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The Wilmingtonian., 1823-10-30
FOR THE wILMISGroyIAN.
A PLEA FOR AFRICA.

,WpSsrs. Editors,
I am sorry to find, that so little of the
spirit of genuine philanthrophy, is felt
towards the poor afflicted sons of Africa.
Perhaps no people under heaven have suf-
frred more than they; and none, at this
period, who are so forlorn and helpless
part of her sons remain in their own ma
tive country, in ignorance and darkness j
IA part in the United States, suffering un-
der the CALLING yoke of slavery; degrad-
led, oppressed, starved. stripped, "desti- 4
ute, afflicted and tormentcd," as though
|they had neither soul nor spirit; while Al
third part are in other countries, suffering,
their righteous judge, alone knows, what.
They have become SO numerous among
Ius, that they are burden to US; while
we are a terror to them. We see the evils
they have introduced among us, laziness,
|idleness and pride. The question natu-
|ralIy arises-IIow shall we rid ourselves
of these evils? How shall we render our
selves and them happy9 How shall we
clear our skirts of their blood? But above
all how shall we escape the judgment of
God, for affecting them as we have done:
In my opinion there is no effectual, nor
even probable way, but by sending them
'ack to their own native country; instruc-
'lted in useful knowledge, and in "the gos-
|pe of the son of Gods for this purpose,
a large and fertile tract of land is pur-
Ichased on the western coast of Africa
where colony is now living in peace and
prosperity And nothing is wanting but
. means (or money! TO transport anxious
hundreds more, to the bosom of their mo-
ther country; there, and there alone, car
..Ithey be happy. Who that has the means
can withhold thema Who that ever lis.
: tened to the voice of Philanthropy, can
I, |shut his ears against the cries of Atricas
LORENZO.
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unquestionable right to be governed 10 the
mode she may choose, and while she con
ducts peaceably and justly towards otht
nations, the latter have no cause of cou..
plant. Shall it be admitted as juslifia
ble ground of interference, that a neigh
bourly nation entertains fears that tie
spirit which prevails beyond her horde
may cross the line, and enter her territory!
Such doctrine would break up the peace
OF nations, and throw the world into con-
fusion. Has France ever made war upon
Great Britain because the latter people
enjoyed greater degree of freedom than
her own? And YET she has been exposed
10 the moral contagion" of British Tree.
dom for centuries. II nations are to frame
their constitutions o: government in such
manner as to suit the nations Of others, not
themselves, Spain must make one that
will please France, and France one that
will please Austria, and Austria one that
will satisfy Russia, and so on in succession
through the civilized world-whilst the
whole will exhibit The wonderful absurdi>
~ OF managing their concerns not for their
own benefit but for the qualification OF 9th
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27
lated into some mysteries by brown man

;isted into some mysteries BY brown man
,om 81. Domngo. aud correspondent with
tdmira, Padilla on the Colombian cuast
The Masler OF the lodge was black maD
AIMED Nicholas Pinero "a barber, and the
Individual sent oil tue island From III
. erous other suspicious circumstances, it
- as considered necessary to probe the bu-
,iness. tut no material discoveries had
cen made The island was IN consider.
BILE fs ment respecting the attempt made
N Britain 10 legisIa,e tor the Colonies and
emancipate the slaves. Nothing "a; reso
'uiions OF all kinds, expressing the state
Ut public feelings, and some were rather
warm, Others absolutely absurd.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27
A Beautiful Estate in the
Market.

TT is situated on the head waters of Nan.
i iemoy creek, in Charles county, Nd.
about six miles from Port Tobacco. II
contains 800 acres, and in its form 10 near.
" O square, two sides OF which are bound.
ed by water; attached TO it is a portion Of
firm marsh, sufficient for the support OF the
stock of the farm; the soil Of the rich river
bottom kind, easily cultivated, and abun>
dant in It's productions of all the crops u.
sual 10 this climate. The dwelling house
is comfortable, and all the out houses are
in good repair, The situation is most
bea1tiful-a view OF the Potomac for many
miles, relieved by the rich level country
on the Maryland side, and eontrasted BY
the highlands on the Virginia shore, make
a prospect excelled by few or none on any
of our waters. This proximity to the wa
ter affords aIss the advantage Of easy trans.
portation for the products of The farm, and
a facility OF procuring fish and fowl 10 a.
bupdance: with these advantages il is also
heaithu, a we'll Of excellent water stands
in the yard, besides numerous springs 10
different parts of the Farm.
This Estate I 7OiU sell. either
the whole tract or in parcels. II can be so
apportioned as to make two farms, each
possessing similar advantages in all re.
spects (eIcept as to the houses). The
terms " ill be accommodating.
THOMAS JONES,
Port Tobacco. Sept. l6, 1898.
septs0 #
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Beer and Oyster House.

