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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
DIED.

On the l4th of December. a, his rc.;J,,.. =
'ooehiand County, after long and painful lines.
JAMES HussIcurr, ahighly respected membsr oi
me Society Of Friends, aged about 60 wears. IN,
was most scrupulousy just man, and faithful in
gious. He met the approach Of death with , ,e
Somrosnre, saying tina, he had cndcavourcd tbroneh
ie 10 DO right according to his know ledge-thnt lie
hau often gone wrong, bu, felt an assurance thai he
th on January al his residence in Prince Hi,,.,,
m, w iiLGhuHh CLARH In the 6Sih ear of I'M, 40.
riou9oteu anu painful Illness which nrec,ded H..
NJ az Mas borne with ~, pienee and s,Ibins.ion n, ~
VIII anu he breahed his last h. hone Of
,h - 9hy be, ond the grave. MI Clark 6sd
he several relations OF life with ami GIaG
sa ah as e,i TO his mourning family friends an es-
pe OF spoiess Integrity eIvcnt devotion and
ing nrScuea pley, which furnishes them The tIcasins .s
mat having ceased from his abours he bss en
u the rest that Iemaint tn Tor the people of CT
v We gear family lie has len, tho Church oi which ho
hchoe r. and the community in which ne lived Hste,
70 the voice Of tho rod aud rec eiy Tho In
this Tfictvc even Is nie ndcJ 10 nnaTt WIN"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15

The Committee u Elections have reported lba,
the return Of the sitting member was Illegal on tb,
ground tbat the Sheriff had no right TO tronsfer vote,
rom The back 10 the face Of the pos--ns was don,
90 the case. They consequently recommend that Oh,
election be declared null, and a new writ be i,su.
cd.
This action Of the Committee il p,oJably the 60
eftt Of The elaborate speech Of Mr.. Fitzgenld--eom
pl'ining that the Committee acted immethoJe,llv
~ e. TOO eYpoditously.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
RICHMOND MARKETS

~, JANUARY u.
ihe continued We, weather in,erfer,s very
"us" WIN business and our markets this week
scarcely sajrd room FER quotations.
Receipts Of produce very imited-The con,,
opened yesterday after being closed ne,,,, e..
weeks. 'ou'
Phees produce unchanged.
MONEY.
money matters are tight: James River and
han"wha bonds s5-No sales of Stocks.
Exchange on New York Il-Philadeipbi, T., ,os
Baltimore !. MN
PROVISIONS,
Our market has been poorly supplied with p,o.
So"s thus week. scarcely any poultry, and that in
different. Prices high.
bEEF.-Sales from SCI to =.
PoHk.-Very little in market. Retail n,;.. a..
Wholesale g.. w.
bACoN.-Chy cured, II to IIlc. New Bal.
timore sides 81 to Toe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
LOUISA.

Yesterday morning Mr. Crutchficld moved that
the House adjourn to meet to-day at 10 o'clock,
for the purpose OF despatehin. the contested cleo
ton from this there was no representative
on the floor, This suggestion aroused Gen. Au-
susius Aurelius, and converted him into perfec,
hurricane for ten minutes. Thunder and lightning
and wind to match! When the storm blew over.
the motion of MIR CrutchfelI was agreed to-the
LOcos voting against it, as tho they would delay
the action of the House, in their despair catch at
any thing to stave of, even for an hour, their exc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
ORPHANS FAIR.
The "Fair" for the Benefit Of the Orphan Asy
lum, 10 now going on NJ the CITY Hall.
From me Mali nal Inieifgeneer. Jan. IS.
ILIL LnEA ~ LI-LI A W


