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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14
REFnnTATfnN.

We commend to tie consi Grafton Of Nfissis-
sippi regulators tho iollow.ng from BurtOn,si
sAnat9niy Of Melancholy.s
!" AL PAdaa.i jim Italy they have i stone, called
the stone Of Tn. pitnds. near The Senate House,
waorc d enthrtfia. and such asdisclaita the pay.
,nent oi' de5ts. d. set with their hinder par.s
bare. Tint By that note Of disgrace, Others may
be terrified from all such vain expenses of Dor.
rowing more than. can Tell Low to pay.',
We wou'd'sagg est the erection Of stone of
the same kind. near the Senate House. Al Jack
sen TO the terror to all such evil daers az the re.
pudiators Of the State. Il might answer to
'ringtl,cm to a proper sense Of right.
Stsasas, Wig.
AMUSEMENT OF THE FASHIONABLE
LADIES IN NEW YORK.
On this subject Willis writes to the National
Intelligeneer:
Thc female dynasty is gaining ground.
mentioned in q former letter that Ladies
Oyster Shop was opened in New York and a
Ladies' Read ng Room projected. The latter
is since organized and about going into opera
ton, and meantiE another masculine privilege
has gone over to the ladies'. A Club Bowling
Alley has been establish ed in Broadway. near
Franklin street, most luxurious in ail tie APP
acknowledgements. 0:tonans. dressing rooms,
sc. The families subscribing are of the nort
fashionable cliques. and ma male foot Is suffered
TO enter this g5necian gymaIsium-thc pins
teiug set up by girIP and tie attendance exciu-
hivciy feminine. The luxuries remaining 10 our
sex up to the presen. time, are fencing and hoxs
ing--thc ursuroatiens of which are probably
under consideration. The fashions you would
suppose would scarcely gain by ma.cnlinilJ6ng,
but tle indies are wearing broadcioth cloaks iar
a. beginning. Thess j. .another article Of male
attire which they lave long tecn said TO wear
occasionally. but I am eredalous. Seeing
weild be believing.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14
CHAPTER W.


TtE future husbands, presented by Lady
Clauore 10 the heirs Of Ariaval, have spent
sevetal days ut the castle; and being charmed
by The seducing beauty OF tho two young VIZ
gins, Ave called forth their best endcavors to
pleass them. The chase, tournament, music.
dance and pleasures OF every description. sue
coed EACH other rapidly at the castle. The
ear Il assaiIed on every size by the merry
voices oftlle guests; each day ushers forth new
ioys,ncw festivities; the old manor walls ring
withiInirth and gayety: Rodolph, the graceful
and affectiona e knight, was the hte and soul OF
al this magic.
Nomeans. which nature and fortune affo
to captivaie. were spared on the part Of the i've
lovers TO win the hearts otthe ialr sisters
Mid, vet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and stately,
Rodolph won every heart. Not less eaptlva.
tinr han hi, rival, Raoul commanded universal
admiration; bur nnliEe this latter, his look
81 times gas, stern ard cloudcd. And when
The question, in tile neighborhood, was asked
which was the most agreeable Of the two |;
none replied lSaoul. I"
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14
cHAPIER j


GREAT news has rread throughout ARRIVAL
cas- lie. Lady Clamores wishes have been
crowned with success; two matches. secretly
concocted by her Ladysh'p, are on the eve Of
beng consumated, the bridegroolns will sOoH
reach the castle. Coant RodOph d. IIcTmngs
ny is destined 10 ATS; Baron d. A'grevlle is
fated to Blanche. Both are young, handsome,
aud wealthy.
..L,sien, BIanche!" said Alix; "lIodolph and
Raoul-nur future husbands will Don be here.
knew not why it Is. but my heart is FAINT"
$50 is mine." replied Blanche.
"AlIs, you will espouse Rpdulph; and Raoul
VIII become my husband. Think you we can
love them!"
"The same question was on my lips.''
|Were he whom fate reserves for me-" OBJ.
served Blanche, "were he TO displese mel"
"He would become odIous to me also, sister,
s.It could not happen Otherwise"
$50 liiink," returned Alix. "But then, if
Rodolph--tnv fate Unidentified with. his Own--
were Ia break my heart with sorrow!"a,l
Gle would kill me al n. dear Alix.''
a1Blanch why this alarm within me!''-
"Alas It's becauseI am sffrigh,ed."
But both are amiable and kind. Their be-
irothed ought to be happy. Love, tits said ia
sweet to nurse. fam would be in loVe!''
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14

