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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19

SmrNAv, THE ABsoovuiyg MsssEvGrG.-The Pittslnrp
sun Of the lth says m Po-tcup-"Shprnan arrived i'm
this city Sunday morning last and Immediately started
on the steamboat Express for Cincinnati; lie registered
his name rs "Mr. Johnson Of New York" Nothing
was known 81 to fraud, while hc Ia Tie city. The
police got the first ntmaton Of the matter yesterday TWEEN
Wfour hours too late lie Is doubuecss on his way o
TcXag."-N Y ErBrers
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rrrrnsnl,nG NAnRrr.--An..l n

PETERSBURG MARREr--hpI ~.
IbBA'tb-Saes generally bat week DID pre-
vous quotations one crop tobacco inspected bet
tef dian of yet offered and cold s. ~ for Leaf
General ~ alos 2t5 ~ n. snd y X! ff Leaf
GOTrON-Vcr few sales NJ .! o.
FLOUR las advanced o. sass a. $50.
CORN slGll pr br
HACnN-Virrina ~ ~ G!-wcstefn 4. IN fptHres,er
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
''tsHUEf sR@IN'f
His account OF thc zion with
The TrcnINii


The Woodstock, New Brunswick Telegraph in alusion
arrest OF Savage Fish River INDUCES the following
remarks:
1.-THE Cit zens II Hancock Plantation foretthat although
n. s., j. founded dishonesty and based duplciy-
line has been that n Brunswick has hereto
fore exercised civil and military jurisdiction the
island IN the rveT st. John which Mr.. Savage
rsed and which the authorities in that neighbOurhood
are pleased designate part of the State Maine, and
that until the line by Joint commission the part
at Great Britain and the L. s. and u regular transfer of
the lands ia question duly made, they virtually and
bona 6de the property OF the original posSessor. The
made upon the island which the individual
question resided Until the line run, and the limits Of
each Power Defined be ascertaned Ia what Co
Nerument the said island shall belong"
The following account OF the circumstances OF the arrest
ryeu by the Telegraph, certainly puts dercnt complex
ION upon the matter.
Il appears that Mr.. Caven who i Of the deputy
shers for rms county, authorized by a arrest
Mr. Dame. Savage; he proceeded the q
The said Savage island in the - John yer, about light
miles above Fish that after Savage arrested, he
claimed the privilege OF American citizen when Craven
told him at % ne American citizen and resided
the American side the line, he would trouble him. but
necessary he should be satisfied that such the
and offered him facility procure such information
compatible with his lCrVen's duty; that il any OF the
authorities OF the Americans, either civil military, would
satisfy him that he Savage American, and resided
within the limits OF the State of Maine he should be released
This not done, and Mr. Craven, with his pr
soneT, eeded down the tie Madawaska, where he
remained all night"
lie arrested the day and examined and bound
according previous The Telegraph
that Mr. Craven speaks in high Of the gentle,
manly and which he received the
American officers stationed IN that neghbOrhOod.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

~ OTI G. E.-'Thc subscriber returns his most
L thanks friends public generally
liberal support hc las received hands
three and them that h las taken
WASHINGTON HOTEL, and undergoing n thorough
inside and and will be ready the reception
friends and the pubic by the FIRST or MAY NEXT.
In" Newspaper putting hat VIII say much, house
win be- an better order Than las been
o the pleasant locations and has
Richmond fronting the CAPITOL NLoc
surrounding country. IL shall be furnished clean the
bedding shall b" good and kept clean. The table shall be
with the best the market Affords aud shall De- served
oil Virginia tyie; stables sa be supplied
by good O-tcr shall all ceanly
eomnotaiing shall be- made the hard times.
AMI Il my friends and the public VIII q call think
shall De- able please them with and pncc
IN such manner that they VIII he repeat
will another thing that drunkenness gaming any
dissipation viii BE- allowed house. kept per
feet order. be- found my Old stand until
JOHN TALMAN.
% ~ B-Thc swan Tavern ~ for rent first rate Tor
busncposseSion fr Of May next For nforna
ton enquire Of the subscriber
JOHN TAI.MAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19

