Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-08-07

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George. They sit still.
Master. Well don't YOU want IN be !,
good boy7 The reformed little man.
mad been unconsciously walking backward
10 MS place for some time, and now sat
uoW" just as he was saying, Yes sir.
| Inc machinery which had been STONED
was again in motion and a new lesson
succeeded. that Of counting and clopn;no
hands, in which all Joined with spir;t. er.
cept lew OF the youngest, who, form be-
ing weary, or form similar causes. seemed
TO prefer sitting silent spectators Soon
however. the little delinquent who had
caused interruption before. was down nm.
on on tne ,loor' creeping, and jumping on
MS hands and knees, and initiating the
voice of dog.
Master. Stop! Think hear a s,ranpe
noise; what is it
One of the children. It's doc
George. No it int.
Several of the children. It's had
boy. pau
George. No it INT.
Master. What is it he does that's bad,
several voices. He's away from his
pace. He is making a noise. He is a
bad hoy. 10
Master. What do you wish him to he .
AN. A good boy.
master: What do you wish him to do e?
AN. Togo back to his place. IGeorge
nad meanwhile been arrested bv the scene ::
and, still on all fours, was one while look,
ing up in the face of the master. and a,
another glancing at the countenances
his school-fellows; watching as it were
the drift of public opinion y and the ac.
tion OF sympathy soon did ITS office : and
brought HIM back very cheerfully to his
place. "''
Master. Now, what has GEORGE done .
Children. Gone back to his place
Master. What would Won call him ,o,, .
an "A good boy A good bov
lheconclied to himself in this calm
way, George resumed his lesson with shirt
and behaved we'll throughout the hour
~ LEGisLATIvE LITERATURE. The Conco-d
~ H. Statesman in a communication aduooa'
ting tne claims of ignorance to Office rela,es ~
ionowing amusing anecdote 'io
Roa. speaker OF the New Hampshire House Of
representative, IN former times. whom NJ
hampshire Legislature set in the old ono 60,
s mouse, having grown impatient Mt tbs
iPPancy ana frequency and impcrtineucu of tho
member from Ii, in making mot;gns VI o me
.ou upon MN once upon time to reduce cor.
Hmr nr f,,a 10 TO- W'ac@S 1t was motion o some
,our or nVe lines: 1t written down. Tho 49,
Der, with great promptness, thougb n e. LII
embarrassed, stepped briskly to the table and
LOOK pen, and ink, and paper, and began .nr,to' u
ing away WIN great readiness. Whether he he
Ennwa ' 1T, IIngnt or lett of the paper nobody
and made loud and quick scroioh; una INF;
a.Hispia1yed grand clerkship in bandno the on;i
ne Rouse meanwhile sat in expectation bTLn
TToguish Speaker called on the GentIeman c1 no
II II, TOR his motion in aoriiing' He f. o,,
- 49, noi having made any Roadway on his
paper, continued to scratch, in homes that tho
House would go about their busnesS ,,la' me
MN occasion TO be overlooked as to,he ~, f.
! ne SPcaker guessed at his policy Som t;.
elapsed, The member stroked his crcc,eJ I In;
-ahd scratched with his pen The House
o .S TO take the Joke.-The Speaker demanded
INK forth with great vchemence--bnt sPtm I'm .ne
ohaoie TO answer the cali.--The House bcgan
90 Iaugh The member grew desperoto iba
opouAei wafea merciless--demanded ofs tho
gentleman from H. that he wouId
Piease 10 submit MS motion an aoriting THE
tay u:e were loua IN their merriment-and the
heroic member instead of saving Ike an h ."e
farmer OF old times know nothing of ,,a,'.
goose gull cratt-schools we've not kent in ~
day Instead of handling mems md sanu
ooohs ana grammar books, was handling thse
CO, vi tne gun, IN t,oo ,oarS. Let the clerk
~ "io 1owh what say--or rather what ,nean
instead OF saying this with the dignity of CON-
mon sense, the old dandy affected to be Ie,rnad
uhu W known how to write and SHELL ard al
'na'rahd the consequence was he was launched
OUT OUT OF .ne House, and actually dropped his men
anu ink, ano nee from his post, and did not 70.
md Lube, L.
was with crest down. and hot n metz, i'm ,I:J II
venture upon again during the session. ''0
FROM the Montreal Irish Vindicator1
lhe following horrible occurrence bas
excited great CONSERVATION in the vicinity
OF PolIgnr, Canton Of ST. Bonnet a.
Monday, the 18th inst. about 9 O'Clock in
lne morning, woman named Million left
,he village OF VilleDeuve, driving an ass
loaded with potatoes for the market of ST |
bonnet, at which town she was also in ex- |
pectation of finding letters from her hus-
oand, who was absent in Potion. One oil
her neighbors had been about to accomno.
ny her, but being delayed by some cir.
cumstances, did not set out till near an
Dour alter her. The latter soon ran back |
INTO the village declaring that she had INST
found Million stretched out in the middle
OF the road, short distance off, welterino
IN her blood, and her ass standing no.1
her On arrival Of the inhabitants At .ha
spot, the poor woman was found wing nc
described, quite dead, with her throat on,
IN three places, and a severe wound in tho
lower part OF the stomach. The Offices
OF justice Immediately put themselve. IN
notion to detect the porpetrstor of so a.