The effects Of the thaw aud worm rains Of the
last week have been most severe ond destructive ne
Tar rs heard Of from the East Millions Of dollars.
y u feared, would not pay Tho amount Of damage
that has been done by the floods.
IN the Croton Tivcr the water rose to such an ox-
tent as n carry away The e7rthcn cmbankment with
The heavy stone protection wall twenty feet thick
at It's base, Ofthe Croton dam. The mills below The
dam, the now bridge erected by the ". York Water
Commits oners, crossing the river above, and tho
three bridges below. over one Of which is the nos,
road between that city and Albany, arc all carried
away. Sefcrn dwelling houses, both above and be.
low, were swept away, and the food coming i'm H.,
middle Oi The night, and with great rapdity person,
were Obliged to escape n their night clothes and
get into trees for security. Three lives arc know
% have been lost Kings bridge and nearly all th,
bridges ore also carried away.
| On the Delaware, the Taylorsville bridge an,
/ the fardioyyllle bridge have been carried away
| each Of which cost about twenty thousand dollars
In New Jersey, the bridges NJ Aquacknock, Bel
! leyille, and Newark in succession we're all cleai
| swept away, tho Patterson Railroad viaducts nea
Aquacknock, ahd TINT ofthe New jersey railroa
| at Newark, alone standing.
The bridge over tho Psss,c, from Paterson {
Manchester, had one bent carried away by the for
ofa house which came laundering down tho strenr
against il. The Paterson and Hackonslck turn
pike company bridge the county bridge a, Aquaek
mock, owned by the counties OF Passaic, Bergeor
and Hudson, and The bridge at Bellcvillo. arc tot
losses and tho bridges 10 the west Of Paterson al
oil gone.
On tho Lohigh, the splendid bridge at Easic
was carried away, mass Of ruin. Five other brio
ges on the lsohlgh were also carried of by Il
3 noO1. Vast quantice of timber have been float,
and swept out ofdInerent streams.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15

ID'MrG'egory continues Che debate on the Bank
subject IN our paper Of the day, ard we refer 10
his speech ss justification Tor every citizen who
may happen TO diink that there has not been in.
iall,bil'iy in tie Management Of the Bank.
Inc Debate will he published in fail, eontrnry ia
our purpose At one time; Tor the Public has beeo,
deeply sSerod on the subject, ard are entitled IA
the fullest information. The results Of Yesterday
(which see) will be criticised 10. morrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
MANY VOTERS
NnRrn CARnI.INA.

During the late session Of the Legislature olhis
State, three new counties have been erected out Of
counties Of a size too large for convenience.
The nomes Of the counties are STIELT ,CLEVE-
LAND. and CALDWELL.
From the same STATE VIC learn, also, that State
Literary and Historical Society was recently formed
II Raleigh. Hon. Duncan Cameron was elected
President Professor Mitchell and Louis ID. Henry
Esqrs. Vice Presidents; Bugh MoQucen, Eco
Corresponding Secretary and Gov. SWAIN, yudg
Battle, William n. Haywocd, Jr. James B. Shep
ard, and Perrin ~. Busbse, Esqrs., Executive Com
| mittee.--fk,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
Fr The Whis

II being understood, that the present Delegate
will not be a candidate for re- election, tho under
rgnsd beg 10 present the r.ne Of Robert e.
Sianard Ior that station;-or, whose genius lusi-
ness talents and worth known 70 the City, and
which they will not therefore nrompt 70 euogizc.
One more advanced in years and Of greater e1-
peronce might be found; but there is 6one in their
opinion, who would make more useful rcprescn.
titve, and whose shining talents would nj the same
time shed such a lusire upon the community.
We know Mr.. Stanau would not refuse The
honour VI il were tho pleasure Of his fellow ciu
zens % confer il upon him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
PETER pIrpc NAM

corroN ~ NJ nhkhETS, Jan. ~.
anu our quotations are readily obtained. The ST.
mere is not ia'ge and but small proportion of !,
prime quality. We quote 8 81 cts ~ -
IobaCCo-Much activity is manifested in tho
MARKET Tor good shipping Lugs and middIng good
Leaf Tobacco; prices for these de,cr;n,;nns Eoou
advanced little; we quote Lugs 81 a So rs. and
Leoi So 50 SO rs, as in quail v. "N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
MARRII.D