In An ancient and venerable castle, situated
amid The mountains in the northern parf of
FRANCE, lived t.so noble orphans, during the
reign otLouis tho Grcat. They were dsugh-
iera The Mafquis Of Arinvat and had Just
atiaiH3d their titste ,th sumaier. ak aud
Blanche were wins -
By strange cap ice or nature, they had tho
same features, The same glowing tresaes, The
SANG sweet and 'melsdiDus accent. Nnse but
an experienced eye could distinguish on. from
tn dslef Heaven---as slough pie .sedtohar
CREASED her physicai lovellrefs cx sceiy so
perfectly aiike--ha also endowed fheirarnoral
attTig sees with The same resemblance. Were
AL taken IL, suddeniv Blanche Would feel i1-
well Also Unishrnnty Of principles, analogy
pf sentiments, congrniallty Of sympathy and
version, and confosmity Of win and Of taste,
were dispensed 10 both. The same feel:ngs-
w.,e,her painful OK pleasnrabld- -werc sllaacd
between them. Il was an though one being
had been incorporated IN twoforms.
An, aged aunt had raised item ftoln their
infar cy, with affection aud care, in the feudaI
manor. Lady Clamore loved her young nieces
TO adoration; but feeling her sense totter under
he burd % of eighty years. the desire to wed
the youpg orphans occupied all her ttoughis-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

From the correspondence oftlo 81 L,gis r epub-
lican, dated Wheeling, July g."
The rver Is falling aud will soon only be nlyi.
gable IOT small class aJaIs.
We are stopping at The United Slles Hotel. and
20 I1e morning lake the Stage lor Cumberland, aud
thence 90 BlIu more by rIilrJld
Our boat proceeded GA 90 Pittsburgh with but few
passengers Inc bulk OF the IrlyeI 10 the east Is
upN Oy the central rJule from Wneel,n, 4, Balm.
more.
I"e stages IRE good and arrive guuctually At
Cumberland, 900 order o. Iuprsect the railroad fIr
bIliim1re. Ii any devlltIJus are made from The
promises that are put forth, shall no, be SLOW 90
uprising you ut %. A matter OF curiosity q may
n1i be amis5 o. add that tho expense OF tbs route
IRON 81 LOUIS 90 BIItrnyre, - nOw but twenty t.u
dollars, viz ste in IJul IRON - LOUIS 10 Cmcnuat
80, Cucinulii 10 Wheeling 50 Wheeling 10 B,Ili.
m'ro IA; incidental expenses, such as are made Ou
the route uud other Items are not included
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

a NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGiSLAtOR.-T'hr
Concord Cnuri, gives tho 1.t'vins occsUn' Of he
J0irgs o. nn industrious L'si-'alor from NJ ian IA
IhNI Stale. during the recent session 81 the Legsla-
jurc. Our reader. wIIl no duud agree wIh ~
TIA; lac was much more u.elully employed Than such
prrS,uages generally and with 4 more Jhst nI'
prcc ,lion nT ms y, vcrN. II would certainly con
dncc much o. the public nrneit "G may of our
Lycurgu-cs AID S.,un. Nunli. l,o phe gentleman
rom Milan. employ rhcr tine ii efu'y IA me
King "a Is AMI 90 boO, rather than Nsse 4 ia ma
king las.
AZ INDUSTRIOUS LEG'SLAT)i.- Tnr
Rvpr, sentative of NJ a. his State ,,hc IA thu
town last mau,h, Icrl"rmrd a, many queer things
knew n member ni the Legislature To- do
o. IA, arrival ia u,vu he pat up a, the Washing.
ton IIuicl very respectable house al ihe unrih end
uf Mann street. hoard being 50 - per week. II :
horse he turur, cent g-gs. bow terms ~,
rem1iuod the Washington three DAYS, whrn lac
gave u0lIrc that nc Wss al 10 leave town, aud
dad NOT knnw when hc should reurn--aEd. uI cuur,e
settled his hIl il, name missing Tor same
lime whenever the yeas and nays were called and
q generally supposed h1' he had nCiurily left
Jow in disgust al Ms arSiUcraiir appearance, and
the legislature, .ck w,Iu Il- sua;i like course 81
getting ahead with the business of Legislation. Al
the n u end Oi Mli1 -, and mnte than bali mile
from the STATE House. Of The very lowest Iav-
| Crus m the Whole state. and "MaiaH RUInur" suon
put IA circulation repnr! that Mr. Representative
vas harding NJ that tavern. at s. per week, and
spending hts time manly IN whiting out Or bOrS.
goad STICK. and rip stocks aud other like articles -
lie rem7ncd through tie srs,nu there, carry ing ou
his manufacturing bushes. smarty. but grIug &C.
| Cn.ipuluy 10 h Representatives Hall. during the
twn or three hours of each day that The Lrci>lr.
! lure was IA scssinn. In addition 20 FL ia. other
lab ~ o. "a. truly industrious man. 10 ,rn thai
hc worked or some Numbering men u ding ,hrm
~ getting logs Iut' the rivrr and down &, n .ukScrr
Al the Clu-e at the sc.sIpn he was seen leaning
towards Coss county, with his wagon fn'l nl OK bow,
gr'd sticks and whip stocks. after having received
! $50 rs travel nnd So per diem pay OF the State
,r hIs services ~ Lcsislriur. Ills buard came "a
about 80 AMI HAL Of his nurse -, and his Expense.
ic and from Concotd about s.. lie drew from the
/ Treasury $40. anu paid away Sl6-.ving $50 Go
month oi juno, and large Ia Of "N bows - gnld
sticks and 80 whip stock, To ddle out on hi-
way home.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

ard broken hoth MS legs. ran to hi>
assistance.
'Mtrch,' said nc.
Corporal. I replied, you have saved
my lic every hour, aud viii not now
abandon vou.'
'March!' said he-'l am happier than
you-in five m.nuteS | shall be COLDER
Tins was the tirsI time ia his life. per.
hapS. that he seemed satisfied with his
couiitiOn,aud IN few inmates hc-prcs.
sing to his lips the cross which the En-
PeIor So recently gave him-cxplred.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
y l. VI VI 4 TX Y.

