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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
Charles Bennett

WAS received and offers for sale
I few bales 81 % inch stout unblcached Cottons
4 4 bieached Cottons
3 and Cotton SheetiDgs
"a inch Cotton 0snaburgs
No Ia, 5,4 iiempen Burlsps
Best Dorchester Bedticks; apron Checks
Two bales English Shoe Thread
Dark blue and W patent Sewing Thread
Best dark blue and black superfne Saxony Cloth
Italian Sewing Silk, real black and blue black
Z, IL and Pins, first quality
iiemming's genuine first quality silver.eyed Nee.
dies; w G. ditto. mar Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
New Classical and English
academy.

vsSHE Subscriber respectfully announces to the in.
habtants of Alexandria that he has this day open.
ed Classical and English Academy. in the house re
Gently occupied by I. Vowel, Esq. nm waterst.
The undersigned Ia himself the present occasion
to say, that he designs to establish himself
" in this place. and to devote his undivided time and
attention TO the arduous and important duties Of an
Instructor of Youth The most approved and efficient
system Of education viii be adopted. and every means
employed to promote the Improvement Of his pupils,
which much experience as Teacher has suggested
to him as most conducive to that end. The discipline
will be mild and invariably enforced. The Of
studies will comprise the Greek and Latin CLASSICS the
French Language. and the Mathematics, with their
most useful applications to practice; besides the Gle.
Terms of admission and hours of attendance made
known on application at the Academy.
H l. CRossIN
Reference is respectfully made to R Taylor, Pey.
ton Thompson, Daniel Bryan, and VIM. L. Hodgson,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19

IT,. p.onb..,, or pI., E,. a.. ,,.,. 1aes
'p"''9 1''""SJ'' 9
Listen. good reader! sing unto thee
The plenty we'll have IN the year thrty-three!
E,,,. 1000
pIon,, ,f .h,,n.s and .lI tor tho worss
De-. IS hIass,nns axchann.d s,r NV. "nrs..
p, " , HS" %, ," %" " s;I'. '
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ne"J " o.e'.."' N" " IP"S'
re"tJ u, Po'e''' s'ea. 'a.n VI so".
py os promises sno n',''"s !" "auu'
piehty U, P'"Pers' gaping 'or iahui
p,en.y OF eupes 10 nahu'ui u kha'es'
p,en.y OF ,.eeMsh 'as' sers'.g 10 s'a'es'
p py os 'aIu'h al no:he anu a"roao;
riehty oi colonies cutting adr't'
p.eh.y o, uemaSos"es 'fno'ns .,t;
rieh'y W newspapers snrinS'uS the mihe,
Plenty OF readers 10 mink u all me.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
New Piano Music, viz

'INHE Halle Eye, ballad
l. uh sing from thy spray. do
Ciel che mi ved il core, Italian song
Our Native Land, national song
can never love you more
The Captive Knight, words by Mrs. Hemans
Forget thee my Susie, in answer to ." Dinna
Forget
Buonsparte's Retreat from Moscow
Polish March
The Minstrel's Tear, as sung by Miss Stevens
The Sea, song
The Hunters Chorus. from Der Freyschutz, ar
ranged as rondo
The Light Bank, The Beaver. songs
Overture to the Opera of Elisa Claudio
operate Gems collection of admired airs from
ditto
Ditto ditto No 9
Ditto ditto No ;; 4, end 5, selected from
the works Of Mercadante, Belln 4 Rossini
Just received by ELIZA KENNEDY.
apr Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
Teas, AOaf sugar, Coffee, &c

Teas. AOaf sugar, Coffee, &c
40 Chests and half chests Teas
q IS boxes Loaf Sugar, assorted
II hhds Porto Rico and n D. Sugar
SIS bags Java and st. Domingo Coffee
6 bois Jamaica do
10 boxes Chocolate
20 Ahds prime New Orleans Mossses
5 casks new Rice
IS boxes best bunch Rsisins
50 drums pulled Figs
10 bags Pmento
~ bags Pepper
10 boxes best Chewing Tobacco
boxes Plug do
so reans Wrapping Paper
20 resms Fooiscap do
l assorted Fancy Soap
IS boxes yellow do
Is boxes mould and dipt Candies
Is coils white COrdsge
Just received and for sale by
mar27 KERR FiIZHU1".
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
NHvy s.siaEES VOL. EMO. 1901.

might go to h. for it, or he might 60 to the d.
for it; don't exactly recolect the words he used.
The Recorder--But meant, in point Of fact,
that he might $50 to law for it," suppose.
loud laughter. )--Macciesfiel Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
New Publications.

