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The Newark Advertiser from which we copy
the furee ding, remarks Should Indiana elect n
Loco instead oia " hig, as we lave sci her down,
each party will he "qunl. 1t will then he left FIR
Tennessee 20 decide The character of The Scnule
The present Legislature of Tennessee having ud-
juurned without eleclng U. ). Senators, that task
will therefore devolvc on the Legislature to be
elected next August"
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Later from Mtrico. The U. s. steam frigate
Missouri arrived NJ New Orleans on the 22i ut.
bringing dispatches from our Ministerin Mexico,
said TO he favorable to Il settlement of all difficult
ties W. Richards aud Il. HalliIeo of the Sand
wich Islands were passengers Van Ness and
other Texan prisoners captured Mt San Antonio
hnve been sentenced to ten years Imprisonment
in The cnsilr ol Pernic.
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Newspaper, Forwarding, aud Genera Agent
SUPPLt GS 10 order, wh grea,er pomptiiude and reg
ouariy lhan any other house, and the rcasona-
bic TERMS Ga London Daily Pape, i &C ,0s Sterling Der
aunum1 NEWSPAPERS, PRIcE CURR rs.SHIPPiNG LisTs
MAGAZINES and Books to a paris oftho UNITED STATES
CANADA N)vA ScoTIA ami NEW Brunswick, by the
Mail Steamers sal ing the ! h and 18th nj each month
GOm LIVERPOOL well by those from Bristol and South
anpt,p and 10 all The WEST INDIA lsLALDs, MEXICO
and TFx>sb The Roy Mai Steamers sailing every iotl.
ngai from Falmouth
Parcoi sent to his shall be puncuay forwarded to
their destination Any desc pilon Of Goods purchased
aud forwarded IN urder.
Next OF KIN and all other description of ADvERrGs.
MEHrs received FIR insertion in all the European Pubhsa
h0ns
y All orders should he add csscd CHARLES WILL.
MER full and will he attended ess accompan-
led by reference for payment on some Liv
rrnnll LII I.nnl., Hnmsn.
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CoyoREss On Monday It is doubtful whether
there was quorum. The Message probably was
delivered on Tuesday. and WI be here this lay
or Saturday. We slinl mol publish it IN an extra.
unless there ssoelhng in it to coll for its pul'i'
cation previous 10 our next paper Thursdays
Y. Tribune announces the death Of James w
Williams, NJ. C. from Maryland. He died Of apo
plexy, on his way to Washington.
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NOVEMBER 2e, 1e42.
NEW AND SEAS0NABLE GOODS.
N vombcr %.


STORRS & LAM OONs, hiv" just return
y ed to" Bo'to' vim rth"e aJddi'a 10 their
-ldck OF Soud' Wp't Ol whlth nave been Bought al
greatly reduced prices Gon Srp,cnb'r purchases.
We have ne" 'Iyhe OF CnA'ing Clo'h Broad
Cloths, Cassimcics, aud rich VeHet unt Cashmere
Fe'""ss' r,,,..--,r
p,r ~ 'l1I1' ''N' n WV.
''' ''' sans ny raw low 'e' anu W" '''
e;,,. Dt-3 uO0P9' VIZ;
Nv r''''',-,' ''",i 10 - Lines, Pr'"l "oSo'
- " Gus "'I' '"eS' A''Pee"s' S"a'ohS
'''"'' ""o = y" ''"'S'
CLOAK GOODS, viz.
A'1tncco g, PHn"rs, NelpOutaA, Thibet Cloths &
lndd"nas.
BONNET GOODS, viz:
Plain and T,rlton V,lyr. do, Sa,ins and silks
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DEATHS.

