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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-03-15
Horses & Colts,

Horses & Colts,
MICH COWS. YOUNG CATTLE,
HOGS 81 sHEEP;
Tarmfmg uteustls,
Of every description, comprising y Road
Wagon. one Plantation. do; several Bar
shear, Double and Single Shovel Ploughs
all nearly new two Harrows; also,
500 BUSHELS OATS,
and a quantity Of Corn and Hay; and two
thirds Of the Grain in the Grouad. being
IS Acres Of Rye. and % Acres of Wheat.
Also, a Franklin Stove.
gS-The subscriber will. at the same time
and place, offer for sale the whole or any
convenient part of his LAND, heretofore
advertised and If not sold on that day, il
will be rented 10 the highest bidder, fol
one or more years.
g. Terms Of Sale.-Six months credit
on all sums Of s5 and upwards under tina
sum cash. Bond and approved security
will be required in every instance. The
oats, corn, and bay, will be sold for cash
WILLIAM GORRELL.
March 10, iSS7-2w
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TIE Thorough Bred Horse
GHHMOOWHRn

EWTILL stand uhis season. (Which has
w commenced. and will end on the lst
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Administrators Sale.

administrators Sale.
FVHE undersigned will expose to sale,
81 at public auction, on
Thursday, tie Soth day Of March inst,
at the late residence of William Camp
bell, decd, the Personal Property of said
deceased, consisting in part, Of a quantity
of
Valuable Stock,
as HORSES, cows, SHEEP, HOGS,
and STOCK CATTLE. Also, an exten.
sive assortment of
ia M UTENSILS,
comprising one Road Wagon, one Plan
tation Wagon, one Cart. sundry Barshear
and Shovel Ploughs, Harrows. &c., with
all necessary Tacklins. Gears, &c. Also
all the
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
Of the said decd, Wig: Beds, Bedsteads,
and Bedding Carpets, Chars, Tables.
Looking Glasses, Bureaus; Queens and
Glass Wares, sc. Also. a number of Va
luable Books, among which is a complete
set Of Encyclopedia a new map Of the
United States.
Also, a large Copper Still and Cap, 800
Bushels OATS, and a number of other
articles.
eT-TERMs The Oats will be sold for
cash ; the other articles upon a credit Of
nine months, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security, before the removal
of the property. except when the sum is
less than fire dollars, in which case, cash
will be required.
EDMUND P. HUNTER.
Administrator of
W. Campbell, decd.
March Is, 1S37.-St
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Mr.. EDWARD LEE--TAke notice:

THAT Of Saturday the 1Sth day Of
March, at tho house Of William Govtef.
iD Martinsburg. ! will take the dispositions
Of John Clark, Barnes, William An
derson, and others, and on Monday the
eth day Of March, ., the Clerks Office in
the town Of Bath. the dispositions Of Sam
uel Graham, and others, which I shall Of
fer as evidence in a chsncery suit Deepen
ding in the Circuit Superior Court Of
Morgan. wherein / am plaintiff, and you
and others are defendants.
HENRY BARNS
February, ~ Iss6.-td.
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Public Sale.

Horses,
MICH COWS, STOCK CATTLE.
SHEEP s. STOCK HOGS;
ALSO,
FARMING UTENSILS,
such as Barshear and Shovel Ploughs
Horse Gears, SC. RYE and OATS by
the bushel I; HAY by the ton.
Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE,
such as Feather Beds. Bedsteads. & Bed.
ding; Bureaus, Corner Cupboard, Tables,
Chairs. one Clock. one large Iron Kettle.
and many other articles.
81 Terms Of Sale.-Nine months credit
will be given on all sums of s. and up
wards, by giving bond with approved So
curity /; under that sum, the cash will be
required.
gE-SaIe 10 mme early in the day,
when due attendance will be given by
HENRY q. KITCHEN,
March s., IS37.-St .ddmr.
aIThe FARM will also be offered Tor
rent, on the day OF sale. if not rented De
fore. II. G. K, dmr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-03-15
Cabinet Furniture


