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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

Bufalo. Sept The Steamboat
Henry Clay, Captain Norton, left this
port on Friday last, for Green Bay,
with $50 United States IDiaDtry, 90
der the command OF Lieut.. l. N. Nor
.ris They are from Bedlow's Island.
(New York Harbor, and are destined
for Green Bay and other Western
Posts. -
Edrthquake-Th The Lancaster, r.
lnsellngencsr of tbs 9Th ms, Gays
cat a quarter before loo'clock, on Sa
turday evening last, we experienced a
slight shock, accompanied with rum
bling noise, which va ara yet al q less
to account for. II was either an earth
quake. or else caused by some terrible
explosion. The house that We were
in at ths time, was very sensibly sha
ken"
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TkON

A MOTHER supply Of Penne5&kerss, and
"A .frhHr e .Naef's IRON. Of every des.
cription, Just reserved and im sale by
CONRAD HoGMlRE.
Marlinsburg, Sep. 10.
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Ti6
,grINsB0sG, srrrsnsea IL. 1929.

.s,ders will recoslect that in late mum.
,se Ksntueky Reporter. Amss Kendall
Ls5.r.tely .ad so'emnly charged with hav
..rrined Perjury in The evidence he gave
n. Senate Of Kentucky in the winter Of
-s snd ~chslleeged 20 bring salt for libel
l.. TsHH lie Of the sth inst. The fal'owiag no
,ssen of this very serious charge;
reporter charges Mr.. Kendall with
=, be;ose the Senate in The Investigation
Hr. Claws friends bad into his bargain
NJ. Adams ia ne winter Of 1928, and
isoges HIN 10 bring a suit for a libel.
~ lime z1s when such a challenge would
zen accented: but amidst The swar, pes
aud famine spirit which nsss prevails, q
- man would be uuprohl ablj employed
- fo- his character in a place where the
If , Jackson man is no crJRs.n
strikes us as being very like replying to
4 ,sunder with a poP-gun. Try il sgsin
Taa, cock won't fight. II the gagont
H. Auditor Of the Treasury shrinks from a
Investigation, we have little doubt that IL
\ a much better reason thsn The alleged
t. pfsiadices and psrlisliiies of a Lexington
de doubtless has a lively recollssticn o.
|tortures and sgonies Of the cross-exs mlns'
mon that memorable occssion. We rather
Eebend tba, the shrinking Of the theaven.
proceeds from pretty much the same
as Paddy's trepidstion, when beng
rht before a magistrate charged with having
lopristsd to himself that which belonged
bother, and exhibiting symptoms Of great
h.: The magistrate remarked to him-Dop't
~peessy, friend, you shall have strict justice
l. YOU. God bless your honor, says Pat,
rs the very thing I'm afraid of.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17
PRICE or IiCKFtss
Whsle Sio-HsIs5-Quar 81 ZIG. 81 Is.

U0rders for tickets or SHARES Il The above
Lotteries. forwarded b. mar (nest ,.a,a , Or bv
private hand viii meet with sisr most pr,mns
attention II adore se 4 TO @
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-17

Virginia. nit.
At rules holden in he clerks ohnce OF the
county csur, Of Morgan, sn the frs Monday
" July, 1929.
Michael Courtsey, PfsE.
AGAIxsT
Frederick Maine, Defn.
In CAdnoeey
The defendant, Frederick Name, not hsv.
ing en'ered his appearances and gisvn security
according to ths act Of assembly and he rules
OF this court, aud it appearing BY salts sctory
evidence that he is not sn inbabitant Of this
esunty-h 10 Ordered, that the said defendant.
do appear here on the FIRST dav next November
term. and aaswer the bill OF the Plaintiff, AMI
that o copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
- some newspaper published IN Msrtinsbufg
Ter tive months successfully, and posted al The
trent door OF the ccurt house in Bath.
A Cspy-Tcsie.
q. okRiCK, c. NC.
September, 17-2m
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JOB PRINTING. ii tstr -..,'.e
ton executed wi b -~sbiass nasv
and despatch, q! snls uR
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Price Of Tickets: VAois 81 : osa,fsr ~.
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A 4 FACS q!
The highest Pr'e/e vii ba.
given for clean Lx- 41set Reas.
at this Office.
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EIAA SIs
twilt give the aisnss - 60 5. sos anv
qusntit, 81 clean FLAX sifas.
1. On.
September 3
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On FRIDAY 9lh Oeobcr. 1879
THE
NEW roRK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Ne. ~, ros 1879,
WIN De drawn IN ihe CITY @, Se~ Yorx.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28
HALL OF The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

