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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

Hudson NJ. Garland and James Powell, adminlstra-
tors with the will annexed of jesse Kennedy, decd,
Christopher TImberlake and Elizabeth hs wife, late
Elizabeth Kennedy, widow and rehct OF Joseph
Kennedy decd, Nicholas Kennedy, Jesse Polndt x
ter, Jesse Wright, Jesse Kelly. and Susanna Alfred,
widow OF Thomas Alfred and formerly the widow OF
Jesse Kennedy, the elder deed. Defendants.
The defendants, Christopher Iimberlake aud Eli
zabelh his wife, and Jesse IuiudeNter Who out of
the county, and against whom the plaintiffs appear
to have proceeded IN the mode prescribed by law
against absent defendants, still failing to appear and
rswer and the subpnnls awarded herein, ON the
oo; lay of October ls35, the 4th day Of AFl, 1896,
and the III day of June 1887, beiug returned eX-
n,,od n,ol all the other defendants, and They still
fIi,, "a file tl,.iS answers, although four months
havo eI,nsrd as wei, 7nce the return dys thereof,
as rho 6I,ng oC the plaintiffs bdl On motion OF the
plaintiffs by counsel, their b IS taken i"f cohlesseu'
and tbe,eu1on this cause came on 10 be heafdnpon
the bill and EXHIBITS, aud argued by the PLAIN
mrs counsel. On consideration whereof, ne court
doth order, that the defendants Hudson NJ Garland
nd lanes Powell, administrators with the viii an
nexs,, Of Jesse kennedy, deed do render before
,o % H.. Commissioners OF tins court an account OF
tho estate Of fl en- SAID testator, aud the SAID Com
missioner is dircceu 70 examine, st'' anu se'' "u
same and make report III. soi To tie court, together
with an account OF the real esa'e O W"'S" '"''P"
Kennedy decd died seized, aud =. "H'- l''
SION il now is, and an account OF ms '"''''' ~
the dover estate of ms mother. TIE SAD SUM
Alfred and what has become OF II. II It be now ~
his possession, with any matters speclaly stated
deemed pertinent by himself, or teqnncu ny the par
Ties to be stated.
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\ DOVY = VNTV'
ROBERT TINSLEY, Cl'k.

CoMMIssioNFR's OFFGoE, OCt. %, 1888.
The parties interested III the wrlnn orders OF court,
are hereby notified that | have appointed the l7th
dav Of December to carry said orders uto effect,
on Which day, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock, in the
morning. they are required To attend dt my ONCE
al Amherst courthouse, with their accounts, copies
of Off e papers, their evidences, &c. prepar-
ed for examination and settlement.
JAMES p. GARLAND, Comr.
Noyon,bc, 10 NIw
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TO THELONERS OF MUSIC
TIL ID r. y RE- 4; ID.


I.Nl1E SUBSCRIBER takes great pleasure IN
L ulnsmlng the lovers OF MUSIC in Lynchbnrg
and vicinity, IL at he has received and offers for sale,
a choice selection Of fine PIANOS, made 10 his
particular ordc,, by ]. Chckerlng x CO., in Boston.
They are warranted by the manufacture not TO be
inferior to the celebrated PIANOS oil John Broad
wood in London, aud confidently US such recommend
ed bv the subscribcr who, formerly IN Europe, has
been engaged Tor nearly four years IN the sale OF the
above mentioned London Instruments. The lovers
Of he delicate MUSIC and neat furniture are re-
quesled call aud examine iot themselves, to be
convinced that they now may receive the full value
OF their money.
NJ b. The subscriber begs leave also to offer his
grateful Acknowledgements TO the citizens Of Lynch
burg, for their very liberal encouragement in his
professional line.
The nauerng proofs Of their satisfaction enable
him TO continue permanently with the instruction on
the Piano among them, upon the usoale
70 young beginners in general, aud to those wllo
desire thorough Knowledge of Music. he warrants
Instruction not inferior that OF any Musical In
sttutlon in Europe. Pianos tuned to order
X J. RYPMA.
Corner of Cd street, and Tan gard AHey.
C. The Lexington Gazette, Lewlsburg Enqui-
rer and Fncaslle Democrat will insert the foregoing,
81 if, and send their accounts 10 this Office.
Lynckbutg, October w6s
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FRENCH vvDlsHA.

lust OPENED. a large lot of superior French
- Worked tAPES and COLLARS, together
with black bluc-black and coourcd Silks of the leh
est Iusre and best quality, Mousln de lanes and
Scars, lson,elhng nrw.1 besides many olhc, articles
IN the iHney Iioe' 10 which we particularly by invite
the attention OF the LADIES'.
llORNER & WATSON
oct. % Il
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Union $agingS Institution.

