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tefmarned with them. These same EIexi- cans--natiyes of Aztec or Anahuao-nen- etratng into the country which We now in- habit, bult the Notifications which we so ire4nently see, which have so much pug zied the brains of the learned and curions. anu Whieh-overpowered by their savage adyersarles, tie rightful owners of the soil- tnese coionists have left as their only me- morials.
 But to return to our neglected hero. So soon as night e;5me on, he wrapped himself m hts blanket, and, throwing himself on the ground by his small fire, reclined. but not to sleep. While he lay there, with the magnificent mountains shooting up their tai snowy cones on every side of him, and with the thin yapor that cufled around their heads hardly dimming the clear star light while nothing broke the silence of the fair night, except the far-off cry of the yellow leon, and the white wolf, and the constant music ot the little tributary of the Del N or- te, Whichran plashing at his feet, thoughts oi seas of wealth-of stately dames and pleaspre-houses-of power and grandeur fieeted thro' his brain like bright shadows, while he lay and watched the stars, and the cold presence of the mountains. 1t length the fire decayed, and its dying embers went sparkling out, aud the cold wind be- gan to moan, high up in the pines-and thsn he dozed, and opened his eyes again, and, fixing them steadily upon the opposite mountain, he was surprised to see d kind of glimmering upon the side of it. Watch ing II lntently, he saw 1t increase, until a door Ill the side of the mountain opened. and blaze ofsplendor burst from 1t, ilIu- mnatng the whole valley. Withn--for 1t was not more than one eighth of a mile trom hm-he saw great plies of gold, silver and jewels, shining in the light; and in the doorway stood a figure, dressed like a Nabajo, beckoning him to approach. lie did so, with mingled sensation of delight and dread, and forcing his way among the fallen masses of rock, he soon arrived at the door of the cavern. The Nabaio was no longer there, but low music still finger ed about its walls. He wandered about for while thro' its recesses, and then loading himself with as much gold as he could car ry, he turned reluctantly to leave the cave; but stumbled and fell on the threshold The music changed to trumpet-tone that ruag fiereeiy thro' the cavern; and the pom derous door shut creakingly upon him, and held him with powerful pressure between itself and the rocky face of the mountain.
 The pressure became excruciating and his agony intense. 1t seemed to him that eye- ry y limb ssas Fiiiioned fast, when loud yell and shout in the Nabajo tongue broke upon his startled ear. He looked about him. Itwas broad daylight; and he lay tied fast, with twenty Nabajos around him.
 lie was prisoner to the Spaniard's foe; and hls task was, to grind meal upon his knees till his death. So much for hank- efang qfter WEALTHA
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LIST OF ACTS
find Resolutions, passed ct the late session
 of he General .4ssenlbhl.

of tue General Assembly.
 An act dissolving the bonds of matrimo- ny between Rebecca Ann Belden and Sam uel c. Belden.
 An act for the relief of the sheriff of Phillips county.
 An act to authorize the removal of the administration of the estate of John r. McGracken, deceased, to the county of Pu- laski.
 An act to alter and establish the southern boundary line of the county of Izard.
 An act for the relief of Benjamin F. Howard, sheriff of Conway county.
 An act to authorize the removal of the administration of the estates of Isaac Pen- nington and Aaron c. Johnson, deceased, from the county of Union to the county of Jefferson.
 An act to authorize the heirs of Chris tian Bringle to sell the lands of which the said Bringle died seized.
 An act to dissolve the bonds of matrimo- ny between James Smith and Clara Smith (alias) Clara Roundtree.
 An act for the relief of John Barnes.
 An act to legitlmatize- Jane Furguson, formerly Jane Proctor.
 An act dissolving the bonds of matrimo- ny between James C. Anthony and Mary $. Anthony.
 An act to erect and establish the county of Van Buren.
 An act for the relief of Lafayette Jones, late sheriff of Monroe county.
 An act governing the appointing and commissioning justices of the peace.
 Anaet to incorporate the town of Helena.
 An act dissolving the bonds of matrimo- ny between William D. Barnett and Eliza beth Barnett.
 An act to authorize William Shannon to erect toll-bridge across the Cossetot.
 An act further regulating the proceedings of the commissioners with the courthouse and iaiI for the county of Lawrence.
 An act to erect and establish the county of Scott.
 An act to call in the scrip issued in Ar- kansas county.
 An act supplementary to the acts appoint ing commissioners for building jail in Ar- kansas county.
 An act for the relief of Robert Crittenden. An act for electing county officers in the county of Greene.
 An act temporarily to locate the seat of justice of Monroe county.
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ORNDORFF, & 60.