1n Bradford lat inst. Miss c. Charlotte Agor aged 81 years
and months Printers in VI, Mass and NJ T. requested
notice.
In Bmeboru', 2lst u MI syvsnus sartwel IS, rovou.
tonary pensonei
In Richmond 25th u Thadleus Crane, Esq Deputy Coloc
tor, 49,
In Barnard, 90 Mrs Mary Richmond wife of Mr. Rollin
Rchmond and Oldest daughter of Jonathan Marsh Esq of Beth
ell, 80.
Marsh, Esq. IS
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AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.

Tyson Furnace, VT, Sept "a. 1872.
All of the above articles he found at tho TYSON
Furnace Ware House, Monpc,cr, "a few doors south It
he head Of Min St) which will be soil al VIII 'les1e
y retail at The lowest p-ices Constantly hand and
lnulrtured order all kinds o Copper and I'm Ware,
Stove Pipe, &c. &c.
he sub>cbr wonld inform the public that Tyson Fur
ace ere the exclusive Of Spaultngs prcnt
Ar hue for elevated ihc counties of WiPdhom,
Windsor. o ange, Washington, AN lie, Caledonia. O.
cars aud Essex persons lnrnA up'n said pa
emit either by bending using wait b. prompt p" 'efated
AARON HAVEN, A."nt-
Mrntneler Nov. 18th, 1911. :" -
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CENTER LAMB,S EsTATE.

THE Subscribers having been appointed by The Honora
bic Probate Cunrl for the dsc Of Washington com.
mssinneS receive, examine aud all claGs and de-
mans Of all persons against the estate T Center Lamb
late Of Montpelier district, Deceased represented in
sovc T. and hc tc If six months from the "A day #
November 1912 allowed by sad to the creditors Of
sail decreased IN exhibit prove their respective claims
Def usdI give notice thai will ait, nj 10 ine nuties
oC our appointment The office of Tn 4. IL 1 Reed in
Mopcer in said district the 81 Tuesdays December
aud Apnl Al 10 O'Clock frennon each al said days
ELISHA JEWETT Comm Sc
IA MES II, Lam iDoN, sioners.
IA Dl9Il
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Foreign The Columbia steamer arrived at Bos'
ton on Monday, from England, brings little news.
In China, the British have gained urthcr victo-
ries Gen. Cass returned IN the Columbia.
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MARRIAGES.

Yesterday numberspadcuars and 'fxns' yet rccciy
ed,-r d,
In West Randolph Mr. Sylvester Birristor to Miss Thcbo W.
Lamson.
In Now Orleans. 18Th ult w II. b. Wills, Esq Miss f. NJ
Bonney Of Waterford VI.
In Bennington 29th u Adin Thaycr IT, ooc Falls, N.
Y, to Miss Eliza d. uughct OF lion. Inland Hall.
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BOSTON MARKET, DEC. 6.

WooL-No change of any Importance -snles Of
domestic wool limited, and but little doing in for
eirn
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WE TIE subscribers, being appointed by the Honorable
w he Probate Cour Tor the dislric Of Randolph Com.
missioners o. receive, examine aud dust all claims and
demands oal persons agansr the estate Of Andrew RICH
adson ate II range in sa dis riot deceased
nsolyen and also all claims aud demand exhibited Ia of.
set thereto and SIX months from The 3lst day Of October
being allowed by said Court for that purpose there
ffo lie eby give notice that will 10 the business of
said appointment at the dwelling house of widow Ma
ny Richardson Orange the last Tuesday Of December
and last Tuesday of April next from O'Clock
III four O'Clock p NJ on each Of said DAYS
ROSWELL M. BILL, / Commission.
BENSON ALDRlCH,} ep.
Orange, Nov IL, 1919. IS
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TIN PLATE, &c.
OSN BOXES Tin Plate 10 X,
AoV Is do. do. tx square.
so Bundles Iron Wire, assorted Nos
80 do. English sheet lron
60 Boxes C mada do. do.
/ Cask ZINC, -
Also general assortment Of Sheet Copper, Sheet
Lead Copper Bolts, Rivels, &c. by
Burlington, Nov. IA. 90
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prs.;dsnnY w rersn, article n,' ,hs S,.,s a a
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LOST

