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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-15
NOTICE

WAS. III. VANCE & JOSEPH ANDREWS
% have agreed to give me the entire cone
troll Of the business 0f their late arm 81 Vance
q Andrews They have constituted ne
their sole agent and attorney FOX closing th6iF
bus ness and it'll THAT view, have placed ia
my hands an the Books, Notes, Accounts,
Receipts and Papers Of every description re-
latng to said business.
now give notice 70 all Interested that
payment Of money due the late hrhR must
Be mad to ne only AtfoFni6s and NIaeis-.
trates, who have claims az said arm IA heir
hands are informed that their receipts are il
my possession, and that I clone am auihor-
zed 70 receive the money that may Sc col-
lected C. al HAHER
Yazoo City. Oct 2 1882 6-8f
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ER0S u GO,

No. Q Custom House Street,
TV-ORLEANS,
a RE receiving per ships Areatiis, Perde-
- ment, Clarissa Andrews and other late
arrivals, 1000 Cases, which, in addition to
their present Stock, comprises more than
4 800 PACKAGES OF
Boots, Shoes and BrOgams,
making prime assortment of articles in the
above line, adapted to the present and app
preaching season, and suitable for the coun-
try trade or plantation use.
@G@ATElgRa@g &C.
A large assortment of low priced seasonable
clothing, viz; striped, twilled, red and white
flannel and calico shirts; white cotton and
linen collar ana bosom shirts; satinett vests,
jackets and pantaloons; common plate prints;
heavy lowell cottons; woollen socks; brown
sheetings and shirtings.
dAT8s
Mems and boys drab and black silk aud fur
hats, of fine and low priced qualities; Rus
STA drab and black hats; black and white
wool hats; tarpawlin hats; tobacco, soap,
wrapping paper. paste backing. &c. &c.
A constant supply ofthe above articles on
hand, and to be replenished weekly through
ont the season, by shipments from the north
ern cities, and will be sold on favorable
terms. Country dealers and planters
are invited to call and examine for them
selves. Nov.8, 18S9.-18-4t
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-15
SHERIFF,S SAFE


SHERIFF'S SALE.
Planters' Bank,
Us f IA
Joseph Andrews eli al.
gs6s To Nov. Tenn
Joseph Andrews maker 1889
q James II Vance end'r
james Hayden use etc.
vs. e IA
Vance aud Andrews.
ID yirtueeof the above stated executions
to me directed, from the Honorable
Circuit Court Of Yazoo County, Mil will
expose to public sale, for cash to the
highest bidder, at the court house door Of
Yazoo county, Mi, on Monday the 18th day
of November next, within the hours pre-
scribed by law. the following land to wits
Lots Nos, 2, 8, 5, and 6, Of section u,
township 10, range 2 west, containing 466
5000 acres north westquarter and south.
west quarter Of section 6, township 10. range.
2 west, containing 335 46-100 acres, more
or less; northwest quarter, south west quar-
terof section 81, township l3 range 2 west
containing 800 S. o acres east nalf. north
west quarter and north east quarter Of sec
ton 2 range 2 west and west hall, north
vest quarter dissection ,toWnship ~, range
9 west, containing 800 acres more or less
south east quarter, north east quarter Of sec
ton s., township l33, range 2 west, contain
ing BY estimation 800 acres ;wesl half, south
west quarter and west bal north Restquar-
Ter ofsection SIS. township 3, range west,
containing By estimation 100 acres; west
bali, south west quarter Of section 50, east
halt, south east quarter dissection 36, town
ship Is, range 2 west, containing 100 acres,
ii all 1910 81 90 acres Ieavied on as the
of Joseph Andrews to satisfy the
shove stated executions and costs
BJFORD, ShsH.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-15
ST E1l2,I IS SAL

w washington dorsey ID -. ~ = 49,
vs.. &. IA .es1.l !. .i sss,o { = is9'.a
Silas III. Joslin o'.1.s. 1890
lib Z virtue Of the above stated execution
to me directed, from the Hon. CiTcaif
Court Of Yazoo county, will expose to
public saleson Monday Tie 2Ist day Of Oct.
next, at the Court House dooF, "a the town
Of Bsnton, within Tie hours prescribed by
law, tie following property, to wit: one
house aud lot, No. 4, situated, lging aud
being III EazDo City, formerly Manchester
and levied on as the property 0f Silas NJ.
Joslins 70 satisfy the above stated case and
cost. BUF0RD, Sheriff,
By ~. WnELEss, D. IS
The above sale IS postponed UNI
I'll Monday the 18th Of oY
Sept 20, 500 pr FEE ! d0lsl IS-2t
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John r. II. Claiborne,
VS.. vendi.
Stephen Howard.
Same