TIME subscriber takes this method OF
J. respectfully informing his friends
and the public, that he has taken a house,
between Union and Watersheds, and i'm
medistely in the rear OF the Union and
Marine Hotel, where be purposes carry.
ing on the above business. He can assure
bis friends, and all those who may please
to honor him with their company, that no
pains shall be spared on bis part to give
general satisfaction. OYSTERS will be
served up in the best style, and the prices
will be made moderate.
oct 80 PETER RHODES.
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COtillion Party.

MIR. GENERES has the honor of in.
wi forming the ladies aud gentlemen of
Alexandria, that the Cotillion Parties will
DECEMBER, and will be continued DUR
ing the season.
He also informs his present and former
scholars, that the PRACTISING BALLS
will commence on FRIDAY, the 28th 10.
star, and will be continued every week.
nov Fl 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27
nov 4
LOudOun Land.
THE subscriber wishing to rem,

ME SUBSCRIBER wishing to remove to
Il the south, IS induced to offer for sale
bis farm in Loudoun county, near the
Blue Ridge, and three miles north Of Up
perville. The quantity of land is some.
what over 400 acres; the possession oil two
thirds thereof can be Immediately given;
the quality corresponding with that of the
neigbborbood, which ranks with the best
10 the county. n would suit me we'll to
take negroes for ths>greater PARK OF the
purchase money.
nov l--s4W BURR q. POWELL.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27
Notice.
Office of the Fire Insurance Co. Of AIerandr

Office Of the Fire Insurance Co. Of AIerond,ia,
November /.
TIME Stockholders are hereby informed
l. that dividend Of eighty cents per
share, on each share held by them. is this
day declared--6fty cents per share OF
which will be applied to the call of that
sum, aud the remaining thirty cents per
share will be paid 10 them iD cash. on Sa-
turday the BIB inst. on renewal OF their
notes for the remaining thirteen dollars per
share, which notes will be renewed for six
months from the 9Th inst.
J.B. NICHOLS. sec.
nov 4 3tuw
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27

tFPursusnt to The foregoing decree, I
shall, on the ED day Of February. 1924,
before the front door Of the tavern now
kept by Captain George Williams in The
town OF Dumfriss, expose to sale by public
auction, TO the highest bidder, for ready
N ney, TWO LOTS, known 10 the plan
OF the said town of Dumfries, by The num-
bers Twenty six and Thirty four.
WIN. Nd. CRAIG. Deputy of
JOHN STANARD, NJ. F. C. D.
nov 10 iuSm
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r / TAYLOR,
.IACOR HOFFMAN
MarShaI's Sale.

VIRGINIA:
At Superior Court of Chsncery held
in the town OF Fredericksburg, on the
9Th day Of October. 1888
Joseph Shumste, 10 bis own right, and az
administrator OF Richard Sbute, decess-
ed, .., Plaintiff
Augustus B. Carver and Luther Radcliffe,
Defendants.
vT'HE decree nisi entered in tbi. cause
Il at rules on the Esd day OF May, 1893.
being returned executed on the defendant
Augusta. B. Carver; apd the defendant
Luther Radcliffe, who 10 ou, OF this Com.
monwealtb, and against whom the pain
tiff appears to have proceeded in the mode,
prescribed by law against absent defend-
ants; and they still failing 10 appear and
answer, the bill OF the plaintiff is taken for
confessed; and on motion o. the plaintiff,
by counsel, the Court on consideration Of
the bill and exhibits. doth adjudge, order.
and decree, that unless the defendants. or
one OF them, do, within six weeks from the
date hereof, pay 10 the plaintiff the sum Of
six hundred dollars. with interest at the
Tdte VI i've per Centuih pcT dnuuW from tnes
first day Of January. 1899, until paid, and
the costs by him expended 10. The prosecu..
ton of this suit, the said defendants, and
their heirs. and all persons claiming under
them, be tbencefortb barred and force os-
ed Of all equity and right to redeem the
houses and lots described in the indeBtare
of trust, the exhibit aforesaid, made on the
23d day Of September, 1916, between
Augustus B. Carver. oil the one part, and
Richard Shute, Of the other part; ard that
the Marshal Of this Court DO, after adver.
Using The time and place thereof for three
months successfully, in some newspaper
printed in the town Of Alexandria, expose
to sale, by public auction, for ready mo.
ney, the bouses and lots in the said inden-
ture mentioned, and out of The money aris-
ing from the SAID sale, after deiraying the
expenses attending the same, pay to ibe
plaintiff the said principal money, interest
and costs; and the surplus OF the proceeds
Of sale, If any, retain in bis hands, subject
to the future order Of the Court; and report
bis proce edings berein to the court, in or
der to final decree.
Costs 80 dolls. 40 cts. Copy.
Teste, IT. FORD, c.. C.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27
Little River Turnpike Co.
nov 81