Produce Dealers and F0,acmdiag .Aoenks
Corner Of PNca g. .Market Streets.
BALTLuORE.
e. BEING located, at the intersection of ,be
EB Baltimore AID Ohio Rail Road. and the
Western turnpike road, where they continue
10 receive on consignment, and purchase. for
CASH, FLOUR, WIIISKEl, and all Other
country produce that may be forwarded to-
them, or offered for sale. either from Car,
or Wagons, both Of which come M To their
doors, and are in daily want of return load.
ing, which induce them also 10 offer their
services, 10 the way of purchasing and for
Wardln6 GOODS Of every descriptions, on
tie most reasonable terms, and with The
greatest care and despatch, by either convey
ance. Those who may be pleased TO favor
them with consignments will save considera-
Die IN efayage, Sc and can be accommoda.
ted with liberal advances in cash. on ai,plica.
lion to them, or MIR. Charles A. Gambrill. ~
the Frederick Torn Depot. who will attend
70 me receiving and forwarding, with dis
patch, AL produce or goods left with them
and consigned to or from them. by way of
the Rad Road.
They also have on hand, a constant supply Of
fLgter TaS
SAT- .Holasses.
Fish Su.or
ca CoGro CT S.c
all Of Which viii be sold on pleasing terms.
Baltimore, Dec. 20, 1882 CIV
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POETRY
ME FROZEN HOST.

Ahundred years ago, Swedish army per-
shed on the mountains Of Norway.
A host is ont.
Their tread is on the air
And cometh on the heavy shout,
For many men are there,
While Sweden's hills and valleys ring
To multitude's loud murmurins.
The prayer is said,
And men have bent the knee
Yea, holy men--to God for aid,
To God-for victory.
That He, who gave all creatures breath,
Would aid them in their deeds OF death -
And on they GO
Like men who have a charm
To keep them from an overthrow,
To stve the.r lives fIOm harm-
So cheerfully thsY -arch along
For Norways hil!s-hish, proud, s. strong.
Months have gone by
No tidings OF that host;
And none hare heard their battle. cry;
Nor strife is won or lost.
While days and months and years shall be,
They will not reach their destiny.
They met their foe
The mightiest yield,
They found Death in the mountain snow,
Not on the battle field
The Ice-king was their foe, and he
Had many slories there;
The mountains were his company
The white and freezing air;
Tie cold sun as he ca,ne at noon
The ht:sa. blue skv--the icy moon,
For aye would come the IL. FAD st."'v--
For aye the freezing Winds would blow.
And then the night
II was TO them a drcary time;
And when the stars came up full bright,
They wished it were warmer cline,
And that the cold light Of the inoon,
Were like the hottest Sen at noon.
1t colder grew
And clouds came DER the sun,
The fierce North wind AS loudly blew,
AS it the ear would stun;
And then there came great storms OF snow
Aud stayed-those ,ncn that wen. 50 slow.
The strife is DER
The victory is won;
That host is there for evermore,
But Of its men-not one
Shall e'er his loved home see again
Ii is host of frozen men
The North wind with its murmuring.
Is all that will their requiem sing.
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JOHN srROTHER, g.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