Turing the last week Of The recent session Of the
- Legislature, large GOLD PENCIL CASE, hay-
inc vhne stone IN the head which the letter
NC" The finder Will receive Three dollars b, leaving 1t
at The Office Of l.. r. Walton a. Sons.
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II Fac-Simile Oi " ashineton's Hand Writing
The Portraits copied from tho original pnoiinss The
he best drawings well Englih French American
rciai manuscript drawags
the possession ofGenet LIyete which executed with
scientific accuracy aud beauty
The wen knnwn ability the author, the abundant means
which he po'seseI vizNore than two hnad Ted folio volumes
of gnnl manuscripts" pneaascd by Congress years re-
thc public offices London Paris Washington
ADD all the Stass which formed he sonicdeacy utrg the
1iujou well us he he las gained valuable pvae
III different parts Of the n'try-hnve brought into his
hands mass Of materials or gina and nnnrtant IN their char
which we Trust will be found TO have contributed
lat AID IN enabling HIN to execute with more accuracy aud
completeness his purpose aud thus to have compensated
ca has not only involved extended aud abouus research
the part of editor but great pocnnay expense The
The prize affixed this work is less when the execution
considered than that Of my other publication i" Europe or
America he Investment and expenditures connected with
this undertaking much greater than usually aead such
pubcal-us aud it will he apparent that the publishers
rely upou extensive snle fnr their remuneration.
Tho ensnvus alone arc Thought by to be worth the
c work To Subscribers ibeSpliee will
Many testimonials unqualified APPRECIATION BIO added
from gentlemen who have examined the wsrk publish
Ia be Eeers have been received
distinguished persons concurns IN the opinion that
the work IS in every respect richly deserving OF public pat
fonngc
uhsctUon aud influence are the following geu'nen, VIZ
Hons John Quincy Adams Martin Van urcn, John Pickering
E RI Re, Bishop Doanc Hon James Dwof of t. RI Rev
Long oIow Of Maioc 'cawol Jones Esq Of G. Hons John
|arscan ety. m,n SnNder "fr. Le,i LING a. Van Rens
-
inzewc ufVa, rristam u of VIM II Ashley n Mo,
Daniel Wo6'cr Abbo' Lnw'sn9o Joseph s"Is Edward ES;
rc Chatlrs Jackson, Lnmuel shaw Samuel Armsro g w
C .lhnun Jnh G. Warren VI ID, james Jackspn d. Cover
John Davis Worcester, ilOd Cmpmiu Johnson, Of Va
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curing Subscribers for tho above work.
10 Letters addressed tho publishers, pos-pnd with mp
io atoms for agencies orders viii with pomp
OF Postmnscrs and Others who obtain subscriptions and
become responsible for five c~pes, shall receive sixth cory
;as for ton snhcoihers c"pl. and the rate
They wilt pqIsc lie, the Publishers know how
subscribed for aud how they shall be forwarded.
Do / NJ 1912. IS so
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STATE or VERMONT, The Honor able the Prubar
District Of Randolph, So. }Coun for ths.kstricl Of
Rand ph 70 all persons Concerned in The es4teof Fran.
Alexander lalc of Branree deceased nCsa,e Greet.
ing.
WHEREAS, ARAUNAu SPEAR, Administrator
% w of the estate Of the sad deceased, proposes
10 render Of his administration, and u essen,
his account against said estate allowance, al the Pro-
bale Court To be holden at the Inn &C. Bodgr Chelsea
said d'suet on The 2sl day of Dec nrx, Theref1e.
you arc hofrhy not he'd 10 appear brfuo sa1 Court he
time and place afre.dd 10 show n any YOU have
why the SAID account should be allowed.
T G Given under my hand and the seal If said Court
" at Washington IN SAID district, this 26h day of M
vember ls4l JOHN COLBY REGISTER
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FOX SALE,

