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MARINE INTELLIG ENC FORT OFT MOBILE E-AUGUsT IS.
CLEAR ET

CLEARED Ship Areatus, Lincoln for Liverpool, c Center X Ship Mary Frances Percival, for New York, Ryan, Brig Mary Jones, Chase, for Baltimore. schr Laurel Burgess, for Plymouth Mass. master.
 ARRIVED Steamboat Victoria, Toulmin, fin New Orleans.
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The latest news rom Havana is to lhe eth inst Coi- fee was selling at Ss lOl, nominal. Flour Sl4l. Lard Northern, 135 l4-stock large.
 Bills on London IA IA prem-scaree. New York 2 Il 9 prem; Orleans per ct disc. Money 10 per ct prem, and not much difficulty in obtaining.
 The sickness abating, but the weather continued hot and dry with scarcely any interval of other reliefthermometer go at sunrise and e 10 sg Extract from letter, received in this city, dated
 COLUMBUS, (Miss.) Aug. 9. The cotton crop in this section of country bids be good and from all the information get give il our opinion the crop will exceed the a-t,-althougl crop will be cut o others their crops will eq ual that of 3q. The sandy land generally will make light crops owing the drought but the prHres there will be full returns In conversation with intelligent ge- teman few days since, he stated il his belief that tho receipts at Mobile he coming would be about eyer be no certain calculation made this me the numerous enemies in the shape of cut worm army werm &c winch the plant has yet contend will, ,may prove more disastrous than be foeseen( our ALABAM,.-A letter from Irwinton, Harbour co) of the 7h August, :"Our crop of corn and | as promising as the planters wish"
 The Selma Free Press Of the crop in that part of Dallas couny-"Within few days, we have heard many planters speak of the having upon the growing cotton crop Though they do not believe that the havoc of this dreadful will be great last year. vet is thought the crop will he much below what it promised two 0 three weeks ago." We learn from Liyingston Sumter co) under date o the Eth inst. that the planters beginning pick their cotton and that il promised better than for several previous years, at the The crops lad been injured in parts of the county by the drought | but were still promising. g.-(JOurnal
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HAY.-500 bales prime North River Hay, re- gently received on consignment, will be sold at low price in lots to suit purchasers, by augl8 J. c. RYAN, 36 Water-st. MACCARONI.-25 cases fresh Maccaroni, for MI sale by D. C. LOWBER $ co, auglS 34M 59 Com. st. CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT on New Or V leans, for sale by
 augl8 ROBERTSON & co. DRAWING OF MONONGALIA LOTTERY, GLASS r.
 l9 l6 54 55 35 60 GA 14 IS I9 62
 65 r 49
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'7Sl4 Prizes, amounting to
$47725

N'oif i'nes, amounting .o S4I,726 Tickets $1-Halves 50 Cents. Packages f25 tickets, $25, warranted to draw at
 least $l2 Packages of 25 half tickets, SIP 50, war qaned to draw at least s6. Packages of 25 quarter tickets, S62 warranted to draw at least $3.
 For packages single tickets, apply at the Mana gers Office, corner Dauphin and Water-sts
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Iickets-TIO Halves T5: Quarters $2 50. For sale until Friday next at the Managers Ofice 54 Royal st., next deor to the entrance of the AL hambra.
 OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Class No. 93 Extra, for 1S41. -66-7S-36-52-39- 9-42-I2-22-IO-
 23-9S-6l
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H n REWARD-Ran away from the subscri- R 1O Der in the latter part of July last, my m,,- latto boy FRANK, IT IS years of age, aDout it or , inches nigh, light complexion and light curly hair. He is believed to be harbered by some one in the city; and if it can be proved that he is harbored and the harborer convicted will pay an additional reward of fifty dollars.
 aug8 30 ANTONIO PINTO.
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ST. MtRTINsvILLE, Ua) Aug. :. Cotton picking has commenced several of the plan atiOns in Parish, and if can judge from present appearances, the crop will he very large one this year Thank heaven there sign of caterpilas yet in the fields, and trust they gone 10 that bourne from whence traveller returns.n
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-18

augls N. o. J. TISDALE, sec'y pro tenn. cox OUT FOR SQUALLS For the pro- 1A lection of merchandise landing on the wharyes from the sudden rain squalls common al this sea- son, have ready for hire twenty tarpauns, each CO., vering space of3O by 40.
 augS A. B. HOMER, Commerce st.
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SPLENDID SCHEME. $30,OOO $1O,OOO! $5,OOO!
 Tickets Ten Dollars. RAMA IATE