November Is, 1928.
TINE Stockholders in this institution
L will meet at H CIaget,'s Hotel, in
the town OF Alexandra, on FRIDAY, the
NINTH day of JANUARY, 1894, for
the purpose OF elecling President, four
Directors and Treasurer-also, for set.
Element Of the accounts Of The las, year -
On the following day, the Superintendent
of the road, and Collectors of Tolls at all
the gates, will be appointed.
JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer.
nov 81 stJ12
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27
For Rent.

TINE cellar under the three story brick
j warehouse, occupied by the subscri-
bers. on Fairfax street. 1t is a large CON.
modious cellar, perfectly dry at all seasons
and paved with brick, j, suitable for sto.
rage of any description, or would well &C.
conmodste a ,hoot-black. To good ten.
ant the rent would be moderate.
JAS. c. e. ROBT BARRY,
nov 25 II #
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27
A. G.. Cazen0ye & Go.

A. e.. CazenOye q 20.
HAVE for sale landing this day at lr.
IL wins wharf
100 bbls N. E. rum
IS do whlskey
80 boxes sperm candles
As do mould and dipt do
SO bales OF brown sbirlings
20 do sheetiDgs .o.. ..-
5 do bIeacbed shirtings + sheetings
81 do colored domeslicks
81 cases and bales of Scotch manufac.
tured cotton and linen goods. nov a
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27
Sugar, Java Coffee, &c.

sugar, Java C0f1ee, &C.
/ ANDING from the schr. Alert and
lIsloop Brothers, 10 bids. ST Croix, SUI
gar weighing from loco 10 1900 lbs each
90 bags Java coffee
3pipes 4th proof cognac brandy, repre-.
sented to be of good quality
20 Or casks French Madeira wine, repre-.
sented 10 be Of superior quality
100 realms wrapping paper
Is casks prime Goshen cheese, for sale
by SAM'L MESSERSMl I'll.
nov
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Domestic Goods.

DOmeStlc GOOQS.
TUST received by the schr. Fanny Il
y Mary. from Providence, So bales Of
cotton sbirtings and sheeting, which will
be sold low by
WM. FOWLE s. co.
Who have in store, and will keep con-
stanlly on hand good assortment of
Domestic Goods,
which will be sold on very lavorble terms.
nov
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nov 25
Lost.

nN the l7lh inst. a red Morocco Pocket
- Book, containing "a or 20 dollars, in
Corporation and Bank notes, and some pa
pers OF no use to any one but the owner.
Any person finding said book and contents.
and will leave it at this Office, or With the
subscriber, shall be generously rewarded.
nov Is T.. II. THORP,
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NOtice.

TINE subscriber intends to apply to the
i General Assembly OF Maryland, at lra
next Session, for the benefit Of The lnsol-
vent Law Of that State.
so' l-s4N JAMES MIDDLETON.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27
JAMAICA.

We have received letter from our cor.
respondent. dated Kingston, Jamaica ,Oc-
toker l4tb, l823, in which he states that
an attempt bad been made 10 organize a
conspiracy IN ,bateity was generally he
lieved. Several aliens OF color bad been
taken up, aud one had been sent Of the
Island. The conspirators had formed a
lodge OF pretended Mas ,ns, and was mi
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27

The steam. boat Potomac towed up an
elegant new steam boat for capt. Johnson,
10 ply between this place aud the navy
yard, Washington.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27
10 Hatters.

i HAVE received fresh assortment OF
Hatter's Furs and Trimmings,
Beaver. Nawter, Prussia mare, Cammels
hair, Red Wool, &c. &c. lockwood and
Verdigris. GEORGE DRlNKER,
llth mo 18th let
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For Boston.