TEeRAVELS of German Prince; Puckier Nusksus
L -Four through England, Ireland, France, Germa
ny, &c &c.
Mansfield Park, by Miss Austin.
An Essay on Moral Culture, addressed to Parents
and Teachers. by u. NJ. CARL.
apr 10 ELIZA KENNEDY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19

The following brief account Of an elopement,
from late English paper, may interest portion
of our readers. The arrows of Cupid are fired
at random, and there is no accounting for the
mischief they make in some quarters:
On Tuesday afternoon. a brace of lovers ar
rived at the Wellington bridge Inn, Stockport,
By the Champion coach, on an expedition not We
~ pleasant to the young lady's friends. who are
highly respectable. and live near SleafOrd. Lin
colnshire. The Adons is a servant man in the
establishment, of great vulsarity of manners
The young lady, on the contrary. Is young, hand
some. and accomplished, and, when of age, will
come into possession Of considerable property
She was likewise fashionab'y alfred; but the
Lothario appeared in the most clownsh Johnny
Raw style Of dress, and is moreover double her
years. After dining together at the inn, they set
Of ia a One.horse carriage to Newton Moor,
where they intended to wait until marriage
could be effected BY banns Shortly after. the
Young lady's brother came post haste into the
town. and, on proceeding to Newton. lie had
the luck to interrupt the fusitlves, at snail
house in that place. comfortably seated BY the
fire. The lady seemed nothing 10th to return
home again, and she set of with her brother,
leaving her intended very woe begone.
& Synonymy.-At the Liverpool Quarter
Sessions. the other day, an action Of trover was
brought for the recovery Of a cart OF very little
value, the delivery of which to the plaintiff, as
the alleged purchaser, had been refused by the
defendant; aud it was quite certain that the trial
Of the question would cost many times the worth
of the article. 10 the course of the proceedings,
the following dialogue occurred:
Counsel-Then you went and demanded the
tart from the defendant!
Witness-I did, sir.
Counsel--And did be deliver itl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19

4 FRESH supply of the above highly approved
n Seeds just received BY the subscriber. VIZ: AsPs
ragus; Beet long red and early turnp, Cabbage the
most approved varieties; Carrot, Cucumber, Celery
red and white; Egg Plant; Lettuce. several varteues
Nutme z, Citron. and Water Melon; Parsnp, Onions
Rsdish, several varieties; Spinach, Turnp Cress' In
dive. large LoBdon Leek, Parsley, Tomato. BEIHo
e PEAS of different kinds; sweet Herb Seeds. ROW
:, seeds Re. WILLIAM STABLER,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19

of almost every variety OF Ladies', Gentle
mems, Misses Boys and Children's Roo's, Bnoees,
shoes, and Slippers, which he will sell wholesale and
retail. vEaY cuEAr. Call and see. apr 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
Coarse Salt

yME are authorized to sell few thousand bushels
w Of Isle Of May Sslt-which is nesrh as heavy
and cusrse ss Turks deliverable at any part
Of the District on the river. Please apply imme
dateiy to GEO. JOHNSON 4 Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
''a eordage, White Rome

Ia cGkv &c.
5 do wb;,.a , C0rdage, assorted sizes
Cab. Rope, suitable for f,Jis
English made ans from Russia hemp
Hand linz. american Sewing Irvine
receved o., a s sea line, pitch and ro,in
he ''Sa!e by Columbia. from New
- LINCOLN cH.MBER,.,N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
For Bost0n.

,.a Tn. schooner PARAGON, Over MASTER
i!tS VII take one hundred obs freight Apply 10
IS w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
For New Orleans,

~ q, Thursday, 18Th instant, the new schoone
3Apey0IYN Risley, master. Persons w'solh
TX i,, n,.,.e 10 make immediate application to
10 81 p wa ash FRANKLIN X ARNFlEi.D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
For Freight.