Shpman passed through Pittsburgh under the name Of
Johnson, and proceeded by the Express line Cincinnati
II ~ supposed that he ~ for Texas The officers
IRE IN his track, and likely overake hm--so II is
said ~. Y. EueHiHg Tafier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19

GDn REWARD,-Loit Mr.. Arthur Tny lor r.,
tDGO Whesorfeh county Friday las, William. AMI
rs beovsd o b. cncavonR make hi way H.
has frequently been 10 tie North Washington
take that route The above reward Will be- given apprehen-
and delivery ai that can get him
William s likely yellow boy about ~ aFewnre
yellow Sailors cap, AMI with carpc Tag
wi clothes WIN n IpftNspN
Richmond. Feby 18th 1919. n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19

N Ladies' boarded Morocco and Nj s,rh ibp ct
@ s InH new. They are daily expecting very handsome
variety OF LADIES' colored Cater Bus together with many or
kinds s WIN many U Un
NEW AND VALUABLE MEDICAL WORKS.
Il W. RANDOLPH has received for SHE
- Element Marria Mriea and Thernpeut,,. Ia, p. 4,
F. r. - Royal college London Illustration. .n,Tri
and improved with notes and additions by Caon NJ d. OF
system OF Practical surgery by w Ferguson F f. Of
NJ D. Of Pennsylvania Hospital
Trra-e on Rupnre by w Lawrence s. Surgeon to the
Queen.
Treatise the Eye, by Lawrence F. r. s. sunrroD to the
Queen with numerous additions and O. Illustrations by Hayes
VI d. OF Philadelphia.
General Therapeutics and Maiera M,,ea adapted for .,t
Book BY r. Dunglson, NJ. H. vols.
Diseases of Females including Pregnancy and ChLlb
Philadelphia. 80
with an esay on the Diagnosis Of Bilious Yellow
Fever, by T. RartIett NJ ID.
Lectures the Diseases Urinary ora rs bv Sir n q
Broslc, Bart, Surgeon the Queen.
system Of Human Anatomy general and special BY T. Wilson
W. D. London American Edition. edited by r. D. Goddard A NJ
VI d. Philadelphia, with 40 illustrations.
Pathology founded the Anatomy and Pys
Py- Book climbing in every variety, by
aP ~ w RANDOLPH.
Wv North Carolina Tsr-for sale by T. :. KIIBY.
sP ~ ohiee on the Dock.
1DANAMA sEA-GRAss AND LEGnoRN HKTs-A frr.h
Fashionable Hat and Cap store Main above Van
lew smith & COS Hardware store. ap 10
NIRGINlA:-At rules held in the Clerks of.
Circuit, tls ID day of April, 1913.
John Taunnan and Thomas Purear Plaintiffs.
John Abrer H. his wife Henry Tper and Mary
his wife Thomas Butler and Pnnees wife William Win,
iree and Jane r. his wife Isaiah Bradshaw 81 wife
Elijah A. Miller John w Miller. Nathaniel MIner BENJAMIN Me,
oan VIM H. Mccall Elizabeth Francis, Pleasant H. Beard
Polly his wife, Elias Jackson and other Drns.
The defendants above having entered their appear
o this court and Happeanng by satisfactory evidence that they are
Pendants do here on the cor, ny Of IN, js c ,r s a
II he
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SPLENDID GUITAR---CMEAP.

II w. RANDOLPH hns hand Guitar nade in the best
- manner and beautifully finished pronounced ~ jgcs 10 c
N splendid ione which viii BE- soh for cash. ~ sJJ hes an cost
The price VASES. az ~
ELECTORAL HISTORY or THE UNITED STATED. from
the discovery Nouifncn the 10 century TIE pre-.
Ny John Professor " Bellies letter. IEh School
~ Philadelphia. ernbeshed with 300 rngmvgtob De compctei
nj Tiis n splendid every par.
tcr and equal n any English publication
subscupuous received BY w RANDOLPH. at he bookstore
and indcu. an ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19