I'm The brig ELIZABETH, Capt.
.& Ross. has Two thirds Of her cargo
on board, & will take 400 bbls. on freight
and sail imme iiately. Apply 10
nov97 J Fl LADD& CO.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27
The Steamboat Surprise

WIILL in future run once a day be-
w tween Georgetown and Aiexsn.
dria. She will leave Georgetown at half
past nine o. clock, A. NJ = returning, Will
leave Alexandria at 5 o'clock. P. M. Tor
Georgetown. ROBT. TAYLOR.
nov Is 3t$
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27
Teas.

Teas.
10 chests Young Hyson
10 - half bal 30 10 GIun no: TEAS,
just received per schr Exchange, from N.
York, and tor sale by
nov IS J Fl. LADD eco.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27
III MARINE list, &
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED, Nov. s6.
Scbr. Twin-Brothers, Baker, Baltimore
full freight.
SAILED.

Scbr. Mary Ann, Swift. Portsmouth.
Brig Spartan, Snow, Rio and market.
Passengers 10 The Spartan, capt. J. Har-
per, OF this place, and Mr.. Fowre.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk;
with passengers.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27
Fifty Dollars reward.
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on
IL Sunday the Esd Nov. 1898, a negro
man named
sam.

he is aged between IS and 80 years, be is
about six feet high. tall, and in bis APP
Pearsece and manners az servant polite
and easy; be is thin. bis face small. and
somewhat meagre in bis color be ID be-
tween black and mulatto, it is more
Inclined to black. He formerly belonged
to James Edmonds, he has been educated
as house servant, and waited one or two
years in the tavern ct Thompson Ashby,
WarrentoD. will give the above sum for
bis apprehension out of the state. and OH,
half that sum il spprehehded within the
state, and in either case so secured that
may recover him again.
iNMAN HORNER.
Warrenton, Fauquier, Va. Nov. "a.
nov 81 ct
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27
For Rent,

Just received for Sale,
r pipes 4th proof Cognac brandy, war
ranted to be OF the LIST quality, and as
imported. 80 baskets Bordeaux oil, 80
boxes sperm candles.
A. C. CAZENOVE eco.
nny OF
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27
Public Sale.
Public Sale.

uullC GAIT.
RY virtue OF a deed Of trust from viii.
- liam Cranch to James n. Hooe, we
shall sell at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash. on the I6h day Of De-
Gender nezt, at l2 O'Clock Of that day, az
Catts's tavern, at the West End, in FAIR
Ak county,
Several Parcels Of Land
in the said county, being parts of the land
called Burgundy, and Of tract ly ing con.
tiguous TO, and west Of that tract, which
was purchased of Whetcroffs beirs-viz.
lot binding on South Run, containing a.
bout 85 acres which was lately held by
John Dixon; one other lot, containing a.
bout SO acres, contiguous to the before
mentioned lot, and extending to road two
poles vide, which divides it in part from
MIR Frobel's land; one other lot, adjoining
he last mentioned lot, and binding on one
side upon the said road, and on the other
upon the land lately held oy Thomas Will
| son, deceased. and extending up 10 The
old line between Richard and Robert
SANFORD, and containing about 81 acres;
and one other lot, lying west of the Bur.
gundy tract. and adjoining thereto, con-
tanning about Is acres. For further infor-
nation, respecting these lands, reference
may be had to Judge Cranch. in Aleyan-
andria, or 10 James H. Hooe, Esq who
resides near them.
r / TAYLOR,
=. JACOB HOFFMAN.
P. 8. The three first of the above mem
! toned parcels OF land will be solo up to
Mr.. Frobels land, without any reserva,
ton tor road.
oct l6., thtDI6
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Goshen Cheese.