HALL OF THE HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-
Mr. Francis Herbert, in the third volume oi MS
Ta!isman, relates, with much spirit and plea
ssnturss, the results Of his experience in the
political, literary, and fashionable circles OF
Washington. His description OF the Hall OF
the House Of Representatives has some strokes
Of broad humor. 1t is as follows:
who, on this side of the Atlantic, has no,
seen the Hall Of the House Of Representatives!
or who, on either side, has not seen Morse's
admirable picture or il, which now 81 aces the
gallery of a noble ame,eur in England! that
Hall where all the spendors Of the marbles,
serpentines, and Bresciss of America and Italy,
and all the graces and proportions Of Grecian
art, and all the talents Of successive architects
of the luxurian, L'Enfan,e, the magnificent
La,robe, and the practical Bulhnch-a aided by
the decor atoms Of accomplished sculpters. TO-
reign and domestic, and set off by all the gor-
eeousness Of modern upholstery and Honduras
mahogany, Wrought and polished bv the mas
ter artists OF New York and Philadelphia
have conspired to make a room. up6. Tor any
earthly purpose 10 which it can ever be aD'
piled; where people can neither see nor hear
one another; containing, according to accurate
admeasurement. 100000 cubic feet; and IN con-
sequence thereof, and OF other enormous advan-
ages, uncomfortable to sit in, unhe althy TO
stay in, and dangerous TO legisIate in, alike Tor
the people aud the lawmakers.
"There, too. they saw The Speaker, looking
like the lady in the lobster, as he sat in his hule
gingerbread paSoda, suck at the bottom OF a
lofty colonnade, which rivals he portico Of the
Pantheon in magnitude, and surpasses it in
the richness Of its materials. 10 picturesque
contrast with him, they saw the colossal plas-
ter virsgo, who threatens every moment TO
crush him from above. In one corner OF the
house, they saw an old gentleman in specta-
eles, who was standing with his hat of, an6
reading, as they supposed, q newspaper, but
who, as they learned from the InteIligencer next
day, was making a great speech. The rest OF
the members. in miscellaneous groups, or about
their nea, piano-forle looking desks, were
walking, talking, caucus.ing reading, writing,
or medi,ating, and making buLzing noise like
that heard in large school. On one of the
sofas hey observed Mr. Lalimer, holding all
e1tempore Ievee, and dispensing to his audi
ence sunGry ediiying remarks, the effect
whereof came up 10 the gallery in many an
audible peal Of laughter"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28

CONCENTRATION WITH THE PAcIrIc,-In CIV
ing the ann, xed notice Of a monthly communi.
cation established with Panams, we state that
Mr.B. Burrows, through whose enterprise
this has oeen effected. sails himself tomorrow
for Car,hagens. and thence will proceed 10 Pa
naina; and that, IN the course Of the ensuing
year, he expects 10 establish monthly packets
be ween Lima and Panama. When that Is
completrd, the communication between New
York and Lima may be effected in forty days.
INeto York american.
Notice TO the PubEe.-A regular monthly commun
cation is established from this city TO Panama.
in the Pacific ocean; and all letters post paid, direct
ed to my care will be forwarded to Panama monthly,
free of expenses from which place. they will be sent
by the American Consul to their destination
Vessels, by touching off the port OF Panama, win
ont can be certain of their letters reaching
New York in aboat thirty days, and can receive
letters from the United States in this short perod OF
time. will be very important to whaling and seal
ing vessels become acquainted with this informs
ton; and editors requested to give publicly TO the
same. SlLAS q oonHo"9'
Ne,u- York, November, 1929.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28
From the Rochester Enquirer.
TRIAL OF JURORS.