Extra Class No. 3l, for ls4l. D. s. GREGORY & CO.,, Managers,
 For Mobile Lodge No. 40. Determined by the drawing Leesburg Lottery Class M, at Alexandria, Va. Aug. IA, l84l.
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EDIsro ISLAND, ts. 0 Aug. 2,

EDIsTo ISLAND, (S. CD Aug. 2. As great have been many showers this season. deci dedly the heaviest fell on Thursday night II will do in cacnable mischief Yesterday the forms of small pods ftlling by thousands. From all that l can learn, there has been much rain here this than in any of the Sea Islands.
 pr.uFopr cS Auo
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%EA NOTICE TO HOTEL KEEPBRS.-
 $M. That well situated and commodous three-sto- ry brick building on the south west corner of Water and Church sts., known as the Church Street House.
 having kitchen, washing, ironing and servants room and stables complete, and sufficient csterns upon the premises is being thoroughly repaired, and may be rented on reasonable terms upon application at the office of the Alabama Life Insurance and Trust Company, northeast corner of St. Francis and Roy al streets, to be delivered on lst November next
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OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Extra Class s2, for ls4l.
 32-S-64-6-40-65- -l2-l2-2s-5l-2-2I
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VENGEANCE ON NEW YORK at 60 days for lL sale by A. BATRE & co.
 aug9 70 Commerce-st
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HORN, OATS AND BRAN--In store TOO O sacks White Corn selected for meal 200 sacks good Heavy Oats
 p bales North River Hay superior article, re-
 ceved this day per schr. Swan 800 sacks White Corn in good order 100 bushels sacks of fresh bran in splendid order
 for sale by LA. COOPER, augl3 32tf cor Com. & State st.
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MARRIED.

BEAUFORT, (S. CD Aug. :. am sorry say that the heavy rains running our cotton crops.
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Doors, 3 I, $4 20. Window Blinds, $l l2k cts per foot, with hinges and fastenngs all com pete, discount of per cent will be made for all sums $l00.
 augl3 32tf JEREMIAH REA
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Tickets only Y4 5O-Shares m proportion. For sale until Friday next at the Managers, No. 54 Royal Street, next door to the Alhambra.
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1841-12-04

