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, 1843-11-25
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

= Office IS hereby given that the under
- signed has obtained from the Clerk Of
the County Court Of Pike county, No..
Te-tsmentary, upon the viii Of
Pcvtnn Afford. deceased, bearing date the
9th day OF November A. d l5i3. All per-
son, having claims against said estate, are
requested to exhibit them in one year from
The date Of sail letters, for allowance. or
they nav be precludsd from any benefit Of
said estate, and il such claims are not pre-
srrtcd within three years froI the date Of
said letters, hey will be forever barred.
JAS. :. AFFORD, Executor.
November ilth, 1913. 3w2.
, 1843-11-25

NOTICE i, hereby ei',n. mat the
y undersigned kts obtained Of the
Clerk e. te County Court OF Pike
comfy. let crsot Administration on
tha state Of E!ms Wilkins, dccras-
cd. darci October 9Th 1913; ali per
sons indebted to said estate, are re,
queStcd 70 make immediate payment.
all persons having claims against saij
estate. axe requested to exhibit them
properly authenticated, within on
wear from HE date Of said ~Ie':srs or
they may he prcc.uded from h2vin2
anv benefit Of said estate, and ii not
exhibited within three years, they
vii! be fnreY-r barred.
EVE WILLIAMS, Admr'x.
November 18Th. I843. 3w3.
, 1843-11-25
sale OF Slaves.

EHHE undersigned Administrator Of
4 the estate of Raney Lalorce, de-
ceased; in pursuance OF an order of
the County Court of Pike county,
vii ontr Tor sale. on q credit of IL
months. al CIarksvIle on the FIRST
day Of January next. THREE
VALUABLE SLAVES. belonging
to sud estate. TIE purchaser will
be required to give bonG with good
security for the payment Of the Pur-
chase money.
JAS. l.. LAFORCE. Admir-.
November 25th. IG43. 3wl.
, 1843-11-25

Ml,,ovRI. Upwards o! Et'g FAM.
lies hay, passed ,hro' Il IS Place dur
ing the last week aud all bound loi
Missouri. They are principal from
Tennessee ana Virginia. The enrl,
grafton o Missouri It's year itom all
t~ndicali"u,, Nil be ulLch greater than
my pr,creuin4 'n"; anu what VIM
be stiil more gratifying To the h!S-
.gouyiaaS ther are generally families
possessing urqlH and are IN search
OF an appropriate field for extensive
operations. A gentleman from Nir'
crnIa passed thro' this place last week
with one hundred and uinty blocks.
lie intends locating III upper M'S,,"-
ri: he IHtuuued Us ihat he had III VI
Cinia Il hundred aud forty more liza
he intended t. brinG out next sP''Hl.
The slaves were all well claG, iii tact
much better than many whites aud
appeared cOutcLtcd and cheerful.
BelIevllie Advocate.
, 1843-11-25
The Great Battles Of the world.

Marathon, battle OF, 29th SePte@-
her. 46O b. c. a village OF Attlca,
ten miles from Athens, where 10000
Athenians and 1000 Platcans, under
Miltiades. defeated an army OF So0,-
900 Persilns, under Datls and Arta,
nbernes. In their expedition to
Greece, tie rcrsiins lost 100000
men.
Gamma. (batl1e Of, 2lst May, B. c.
e16.) a village Of APuiia, where Han
nibal conquered p. EnlIins and Ter
entius Varro. and slew 10000 Re-
mans. After tie battle. they iound
three busheI. Of god rings. showing
the number of Roman knights THAT
were slam.
CAalons. Iaat,!e OF. 4. y. 45l,) be-
tween Theodnric. tie Nisigo.h, and
h,tiia. the Hun. Tnis vas the most
bloody battle ever fought. The num-
ler Of sam wos1G3.OOO. Thcodoric
was killed, ana hlliia relocated.
Waterloo. loatl)e OF. 18Th June,
A. u. 1870 bstwcea he all ed ar
mics. composed OF British, Pru>i1rS.
IIano.eri9n. DG'cn & Bci-jan troops.
commanded bv the Uake OF We!Ing-
ton and Mar>ha, 8iuchcr. ana lie
French. c,mraadcd by Napoleon.
The allied force, mot mciudiug PruS
s;ans( If the commencement cf tie
, 1843-11-25
POSITIVELY NO CREDIT.
Z. 3. RrysOn s. Co.


