Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20

says he, very solemnly but, Panl, 10 regard
Of what Pm spakin' about believe you're TO
pay forty pounds for this insthrnment,' says he,
it's from that it's named but, il yoa take my
advice, you'll buy piana thirty says he fan
put the odd len pounds in your pocket for the
benefit of your wife am ohilJhcr. I've been very
wild myself, Paul, aud lavished a great deal o
money, am it's full time lor me 10 begin 10 be
charltably-- hem, hem Z
g Accordingly we mallo il up bstwixt US, that
should buy piana-thirty, and pocses the DIFFERS
bat rot wrftin' ron undhel his hand, thai
he should pay the money for me, il we'd De Iouad
out" Now says he, as he finished it, you
may as we'll save twenty puunds as ten, for If
you show this 20 the musical cOilinman, hell take
Il in place Of ten pounds; an besides, it gives you
good correcthur an that's a very useful thing
in this world, psui--htm, heu.'
Accordingly when came to Dublin, Invent ins
to house where they sowld them, an inquired
to see piana-thirty. The man looked az me.
e" Who is il FORE" says he. You won't tell 10
morrow, nabOur,' says /, barrin | change my
mind. Have you musical COLLIN good, stout,
beneficial piana-,hirty, that man will get the
worth of his money Of wear out OF ~ lie screw
ell his mouth to the one side Of bis face, and wink
cd at man that stood in the shop. who, It seemr
was fiddler; but, by gor, it Michy M'Groty had
seen bim!--why tuck him Tor gnilemOn. Are
you amusicianer p says the other. | do q
name afther atm my dinner,' says myself, put
tim an the bcdagh, because nobady knew me !;
but never resaye payment forit I'D scurn that.
slow long are on QUITE says he. Since last WINS
day. saws L. i'm from home. AM where is that
prays' ( Behind Tullymuslescrag, in the parish
Of Teernamuckfaa ghaumkshIa.bes sup
pose,' says my customer, your last waistcoat
was great deal too sthrait tor you? Not so
sthrait as your own is at present. says | (he
was small, screwed up crathurhke wilitthiit)
sWill you show me the article wanis' 'Da you
see that shop over the way said he, sat the crner!
You'll get the article you want there laccnrdi
lingly went ever, and inquired OF the man behind
the counter, il he could sell me apiana-thirty
lsWe sell nothin' here but ropes says he--'thry
over the way.' thin went back to the fellow
you thievn' scOnCe,' says |, did you name 4
make a fool o mgf' : never carry Goals I
4 NgwCsstle,' says ths xagaboiie 5sfhntse {
your friends, my honest fellow, and you'll as
them Of aGreat deal of trouble on your account
they miss your music after dinner, very much
says he. 'Oh' said the fiddler, tits better TO d
rect the man properly; he'sa sthranger,' --writtn
down At the same time direction Tor me.
to this house, and inquire for he owner OF it
saw YOU'RE from the country, an have parteckli
business that you can tell to no one cut himsel
an depind upon it you'll get whGt yOa lrant.'
sOfI set am at long ase found great hOus
en- gave three or four thunderin' cracks at Il
ldoor, IL want to see the master, very bad el
tirely,' says |. whats wrnngF' said iello'
all dowd6er. wild tail grown from mis- heI
down his back. have news from the COUNT
for him, SAYS |, that can only tell to himself
The fellow looked frightened, an runnin' !
the stairs, brought down ginteman wild W
an black apron upon him. Are you the mu
icman,' saws |, that has the pana-thrty Tor sal
want musccolIn to buy Kick this scoun
her out says the old chap; how burst you
him it at all at alls Out wild him into the cha
nell In three minutes we were IN one another
wools but fax in regard of way had,
soon sowed the hall with them; and was attack
the ould fellow himself in a corner, whin lot
nintlcmen an ladies come TO his assistance, hea
I'M the militia martherS he ris at the first dig
the ribs hot him. YOH dam ould dust says
Iyn' on him, is this any treatment Tor
cent man, that wants to give you the preference
daln' wild you, an to leave you good ratae
. what get, you murtherin' ould rap
Z" At last | was seized hand an tut, till
olishers would be STINT for to take me to Jail. b
thinkin' of the correcthur that masther Fra
gaved me, / pulled it out, an putt Into the hal
-, Of one o. the gintlemin.
~ sHere, says 1, 'ye Unconditional Migrants, re
r. that, an you'll find that l'm no bird for the cr
it i'll show wees what am Sure enOua
ne says he lookin at it, it describes you to hi
hi you yillain;' am he read it out -; This is TO ;
thy, mat tue bearers faul hetlys u aolS Thse
,te an any person securin' him will resave rewi
eli Of thirty pounds, as he has broke out jail, VIII
= he was confined for sheep-stnlin.', He isa II
ee that squints wild one eye, wears a long nose, to
ed with sharp lookout towards his lett ye
h. { May all kinds of hard fortune settle down u
4. him that wrote that says l, buths has Ia
,gs desaved me, the limb o. the devil that he
is.' Gntlmen, says |, it's all butt mistake. Let
ar. co. says |, am I'll neverheed the music for
,ly day, any how that may never be bishop,
az it was all mistaken Howsomediver, 20
az find it bad mistake to bate bishop said ON
,e, them. Oh man O. Moses.' says ], was
~, black gintleman bishops Paul, you're d
rs for now Oh, murther, gintIemen dear, it's a
ne our own roguery, or it wUuld't happen to me.
,an have a consolation on Inc, bishop Jewel, an
ND. give me sure, if knew il, when was peg
lis you up agin the corner in the ribs, I'D sulle
nj. kinds Of visitation before I'D give you whac
en-. all at all, phase your reverence
er It was all useless was lugged of to
be cribs an 'twasn't till the second day that Mas
k he Frank, who was in Dublin afore me, thou
liss. didn't know it, readn' his own cOrreetbure Q