20 The coD,ered Brig PiIRON, Charles Fam
,j3hl,, m.,,sr, Will be ready to receive cargo
n SSr1e days. ArPb to u ,,nD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
Oats
Coffee

fr.UN o SOs no Coffee, landing from Brig
8sn; W. FOWI.E & In
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
Opposition for Washington &

BALTIMORE.
BELTzHoovER 81 Co.'S Blue
Line of Safety Coaches leaves
their Coach Office, Royal street,
w. Abetween King street and Newion's
City HOTEL every morning at half past o'clock, di.
rect for Washington and Baltimore, calling BY Haf.
rngton's and horris's Taverns for passengers Pas
sengers enter their and their seats at
either Of above places Passengers wishing to 60
to Baltimore at any other hour. will be sent TO Wash
ington without any extra charge These Coaches,
Horses and Drivers, surpassed by none; and
cling allowed. Passengers called for and put down
where requested. Every exertion to please.
Fare to Washington 50 IS
to Baltimore 8 Is
G. II. BRUCE, Agent
p s. A Stage leaves the Office adjoining Gadsby's,
Washington, every afternoon at O'Clock for Alexan
drs. apr loft
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19

.r The schooner REE0HN, Clark Rislry,
- Nr.,,-r. For freight or passage, having good
.cs5mmulI,i0us sppgt to "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
MASTER.

Tan, Plaster, on board Brig Patron, for sale
$50 '1'' JOHN ii. LA0p'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
To Nahinet .AMkers.

ys C S1IrH hs, this morning received from Dos
&C. ton Box OF Patterns comprising the latest and
best assortment of cut and plain Furniture and Door
Knobs. Curtain Pins. &c &C. and which cabinet max.
ers and others are invited to call and examine.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
PUBLISHED BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.

Mil, pqvsr IS per aaauns Country paper 3D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
Chesp Boots = shoes
II. ID. H.4RMON,

At his new Store, adjoining Mr. Butch.
: er's, and twn d., p ,bove his old stand, has
e. Dreceivela part Ct h Spring stock Of
COTS & SH OES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
For freight
Fnr Freight.

~ The Brig BE1TER, 5 Squirting. master,
Sc,res about 1900 barrels, viii take freight 10
'bs MS, indies or All Eastern port. Apply to
sprl W. FoWLt q Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19

The Prophecy Of Plenty for the year 1888.
Listen. good reader! sing unto thee
The plenty we'll have IN the year thirty-three!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19
New Boot and Shoe Store
erfuMery, &c.

HLEMENT A. .BREAsT, at his Shop on Royi
" street, has just received from New York sma
assortment cfPERFUMERYs and other articles, whic
he would be happy to dispose Of amongst which Ar
Oh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-19

10 AAet.
6s.ssl comfortable Brick YELLING HOUSE,
Gils with Out Houses complete, adjoining he house
occupied BY Mr. Joseph caches, Cameron street.
Possession may be had immediately. Apply to
apr6 CHARLES BENNETT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

ous age @ss rather ING, he.ns fory.iso % =
The reason al II vas long continued caltas. ] he
Captain treated us most klndl, far more so than
could have anticipated Through you, by this
letter dssirc TO send saiuiatIon ard greeting all
my Christian ffiends IN and about Sls,,nlon | am,
since my arrival here, very well satisfied. and mac h
pleased with the sltuslIon OF the country am nj
Caldwell, and expect To remain here, as both more
pleasant u healthy place thnn Monrnsia have MOI,
ms ct been able TO 10 into the country much, but
hear tina, tue soil IS good. ! am persuaded, after
the fever, winch is IN many cgses, very light, and
m all resembles ouf fever and aguc, man of in.
dusty can get as good living as white men can
IA America, who move into the new country.
The provisions are fish, fowls, some beef, cassa-
ia, panlains, &c. The orange aud lemon thrive
here, and lines grow wild, as 10 also pine apples
coffee, indigo AMI pepper The papaw makes as
good larts as our green apples IN America.
DANIEL WARE.
\ 81 wish all M friends TO read this letter
torgo; 10 state that we have excellent meetings
here--quite revival, aud are IN land Of freedom
ID w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

