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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

A SMALL. COUNTRY SEAT-The subscriber will sell, NJ
Public Auction the Dist of december, tn, premises, ms
oresen Hanover than eight
miles from the city of Richmond and and half from me
echanicsvie Turnpike The establishment consists Of my
with labor abundant cropsthe buildings are all new the
dive ling containing four with fire PAGES spacious
passage porces, large stable and barn, and nrces
sary ouhouses for comfortable accommodation of snal Ia
miyn healthy. agreeable aud hcky settled neshboF-
hood sufficiently the city Ia afford agreeable re-
treat occupants without demeB TO their engage
cnts the distance being travelled Turnpike in tie
more than an Tens-s 900 cash, the balance IN two
equal payments, be secured in satisfactory mannc
W. IL. CURTIS.
Dec 59-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16
sHhssISsI offers sI sas g5yalsy, ms Va

NOTlCE.Tr subscriber offers for SALE privately his VA
~ LUABlE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY, consisting oi
about 69 acres of LAND $50 of which flat land Of first
rate qualify and all in high of improvement On good
portion OF the high land there Covein tr
production Of which land in Virginia superior All things
cons'dered the Amelia Springs certainly valuable
perry in Eastern Virginia: its healthy,
equal any In Virginia The Improvements the place
very large and SUPERIOR all of the houses having erected
within The last six There large brick Hotel
three stories high with ball room he
Ladies sitting adjoining, and e0dgng above nd
large Grntemen'S sitting the basement Ontrh
de of the entrance the Hotel there brick house, vi
feet III length and each containing l2 There is likewise,
large framed buidns containing 10 rooms and number
of other sufficient in all To entertain 500 Geo
There also superior dining oom $50 feet long,
built OF brick, which sufficiently spacious dine 400 persons;
also, neat and comfortable residence located near the
dining and well situated for the residence OF
intending the dining There Is also good
which there might be done good business line.
There also good bath house, with eight rooms, appropriated
for bathing The stables equal in Virginia FOR con-
venence &C., there being of brick sufficient contain nj
least IS horses also framed siahle sufficient cotain Ii
horses The yard and grounds laid out by
celebrated English gardener and ahe borders beautifully de-
corated with shrubbry of different kinds makes this most
beautiful situation. The Springs located fiat, surpassed
in beauty by In the world The of the Amelia
Springs have been analysed Dr. Bridges of PIadela and
approved by Doct Parish Of the The following
the analysis compared with that Of the White Sulphur Sprngs
AMELIA SPRINGS. WHITE SULPHUR SfRisGs
GASEOUS CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTENTS:
not be ascerained having Sulphate Hydrogen e5cub In
capped before the reach Carbonic Acid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16
Furmlure, Piano Fortes, Chairs and Paper Hangings

LARGE and elegant assortment of the above Goods OF
own anfcture now and for sale consisting OF
warranted articles namely: :,
s5 $780, Sdeboads: Dressing bureaus; op 40
Center Tables; Card Tables; Dining do; Breakfast
do Boauet do; Wadrobes; soas Dvans mahogany Chars
Maple Cane Ornanented do Painted dol and windsor DO
Mahogany Hair Cloth Plush, Cane Seat and Back ana
Wood Seat Rockers Half Post Curtain, Maple ana Mahogany
B.dsteads HAIR and shuck Mattresses Venetian binas;
paner anrng and Borders; Washstands Toilet Iabes Look
in Glasses with a articles in the nethe whole embracing as
fine Stock as any kept the Northern Giles and onered at
uno . q 1 tow or,res JOHN HIGGINS 4 CO.,
Mechanics Hall, Petersburg, Virginia.
COIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

GALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL. EsTATE-tiaving be
= come by in physically unable TO attend 10
nv business and wishing be Executor To me SET
cmen, Of my worldly affairs aud the disposal of my easc tne
WILL on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day of ferenner
st3 If fair otherwise fair day, publicly sell, 10 Tue
highest bidder my residence the county Of Hanover all my
Real and Personal Esae with the exception Of some ouehon
Furniture and few Negroes) consisting of Manufacturing
Nail with fifty Of Land atached Tract Of Land whh
good Improvements containing about two hundred ana ren
acres. ei.ht ar ten Eeerocs; ana ali my other personal stle
with The exception aforesaid The Mill situated the main
road leading from The Old Church the city OF Rrnmahh @
miles distant from city TERMS The Mill Will be old Tor one
third cash. Plantation for on' fourth cash ard nI c on"
two thirds nus, payable IN ana iva years. me
purchaser giving bond and approved security and deed IN
SECURE the The Negroes and oiler personal
Estate vii he credit Of twelve months FOR al Sums over
ten dollars and under cash will be required II
The sale should finished the FIRST VIII be continued 10
the next day. The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
propery 10 all wishing view before the day IF sale
fNP' CHARLES TALLEY.
rr,no..x Doc 1874 5g-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

Commissioners Sale Of Lands an ktng UWtam C'"ny.
=, virtue Of Decree OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud
ID Chancery for the county Of King Williams pronounced on
the day of November si in eerian sn therein
Commit. therein named viii proceed, SATURDAY the
,r day Of December $780, ut u o'clock A. NJ TO sell on the
p,emsrs NJ public auction highest bidder certain Tract
or parcel of Land commonly called and known rs Blackwell :
living and being said county, about two miles rom INC Whe
e and estimated 10 contain about three hundred and twelve
acres TO be ascertaned by before the day i sale
The above Tract Land is situated The highlands OF Inc
pamnkey in healthy and desirable ne.lohnod, aud si>
ceplc uf almost unlimited Improvement from The inerl
M quantity of mari found nroa II, which con'a ms n least
- uer cent of lime. Mr. Philip roxton. who IL now IN posses
sion of IT, will il Ia one disposed - Ilichasf
TEENS or SALE cash for muc! as VIII deiy the costs
and CHARGES of sale; the equal instruments ~ SIX
and months title TO be retained nn tr whole o. Tue
purchase money paid and conveyance directed ~ e 1o
4. +. DANIEL, tfomr,i..nners
H. A. CLAIBORNE, in, ~''"''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

r.AsH SALE OF EEGHoES.-on TUESDAY, the end day Of
January 1914 fair not, The next fair gay ,ne,ea tavern
door in Yorktown nineteen likely Negroes conssin. oil men
nd homse h,nJ "a ' o. WM NELSON,
yo..,ar, n. Iea2 62-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16
Nov. "a Gus

A DMINIsTRAToRs sALEon TUESDAY, the lgs Of DE De
win offer for sale at 'he Meadow in Caroline comfy oil The
property Negroes excepted to he se
about 900 barrels Corn quantity of sheat Oats Fodder
and shcks crop Of Tobacco estimated at a1o IDS anon
10 oo his Of Pork loo head Of Cattle which are mum
her Of fine oxen and Mich Cows, 90 Horses ana Mules me
stock of Sheep Hogs large quantity OF Lumber
nb, 40 OOO well seasoned heart shnges flooring plank anu
vince timber The Household and Kit hen Furniture rood Car
rage Buggy Suky several Wagons, lnnel Carts ana TX
Carts Plantation Utensils Backsmits and Carpenters oos
several Wheat Fans, Patent Balances and Corn sheef Inc
sale q I'M be continued from day to day until completed
TrRMs-For of dollars and UNDER cash VIII DC re-
CURED for all over credit Of months will be gwen, the pr-
chaser giving his bond with approved security
BARTON w. MORRIS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