The difficulty in obtaining Jury delayed
he Morgan cause in Orleans County. About
week has been spent in irving the comPeien
cy Of Jurors. Two days were consumed IN en-
panelling the frs, seven.
After many were rejected on the score OF
having their opinions formed. Robert Ander-
son was called, Mr.. Spencer challenged this
Juror, on the ground tina, he was member OF
,he society OF Freemasons and Of the degree
Of Royal Arch. Gen Mathews demanded that
The cause Of the challenge should be reduced
TO writing, which having bee n done, Cen Ma
,hews and Mr.. Barnard denied that The Cause
staed was a legal ground Of challenge. Mr..
Spencer then produced his authorizes. II was
laid down in Archibold, among other causes
for principal challenge, that Juror belong
TO the same Society or Corporation" with .
party was an incompetent Juror. The Court
remarked that the term society in the sense in
which il was used by Archibold, hsd reference
10 societies. recognized by law. Mr. Spencer
said he was prepared TO prove that The Grand
Royal Arch Chapter, of which the Juror and
Defendant were members, was made oody
Corporate by an act OF our State Legislature.
After hearing the arguments Of Counsel the
Court overruled the challenge for principal
cause Mr.. spencer then challenged the Juror
"io the favor
. Mr. Spencer here stated tina, the Juror An
derson) was an important witness in behalf of
the people, and ought moi 10 &C, in the capacI-
~ Of Juror and witness. The defendants coun-
sci urged tina; Mr.. Auderson's being witness
did not disquality him as Juror, and tina, they
could not consent to excuse him for that cause:
Mr.. Spencer then called sundIy witnesses
relative 10 the obligations of Freemasonry The
riers (the first two Jo-ymen sworn) decided,
after hearing the testimony, tina, Judge Ander,
son was q not indifferent" and he was accord.
ingly rejected. We learn, however, that they
succeeded in completing the Jury on Tuesday
night a. a late hour-and iha, the rial Of the
cause was to proceed next morning
Judge Gardner was to have held Cour, IN
Niagara county this week; but the unexpected
delay 10 ORLEANS preeludes the possibility Of
that me sure.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28

We see so much concerning the recent o.
hesioa Of General ScoTT 10 the Army, that Vt
feel inclined to add remark or Two 10 whr
we said the other day.
We certainly have no wish to underra'e Is|
Generals services and talents; but We mus
object 10 The commentator bestowed upa
him for the ,ardy and reluctant performanos
his duty. Are we to encourage officers Of 's
Army in their wilful opposition to 'hr com
mand Of their superiors! General ScoH
conduct is liable 10 censure in high dsg,.
He has stood out against the opinions oil 'R
former President. the Secretary Of War, n! |
his seniors in command-he has Appealed
the Senate-threa:ened 10 throw up bis con-
mand-quiued the country-and now, VIII |
there is no loop 10 hang his doubts on, and 1t
returns to his duty, he is TO be covered VIZ
newspaper laurels for his condensation IN az!
joining the service. We are happy 10 M'
General Scorr az an officer Of the Army |"
we csnno' praise him Cor his ls'e conduct
Suppose an inferior officer Of the Army "
pying after the example which has bern
him in this Gaze, should, from some ''q%
10 wrangling with the President and Seer"
make work for a month for the Senat-s
of in a pc, TO France-and then, upon TsD
lion, and fading himself opposed by puOl'
MON, should return TO his duty again.
would be thought Of him! Would his mig
nimi,y be praised, and his PATRIOTS" tx ."
We think not; and ye, the former sfr'N''
Gen. Scott do nor en,itle him 10 sSe"p
from the opinion ,ha, would be pa'T0 "
other men, acting as he has done VIZ"
conceive VIVA, is in the case OF Zen. o',
call forth such unnecessary rumpe'''S
IN. newspapers. l. would have bee" y"
better TO have Ie, The affair pass over I'D '"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28
SPEEDY JUSTICE On Tuesday h- I7,h inst.