UNHE SUBSCRIBER having permanently To-
a Gated himselfin Martinsburg would
respectfully inform the inhabitants Of the
town s. ito vicinity; that he 10 nov fully pre-
pared 10 manufacture any and all articles
pertaining to the Cabinet Making bust
ness, at the shortest notice and 10 the
most approved style. He will always
keep on hand a good supply Of
SidebOards,
SECRETARIES, BUREAUS,
HantFs' Drasstmg Bureaus,
Tables Of every description. Candle and
York STANDS. Sc, all of which win
he manufactured of good materials and
by CAREFUL and experienced workmens-
tie manufacturer, s. keeps constantly on
hand, Bedsteads Of every description both
patent and screw,
WARDRoBES, SAFES, PIER TABLES,
WASH, STANDS, s. CoUCHEs,
Painted in imitation Of Maple, Rose.
wood, Satinwood. Oak, &c. and
highly vanished.
From the convenience and arrangement
OF his establishment, he will he enabled 10
execute his work in a very superior style.
and at moderate prices. His stock Of
chairs will be found as usual to consist Of
cane bottom. and every other variety usu
ally called for. Topersons not having con-
~venient means of conveying furniture. from
his establishment be would say that he
keeps u wagon at all times in readiness
for the accommodation Of bis customers.
The public's humble servant.
WILLIAM ABLE.
February 90, iss7.-tf.
60. N. b, Walnut, Cherry, and Poplar
Lumber. will at all times DO taken 10 ex
change for any articles manufactured BY
me. WILLIAM ABLE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-03-15

DIR. JOHN 8. HARRISON, IT.,
nFFE RS his professional services Il
W the public.
M%artinsburg, March Is, 1SS7.-tf
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Commissioners Sale.

Commissioners Sale.
EBY virtue Of a decree rendered in The
ED Circuit Superior Court for this coun
ty, in Chancerv. in the case Of Stephen
Gano, admir- Of David Durham, against
Erasmus Gantt-,he subscriber, as specia
commissioner. will offer for sale, on Mon
day. the 18Th day Of March, (being tie firs'
day Of March Court pext,) before the
courthouse door, in Martinsburg.
ii Tract Of Land,
in the drains of Back Creek, in this com
ty. containing 1856 ACRES, l Rood. and
Three Poles. The sale will be made with
out any guaranty Of quantity. or warranty
OF title-though no doubt is entertained
that the title is unexceptionable, and the
quantity Of land. as set forth.
-7he Terms Of the sale will be Fifty
dollars in hand, and the balance in equal
payments al six and twelve months. The
purchaser to secure the deferred payments
by bonds with good personal secu
rity, or by a Il ust deed on the premises,
al the option Of the Commissioner.
ID. II. CONRAD.
February IS, 1s37.-4t
EbOSTPONEMENT-The above sale
I'll is postponed until MONDAY. the 10Th
Of .April neat, being the day Of the election.
ID. II. G.
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FOR N II.
EEyILL be rented on Saturday, the 25ih
w Of this month, on the premises,
A Tract of Land,

las Acres, adjoining the lands
of Samuel Lee and others, for a summer
crop, but more particularly for a grazing
farm. wish TO sell it next fall. As a grazing
farm it is worthy the notice of graziers.
gETerms made known on the day OF
renting. and due attendance given by
ADAM SNEAKER, Ear
cfthe estate Of s. .Mayres.
March Is, fsS7.-2w
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AE.3KSE,