~ on the 9th OF January, by the Rev. Thomas
Johnson, Dr. JESSE nj. DANIEL, of Louisa. 10 Miss
CoRNELh +. GoocI, of Fluvannn. ~ '''''
+ y" me llh instant, at the house Of John Cochran
Esq, OF Charlottesville, Col. Jous LEWIS of X.
nswha, 10 Miss SARAH L. LEWIS of m. So,
Springs. VI uc sweet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
ELECTIONS

The Senate have postponed 1defoitely the bill
from the House Of Dcleates, 70 have the elections
upon the Court days, in the month Of April. This
is the third winter the fsme bill, has shared the
same fate
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15

lGJ' Copies of the WOMAN, bound in board.
arc now ready for delivery, Price 81 25. This
volume consists OF 10 Nos, and contains the ofcisi
election returns of the several States.
Innnnr,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
NEGROES For SALE

conioTniiy to decree of he County Court Of U.no
YER entered the s2i u, will be sold for cash beGTe lie
ronl door ot the Bell Tavern In the city OF Rcbmond on
me Eoih instant Negrocr, TO VIII Slncy, an Old wom.b
uonda an active one accustomed marketing; GeoTge
an aDe mani Dennis and ram capable youths belonging
TO the estate Of w G Phillips, deed
~ CURTIs
Jos =. WHITE,
,, - Special Commiss cneTa
fIt Ia r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
MARSHALL THEATRE.
PrRIIC NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE.
-s-Upon the atryalof MADAME LECoNPrE
and The French Artistes due notice will be given OF .c re-
'iS""- ~ '''o a"O'o 'hiAbhthni"ni ia l5-n
TO TOBACCONIsTS AND uIPEns M
HANDS GENERALLY,
w nave Tor some time turned erfon 10 Furnish
- nl ia the large way, Provisions Tor hbourers G.
We arc now iurnishirr number Of pukiic WORKS and
private individuals vii their provisions and as We eHneot
10 deal largely in hcm, should he glad 10 furnish ss
many others may fad II 10 cr Interest 10 buy Qua
We tier now, N'' ~ Vs.
1000 lbs nlmc sound old Middling Bacon
bBO DO 10 DO 10 shoulders DO
1000 new Wecicru MhldlIns BACON
300 do do Shoulder do
l6n hhls No | ciipt HerFinEs
~ hhda cheap, bui sweet good Moiasses
20 hars cheap Co:ee, az lc-good
Ch6ip brown sugar
pl,hor with large stock % Family Grocercs-au cod
on = months. liza l'l WYATT a WHITE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
RICH N ON ID:
FRIDAY MORNING. JANuARYI,.
To THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE WIG

To THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE WIG.
The following saResulaucn Of the Post oGio. Depart
meni:
"a Postmaster may enclose money in a letter the pub
usher OF newspaper, pay the suhsc third per.
SON. and frank The letter If written by himself"
II our subscribers would themselves OF this rcgu!a
uon and make early reiiisnccs itwou'db be great favor
TO u.s. aud save us heavy expense In Col
larf.rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
TRUST SALE.

tf virtue Of deed Of Trust executed 10 tho
- by the buckingham Iron Manu- actnring Comrsn,.
bearing date on the 2ih November Isll and iny
coin Tue clerks Office Of Buc kiushau, COUNTY for nurno
seH herein mentioned, will be Fo!d public auction r.
cAs 10 me highest bidder, the lth tay OF FEBRIARY
next az Bear Garden Furnace. in Raid county All ~ ,la
4Isoha estate mentioned IN said deed OF abot
10 Hnu hnrsesb Wagons, and EeyeTa carts ali iho
boards AMI other castings. Also about IO Iona Pic Neil
ani alBTge humber OF Patterns, &c - '"''
Buc bingham. Jan. s. 1871 1850,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15