Same.
10y virtue of the above stated cases to.
! me directed, from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of Yazoo county, Mi, returnable to
the November Term, A. d. 1889, Of said
court, win sell for cash, to the highest
bidder, on the premises al Stephen How.
ards Saw Mill, on the Yazoo river, a half
mill below Yazoo City, on Monday the 7th
day Of October, 1889, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, on. said day, the following
property, to wit: mill saws, ! mill chain,
/ set Of blacksmith's tools, set carpenters
tools, household and kitchen furniture Of
every description used at the Steam Saw
Mill all levied on to satisfy the above stat
cd cases and costs.
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10y virtue of the above stated execu-
tons to me directed, from the honora
able Circuit Courtof Yazoo county,. Mi, I
will sell for cash, to the highest bidder, al
the court house, door, in the town Of Ben
ton, on Monday the 25th day of November
next, within the hours prescribed by law,
the following property to wit:-Lot No.
45l, situated lying and being in Yazoo City,
formerly Manchester, Mi, levied on as the
property of the above named defendant, to
satisfy the above stated cases and costs
p BUFORD, Shift
By +. w. Wheless, d. s.
Oct. 25, 1889. (Pr. fee SO OO) lost
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-15
2. BUFORD. sI,s.


The above sale IS posi- poned un-
81 Monday, the 18Th b NoY.
October OH 1890 s-2t gsr res 20O0A
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-15

DIanS Z notes PAYABLE In the
Mississippi Union BAN &,
neatly printed, constantly On hand, and for
sale st this 0rExeE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16
Od Roi.iDurt.


The Wing has recently clai!aed Botstour', because
Mir Shanks was Riyes Conservative. We have no
t.srs however, p5Gul her vote w. have received le-
ter ui the 10Th inst from intelligent citizen Of that
county, from which make The folio wing extract:
II am glad to see that have given up Old Be-
tPnurl TO The Richmond Wing lost 10 the Admins.
ira,iun. Depend upnn it, the people aroused; and
will give good account uf themselves the 4th Thurs
day in May next. Although all The public speakers have
deserted US the popie hare not will they permit them
e"vss be led off from the true issue, by nosy Wing
DcmNgogucs, or elusive slump orators. You may,
therefore, calculate ar great certainty this county
resuming her old stand among the Republican counties
OF the Commonwealth, on thu 23d of May next"
One CT The Conservative Orators (and speak Of his
with The most profound regret) addressed ''such
Il he People present Monday last "in de-
freeze las he snid of The Of himself and Dele
gates Tor The 9TH and 9Th land resolutions and for VIII
liam &. Rives United States Senator; bat was mo
go with him. Well may his friends excIan-'Alas
how are The mighty faen! But few short years ago
his word almost good law 10 the Democratic
Republican party, but now there are few but Federal
Wings $50 poor as 10 do him reverence All who took
active part in the meeting of The ed February last
held 10 appoint delegates 10 the Republican Convention
(Which in real Wing pnriance he dubbed the SubT!ee
sury carcus or any of subsequent meetings,
publicly denounced By him and threatened with exer
minaon al the May Court. But this was not enough il
seems for, event the worthy and highly respectable gentle
men Of the county Of Henrico and City Of Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16

Spring Wheat for Sale
A NY one desiring to purchase SPRING WHEAT, can
IA obtain about 90 bushels, BY applying at this office.
March l6 99-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16