SPEEDY JUSTICE On Tuesday he i7.h inst.
a man bv ,h- name Of James b. Elliott. was
arrested in Sussex County, Delaware, for kav-
ing stolen, on the preceding day, . horse, and
on the 18th he was arraigued d, the bar, tried,
and FOUND guilty, by a Jury IF this county az
ter which he received The sentence of the
Court: to restore fourfold the value .f the
said Horse-to be sci on the public pillory
for the space OF one hour-to be publicly
whipped with thirty nine lashes upon the b.'e
back, we'll laid on, and to be disposed Of as a
servant to The 'ign-s, and best bidder or bids
ders. for seven years, which sentence was exc.
cu,ed on the 18th, including only three days
ride from freedom aud independence to he
whipping posi-, pilIory and slavery. Del Gaz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28

the aforesaid great political party. M,u
commences hi. " Address with a.,
des. declaration Of "distrus, Of his ON, ~
paciIy," which dis:rus, we are yr,v MI,
10 share with him; nevertheless. as h. :. -pH
did enough to acknowledge his own vns,.
for the Office, we shall be excused for ,,,,.;s'
with him in opinion. Mr.. Moore zoe, q, :
say hat This "dis'rut i, enhanced by tn, ~.
of his succeeding SO distinguished p.,,,..
as General Harrison" Now, to say Oo,,i,'
about enhancing distrusl"-an e.nr.,.;.s
which is Of piece with many o,her ,neein,.
OF Cabinet litera'ure-we beg leave 10 add ~,
his ExeelIeney may well feel this fuel" v,.s
Ing very heavy upon him. Sorry we ar. ~
the necessity for lhi. "fue" ever aro,.
But we come TO- graser topic. Web,
had occasion before 10 remark upon III. ~;
Of fulsome ha,tery 10 the President, Whit.
beginning to run through all Official p,ns,
The confederate Secretary Of the Navv ~,
msneed the work by styling The presideu, Il.
Best and Greatest OF Men,; after him ~
have adopted il, who think their commu,;.,
tons will even reach the foo, Of the ,hro0,
Mr. Moore, in the address before US, uyle,h Il.
Presiden, "The INDUSTRIOUS and p.D.,,,,
Patriot" One flatterer at home calls him Il.
second WASHINGTON; another, the second Jg,.
PERSON. Onr Secretary calls him the Gr,,,,
est and best Of Men,; another, the "pvr.
and most exal,sd patriot Of the age" Fl,
Collectors and Pos mast-rs echo The Shout, ~.
make The wrlkin ring" while our Ministers
in foreign lands catch the sounds, as ,hey aor
across the ocean, and repea, hem 10 all tn.
exul'aion Of pensioned serviIi,y-Eyery est
WATTS The "spiced incense" Of prais. 10 Il,
"pal"ce." Well! let thrm 20 on! L., u.a
EXHAUST the vocabulary for term. Of aiu,r
They will ye, see the day when they will }.
glad 10 ia, their own words.
We have already said more than we inr.At
ed, concerning the A" Address" Of His Ert Z,
lency the Minister. II is, for the most Dart
common place. expr, ssing desire, for the COZ.
tinuance Of peace and ami'y between The ".
countries. From the ze al and industry which
distinguished bis Excrllency, in his former 81.
tuation, as Frank Master Grneral, we suppOs
he will, al least, be attentive to bis duties
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28
A.ra.aaIisiz. &C. 01sslSAs I'D. o.
s.ruRp ~ MORNINGS. NOVEMBER %. 1929.

