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SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

DI Virtue Of an order Of the Honor.
ID able the District Court Of the Uni
ted States, in and for the Southern Dis
trict of Mississippi, will offer Tor sale,
to the highest bidder, for Cash, at the
door Of the Court House of Amite county,
On Monday The l9h day Of Norember, A.
d. 1913; between the hours of II o'clock,
A. NJ, and 4 o'clock,'P. NJ; all the right,
title, interest, claim and demand, both le-
gal and equitable, of Frederick Stanton,
a Bankrupt, in and 10 the following discri,
bed tract or parcel Of land, lying, situate
and being in said county of Amite, to wit;
The North West Quarter of Section, No
Twenty-seven, Township 4, of Range 2,
East; containing One Hundred and Sixty
Three acres, more or less.
CHARLES A. LACOSTE,
Assignee.
September 80, l843. 3ltds
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE County.
To IlENRY Hunt, Esq, Justice of the
Peace in and for the County and stat,
aforesaid
NOU are hereby appointed my re-
turning officer 10 hold an election
at the different precincts in the County
on the first Monday and day
following in November next, for the pur.
pose of electing the State and County off.
cersirequired by the constitution and laws
of this State--for which election, the fol
lowing named persons have been appoin.
ted by the honorable the Board of Police
of said County, to act as Inspectors, t.
wit:
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NOTTCE.
October go, 1s43.

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the
Probate Court ofAmitelCounty, gran
ted at the September Term, I843, we viii
offer for Sale, on a credit of one and too
years, on Friday The FIRST day of Deem
Der neat, at the late residence of the de-
ceased, in Amite County, the following
Real and Personal Estate, Of LiHieton S
Atkins on, deceased, to-wit Lot No l
and East part of Lot No. 2, in Section "A
Township 2, of Range 3, East; Fracioua
Section No. 2, in Townsip l, of Range 8
East; the West Half of the North Eas
Quarter Of Section Is, in Town ship /, o
Range 2, East; the West Half of the
South East Quarter of Section 2, in Town
ship /, of Range 9, East; the South Yves
Quarter Of Section 2, in Township /, o
Range 2, East the South West Quarter o
Section 10, in Township Is, of Range 2
East the North West Quarter of Secior
Is, in Township /, oil Range 2, East; the
East Halfof the South East quarter of Sec
ton z, and the East Half of the North
E0st Quarter OF Section Is, in Township
/, of Range 2, East; and part Of the
South West Quarter of Section 8, and a
part of the South East Quarter of Section
! 4, in Township 2, of Range 8, East; also
acres of land in Section 10, in Town.
ship /, of Range 2, East-containing One
thousand, Ttco Hundred and hirtyeight
Acres and 80-l00 of an Acre--Also, one
pair of Mill Stones All of said Lands living
and being in the County OF Amite, and
State o: Mississippi.
G. A. HUDSON,
w. Ii. ATKINSON,
Administrators.
| October. OIL lQ43 2dwb
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS,
II EXAMINING in the Post Office OF
~ the frs. day of October, 1843--
which, if not taken out within three
months, will be sent TO the General Pos
4 lliea, as Dead Letter.
Anderson Mrs. E. M, Anderson Sarai
Jane, Anderson Henry, Avery Mrs. Sarah
Burris, James M, Burris Hampton
Burris Mrs. Elizabeth, Bolan D., Burton
Col. E. D., Bullen Henry, Brown Mrs
Nancy, Bradley Thomas, Brady A. E
Cox David, Cox Robert, Cox Henry
Cotton William A., Cowant Samuel
Cockerham John, Chaddick Richard
Curry J. B.
Dunn A. R., Drenon William.
Eubanks James.
Foreman Edward, g., Firth Miss Lucin.
da L.
Gordon Miss Mary, Gordon Mary II
Gordon Thomas.
Harper Louis, Harrington Abel, Hin
son James, Haynes Benjamin, Hewitt
Thomas.
Johnson George w. 2,Jagers James E.,
Jenkins VIM, Jones W., Jackson David
Laurie Mrs. David.
McGehee Louis, Sen, McGehee II. D.,
McMorris Alexander, Morris Mrs. Mary,
Ann, McMilIen Dr., McField Mr., McClay
r.. Maxwell w. G. ..
Nicely r. A.
Pearson NJ. o., Philips G. II.
Rountree John Q, Reynolds L. P, Ben
famine Reynolds, Thomns Reynolds, Rob
inson Mrs. Temperance, Rogers DR.. 1. NJ.
RatcIif' Charles, Reams L., Robert Mr.
Street Fl. G. 2, Sandel Mrs. Sarah, Sam
pie DR.. John, Strange Michael.
Thompson Roland, Traviss William
Vannorman H., Vaughn Levi.
Wilson John c., Wilkinson Stephen d.
Whitaker Miss Amanda.
E. L. BRAMBLET, Z. M.
October l, l843. 52w5
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NOTICE.