in readiness for attendance on funerals
Having been at considerable expense in
fitting up their establishment, and supply
ing themselves " it'll materials, they ask oil
a liberal community a share Of its patron
age /; and promise, II liberal prices and
furniture manufactured Of good materials,
and by first rate workmen, can give salts.
faction, that all who give them a call shall
receive il.
Martinsburg. February Is, 1887 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-03-15
VALUABLE
LIND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE
LIND FOR S.ALE.
TINE subscriber, determined to leave
L this country for the west, will dispose
Of his Farm on reasonable terms, II is
situated in a healthy part OF the county of
Berkeley, adjoining the lands of Jacob
Vanmetre. 5. Roberts, decd, and others
six miles from Shepherdstown, eight miles
from the Winchester and Potomac Rail
Road, and about four miles south east Of
MISUNDERSTANDING about
16J Acres,
more or less. OF first rate lime stone soil
The land is as good as any 10 the Valley.
and 10 a high state Of cultivation. There
is about One Hundred and Ttcenty Fire
.Acres cleared-the balance we'll clothed
with excellent Timber.
The improvements consist OF a comfort
able e
Dpel1ing House, :::k
thirty by twenty feet, Kiteh, kEssssEsS
en-, Smoke House, Good Barn, aud STD
bling. Corn Crib, and Wagon Shed. with
other necessary buildings; a Well near
the house, and an excellent ORCHARD
of Choice Fruit.
cyl will offer my farm, if not sold pre-
viously at private sale, to the highest bid
der on the 18th of March. The terms of
sale viii be moderate, and made known
by application to the subscriber.
ABRAHAM f. VANMETRE.
Berkeley Co Feb 8. 1887 is
The above sale is postponed until Mon
day the first day Of May, when the land
will be sold 10 the highest bidder, before
the courthouse 10 Martinsburg ifnot previ-
ously disposed of at private sale.
A. E. v.
March 10, lss7-T
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-03-15

OF JuIyW on Mon
days, tuesdays and
Wednesdays, at my
stable, near Lee
town ; aud at ]. Il,
RoYd's, near Mill.
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AeM cabinet
MANUFACTORX
RuCkIe & Hull,

EKOULD respectfully inform the inha
w bi;ants Of M~artinsburg and its vicl
nifty that they have purchased the Cabinet
Making Establishment Of James s. Boyd.
and removed il TO the stand lately occupi
ed by Richard w. Ruckle. where they
are now fully prepared to manufacture any
and all articles in their line of business, a,
short notice and on reasonable terms. and
in the newest and most approved Style
They will always keep On hand a choice
and extensive supply Of all articles 10 the
Cabinet Making line, consisting of
MAHOGANY sTDE-BoARDs,
Secretaries. Bureaus. Ladies Dressing Blu
reauu; End. Centre. Pier, Extension. ana
Plain JABLESj Hash. Candle, e. Worh
STANDS; manufactured Of The best MA
f~erials. by experienced and careful wo,kmea.
They will also manufacture and keep on
hand a good supply Of Patent. French
High, and Lou Post
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-03-15
Bedslea0s,

Of every variety. They will at oil time!
be prepared TO supply a lorders for COZ
FINS, at the shortest notice ; and wi!
keep a first rate
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-03-15

nOSTPONEMENT.-Tbe sale Of the
III above mentioned Farms is postponed
till the 18th Of March next, when they will
pc offered at public sale, at the aforesaid
blaze. j.. w. BOYD.
February %, 1s37.-3t
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TarmfngW temstIs,

Mich COWS. YOUNG CATTLE,
HOGS a. SHEEP;
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-29
TO Rent.

Z $ | intend Ia remove from THIS
d p1ce, | OTTER my Dwelling House
Sbapnos occupied bi J. i. Rnuche
rl lhe bouse Is iargc and conmo
aIi necessary OF hnuscs, god
lnd j. very suitable tur prnale
The shop Is well known as beng
Ted, stand Tor business, anl has Il
500 sard attached 10 Il. Posses.
e bwsr gwen sometime 10 Oeto.
CIV shop ,hr 22nd November aest.
aef particulars apply on tie r'en.
MARY NOLAN.
NM oil 1857 cur
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Gei0r6gc and Commission
GJ5I1IM93o