A T AN ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
I holders OF the Union Savings Institution. held
on Monday evening last Nov. 9Th, the following
named gentlemen were elected, who compose the
directors luI the ensuing year.
II. NJ. DIDLAkE, President.
X. b. SHELTON. Treasurer.
II. b. RICHARDS, Secretary,
EDERECTORS.
TflOS. O. AGREE, j. SALMONS,
HENRY LATHAM, J. w. DU DLEY.
CHARLES PHELPS, John kINNEIR,
HENRY J. BROWN, TlLDEN REED.
CHRIS. MclYER,
Nov. II 2tI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
DR.IUV'ENG RECEEU'ED.
The following numbers drawn FOR the
Norfolk Lottery,
I'xt,, (il,ts No Il

TsNTTd VTISs, INU u
At Richmond, on Tuesdly Nov. 9Th, 1893, viz:
- . l3 IA 81 65 2l II -.
Renew small Prizes in the great Richmond Aca-
demg ! pucry. $4,000, Capital Prize, the drawing
OF winch will lie received TOMORROW, at . o.
cockP. NJ. Some choice Numbers for sale at
TALBOT'S OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

% The centennial anniversary of the settlement
oil Augusta county, was celebrated by Il Military
Parade aud Public Dinner in Slaunton, on the LIST
lust.
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So REV ARID.
NE IL GOODS.

M TAKE pleasure IN SAYING to our hiends
w and the public, that now in receipt OF
entire stock Of FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS, consisting of every variety and OF the la
test styles. Also large assortment Groceries, Hats.
Shoes and Bonuets, which determined to-
offer at low prices for cash, 10 punctual custo-
mers on the usual credit. Onr GOODS were pur-
chased under favorable circumstances, and we teef
assured that we will give satisfaction to those thar
will favor us with acall. WHITE & SMITH.
Noy 3w If
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~ The Richmond papers of Friday announce
tie sudden death, by aropexy, of Dir. Robert Briggs
one OF the most eminent physicians of that city He
was IN perfect health and engaged in cheerful con
Vefsatlon moment before his decease
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

LNLAN SEED, Feathers, BuIci aud Wool, for
i which The market prlcc viii be paid
GEO. BAGBY.
oct.Ha 6 If
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A 7 Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
"a Gerry cohtlnued by adJontnment and held for
the county OF Amherst. al the Courthouse, S,tur
day the Sth day OF September, 1888
William Nj. Waller aud Dlbney Sduddge, suryi-
vors of John Mountcastle, late merchants aud part
ners trading under the firm OF William Nj. Waller
& Co. Plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
W ORA HORSES,

IN WOKk HORSES,
~ y ia the stock of Cattle aud Hogs
G}[%N ttH some OF tie hogs will be f,tiened
as.sas.,sszAlA. Tor potk, the PLANTATION Tools OF
every description, Wagon and Gear, the Crops oil
Corn supposed 10 be upwards of 81 barr,ls Fodder
Shucks and oAts. Iefms ct sale tot land, one. Two
aud three years credit. Bond with approved seculiy
aud the title retained until the payments are all
made. For the Other property all sums under five
dollars cash. five dollars twelve months credit
Bond with approved security viii be required
CHARLES ANTHONY,
Executor oil W llam fia2cr deed.
Nov. IL hid
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INs, PISTOLS, etc. London and Damas