and never see star thrown on tho h..
of the moon, but at sea it is so comm.
that it is apt to be done careessly N;nj
pages of Astronomy and sentimen, ~"
the description of Rio, heightened by J
large admixture Of the authors Interest,",
SELF are very fine but for nothing do w.
admire him more than his attempt 10 NJ.
serve that rare chaunt, tie "Te DENIM
from the destruction it might meet W.T.,
in the more triflng works in which +, !
originally found, by placing it both
Latin and Greek upon the pages Of NJ
"voyage around the world.' How Ml
blood thrills when we read Of his being q,
tired "de pie en- cap" (see his improve
mcnt upon the French) "to look at IN
dark eye of the gale" and then ",he ,e,
rble roller on the weather BEAM" an
the spurning SURGE" and "the SCI
moan in its flight of Storm" "the hear |
passage of the aerial elements" "spanki
gaf down." double reefed foresa1
"close reefed maintopsaiI," &c. &c.
it wonder that in such tumult an
confusion as this nominative cases shm
frequently become objective, and nu
substantives active verbs
The lines to bird that lighted on t
deck, commencing
Sweet bird of the isle, too far Ger the al
Thou hast bent thy slight wing-come hiAJ
There's none that will harm thee, sweet bid
of the isle
As thou on this bosom shall rest for vhieI
are very beautiful we do not doubt, BID
unfortunately for us a mcssmatc of NJ
II. informed us that he strangled the bid
in order to stuff it just before writing ii
above, and though the two last lines mst
come under the head of poetic fiction, !
we have said above, our imagination
defective. Fine powers of descrip,il
are shown in the following mention of d
Banyan "cOws." 81 marked particular
ly one gentle creature, a brindle colon
or, thick and short with white frecke
face He looked like favorite, and the1 !
was gravity and kindness in his coune
ance, and friendship in his manner and
white frlll of his superintendent hide e
tended down his neck and breast, al
along the belly, and wreathed itself
graceful folds over his hind legs" Ho
many pages are here condensed into aie
lines Imagine the gravity Of the 0
ard tho gravity Of the chaplain-the m
tual kindness-the friendly manners
the ox-which we do not doubt was fol
reciprocated, but whether shown in
mere shake Of the hand or in an embn
is not stated. 1t is not necessary. d.
must be the reader who has it not vivid
before him. And what then must ha
been the effect of that skin drapery. tic
tasty and how useful too That amin
could never have become skin bound
Joyfully would we go on thus, cuI'I
beauties Gas they readily may be Guile
from every page, but we must draw 4
remarks to close. AS yet we have show
the writer as writer only, and We ca
not refrain from mentioning his quaint
as man, particularly his sense OF prop
ETY. and decision of character in eoqOe
denunciation of the conduct of the freo1
at the Sandwich Islands and the freeze
with which he lauds every act of our NJ
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1841-12-04
81. |. T. & II |. ID.
VOYAGE AROUND THE WORLD

Rarely has it been our lot to meet with
SO rich treat as we have received in
the pages of a late publication, emit
tied "The Flag Ship, or Voyage around
the World in the U: S. Frigate Columbia,
BY the Rev. Fitch w. Taylor, Chaplain
to the Squadron" Three years since,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
pottrp.
TIE LArE RIsIIoP pIoORE-

A66 LATTE nlshtOf MOORE.
Fev mes have lived. (s.ys the Riehmoed Whir, J
Who performed all the duties of . coed Chrissian
snd good citizen 18th sveeteF grsee-aDd never
wa pastor more beloved By thoss entrusted TO III,
care. Their temporal end eternal welfare vss the
great Elm Of his rxis,enee. The ehsrssisr Of the
NiItAeE PaEAenrn, In all i,s trsits, foand resii-
nation in him.
TO relieve the wrrtehsd vac his'pride,
Nod cen bis fzilings lean'd IN Vitus = aide
but IN h,s duty, prompt 81 every eaii,
Tie uaithh aud weIt, he felt and pr., ID foS ALL
And, asa bird. each fond eadesrmeat tres,
a tempt its De~-Aedged Offspring TO the skies,
ne tried each art, rrpToved essh dali delay,
Allured 20 brighter worlds and led chs vay.
Beside the bed where parting life wa laid
And sorrow, gull and pain. by turns dismay'd,
he reverend ehampisn stood. Al his soatrol,
Despair snd AnGuis's hed the struggling soul
Comfort came down the trembling wretch TO raise
And bis last saitering accents whispered praise.
A. ebgsSh nth mech aud usalr. eted grace
H's lcoks adornd the venerable place
Tr<th. from HE lips, prevailed With double sway,
Add fools who came To seod. rrmsin, d To pray
The service past. around the pioos man,
With steady zeal each honest rustic ran;
Zen children follo~ d With endesrinE vile,
And plusk'6 HE ko~n, to share the good ma = smle
It's ready smile, parents warmth sHpress'd,
Their welfare pleased him. and their cares
o them his heart, his love. his grieTs we're Eivra
hot all his serious thoughts had real In Heaven.
A, some tall siiG. thst lifts its awful FORM
Swrlis from the vale, and midway leaves the storm
he' round its breast the rolling clouds are spread
Eternal soashiPe settles on tie head"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