MY once, on tho South Fic 81 the nasin WIS forcibly
Il entered last ri1ht and with other things consider
pic number Of Cant Tickets Tor coal Delivered were sio
len Should any tickets for carage Of coal be press
for payment 10 those persons who have been
coal from inc, they will please refer the appieanifn
~ 10 ~ T. HhCMuRDO, Jr.
OFFICE DHANGE BANK OF VA
~ EtcHN0HD, 18th January, 1911. (
Ib Stockholders of this Bank, siding In this CITY and
u us vcigtY. arc n'otnsd that their dylers of a. z
per share, arc ruy able on tirs dsv.
| "a 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
MIR. WEEsTEH,. .DnpESS

10 the Ladies OF Richmond, elegantly printed on
satIn, Tor sale at the Woman Office
nt-mIDLOTulAE NoTICE.-Ars1-T,1o,e nue.;
s OF me sork holders Of the Midlothian Coal Mining
OF Richmond OF FRIDAY the 18Th Instant an no oclorg
Jao-dllom WOOLDRlDGE, Pres'L
49, To FANCY DRY GOODS DEAIERs
I'VE euertiou Of Dry Goods Merchants h resnee,6,
~ called To siocs Of Fancy Dr, Goods now ooeniug
al our store, which will be sold remarkably low F'''s
ia 10 INIOEs - HRorurp
IL Az, tioN NOIIdE.-TLe attention OF Tie pI 61c
Is sOhcrdto the sale OF valuable stfeet rrnpeT,x ne,r
y opposite the Banks THIS DAYafI2 o'cloek' "'-'
"a 10 WILLIAMS A. HAWAII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
.frriped Va Cnnol.

Canal Boat Highlander, King, from I.ynchburg.
with 4O bids Tobacco and Stems, 2 hhds. il,x seed
~ BAGS feathers and 100 bbls. flour to l. Ludl,m &
J. w. DibTeil x Co. - ~
SAILED,
Schr Adeline, Shorter, Biltimore, tobacco. SC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
p sTRoTnER, Cash'r
TEA WARE

NTHTTE China Tea sets
w R1'scd Figure and Willie China dn
French 5,li-G Io
BifLou al. n,
Gold and White dg
For cile al srEBBINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND


High Water this day, IL o'clock, A. Nj.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15

hhNlN ED,
Sehr American Eagle, Mason, PHILADELPHIA, sun.
dries, to Dunlop, Moncure & Co, Thos S6arn' Fze-
Eiel iyneman, Williams & Ilaxall, J Ii Eustace.
Crane x Co, q w Clark, Blair.
Schr Mary Ann, jerks, Norfolk.
SchT Mary Ludwig, Young, New York lime.
. Brig Eliza, Kinney, New Orleans, with 337 bbds
sugar and 400 b5ls MoIasscs to Lancaster, Denby
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
IOOK AT THIs

THE fubscrhcrs, anSiou4 welcome the Spring win,
large stock Of summer Goids will Tor the purp,ss n
making for hem, rcll what Trey hav~ remslnog a.
over Goats or Beaver Frooks PRIME COsF AMI 70.
Fpcctiuly solicit call from such who have mn suppIsd
theneovea, who wish 10 DO cheaper ibsn they can
elsewhere GEO. A. KEEN y 60,
". As we arc very much In ~ tho aRaw Maze.
ral' alias "Oue Thug Needfuin we would reepeefiuiy
request such ~ have unsettled bills with 10 call and pay
and confer q favor onthclr humble servants ~
tab G.AE Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15

(MPs AT REDUCED PRICEs.-we have
- OF band har seal, coney, muskrat fur seal and otter
mt bAfT which We viii sell NJ unusually nw pflces--
Persona IA want q Caps win nnd IN fhef lnteresto CAV
on We. isb JNO THOMPSON A co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15

,etes, more fet In some shape ia the Legislature
As an incipient measure. State "Hoard Of Trade
composed OF merchants, with some duties to perform
not Incompatible with the rights of Others, c Gated
and sustained by legislative sanctions, might give
rise to some new and useful movements connected
with the commerce Of the State. A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15

CUPERIOH sEGARs.-The subscriber has i1.,
y rceeiveda lo 81 RtEaas and hern prime snd Rsnu.
ne. " DuVAI,
alb Corner be'ow the Banks
NV CROP srGAR.- ~ hhdr prime N " s0far. ina
~ received, for raie iiaisl Fay 10
10n BAGS RIO Codee, received, Tor saie
lOO aij Fry a. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
nIANAGERs' OFFICE.