Morgan COuniy.We have lately put in by p"'t;cnar
request, the proceedings "' meeting # M"rGan. pur
pn!ling 10 approve ihs vote ii Mr. OFerTall, Rivps
Conservative. 70, Mr. Rivcs and re. nominating Mr.. o.
Ferrail for re election. The r Wing chuckled not
little n, the cheering meeting But what turns GU, TO
br tie fact; II Mouse cut Of a Mountain.
Cor spondcnl Of the Winchester Viz ;nian from Nor
gan unuasks the whole lergih and breadth ci the i'm
m,rse m"e;Ing There were present only fire Indvi-
Gras- Ore Of thrse Chairman, orc Secretary
'iie resolutions were proposed by third twhn claims
mover in this mighiy oGair)-seccndcd by the fourth
and adopted Uranimopsiy 10y The fifth mem. eOn)
aid only remaining person present who participated in
the dOings Of Inc GuyrxcPptng Rcrcrcnd gentleman,
OF ''muci i,facarc. but no voter Such vas the
rcr Of the approval of Mr. O'Fcr'as course, and his
nomination Tor re election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16

We shall not condesccnd 10 notice the abr,o
notorious James Watson Webb. He has recen,Iv n't
ed forget article upon us We called upcn E r'"' .
act OF justice to correct The rnsrs presentation
replied IN an abusive strain, which would di.,,,
lips Of 4 gentleman. Not content with this p,o "a
iniuslicr ne has. the 9,h instant, pamed o;, @
marks of Of our Correspondents in lc.7 e
were our own--caITE them "Ihe emphatic lsn, =
the Enqrirer' IL PR ceeds n step iurthpr-,,r'
r,g direct .torgry upon ourselves, BY dec,a,n, &c
"lhe Richmond Enquirer urges upon lis r.ert,,,,., y
dark abou, the Sur-Trrnsu,y.' "'i
Wr should take great pleasure, if it were in op
in carrying out the suggestion of the WesSura ~ ~
tern Transcript, that ''ihe Richmond papers would -
form most acceptable service 10 the people OF The e
wealth by publishing. in r.tcnso, al the public ~
10 trey are passed for The country paper We ava
fdent would very generally f'l!ow the example ant ~
tie laws Of he : would be generally Gitiused
tho people " bat say the r. papers 10 kIS prnnos,;
We saw for "nTsr!yrs tina, he have the star .,
space Oar c0lmmns are already overloaded with o,.
u:airrs- table covered With Dhcr arc!rs vb,,b ~
are anxious 10 pUbsh-aEd We have not the ,c,,. y
devote to The publication TIE weight Of the mo-, :
elrendy on the side Of the Wings. The r VIII, - ~
sued every Hev-ihe Enquirer cnly t. ICE week u
shorlL most gIHaiy publish II three times week r.
the Eircon--hut II would involve an rAppr,e If S,o
a week. :Ch No can very lily a!irt It the GrE,..
Assembly w"mid authorize the ru5ic hc's to be- r.,.a
in Extras, at the public expense. It might suJ,,aEi
carry out he proposition Of the frarsrrie,
Bat This We have ton"-Wc have aiways coc,,r
Sketch nr the TILES Of all the laws ras>-G ant ,,
sancr "l most of them Of public ci4racrcr Vs. r,y
determined 10 Gry"i" So much rnun 20 them rytn .
the pTesrn; irr Yet Gnuhr, whether trsp ,.
Sctch's viii iud !hrir way into sIrgc u, aspaoe,
Tie Sia'c.
Eonhy Tie Eark Of Pensacola has ~, susasy.
sp-r'r rHvricniS. p VAS reported
The Ca,!:'cT tie. Bauk ut Dtii9r rrhh she's A roc,
,cn mf the board 81 directors hat TIE raua vii pay An
tefesI of percent upon Ill suns n! fuJ aud r
deposit, r balls If said bank dI'lrC 'he su<rer, p
lie father TIE bal! holders that they need Lr
der no air'r .cr*un IN rlarlrn To ike re uptun
notes ~ ihr a>er's # TIE b;anch are rlr!t Aan auu
me-, al Us Fatalities
The President sc The Manchester BARK, Miss.
frprrs MS 'Eat rii'u'irn sourd rrd ~ such g..
iirr as to meet oil liabilities - c NIcEstu.r -.
SAYS. ;LGi ~ Commercial * RaiiIC?d Bank Il
tUrg "wiii continue 10 uGr,iu ~ sitC.r ECr Eyf o.,
ten dollar NOTES ard are Authorized 10 say r. .-
Enl'crs "r he! paper, that no sccri.icrs Sh'ud lie r
or PERMITTED hv III. ~. Cnts, Tie siorr5ac cert.
tie i!ank ~ Ill be in such condition IS viii rs.
her 10 resume with safety to herself and at tie -.
time preclude III" withdrawal from her vaults oi 6,
dollar by hn.c who viii have found IRE "rg that a
htr interest 20 have sustained rather than GepIs,!.
hcr paper"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16

