Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-09


IL he will oblige me BY the loan Of this
mornings paper "a lew n.an,cD,s, just
to look at the ship news and advertise
uents.'
.That's just whs. ] said yesterday
morning, daddy, when ] went to Dor
row the paper. and you know you kept
it. l1oi,Dars and tic was obliged 80
- % it,
sWcn, then, say nothing else 10 him,
John, do you hear! and give him my
compliments, John, do you hearp
Yes, daddy. IExit and reiurns.]
Well, John, have you got the pa
per?
NO, daddy, neigh5or Liberal is
walking abou. the room, waiting for
Mr.. Ncwsmonger 10 finish the Louis
lana Advertiser, or Mr.. Longwind to
drop the Gazette, which he has got
almost asleep over
But have not the Argus ard .!er-
camille come!
YES daddy, but Mr.. Neithe rside is
reading one and Mr.. Scribleru-, is
laughing over the funny piece he told
you he was going to have published
in the Mirror, and believe he has read
it twenty times over
This is provoking; l wonder why
they don't take the paper themselves,
and not be troubling their neighbors.
WHY don't you take a paper, dad
d.!
'Why-why-if l did ] never could
get chance to see it. An imperti-
nent set Of sporgcss' Go again John.
There must be one out of four liberia
ted, ard ] know it will give peighbor
Liberal pleasure TO crafty me only
for one moment
well, John, what euce ess?'
Can't get paper, daddy. Mr..
Liberal has got the Mercantile Adver-
tiser away from Scribelerus, and Mr..
Doolittle is looking over his shoulder
while he reads it, and he'll want II
next
This is beyond all hearing; it is
now Z O'Clock. and l suppose ! shall
have to wait till after breakfast before
] can get the news, and who the devil
liz a oiolcnt pas,ion] would give a suns
arkce TO read a newspaper after break
fast. Do you hear, Johc, 60 again,
John, and wait till the one or the 9TH
er Of the papers is out Of the hands OF
these gormond'zing monopolizers, and
be sure catch it, John, and " i'll return
it instantly-do you hear, John?'
Yes, daddy (erl.) Enter Mr..
S-allow.
Good morning neighbor Eascrnoos.
anS thing noov
New! fire and iaggots, l have sent
q dozen times TO Liberal there. to re-
quest the loan Of bis paper, only for a
moment, and he has the impertiDcnce
to refuse me-
Not exactly refuse me; but he per-
m,ts such fellows as Longw;nd, Nei.
therside, Scribelcrus, and Newsmon-
ger, to pour over them for hours. not
only Through mistaken courtesy7 de-
priving himself. but his neighbors from,
getting early intelligence Of what i.
passing in the world
MY goodness! be they reading them
nor?'
Yes (sighing.>
We'll, that's abcmnable! Why
don't you take Newspaper ycurself.'
'Hhy dont you take one? you are
always inquiring after Noos as you
call it.
why ! did take one, but the printer
don't leave it at my house any more,
case ! hacked about the price, and
wood'u' pay him.
:; hats "a good reason for the grin
ter, it it is none fer you. Well, John.
did you get the p"pery
No, daddy. just as that Mr. Nei-
thcrslde was done in came Mr.. Hook.
it and Mr.. Nabit, ard Icame back
..Contourd my III luck-co back, do
sou hear? and ask Mr.. Liberal &c he
"ill be kind cnough-do you hear
kind enough to lend me any northern
paper he NAV have. or il he has no,
one. ask lin 10 lend me yesterdays pa
per again, OF the day before. or the
Jay before that, or last Saturdays or
DO you hear? any Of the last weeks
papers. Go you heart
Yes, daddy
Il am determined on going right a.
way to subscribe for newspaper;