RETOULD inform their friends, and the
60 public in general. that they have
Just received a
New Stock of fall and uintcr Dry
Goods. Hard Wd,s, Tin Ware,
Queens Ware and Groceries, which
they will sell low for Cash, or
PrOduce.
We have been for scne time esdeavSnsg
20 do a cash business. but so far, We have
only partially suCceeded-ws are now deter
mined to sell our goods low for PAY, and
positively not for PEonIsEs TO PAY. We have
a supply OF them on hands at present, more
10 ell probability than will ever be prcftn
BILE. Finding from every days Observations
that persons desiring TO buy goods for Cash,
were most likely TO pass q Credit Store, sup
posins they would have 70 pay higher for
their goods than at a Gosh Store, thus We
have heretofore got the Promises TO Pay,
aud the Cash Stores have got the Pay.
We therefore invite those who wish t~
buy for Cesh, 10 call and examine our goods
preNiou, to purchasing elsewhere.
We would here say to those isdebted 10
US hy Promises Of long standing, that va
have heretofore made several c.lls through
the Radical, with threats Of s%ueing. which
turned out TO he more talk than Cider, but
now,ii you DO not pay Us a portion Of your
indebtedness in a very short tune, you will
ind your notes in other hand. for collection,
and # yon have eng spare CHANGE, to
lay cut for gooIs, please give Us a Canoe for
yoHr ucrcr, ~ cure, is now a CASH
STORE, N. BRYSON & Co,
Louisiana. Sov. Ist, IS43. til.
, 1843-11-25
r. T. COALTER.
administrator Aoiice.

" Office j. hereby given. that the uuIrr-
x signed has ohtai"ciof the clerk Of the
Comfy Count Of Pike County, letters Of
administration on the e-:'tr oi John Hen
ler-on, dccersod, dated November l.. lS43,
all prrsOos indebted - said estate sre 70
qusted to make immediate payment. A.!
persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to exhibit them properly an
thcn;icated, within one year fT-m the tG,r
OF -sii letters or they may be pres.r led
from having any nenGt Of said estate. md It
not exhibited within three years, they will
b. forever barred.
JAS. 4. ROBBINS, Admir-.
November 18th, l~4S. ?v3.
, 1843-11-25
Correspondence Of the Boston .4tlas.
IARlS, Der. l3t.. 1875.


HE hing was seventy ye,rS old
un the 6th, aHd IS The first Of tic BuuI-
bon a { who has ever attained so
advanced su age. He c.n hui con,
graduate himself on the state Of tr.n-
guilty ana prosperity which lie has
brought "t"ut 10y his wisdom and "A
pacIi: to govern. The marriages of
lis children lave uGiled lis family.
with those OF the INST powerful SOW
eieIgus IN the world. No attempts
have been made OF late to assassiL4te
him. The ancient nobility are re-
turning 10 Court. and the Govern
ment and People ase rivaiIing each
ether II efforts Of national ameIlora-
ton. The c0Hslrucliun Of Iong lines
oil r"aIiroadS can but give an impulse
TO c"rueIce. aud never, IN my hum
lie opinion. did Ffance seen destin-
ed to enjoy such an unrrvaI'sd jesree
OF prosperity. power and grandeur.
&c. Boyer. th~ eX-frcsiGenI ri
liayti, WI lis nu,aer, nephew and
children. are at the h"lri FIcioria.-
H. vile died or til p.s-ge here.
and he has scr!ud,a hu,>eil since his
arrival. although The NEST marked
and fiatterng attention have been
ID bin. BY those 81 the Ministers
Who are in Paris. All # .hem have"
/. d n Inn IN pfrs AMI n of
, 1843-11-25
Executors sale.