IA VIE subscribers, h-hls r. ?
- hiuered by The ii
creaog support gwen Is
I 'h'lr TRENDS and the public,
J 20 their hmsn established
l.afi'S'on, n the EIctrape aad Corr.
.'h7 6oaaess, have. ia otder Is raadsr
t'sl.'ance ,nour paflurr there, Mr.
y Drsau~-arc, determined 10 10.
W.. lIa|l 1. M't,rc ~ lint place. wba.
''Ri junction with Mr. Desau>urr. will
'a.'r undivided aud cutlro attention "a
business which may be comuli,cd 10
p care.
'a"ta' cash advances vii bc made n
W. F.lce on Cotton or Produce, shipped
Na'flo''on, and where the parties wish,
proceeds will be paid IN Camden, thos
.aas the nsk and uncertainty con,c
!" Y transmitting funds by mad or 9th.
|N,,n12SA,lN, MTEE, & ca Camden.
NJ. y, N ~, SHANNON. Ii co. Charleston.
\ '2'f I67
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80 Tracts oCE.aud,

20 Thomas 4. Suirl,, decd, Is.
ihl,d', tract NJ . - satisfy
executions, lssuiag lran the Superior
q a'ef q John Seau TO the as, ii
z. DAVIDSON 4ud others The Land lies
Ha Gold Region, and iti, though, ty ey.
fF Miners that there are valuable
lines 90 several nf the tracls.
J NlC0NNAUGuEY. SutF.
1885, Nd
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NOTICE.

ALI. rcr.aus indebted 10 the frm or Fol.
n some & Allen are requested to come
aard and ,illr as Chr business oflho firm
|. aGlt beug closed; and those having
-sm>t tie Iirm will please present.
{. lne Subscriber.
DERiAS FOtSOME
- i. l.I- Etli
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-29

The following al!usions 10 this country
we're recently made BY Mr.. Spring Rice,
"a speech IA the British House Of Com.
mons
al. begged 70 be allowed 20 make one or two
observations D. reference to a State whose CONF
utstcal r., tiaos with lhts country hJt been great.
II atF ard--hg meant Anyf!c7. He did trust
tha, itvl great AID improving country might ieel
~ EHnlaud had always tslt. that the preservation
M commercial credit WAS ono OF thr brightest at.
'uhnirs OF vhich snv country could boast aud
g4gt t'o beet way in winch the People OF Amerl.
"a could recommend their free institutions Of witch
thcy were proud was hy tba maintenance OF their
national credit and character. Ia no country IN
,be world were national prosperity and welfare
more intimately bound " with tbc maintenance
oi commercial faith han in the United States al
AHt.ira, aud hc trusted NO effort would be len
unified b, IL, p, oply Of taa, country 10 keep their
commsfcial rotations uud'sIurbcd.'
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NV NRLrANs, Sept. I.

One hundred and eight Thousand, five
hundred aud thirty SIX dollars in specie
were received ia this city yesterday by diff
ierent arrivals from Mexico.
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25th COngress.........Ist session.


IN SENA1 E,-The Char stated de Order Of
the Day to b. the election Of a Secretary Of the
Senate; whereupon, the Senate proceeded 10 BAL
lot Tor Secretary, aud At the fret ballot Asbury
Dlckins, Eco received 80 votes out Of 40, and was
declared duly elocted.
un motion Of NJ. GrundY, the Senate then pre-.
ceedtd to the election Of Chaplain, when after -four
balloings, the number Of candidates being twenty
one, the Rev. Mr.. scer, Of the Methodist Church,
Georgetown, received D majority Of the votes, and
Was declared Gully elected
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.

