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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-13
CONGRATULATIONS.
REVIEW.
on HE y NilIRItni. Al 4 PIX lfF

OF TIE L1 sGlIBGRe MARKET
toKRErrED WFEklY ny IlOLCOMBE JYREE.
Extreme prices ol Fa.sed Tobacco, VI - To IL 90
Interior To commonr % to Il %
Common To good q 90 to y nB
tood to hnc 3 90 10 10 %
Fine manufacturing qualities 10 90 To IL 90
Refused Lugs, 3 10 to u
STRIPS, - to- q -
Inspected the past week 3sG hhl5 passed tohae.
60 60 hhls refused tutnl I5l hhds.
We consider tobacco not as brisk ms II hos been,
htho the prices CONTINUE good. The article Is
rather dun IN England, as VIC IRE informed by let
ters of the LIST Of May This nows hrp had l,s III
huence IN Richmond MS well as III this place. ay
croGe OF 81 hhd, passed tobacco Oh II L 9th day Of
June, was fs6 7sia lhds Lugs, #3 Go
Flour, 81 %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

Deposites-a measure which lac disspprovcs--and Tor
which he could not assign reasons 10 congress winch nc
deems Insufficient TO justify H.
Ellis loss will he deeply felt aud dcplored He uni'es
in able degree mlness ot anners with hnness
Of purpose aud is university respected ard esteemed
Having been for many years the confidential friend aud
counsellor Of that eminent merchants Stephen Gard, hc
has acquired a mass OF valuable rcial iniornao
which would be OF great tire both in the Executive aud
Legislative Branches Of the Governments
"k Is currently reported that Mr.. Fancy is the Intend
ed successor Of Mr.. Duane.
Thoremova, OF the Deposiics will probably operate
less prejudically TO the Bank this moment Than at any
subsequent pciiodas the Treasury at low ebb !" com
sequence of the diunuon its resources by the pay
eut ot the per cents, and the large appropriation at he
last session tor Forhcsions. Military Cor rather Mis)
Pensions. the Black Hawk incursion, sc. &c which
amount to nine millions Tor tho War Department, alone
whereas the ordinary expenses OF government, in all il,
branches, Is estimated At IL millions
cit understood that the Union Bank OF Mryland vii
become the depository OF the Government funds in our CT
Bait GAG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

AND FOR SALE.-Pursuant to decree of the
County Court Of Fluvanna, l will, on Friday the
18Th day OF October next Gf fair the next fair isy)
sell Oh the premises the Tract Of Land lying said coun.
W on the Bird Creek, lately owned by Jno w. Lewis
dec. This tract is in excellent heart well watered with
comnodous dwelling and other convenient houses
upon H. ~ Is situate about four miles from Wmingio
adjoining the lands Of Joshua King aud others The tract
contains about $50 acres, and is in the gold
region Further description il deemed unne a.
persons disposed TO purchase will doubt view IL before
the sale The term. will be- cre, one two and three
years HOWELL LEWIS Comm;,,;o,,r
October I. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

Jackson Tiiu'nPh-The friends Of the administration
in Albany have carried their charter election n the city Of
Albany, by majority Of about Sixty votes. Last year
our opponents succeeded by majority Of abou, 800 Our
friends Will rccocc that the circumstance
with great exultaiion by OF the Clay candidates iro,
The Court House yard al % town meeting
We understsnd that the folio wing Bar rs been Sc.
lectrd by the Secretary OF tho Treasury Tor the depos,
Of the money OF the u States in the places where they
respectively situated. The change 10 to be made on
the first Of October next:
Bsltmore-The Union Bank OF Msrylsad.
Philsde'phia-rbe Grsrd HANK.
New York-The Mechsncs' Bank.
do. The Manhattan Company.
do. The Bank Of Ameii ca.
Boson-Tho Common wealth Bank.
do. The Merchants Pank.
We understand that another Bank will be added In Phila
dePhia. as the proper inquiries and rang n
can be made, and probably also another la New York
and that the necessary preparations in pr gress
carrying the measure into full effect Ia other places
speedily rs przcticsble.-W Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