T"eSr Lawre .ce Caral WIS opened on the 3
instant
The New York Express Of yesterday, ha. The fol.
lowing paragraph, which tells great deOl IN a i,w
words.
The iron steamboat Pilot, Captain Low arrived
here on Saturday, ia three days aud half from ST.
Johns, u c. She Is NOW running regularly between
his city and 81. Johns which Is but short i,taur,
from Montreal. She leaves again with passengers
and merchandise thus evening"
A man named Mason. Of the gang Of counter.
eIies whose den ia New York was broken no ON
saturday last. has been IA B. sIun by officer
CIaPp. Thirty seven dies for making HayiIeu coin
were hund IA Nasuns house, and olsu q unniiiy If
The spurious coin, ready to be pot INTO circulation
The Woods Yarmouth Mass. had q narrow 90.
cape from another devastating fire on Saturday
week
The name Of the new schooner Of war, the keel
ct Which has been laid down OF The Warrington
Navy Yard, Is the -. Mary"
treaty has been concluded between tho Coy.
ernOr Of Lihera, and The Head King Of the Golph
Country ana Tie Kings AID Hend men under him
winch provides that all disputes between Libarion.
and the GOlahs. all disputes between the m tive,
lhaI cannot be settled amicrby by The King nnd his
head men. and all disputes bcI, cen any Of the Co
Iah Kings or head men Of other tribes which can
not he settled by and between them. shall be refer
~ '' H''di atllienenl 10 The Governor HE
DON OF Trade by intercourse with the aneriJr Is es
labshed. The slave trade is forever abolished
under penalty TO be fixed by the laws Of the colo
n.y. 1nd The TRIAL or test Of criminals by sassy. yoo
or any other poisonous matter is done AWAY with IL
being made penal offence equal TO murder. Bv
THIS treaty The Goiah's, who number about eight
thousand souls have placed themselves under the
control Of the colony
MUNIFiCENT-We learn from The Boston Az
los that William Appleton. Esq. Of that civ. has
recently given the sum Of Ten thousand dollars To-
wards the erection Of an Episcopal Missionary
Chapel. ia Boston.
AFrenrh nobleman who had been saiirizod BY
NOliaire. meeting the poet soOn after, gave him n
hearty drubbiug. The poet immediately flew 10 ths
duke Of Orleans, told him how he had been used
and begged he would DO h,m justice Sir" repli-
ed The Duke. with a significant smile at hos been
done already.
The Chicago Express ofihe LIST instant says that
more Than one thousand emigrants arrived Of tl,st
place during the preceding week.
Advices have be en- received al Salem. ,bicb con.
firm iht account Of the murder on the cpost of Ar,
CO. by The noliyesof the male and cook Of the scbo,
ner Edward Burnley.
OHIO FLOUR FOR THE EAST INDIES Tn.
market notice Of the Tribune July oh says "A
parcel Of 600 bJs Akron -four was s5Id for Sc 90
Tor East Indies I've believe CintonJ via Halitnr,
thence 90 BRUSH but,om"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

a BATH = WITH BEARS -Wo fud in
Frerch paper the following. iLkrn from tho Ka,san
(RussiaB) G,zetic.
The colpuy of Weshm7ie Llha (Siheria) has been
the scene oi sad recurrence Three ColUnis,s.
StLnnieh BalOhursNI. AID DymireH, in hunting IA
the great forest oi II TIA. captured lille beats
which they tiuk hume with Them. Three DAYS had
passed aud these savage pets hal begun To rvcus-
Mise their masters when, during the following night
a ieru!i" hawking VAS heard IA the village. Too
) boriln colonies. which are devoted to exes, are
n ways surrounded with pllisude.
The CotDn SIS. however. wh,se curiosity got the
beicr OF their alarm, lel their huis; huI what was
their Terror Al seeing Tie houses of Bra uhorski and
Dymire!i surrounded by b md Of be RS. standing
"n their hrnd legs and bowling with rage Tue
col"nsts ran 10 arm-; OF Them sounded the alarm
bell. The Cussacks OF the garrison mounted and
iormed ~ the place d'arnes. Al The conisis ARA
ed will. nuskels and axes marched rnsI The enc
my. The nuicasI was terrible. and was not finished
until one Of The cabins on fire. This con.
hasra'on drove The enemy away. Eighl bears re-
manned on the field; Il re lost their lives aud
ihIrIy were wounded, s,me of them severely.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

\ LOBSTER STORY. I'VE have i.h si.r 81.
snake stucs, bear sIpfirs. all cd siUdrs nos,
!uf change. supIs-c NE have n iub,Ier soty.
\ man hal just received 4 large It ui holsters.
fresh All lively. nhrn % by si,HJ DpNing at tho
cruters, accompanied hy his DIG.
"Suppse ynI I.ui yuur do. tail hrINeea The
l"bS'cfs claw, say the ,"af r.ed, s.y the la,
Ihe peg WAS eNira'tsd ir,,,n the claw a.d The ,I,,
tan urseftd. Away went the deg oil h,ni- howl.
lug "a the 'qne'z has tar gui funn the r,Istcr.-
. " h'SHe your dog bark You young scamI," rrts ihs
man. WASTE your lrhsier back" crrs the Is,y
and nlsqua lated. Tn, boy made a 10, ster suI.
per that night
We don't kuoS who did Tins
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