GREsT FEEsHEr CrNBERrAvD--By last nights train
from Cumberland We received the following letter -Air
aldeT GAZETTE.
Correspondence NJ The Baltimore American "C,nbcrnd Apr
~, =. a. ".
"Gcnuemcn-Ths Town IS oycriiowcd by one of the
greatest roshcts have experienced and the Poto
mac River ~ still rising caused by the melting Of the large
quantities Of snow the mountains brought down upon ms
suddenly by heavy foil Ut rain. All D. iu conusionpoo
pie are being taken out Of their houses by boats"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19

letter from the county Of Gloucester under date April
l0th, says:
81 think our late worthy member A. w Robins ESQ.
wall be reelected by increased majority Mr.. Wise
think will get very small tins county Among 10
Democrats have lately talked wit only said he would
vote tor him; and think the he will get from the
Wings will bc like angels visits, few aud far between
think Newton's address the best for the Wing party have
seen II Is opening the eyes OF the threading portion
the community the horl situation that he aborng and
indebted portion OF the People will be placed in"
pure metallic currency no0 would render money inf.
ntey scarcer than -, and, Of necessity ruin every man
who H. small extent in debt The Free Traders
and Direct Taxes men OF he Calhoun, Abstraction School,
like Mr. Hunter and his associates, for consc-
quences, however they establish their theory
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
TO FARMERS.

NIE have received by late arrivals Prurhs ~ superior
w qualify which Farmers ~ before
chasing oioshcre Feeling satisfied furnish ilen with
hrt rate article NJ iow price
ap PEAKE JONES A. WINSTON.
A MEXICAN JOURNAL MEDICAL SCIENCES Apfn number.
~ just received Tor subscribers.
Cimpbcfs Foreign Monthly Marazinc April received for
subscribers ap ~ SMITH DINNER MORRIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
LADIES SHOES.
"Wednesday, April Ioth, IsIa.
j. r.. w ATKINS g. 90

doors below Wadsworth, Turner 4 Co.'S, Main Street
w ms day receiving from Philadelphia additional ipp of
something cni'r" new They daily eSsciing VERY handsome
kinds. $500 Wv" '"a'H osi''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19

II ARcAlNs IN DOMESTIC DRY cooDs-ro NrncuAST,.
FAMILIES. AND o1iIERs.-R a. JsSsS. wouu invite an.
ron OF pe-on- wanting cheap good. The f
Nss hsi~ 100 bahcs no. anil Con Nam.
an nuite hfo~n Domestic shir,ing at and q! et. Rfo~n
a. sbeeunes yard widcl at 81. cents. and finer Ia,
~. ". ana yais wdel cheap R-aehed shifting at s
ns cents DO do yard wdel G. T. 10 cents ami finer
,S shcetingS u! ~ aBl yards whi. Bed Ticking. a, no
mi, S Is ce many different hBis good. boys aud
.nd Ra,,, clothing, yellow Nankssn blue Dfinr-
ihe above goods osher Mind. Of hon.. k,r,in,
-. a. Ia oy The eae. piece yard at very u.Iaeed
hnrn .or " "'hNhiNr staple and fsncy dry good. md
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
HOYT q cos OFFICE.

We would caIue attention ~ public a Of money
sj0OUO N be had this week place under the Exchange
famous for dealing prizes. Aso little family purposes
$1,000 besides sundy such as2OOO Ge- do what
please with IIOYT a co.'s
pt5 Prize once.
A WIT NURSE FOH rIIHE, wiihou, iueumbmnce
~ Euqurc his once np I7-st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

n Ill persons having claims against the estate
!. OF Thomas w White deed prcseb, M, -. - -,
lf-ns Indebted to said Tscar u,nle e a"
WV 'ss- RICH NIL. Jr
nm ,o ,,.. Admir- Of Tho~ w White decd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19

FARO nANklNG.-Anolher establishment II tis
tfapeh % "fmanc~" iocaled n Common street near Ca
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
From The National InfeliigeReer.
THE LAST RORDER TROIrBIE

side Of story is always good, one knows,
maui the other is heard. !, WELL therefore, that what
the English OF the late of Savage within the sup
posed jurisdiction Maine should be known, before
the question OF fresh border in that quarter.
The following from the Bangor Wing, respectable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
R0ANoKH Low GRof,NDS ro y . =, 80
NHk EE Nnlnnhlc pla a..4;--.--