should have communicated 10 Congress the state oil AZ
fairs In South Carolina and asked such action the ers
him should seem meet and by this means he might
collected wisdom oil the nation. South Carolina acting
State, and the presented different from the
whiskey insurrecion in Penpsyi v snia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

w all masters and skippers of vessels and steamers;
u 10 all those whose conscences nuisanees in tho
land, AMI al war with institutions; and 10 all other
persons wonsoever the follow ing extracts from our laws
are commcnded,-ior efic tion;-and to all officers of
Police, Tor execution, by JOSEPH TATE, Mayor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
'CARROI.L'S HOTEL.
! Eincastic, Va.


fVwVHE subscriber has Iakea possession Of That
r. II well known establishment recently occupied
'hy Ms. Backos, situated IN the western part Of
Flown. near The courthouse. The houses arc now
Fpunaergoiac thorough repair, with inn osements
s.nJ considerable additions, which sll afford plea
|. sani accommodations 10 .hase who may call
| him. Familit travelling TO the Springs. wishing
TO remain some time this place, be furnish
3 ed with private rooms The beds, bedding, DC.
Z being entirely new, Together with the retired and
- airy situation of the establishment, he presumes
8 viii add much 10 the con faf Of travellers
=. His stables Will b. WI furnished. and his bar
3 III contain choice q vines and liquors. The
stables are large and roemy, and vii nj Al imes
Y be well furnished and al,endsd y go an aiise
q os,lers.
4 The line OF STAGE Coaches to this place from tie
4 North, Yves, and the watering plaees all stop nj
& this house. Esirn Coaches at any tine be
!" procured during the Spring season.
= Having leased the above establishment for a
6 term OF years, and furnished II entirely anew a,
considerable expense he hopes that with close per-
!, sonal attention, he viii be able to render sasfae
! ton to his customers S. cARRoLL.
I Fincaste, March II et
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
COUGHS AND COLDS.

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the Iuny..
The nro r;,,ors mr.. n, hi,,.,. =, ,.f,#,
;,diviiun1s nf the 6,<, ,,.r,.r,.l.1;,. ,eo}l.,
I'm ru,ed of ohs,,u,fs ro,ars - 10 ,,se and IN.
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,ho rerusal of ,bose ,yhn n,,v he Id ., nh
in;Iar co,,nte;ot.
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80, ya,,r -. = .'''
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80 mo-, 5,,,t.,.,, -
-, he ID at :, 4,fat
ho,hs Of SWIM which nror'oa from, Won c@SIs -
haon nerf.c,Iy c,,.d -, ''n'' " -
Signed sJlLINAS ROBINSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
PERKINS n JON IS,
Wheat Tmcshinc Machine.


vHSllE subscribers have purchased OF Marshall
IA Bayliss, ofTennessee, the exclusive 'igh Of
making, using, and vending 10 others, To be used
for the county of Campbell, his highly improved
Patent Threshng Machine. which, from lis smrl-
city Of construction, cbeapness and durability, We
thinh is 81 admirably calculated TO answer The pur
poses ofthc Farm THIS machine can be operated
upon either by manual or horse power, and tom
experiments that have been made we 'hink we
risk nothing in saying that so bushels OF wheat eau
be threshed out in day by hand power, and near
three times that quantity by horse power we
have one on hand made light scale, for the IN
spectlon of those who may be disposed to furnish
themselves with valuable machine ms
machine is not confined 10 wheat alone, but VIII
answer for getting out rye, oats, flax, clover,
timothy, and herds gr ISIS seed and we are now
making arrang emenls for the onple ION of as a y
as practicable IN time Tor the growing crop AND
we particularly invite Farm RS TO call and witness
for themselves, the performance, durability ana
tty of this machine. II can be seen at the Union
Hotel, Lynchbutg. RICHARD PERKINS,
PAUL JONES.
March 25 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
W ARD ELs.i"uIax