II ETTERS Of Administration having
- been granted to the undersigned at
the October Term, l943, of the Probate
Court Of Amite County, on the Estate Of
Thomas. O. Causey, deceased--Ail per-
sons indebted to said Estate, are required
to make immediate payment--and those
having claims against the same, are re.
Quested to present them duly authentica.
ted within the time prescribed by law, OF
they will be forever barred recovery.
ORA ii. CAUSEY,
Administrative.
October 20, 1843. 35w6
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II FILTERS of Administration having
4 been granted to the undersigned at
the September Term, i843, of the Pro-
bate Court of Amite County, on the Estate
of James N. Norwood, deceased-All per-
sons indebted to said Estate, are required
TO make immediate payment-and those
having claims against the same, are re-
quested to present them duly authenti-
Gated within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred recovery.
L. l.. BRAMBLET,
administrator.
| September 80, 1843. Siw6
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NOTICE.

A T the October Term, l843, of the
"A Probate Court of Amite County,
will present my account as guardian o.
Octaria b., Margaret c. Berlin p. ana
Sarah z. Faust, (minor heirs of NJ S
Faust, deeeased,) for final settlement and
allowance.
d. w. BONDS,
T. udrdiaa
September 2, 1843. 27w4
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lyUNnE underalgnod Executors Of Tho
Inst Will and Testament Of Chafie'
Felisr, Deceased, will soil nj Tho late rosl
denco of said Deceased, on TUESDAY
THE BTll DAY or DECEMBER, l0ia,
on credit of 1iscirc Muihs, the Follow
ing Real Estate belonging 10 tho said DC
coasod, VIZ. WoH llnlfol the North Wosl
Quarter, of Section No b, ~ Township
No. z, Of Range No o, ltosl.-conlnlning
loo Acres and tho North West Quarter
Of Inc South West Quarter " section
No b, In Township No, 2, Of Range No
to-, East containing 40 Acres--nnd tho
| East Half of the North West Quarter
Of Section No. o. in Township No. =
OF Range No 0, Eusl--conlolhlng 30 a
cfos--and tho South East Quarter, OF
tho North West Quarter, Of Section No
4, In Township No, 2, of Range No g.
liast--contuinng 80 $1,000 Acros- also
the North East Quarter of tho North
West Quarter Of Seelion No 4, in Town.
ship 40 2, Of Range No. @, East--con.
tanning 80 75-iOO Acres
A l. S o.
i II the same time and place, and on
~ the same terms will be sold, all the
Personal Property (Savos oxceptod,) OF
said Deceased's Es0to--consistlng Of
Household and Kitchen Furni-
Iture, Farming Utensils, Horses,
Hogs, Cattle, Wagon and Team,
Blacksmith Tools, one Barouche
and Harness, Corn, Fodder, liz
brary of Books, and various other
ARTICLES too tedious to mention.
Purchasers will be required to give
notes with approved security.
JAMES w. FIELDER,
CHALES +. FIELDER,
Executors Of the Last VIII and Testament
of Charles Fielder, deceased.
October 23, 1843. 35w6
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NOTICE.