The annexed Story. from New Ycrk paper. as
ose of the best Which Ne have met ~uh CT saue
umC:
PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE Under DIFF.
FICULTIES--S,uudins vith a ireud tie Otncr day
~ lie rVer side tu taLo m the noble coup eeii U
,ar ncW sic5mcr KnCkrrJpchcr. NC overheard ~
mule auer,ipje connected w.lh raicr cralt Winch
made Our cuunI,uun merry al the way Euiuv;
Nht,h ve shalt here uuusCrihe, land which a -
may please" Ii seems tb"re w g, quay. we huuN
.nI seems there u4S) vprdlnt yuutu ir,m the iu a.
rur at C"raecucui inr ao irsI r,ao atogrJ steam,
bat. n Cuuu>ty was unbranded. II" 'Ntrnlne,i
here. and De scru'Inz'd iher'; hc W rurd from ih
engineer a compulsory lecture 90 tho steam en .u'.
81 mechanics IN general. AMI tom rhe iremcu an
essay the p"wer OF White heat. and Ihc 'aStrase
consumption OF pune co5d-Old'
Al length ms i,'qpirIng mind was checked IA IT.
uvcsg ,uui.'. and "Ihe purs ,i know le!ge under
ticuui,s" made at once apparent. he hta mVun.
ted the wheel house, and Mas ASKING the pilot.
I"NLat you dom that Tor Mi.cri- VIA; go3i does,
Il g" wnCu hr was observed hy tho captain. VIII,
a. ru a CrulI V,i,,3 CO away from thcry, Don't
YOU &c, the sscn. No r,iku' To- the nj ,hc he
lum' Ca way" "Oa rcr'ing ylc, only want
ed 10 iroN-" We'll y,u dy know nns, ILat
you Cat.I ak Co him, 60 'vs,y!'
Wlth urwI.!mg wlliIr g"ess the vcrdani yorin
came down; AMI, - u was siun dark, he presently
went below, at luIr or i've tunes hei 'fr lac turned
IA" he vas uu deck, npd near the Wheel ir'u c
e. cling o. with th'UghIlul curiosity bat with the
captains public rebuff str.l m ms ears, veutuuug III
a sk ~ questions. 10 ne first gray Of The dawn he
was up and after hesitation, JrrceN ug npbOd,
near hHt the pilot. who turuirg the wheel. a.
when he had last seen hin, lac preferred his sup
pressed question, an the oblique style peculiar 10 h.
resinn. Wal. gIn u ga ho'--h"eu at At all nigh,
.-screeuU,E OH her HJ,f-ehF what vague crniec
lures must have bothered the poorest qurrsrs BRAN
during the night. may he partly inferred from ia
absurd bur settled conviction" 10 whi,h ur had a
length arrived,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

The Railway between Perersburgh and Moscow
IN Russia. winch Is 20 be some five hundred miles
long. Is said TO be AL, ancing with celerily wor.
Thy OF thus steam going age. FiiIy ihous1ud labu
ers are employed upon il. and il il expected TO be
completed IN about Two years, This work It may
he remembered. Is under The supeuniendence oluur
counIiynnn, Major Whistler, formerly engineer Oh
The B'sloi aud Albany RiIlrrad.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

a Long Island Minstrel thus delic r,cly ulluIcs
!" n h"sia m's net ser garment amo - a number uT
other equally pr,hcuc sIar7rs Toe Oh licences of
rNressi1I u only equl ed by thut vi s"me lash
Ionable ladies:
Ana While reireaiing through the woJds.
And through The Iunglcd fern.
lie ore hs mHsHI AaeHtioa ems
AnI had pat on krrA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

JOHN SLIDELL. the successful condid,te 10
Congae,s from the i,sl district in Louisiana is an
elder brother uI Alexander SiIdell Mackenzie, late
commander Of Ihe u brig Of war Somers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
DEATH FROM COLD MATER = 4

