Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-03

you go seek your fortin as be sure YOU will; you'll
sec you needn't be no way discouraged, if things don't
. Well!' said Allen, in an exneciassu1v5Dc
''Weil, hrst put " ID as the landlord
was2bs~s his advice. So then
handsome swathc as ePou see, aud break and swim
gle flax with any It's hard work to be sure but
don't stand on that and can reap aud bind and If the
grain ant too rank cradle up any" With that
he laughed in my face and says he Il don't think these
turns viii serve you here We'll, says |, Il ant par
wood No. says he, you wont need to- for we sue Il
all here do tell says /. 'Yes' says he Well then
he stood casting about for SPELL and then says he
rather guess can get you walters place: how will that
suit you Very well, says |, but how do you know
he can spare it, So then he laughed again. 90 saws
he, you needn't have no difficulty about that well
what must do says Il whatever you are bid SAYS he
What shall get? says l. Ten dollars month";, says
he Ready money! s.ysI Certain saws he sIYII
do IT. says l. SO that very day he takes to n gem
ueman who engaged me off hand"
And how did you make out therei' asked Allen with
much interest.
You shall hear fast enough" replied Jesse with
ridiculous selicomplacency he about to contrast
his awkward debut in Boston with what he conceived to
be his present experience of the world You shall hear
was first quite struck up the house grand and all
done off with glasses and pictures, and what not oI.
they tcrehanded people SfIss Winslow, too
that her dressed up to the mines and
cosiu plain enough, didn't think small of herself
Now when FOLKS aIc pretty behaved, don't how
grand they but when they look proud Ncbuchad-
nczzar, NJ srs up considerable; so, thinks l. who
cares I'm as good by naur she Well, as fell kind
o
agreed d keep still and see how other folks did So
had not been above hour III the house. when was
silhngin the chimney corner, heard kind of bell
ringing Just over my head butt didn let With that,
one OF the women folks in the kitchen speaks
hppant kind Of way and says she, Don't you hear
the bell boy: Certain saws ant hard .f hearing
Well, says she, why don't you itY Answer
bell says for the lands sake how that So then
she laughed and told me that the bell was TO
and see what the paTour folks wanted Well up stairs
went, and there Miss Wnsow sat by piany as they
call IT, with singing book open before her, all prcked
ofa nice could be; and, says She looking me full in
the face ist as you do this minutes jesse says she,
an 10 home. Well, to be sure, / was all in blue
maze. : ] want to know saysl. Il tell you, says she
with kind of lofty way i ant to home this morning
Thinks !, the woman unidentified. What is it to me
if she 70 HON not? though there she sits as plain as
the nose on her lace So went away, turning it over
in MY mind what her idce in telling such a con-
ary thing as that-howcrcr pretty found out il
size didnt choose for let folks in Well at first
thinks J, this will never do; where ] come tsom we
should call that big lie besides being ugly and -naur-
ed and our folks would go clean off if they thought
had 10 tell lies for nothing After while though rea
sOncd myself most it, She must for IL thin
and not me; but before could settle il rightly To- mind
the bell fung agin. Well, up stairs went but Miss
Wnsow SAID she didnt want nothing; but hadn't got
seated before the dumb thing rung agin. Thinks / m
blamed il go this time; if folks ring for fun, they may
take il out in ringing.
Presently though, the same gall Peggy, they called
hcr-says To- nc, Some ono rings The steetdoor bell
'Well, says !, what does he want suppose ant got
10 answer all the bells in town, am What says She
why, lie wants To in, be sure. well, thinks l.
IF that ism the most shiitless thing sce' why in
natur lie open the door himscfs' However il was
easy doing tlat any thing else said nothing to
nobody. But when opened the door there was no Gre
ter there; looked up down street and at
last folks tossed off pretty much aitcr Tie vav
of Miss WInslow, and concluded they must be the
ones 50 started after them thinking it was but civil
and saysl, though can't let you in this nornin it is a
pity 90 for nothn and if you II tell me your b,.
sness, perhaps do il for YOU and dare say Miss
Wnsow would be pleased TO have you call another time
But they laughed like mad and said it was no matter;
aud told me 10 give their duty, OF some sich 10 Miss
Wnslow and i'd besides thal they had left their cards
cards. and cotton cards, and playing cards but which Of
these they can't tell no than a post Well
when got back, see scattered all tie entry floor
they had tucked them under the door, take it, and i'm
my hurry hadn seen en- ever so many pieces Of pa-
per, all figured with gold stamps and al directed Ia
different people. 'Well, thinks there's sonethingi
| SO goes IN and asks Peggy what was to be done
with these, aud If had got to carry these things 10 Mr.
\ tlicn So then she booked in kind of scorn}ul way
and told me 10 put them in Tie rack. Now knew wei
enough she could ut mean the hoy-rack but what she
did mean, If had been to suffer couldn't tell But
/ by this time was so Pcsiced that was downright
rcd; so would Mt ask no questions about it, nor bulge
an inch With that she took them out Of nv hand viii
jerk and Of size up stairs and prctfy soon back
she comes and she, looking chipper as eyer YOU
sec: Go right up to Miss Winslow. Nell up Zoos
and says she, Jesse. you may 90 says she svon know
you needn't stay no longer Thinks ], you are a. we'll
suited, guess ! am 80 cleared out pretty o,ick
--fs9m5 ien Prescott, by ms Ssdge,cieh.
CREAr rResnrr ~ CoLomBiA AsD R1SNsIArp Covx.
/ riKs "A letter dated Maiden Bridge, (ChathalnJ june
/ -. says
"1hsngion Of the county has been greatly injured
BY heavy rain which occurred on the nigbt If FRIDAY
last The Binderbook creek and the streams tributary 10
H. swollen extent such as to sweep mills dams
and bridges from their places Such frcshet has not