stNs, PISTOLS, etc. London and Dsmas.
~ Gus Single and Double Guns. Of finest quail
" with and without Mahogany Cases, with com
plee apparatus
PISTOLS OF the sama STYLE
Shot Bags and Pouches,
t,un aud Pistol EhSks
London Tooth, Hair aud Cloth Brushes,
Brd Bags.
Razofs OF the finest quality.
HAVANA aud PRINCIPE Segars old aud fine.
Carpenters Pencils
siarlhn ms, l.unsIifOots. n Tndsiy, Tom
lin ~ Co.'S. gtnHne Snulls.
Percussion Csps. do. Nipple aud Screw Wrenchcs.
knlte Boxes. Butter Prints. Paddles aud Spoons.
Sterling chaste-work silver mouord, aud other
Thmhlcs, the flst the very best goods
Gun Powder, best English Sporting.
Rosewood aud Mahogany Wrnng Desks
Leather, sin and sllyecd Purses Of very superior
quality,
Violin and Guitar Strings, bes, quality, aud very
large supply.
NIoLNs, fLurls and A,oonpl,Ss part very old
and most superior
ClARloNrrrs, FIRES. Fl.cioLrrrs, OCTAVE
fLrrEs,
MUSICAL BONES, @ kiuds.) Harmonious,
Jews Harms,
Dnlelmorc Wne Chewing and SmoLin, Tobacco
SNuFFS, III JUS, hotties aud bladders.
Lamp Cal, common aud very best qualities-thc
Common At 81 PET gallon.
GENUINE CHAMPAIGN, a few baskets low 10
close,
Btandics and Wlnes. very old and equal TO any in
any market. tim Co,dlals, Brandy FRUITS,
Preserves, Pickles. Sylups, Jollies, Raislns Al
monds, Fllhelts. &c.
Steel Pens with Holders, Pen aud ocket Knives
Stock Buckles,
Dog Calls aud Collars, Red and Black Pencils and
Cra,ons Thermometers. pmfuncrv.
MEDICINE, SrEoroN and onsrErRIc Instruments
Pants, Obs, Dtestutls etc. tor sale n
Howell DAYlES'S
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FOR KE.VI.

FU,uE YELLOW HOUSE aud small farm at
L lached thereto, belonging TO the estate of Sam
uel Roberts, decd.
RICIlD. PERKINS, Admir-.
Nov. IL
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ROBERT TINSLEN, &.


Amherst Courthouse, Septem6er 22d, 1899.
The parties VIII take notice, thai | have appol ted
Monday the 3 lst day OF December next to commence
The accounts in the foregoing order specified,
winch day, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock A. VI. thry are
requested attend my Office, with then accounts,
vouchers aud copies oieouu papers, prepared Tor ex
animation aud seitltm
ROBERT TlNSLEY, Com'r.
November II w4w
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ID Il. IL. N. q. Il L. Il III,
SEns.EnN

IAkES this occasion TO inform the public that
l. he has removed his office next door above Tho
Auction room Of Col. CHARLES Phelps, and directly
opposite TO II. b. Richards's Hardware Store, where
he can at my time be found ready to perform tho
duties Of his profession.
November Inf
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q = Oldets from the country, accompanied with
the cash, OF Pflze Tickets, Tor Tickets III any VI-
gmla Scheme dramnby D. 5. Gregory * Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected, addressing letters
(pos pad) 10 MELVILLE TALBOT,
LynchbWg, ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

a. Bargains for CASH,
1--WE SUBSCRIBER oilers Tor sale
% hhd,. New Orleans, Porto Rec & 81. Croix
Sugar,
100 bags RIO, Laeuira aud r'orto Rico Cuilcs,
10 bags fine old Lava do
1000 lbs. Loaiand Lump Sugar par, very prime,
900 lbs. Crushed do Tor Pr,srly,nv
200 PAN heavy Bfosans, par, Cmne & Co's. manu-
iACurc.
$50 sides Sole Leather,
10 boxes Mould Candles (, and Is.
$50 sacks Salt.
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarns To II, Lynchbutg Facto-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

AND EXPECTS DAILY,
80 boxes Fla Plate,
5000 lbs, Northern Cheese from select daiiies,
boxes Pine Apple Cheese,
10 baucls Pmklrd PORK
barrels Tanners Oh, &c &c.
u Bargains iov Cash!
GEO. BAGBY.
Oct. % Il, II
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SlI u.
hon NETS.

EusP RECEIVED, pei. Stage, 4 eases now
~ style aud fashionable BONNErS. very CHEAP
Tor cash IORNER ~ WATSON.
Ger. % -
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Splendid scheme.
TALBOT'S LUCKY OFFICE.

Besides gtea, number oi $50, $50, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets S5-Ilaves 50 So Quarter, $ | %
l. or Al AT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

The Dirorce Tile Nashville Wing states that
an agent oithe government sent TO tie Cherokee
cosnry about the 1s of September, with a l,1illion
"' uo"a's III b'ddes Bank Notes, to de;ray the ex-
fehses OF the Indian enigratlon by express arrange
ment with the War Department, in lien ofthe ICON
s'tulional currency of gold and silver" Thus are
the People humbngged The Monster is denoun-
ced by the Government paper, and yet employed by
the Government 1t would seem that gratitude for
It's assistance should at least silence ITS sanderers
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FOR RENT.
Kentucky, t.lcnrOcl1 &, Country
j Il A Ms.

A LARGE LOT from 2j cts TO 81 90 per yard
"a just received and for sale by
J. J. PURVIS & DUFFEL.
Oct. Is Is If
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A TANNER WANTED.