our country. and leave no jus, means 90
tined TO preserve the union and integrity
OF the Wing party. Especially let us sc.
iect another and better leader-one
who knows thai the only consistency
suitable to Unite creature. like man, 10 4
consistent pursuit OF truth; and that 10
live Tor Thirty years without changing On
opinion, 10 10 live thirty years without
Improvement. srd who, therefore, will
not make u he great business Of his life
10 'n'nk, or appear 10 think. to-day a. be
thought yesterday, nor look upon II - a
reproach that he has become wiser by ex.
penenee. Let Us have q man who, while
be has intelligence 20 know his own opin.
ions. and irmness TO pursue them, will
yet understand that the only value OF any
opinion is its agreement with truth. and
VIII therefore At once abandon any and
every opinion. when satisfied that il 10
false and injurious. Let Us have q man
whose mind Is deeply impressed with the
importance 10 his country Of the great
principles OF the Wing party. and whose
ndelily 10 them is guaranteed, not by
pledges given upon obtaining . nomi.
nation, bot by the faithful devotion
OF his life to his country's service. Above
all. let US have . man with sound Anne.
ncan head and a sound American heart
whose patriotism. instead Of dwindling
INTO the nsuowness Of = political sects:y,
enlarges itself TO embrace and love and
ioster every interest OF our whole coun-
Try. Let Us have such q leader. inscribe
he name upon the glonous Wing banner,
and give u TO the breeze, aud rely upon il,
gentlemen, noble triumph awaits us.
With such 4 leader we defeated the
pbalanx OF LGcofocoism. headed by Van
Buren,. and welding without scruple, for
party purposes, the whole Executive pow
er and patronage Of the nation. Shall il
admit Of doubt that we can defeat the
same party under the guidance OF Mr..
Tyler?
But, sir, (ssid Mr. B. in conclusion }
however It may De in other States under
such circumstances, the Old North State
wall again give evidence Of her devotion
TO the Wing principles Tor which she was
distinguished in 1915 and I776 Then.
again, will North Carolina-sir. I speak
not Of Carolina, nor OF South Carolins,
but Of NORTH Caroliaa-ihen again will
North Carolina, the fearless, the faithful.
The honorable, but moderate State. show
herself true 10 Wing principles. whoever
may desert them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
Improved Durham short
Horned Cattle.

WlAYiNG received q Temarksbiy choice lot
~ Of thorough bred Improved Dsrhsm Short
hprAs, Which we're selected FROM toms Of the
mosi eelsbrsted herds in this country add IN
Englaud, By gentlem an in the neighborhood
% bsitinore, Who purchased them Tor his own
use, BOT Who has recently rslinquishsd bis agri-
ealturai operations kad that / have nov
more On hand than am wiliinE 10 winter and :
viii therefore dispose % Tie following animals
81 rates uhich must b. regarded as feaaonabls
~ sll Whe have eng idea o. TIE very superior
qualities Of The improved breeds
TiO0 fine Bull Caires, Durhams,
Ons 10, The other months old. both got b,
imported Dr Berry. dams by Frederick. grand
dsms by imported Memmou, crest grand dem,
thorough Tesswai q The old 'Hirrsslt
stock
n Bull CaiE, Durham and 4yrsbire,
Eisht month' ali. got by imported Df Berry
dan BY imported Ayrshire. grand dam by FRED
erics rfeft Erard dem hY imported Msmmon.
IN .iyrfhire and Durham C0r,
(Dam ~ ihs above 3yssrs Old. got by lmport
81 Ayrshifs. dam by Ffsdsrick. rfand dan b,
imported Msmmon
IN addiiou 90 ihe shove
n litter 0f = fhoY9 bred ReyL,Lirs Pie
(blact and Ekits.l vtieh Z warrant 10 be ss
rived from the csisbfafsd stosk OF ~ 49,.
II .fBsag.
hEx n BoTELER.
Fouataia Roch, Nov o., lsfI IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
GrnrraI EnttIItorntr.

