The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-10

interrupted fAHiH affR - Itf@f'N 49,
win az oath, that Il Gen. Jackson sonid
catch that gsatlemao,' ias he now Calico
him. with a little sneer On the word,l NJ
would hang hun. under the SECOND article
of The rules OF war For all me, meekly
responded the fireman, and shouIdefed a
suck of pine iuto the furnace.
II IS remarked BY authors who have spo-
ken on the subject Of Juggling, that the very
intensity with winch the audience eyes Tie
inggler, facilitates his receptions. lie has
bal To give their eyes aud their thoughts a
slight misdIrecli0n, and then he may Tor d
mDmrut, do almost any thing unOb7efsed,
IN foil view vague impression, growing
ont of the loose conversation ~ the hfe-
room, had prevailed aiming the attendants
aud others employed in the boat that the
gentleman was i foreigner, going 10 explore
If not TO tap, the Canal With this view,
they felt no doubt that he would land at
Albany look out MAS kept for bun, aud
though he was unuotleed IN the throng AT
the place Of debarkation, II Was sscnbed To
the throng that he was UnGuuced, tell
you, you'll hear mischief from that gentle
man yet, said the engineer, throwing oil
hrs steam.
What then, was their astonishment, and
even 'o"' "t Tue s'pl'n anu 't"",'' w "
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back to New Yotk. Thp Captain felt, he
hardly knew how, we may call 1t queer
lie stuffed however his uneasy emotions,
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was ahu what was MS business, ana II ne
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