THE WOODEN FACTORY and machinery foImery
i owned by The GIeun Mnunia WoIen MInniacl"r'
ing Company situated in The hourshing village OF iu'o",
Nindsu county, W. upon Is acS River one OF 'he cost
streams for propelng mdnuiac u:ng m"eh'n,fy ~ No
state The Factory hudinI Is five ores hish snosait-
ally built Of brick capable n containing sM seUs
Ike scymeTe maonnery. There ave NV ~ s''u t,e"'y
I,.n nrn. sells of snid irinery with cpmp he set
If 6xutes Er ia. same also adj nln5 SAID luhory wood
house dive muse f. dry d'7 all uf which a'e nearly new
n,,s ss,ent 10 accommodate from so To 10 boardars
So tw, barns, and IN the same pnSl"ge, 81" VI II -
The location is favorable lof obaiains wood at very
cheap rate - . Ii; , . - -. e IL
oosng Of the same, will make The pce and terms of pay
,nent such as cannot fail of giving sausfleunn To
who may wish purchase For further particulars en-
quue Of ,
WHITEWELL, SEAVFR s Co.
Milk Street boston
ID. PERRY Esq, p, NJ, at Ludlow or
JOHN DUNBAR, ESQ.,, Newbuy w.. 90
October 1912. oneu
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The following table will show tho complexion
Of The UNIFIED STATES SENATE, alie. the 4th Of
March next
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PROBATE COUH'TS

WITHIN and for the District If taudop lI for th5
w year ensuing, will be holden stated follows VIZ;
At the Probate Office in Wash ng The first Tuesday
each monh through the year; al the Inn -. b. Eng
llsh East EaHdI pm un The first " educ.day IN Decem
her, March Jane, and September; at the Ian f VIM.
Maxham IN Randolph the first "Wednesday 10 Jisuarv
Aprl, July a0d uc"bc; the Inn Of J. q Shepley IN
TunbrugG on the first Wednesday Feb'y, NAV, Aug
usl, aud Npvcmbrr at the Inn oe Calvin Bodgeu in
Chelsea The third "Wednesday in every month except
February Nav, August, AMI November; the Inn Of A.
Gale IN Wldmsiown On tire second Wednesday in + cb-
ruuTy, May, August and November.
JOHN COLBY, judge,
Washington, Dec. !, l842. S5;3w
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COLLINS ~ CO.'S Axes.

HOMES HOMER s. CO.. NJ q Union s'rcri, Bos.
have just received ltapi ihu Fie ny good
sediment "f Collins Co.'S supo,ipr warranted Yt1kse
pattern Axes wuch they prepared to supply IN
y 'rd ic AZ We Manu- ,curers ccs, shall be hapo TO
orders from tho, C.,r, 3. Nr,,,,,t
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Having large stock, ana being desruus 10 do AN actlv0
usness they will sell favorable terms fr good pay
paper. The subscriber st respectfully asks M conh-
o the patronage of former customers Of he Tyson
Furnace aud calls orders ON all wish tn purchase.
her matters connrctrd with husiness addressed 10
The subscriber Tyson Furnace z. o., VI viii receive
,ronp attention,
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ESSENCES.

ESSENCES.
~ Gross Peppermint, onnce vlis.
~ 10 do, Wnlrrgreen do. do.
Is 10. Cinnamon, do do.
10 do Lemon, do. do.
do Bergamoi, for saleb by
Villas, LOOMS Co.
BURLINGTON Nov IA 1919 Sc
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NOTICE,

This may certify thai have gwen my son, JAMES
1 q. ROLFE, his time, that shall claim none Of his
earnings hereafter nor pay any Of his debts contracted a
ter Tins date. DAVID Il, ROLFE.
Chelsea Nov. %, ls42. s5 3w
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NOTICE.