n ETTERS Of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned, at
the September Term, iG43, of the Pro-
bate Court'of Amite County, on the Es-
tate Of John Robinson, deceased-A!l per-
sons indebted to said Estate are required
10 make immediate payment; and those
having claims against the same, are re-
quested TO present them duly authenti-
Gated within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred recov.
cry.
JOHN COLLINS,
Administrator
September 80, 1843. 31w6
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GREIMENTAL ORDERS

No. 81.
."IIE 9th Regiment, NJ. NJ. is hereby
ordered to rendezvous at the Town
of Liberty, on the 4th Saturday, 24th OF
November next, at the hours Of 10 A. NJ,
armed and equipped as the law directs, for
review and military exercises. Commits
stoned, Non-Commissioned Officers and
Musicians will attend at the hours of 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, on the two days previous,
for Drill and instruction. Commandments
of Companies will fll all vacancies among
their Northumberland Officers forth
with, and furnish the Adiutant with re-
port of the strength and condition of their
respective Companies; and also the names
of their Non Commissioned Officers, and
the dates of the Commissions of the Com
missioned Officers.
JAMES NJ. GALLENT,
Col. 6M Reg, M. N.
October 90, 1S43. 35
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF deed Of trust executed
ID TO US as Trustees, by John Brooks,
dated the Fifteenth day Of February, in
the year 184e, and duly recorded IN the
Probate Clerks Office, in Liberty, to Sc
cure the payment of certain debt there-
in mentioned, we will expose to pubic
sale for cash, at the Court house IN Lab
erty, on the SECOND MONDAY OF DECEMBER
next, the negro woman SELEY conveyed
10 us in said Deed of Trust, and execute
TO the purchaser such title as we are Ou,
thorized by said deed, which is deemed
good.
ID JAMES G. GERALD,
WIN. McKOWEN,
f Trustees.
June 5, Ia4s. l5ms
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Octotober 20, 1843.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A T the December Term, 1843, of the
IA Probate Court Of Amite County,
will present my Administration account
for final settlement and allowance on the
Estate of Joseph Smith, deceased, when
all persons can attend ifthey think pro.
per.
GEO. w. SMITH,
.tt Administrator.
October 90, 1884. 35w3
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NOTICE.
IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the
4 Probate Court of Amlte County, gran
ted at the September Term, l843, we will
offer for sale, on Friday the First day Of
December neat, at the late residence Of
L. S. Atkinson, in Amite county, on crdil
of one and two years, the following Real
Estate Of Eldridge D. atkinson, deceased,
to-wit The North West Quarter Of Sec
tion IA, in Township l. Of Range 2, East
the North East Quarter of Section l3, in
Township /, of Range 2, East; all of said
Lands lying in tine County of Amite and
State of Mississippi.
g. A. HUDSON,
w. H. ATKINSON,
Administrators.
October, FL, 1S43. Saws
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NOTICE.
HAVE appointed R. D. SHAW, my
II Agent and Attorney in fact in my alb
sence. All persons having any business
to transact with me, will call on him.
ELIJAH S. Mccoy.
October 90, l343. 35w3
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
October, go, 1913.