VIE Ward Election for SX AiJerms'
Il Common Couneilnen in each WI ~ Il
town of Lynchburg axe place purs5aa. 'as
&c, of Assembly, entitled" an act 10 a,ne,9 ' . an
entitled, an act dividing the town of IyneI1, AZ ar
wards Tor other purposes. passed Feb 70 lea ss'
on The hrsl tuesday IN April next and vii b. ~ ~
IN Lynch Ward No. l. being all that PAR Of .5
own oeio" the ist alley, extending flon the nv.
TO the t"ei,n street at the tenement next de9, :,
t'1a & haisey 5. AMI IN Henry Warl, NJ
b ~ a. nat put OF said town above Isl olJ.s
fSienalns ron the river 10 twelfth street. =, r.
Office lately occupied by Messrs. Morg 4 n.
DanieL SAMUEL ERANstszsstf,ss NJ
serg't of the Corporation Of I.ga1 ~,
March l. - .'z5z59ft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01

STOLEN from my plantation, near New Glas.
~ gov, in the county of Amherst, on Sunday
night the Eth Feby last, a dark brown JACK,
ofordnary szs-He is /; years old, las a blaze IN
his face of unusual length inclning to the right
the end Of one of ears cropped, and his hoofs
are uncommonly long, tho effects Of founder /
have reasons TO believe he has been carried some
Of the western counties Of this State add sold pro
badly to the county Of Bo,etourt. Any inormo-
ton given me, SO that get him again, will be
thankfully received, and the person literally re-
warded. ED. A. CABELL..
New Glasgow, March Is I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
.ENE Il MOSBY.
EonAmission Merchants.
RICHMOND Va


RICHMOND, Va.
HAVE on hand, and Offer for sale,
ZA Hhds ST. Cfox and New Orleans Sugars,
N0VD part prime,
- boxes white HAVANA Sugar
2. do Loaf Sugar. various qualities
> bids y o. and Wes India Moasses
Lon baas green Rio Coffee
30 do best old Java do
80 Or. chests and b hozos G. Pow 'er ant
Imperial Teas
3 nalf chests young Tyson Tea
, 10 Tyson skin Do
s pipes Cognae Brandy, seignetie brand
II balf do ID 30
- pipes pure Ifollar.l GIN
80 bbls. Mattas Oh z - Wbiskey
p bills. Bnmgaraners ID Do
IN do FIack x Sons j. do
40 bbds Baltimore WhIskcy,
30 i,bls. do do
10 hhds lpple Brandt
5obbs do DO
4, 10 y + Pun,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01

I'D 4. ANDREW BOW MAN-As you are u
YG- nonresident OF this State, | take this means
Of notifying you, that on the first Saturday in A
pril next shall, al the Clerks office of Simpson
county, Kentucky, proceed to take the deposition
of Richard Fowler TO be read IN chief upon the
tral of your sui, now depending against me in the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for
Bedford county, Va. II from any cause said de-
position shall not be taken on the above day then
and m that case viii DC taken on the Sec nd sat.
urday OF April, at the same place.
Your ob seryt. ROBERT TlNSLEY
Bedford CO. Va. Feb. 81 1893
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01

III subscriber having xpereueed tn Difficult
:. y ii raising Horses Of sufficient size fof the
usaa purposes Of tanning anl road service. aus II .
tom the want u ~ eo.anoay observed il di#
bloadod Stallion, anA know ins #ueh 10 The pr
gnlent objection 10 Glaodea hotses eensfatlY, h4s
been induced iopnfehase tn horse Maxf9aus, II
whom this objection Io.s not apply Ia whom he
invites the attention q. th1sa who wish 10 talse
horses for the saddle ol hlrnsss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
Commission business.