.Watasb1ng, Dee 20, 1882. {
THE parties interested in The above suit
will please 10 take notice. that I will attend
at my Office in Martins burg, On SattireiuY,
The lah c'oy Of Jaaaory neat, for the purpose
OF carrying the above order irto effect, when
and where they will also attend, with all the
necessary evidence and couchers, TO enable
me to make the required report.
SFAMANS GARhnH, Conr.
BERKELEY COUNTY COURT.
4, - November Term, 1881.
'"'0o L io"Son' ptE
agGinct
Henry St. George Tucker, Mary Hunter,
Widow OF Moses L. Hunter, decd and O.
'''SiS' deGs.
,,,,, In CHANCERY.
! Il SiiE parties to The above suit. creditors
E. and Others interested, are hereby mott.
he'd, that will attend in my Office in Mar
hnsourg, on Monday the 5ist inst. for the
purpose OF completing the accounts directed
10 be taken, continuing from day TO day for
SIX days; when the said accounts vii be- clos.
ed. JOHN STROTHER,
Special Commissioner.
December IS. 1899
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Ne,0 Fa!l and Winter
GOODS,
Eogz21ire O. Bovfs

e 81 AVE Just received and finished onen;nq
m - very general assortment of FaH and
Wn"er Goods. which they are determined n
sen on Tue best terms, and requests their old
customers 10 call and eAamine:-their stoch
consists of ''0'~
super and com blue, black, brown, olive &
super and com. Cassmeres and Cassinetts.
Rose, point and duffel blankets.
tseo, yeli0W, scarlet and white fannels
PACK and col. Merino cloths and circassians
Slack bo,nbaZetts and bombazincs
1feeh ana ctImson moreens, green frieZe
breen barra Se, green floor cloth
biack q scarlet mefno long & square shawIt
SeVansdown, Valencia and silk yestup
PACK and cofd 'rorsted hose and half hoss
eanev cord and beavertcens, padding
ancy handkerchief, lace wells
oahuanna, ponFee. flag and cotton hdkGs
black sils handkcrchiefs and crayats
pack haifan 'utestring and Gro dc Swiss
rink, green and white florenecs: popgees
Back and white bobbinett footing
SWISS, muslin and fancy cravats, stocks.
Black and white silk hose and half hose
SWiss, book, Jackonet and cambria muslins
Black and coloured cambria
bread and bobbinctt lacess and edeines
Cambnc, furniture and common dimi,y
Gai'coes, ehintz & ginghams, Canton GanneIs
iush imen, linen cambria & linen cam. bdkls
Ribbons, beltings. gloves and braids
5hspehdcts, Dunstable bonnets
foundat!on muslin, fine shifting, SC. &c.
WIN general assortment of Hartmann
and Stationery 3' "''Vf
Martinsburg, Nov l. 1882.
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VIRGTNIa:--Ha Tie Circ,nt Superior Court
Of Lac and Chaneery for Berkeley county:

VIRGINIa:-bp Tie Circml Superior Court
Of Lac and Chdncery for Berkeley county:
September 22d, 1882.
Jacob Smith and Fanny bis wife, for
mer!y Fanny Keesacker. aud widow
Of Conrad Keesacker, deed. pits.
against
Matthias Keesacker, John Keesacker, -
Lucy Keesacker, infant child and heir Z
OF Jacob keesacker, decd, Aaron q
keesacker, William Hill and Mary his =
wife, Henry Eeesacker, Elizabeth :.
keesacker, and Christina Keesaker, , =
children and heirs and devisees OF Mat :,
thias Keesacker, decd, Elizabeth {.
Keesacker, widow, & Ellis Ellis, :"
admir- with the will annexed, of
said Matthias Keesacker, decd. dcfts.
George Houck, PUT
The same defs
FHyiiESE causes came on 10 be heard OH
g. this day upon the BILL the exhibits filed
Herewith, the orders of publication duly
made in both Cases, the answers Of the guar
dian ad Item, and argument Of counsel-and
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court
that the parties are all before the court, the
subpGnas 10 each having been duly served
on the adult resident defendants at least four
months: 1t is ordered and decreed that Mas
ter Commissioners GARARp, do examine, state
and settle the account between the parties
reporting both cases at the same time, and
by one and the same report, and in doing
this he is directed; |. TO state and settle the
administration account of Ellis Ellis, and 9
the account Of the proceedings of Jacob and
Henry Keesacker as the cx'rs and holders o.
the real estate, and 3. that lie take an &C
count Of the actual, aud annual value of the
real estate Of the said Matthias Keesacker
dec d. and N so doing do state specially al
such uiatters as he may deem pertinent and
necessary to decree, Or Which may be re.
quire1 hy any OF the parties to be specials
stated, in order 10 a final decree, Returning
his report at leas; sixty days before the nex'
term.
A Copy.-Ttsfc,
Holm STROTfyFR =
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VTRGINIA;-Hi he Circuit !c,.n.,,o. g..
Of Lao and ChGncsry for Berletsy eornI,'.
September cath, 1882
Archibald Sheerer and Mary Sheerer nIlg.
against O''
John Gregg. adm'r. of Rachel Sheerer .rd
Oh Thomas Sheerer, deu'd and ou,rd;.a
Tor the children of said deceased ana
''0'' deffs.
Wills cause came on to be heard upon ~
"a bIli, answer, exhibit; and was arennJ
py connset whereupon the court heinz ~
opinion, that the account as settled hve ~
commissioners OF the county court. So q, ~
some has been made already, not BENZ CO
charged and falsiEed, is correct as far our.
goes, and TO be the basis OF any settlemen,
OF the administration account: Ii is bowav"s
adJudged, ordered and decreed, that NJ
commissioner GARARD do take sunnlernoe
tai account to controyert the statement in a.,
answer as TO the two slaves, and such ~
perry as was received by the adminis,rat".
and not accounted for-and he is further II;
rected 10 settle and state the guardianship a..
count OF The said John Gregg, wherein M
iilst charge against the guardian must he
whatever balance appears due from him :;
ADMINISTRATOR stating all such matters ,nec;'
ally deemed pertinent by himself or Which
The parties may require TO be so stated. ara
make report thereof 10 the court 10 order r.
a final decree. '' "
A Copy.-Teste,
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'Well, how uneasy am seated between
two tailors,' said self important fellow
'They suffer the greatest Inconvenience ,
replied gentleman, having but one goose
between them
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LIST or LETTERS

LIST or LETTERS
e ENIAiNING 10 the Post Office at Mar.
& c tmsbufg, Va on the lst January. 1888,
which If not lifted by the LIST Of Anril next
will be sent 10 the General Post Office as
dead letters.
Israel Kerns
Charles Butt Susanna kerns
George Dntle Catharne Krout
Ihos: L. Byrd, esq 2Mrs. u. Lucket, 8.
Z NJ
Mrs. Caiharine Cur,isGeo C. McCune
Hanna Castle Dir. Alfred Msgit
Jas. L. Campbell Catharine K. Miller
Jacob Curtis Mrs Mary Miller
u Mrs. Barbara Miller
tohn lrht Daniel Marker
Daniel Daosherty o
Il Charles Orricls, 8
John. Ensor p
James Eakns Geo. Porterfeld, esq
:,lary Evans or Nancy Nancy Paul
Parr Elizabeth Patton.
Nancy Ebersole r
Thomas Evans Mrs. Nancy Robson.
LemueI Rust
Mr. Fleming. dishherMrs. Susanna Robson
Elizabeth Fiags John l.. Russell
JOSIAH FlagS, 8 William II. Reed
John Fisher James Shields
y Jonah Scmans
w imam Green Emanuel skinner
Mrs Mary Gregory Adam strair
Jacob Gorgas Michael Shank
Esebeeca Gales Ellen Small
Joseph "raniham Thomas II: Stevens
William Grantbam, 2Naney b Sprisg
IL Henry c. Small
Hiram Hedge =
sophia iiill Lucinda Nj. Tate
Ale1 Harding john thompson
!, anna Henson Samuel TFisg
DR.. Allen C. Ham Elizabeth Tabb near
MONT the Opequan
Joan b. Harrison Nancy Tabb'
" 'Iiiar1 Johnston orFan Vanmetre
Bcnjamin Butt "
Geo Wash James George Wise
- D. Johnston Jonathan Venting
N. y l.. Henry Whistler
bsalonkepner Mary l.. Wills
WILLIAM LONG, p. ".
January 3. 1888
{4zss ggsga ESs Fa.s Al ,xIss-fs-
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II Copy.-Ieste,
,o.J JOHN STROTHER, c
OMMlSSION ER'S OEEIfE