ANTE COUNTY, IS.
10 all persons interested in the foliotoina
Real Estate of GREEN G.. CASTOR, de-
eeaSed-GREETING:
" GU are hereby cited to DO and APP
IL pear before the Probate Court oil
said County, on the FOURTH MONDAY
OF DECEMBER next, and show cause, il
you can, why the same should not be or
dered 10 be sold, 10 wit:-So much of the
North East Quarter Of Section 3, in
Township 3, of Range 4, East; and the
North West Quarter of Section 8, in
Township 3, Of Range 1, East, as is con
tanned in the following boundaries, com
menceing at White Oak Tree, and runs
l54 Perches South, to a Pine Stake
thence North l54 Perches to a Laurel
Stake--thence last to the place of begin
ming, containing 132 Acres, 9 Foods, and
so Perches, and 1900 of a PERCH
Said Lands lying and being in the Coun-
ty and State aforesaid.
ANAL, WITNESS the Hon. JOHN
:&9S@&t WALKER, Judge of the Pro-
SASAyN$ bate Court of said county at
S the Court House thereof, on
HW the Fourth Monday of Octo-
Der, A. D, One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Forty Three.
Il is further ordered that this citation
be published in the Liberty Advocate and
Woodvile Republican, for the time pre-
scribed by law.
ReturnabIe 4th Monday Of December.
Issued this 25th day Of Oct, A. ID. 1843.
S. K. DAVIS Crk.
October, 99th 1843. 35w6
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Tnn STATE or MInnIssIpp,.
AmLlr Cnnnln-
OMNM, y. y.


n ARAF6A NJ, cAs7on. w,iov and ,sls,
Of EhAsApa CAAros late NJ Said eouniv
dfe,a,sf, aud T.. N Daris, aud Gso,g,
A. Wtbb Gpardiaps, ~ Lifsm Of N
brr IS Castor.
" on arc hereby cited 10 b. and poi.
sonnlly eppi6f bolofo tho Probate
CoIft If Amiie county, on tho Fourth
Monday IN November HsH, 10 show cause
II any lhoy can, Why tho following real
estate, belonging 10 snid deceased should
not bo ordered 10 be Nolj, 10 wit
Fractional Section No 10, IN Township
No 2 Of Range, No East IN the district
of lands subject 10 sale nj Washington
Mississippi, containing 600 80. 100 acres,
moro or less, lying and being IN the ooun.
ly Of Amio and State aforesaid. II IL
further ordered by tho Court, that this CT.
iulion BIO published in tho Liberty Adyo.
cate aud woodyiIlc Republican for tho
space Of sixty days from tho issuance
thereof
,AA!iL<, WITNESS the Hon. JOHN
MWN. WALKER, Judge Of tho Pro-
:GNNs bato Court, OF Amiic county,
%SS@SS at the Court House thereof tho
Fourta Monday Of August in tho year Of
our Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Forty.three.
Issued this Goth day Of Aug. A. ID. l843.
S. II. DAVIS, Crk.
Sept ember, 2nd l843. 27w6
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Notice.