1rWe P0bliShed few weeks since m extended
account OF the ol bigAiny eommiued by BUIiuE.
IL ~il be seen by the sohjoned. he has been tlied,
convicted, aud received sentences:
Conviction OF EDWARD BOILING
This notorious villain, OF whom our read
eEs have doubtless read. has been tired
for "bigamy" al the Superior Court OF
Rockingham county, y. G. and found
guilty. He was sentenced TO be branded
with the letter b on the left cheek,
(Which was carried into execution in the
presence OF the eourD to be imprisoned
3 years. and receive ID lasheS ct three
several times before the expiration OF the
term Of imrrison mem. HIS abode has
been assigned to him 10 Guiliord Jail. II
would been well 20 have branded in legi.
bic characters the word "fend" upon hi,
forehead Ball. Pot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

At@OsphSrie Carriage Springs.-Mr.
Levi BlsseIi, Of Newark, is the protector
OF q continuance to promote comfort and
ease IN travelling, especially by railroads
II Is substitute for the ordinary car aud
carriage springs now in use. the elasticity
and spring being produced by a,mospher.
&c ar condensed 10 cylinder. some y hat
resembling that OF a susall steam engine
made air tight at one end, with a piston
working ia the other. Four Of these
springs have been in use 30 one Of the
cars Of the New Jersey Railroad Tor some
months past, and gwen general Sa,isfse.
ton. The American Institute has award.
ed the Inventor its highest premium.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
TIE DEVIL KILLED

The Raleigh IN. CO. RasP gives the following
account Of fellow being shot in Georgia lately
10 the Disguise Of a eevh;-
The fellow disguised himself Nith q
club foot, went 10 the house Of en- old
lady. . rich willow. called himself the
devil. and frightened the hmlly off the
premises, took the old lady's money. and
sloPed. Ia The act Of Feiresiing. be vas
met mile or two from The house by .
man Si.h q gun, who bad been 70 attend
a muster, add was then returning home
who. too had taken q little too much OF
The "edtt1r" TIE man upon meeting
him. rslTs alsd. lsvsllsd his gun, add de-.
manted Nhb cones tbeteY am the
Pnncs Of darkness, but Il is not thee am
alter, Jesse BradlOck. bad but ons or
tao subjects and them I have despaich~S
% The loser regions" Jesse s0i beng
disposed % lst be devii.hip pass present.
Cd be gun ED ordered ban GOT 90 move
Saisa commented swelling. emitting
smoke 81 ihe same tine aud burning sol
Pbsf Jesse not hkirg 1he scent Of ihs
iulPhuf fred. and laid The Satanic Ma.
lesly a corpse ~ hit feet lie lhen made
bii say 60 che house Of The old lady
Whsfe he i91Hd TIE iamhy % ihe greaiest
disifess Upon inquiry be aas Sold that
ihs devil bad hsea ihsfe. AMI they we're
compelled % ly 10 ihc woods for pfo'ee-
ion' o. Be carried od 1y bin alive. Jesse
inDrmed them that be bad ju,t Killed the
devil.
They Immediately took lhs rosd and
tracked hin BY the irsek q ibe clab Zoo.
Until ihsy cane up Wnh be body. ahsu
hey diggbcd BIN % BIS garments. took
Of ibe club fooi fssossfsd he moosv
Thich De bed sioiea. vsshei be face
aad recognized him g. msn EDO bed
hvsd as'ghsof 70 ihsm Co macy ysap
Ise PlssisTs Hotel. 10 81 Louis vasre-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