/NtiE subscriber offers his services to his friends
- and the public as Commission Merchant
His office Is few doors above the Franklin Hotel
SAML. ANTHONY.
Mrs Anthony wishes to take few Young La
dies as Boarders. Her rooms are connoilohs. and
near some OF HE best Schools IL Lynchburg
F. y -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
RED i.ON.
XII

NIlf beautiful ehesnnt sofre, II yeara old tn
spring, Will stand tho ensuing season,
commencing on the ooh day Of March. Al
!. J. heoman's, on tho Lynehhurg AMI sa-
lem Turnpike, ? miles fom lynehbarg af
Nj L. Finch stable. al Camphel Goart.haase .
and ut Mf Il Gibbons on the Richmond foadi l.
mRes from Lynehbnrs, at which stands b.
vii he regular, except ON public JAYS, AMI
e be 1t 10 mares nj the moderate price o. 80 The
single leap, to be pad Al The time Of sen,ee-any
person putting mar. iftbe mere shau.Iaot sfaad
may come irto the season at II Il As d.sshaf=
god lay - II pala WITHIN the season. r l. 70 IA.
sue 81 zanls 10 the groom In osefy aaso.
PEDIGREE.
RED FOX Ms got by The celebrated horse Ma
olson, WHO eas < 4 by the imported horse Doomed
his dan by loaas Dragon. who was got by the
imported horse DRAGON, his s6andam BY KIM
nsla1. hs = efandam By Ap#llo who was eoi
- the imported nurse janus. TIE greatest atten.
TIN VII be pad 10 prevent accidents or eseapes,
dai We wall not be responsible for any.
TffoS J. NORMAN,
TlOS JONES.
March In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
Country Merchants.

RHAVE been preparing, very largely to receive
= you this seasoa IN the China Glass and EBttl-
en Ware line ; le' me not be disappointed in Wis
Il. You shall MOI BE- disappointed in saving il ypu
buy Of me, the 6rognge IN Richmond, he toll and
freight up The rirer The drryoge aud comm issoa in
Lynchburg whlchis about sir per cent
Jos. D. EVANS.
March 81. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
Earthenware, China and Glass,
WHOLESALE ~ RETAIL
TO Southern Merchants.

ME subscribe has received his full
- l. supply of Spring and summer
GOODS, IN the abaes inc TO winch b.
would respectfully invite The attention of county
merchants generally. II consists of Articles sfee-
ted in person. especially f. the Southern mafksi,
and will be well packed TO ordgr. on reasonable
terms Merchants in the habit o. purchasing II
the North, arc requested to call and examine his
stock and prices. CHARLIE IL III. Jr.
Opposite Lewis Webb 4 CO, Man Street R..h.
mond.
March 2S GW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
NOTICE..


, ANili. nnJersi gned having formed co.rar'nG
NJ slip undzr tie style Of .No,clja H,nt IN
Hfa3an and having purchased out tie gnre slo.f
II Lorenzo NofvelI Esq. in this place, will cary
on, IN the house latey occupied by hiul large DIR
goods business. Their assortment is now ycly get'-
eral, and IN few weeks viii he added 10 eNl1nsNe
ly, by purchases from the North
The late customers of MIR Noryel, together VIII
our friends and the public generally, respect
fully requested to cali upon us.-We promise la.'
as good bargains us can be had in this place. oqf
assortment at all times shall be such rs to suit a.
classes Of dealers, wholesale or retail
One branch Of cur transactions Will be that Of
general Commission business-We viii alcni
particularly to the rece wing and FORWARDING oil geeds
as we'll as to the salcs ofall soits of produce w
have room for storage, &c
SAMUEL NOWLls,
BENJAMIN HUNT,
DAVID HERNDOS.
March 4 Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01

NNILL stand tte ensuing season at my Stabe,
w five miles bcIow Lynchburg, on the Rich.
mond stage road, and at my Plantation on stone
Wall Creek
Terms-jslo fer the season - for the single
lano, and iFi5 for insurance 1ha insurance mo
ncy Ia be paid as Soon rs the nars IS asceftalned
Ia lie IN f111 or u5hrn size l., traded off
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
u d l,LD =.