4 ii, S,ihNss-Tlo-e persons have been uai,. r ,
rlv ' ""P"A~ eau as We have jlsi received sun
nm 10 RICHARDS GARDNER
tluu 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19

W. mnnk Clerks and Othcr..-RICu,Rn !.
"NDNhk have just received an ahiton, snnni, =, =,
school Pen the best cheapest seeI Pen IN M. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19

'N''Ns Ma'AsSAR OIL, for by
" - =. 4. DOVE
NhEMlcAl ou---CbcmieaI OH Manufactured by u,yS., 80, ,
y always fresh. aPlo D. DOVE Main ,,rr.,
uNNAMoN-A supply just received and for sale by the man 90
n fsNxs..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19

go 1IERCEs Lime, and in good order Aso small, 10,
wv North Carolina Tar-for sale by r. \ KIIRY
~ ~ ont the Dork
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

REDUCED FARE-Tbs fare, m IN. C,Db.,
land Valley Railroad have been reduced From
ChanbofsbUrzh b. Harrisburgh. the fare will now
Be 81 tom Carlisle to Hsnisbursh IS cents. with
corresponding reductions for the intermediate points
Har Tel
The Chambsrsursh Wing OF the 18Th append.
the following 10 The abOYe;
THIS 70 right. and We hope il may prove ss advsp.
tageous 10 the Rail Road Company a. it will 10 ,bo
travelling pubie.
We observe IN PspsTs advocating the interest Of
ihe great central route, that notwhstandinR the o.
pening Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad % Cum.
oefland. The iFavslhas not increased but on the
contrary q hiss laiisfJ decreased This 10 atfri
ou,sa 70 ne fare on the a o r, being too high.
sna reduction Of charges 10, consequently urged
upon The eOupany lin great sarnssinsss, in order
70 oouniafact The immense sfJrs made by the
emmy yauian' % gel away Tie iFajs aud lgavsl
from Balumofe"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

We sat down ye,isrdsy 10 the psru,iI Of The mes
sage oil Gov Morton, Of M,ssachusett.. without the
1esr Of FIblic Of the law before orr eyes
cut before We had completed It, we had oar doubts
whether the fact was not recognizable under the 81
section OF The ordinance Of the city for the proven
'tion Of improper practices. The only hope that we
should have Of being cleared had we bosa indicted
ior the act, would have been IN the fact that tho
'siso'ney Loo tho city would not have been able to
faihon tho mysteries Of the supcr-sublimaied nou.
sense with which il abounds. and we might have
escaped with sligh, fine under ihe iniereace that
i've would 81 miss pend our tins and had nothing
'Ss'iss' 70 do. could have no visible mean. Of
support. On the subject Of Rhode Island we per.
ee'Te The h''h-marks Of Gov Dorr who is now 81.
t'urniug with hi. broiher Morton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

affecting Scene Tho New Orleans
Tropic'of Tuesday says that Judge Ca
nonge paid a VISIT on Sunday 10 Larkin,
the murderer, whose sentence of death
we recorded some days age. The ciisa-
Isal spoke freely upon the subject of
his Twtul'enj, and desired most earnest.
ly thai q minister of the Met no list per
suasion might be allowed To wait upon
him. There was one little ,iacidert in
his cOnve sation that is well w,rthy Of
record althoue tho sentiment springs
from the breast OF one who has criIn
soned his hands in the blond of a ssllow
creature. lie sail that his iatker was
dead, but that his moiher is now living
and that there was but one thing con
necteJ with the horrid crime for which
he must soon pay the just penalty, that
brought peace 10 his mind, aud afforded
him, unhappy as he was, CLEAN III
consolation. la making out the accu
satIoR, the prosecuting attorney acct
dcntslly spelt Iris naaie improperly, vel
he had answered 10 it, and never cor
rec.ed the mistxke, f e the reason tina,
has poor Old mother ta;ght never know
that It was her soa who had suffered q
ielon'S death. There is something
beautiful in this, and it serves 10 show
that the heart Of man, although DYED
with the BLACKLIST cri,ae, may still b,
sus eilible Of the holicSt emotioas o
our nature. To hear one for whoa tht
hangman waits, express n feeling tha
tue pGresi Of us adoie-to hear him sa,
that ne thanks Tod that his mother Wi
yer be apprized of her erring chilli,
untimeIy -cnd-may we'll enlist the syta
pathy OF the sterhest OF our kind in bs
haliof one from whom all shrink as from
a basilisk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26
"JoY, JOY IN LONDON NOW p,