NEGROES FOR SALE-Wi he sold, at public auction %
~ the highest bidder for cash. Goocland Court mousse on
day Of Drcemher ls43 that being Court day.
twelve fifteen Negro Slaves conssns Of men, WS i
Children many will raise s. 4U' 10 cents wiz!
from LIST December $780, and expenses OF sa'e &c. ihose
s " f WM. MILLER, Trustee.
coooh,.n1 os,b Nav ,sia 55-wlds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

I AW PARTNERSAIP.-The undersigned have formed CO.
partnership in practice OF under the firm of ocken-
c and Paxton which will the ist Gay of Janu-
s4 Ia the Courts in which the Senior partner
PRACTICES will hereafter attend the superior ana uar
The Junior pa will attend the Superior and Quarterly Courts
the cmn,irs Of Rockhrdge Boteiont Bath Augusta Rocking
Amhers The Senior partner will also continue to
one of The partners may always be found at their
during b hours, and the most prompt and diisent
aieution will always be given 10 business Committed 10 en-
Their address is Lexington, Virginia! ,,,,.,oucu
JAMES GARDNER PAXTON.
n. 6p-Ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR sALE-By virtue Of Deed oil
Trust executed John Christian 10 us as Trustees or Ger
an therein described which deed hears date The TWEEN
et day June ~ and is Of record in the Court oi Charcs
lv on,v shall proceed the 9th day OF February Next
The BEACON Office News Rooms the Borough Of Norfolk to
sell to the shes. bidder for cash. Tae, Of Land lying IN Inc
said county of Charles city called NEW WESTBURf supposed
10 contain from 2uu 500 acres and situated between Bef
ley shirley This estate is to be a
The lille ndspuabIe but actng as Trustees we snail convey
mi, such TILE a. is vested in by the said deed
' ~ JOHN A. MACKINDER. Trustees
II. McCANDlSH,
=. =. Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16
Eichmnnd. Dec. 9th. 1919.

g HARTLEY is unrvaed for the radical cure oil all pnst
~ lon herpetic and syphic eupons recent ana chronic
affections inflammation and structure o.! the uetra ulcers OF
every description swelling of the homes and all analogous o
Eases which attended by himself WIN prohplhes noi
y ana success Office on street. door below The Trinity
CluIfh, Richmond. ,, :. ,od =, .
moments notice requisite remedies, prepared III
cencI and portable form, sufficient 10 eue t nselves apoy,
:" w '.o's WV - - 52-iD20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

Of the county of Richmond dated on , ~ o.,
t Nnh., ;sas and duly recorded In the once OF TUE
dny OF Court purposes therein mention
ed shall on The day Of December, isi3, IN ie town :"
proceed Ia sell al! the slaves Goa
yryed 10 me IN consisting of fourteen likely men, Wo
men boys girls. The sale will be positive ana nhcui
far cash. purchasers assured ina There WIZ ne
a. Observation-Disclosures TllOS. w. LEWIS, Trustee:
Nv $3.50 55-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16
SALE OF LAND, MILL, sc.


10 virtue Of derree Of the Circuit Superior Law
- and Chancey for the county Of Cumberland dated 2n
OF Septemhe 1919 pronounced the of Nathaniel
ell Vs. Ciber, r. Carrnston, Lawrence Carrington John
ooson Daniel j. Hasook Sheperds Co Mayo Caring
ton, his right aud Administrator of Joseph Caring
ton, deceased, Henry Smith, Benj H. Powell James Miller
said Henry Benjamin ani James being late merchants
in trade under The finn Of Henry Smith & Co. said Henry
Smith ani Robert Moore, Executors Of The
nent Of Alexander Smith, ecsased Albert r. Frayser,
ing of himself aud Josiah Hatcher deceased Mathew
ry Robertson and Madison Flannegnn James NJ Austin. Ex
ecnto of Anna Austin deceased William A. Robertson Na
and Henry Walton, William Ellis and Temple Elicit,
and pa tners who traded under the firm Ellis Elicit, Will
liam Woodson, Holden Rhodes aud William H. Mcfarland
proceed, the 18th of January 1914 SELL the highest bid
resides, containing supposed Contain hundred and
eighyone acres hundred nf which woods of
original and heavily tm5ered, and the whole
excellent quality
There Dwelling House with four rooms and all the neces
out houses and improvements the whole Of which
erected within The last three years There
upon tile Tract of Land excellent Grst and MILL both
which of considerable value
This Property situated within miles of mouth of
Ws's River, and six miles Gainesville county of
Cumberland, in pleasant neighborhood.
mo- .I ?. wooDsoN, Commissioners
Also the time and place. the said John r. WoOdson
by of Deed OF Trust executed him by Gilbert F. Car
rngon for therein mentioned i'll offer for sale seve
Negroes, ana all the remainder Of the said y car
'''S'' : y ooD'oN- G pp-is"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16
TRUST SALE OF LAND ANn NEGROES IN HANOVER

TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES IN HAMMER
COUNTY. .
PURSUANT to provisions OF deed of trust executed ny
VIM Pamon and wife The undersigned dated me Isl I'd!
The County Court Hanover for the purpose oil securing
70 n,entio ned John Sheppard, we shall proceed 10
n on TUESDAY tie 18th day OF December 1913 hens Han
over day. the Courthouse Of Hanover county, AZ pJ
,f LAND situate lynn. and being The said comfy i Hanover,
adn,up the lands VIM Fayzer aud others ana containing
one hundred acres the less and oonnaeu Us ae
scrih,d in the said Also Slaves, man named LEWIS
and bow named George As Trustees, we shai
Gov suc title only vested in nv virtue oil The deed oil
,rns af,rcs aid LOFTIN n. ELLETT, Trus,cps
~ RIO. NJ. CARVER,
:. 57-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

subscriber discovered another Spring The waters
which exoed highly by those who them
they are certainly very strong As to the virtues of these
there might he much said aud hundreds Of certificates might be
produced, but the subscriber deems it unnecessary.
June Y lift FRANCIS A. WILSON
rTRUSTEES' SALE OF PROPERTY.-By virtue Of a Deed
Of Trust executed by JOS MoSeey bearing III Sepr
ber 1872 and duly recorded in the Clerks Oors Buckingham
and Campbell Counties will SELL the 20. December
the said Moseeys residence Campbell Negro Girl; House
hold and Kitchen Kitchen Furnue; Horses Wagons and
Plantation Tools ALSO Land Arkansas
White River which s said 10 be valuable Also the
,mes River & knnaw ha Improvement
And, the 9th day of January next Buckingham Court
house, we will sell, al public auction, the remaining
Goods Of j. & F. b. Moseley & Co. Terms sale.
or The creditors of j. b. Museley Co., and of the late
firm of Moscey Spencer Co., will find greatly their
cot to attend the sales Of the above property.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

Youth aged about IS 6, with requisite qualifications
i woud be this Office, Printing business
A preference given to applicants from the country.
Dec 6j-tr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE

FRUIT TREES FOR SALE. -
THE subscriber has at Spring Farm one mile IRON ne Cy
/ several choice kinds Of Apple Pear Cherry, fnm ana
Apricot twenty thirty thousand Peach
Trees approved kind such as take ths icaa 10 .
Jersey markets. which he VIII sell on iea
sonabe These Trees fine and vigorous mol euaed
by any in the Northern Nurseries.
IN. Trees viii hn readily given WM. /. GRIEVE
ne, al " Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

sALT50O sacks SALT landing in line ORDER from schooner
- Thomas Ireland. For sale by
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Dee. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

L%NANT WANTED-Watrd, either 10 hire purchase, a
- Servant Woman, who has be- accustomed TO housework,
AMI who is good Srmp,.t,ess, wtout ncumbrance Enquire
q jas Office. Nov. 5-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

\OilCE-An persons indebted the concern of J. & a.
Y oc!e requested make immediate and
hose having Claims against said requested
,sq;, them fol PAYMENT. JOSEPH GOODE,
D.t.27 49-sw Surviving Partner of j. & A. Goode
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