yu,,,r 'nalt'nsburg. Dec 6, 1892.
q VIE parties TO the above suit will nle.ss
a 10 take notice that will attend ~ nv
ONCE in Martinsburg, on "Wednesday fly f..
10Th day OF January next, for the purpose IF
entering, upon the duties required by the a.
bove order, where they will also attend. with
all ,i,e vouchers and evidence necessary 10
enable me TO make up the report in this cause.
SEAMASS GARARD. Com'r
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Sadrttsisourg Gazette:
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY.
~ - - - ZION EVANS


TWO DOLLARS PER .a.V.SU u,
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
Or, 1tco Dollars and Iger.ty- fre Cents,
AT THE END OF SIX MONTHS;
And II payment be deferred TO the end q
the year, or near the same.
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
will invariably be demanded.
- hose who may wish TO discontinue the
paper. (Which cannot lie done until arreara-
yes are paid up,} will notify the Editor 10
that effect. at least thirty days before TIE e.
pIration ofthe time lor which they subscribed
g1+For adverising-one dollar per square
for the three first Insertions. and twenty five
cents for each continuance. The number of
Insertions must be noted on the MS. otherwise
they will be continued and charged accord
:ngly.
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BALD erston & Go.

CChfHIt9StOW vHCTCHUnIS,
CoREER'oF' PATRICK AND CARROLL, STREETS.
FREDERICK, Md
Who receive and forward Flour and other
Produce to Baltimore. they have also a
large and extensive stock of Groceries, Piais-
ter of Paris. Sc Sc.
No'emtc' p, 1892. st'pd.
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VlRGtNiA:-A The Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chmceyy for Berkeley co,atty
September Term, 1852
Henry j Seihert, a.imr de bonis non with
the will aane3ed Of Emanuel Eyersole,
deceased. 0ltf.
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A Copy.--Ttsfc,
JOHN sTROTHER, c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFiCE.3

.Ndrlinsjiag, Dec. 90, 1882 {
TUE parties interested in the above suits
will please to take notice, that viii attend
at my Office in Martinsburg, on Saturday
The l2th dag Of January neat, for the purpose
OF carrying the above order into effect, when
and where they are also required to attend,
with all The necessary evidence and vouchers
10 enable me to make pp the report required.
oEAMANS GARAnD, Conn.,
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Pulling, Dying, Dressm, and
Manufacture Of Cloth and Car

Pulling, Dying, Dressing and
Manufacture Of Cloth and Car
peting, and Card;ag Of Wool.
. fHE undersigned take this opportunity
a Informing the public, that they have
rented the "Natinsb,rg factorg," at the
North end Of said town, formerly orenpied
by Mr. G. G. Conradt, and lately by Messrs.
Riddle & Jannry, where they purpose carry.
iag on, in all its various branches. the
F"ttlng, Dying, Dressing and
WGa"taciure Of CtoD, Bian-
ketS, bTaa'eei9, Linseys,. &c.
IN the best possible manner, shortest notice,
and on reasonable terns. They win also
manufacture allknds of CARPEilNG. such
as Eenitian. Welting, Figured, SC. and war.
rant The eolofs 70 be bright and durable
Also. CGrtting Of ~ ool into Rolls. SC. I'm
der'a c9ntldent belief Of their ability Ia eye.
cute all orders in their line OF business in a
worHmanko manner, they solicit fiom a
generous pnh'ic, a share Of patronage.
J. G. GEiSENDORFF & BEOTHERS
Mar'nshurg, Oct %. IS32.-6m
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SCHEME