OCTOBER. Sun sunt MOONS pu,srs
frg7 acts. = ''''''i =
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-29

io,si--Naior r. ". Cochran is appointed an
gent ol the Journal and is authorized 70 receive
money aad giyc receipts IN my name. TT. II.
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TI;IkNIS:

TWO DOLLARS, n paid in advance.
Two Dollars and ti'tg Cents, if not paid within
t,..e morins.
Taf,e Dollars, if not paid until the end of the
No PAPER Discontinued until all a-rearages are
.,,4 e,rept al the option Of tic Editor.
\ i Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-03
NOTICE.

vENiE Copanaet,blp heretofore existing
III under the Gsn # Craven & Folsom
was dissolved, By mutual consent, on the
81 instant.
Ahpersons indebted 10 tie firm ~ll please
call and settle immediately; and those hay.
ing CLAIMS present lheuf 'or settlement.
join A. CRAVEN.
DERIaE FOLSOM
Jan. 2. is2T. 2ig
The subscriber haytBg purchased Mr.
Crayen's interest ID the establishment viii
carry on a, their oh sland ii D. OWN name,
where orders ofevers description u his line
.sI be .aunclually attended y.
DEgIAs FOLSOM.
7 ~. II. Good wages viii BE- gwen ioa first
i le Tlnpla,e workman, aud constant en-
pIos.
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state Bank NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

aDt RSl AN 1 to a Resolution u tie
u Stockholders ct THIS Bau'<. al tbelr ia,t
annual General Meeting, all person, having
claims on SAID Bank Tor Dividends II Capi.
tai or Prohts--Deposlies, or Notes issuea
b. the Principal Bank or rs Branches, are
earnestly desired to preseu, them iur pay
meot to the Treasurer Of the Back, "a ur
before the first Monday N November neu.
Otherwise, they will be- barred, A. lhe Snck
holders viii then make a Eaai dividend q
TIE effects of the Bank.
: +. PATTERSON, President
Raleigh, Dee. q, lsj6 3mfJ1
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" with flcDcS ttldn We are " fttS~"N' bS-
AVE me, friend, let us wish for nothing,
and fake things rs It shall please God to
send them, IN the mean time, let as sup up
on our pudding, since that's all that remains,
20 Us of our wishes" The husband iho't
his wife judged right. They supped mer.
rily and never gave themselves farther trou-
bic about the things which they had desigu-
ed to wish for.-tThe FAIRY Book.
"Despisc not small honest gains, SAYS.
some one, :" nor risk what YOU have on IN
deusive prospect of gaming sudden riche
II vou are IN a comfortable thriving way
keep 1t and abide in your own calling rath.
err than run the chance Of another"
This is sound, wholesome advice, and
there are thousands who. from not observ.
ing it. are now suffering the unhappy con
sequences Of rejection. Once It good
homes, profit OF SIX or seven per cent could
I've made, business men were coniented, and
+ by economy aud perseverance, accumulated
a comretence-but now, since the specua
ting mama has been rife, men have grown
tired of the old fashioned way oil getting a
living, and in ''the delus,ve hope gaining
sudden riches, have ventured all, and IN toe
many instances have lost all. n-Pouldnd
Iimes.
+ The lutlicrous effect produced on a body
of armed MexlcnnS who beheid for the first
time the movements OF steamboat, r. thus
described by one OF their oiiiccrs:--
A,the time lthe Texan campaign, Gen.
eral GuaHa, from the Interior province %
Guanauaic, waile On the banks OF the Bras.
SIS with his troops, ordered seven OF ni'
men, WHO could swim, 10 90 into the water
and Sop I aeaaboai, filed with TexIar
soldiers, which vas approaching at the raj,
OF ten or twelve miles an hour Bu, as sh'
came roaring on, sendlug forth columns q
stoke, with her sides barneaded with cot
ton bales, not ouly I'D the selected seye:
retreat, 30, the whole force-eight huudre,
uen--siood appalled, at the ssrpenI Of ire
as they Wrought her. When opposite to-
valiant army, the engineer le, oil a terrsh'
blast OF steam, and the cavalry wheeled au'
dsd. The infantry bfoae their lines, drop
ped their muskels, ard followed IA the re-
tgedt, aud TIE steamboat was miles AVA
oel0fe the soIJ.ery could be rallied Il ire
Gun. Indeed It WAS with the utmost dlisl
Guilty that iaey could be varied upon 4
approach ihe banks 81 the ryer a. all, au
Waen taey dIi 80 It was With tear au
trembling.
Good Sfalimrnt.-Th Boston Pearl sas
that p.gfdac language IS to eou,cfsatlo
|. Ahll ten tnch spikes could b. 10 veneeuu
splitting, sateung, and dc.acug It.
Is IN bad taste, oi.euss,e 10 magnify, az
graiH. ing 10 none.
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NOTICE.