DEATH FROM COLD WATER Another was
added yesterday n0Du 90 The multitude of cases of
Immediate death from the IJI frequent Use Of cold
waller A man whose Aame we have not vet heard.
90 work on lighter near James zip. IsG his employ
mont md went into Store ON South street and
lhcro drunk two turnblcrs OF zee wafer lie turned
10 dsplu, was observed 90 reel and f7II upo1 the
pavement, It's countonaucc became dark. Then d.
vId, Then settled INTO ho p7Ienes- Of Death lie a..
cd lusanHy--N s. Eve Pet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

Tnote very ~ irum some ct WI -, ,,r,,,,.
I hays recuiird WttI su'Te di~g4si and Iorr,,r- ,
Ia. rlc.uy anJ d.-s lutr rnSrai, have had 49,,
than a surieIrs aud g. have eNerd,r vi ANY h.,,..
ia irin them % his u,siy .ecH 10y thsi ptuc .. IN,
extra q, healing nc,i,c.c iIc dcadiio,t Of a..
sons.
an, very respectfully mud ,haukiully dear SIR.
Your u.,,. .trtt -rTvuut.
JOHN GUINt,I ADAMS"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22
From the New York Observer.


HAErFpRD, July 10. 1913.
MesSrS. E3it1ra-B.Iow >cuI you = letter from
Hun J. q. Adams, wh'Ch you will bo disposed To
di"ke public. a word, 10y way of explanation.
Ah1ut two years since, White was truvell ng in
Vermont. The Pastor OF small village put INTO my
hands volume Of NOIIalre's PhIlus,.I Ical Dicun-
ay. purP"rIng To have brcn Irirrsi tied by I ohm q
Adams with a cOmnenGItiry p:ellrc ~ the same
An rnhde neIghbur al Rev Mr. Hubbar had loaned
Il 10 rim, b'asiing that q Adams inf
del n well as himself Rev Mr. II procured the
address "i NJ a. delivered at New York.. in " hich
he strongly urges The study at the Bible Auer
ietdins 1.-the UEdg! reriied. Ill q Adams blow,
'ui aud cpid In this way, wall have uu farther con.
hde"ce ~ HIM suspected AT The lime IhaI this
was either forgery, or else The name II another
4 Adam1-yct knowing that u had boen ar buled
10 The SH-PresIdeu aud rhcreG1re that las influence
was made To suucIr.a nlileiuy. finally determined
0" ascertain The iucis M he case nad his views
10 regard 10 NOlIaires Writings Tmese are cuuai.
Ued IA The following letter:
Your. &c 10 ,EPI EMERSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-22

u Gus Il The re, as'"'n Of spending u,, limo -,
'iaanH " ~ P"ni'ai.r"s N'i,a'Ir's i'a.lo..,. -.
DtUcuap.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-11-04
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-11-04
est principles. Wonder if this will lead the
Wings and Democrats Of Mississippi to H.
bandon ropodia'ion'

AEON REA,oN Almost every one
knows that our Parish jall IS in umb''ns
condition, and that those therein nhneo
eypect 10 be buried alive in It's RUNS shorty
rhe other day, a prisoner was brought De-
fore Judge Canongc charged, among cher
shing with having attempted to make hl'
escape from this delapidared tower ri rel
uge.
Judsc-Why did you attempt to break
Jail, sir?
prisoner--Because wanted to get out
Juage-Aud why, sir, did you want to
get out! 49, ;,
prisoner-Because ! knowed that thu
ricketty old barn was 10 such ruined pred
,cament. that feared it would fall down OF
me and smash my bead before my time was
foul didn't want to cheat Jnstlce,so
,houoht I'd vel out of the Parish jail, wheI
smasbatIon Stared me in the face, and iher
come and AK your honor toput me IN batoi
Rouge for The remainder Of my sentence.
II is needless to say that the Court wer'
coryuIsed with laughter; and had he PrIs
oner lived in the days of lieracl''us, h'
would have been set free.-N. .. Crescent