Ill, Ola prizes amounting 10 10000
900 Tickets. Price Of tickets So
All tickets ordered by our agents in the a
bove scheme, will he considered a positive
sale, and charged al scheme price.
r. Tickets, shares aud packages in the
greatest variety OF numbers, at
STEVENSON & POINTS,
Saunton, Virginia.
WASHINGTON KROESEN,
Martinsburg, Virginia.
WILLIAM l. BOAk,
Darkesvliie, Virginia
DANIEL ENTLER.
Shepherdstown, Virginia;
aJsAll orders from distance enclosing the
cash OF prize tickets, viii be thankeiuIly re-
ceiyed and promptly attended to, if addressed
STEVENSON * POM rs OFFICE,
Siauntou, Virginia.
December II, 1882.
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JOB PalN1iG
Neatly Executed at this office,
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nCaiL!4

elizabeth keesacker, widow IF Matthias
kecsacker. decd. Matthias Keesacker and
others, and Ellis Ellis, surviving admir-
with the will annexed of Matthias keesac,
ker, deceased, de1s.
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" ''' nv 'ii4 VI NidltIItdS httSdc
ker, deceased d,fis.
IN CHAECERY.
vi HIS canse came on to be heard this I'D
e day Of September, 1882, Oh the bill
and exhibits. the answer of the infant defen-
danis, ard on evidence Of the service of the
process on all the defendants who are of full
age, and the fling Of The bill! more than four
months besorc the commencement Of tie pre-
sent term. and was argued by counsel; and
the court having daily considered the same,
doth. as necessary preliminary step before
the sale of the land of Matthias ISresacker
decd can be decrced, to satisfy the debt due
to the plaintiff in bis representative charac-
ter, adjnse, order and decree, that tae de
iendant Ellis Elhs surviving adsn'r. with the
viii annexed of Matthias Keesacker. deed.
do settle his administration account forthwith
3eure commissioner Of this count, who is
directed TO report the same in ORDER 10 fur
ller proceedings in this cause.
A Copy.-Ieste,
JOHN STROTEPp y
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Two Irish Father and Son, on their ar
rival to this country, made an excursion in
TO the woods, aud startin Hedgehog. the
father pursued, calling to Johnny, a Beaver
A Beaver, Jonny!' aal soon oyeriakng the
animal, which is slow Of foot, he laid hold
Of it-but instantly quitting his hold, and
turning to the son with both hands bristling
with quilts he cried out, well let him atone
Johnny. for you sec he is a coarse haired
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we'll they might, for msDy an expected
match hav Q broken OPP for instance
here is our IandIady = daughter - great
= fool and vixcn as could be found, !
for my own especial convenienee ] hare
addressed her, and the good natured
clown whose services are dispensed with
very cordially hates me for my pains.
when in justice he ought TO thank me
she has become one Of my converts, and
her mother likewise, and you see the ef-
fect-l am accommodated at their ex-
pense. and their affairs are neglected to
hear me preach. Now what say you
lead not happy life -
30. undoubtedly sir" said ]. "yod
lend very virtuous, and, Of course, :
very pleasant one"
As / finished speaking our hostess
ushered into our room, couple Of stout
men, whom she said had enquired for
Mr.. A., and one of them pnlling
warrant from bis pocket, proceeded to
arrest him for forgery.
"Well, deputy, you have trapped tho
old fox, at last, have you, lead on. fol-
low,'ns Shakespeare says, exclaimed the
quondam preacher, but the hostess and
her daughter made the room ring with
their groans and cries of persecuiious
and the officers of justice were loaded
with many severe epithet for troubling
their honest. upright, Cody man.
"Aye, my good woman, he may be
very upright, hUnest man, Godwafd. but
manward, he is Ieetle 10 twisticaI and
slippery to 60 at large, 80 madam he
must 60 with me and well see ho has
justice done him." said the officer.