Goshen Cheese.
TX casks and Is boxes cheese, repre-
y sented to be of superior quality, re.
ceived per schr. Exchange, from New
York, and for sale by.
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH.
nov 25
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27

Young Hyson Tea.
SEVEN chests Young Hyson Tea, land,
- ing this day and for sale by
nov is SAML. MESSERSMITH.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-27

Extract OF another letter OF the same date.
ii am sorry 10 have it in my power to
inform you that the Methodist Chapel was
destroyed last night by a Iawless mob,
which. fear, will end in serious conse-
quenee to our peace and comfort. | ex.
pect the Governor will use his authority to
suppress such lawless practices )"
The two beuses OF legislature are to
meet on Thursday next.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-21
LEES ELIXIR.

valuable medicine has for the last sixteen years
been The most eicacous medicine in for speedily and
ectuay curing the violent colds, coughs ConsHmp'
lions drought on by great colds and exposure) hundreds
cascs OF could be given o persons soached from
he very brink oftc grace by the timely of this nva
abe medicine,) had room; we can only give the io
Sowing at this time. ~
Wilmington, ". c. 23d May, 1921.
Dear SRI was attacked with most violent headache
land pain in the breast so that it was with the utmost diff
knly could draw my breath, utter single sentence
ouer than whispers vas advised by my friends to pro
ture bottle of your Ehrir, which did, and from TWO OF
effected nv complete cure You are at liberty to make
This public in any manner you think proper
Yours &c. JOHN z. WILMINGTON.
TO .lL. Noah Rldyely, Baltimore.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-21
From the National Htelligencer.
AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY.

We publish in our paper ofto-day, the prospectus
Of work, compiled by Mr.. ROGERS, Of Pennsyl-
vania, member of the house of representatives,
which we are glad to see offered to the public
The multiplication of authentic Biographies Of the
fathers of country increases stock of litera
ture in its interesting and valuable department;
these narratives ncite the young, instruct the DID,
and improve the moral character of the nation, by
constantly holding up to the public view and imita
ton portraits of virtue and patriotism, of which the
history of mankind affords no brighter examples.
The book which has been compiled by Mr.. Ro-
GERS is valuable, not only as work for the libra.
ries of men OF reading but il has the higher merit
of being eminently fitted for an american School
Book, and will therefore, assist materially in supply
deficiency which our semnares have felt, in he
want Of sufficient number OF works suited to the
capacity OF youth, and intoxicating principles which
correspond with our institutions.
CThe Prospectus may be seen at this Office, sVher
subscriptions ,ciH be receiredl
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-21
TO PRINTERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance Of the act
~ passed the first day of February, 1921 enttlcd"a
supplement to the entitled An act making provision
for the payment Of the printing the laws and 10 rnals the
Senate and House of Representatives" the subscriber will
contract with any printer in the STAGE for the printing and
publishing the journal of the House NJ Representatives of
The last session. who will undertake the execution of it on
the cheapest and advantageous The Journal
must be prine and stitched in size each page must
be closely printed IN Plea type and arranged that the
greatest nosble nrber Of words stall be comprised in
each and every page. Proposals will be received at any
time before ,lc 18th lust. w. p. BROBSON,
Clerk efte House Of Representatives
Wilmington, Feb. 70, 1926. 15-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-21

In the Port Folio for December, 822 there is
very spirited and humorous article entitled "THE
ELYS;UM."
The following picture, which concludes the art.
Gle is so true to life that fail to recognise
the characteristic resemblance.
"My attention was withdrawn from the dancers
by the approach OF newly deceased bachelor whose
appearance excited universal attention. He was a
tall, gaunt, hard featured parsonage, whose beard
had evidently not known the discipline of the razor
Tor month before his decease. His feet were cased
IN mocasins and his limbs in rude yesments of
buckskn; powder horn and pouch were suspen-
ded from his shoulders, and huge knife rested in
his glrdle. knew him at once to be hunter who
had been chasing deer in the woods when he OUGHT
to have been pursuing dears OF another description.
determined to have little chat with him, and ap-
preaching asked hin, how he liked Fidlers Green.
III don't know stranger said he scratching his head
Tin rather jubus that Ise got into sort of pri-
imanaly here | expressed my surprise at his NOT
admlring a place where there were so many fine
ladies'. why as to the matter OF that said he,
'ther's r0ndeTtat smart chance of women here---
that are tact-and female society are elegant
for them that likes lt-but, for my part I'd heap
Rather camp out by the side oil cane brake, where
there good chance of bears and turkeys But
you forget, said |, that you have left your flesh
and blood behind you' That are fact,' said he,
III feel powerfnL ioeat-but don't like the f.rens.
here, no hoU-I'm 'bominabLe bad han among
women--so I'd thank 'em not to be cutting their
shines about me- But my FRIEND you will have to
turn in directly. and dance with some OF them Il
reckon not said he,-'if do, I'll agree to give up
my ludgment,--but if any of em have mind to
run OF jump for half pint I'd as teare go 1t as
lnot.'"