COMMISSION HoUSE-1he undersigned have formed 20
Y P,r;ur ship mnaer style ana finn OF BkIDIES oho
TIER fr the purpose o ansa:ting General Commission ana
Forwarding BUSINESS their services 10 their friends ana
Ire public generally. -, -, &c r.,,..o
Flour every description of Merchanoze anu, "ln
their long eyperencc in the Tobacco and Grain trade they ee
justified in promising satisfaction TO all who may favor 'he
with cnasicnments. 49, -
Office the Of Cary ana Virginia suee-eA' uo' "
Charles Palmer, Esq. .,,,s n pptncpS
DAVID BRIDGES.
p,otmau, M. o,h 1910 62-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

DAVENPORT g. ALLEN,
AUCTIONEERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND, Va.
OFFER services for sales Of every description Of MER-
CHANDlsE, and make liberal advances on consignmenis
Dec.9 G2-&3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

> CRO IIIRING-- subscriber offers his services 10
~ public branch of his business rs the time "r hng
t, i near \, hand His will he 10 give that attention
which the interests the reqirc-in sickness
lie TAN Continues to attend the Collection OF debts every ne
,.d,on Renting ont Houses, Mr.. Richard u lnsta
t,", ~ 49,, h,s;ras, RICHARD HILL a.,
~ Office over Enquirer Office,
Main street. corner below the Banks
n, c. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

pa6hed Rree tunes neeS tGs 1880
,Saare. AID tnoiee neck daring the rest OF tas year
go TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-10

have voted for the preceding tariff, had he been
present According to this test, then, he is no
Democrat.
Is Mr. Calhoun Democral2 He voted for
the last Bank, and sought also to renew lis
charter, for the purpose, as he expressed il, OF
unbanking The Bank, through the Bank" Ac-
cording TO this test he, then, is no Democrat
Is George NJ. Dallas, William Wilkins. and
G. J. Ingersol, Democrats They advocated
the renewal of the charter Of the Bank, &c, &c.
According to this test, then, they are no Demo
Gratis.
Is the Sub-Treasury test of Democracy ?
Then is the editor of the Enquirer no Democrat I;
for he opposed it Justify, and never has es-
poused it,
Now, will the candid editors who oppose Mr..
Tyler's administration, give US definition OF
what they mean by Democracy? Come, lay
down your rule, gentlemen, and LET THE PEOPLE
APPLY 1T.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-10
CHEAP BOOKS
N TAYLOR has on han large

u TAYLOR has on han a large and valuable
l. collection Of Books in every branch of Ltera-
ture, Science, and Art Law Medicine and Surgery
Theology History Botany and Agriculture Clas-
steal Literature and Trsnslations Poetry and the
Drama Geology and Mneralogy; Chemistry Maih-
ematics, and all other Of the Practical Sciences
which he offers for sale at extreme low prces-many
of them at cost, some of them at than cost, and
in every case at the lowest price at which the
can be purchased in any of the Northern cities.
Purchasers ordering from a distance may rely IN
finding this to be the case The advertiser purchases
little from he Northern booksellers hut chiefly at the
trade sales, (whoIesaIe auctions where they lay in
their supplies, and at the p,ices with them. lie
Is able, therefore, to sell at small an advance as
any bookseller any where in the UnieJ States, AID
willing TO do This is known 10 all those who have
taken the trouble to asce tain the fact.
Foreign editions be imports dire ct from London and
ParS buying ths for cash III adva &c IN those cities
and hey sold for lower prices any where IN
the United States than in his estahlIrhmtDt.
A good collection Of French books viii be found
with the advertiser to which additions are constantly
made also a few Of the best authors IN the Spanish,
Italian and German languages, with the best DO Ks
of instruction in each while the subjects of His
tory, Naval and Military Science and Service Geol-
ogy and Mineralogy Currency, Finance and Legsla-
ton, and on Engineering, Architecture and Mechan-
les n all their various branches as good collections
are probably not for sale IN the United States as those
which mai be found at his store
Orders from a distance, it may be relied upon,
will be promptly attended to, and upon the same
terms as If the purchaser were upon the spot
Books, Stationery and Periodicals. or am thing else,
imported to order from London and Paris.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-10