CONVENTION discussion Of the Right
of Suffrage mas resulted IN partially extending
the privilege. The resolutions on this head
NAV, however, BE- ye, modified or altered. &C
cording as they now stand, The righ' OF voting
is given to Freeholders, as defined under the
present Cons itu,iou-,o lessees Tor hive years.
having one year 20 run, and whose annual rent
is; to Housekeep ers and heads OF tanl'
lies, mo have been resident for six months, or
who have paid revenue 10 the Common"e alth
for the preceding year; and to all Freeholders
whose !reeholds shall he Of the assessed value
Of if such asse ssment be required by
value.
NJ. PEASANTS plan for compromise next
came Up for consideration; on which head we
extract what follows from The Wing:
Mr.. Scott moved to amend the substitute
offered by Mr.. Pleasants, by striking out the
whole, and bssing the Senate on ,axa,ion ex
clusiveiy, increasing its numbers TO So, giving
i, concurren, legislation with thr House OF Del
egates, and requiring officers Of The Govern
ment 10 be elected by codcurren' vote oil Inc
two Houses. Mr. Scott declined 10 droate the
proposition, ,he question vas put su6 s'lenfo'
and the amendmt Mt rejec.ed-ayes SO noes IS:
The question recurring on the substitute OF
Mr.. Pleasan,s, Mr.. Jnynes moved 20 fill up the
blank specifying the numbers OF The senate with
36-(an increase Of 10 or one thirdl The mo-
ton was rejected-ayes IS, noes 81. Mr.. sum
mers moved 80 - Mr. Brodnax, 4s-Mr. Dod-
bridge, 24-Mr Upsher promising mis- dispo-
si,ion to see fair arrangement Of power es ab-
lishrd between the two Houses, yet declared he
would vote for none such, unless the Senate
was considerably increased, believing that with.
ou, it, the security offered through that body
would BE- illusory. He expressed his predilee-
ton for 40. Mr. Doddridge spoke in op?osi
ton 10 the increase Of the Senate, as convert.
ing it into house Of Delegates. Mr.. Bald win
thinking tha, that course would be the best Tor
effecting the compromise, his desire for seeing
which, he eloquen,ly expressed, proposed TO
return 10 the resolution basIng representation
in the House Of Delegates upon white p"pula-
,lon, in order that both subjects might be con-
sidered az once. Mr.. Mercer suggested that
lha, resolution nigh, be brongh. up with ms
Mr.. Naylor opposed any recurrence to the
first esolulion, before the committee had come
20 an hndere,a nding on this Before any thing
was determined, on motion Of Mr.. Baldwin,
he Committee rose, and at the instance OF Mr..
NJ ale, the Convention adjourned"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28
ITEMS.
4" To she,D the peyy age and body of the Time +"

The propri,turs Of The daily press in New
York have advertised hat they will receive pro-
posals unil to-day, TO- bringing on, by express
the Presidents Message within twenty -four
hours from The Time Of i's being delivered IN
Congress.
A quar- anime has been imposed at New York,
on vessels arriving a, that port, on board OF
which any case OF Small Pox may have occur
red during the voyage.
A Mrs. Mckinley, tried for the murder OF
her husband, in Philadelphia, has been acquitted
The circumstances against her wee very
strong, and the judge gave decided charge
gains, he prisoner.
HYDRoPHoBIA.-Much alarm prevails in Can
andaigua and other towns in Ontario and
Wayne Counties, N. Y. on the subject Of mad
dogs. A Palmyra paper says, that a young
woman of Ontario, (W.yne CO and another
in Phelps, have recently died, in nsequence
Of having been biuen by mad dog. The
same paper further states, that four persons
have been bitten in Newark and three 10 Phelps;
as well as q numbsr Of cattle, swine, and dogs.
The Inhabitants of Marion, (Wayne) have
held meeting, and resolved TO kill off their
own dogs, and ell others they may see wander
ing from their owners.
roorH ACHIEVE copy the following SIM
pie recipe for the cure and prevention Of this
mos excruciatiug complaint, from Ne~
York paper:
LET those who choose, try il --Pu, piece
OF lime, sbou, the size Of a wslnui, in quart
bottle OF water; with this rinse the mouth Two
or three times a day, and clean the tee,h, using
this water every morning. Iii, tastes strong,
dilute II, for il should be just strong enough to
TASTE 'he lime, and no stronger. ] was torment
ed with 'he TOO h ace for some weeks, ill used
his mixture, but have never had il sinee,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28