THE undersigned Executors Of
Z tie .ast VII ard testament, Of
Lewis iIaCood. Of Pike county, de-
ceased, wi:i, on Wednesday the 9th
day Of December next. offer at pub
lie sale. 10 the highest bidder. the
Farm on which the deceased lived at
tie time Of his death, consisting Of
24O acres, with adweling house, on,
houses, and = good horse mill-also
another tract of 40 acres, on which
is a GOOD sugar orchard, together with
likely family Of slaves, consisting
or mea, women. and children, with 4
variety Of ether articles, not necessa.
~ T. partjculnrize. Terms of sale,
for all sums of $3.50 cents, or under,
cash, and for ail sums over $3.50
cents. n credit of twelve months will
be given, lhe purchaser giving bond
and approved security.
]. J. DAVIS,
HENRY HAGOOD,
Executors.
October 28,h. 1G43. sw52.
, 1843-11-25

FRAILrIEs OF THE GREAr.-Locke.
the great metaphysiclan, whose Es-
say on the Human Understanding
Tor q long period placed him at the
head OF intellectual philosophers, was
'nordna'eiy fond of romances Ii is
more difficult 10 believe. which is as.
serted. that 81 Isaac Newton gave
implicit credit 10 tie dreams OF aStroi.
ogy! We know that Pope. the phil
os"pher and poet, was &ivcu {" sen
Sual pleasures. Queen Elizabeth was
Il hyPocrte, a c"que.:e, and proUab!y
worse. Tie truly great Bacon was
so corrupt as 10 be continually taking
hrlbeS, IN which lis example is fol.
lowed 10y 4 modern statesman, almost
IS eminent.
Tie celebrated Duke Of Marion.
ough was meaniy pe%uurIous, and, on
'he eye OF battle, abused his servant
tor lighting too many candies. Mar
tn Luther the lather oil tie Protest
aut reformation. was so passionate
lh,t he frequently boxed thr ears OF
hts coadiuIur. tie pi,us Me!ancthon:
and the latter believed IN dreams dc
vautIv. Tie Cardinal lIcheleu,
While by his genius he governed
France. employ cd and pen>loned al
asrrologer TO calculate nativIlcs-s,
.HF
, 1843-11-25
h LOTTO &.

FS7iiOSE who know therusc.res to be in
L debted to tie undersigned either by
note or 5nuk account, will please take uoticr
,hat | MUST hare MONEY. And unless they
come forward and make Immediate pay
ment. | shall be compelled to place their
notes and account ia the hands of an officer
~ c"iierli"r. The receipts of Foiweii u
Ci.uc for hides vii be received ~ cash.
JAS. ". CAMPBELL.
Nov 18th, 1Si2. 6w3.
, 1843-11-25
ANOTHER NOTICE.

3 consequence OF the prolonged
ab.encc ct my Agent, Jamcs O..
HrooGaead. E>q. i have tokea tie
sr, 6 accounts due me, cut Of his
Iana>, "ad sill attend t".the cu.lec-
'ou of irem myself. Those knowing
themselves indebted had better MAKE
payment Immediately and save cost,
Is | must have monay. ! may be
found in Bowling Green f.ra few
after thai | expect :, be at tie
rs d-ncc ct Judge McQuecn On
GwyE's Greek.
r. T. COALTER.
Bowling Green, Nov ISM 1913.
oAS
, 1843-11-25
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
Office Is hereby gwen, that the
u undersigned has obtained from
The Clerk Of the County Court OF
Pike county, letters Of Admiaistra,
ton upon tic Estate of Jamss C. Do
vail. decreased. bearing date the
7th Of Nov. i843. All persons har-
InC claims against said estate, are re.
quesJed u exhibit them in one year
from L. ste Of said letter. for al
'owanca, or they may be precluded
from any 5e-eGl of said estate; and
If such - ims are not presented with
IN three Years om the date Of said
letters. rlev will he forever barred.
FRANCIS c. DUVALL, Adm'r.
Nov. nth, 1G4S. 3w9.
, 1843-11-25
ss2'. e. ESE'SEaEaIFRa.