nR. THO. y. MEL son IA. rem VII 10 LIZ
~,y, Brdfsid, and wi continue p,actic"
Medicine IN III II. yntiots hfauches.s-llr my hs
frund n, Mr.. oisets iavefe. / al times, eacepi
when abseo, on ~ dessIuuai bn..nres.
Morcb % 3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
The thorough 'red and distinguish
ed Race Horse
'ayHE PROPERTY of Col Nm. r.

ses.on a. ~ 1. s.e4.t IT, SD = en-
ne pm stis zen - mare kao.n tn be VIII
al or partri viii, ; 10 the groom 10, each mar,
- e paf daca A. person putting 'is mare
- ~ b. eha - ~ lie only. h. zsasan 10 com
snauce In l,t Ief.,aafs aud tnd me lst August
-,
ave- ma l. - ttagi annie a'rsn ge neni IN or-
er - bey, 4.affs antrt,s. u nv care properly
tended - fgfafis Ii Vi - eosiy- pastures Of
the etas..1 la.ar t,4..tvftif v4eat vii watered
and ssy4#tea 4if,es n 1T, Of ssbe ionin pro-
tpc, Inn in T. 4 Va e.; 90 iaat mars having
,o,so e,n4u. h. H., sepafn.e and 10 prevent
su,i II, .rI,.t twice . 81 Icy can al.o be
foa v,,h 90, a o. e..#,s,..r .iay II 4. sired
La h.nta , a -. arr, ,, mrpi. together
,.if,, 80 ,'.r.a,.i aod voted sttent,on and ihp
ass,.t.ncs At ia al groom, mud paod osters will
be :. IN, pnatsp,feihal n,sfes wili be return
ed 10 mir o.,ne,s ~ 81 condition. Inc great.
a., 90. n -, 1t ,,,.,s,, ac,;.l.nts h,i mn
resoon .,a,lifv for ~, ~ ==#..e ls,f.neo.
nr,G.stsesr, s'sAN
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sn,io "a f,Il 1T "a ~, : bi,b AMI il is though,
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po II ii, l. improve he q n oil h"'s's' :. AN
vii h. imttsi 10 i3itee HAffs pr cav, Nh nav
I'm sh1'' - ..'' -, .aaa,,, I'm, h
Carl. Btt I'd Sha It'd I'm last seas1n INN ne
J. 'ute iaai Reiert turning I'll uHabi - ~ one
iinnffsd m 10y maffs la, seasan, aud alh9sl
e'Hts enr ~ Ton o2'n' "ef'' al pao 'ahe"
rom aitrr IL So A. pr MS hnE tfing' no -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
SALE, OE NEGROES


~ virtue of a deed Of trust EXECUTED bp A,
- Walker 10 -emael NJ Gmland, Ja. =
otey, Alexander Ibae,phins, AMI Jul Z. I.a=s
bearing date on the Both lay Of April -. adm.
y ofrecorl IN the epapty # Aunt ri ..|.
my Trustees in sid Iced mentioned y. ea t5e
Isl day Of April, 1888, at Amhefs. Gai#i..4s.# :.
hing The Isl DAY of the next term, OF ~ a.a..l
Superior Court Of Law and Chaoeery iat The ca9.
~ Of Amherst sell by way ofpublle Aosfoa. 3,
valuable slaves, consisting of n.en, WI H. err.
boy an ~ al calirfn
IL f#fms Of sale vii &c matla s1a.=##l.
TIM ard nliee Of sae.
Tn sai1 sale IS advertised, and vii d. ras8
with the assent Of the sud Alax J. Wala.r
The Trustees making Tie s,le, VII my convey
speh tito as Ia vested IN them 6Y 'ha j. Il ri Iras..
afeses1 re su5r4fiag fa1a..4
daftE H. II,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-13
VA) THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1888.