VTlVU5WC tlUlTu TtVnH,
nUhWtNG Of vitrinia Monousall Ioitery, No q 70.
- ccyrd ibis ninr,-SIOOOO, glO 10 Of 100, &c
Virginia Nouonza'ia No 4, drawn tomorrow. Capital
prze fj2J'. 3D0O ncti, 10 h5 bcC0 prizes Of
100 each. Is Nos-1ni drawn htllos Tickets so
iai5 GREGORY a co M,nssers
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
AN UNLUCkY WIFE-HUNTER.
From the Sheffield Ind,prndent.

A few weeks ago an advertisement for a wife APP
peared in the t.rn,ns ham Herald headed 'Matrmo-
NAL PROPOSAL and setting forth that the advertiser was
gentleman who wished to marry lady from 81 TO
30 that she have genteel appearance, liberal
education and respectable Iions and be possess
ed of property the value Of G5O0 least that the
advertiser in his 9Th year of gentlemanly appear
and address of respectable xions; posses
sed of $4,000 in respectable and well established bu
sness and that he had house furnlhed with every
worldly comfort.
young gentleman If this town. noticing the adver-
tssment wrote him under the style Of female; stat
ing her qualifications and that she possessed Of
{ 900, entirely at her disposal in consequence
of which a general correspondence ensued and in
terview between them decided as being the
most proper mode Of arranging matters, and ascertain
ing how each party would suit the other According
~, Wednesday evening a, half past seven, fixed
for the Tine and the Cemetery the place OF meeting
Long before the time appointed, The gentleman in
search Of love with an engraving Of The Ce-
meteiy, sent him by the should-be. lady, where n she
had pointed on, the spo, al which he was TO meet her,
comparing with tie place, and affecting air Of Dig
nifed importance, from which he doomed to be
lowered
number Of young gentlemen were ihero at the APP
pointed time, and all anIiously made their way 10 the
unknown gentleman for the purpose OF viewing his
features bu, he did all in his power to proven, has
face from being seen Al length, view Of II was oh
tanned. which caused small degree Of merrimen
among those who were in the secte especially wh.r
they discovered that he had lost eye, and could
with difficulty, with the olher having also, sever
al other defects all calculated give iho
idea Of man Of Penle.l appearance. After allowing
him to wat twenty minutes past the appointed time h'
was accosied by the parry and told tia, The lady ow
ing 10 the ~ the evening was unable 10 mee
him, and tina, they were depuied 70 meet him in be
stead He immediately perceived the hoaI, and h
fury va. beyond all description lie left the Csre,e
~ with all speed, his hosIefs keeping al hts heels
,e.ring and laughing al MS modification. This Wal
kept Up until they arrived At the top Of Sheffield moor
when they lost sight Of him. The part, then sep.rA,
ei bu, Two Of them Afterwards him making th'
best Of hs way along Uuons'fse, for the town, snc
.galn besst him with okes, throwing 10 his teeth Ma
loving words contained IN his letters 70 the lady Thh
caused Lin 70 take his heels with oil speed an,
away he through any by-roads he could find, IN
III ne Al length reached the msTksLPlace Thsrs h,
as aga, doons> - increased ni'lgr4h. %, n &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
WHERE Is CALVARYt