SHiLL act as eur agent in receiviU,
w and p,iug for hl4cs nj his Sad
dl.:'s shop. Psfsor, Indebted TO ne or 70
a." L.l 81 Can he'll ! tIgar. viii o5lige
n.' qn'e Il. nn,h ~ pa! meut in hides as
IN cn,h {" ;hr -amc Hrlugr,;. Dent. due to
! v. Camp e.. can be paid IN" same way
G.. B. CRANE.
E.a.t-E G..rr, Ecv. !. .>i3. g
, 1843-11-25
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained Of the
Clerk Of the County Court of Mont,
g"mery County. letters Of Admins
~ralion,cn the estateo i Minerva Brown
decd, dated Nov. i4ih, I&43. ali per
sons indebted to sad estate, are re
quested to make immediate payment.
Al persons having claims against said
estate, are requested to exhibit them
properly authenticated. within one
wear frrm the date Of said letters o.
they may he precIudrd from having
any benefit of SAID estate. and if no;
exhibited within three years, they will
sc forever barred.
piiILANDER DRAPER, Amir.
Nv. 25th. I843. 5w4.
, 1843-11-25

4 society has been formed IN Far,
is, composed Of yovng elIs ct all
classes. who are to contribute each
one cent per month, for opening IN
China a hospital to receive infants II
able to he exposed 10 abandonment.
, 1843-11-25

Cheese IS t~ccrning a very consid
cradle item oi export 10 China. TIE
hrSt experiment n the exporta'ion 81
'hi article t" Canton. We are in orm-
ID. MS undertaken by Mr. c. F.
i~irphinS, comm!,Si3u merchant o. ,hi
rItN and II proved So proG,aiie tina
It is rapidly increasing IN amount, and
:ruui-cS TO becOue a very cousidc3a
lie item IN our exports II that com
try. 1t is packed whole in TN cas-, 5
flied wr,h savdu>t. and s".dered 81
: t. exclude the All. In this Nv
Il keeps well, and we trust may cen
nuue - pay well. We are AWAY:
CERTIFIED al the success Of every eG"rt
20 d. t. Il" number md variety ci
lie articles %! export al orr own pro-
ductiru. -nd particularly in those ar,
tlr!rs vtir". Ink" this. cn,argc the
market a. our #-,ruiIura! products.
md tie SAGE flH SO ddi;Ionai rm!-
pIoymcnt'" our -.." haujcaI industry.
In ~, rr... ''e i..apr IS benefited
~ l. Nv .'-suaua, tie mmnutactu-
,rr ot tn tads increased employment.
"nd tnn fci-h,> f the navigator are
.increa,cd hy the carrying df hotf,
these comn"diticS.-Cuur. and Enc.
, 1843-11-25

4'OliICs
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
" undersigned has obtained OF the
Clerk of the County Court Of Pike
County, letters of Administration on
the estate Of Thomas WkitIedge, de-
ceased. dated Oct. 1s, 1843, all per-
sons indebted 10 said estate, are re-
quested 20 make immediate payment.
All persons having claims against said
estate, are requested TO exhibit them
properly authenticated, within one
wear from the date Of said letters or
they may be precluded from having
any benefit OF said estate. and if not
exhibited Within three years, they
will be forever barred.
PERRY CURRY, Admir-.
Oct. 2lst. lS4S. sw--sl.
, 1843-11-25

ry dancing girl who can throw her
bare legs over her shoulders is called
an artistic"
why does the Commercial COM
plain? Their never was an evil
Nhch so atruitly works out lis own
'ure rs this mordInate thirst for ulles,
rendering them So COT m"n that hey
afford 10 distinction whatever. Why,
there Is scarcely 4 man VITO now has
"oi some appendage 10 his name. mil.
l"iy. literary. or artistjcal--n Il
Whole room."i YOU can hardly fird a
PLAIN ''Mister.' and. in consequence.
The pam Mister is Like tie uuado,ncd
Napoleon IN his gray rcdiRgote. sur
rounded by icattered ard c~nHruider
ed Marsha's. and DISTINGUISHED by III.
lack Of Observation-Disclosures
, 1843-11-25

VINO PporEssoE?-T this iath-
or difficult question the edrror OF The
New York Commercial makes the !oI-
loving reply:
EVERY mountebank who can play
d~exterou.Iy with cups and balls. aud
every tin rantIectnrer who can mouth
out horrible rhetoric. Formerly II
was 4 title denoting high station at
the seats Of learning IN Europe and
America, and sound scholarship OF
extraordinary scientific atialnments.
Not So nowadays. We nave known
New Jersey oysterman dubbed "a
professor by the newspapers aller
making a balloon ascension, and rye
, 1843-11-25

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re' a-lir a,S.nn.h,a. F,nn m,
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p.'su. h,I c,nli rc moe D.Irnt
Tne n,r.n s,.nue uII.a
, 1843-11-25
Administrators Notice.

