Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-25

tam, dariint,' saws III called him darifnt
and made free wild him, you sec, bekase dis
thress makes w All equaD-lhrue for YOU.
captain, Jewel; God betune w and harm.
owe no man any spite'-and irsth that wa,
only truth. We'll, the last bishkit was sary.
ed cut, and BY cor, the ,raicr itself was an
gone at last, and We passed the night mighty
coTld; well, at the brake o. day the sun rig
most beautiful out o the waves, that was as
bright as SILVER and as clear as craysthal But
II was only the more cruel upon uz. for ,e
wor beginin' TO feel terrible hungry. when an
at wanst / thought | spicd the land: by gor'
thought | felt my heart up in nv throat in
u minnit, and thunder an Guns. cantain-,
saysl |, look 10 leewardl' says |. What forp,
says he. Il think | see the land, saws / 90
he ups with his bring en- near,,-unat, what
the sailors call a spy glass, sir)-and looks
out, and sure enough, il was.
.Hurrah!' says he, swe're all right now:
pull away. boys says he. Take care vau,re
not Mistaken says1, maybe its only 4 lor
bank, captain, darlint,' says |. oh no.,saSs.
he, its the land ~airnest.' sOh then. where
abouts in the wide worldare wc?' saws + Can.
tain, may be it id be in Roosia, or proosi,
or the Garmant Oceant,' says l. Tut. gan
fool says he. for he had that consulted Nav
with im-thiakin' himself clever nor any
one else, tut. you fool SAYS he, that's
France says he. Fire, and ouns,' saws I.
do you tell me so-and how do YOU Know
it's France IT is, captain, dear?' SAYS BE.
kase this IS the bay o Blshky we're in now
says he. 'Iroth, | was thinkin' SO nv self,
says |, 'by the roWl IT has, forI often heard
as IT in ragard o. that same and troatb. the
likes ay it | never seen before nor senc,. and
with the help of god never will.
Wei with that my heart bnra,
light, and when | see my life was ssle.
began 10 grow twice hunsiier nor ever-so
says !, Captain jewel. | wish we had a grid.
ron why then says he, 'lhundher and
turf what puts a gridiron into your head
'Bekase I'm staryin With hunger SAYS
And sure bad luck TO you.' says he. YOU
conid't ate a gridiron,' says he, .barrin you
wor a Pelican o. de Witderness,' saws he
ate a gridlron,' Says |, och, in troth I'm
l OF sich a goranocb all out as that any how
But sure if we had n gridiron we could dres,
a beef stake says |. sArrah but where the
beef STAKE to dress,' says he. Sure couldn't
~ cut a slice aft the pork SAYS | BY ror
| never thought of that says the Captain.
Your a clever fellow Paddy says he laugh.
in ooh t~-ere's many \ thrue word said in
joke says l. .Ihrue for YOU PADDY saws
he. well thea says !, If you put me a.
SnSFt Iff@r~ D&l aftt tt0l We were near IN
the land all the time and sure enn AZ
thim for lind me the loan of a gridirop. saws
/. 'Oa by gor the butt,ier's cem,nin onto
the stir a bout IN airpest now saws he. you
goosaaoch,' says he, sure | ttyold YOU before
that's France sure they're an furyiners
Qoreigaers), there says the captain. well,
says |, 'and how do you know but Pm As
good a ~lurrlner myself asany D. thinl.' what
do YOU manc?' says he.-'I name, saws 7
what told you, that I'm as good a furriner
my self as any O. thin Make me sensible,
says he. BY dad may be that's more nor
me. or greater nor me could de- SAYS l.
and we all began to laugh al him, for / thot
I'd pay him off for his Tit o. clnssit about
the garnan oeeant. Leave at your hum
busging,' says he, Il bid YOU, and tell INC
what it is You name, at all at all Party
zoo frongsay.' saysI l.. oh your humble SCI,
want says he why, by gor, you're a scholar
Paddy 'iroth you may say that says |.
Why, you're a eterer feaotc Paddy says the
captain ~jeerin' like. 'Troth you're not the
first that sand that says !, whether you joke
or no'-'ch butlm in ~airnest,' says the cap
tain-'and do you tell inc PADDY, saws he.
that yon spake Frinch?' sParlg roo Fya1rsav.'
says l. BY gor that bangs Banagher' and
all the world knows Banagher bangs the de
viii never met the likes o'yon, Paddy,
says he--'pnll away boys, and put Paddy a.
shore, and maybe we wont get a good belly
ful before loog'-So with that it was no 500
ner said nor done-they pulled away and got
close into shore in less than no time, and run
the boat up in a little creek. and a beauti.
tui creek 1t was, with a lovely white sthrand,
an illigant place for aides to battle in the
summer-and out j got, and it's stif enough
] was IN my limbs afther bein cramp'd up in
the boat, and persisted with the cosld and
hunger; but | eonthrived TO scramble one,
way or tn other, tow'rds a little bit OF a wood
that was close 10 the shore, and the smoke
curtin out of it quite tinptin' like. BY my
sowi.' says ]. I'm all right; there's a house
there says land sure enough there was,
and a parcel oil men, women, and children,
aaling their dinner round a table quite con
yanlent. And SO ! whit up to the door, and
thought I'd be very civil to thin. as heard
the frineh was always mighty plite intcrely-
and thought I'd shew them | knew what
good manners was So | took oil my hat
and making a low bow. says I, God save
all here says /, we'll to be sure they listopt
dating at wanst and began to stare at me,
and faith they almost look'd me out of coun-
tenance-and thought to myself it was not
good manners at all-more be token from
TURNER'S, which they call so mighty plite;
bat | never minded that, in regard OF " antui'
the gridiron, and so,' SAYS |, Il beg your
pardon,h says /. for the liberty | take, but
its only beln' IN disthress in regard o Gating,'
saws L.. that / make boszln Ia troshla vev