Notice.
A TIA Special Term Of the Probate
~ Court of Amite County, held at the
Court House thereof on the eleventh day
of September l843--Letters Of Admins
tration was granted to the undersigned,
on the Estate Of Alexder Mcdonald, de-
ceased. ALI persons having claims against
said deceased's estate, are requested to
present them duly authenticated; and
those indebted to the Same viii make inn
mediate payment.
HUGH MCDONALD, f
administrator.
Liberty, Mi Sept. is, i843 G9w6
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BY virtue Of the above warrant to me
directed from Milton Wilmington, Esqr.
Sheriff of the county of Amite and State
of Mississippi, do hereby give public
notice that | will hold an election at the
different precincts in the county aforesaid,
on the first Monday and day following in
November next, for the purpose Of cleo
ting the State and County officers requir-
ed by the constitution and laws of the
State, to wit;
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/ Governor,
Secretary Of State,
Auditor Of Public Accounts,
State Treasurer,
Representatives in the Congress of
the United States, H.
County Representative to the State
Legislature, 1929
1. State Sentaor.
I Judge of the High Court of Errors
and Appeals,
Judge of the Probate Court,
Sheriff,
l Coroner,
l Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Clerk Of the Probate Court,
County Treasurer,
| Surveyor,
Ranger,
1 Assessor Of Taxes,
5 Members of the Board of Police,
2 Magistrates for each police district Of
the county,
2 Constables for do. do. do. do.
The Inspectors appointed by the Board
of Police and named in the foregoingl
summons, are required 10 attend upon
said election and preside over the same
in manner and form prescribed by law.
Given under my hand and seal this ord
day Of October, l843.
HENRY HUNT, J 7.
October, 9TH 1843. 32w5 (!
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Thus the dog and his master got along very we"
together. Sometimes Snip would play the ola man
trick for instance, seeing some dog in the path lana
having a mind for frolic, he would give a sudden
Jump, and Jerking the string from his masters hand,
he would scamper oacing and chasing with his iel-
low dog, as if he was mad
Tn vain would the old man call and scold, threaten
and flatter, till Ships sport was over. Then he
would approach his MASTER but take pretty good care
to keep out of reach OF the He would lie down
on the ground and whine and seem to ask to be for
given.
At last when the old mans rage was over, and
Snip saw that his kind feelings apparent, he
would run to his sidean jump up and lick his hand,
and to say,-'Pray forgive little Snip he won t
do so aganp' The old man would then pat him on
the head call him good dog-and no doubt happier
for the little bit of breeze, they would both proceed
on their journey.
But, at lasta sad accident befel the poor old man.
In the spring when the river very high, he was
crossing bridge; one of the planks having been
carried down by the Snip jumped in after
him, took hold Of his coat, and tried to pull him to
the shore, but it was in vain.
The poor was soon drowned, and his body
was carried upon little island. When it was found,
Snip was sitting by its side, having appearance of
great sadness. The beggar buried, but Snip
would not leave the spot. The people observed the
affection of the dog, and their hearts were touched
by it; so they carried the poor creature food. lie
ate little, but he wasted away, and in about two
weeks, he was found dead upon the grave of his mas
ter
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STATE OF VERMONT.
CALEDONIA COUNTY, SO.
LEWIS FISHER, Complainant,
DANIEL LOWELL, Defendant.

DANIEL LOWELL, Defendant.
N c ~ AN Gerry. FOURTH CIRCUIT.
NXTHEREAS, LEWIS FISHER, of Danvie, in
w said County, has filed his bill Of complaint,
setting forth in substance that DANIEL LOWELL,
late o! Danve aforesaid, of Loudon in the State
OF New Hampshire, on the goth of August, 1886,
was jointly indebted to the complainant in the of
$4,000 that to secure the payment thereof the de-
PENDANT on the same day, for the consideration Of
$780, 90 executed his deed Of bargain and sale
veying to complainant the following described land
in said Danvie, viz. One sixth part being two undi.
vided shares of piece parcel Of land which
land which Daniel Lowell, late of Gilmanton, N, ii.
gave by his last will and testament the heirs Of
Ebenezer Lowell, late of said Danvie deceased land
late occupied by Eben Lowell, one Of said heirs-and
being the same farm conveyed by Mitchell Davis to
Daniel Lowell by deed which is on Record in the
town Clerks Office in said Notwithstanding what
was conveyed by said Daniel Lowell to Moses Ham
to Which was annexed condition that if said defen-
dant paid to Samuel Esabrooks certain note of the
same date with said mortgage for the sum of $780, 90
with interest, to be paid any time within two years
from the date thereof, which said note signed by
the defendant and the complainant, according to the
tenor thereof, or otherwise harmless the said
complainant from all cost and trouble from said note,
then said mortgage to be void otherwise in force,
and alleging that defendant has not paid said nor
saved the said complainant harmless from all cost and
trouble from and on account OF said note but that Or
ator had been sued and compelled to pay said note
and interest and costs amounting to $350-And pray
ing foreclosure of the equity of redemption of said
premises.
And whereas it appears that the said Daniel Low
ELL the defendant, resides without this State, so that
a Subpoena cannot be served upon him, therefore in
pursuance ofthe provisions of the Statute in such case
made and provided, notice hereby given said de-
PENDANT and he is hereby required appear before the
Chancellor of the fourth judicial Circuit Of the State
Of Vermont, at Danvle, in said Caledonia County
the first Tuesday of June next, being the first day
Of the next stated term Of the Court of Chancery in
said County, and make answer to said Bill of COM
plant and abide the order Of said Chancellor in the
premises.
And the complainant in said Bill is ordered to cause
this Order to be published three weeks successfully
in the Caledonan, newspaper printed at st. Johns
bury, in said Caledonia County, the last publication
Of which to be at least twenty days previous to the
commencement Of said next stated term of said Court
of Chancery.
Given under my hand Mt said Danvle, this goth
day Of April, A. d. 1s43.
SAMUEL B. MATTOCKs, Clerk.
CHARLES DAVIS, Solicitor. 300w3
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In Bank ptcy.
"A mee' ale.