itiiion of the air, which seemed les
like musical contriyance, than an a
/ abandonment of soul and voice To a pre-.
ternatural impulse of devotion. One
writes nonsense in describing such
! things, but there Is no other way OF
conveying an idea Of them. The sub.
ject is beyond the widest superlatiyes.
/ To-day we have again seen the pope.
1t was a fiesta, and the church of San
Carlos was the scene ofthe ceremonies.
His holiness came in the stage-coach
with six long tailed black horses, and
all his cardinals i'll their red and gold
carriages in his train. The gaudy pro-
cession swept up to the steps, and the
father of the church was taken upon
the shoulders of his bearers in a chair
lof gold and crimson, and solemnly
borne up the aisle, and deposited with
in the ratings Of the altar, where HON
age was done to him by the cardinals
as before, and the half supernatural
music of the choir awaited his motions.
The church was half filled with sol.
diers armed to the teeth, and drawn
up on either side, and his body guard
Of Roman mobiles, stood even within the
railing of the altar, capped and motion
less, conveying, as every thing else
does, the irresistible impression that it
was the worship of the pope, not of
God.
Gregory the sixteenth, is small
old man, with a large heavy nose,
eyes buried in sluggish wrinkles, and
a flushed apoplectic complexion. He
sits, or is borne about, with his eyes
shut, looking quite asleep, even his
limbs hanging litelessly. The gorgeous
and heavy papal costumes only render
him more insignificant, and when he
is borne about, buried in his deep chair,
or lost in the corner Of his huge black
and gold pagoda of a carriage, it is
difficult to look at him without smile.
Among his cardinals, however, there
are magnificent heads, boldly marked,
noble and scholar-like, and | may say
perhaps, that there is no one of them,
who had not natures mark upon him
of superiority. They are a dignifed
and impressive body of men, and their
servile homage to the pope, seems un.
natural and disgusting.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-13
From The Lad,es' Magazine.
GROWING THE WISEST.

Not many years ago, IT happened
that young man from New York WIS.,
iited London. lis father being con-
nected with several of the magnates of
the BrtIsh Aristocracy, the young A.
merican was introduced into the fash
ionable circles of the metropolis, where,
lin consequence of his very fine per-
,sonal appearance, or that his father
was reported to be very rich, or that
he was a new figure on the stage, he
attracted much attention, and became
quite the favorite of the ladies'. This
was not at all relished by the British
beaux, bat as no very far pretext of
fered for rebuff, they were compelled
TO treat him cvilly. Thus matters stood
when the Hon. Mr.. NJ. p. and lady
made a party to accompany them to
their country seat in Camtridgeshire,
and the American was among the M
vited guests. Numerous were the de-
Wees to which the dovotees of pleasure
resorted to kill that old stubborn fell
low who will measure his hours, when
he ought to know they are not wanted;
and the ingenuity Of every one was
taxed to remember or invent some.
thing novel.
I The Yankees are proverbially ready
Of invention, and the American did
honor to his character as man ac-
customed to freedom Of thought. He
was frank and gay, and entered into
the sports and amusements, with that
unaffected enjoyment which commune
lcated a part of his fresh feelings to the
most worn out fasnionists in the party.
1 His good nature, would have been
sneered at by some of the cavaliers,
) had he not been such capital shot,
land he might have been quizzed had
not the ladies', won by his respectful
land pleasant civilities, and MS constant
attention IN the drawing room end the
tsalooh, always showed themselves his
friends. But combination was al
last formed among q trio of dan les
: staunch patrons of the Quarterly, tc
annihilate the American. They pro.
J posed to vary the eternal evening
) waltzing and piping, by the acting o
: charades and playing various games
and having interested one of those IN
Idefatigable ladies, who always carry
; their point in the scheme, it was votee
to be the thing.
J. After some few charades had beer
, disposed of one of the gentlemen beg
3 ged leave to'propose the game callee
, ''Crowning the Wisest." This is play
7 ed by selecting a Judge of the game
. and three persons, either ladies'or gen
: ltlemen, who contest for the crown D,
answering successfully, the variou
Questions which the rest of the part,
: Iare at liberty to ask. The one VIII
e lis declared to have been the happies
r land most ready in his answers, re
G iceives the crown.
4 Our American much against his 10