Is this question to be resolved by referring to
the question:" Whom did you vote for here
tofore for the Presidency or did you sustain
this or that measured" Thelast may be good
test but not the first.
According to the first, is Francis p Blaira De
mocrat2 Ifuniform opposition to Henry Clay is
to be the test, then Mr.. Blair is no Democrat, be-
cause he was the decided friend Of Henry Clay
against the old Hero, and all the world,-tbe
chief instrument used TO make Henry Clay Sc
cretary OF State. Mr.. Blair, then, according tC
,his rule, is no Democrat.
Is uniform advocacy Of General Jackson ar
unerrng test of Democracy, then the editors o
the Enquirer and Albany Argus are Demo
Gratis for the one declared that General lack
son ras 30 ignorant that he could not consfru
the piainesf section Of an act of Congress
and the other denounced him in unmeasurct
terms. They, then, no Democrats.
Is Mr. Van Buren, Democrat If rbos,
who voted for Mr.. Madison are Democrats, anc
those against him Federalists, then Mr.. Var
Buren,, having voted against Mr. Madison, is ne
Democrat.
Ia Mr. Calhoun Democrat2 He opposed
General Jackson's administration and votet
against Mr. Van Buren, as Minister to England
According to this test, then, he is no Democrat
And 80 on through the whole category and
at this rate, we have scarcely Democrat in tn,
land.
Let us come to measures. Is he alone De
mocrat, who voted against the Bank, InterDa
Improve ments, and Protective Tariff
Mr.. Van Buren, cannot be Democrat, becaus.
he voted to erect turnpike gates on the Cum
berland road, and for the Tariff Of 1923, and
declared, in his Albany Speech that he would
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-10
THE BAGPIPES IN HAVANA.
The Havana correspondent of the New Orleans
Pcayune tells the following story:

The Havana correspondent of the New Orleans
Pcayune tells the following story:
"While listening to the music of one of the ex-
cellent bands that play the Plaza, night in
cldent occurred humorous II was ludicrous.-
The night still, bright, and calm not breath
of wind moved the leaves Of the orange tree and the
moonbeams they fell, FURNISHED its golden fruit.
Just as the band had executed the music Of one OF
the grand operas, and for moment had ceased to
play wild, and to the natives, unearthly kind of
music was heard in the distance and nearing the
square. The Haberneros uttered a thousand excla-
nations of surprise, and seemed TO think it the
spirit Of murdered music rising from the We
at recognized il as the erratic Scotch pibroch
proceeding from the national instrument, highland
bsgpipes. We were not mistaken, Tor shortly bon
ME Scot came in view, blowing for the bare life,
Willie waurs them a. mon.'
"When the first alright over, a commissary
summoned sufficient courage to arrest him
90 Hoot AVA, mon,' said Sandy, are ye daft
Ye Lessen WI a the attention i the warld to the
foreign ootlandsh airs o. that land an yet he ha
nae oonderstan In to appreciate gud stirrn scotch
tune on the Highland bagpipes. o. ma conscience,
but ye maun he a vera uncevellzed set o. bodIes.'"
{" The Scotch minstrel was taken off to prison, but
we learned that he let off the next morning, III
the case being properly represented 10 the authori-
ties. He was sailor on board one of the British
ships in port who had learned to play the bagpipcs,
and always carried the instrument with him Having
heard the band playing, he thought he would get up
an opposition, he said hi SELF he thought the
people had taste for cd music, but he found he
was maist waei'lly mstaen.'"