FEvHE Celebrated ard we'll
/E~ q bred horse FERDI.
ST. RNAND, Is now for Sale
.A.s.As. and can be had on good
ierms ~ applying TO the subscriber, three
miles Ea>, Of Charlotte, heckleuburg CO.,
Nc Ferdinand is in good pligh, and in
the prime of life, nine years old last Spring,
and has distinguished himself as foa get.
ter not TO be surpassed by any horse IN this
section.
ELIAS ALEXANDER.
I.s. o. lss,. fS2
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There was once man not very rich, who
had a pretty woman tor his wife. One
alnter's evening as they ST by she lire,
they talked Of inc happiness OF their neigh.
bors, who were richer Than they. SAID the
wife If II we're III NY power 10 nave what
| wish, | would soon be happier than all ot
them. $50 should |, TOO, sad the hus
ban.l +" VISA We had luitics uo@, and that
one OF them vas Kind enough TO grant ue
what | should a.h. AG that instant they
saw very beautiful lady ~ their rool,,
Who told them aln a ta,rg and | prom.
ise to grant you the three hrst WISHES you
shall wish; bui take case: .ller having
wished tor three things, ! vii not grant
one nlsa 'ur,her,' the .ltrs disappeared;
aud the man am his ~.ie we're much per.
pleved. " For Say own part said tie ME
{" Ii It IS left 10 my choice, know very well
What | shall wish for : | de- not wish yet.
bot | think nothing is 50 good a. 10 be
handsome, RICH ana 90 be Of great Qlshly.'
But the husband answered 4" With all these
things one may BE- sick, ireiiu, and one
may de y0uu- il would * much wiser to
wish for health, ctecrlulncss, aud a long
lie" " Bot 70 what prrpo<s Is q long lite
with poverty 4 sud the wI'e " IL would
only pro'oas our misery. In truth the al.
~ should have promised Us a dozen gifts
Tor there i 1T least 4 dozen things which
want" That's true, sad the husband ;
but lei US take tirne-ict ~ consider, from
+ this tine tl morning, the three things
which are most necessary ior u, and then
WISH" l'lllhluk all M ht, SAID the wl'l
-" meanwhile lct Us warm ourselves, tor st
IS very cnld. 1t the same time thc wife
took the longs 10 mcnd the fire and seeing
there was a great many Goals thoroughly
lighted, she SAID, without thinking on Il
z Here is a NICE fire, wish we had pud.
ding for onr supper, sc could dress 1, east.
ly." She bad hardly said these words,
when down the chmHey came iumb.ing a
pudding. 90, you silly woman" SAID her
husband: 4" here's a fine wish indeed
Now We have ouy two Ielt, Tor my part I
am 50 vexed that wish the pudding fast
to the Tap Of yout npse.
The man soon perceived that he was sll.
her than his 1lie; for at this second wlst
up starts the pudding aud sticks 50 fast tc
Inc 10 Of hrs poor wIle's nose there was ne
means 10 take il of. Wretch that am 7
cried She Z you are wicked man for wish
! tug the pudding fast to my nose" "M]
dear" answered the husband, g i did no
think Of It; bat what shall sc dol ! an
about wishing for vast riches, and propos.
to make a golden case 20 hide tie pudding.
Not at all" answered the wlfe F." for
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