November T.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25

THE MAMMoTH,-The mighty nam.
moth OF our antediuvian world once roam
ed in the vicinity 0! the great Cataract of
Niagara. A correspondent of the Boston
Mercantile Journal writes that the work
men employed in making an excavation at
the termination of the Buffalo and Niaga-
ria Falls Railroad, found imbedded in
earth at the depth of thirteen feet from
the surface, large tooth, 4 SO inches
from front to rear, SO inches across from
side to side, and about five inches in depth
from the point of insertion INTO the gum
to the crown. 1t is in beautiful preserva-
ton, and is one of the grinders of the mas
todon. The same flood which broke up
The bed of the river and made the falls,
was that in which this quadruped perish
cd Sat. Chronicle.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25

unto me? Here the girls rose to ,heiI
feet aud drew near.
"And the spirit gave me warning tina,
should die exactly at twelve o'clock TO-
day, and you see it wants but half a min.
ute ofthe time!" =. \.
"Ihe girls turned pale, and their hid.
den sympathicS were at once awakened
for the doomed and departed one They
stood chained to the spot, looking alter
nately at the clock and at the unfortunate
youth he then walked up to the eldest of
the girls and taking her by the hand babe
her solemn farewell. He also imprint
ed kiss upon her trembling lips, which
she did not attempt TO resist. lie then
babe the second and third farewell in the
same tender and c8ecltJ.aate manner. His
object was achieved, and that moment the
clock struck l2. IIereupon he looked
around surprised, and calculated, ''who
would have believed that the ghost of an
npparition could tell such lie! 1t was
probably the ghost of Annanias or Sapphi-
ra." ..
1t was sometime before the sober maid
ms understood the joke, and when they
lid they eVinced no resentment. The
irst kiss broke the ice, and thanks to the
,host, they discovered that there was some
'lcasure in bearded cheek.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25

A MIScHIEvoUs APE.--A large ape or
baboon confined in q stable in Elizabeth
street, broke loose on Friday afternoon,
and raised the sash of a brick house
in front and entered the parIor, broke a
glass ship and ease, valuable as relic
made in the revolutionary war, smashed
looking glass to pieces, broke consider
able glass and china on the sideboard, and
was hunted out of the room into The yard
by the woman with brooms. In the yard,
he seized hold of the hair of child Of Jo-
ell lsaacs, about years old, and nearly
took his scalp off, scratched and bit a boy
severely in the leg and thigh, and finally
mounted a tree, with quite mob after
him with sticks and stones. We did not
hear whether he was retaken or killed.
~. [New York Herald.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25
PROSPECTUS OF
THE MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE, AND
eCONSTABLE'S GUIDE. a'

.TNIIE. scarcity ofthe Revised Code and
Sheet acts Of the Legislature, and
the difficulty with which the Justices and
ConstabIes ofthis State supply themselves,
and the great want Of such work, as d
Justice Of the Peace on my own part, has
induced me to offer to the Justices and Con-
stables Of this State adigest Of all the Laws
in force, I'M relation to their duties &c, to-
geihcr with a complete set Of forms Of
Deeds, Wills, Bonds, Acknowledgements Of
Dover, and other INSTRUMENTS 'Aa.'HH
70 place such work into the hands Of
our Justices and Constabes would save
much trouble and time TO the Officer for
whom the work is intended As the law now
stands il is with the utmost officially TO bo
ascertaincd whether written law Is in
force or rot, which often mslcad u.s. NV
The work will be Published in one Du
odecimo Volume, law binding, comprising
from two hundred and fifty TO three hun.
drcd pages, with ii digcsted index Of the
contents, giving a condensed staten1cnt'of
all it contains.-Thc work will 10 fcudy
for dclivetythe ] 81 ofMafch, 1884,. !"
TERMS made known on delivery. laaS
or Editors ofNewspapets IN this State
who will publish this prospectus viii re-
ceive an elegant gilt bound copy Of the
work, together with tho thanks of tho
itai V!BUTLER,' LPF
Carrollon September 18th, 1888 VI
w. f" .
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25

SINGULAR DISCOVERY IN THE EYES OF
FISHES, &c.-In Silliman's Journal for
July, DR.. Wallace, oculist, of this city,
ei O toe thai ha hoe 4ahsa,siad ~ cavity con-
tanning water beneath the eye-socket of
certain fishes, and communicating with
the socket by an aperture closed by kind
Of valve. When pressure is made on the
cavity the water runs into the eye socket,
and the eye is raised so that the animal
can see more directly before it. The sock.
ct of the turtles eye communicates with
the mouth. When the head is advanced,
the eye may be blown out TO a necessary
distance; while by evacuating the air, it
may be sunk SO far in the socket that
there is no danger of its striking against
the shell when the head is drawn back
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Bennington (Nt.) Gazette. .
THE MAN WHO KISSED THE THREE
GIRLS. ..