y Y virtue of sundry orders and DEGREES in Bank
~ ruptcy issued out of the District Court of the
United States for the District ofVermont vesting in
me the several and joint estate of Scion Brown
Bankrupt. as therein set forth, and by order of
said Court, will sell at public auction, at the resi-
dence of said Brown in Concord, on Tuesday the
23d day Of May, ls43, at one o'clock, p. M. the
following described property, viz one buffaloe Robe,
Cart, Axe, Scythes and Sneths, Harness, 100
Sap Buckets, Sapholder, Gun, 10 Sheep Sad
die, together with certain notes, accounts &c. &C.
the assets of said Brown.
REUBEN G. BENTON, Assignee.
Lunenburgh, April 20, ls43. sOOw3
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Poetry.
THE MOTHER TO nER CHILD.

THE MOTHER TO Her CHILD.
Gone-gone-so cary gone
snatched from my BOSOM nthy infant bloom
Like the opening rose, that is cut down
Ere yet its first perfume
Scented the Summer air-like blush Of even
Fading away and melting into Heaven.
Those rosy lips of thine!
see them part, on thy mothers breast
Thou breakfast sweet-thy warm cheek pressing
While sinking calm to rest [mine,
Thine infant rayer-s' Father, who art IN Heaven!
Thy kingdom come-oh, be my sins forgven!'
Thy sins, my child mo stain
Hath ever soied SO pure spirits shrine;
No sin upon thy spotess heart hath lain
That needs forgiveness-thine
Hath been an hour Of innocence, and guile
stranger to that cherub brow and smile.
Thou art but summoned home!
And Angels call thee now, to bear thee back;
ssThy gentle spirit we receive; sweet child, come,
See! Cur homeward track
Celestial ones singing. See! near the throne
The santed spirits welcome thee, Loved one'
Hank! Thy last breath and sigh
Upon thy mothers bosom Thou dost but sleep
And shall wake again in Paradise
Then who, oh! who would weep?
Sleep on, Cordelia! Sleep! So early gone;
To earth a child is los-To HEAVEN "a cHERUn WON
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Youths Department.
THE BLIND BEGGAR AND Ills DOG.


1t is sad thing to be blind but when one is
blind, it is pleasant to know that little dog may
lead one, by string. safely along the road. will
tell you story of poor blind man and his dog
Snip.
The man was very poor; and he had no money,
or childreu' Or friends to take of him. So he
used to go from house house, to beg his bread and
his clothes He could any thing at all it was
always dark to him. He could not see the sun. nor
the trees, nor the earth, nor the sky.
Snip was little lively dog, with full black eve.
nose turned up, and tail curling over his back
He full of life that he used to 20 on three legs
more than half the time, if it too easy to get
along when he used all four.
The old man had string tied around Ships neck;
this he took in his left hand while he held his cane
in his right The dog trotted forward, leading the
way, and the old man followed. Snip knew the
road that his master wished to travel; SO on he trot
ted, taking care always to choose smooth path.
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MO r II RS ADV Ice.

What do you like best, my little reader? Pies,
pears, plums, peaches cake, or custards ? You like
all these thngs-but let me tell you, there is thing
of more value than all these; and that is-your moth
er's advice.
If then mcther's advice counsel is ofsuch inn
portance why do children little about t-nay,
why do they so often dislike it, Tell me that. my
young reader--tel me that!