yUNhs NAV ce'ny tina, have this day given 10 my son
N GEORGE LYMAN, ninOE, his lime during his mi
nony, shall therefore CLAIM none Of his earnings, pay
any debls of his contracting aler this date.
Harry LYMAN.
VershIs November 23, le42, 81
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IIIIs II 4 = n d !" II \ w Il = -
~ Higllan Shawls Just renewed by ELLiS, Will
Op DER and Co, al lower prices thai c,0 b. ',"r.l i
~ w,rk,t October II, 1912.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given ha: gye my son JOHN HULL, aged
a. 20 years, his une, 10 transact business for himself
shall neither clam any Of his earnings pay any debts
Of his contracting after this date.
Nov. 30, 1872 WILLIAM HULL.
Witness, Ransom EASTMAN,
URSULA NEwToE.
Washington, Nov 20, 1912. S53w*
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
WARRINGTON, by Jared sparks.

INAPPlN & DENNE1T, No. IA Washington stront,
Boston, rropun puhi,h nv sub.ct pi"u in II mouth
numbcS the low wice of enty five cents ouch nuJc
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LAMP OIL. !


FILLS. WILDER * co, have avery superior nrc q
II OF Nantucket Lamp Oil,
Nov. T.
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NEW GOODS ARRIVED,

| lyman and KING nave jus' received a large quaint
II ~ Of very desirable GOODS, which, with their prev
Gus stock re rdqs then assortment complete. They
bought low, and Will be sold for cash approved credit
Very Cheap Dec 9th
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CHARLES WILMER.

TRANSACLAN nc NEWSPAPER AND uEN
ERAL AGENCY OFFICE, LIVERPOOL.
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PINNOCKS' GOLDSMITHS' ENG
LAND.

WINTER STRAINED SPERM OIL,
II HIS day received oy
Nov. % 1912 SIS
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REPORT on CORN.
my ]. \. IlrnNpoN.


The Committee on Corn, beg leave to
report, that so much attention has been d.
rcc,ed 10 this crop, owing TO It's vast i'm.
portance, the product in tho United States
being four times as great as any OF ter gram. }
So far as relates to The mere cultivation ol
corn, they have very uIe OF interest to add
to what 10 already known. II Is morr hAr
dy, aud requires less skill 10 cultivation, than
any other crop which We grow. There is
only one remark which We will make on
this subject, which Is, that corn should not
be worked late, It should get all the work
ing WHICH you Intoud TO give IT, before II
begins to tassel alter which time, It should
not be disturbed, for this IS the critical
state Of It's existence, when II 10 performing
the functions Of reproduction, and when II
requires oil the powers OF IT'S nature, undis
inlbed by any untmely interference As 10
the kind Of corn which 80 should plant, VIC
prefer what IS known amongst Us Is Tho
Cook corn, variety Of the goufd seed,
Improved by Mr.. --- Cook OF Eau field
Distinct. We prefer It because the ears
are much larger, though not more numer
many OF the ears having ftutn 2S 10 81 rows
ot grams, and measuring when sheled,
rom pint 10 pint and half II has
another advantage also, which this season
has been important; the stalk is larger aud
more succuen, and, therefore, less injured
by drought, than the other kinds. though
with good land, We can make good crops Of
corn, with almost any kind OF corn or any
KIND OF cultivation though the exhausted
situation OF cur country requires that we
should begin 10 devise sumo plan for ma
king corn on worn and exhausted lands ;
and Il IS TO this object that We have directed
our attention. The plan which We recon.
mend upon the successful experiment Of o
MEMBER Of the Committee Is The following :
Have the land we'll broke, and then If
level, ridge II s feet vide With two burrows,
with scooter plough, then crop i, 1 fee,
vide with shovel iurrow; then drop IN
the manure opposite the ridge, between a
quart aud a bait gallon, then on each side OF
the manure, drop 2 or 3 grams OF corn, then
run iurrow on each side, covering the
corn and manure at the same time. and
forming rrige over II, which eau be board
ed oil, II necessary. When the corn IL
large enough, plough IT tho vide way, hoe
IT aud thin 1t to one stalk on each side u,
the manure, when you are ready 10 plough
II Tue second time, tho peas are dropped 10
the last iurtow OF the preceding ploushlnn,
opposite The hill, ard followed by The ploughs
The narrow way, which cover them CON.
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WEST PAsCAGoULA.