October 23h. IG43. sw52.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14
CHINESE LOVE SONG.

o, daughter OF the great Ching Chum,
Whose eyes like Kasian diamonds low;
And vii, thou love thy Fa-Fe-Fum,
My sweet, my lovely Ho-ang iio9
The swans their downy plumage lave
Where Lano's wan dsring waters How;
But can the swans Of Lano's wave
Compare with thee, my iio-ang Ho!
Sir moons have travelled through the skies,
And softly gleam'd Oh kihns y,
Since first thy beauty met my "ysS,
Light Of my soul, my Ho-ahg ITO.
Oh, when I clasp thee to my breast,
Chang-fee, to whom The nations po",
Shall not be half 30 truly blesi,
As Fa-Fc-Fum aud iio-ans Ho.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14

HAPPINESS. --Happiness is a mode
Of existence of which man naturally
wishes the duration, or in which he is
willing to continue. 1t is measured
by its duration and its vivaci,y. The
greatest happiness is that which has
the longest continuance; transient hap
piness, or that which has only a short
duration, is called pleasure; the more
iiye:y it's, the more fugitive, because
mans senses are only susceptible of
certain quant''m Of motion. When
pleasure exceeds this given quantity,
it is changed into anguish, or into that
painful mode Of existence of which he
ardentiy desires. the cessation; this is
the reason why pleasure and pain fire.
'qnently so closely approximate each, as
scarcely to be Disseminated. Immod-
crate pleasure is the forerunner of re-
greet. 1t is succeeded by ennui and
WEAKNESS. and ends in disgust; tran
siehthappiness frequently converts it.
self into durable misfortune. Accor-
ding to these principles, it will be seen
that maa, who, In each moment Of his
duration, seeks necessarily after happi-
ness, ought, when he is reasonable, 10
regulate his pleasures. and to refuse
himself TO all those of which the inaul.
genee would be succeeded by regret or
pam, while he should endeavor TO pro-
cure for himself the most permanent
felicity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14
10 ALI " il0MlrMAY CONCERN.


NOTICE is hereby gi,en, that Sias Bart
! Y AdRiaislrator ol the estate OF Cefeno E.
Lampson, late OF Grant Couaty, Wiscoasin Terri
tory Diseased, iniesiaie, has iis day made appli
caia, unto the Prsbalc court Of said county faf Ii
renss and authority sell so N, OF the real eS-
tate Of said deceased viii es...3ie said Admiais
iratnr to pay the sum nftSo hs,s.lrei aad serenity
i've aollats--the debts due add owing from said
estate. and the casts aud changes attending said
sales--And the Probate Coast hath apypinied Ind
lst Monday of November next, al the Pfo5ais OF
fee IN said couhig as tbs time and place whsn and
where bearing be had dpoa said Application,
ahd at watch lure and place all persons Interest
ed n said estate may appear and snow cause -
gaiai siad application. And i; further ordered By
said Court thar notice oi said application be Civ
en- by publication ia the Giant Coaety Herald,
printed in sand eo1hl,, three weeks, successfully,
previous 10 said Isl Monday Of Nor. next .st-
HIGH x. Golfer,
Jassge Pfohass-
Sept, III, IS43 2T-,f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14

FAr.-Ths New York Journal Of
Commerce states that the fees Of the
Clerk IN the District Court, in bank
ruptcy CAGES; have amounted to fift5-
thousand dollars, and those of the ASST
gnee, Mr.. Waddell, 10 one hundred
thousand, while the New York. Cour-
Ter has received over twenty thousand
Tor advertisements.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14
FLOWERS.
Each l.aaet /. a joy seroll,

Each lsa6et 10 ilny scToDs
Inscribed with holy truth,
A'lssson tina, around the he's"
Should keep tho dew Of yoash;
Brigh, missions from -asei's '"'''s'
In every by-way l'ii'
How were the earth Of glory shon
Weri, Of flowers bsreft!
They ..mble on the Alpine heigh's,
The fssured rock they press,
The desert wild with heat and sand,
Shares, too, their blsssedness;
AID whsresoe'cr the weary heart
Turns in lie dim despair,
The msek-eysd blossom upward IeoE',
Inviting tito prayer!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14
he never ceased TO remember even to
his last moments, the CALLING THE
WATCH!