We have promised some IIsht Upon ti's su ret.
commence rn-tay with the Speech Of Murray. the o
Drnincrai N the Congressional D. legation o. k"n'g.
IL j. long Speech; but II Is II!n" ~ yl!GlJ.- M
II shows nov the hgs have nsr"pr' s'u:'G the
sLhi.c, ot TtGtral Expenditures. We brg The h.
10 read II cair;uIlY-We are compelled To give il
lachrd portions; but perhaps in lh!s form, II may
mere general reading.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16
F.A;Gdcl !:OGI Tie HinHIrs
CHANDLER STARR, Chairman.
Jas T. :! ELrAALEr. S,,r,,or;,x
nJy,,r y, Eu,,,v jrJrr,y,.. II


The pr;crshurg l"Ir!li:rnc"r denies that The follow
ing remark upon The Conservative Address, is lis ihun-
trr
"c believe" that Democrat. " read ,h;s rpcaiof cr
i'cr vii item tat tic present 7""'"'''"'" no
t,c extracted vriaps from the Danyl!le Reporter
- But. (says The ln'rgcnrcr) "wc ncveThr!rss cn-
Gorse every syllable Of tic quotation provided "c are
allowed To- Insert VOID which will mskc the sentence
read wr Lrcvc. that If the Democrats viii read ihis
APPEAL of their late bCih.rn 1t VIII convince them that
p pTcscat Administration is no longer deserving til ir
support We use the term late, because The C"nsrrva
lives and The sol GjSnn; Democrats mar united hy
stranger bonds Of brnhc:hUDd than thoS" WHICH ua!te
the whole human Iamly.'
What say the i"urccn Conservative S!gncrs 10 Ibis
Wig Interpretation Of lher Address Is This 6n: Are
cy really iDnycr Tie friends Of the Administrations
lat say YOU Col Payne: What say oil his C"-sIgne:s
To this Ic of Divorce. thus pronounced between them
and the Drmncia'ic party:
It is idle TO an, MP, to deny it but great change
Gas come over the spirit e Mi Ri"ess dream" The
Editor Of The Lynchh"tg Fmcnian "trs from 'Rici-
mr!id April Grh' that great charge has com" over
hm, since the strictly confidential letter Of Oclohcr
las-"1ha, litter, Says The L. y indeed goes no far
lhcr If comprehend rs import. than did MIR RIvrs
fuL!.hrd ESSAYS, III Ir ChaF,''csvi lie N"Puhcan. wit
irn about the time which, csc!e Wing cCnnPc
lion with both parties he assumed the altitude Of
"Armed Neutral" Eut dnfs Mr. Rivrs occupy now The
altitude relation 10 the tw" great parties OF The
country. which he G'd in October: We conceive
rot The events that have occurred since that peri
I'd have tended TO precprla,e cousu,unlaon, which
even icn was lnrtatcn and predicted, Inevitable
lev have throw ham larh.r from u those parties
&" whicii he had previously been member and brought
him into cip alliance with th" oh-r, towards which
be had prr v.us!v cccupi. be gf!sEl attitude. THIS
by The con MS of that letter. cnmpar
CO with Mr. Rivrs' own recent course. For example,
he recommends hal Maj & shall cease attacks upon
The GIo6r;' while he G"nounccs the Globe hm.
g.. Il "Rohfsr rran rrcss. Oher like rvidrrc's OF
change Of cling and ton" might he shown by Follow.
ing Up the c"mrafsun ii that i2cr with Mr. Re-. pre-
sen. opinions Nc
The Richmond WING Too Pmhraces some Of Mr. r. 8
friends in his ample fluids. f. instance, he says of Maj
Garland that all the rorG hn"rs he sis substantially
ami uutuaiiy HMg." BY Hhg We SUPPOSE, The r.
Wing means Who. according TO lis definition, goes
for change Of rulers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16
To TIE DEMOCRATIC EEPUELI;AN VOTERS