Extract of a work entitled Elizabeth Thornton."l
As Twas leaning over the railing at Catherwoods
P,nornma OF jerusalem quietly absorbed in contem-
plating the Of surprising interest there pictured
20 the eye, stranger broke my reyere by sudden
bu, serious question, "Will YOU tell sir" said he,
"wLere calvary isl was startled al first by the in
curry, but recolecting myself Immediately pointed
70 the spot, was then gazing on II, and unused again.
The view before full OF objects 10 fix the at
eniion and awaken deep emotions in the heart. The
mosque OF Omar rose in eastern magnifcence, and re-
fscIed the dazzling radiance of the noon day sum-
Palaces and towers mnare,s and arches stood before
the eye, and claimed and received the admiration Of
every beholder A mixed multitude were spectators
the scene bu, spot the centre OF universal
attraction. Why did they not look TO the troop Of
wandering Arabs which formed prominent feature of
lie yiewl Why did they pass by the governor OF the
city, he sat uxurating in his tent, dispensing jus
tee to the gathering peopel Why is that shocking
sight overlooked, where a criminal is stretched on the
ground with his feet upturned and barred TO receive
the bastinado which the cIecutioner is brandishng
above him' Why is Mount Olivet with its green TO-
lsge and the more distant hills that surround the city
and remind US OF that striking declaration, las the
mountains arc round about Jerusalem, is the Lord
round about his people forever,"-why are these un'
noticed for the time that all eyes may be turned upor
one unmarked spoti
Because tina, spot is Calvary The time was wher
the eyes OF the universe fixed upon that spot
God from his throne looked down upon 1t. Angels
ceased their songs awhile and gazed upon IT, Thu
Son of God dying herethe last &C. in the TRACE
dy OF mans redemption on Calvary-and the spot ha
been made memorable 10 the annals of the world
There are other scenes earth that are beheld wit
lively interest anu intense delight But the mind tina
ever was touched with the dying love of the Lord o
glory, ~il turn away from all other spots, aid DIVE
on Calvary. II loves to dwell there. And should th
humble follower OF the meek and lowy Jesus be take
up into exceeding high mountain, whence he eoul
the kingdoms Of the world and the glory Of then
h.would cast his eye abroad over the expanded view
and before resting a single point, would inquir
Where is Calvary
There is no place out Of heaven dearer TO pior
heart. And sm wrong in saying there is no place
heaven more precious TO the believers soul than n
sweet spot, would rather lie a, the foot OF Il
cross than the foot Of the throne And though Il
heart is filed wd, sadness, when the sufierngs OF II
Savior are in view, yet ,he sad heart Is hIl'
With love that other affords
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-28
fPUBkEafIEKS & PROPRIETORs

diiion TO the ,wo who had followed him fton Union
street he had again to encounter tho patty who had 80
kndi, met him q, ,hc Cemetery Onward he sped, {.
fast hts legs could carry him, until he got opposite
the roniiue where . coach standing, into which
he wished to get but unfortunately tor h,u and To, tbs
amusement OF his followers. who were now very nu-
me Gus lady had Just engaged the coach, and he vas
compelled again ,o take to his heels In abou, 'h'ee
minutes he reached the railway station, where he took
refuge to his great satisfaction and 90 the delight OF
his putsucrs who reached that place rs soon as he
There was the 'luckcss wight, heated brcahless he
spa,tered and IN a pcriec, rage His appearance my
10 better imagined than described. The tram ""
gone and nothing remained Tot him but to 20 back Ia
to the town as well as he could This he was allowed
to do quietly his tormen,otS having left him to take his
chance.
In the morning, however, 10y seven o'clock he was
again met Ia the Wicker by OF his attendants OF
the previous evening whose appearance threw him in
to ndescrbabe Consideration, tha, he seemed doubt.
ful whether TO run back or venture forward lie did
90 on, however, and was followed To the railway sta
ton whence he took his departure bs the haltpss,
seven O'Clock train, in n ,hrdclass carriage for West
Broomwich, about FIVE miles south OF Birmingham tho
place from whence he had been uailed IN search Of
wife
lie spoke, in his advertisement, Of having had 4
small disappointment before but tho result OF this ad
venture will probably deter him from another atemp,
TO epar his disasters by advertising his charms TO en-
snare the ladies'.