Some Of the Southern papers are ann
lug ,hs, Grnersl Jackson will 90 '0' ,"' ID
They are mistaken. But il is equaW d
take to suppose that lie will 60 again" ~ I'D
will strive TO make fair weather on DO"
lie will be for judicious ,Ar'ff l0r ", a
Of New YORK and PennsyIvsnia; and NC "
agains, an oppressive tariff" Tor INC 80. %. ]
the South II he steer, so as to run ,"
Presidency for the mex, four years. pe'",, "a,
may kick the ladder from under him. ~"
upon his own foundation. But We v" .,bd
prophecy that The Message will DC ...sa
and diplomatic on this head as q Mug : Ts(
There will be a perfect non'som", -, Anti
Tariff-men will be disappointed a"'
Tariff. men will be disappointed; 0'' -" ,ssl
be hope enough left on both sides to "' nd,
on the tep,er.hook, Of espee''"o'
course, 10 prevent mu'iny " oe'e'"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28

CHEAp TRAVELLING. - The facetious Editor
Of he New York Courier describes a recent
;.on, in one Of the North River steamboats, in
these terms -
"Only fancy four hundred and fifty Chris
tian men, women, brats, and bandboxes, all
crammrd into ore boat, putting, squallng,
sculding aud fighting for their 'fcund," which
said word, being interpreted, mesneth bread,
po,a oes pig, beef and brandy. Such crowd,
in So small a space, does away all ndi,idu ali
,v-a man does no. know whether he is him
elf mr. something else: Me and the he goat"
,av, Blly Lackadsy. "did'ut know which was
WHICH" All that a"one dollar and found
m IN" knows, is that he is part Of reat MAJ
nv headed monster, compared with which the
Siamese Boys are nothing at all. We saw a
woman toss of stiff glass of brandy and wa
ter at one gulp, and smack her lips like Ken
tucky stage driver. She evidently mislonk her
self for the red Dosed old reprobate who SAT
beside her. However she got glass Of grog
by The mistake.
I, is utterly impossible for a man 10 travel
up and down the Hudson River wi;hou, feeling
like a rascal. EVIL communications corrupt
GOOD manners" and Of al evil communications
there is uo,hiug more essentially diabolic al
Than being jam,ned by $50 zone dollar and
souffs iniaui,y all the while. He becomes saw
AGE and looks like a cannibal. Two hours be-
fore dinner yesterday the sears I1 the dining
cabin we're possessed by set Of wild, fierce
looking men, determined TO have the FIRST touch
Of the sdibles !, is said they ate one little
fellow, who ven,ured among them, BY way Of
a Iunch--certsin il is, that he went down into
the cabin, and was never seen afterwards
However, one little fellow wonld hardly stay
the appr ties Of four hundred and 6fy one dol
lar and found men.
Ooee in a while you meet with a few decent
n,ea in a s eamboat, "rari nantes in gurgi,e
ya,,o" Of the noisy crowd. There were four
gentlemen on board yesterday, one Of whom
was the Grecian dog Apollo. His dogship
appeared quite seanGalzed at the conduc, Of
his fellow passengers, and did not wsg his tail
ar bark once There were other dogs at din.
ner tina, barked repeatedly. /, is fashion in-
reduced since the reduction of prices-and
n,.,, ernerslly adopted BY the majority Of To-
fror,n,;Ye "fourd'' men. But there are other
;,,nrov,m.n,, among travellers. One lady
80. rd.v n id a Basket Of hens. which she pu,
into another iaay's birth, where they were
Efound'' q, bed time. The hen proprietor
.,.,rd that i, W. no, Convenient carry the
eooo. ,,d So she put he ea.kfers into ba,kt'
she intend. bringing her pigs 10 Ne" York
per steamboat.