MIR R'vrs has accepted an invitation 10 y Public !,
ncr 10 cone al" NJ Charln'tcsviiic, She 2Jh las.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16

we characterize The removal Of 80 Democratic incum
ten,s in sixty days and year. oct Of an aggregate
scarcely greater than the actual number OF such
yals -
Not word, however, Of the outrageous prescriptions
of It's party escapes the lips OF the Wing Ora
cles Of Virginia. They magnify the number Of remov
OILS in this State, beyond the reality They declare
in contradiction Of the truth that every removal is made,
10 nut of The Pres creatuIes-TheY clanIo
about the removals in the other States without knowing
the reasons which have impeiled change-but not
word about the prosciptve abuses Of their friends
No, no! People Of Virginia, you will scarcely hear
The truth from these Organs, particularly al this time
They have too important game to play. They are too
To permit you hear the truth. They must play off all
you. once, all The concentrated ingenuity of their
tricks and inventions. They degrade the ermine -
They ridicule your Republican Convention. They
seek coalition with the Conservatives, in order to put
down the Administralion-and then they pretend 10
whnper the Senatorial lnde ndence Of Mr. Rves
They blame The President for not velong the laws which
increase the expenditures of the Governments; when
one of their owl candidates John Taiaerro)n his Cir.
cular of the 18th February last cites he
toes Of he late President, Of acts Of Congress-
Of The means which calculated ''to nnnlhale the
vital principles Of free Government Which of these
Wings nre we believer They have doubled in their
representations the civil expenses Of The Government
They have carcaiured its stating
tina! the number of Jelauters under past Admlnstra
tons have been great greater than they have been
for The ten years pas-und they have failed 10 state that
the heaviest dealcaton hat Of SwaEwoup will be nearly
or altogether covered by the valuable property, which
The Government has atiached-Aud now they are max.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16

Tie Richmond Va. Wing .r.s ALI. ARE WINGS WHO
pota5y good Of The principles Of the Wing party
could he .vcn.-.EOn,gonery .7dreriisrr.
4 fair specimen of Wig sentme nts, truly. All they
ask is "a changs Of TuhrS nothing for PRINCIPLE
every thing Cor cGicc. Wonder If their motley
ever fix upon the whose brow shall their GIa
dem -ihycdgeriHe Fsdcrat UHion
This is of The hes, definitions of Wing principles
that remember 10 have from that party. Ii is
frank open acknow Ibnt opposition constitutes
the all Of Wing prncires-lhPr SUM and SUBSTANCE
their beings end and aim. All ale Wings with them
who 20 for change Of rulers. This is their only
port cf cohesion, end Ernce we see that they
arrayed indscrmina;sIy Dga!ns, every end al men-
Of their opponents, without the least regard
10 the good or i'll they ere likely TO produce The
contest with them involves nothing higher than
"chonGe Of rulers; hence the interruptions character
OF The contest they wage. All whose private graz"
induce them seek revenge against those with whom
they have lu"g acted have only II present themselves
in The camp Of The Opposition. to meet most cordial
reception Nothing further is required of them than
To 90 for a "change Of rulers when the Wings
in The minority; for in doing this they carry out the
prime principle Of HE Wing CREED This consideration
accounts for the cordial reception Of Ialmadge and
Rives in the Wing camp and proves, Also that the
sequence given 10 each Grsetr 10 them, precisely
the influence he WELD in favor Of their cardinal pTn
cipIe "a change Of rulers. Crsand 90 .4drertser
The Alexandria Gazette does mol treat the Orator from
Loudoun airy We could scarcely expect 10 epublsh
would least have seen, that there something
in 1t which it would puzzle "the wags' 10 answer.--But
the Gazette epHbishes The first sentence only, without
the second-This is not doing justice 10 The Speaker
because the next sentence would have shown why it
that the speaker mot at all surprised, when, upon
my arrival in this city. looked upon by the peo
pie great curiosity" There at least some humor
in the remark Mr.. &. considered Democrat from
Loudoun as rather rare production
The venerable Benjamin Pierce, formerly Governor OF
Hampshire died The Isl inst. at Hilsborough, in
the ed year Of age AT the age 49, he entered the Ar
my of the Revolution Bunker Hill. lie has been
Patriot and infexble Democrat throughout. SIN those
times Of persecution and peril when the political hoI
zon seemed darkest-when the nmd faltered, and the
base desered-when defeat and appeared 10 menace
the Democracy his voice ever heard amidst the pa.
mic and the uproer speaking encouragement, and urg
ing firm reliance the truth and ultimate success OF
our princples"-He was the father Of The present Sc.
nalor Of the U. S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16