WsLking on Wafsr.-A gentleman o.
Cincinnati has invented Life PressTver
by mOans Of which the power Of locomo.
ton is retSInsd IN the wafer. 10 an up
night position. II consists Of q garment
water tight, TO enesSe the feet. legs, and
the body TO near the arms, aud near the
latter Is fitted large life. prsseTver. To
the hands are fixed paddles. Having
witnessed AZ experiment 10 front Of the
city, where the wesrer en,efed the va.
ter and passed down the Sbsnnel tor dis
lance OF fourteen hundred feet. the edi.
tor Of the Gazette testihes that the buoy.
ant power Of this garment Is 90 great q
to Goat any one for hours. vifhout gsffine
psf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Col. Monroe Edwards was bfoughiinlo
Court and arrsigned on four several To-
dietmeuts N addition TO the one on which
be wRs srraigned on . former occasion for
forgery in the Sd degree. two Of which
were for forging drafts for $4,000 each.
with intent to defrsud Edward Corris.
Jr., and others, another for $1,000 with
inleni 10 deiFaud the same and the other
IN forging letter Of credit, with intent 70
deira1d Joshub Clifford. 10 both Of which
be pleaded not guilty. On application Of
his counsel, J. Prescott Hall, Esq. the
trials Of these causes. as in the former
case, were moved into the Court Of Oyer
and Tertniner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
FOR RENT,
THAT WELL KNowM
I'M
EE--. 60 -
FOR RENT.
Tavern Stand, (lhe Valley
HOtel,l

N chsrlsstown. jefferson county. virginia.
q situated IN the most central part Of the TOW n
Midway between the Court House and Bank AZ
present occupied by William Gorrsll The
house Is large and eommOdiOus, including pri-
va's apartments for family. with convene nj
kitchens and other out-buildings. There are
two stables on the premises, one Of which is ip-
serior 70 no other IN the Valley. There is q
we'll Of good water within the ward. add in fact
every eonvenienes an estsblishmeot Of the kind
requires Possession 10 be had on the frat da '
Of April next The terms will DO inside know 3
BY applying 10 JOHN KENNEDY.
Nov. 4, isII IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

IhE THREE JOLLY HUSBANDS.
Three jolly husbands out In ths coan.
nny' oy the name OF Tim Watson, Joe
brown and Bili Walker. sat late one eve
ning drinking at the village tavern, until.
beins pretty we'll oarned, they agreed
mar each one on returning home should
do the hFst thing that hi, wife told him.
IN default OF which be should the ,ext
morning pay the bill They then sep,r.-
Ted Tor The night, engaging &c meet ass,n
'ne next morning. and give an homes, &C
count OF their proceeding, al home. .o (.v
as they related 10 the till.
The mex, morning Walker and Brown
were early az their posts. bu, i, IA. soma
nmr before Watson made his appearance.
Walker began first:
lou see when | entered ny house
ne candle was out, and the ffr giving
ont a shmmering Of light cane nes1
Walking accidentally Ir,o pot OF batter
mat The pancakes we're to be made of IN
The morning NV wife. who was dread
'uily out OF hunor al sitting Up so late.
said 10 re ssrcasiically:
BIZ do put yosr foot IN Ire Lgff,,"
just as yor say, Macy, said I. and
without the leas, hesitation I pu, nv g.,
mo The pot Of batter and iken went 10
bee W
Next Joe Brown told his Story:
My wife had already retired in our
usual sleeping room, which adio,ns IA.
kitchen. and the door OF which vas sia,.
not being able TO navigate perfectly. YOU
know, made dreadful Gathering among
The household furniture. and my wife 40
no very pleasant tone. baWled out:
DO freak HE Porriags pot -
No sooner said than done. seized hold
The bal OF The pot. and. striking il against
The chimney ianb. broke IL N hundred
Fieoes Ai;er this exploit retired to
lest. and go, curtain lecture all nigh, for
my pains"
1t was now Tim Wai.on's turn 10 give
an account OF himself. which he did Wih
very long face. as follows:
My wife gave ne the most unluekvs
command ~ the world; for was blundsf.
ing Up stars IN the dark "a hen she cried
out:
DO break tour n'ok. do Ter -
IH be oufsed II DO. Kate. sad l.
as gathered mysslC up. "I'h sooner nav
'he bill. Aad 90 landlord. here's a..
cash Tor on, and TIN, 1. he last tire IN
ever f'sa I've collars GA the command OF
ny whe.'