American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-03
ron THE wATcHMAN.
Letter from Zebuion I'omiinson,

Letter from Zebuton Jomliison.
essfs. Wilsons-My last letter from the sign
of The bull Frog. Tussoky Branch; but fogoto say
that the place called g Rongh-and Tumbe"-a nanet
richly deserves. had for ,men, forgotten where
vas or believe should not have hoored Fortml For
| unaely 10. me, the steam frigate brought down The
courage of the rest of the company as low as my own d
perfect amnesty readily agreed upon. But what
says Fo1al, "pn you, Tomlnson, into such an nefra
pssson all al once the water, when my mill gave way,
did not rush out with halt The fury you did on me- "N
says l. "you know belong New caste county, and was
born there too" "1he mischief you was says he 81
thought you Irishma out and out or would have
been smooth and civil to you the water in my mil
pond, common times. wish we could get every
moi hers of your united lrshmen here, for only one
season. "Why what would you do with them would
you eat them up, with the turkey bzzard !" ono Tom.
nson SAYS he, 81 thought had agreed to say nothing
more about that confounded bird. II would, howeyerV
will say you first broken the uce) be fine times
| for he turkey buzz4rds" How SOP "Why We would
bury your people Just deep enough TOR these scoundre
and hounds to scratch them up and feast upon them
zound Messrs Editors, my blood began to get hot again.
but the thought OF the scaldng water happened fortunate
ly come into my head and saw the .igate mooean
he Of The chimney, with springs upon her caoe
Tie huge gourd all ready the smoke flying out OF her pipe
and her immense boiler under high pressure heat SOL
obliged off the sheets and take the wind more
fairly. How would YOU Foxta," said l. "get them INTO
their graves quickly "our fall sickness says ne
IL would do their business for them, thank God and put
them there and if any OF them remained the first sea-
son, would fix Msm.' How Z" says J. looking ue
4 gourd again Harness them, zpih Negroes says ne
4 . ana MAKE them pnH 0T hdT0srS Jor @
nanny" says This is too bad give me only leave
y would not Oft, nd YOU for my life C6end ha Is w
II rho The d-,' say hes unhappy forgetting hmel. -
she; her grandfather 7sas ID ab6erty hasAm ..
No SAD, than done one instant Of time ue so
was the pot, and the next Foxtail Stood WIN hs Ne,
ties sure enough, loosened from head 70 roo .e
lG--d, says ], " my dear madam "Wha,! sa. ~ ~ >
moving he gourd again towards the pot ne aese,""
says quickly, "erery DROP" 10 be sure Ne Md sy
she putting down tue gourd. In the mean me foAa.
and bis crew had rushed from the house ION y0u"
D. fHp
beAo1ing 4ch all k.s might? The old lady Lighted t si
Ippe again, composedy if nothing extratdloa. m1
Happened gave her twist Of the finest tobacco a 1u
aud, pulling side bottle do the favor, saw o
my dear madam, accept this likewise came mon
one of he most loyal islands OF good KING ueos; d i
it." said she, looking al il with rapture Yes Jy,s
eyes sparked with delight. "In the morning VIM s,b I;,
you gown pattern that think will please u 1t
evening if you would prefer it and you shall nav
your own price, and you may pay me when you ns
land how you please. You have been my rend' 10 s ,n
among those rntfans Or believe they would hase
me up The backgaards," says She "ihey Wor money
life out of me, and don't know the color OF .ne r IL
yet. have threatened that Foxia, dozen 'me
81 has told me, often, my grandfather was 1 iii
shman when he was, assure you, as soou, 4'D We,
blooded an Englsman as ever stepped shoe ,p by
1.-THE very last lie told me s1ore-ana w, 900
Ian cath thai never bloke"-" by what, madah =, a.
-"by George, be sure, tina, would serve nun ns p
have done he first time those words came OUT o. linn
n laglin and he has got it, and can Pro,%; not
pay for all the he'll have TO buy after s
And Why" says she, they hate the irish SO au Vel
can't, for the life Of me- find out have seen AZ say
behaved men among them, any others lndeep e m
she, never saw that worth barn l move
e fellows as that Foxai My daughter Jenny a ago
out 10 the Ohio state with her brother, some years 80
wrote me word in she had married one and VA
kinder treated in her life She has several d no
1t him. My father too, Mr. Tomnson-but "ou'u Jrst
a,be world the peope hers should know twas an ,,
man His father went from England to Ireland, anu do
ed Irish girl and my father determined 10 sAa n eh
/ sure OF having, in his children, all that was Country
II, England or Ireland, TO his father ow il
married an English girl that may say am I horn
is blood English and full blood ris-snd as Wa all The
his country, full blood American 100 h IN his ct
= blpods that Foxail has found out to a.
IN that lie has set boiling often My m1 before
told you, Engllshman My father aro' was bo
could remember. My husbai ., Gnd bless i'''"'