A SABBATH SCENE IN NEW JERSEY.
Having locked III upon the trial of Coush in
Mount Holly last Saturday, we determined to
make the most of an unusual absence from bust
ness, and spend the sabbath with the good people
ofJcrsey, further from the Delaware knowing tina,
wherever we worshippcd, the incense that wen,
up fsom broken heart would be acceptable
more when offered in gorgeous temple, where
the prophecies of taste commended the beauty OF
holiness, than when sent up from the open field
where nature alone couo INSPIRE the devotion, and
lit up the heart to Him who spreads abroad hi,
wonders TO constitute our enjoyment, and excite
our gratitude.
And so we set up oar res, for the Sabbath in the
high places beyond Pcmberton. The strong south.
weswafdy wind ofthe day had before evening co.
vcrcd the whole horizon with dense dark clouds.
and about half past six O'Clock, heavy pcas of
thunder followed the rapidly shooting streams OF
lightning on every side of the heavens, while the
rain came down in torrents. So dark had it be-
come, that for some time before sunset, candles
would have been required for the ordinary purpo-
SEES OF house work.-The lightning, it was remar-
ked, did not fash out and emit n momentary glare.
but on all sides the forked streams shot UP " it'll
suphureous hue or long chains were thrown from
cloud to cloud, as # intellgences were passing be-
tween the pavions of darkncss.-Thc ces of
those who gazed upon the payings of the nmble
lightning, were covered with paleish hue, and
every object about was tinged with the sickly CO.
lorings of the tempest.
While the black clouds that curteined in the
heavens above were crossed and ehequered with
the streams ofllshtnns, and the earth was da,ken
ed almost, as at midnight, there was u sudden liz,
IN the clouds at the west and the sun dropped into
the opening just as he was retiring below the hori
ION his beams threw upon the buildings yellow
hgh'' strong but ns dtlMiYei ii lay uron objects
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
From the Nashville Banner, June 4.

The Chaiera Our Board of Health make no
reports Of new cases, and consequently we are una
ole To furnish any minute stutomt nts that point.
The disease we are led to believe, is not incrca-
sing in the number Gifts attacks, but some recent
cases have been remarkably rapid and fatal in their
operation.
The following is, confident, a complete
and faithful list of all the deaths by Choleta winch
have occurred since Monday, May 9Th, when the
epidemic commenced its last fatal ravages. The
l,,se urn those pf tho lnternrnis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
MAvsvuLLE, (Ky.) June ..
CHOLERA.

Up to Friday morning last, at the time our Ex-
ira OF last week was published, there had been
nineteen deaths Since that time tomorrow, an
interval of week, there have been but eleven
DEATHS The dimnulon in the number of deaths,
we fear, is caused more by a want of subjects to
act upon, that an abatement ofthe disease With
in the last twenty four hours there have been four
deaths, all colored persons The attacks have not
been so violent as they were at FIRST and generally,
when well attended TO, now yield 70 the rene
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

AN ODD FeILow.-A Scotch paper recently 70
ceved mentions the death Of = man named James
Anderson who is described as complete ccc.nNl1
In ali respects. H. WAS a lilc over our feet in
heish,, ,nd hi. legs ard feet resembles tho- ri
4 duck. For 60 years he WINS hen-kcepef, 'rrdRl.
boy and fooi, at hmthy Castle bat had cor.,.-
vol, nth ali MS important avocn IONS, and NO.
outstanding the title last named, 10 read a god
deal, and TO rcsr-mber a considerable pat uf what
he read A short time before his death he ~a,
confined to bed and had to permit some of the ser
wants to attend him. AT his d. sire they oomm.n.
ccd 4 search through the room, and found IN II b11
filled with candle-enls newspapers, &c. bank not,s
10 the amount of E3j0; in corner of the room bl.
red among rubbish they discovered u bsx. con.
tanning 200 IN silver and uoou, his ga they
found $50 IN bank notes. and II receipt fsr to;
which, with I20 IN specie get IN his great coat,
amounted To Gi2o OF which be left 10y will e.!
per annum TO n brolkcs of his own, WHO has been
for some time in destitute state, and the remain
der to lis near relations.
Boston .Mrcan!ie Jonrsd'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA

STEJBENV TLLt, UnIo, juno 4 1913.
The Board Of Health have been advised that
three Of malignant Cholera have occurred in
town. The first William Workman, aged
- n lis young man for several month previous,
had been resident Of Wheeling; but arrived
here on Saturday, morning, and was taken a
few hours afterwards He IS now convalcscent
Mrs Mcmillan sgcd e., was attacked last even
ing. Her son, aged8i, was attacked his morning,
both doubtful cases, They both reside in the
same house where the first occurred
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
| Precedence Joufnai

A hedrtrending A9ilr.-Sincc the arrival of
Governor Marcy IN this city, many applications
have been made to him for the pardon of convcts
among which was one presented by intelligent
looking female who came to his room in the City
Hal, in the carly part of last week, attended by two
interesting little boys, to give more weight to an
appeal for the liberation of their father then IN con-
fncment nj Sing Sing. H, petition being receiv-
ed with favorable ear, she again called on Fri
day. The Governor having IN the interim thorough
y investigated tho case, and ascer,aned the man
was a suitable object for his clomency, drew or
dor for his release, and gave II 10 the wife, who
Immediately started with joyful heart for Sing
Sing To have the pleasure herself of delivering
the pardon to the keeper. Upon her arrival at the
gate of the prison, she presented the paper, which
she iondy thought would soon place her IN the pre-.
sence of her husband, but her anguish may more
easily be conceived than described when she rcceiv-
ed the intelligence that he had died the morning be-
fore. Standard.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
Totalin the week,