(From The N Orleans Louisinnian If .7prH 81
GExER.L MxxrA-Tbe following is the DECLARATION oil
Captain Towson, who left Tampco on the 22d Mach,
and arrived here the Sd instant proving IN the most
positive that the report Of General heSia en-
try into TINT place the Goth without followers, iser
roneous. We were aware, when we heard TINT report,
that there foundation for it, and expressed orr
selves We were led into this belief by the admitted
fact that Mexia gained signal advantage over The foes
of the government at Tuspan only few days before
The matter is put 10 lest BY The declaration Of CdP.dn
Towson.
"Capiain Townson, Of the British smack Henry, ift
Tampco on The 2d, at the public balls given TO
lebrate the victory obtained by Gen exia over the CD
vernment troops; and says that Gen. Mexia not
Tampico; that his consgnee Mr.. WIN. Lamire, aud
when he left he was with Mr. Lumire who should haze
undoubtedly informed him "a the fact; and it could MT
be possible, when Cen hlexa himself, had sent eA
press to announce The success which he had Obtained
Captain Towson is confident that the rumor OF Genera
Mexa benign Tsmpco, is erroneous, and that be
should have ftown it, unGuesonably.
civilian TOWSON.
"New Orleans, April 4, 1889"
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WINFIELD SCOTT.
To Messrs Jas. Tullmadge, Philip Hone, William A.
Diner. G. W. Lawrence, Aaron Clark, Augustus Flrm
ing, r. G. Stuyvesant, Charles King. Jas. g. King,
Daniel jackson, David b. Ogden, }. Watson Webb, q.
Griswold, Thads Phelps, n. Prime, &. A Dsvs, S b.
Rugsleu, Edwd Curtis, Samuel Ward Jacob f. Glra1d,
&c &c &c &c &c.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-17

by way of compliment to the ladies
who had repaired them. AS he was
putting his purse into one of the poe.
kets, he felt a folded paper. 90 the
wicked sisters" thought he at first
they have been sending me taiIor's
bill. When he opened the letter, how
ever, be read as tollows:I
DEsR FREp.-Rejoice, rejoice!
have found out a way to doa service
to the bishop; in small way enough,
indeed. What do you think? have
turned tailoress to his holiness, and
begun my duties by mendmg d pair of
black silk breaches Yesterday. See
HIM if you can, and tell how much he
IS indebted to me, without knowing
it. Tell him the only pay his tailor
ess will take is her discharge from
Here the manuscript ended abrupt
~. The good bishop laughed once
again, at the merry boldness of his
taiIoress, and resolved to Fay her torI
her labour IN the way she desired.-I
After making his excuses to the alb
bess, he sent for Antonio, who con-
tossed, at once, the authorship Of the
letter. and, moreover, the small voca-
ton she felt for monastic life. The
bishop, we have said, was kind man,
as well as q merry; he used his inf1u-
ence with Antonia's parents so sue
cesstul]y, that, in little time, she had
lett the convent, and married Fred
erick; and to this day, she maintains
that the best days work she ever did
in her life was mending the biShop's
Mcechcs.