Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-30

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have conceved it would serve asa set oil against
he dinner scores he might ran with his, city I
friend, whenever his affairs might call nm eaSs-
ward: and his friendly reminder on any such oc- :
csstNa. :. Remember, We shall expect you at ,,e
Green en- the 9Th IT next July, wouid atso
serve as a i:.t, atwhch no one could reasonably !
take offence, that they woald not be eSPecteu
Till then. 49,
Thsse. however. we're but projects, lew OF
which were destined to be fulfilled.
II was OF! the g5ti of August that the Wadds I.
TOO. posses si0n Of tie new mansion. on Tue
siNthi Friday,) as the clock struck hVe, anu just
as they were sitting down to dinner, the stage
coach stopped at the door. he servant annoan,
cetl the arrival of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Y add.
and Master Tom. Rufus stood like one trans
ixe,i--like his royal namesake II sou please. :" Dy
lingo. Rnfus,e exclaimed his cousin Bob, ',yon
are at the most convenient distance; .aeils,,iui
Fine afternoon; nothing to Go. at ball past three
Betsey and took It INTO our heads to conie
down. no sooner said than done, capital lonoi
veal that upon my word, took Tide Tom with
us--fom, my dear, don't be picking the edges
that tart. theyi gire yea s0ae present. jump.
ed into a Turnham Green coach At the Goose and
Gridiron, and here we ave, just IN, pndamg
tune" There was no rarrylng this blow, eut
Rufus was resolved 70 avail himself Of the sweet
est vengeance that occurred To hin: knowing
that his ,site.s were fond III litie Of The Kid
new, he swallowed The whole of il himself Ia;
pit.d Port this, Rufus. New see. Betsy, my dear,
It's. rs l told Won, most convenienttAstance;-
Dlcnty Of time 10 take ones vine comfortably,
yet cup Of --Ha.. where's Tom? Z, see
him among the strawberries Rufus heart
sank within him Can't leave the little fellow
with YOU to-iighi. but he shalt come and spend
,l.-,, tfl, E,f, ,vr
ther: nice distance for the bpy. As was say
ina, tine to take our vine and Coffee: at hall
past eight the stage cabs FOR rs. aud at.tcn there
we are at homo. Charming dstance. .'snt II.
Betsy, my dear - Hall past EIGHT came and
: he guests vent, This woa do, Thought it'iiHs'
But he nst only thought 1t. he SAID 1.-The SWore ["
! It too thai nisht he slept not.
Che next day (Satu,dayl he gave s'rict charge
/ tn the sergsntS tlat, i. any one aoutd come To
! linaer they were 10 say the family we're ali ont.
! yhe o der happened 10 be needless. for no enc
! I'D come and ius began TO resume his usual
good humor, At EIGHT O'clock sta4e coach
/ drove OPP to the gate, aud doMn iamred Il ilt;ie,.
( round, red. fat mau, win portmantcau in has
! hau,l 'H,ho-!he--dsjI--is and what
/ can Ile wani!" 1t vas Mr.. " obble the under
writer. one The yleasan;est fellows in The -
city, and oue -1hom Mt Nada vas always dc
! lighted 10 Seat oiher PEOPLES houses. ''iIa
/ ;Va,li n. Ua,: MR., Wadd I'm vours-iia!
! Mis- JJmima. d iisA'fiI house, | declare;
/ cOmesua.t0 all / have heard ol it. ind TIE dis
tancel Stage sc(5 you down at the very door
| Ms-yerj--!59r. Nike house indeed and.
TOW, WOW, aon'! tatt;, never 30. You must
chain ~ tina, dn.; Tonight " add; lcan't sleep
! ina lfmSeagheret!ert sa dog 0sikln. "Sieep!"
echoei Nvadd. .'yiiysu,eiy YOU are not come
TO sleep Aerg 49, am not come to lie awake
all light, ! can tel S gu that. lia. ha. ha. you
YOU know say NAY: alwars lake the bull blythe
horns. la. ha! IN! first GONE fist served. Ia.
la la, yoa piaS rave the house flii tomorrow
,til,iav ,Gu ta0a- -and ticn sam " obbe might
come of second best Bur don't pat Yourself out
Of theApay:aay tisls viii do fer me; earret.
any thine. aitg ietsae lave good bed aud
plenty OF pili00s, leave that to you, my dear
Mrs. VT tx, j, s.ort neck and must sleep
with my head s.sb, else nii-h; 20 oil Suddenly
in the Right, and a tureral ~ a cwlv furnished
Fc.ise would MAKE sGcha mess Wouldm't it.
NNa&ds is0pbirse y0n have diuea?. So have L.
ka4w Won are sispmus people. 81 ldiped early.
Well Iii ipst q, anil make mv.ef comfortable
ui,eoiae ,tagIlytu ybu Chaynifs house. de-
iiahsf1l, di,6Incc declare. ''-W Where can we
put hlm:s squFeh Ms. VALID, eve can't
turn HIM -oitsi,bN h. is here There is
the blue btt',N seplied WatltI; = L has never
ben SLEPT M, itsei'inaY redlnre airing IN case |
sho1lsiweit tpsise ii myself; The very thought of
a DAMP be,t m;kes me nemble.. so'put him into
that
The heyt sf..y.was, as ,,ir.Wohblc had sage
ly'f5retofl rNloGd,he. sunday. ,lav al all 9TH
cra dtnesf ltnfgs WaA,l. who liked Ia have
his .ii,e, as. 1.deed. he ii,eti to h,,cc,ery thin.
csez-to slit0,eH. attohim dis : Sabbath was
nn ia, 6i rest.'' Thcstwpye O'clock coach
brought N.William Wadd, who apoioe1e FOR
not getilos do5n in time to breakfast, the dis
lance being 50 short it was shameful to lose the
fne Of the mofuing; hat then the one O'clock
coach made ample ameuds to the amable host.
for it.brnight:Mr Perkins The currier) and his
son. Just in TIME for luneheon. The distance
Is so convenient observed the latter, = that
one can Calculate ones ime moment; aud then
'hesuxury OF being set down al the very door.
I'll set fire 10 the house. thought Rufus. The
next conveyance ;nt,nslbced speer Wad,.--
:. I'm sorry your wife is uot with Yon, said Ru-
fus. pairing the hest face hecoui,lon the matter,
yet heartily glad at seeing him fsoii,s. : You