The Mysterious WGsic.-lhis strange,
wild, aud as yet unaccounied !or-thls fat.
ry.llke muse still floats over the beautiful
bay in iron, Of Mrs. Mckea's al West Pas
cagoula, and was distinctly heard by par
ty 90 Monday morning Lost. Ii vas about
daylight, when the music first struck up,
and after slowly rising as ii we're from
the water Immediately under the boat, err
cling about IN the air for some little time,
il finally appeared to separate and fy of IN
different directions, Until the last cadences
died away 10 the distance. A. hrs, the
sounds, to use the remark OF a gentleman
present, were like tho droue Of bagpIpe,
then they resembled the hummlng Of bee
IN small and confined room, and finally
as they were losing themselves IN air, float
ed of like the wild strains OF the -Eoiiar
harp.
Although present Of the time, we do moi
intend TO dwell upon this strange music,
about which so much has been wrItten.-
Our ouly object is TO note its peculiar ef
iecis upon the negroes who chance to hear i,
We asked black fellow Who was along
in the SAL boat what he though, caused II
Wal, thinks It's dead folks come back
OATS wat | dus. Wte peple says IT'S d.
ting and da, iiag. but It's noiIn, msssa, cep
de ghosts OBJ pepe vat dldn't die naturally
10 dere beds long time ago. Injuns Of
SPanyards | believes dey vas"
But does tie music never fTgh,eu your
asked We.
oval. il dus. Somlimes wen rs ou
alone on dc bay in skliT, and | hears i
about, always ends myself 10 a spersplra
ton, and De way works my way home Il
dc iasesi kind. clar, de way Is frlghtcr
is 80 bad | doesn't know ms SET"
Formerly neither threats nor blows coulc
induce the ignorant blacks 10 the nelghbor
hood TO venture out after night and ever
10 Tins day II IS difficult 10 catch one Of ibeu
alone IN a boat upon the quiet waters d
Pascsgouis Bay.-N. o. Picoytne.
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College on my way home, &c. But The
more explained, the more the old man
stormed. He pretended not to believe
word told him-accused me OF trying to
cheat him out of his money, &c. don't
.,now where his violence would have ended
or What might not have happened, had not
the real Mr.. u. at this time came up, To-
CURED for Mr.. s. and introduced himself
After which be began to apologize for not
beiTs punciual to the day and hour. He
had been detained one day by the breaking
down of the stage before he got 10 Mil
cdgeville, where he had procured horse {;
aud he had been delayed several hours IN
consequence OF following the improper d..
rec,lon OF the ierryman, who sent hun 10
old P's, who was expecting on absen, son,
and as | rode up, said he, was almos,
smolhered with kisses and affection before
We discovered our mutual mistake
That was the rery place | was going
to- replied. and it's curious how we
we're both misdirecied.'
The old man laughed heartily a, the
trick OF the terryman, who, he SAID, he was
well acquainted with, and that II vas Just
4 like him-and with the money his good hu
mor returned. He beg.ed a thousand par
dons for his treatment Of me-adylsed inc
to settle in the neighborhood, and promised
20 assist me all in his power in getting into
practice. The daughter now made her ap
pearance, and understanding the joke The
ierryman had play ed, joined IN a heart,
laugh. { | though, had better joke OF
her, but chose not to tell 1t al lha, time.
took my departure for the night, but
must own, with good deal Of reluctance
Notwithstanding my great anxiety TO see N,
parents and sister. Blu, every day loun'
INC a constant visitor, aud in REASONABLE
time was blessed with the hand OF Maria
and most excellent wife she has mad
me-.