Cincinnati, Juae g. In this City, there have
been few cases within the last week, classed as
Cholera, by some hyscians but denledb by others
TO be of that character Whichever may be right,
il is certain the cholera assumes no epidemic or
alarming character, at this time, in Cincinnati
IGas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
u the Editors Of The Philadelphia gazette,
Mon NJ Ilnry !
Etiday erening, June 7.

~ fddy erenthg, June 7.
Conference.-The scene Is closcd-the die is
cast the jury have pronounced Cough to be gull.
m, and am sure verdict never returned i'm
more complete accordance with public opinion
At twelve to day Chief Justice Hornblower deiiy-
cred his charge 10 the jury about two the ringing
Of the court house hell announced that che Jury
were ready to come in with their verdict. The
rush 10 obtain seats WAS really dreadful the ladies
continued to attend even to tho close, in as great
numbers as ever. Silence being called, the fore
man of the jury pronounced the anticipated word
which sealed the fate of the cnprit murmur
ran through the vast concourse that thronged the
building turned my eyes towards Clough but
his countcrancc showed no change Whatever
his inAexibc features gave no evidence Of his be-
ing the least interested in the result. His counsel
remaining silent, the Chief Justice demanded of
the prisoner if he had any thing to say why SEN
tence Of death should not be passed upoa him.
Clough made no reply wheroupon Judge Horn.
blower addressed him, reci,ng the prominent. par,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
AN AI'EAlR nE HONOR

CoiumJtd IS c. June IA duel was fought
between two OF the college students, Mr. John Al
ans md Mr.. Goven Ea.eh. They fought nj Rice
Creek Springs ON "Wednesday last, The former re-
ccvcd u wound in his body of which he died in ~
hours the latter had his thigh bone bgoken and the
wound is thought dangerous. lire.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
WuErf,,NG June {

WHEELING, June 8,
CHolrRA-Ftidas erening-ltwllI be perceived
by the Report or the Board of Health of this after
noon inserted below, that the Cholera has nearly
disappeared. We hope that in a few days our
country friends will venture TO visit the town with
out fear of contracting the disease.
OrrIcl OF THE BoARp OF HEALTH,
Friday, 3 O'Clock, p. NJ
Tue Board Of Health have this day The salts
faction ofcongratulating their fellow citizens upon
the almost entire disappearance Of the Cholcra
and the present favorable condition of the public
health Within the last "a hours there have oc
Cured but decided cases of the Epdcm,c-one OF
them n child years ofago, [olready consalcscent,
the other feeble old woman doubtful Reports
from all the Physicians IN town have this day bee'
made to the board, all giving the same encourage
ment to hope that the disease is about terminate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

Eiectioacerine Anecdotc.-During the canvass
for the last Parliament, in which Mr.. Lambo9 sat
before he was made Lord Durham, we recolcc be-
ing amused and interested by a story which sx-
hblts the spirit which must be extngushed by the
ballot, and which cannot be so without loss to The
national character. The polished aud nristoCrailea'
young candidate had made his way to the dwe'
ling a qnatr,emne Of a shoemaker, TO solicit his
vote. The only answer hc couId cx.ort from the
artisan was, get out of my house, sir ! No, SIR
no. s'r--no paricy-go, sir An E7g'lshman'
house is his castle. have not one word to say to
you, walk down stairs The disconnected aspl-
rant made his way, murmurng to the foot of tho
stairs, followed by the ruehearted Englshman'
" And now, said he, " how do you like this treat
ment, Mr.. Lambton 2 how do you like this treat
ment 2" 81 Not a, ALL" replied he" but as see
you are bit OF a humors,, | don't think your vote
SO hopeless as you want me to do | always IN
dersood you to be good Whig' And SO
am, said the shoemaker, and you are welcome
to my vote (; but your gamekeepcr turned me OFT
of your field, wien | was going to enjoy blt OF
fishing, the only holiday took to myself his
Sprlng-and as this house is all my worldly pre-
serve, Thought woul JUS, lie, you try how you
liked such treatment to yourself'
tEd,nbnygh Weckis Rsriew.