.s..
young man who boarded at house
IN the country, where several coy dam
sells who seemed to imagine that men are
terrible creatures whom il was an unpar-
donabIc sin to look at, was one forenoon
accosted by an acquaintance, and asked
what he thought OF the young ladies with
whom he boarded? lie replied they were
very shy and reserved. .a9z a .gI
$50 they are" returncd the other, ''and
so much so, that no gentleman could get
near enough to tellthe color of their eyes.H
"That may be- said the boarder, quick
!y, "yct will stake u million that can
KISS them oil three without any trouble"
"That you cannot do,p cried his friend,
III is an achievement which neither you
nor any otherman can accomplish" lp0QE
The other was positive, and invited his
friend to the house to witness hiS.triumph
They entered the room together, and the
three girls were all at home sitting beside
their mother, and they looked as prim and
dcmure as John Rodgers at the stake.
Our hero assumed very grave aspect,
even TO detection, and having looked visit
July at thelclock, breathed sigh MS deep
as Algebra, and long as female dialogue
at a street door. His singular department
now attracted the attention of the girls,
who cast their slow opening eyes upwards
to his countenancc. Perceiving the i'm
preston he had made, he turned to his
companion and said in dolcful voice:
al wants three minutes ofthe tihne!"
''Do you speak Of dmner?" said the old
lady, laying down her sewing work. 'a
/. 'Dinncr!n said he with bewildered as.
pcct and pointing, rs unconsciously, With
curled lorefnger at the clock.
Asilcnce ensucd, during which the lc-
male part Of the household glared at the
young man with irrepressible curiosity.
'..'You will see me deecntly inferred"
said he turning again to his friend. i2s
His friend was as much puzzled as any
body present, and his embarrassment ad-
ded TO the intended effect, but the old lady,
being no longer able TO contain herself,
cried, aaal 4. a3
"Mr. c., pray what do you speak
"Nothing," answered he, in lugribous
tone, SHUT that last night spirit appeared
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25
FROM THE KNIcEERBocKER.
DICK EASY'S BARGAIN.

DIM LAoi - bARGAlN. g.
Dick was u man who loved repose; ...
lis good wife Rachael led him by tho nose,
That's, in other words, shcworc the brecches
Iuoud not say that Richard wanted spirit
But I oppose woman, where the merit?
Whofghts with pouting airs or dinner speeches
Dick had dog, aud FOWLER was his name,
cause Of no small grievance to the dame,
For Jowler was us lazy as his master; .
And in tho kitchen, crouching, he would creep,
Lie on the hearth, or in tho corner sleep, .
With one eye open plotting some disaster.
A Joint of meat, ulrwatchd, he'd slyly snap it !;
Or soup, or gravy in q dish, he'd lap it,
And then with tail between his legs, creep out;
Or else the dog was always in the way, r
The maids fell DER his carcass every day,
And then the kitchen was in such riot
4 do declare thus cried the honest wife,
This vile old brute will worry out my life
i wish the dog was dead, or else in Guinea!
Get out here sh 'dthump him with stick,
We're a man., and then she'd look at Dick,
But what's the use to talk to such u ninny!"
Time after time, Whcnc'cr these ills bcfcl him,
Dick straight would swear, 'Confound the dog,
III sell him! ~
Amd then ] hope TO have some little quiet
Dick smoked his pipe, and still the threat grew
cold;
He quite forgot that fowler must be sold,
Until his wife would raise another riot.
At length, one day Dick homcward went with
glco, i.E -Asa
MY dear, I've sold the dog. How much p sud
she; - .r.s aa ...t g.a
Ten pounds. Ten pounds! where is it
honcy2' 44 ar.. .a.l ra. Fl
Il got no cash. the loving husband said,
But took Two PurPIEs, at five pounds ahead,
Which comes, you know, my love, to just
the money!! rna
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The Southampton coach is driven by
Lord Edward Thyme, who has the repu-
taiIon of looking after his fees with the
practlsed eye of veteran Jehu. The
coach lsthe Joint property of a grocer and
tailor OF the town, who, being iccellerS,
presume not little on having Lord in
their empIoy-which fact they do not
pause to publish with due effect to the
world, conceiying, and rightly SO perhaps,
that there are those who are foolish
enough to imagine it an honor to be driv-
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