T1Ms.-The value of time is in the
present. The passing moment is all
that we can avail ourselves OF. If that
be neglected, nothing is accomplished,
if improved, every thing. Time has
been likened to stream, and not with
out reason; for as that which floats up
on the river is at one time above the
point of observation, and soon after be-
low, so upon times stream that which
is ..to be" soon shas been" and is pas
sed forever. But yet the present is
something more than mere point of
observation on the shore of times riv-
err, for the results dependent upon an
improvement of that present are allim-
portant, rendering the experience of
the past and the anticipations of the fu-
ture as nolhing.-The present is a cat
aract in the stream of time, upon the
brink of which we ase poised, either
to be borne over into the abyss Of mae
ton below, or by vigorous efforts 10
save ourselves from that fate and main
tain our position against the rushing
waters.
Such is the lot of man--he must
bear up steadily and constantly against
the current Of time which would sweep
him over the brink Of the precipice, Or
he is lost, and instead Of living his
manhood, becomes for the moment,
dead Seize on the present. then; act,
10 something; let il not glide by in in
action. for the mighty past is made up
Of the minute present, and the cound-
less future. with its myriad creations,
as well. However great and important
the task before us, procrastination
should never be allowed, for its success
depends entirely upon what is done at
the present moment; the past we can
not recall, and the future must be the
present before it can be employed. -
Yes, even the boundless ocean of eter-
nifty is as nothing until it is presented
TO US successfully in the minute por-
lions we calIthe preseat! How impor-
tant, then, that each moment should be
Improved!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14
NEW ARRIVALS.

W. Z have Just reserved, VIA New Os'ears.a
VT sew asse.,msnt Of Ready Made Clo;hing,
maaaiacsiged cor Us SINCE he 4th OF July Ian,
Hhiei Ss offer fhE sale al unusually low prices ior
rash o. coIliry Psaa1Ss.
SNGE. LANG WORTHY.
Pntn.i. Ssptstrber Is. 1919
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14
CoUNTY SURVEYING.

WINDING myself eansp-ilea n be ost Of the
Il osaiy two o. three HaatAs, haze depusiE-
NV csace % "a. A. " ilss-. whn will D. founa
at Lancaster. ready 10 sigead pune tuaily % any
cali pcTsaiaiA. n ihst busiaess.
JAS. L. FREEMAN,
ps. surveyor, G. C. W. r.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14

have been here, and give you and your
friends farewell dinner, Il you will
pledge your word Of honor not to car
~ on your freak F"
Blu the thirty-slx snatswain's
mates" said Captain S., doubling
ly-" have promised them tie gum
cas-. and"
They SHALL have i,-ihey shall
have it," replied the landlord in agony,
= only give me your word there shall
be no disturbance. Dinner shall be
ready at six O'clock. and the money
shall be paid to your men np stairs
Oh dear. shall be ruined. Keep away
The COMPOUNDED thirtv-six; or. il YOU
prefer IL, a Substantial repas, shall be
provided for them al the adiseeni P 10
lie house, where they may afterwards.
blow their insides outfit they iike.P
After some appNrut reluctsuce on
the part Of Captain S., the propo-
saiui the landlord was accepte d, the
dinners were given, the barge-men Of
The frigsie persanating the boaiswaln's
maies. each supplied with a call. and
at midnight they assembled unGer the
windows Of the hotel, 10 give the land
ord las, pipe aad three cheers be-
lore they returned on board Wheth-
ar the proprietor was cured o. his av-
sriSe do no, knew, but cer,iin il Is.
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