Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-19

ear T ~, YOURSELF, said She
'or Il ,.t " W III SO great hurry said he Mill,
RS "''n 10 Anow who is landlord here md =,
be Muow "here ne ls.' 'He is the bioh Sber;F
cor Tue county, and won't be home iii n~h,' ~
ac- "oto mere you would not stay lonp5 .WoI
Sc 'liauuln' SAD ne, give me cup of cider 70 vo
w my Vlc!uals' IL you won't give me milk IN
: a drop says her Iadyship. "'''"'' NC
Inc Judge, had got pretty we'll vo..,..
ahu "lShed Tor his breakfast, now put on y s,or,
b aountenance, and positively declared thu, h,
~ "ou'a mol leave the room and fire he pIoos
&c eu put, added he. if you will grant nv VIZ NO
- quest VIII eat and be off, ~ -
y ne cider was Immediately brouobt and III,
e 2uuge partook heartily of the collation. herane
"im' lie then took his broad-brimmed b,, om;
!. Guy walked to the Court House. where he coand
LlreS and clean floors, and, during court bonrs
i NC PRESIDED with dignity and propriety.
men the Jud &c withdrew, the Iandiadv apx.
iouSIy looked after him for some time Snnno.
sing MIN 10 be some poor man, summoned m to
court as witness, or some culprit or soma
IVagaoond, who might give her further tronhIo
ana expressed to her servants a desire ,ba, ,bo,
"oul1 see that he did not disturb the pentlanoen
ana a. lhe Judge that might put up there.
10 'hiS some OF the girls answered. TINT irI
ne come they would turn upon him some or,bn
eCAPreSSlo4s which he used respecting Judge
crane Let me see,' says one, rusty cIns,y
- yes, and lnsty and judge saws anot6.
s,o. " nen lne Court was adjourned, the day being
stormy ana cold, the Judge and LAWYERS nonr2
ou mo 'he sherlh's tavern, where thew were
sure OF good fires and also ofgood fare
'uoSe crane went into store and purcbosod
valuable shawl, and put it into his nocknt w G
me INSIDE OF his coat and walked SLOWLY 70, tho S
'oferh' While ne was thus detained, the lana. Il
ouy entered The dlnng-room and earnestly in. S
lulfea II Judge Crane had come bur the m.
wer was Mot yet, madam, and nerbons I ha b
nay not come FN'""l'' i'o d.
nc 'ahuiady, who was anxious TO nav the OF
lgheSt respect TO the Supreme Judge. reti, N
ed. "0' =" ll''ie ulsappoIn-
IN 'ne mean time the Judge arrived. and he dt
u very soclable, and at all times fond orchoo. or
~ me minds fthose present, he began r. tolI to
1'lie nVeiy anecdotes which set the Whole coo, he
any INTO roar Of laughter. ''''' 0''i'- SO
nt . lns'aht, one OF the waiting maids en- lh'
req Inc room to inform the gentleman ,ba, Ju
ey might sit down to dinner She d;d hoa rel
ald hasened back to her mistress with ant
'lp,"s' 'h't the old fusty fellow with the STR
w L .'il'Lioo NAT on, was right among the
&c a9,"e"ued gentlemen, talking as loud os he aga
",Ii aiu a.! the judges and lawyers were one
'enihg at him. kne
l nen co. saId she, sand whisper to the old not
'h' mat wish him to come 10 the ktchor, y look
70 etrahd was done accordingly. and the the
ge In low voice. said to the gIri .teI vow LITTLE
'lfeSs nave little business to do with beSa not
y erS and when that Is done, rll be off IN the and
,Tse OF two Or three days. '''O sa,
nc girl returned and faithfully rehearsal morl
message and added, that she believed the Be
o.u le'Iow was drunk, or he would not have man
as soon as my business is done I,lI he off in her
or three days. y" III Judg
Gil, belty," said the mistress, sco h,ok some
Stalia by the head of the table. and whom her r
gentlemen begin to sit down, do YOU wbisper III
ohe Oh them, that wish a vacant nIoco =, taken
'e"u Oh me table for Judge Crane, and do subdu
hasten back and see thai John has the ri, landI'
ana other things in good order" Pardo
o1y again repaired to her post, at the head fore
&c 'ao'e' and softly informed gentleman recei'
&c request OF her mistress. So
said the gentlemen: and Bo,tv ders, ,
'"eu PACK 10 assist John. The gentlemen tempt
Sa' uowh 10 an excellent repast and after pose I
Ir' auuress to the Throne of Grace. deIiv. sion, /
~ 'uoSe Crane, the company carved and the sh
"a round In the usual form. ice tow
u as Inc Judge was ola singular turn in And
st every thing, and had taken Gnov two thi
Il person eats light food, and that which media
10 Sonu' al the same meal, the light food nasty
d DC eaten first, he therefore filed his outside
with some pudding made ormiIk, rice and a good
and, placing his left elbow on the table good III
is head near the plate, began TO eat nc. up the
he 10 WIS custom nus, which was very fast, al JoNA
ne oil the gentlemen near the Judge, fol-
his example, as to taking the pudding ~
the meat. A large, deep vessel, which 10 Mr..
hed thatartIce was nearly emptied, when am
approached with two additional 1nreons field,
Wy, according to the command of her mis-. Ter co
IS she set down the last near the JUDGE
> 81, 70 her IN an ausiere manner, Girl, "WaI
me clean plate to eat some salad Slick ;,
obr, ready?'
abrupt manner in which he addressed great do
ulsconcerled the poor girl that she did another
,o 'la' any one excepting the Judge in, as tw
'aAen OF me pudding, nor did she know middle O
le meant by salad; but she observed dishes.
urge pudding pan was empty, and then YER hin,
u PACK with the utmost speed to her mis-. idcn boS,
I'd addressed her thus: IiYa , H.
ma am, that old fellows there vet, andhbo iohle
rtalnly crazy or drunk, for he is downIto u,aLe
tole, ana has eaten more than a skipple Johns or
ice pudd ngalready, and he told me, as to en-, wi,
was lord o the manor to bring him n ken m
ate TO eat salud,' "Bess me; where can Bui noe
aIaI nj tins tip,n Of Won % Al IL =, -.