1t appears by the last arrivals from
England, thai tho British Aristocracy
we're almost as much in ectacies with
the results of the las fails ections. as
their friends and allies on this side OF
the Atlantic. The Liverpool Times has
n article rejoicing over the "Triumphs
The Free Trade party in the Empire
tate Of America" and the "a TER pros
atm of the Tariff party" II boasts
lat ''the admission Of English manu-.
lectures into the United States MAJ now
be secured on conditions Which lotL! Sc
;uTe The prosperity Of British nlanufactu.
ring Industry for many years" The
English editor is PROBABLY right. The
friends OF British industry, in this coun.
try. will soon be in power again, and
the Repeal" Of the Tariff, will spread
renewed animation through the work
shops the three Kingdoms, whilst our
own languish and sink TO ruin.-O. S.
Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

MONEY WAN :ED--AND MONEY RtJEC
IEO-L~t h nat b. i0rgausn. by the People OF
NirEs's. thd whilst their Representatives are can.
uog sesui ale saiih. and State cr-J ard the cri.
u d-ire-s arc eOing irn all sasrrers. there 3.
nv lyiag die IN the ,Iionsl Treasury. the sum
VI thirty ssves thoa-snd d'lar, Yirginia's di..,bu
tive share 0f the LIN Fund,
rhis amount 10 Ooe-third Of the sun necessary "a,
be rai-ed BY increased isxaiion; aud YET The DOM
mani party. affecting a refined morality. and pur.
~ aHkBo~n o. the I'sst generaiion. reioet G,nd
~hieh cannoi NV DO touched by the Federal Coy
sruneat ior any purpose whatever.
Nh-i 'ernsOlaiion will IL be TO The tar payer to
~ 'ld ths' the reception Of this will conIamna,e
si'd ds-hsn"rV rsinsi Will no believe il. when
he nruss'shers that se have elr-ady received NOR,
han hst million under the disitibu,ion ae; a,
loSi' 'n INC esemaralr.ng 10 receive th. small
iHnd. INV standing % az credit th.s N !, "a, a..
tan the large am''nni paid 81 Of 6.lm,r nori,Jl
ian ~e oS'a" ereds EI siuceritysi purpose n..Ie.-
40 make clean bressi" by disgurgiug the W hoIel
Cssai'.- may pretend 10 drR renee in IN.
eAsrs. s"' 90 plan e,'n IA the rsine.
lion :. imp~respiibls. and the afT.etaiipn az p.rv
!. rdiculsus. r"'
Let q he borne in mind. that the sum i. 81 90 eae
70 10 he added &c the taEe. for the prr.ent v.n,-
That days are wasted tho idle purpa.e % talk ms
about IoOS'J''g zoe the principal of a delt v hicI
10 not yet due. whilst the public creditors ak nh
ING bat he interest Let Il be r.m~mbered thai
esck aUath q the ,ion cpsts s5O OOu-a,,d ,L.l
oar ssass OF the Land Fund il uoi even hearing
interest and u utterly useless the national ms "
~ o. the Stale GoverauseaL
" ~Iih these things Jn remom brnnce. the PeopI,
are sesdY cor increased barIhsns Ihsn indeed hay,
hey arrived Al that happy Of dociliy descttb
ed ny Ar Jsf -r-OR---w with saddle. on their b,ek.
'hsi theJ "ev No rude l-gitimtiely' by the booiet
nod sr~ued" D-mocracy who have ssch a a, enIi .,
regard sDr them ON all Occa.ons Internationally :.
elert'oa times.
We shall spsn see WHISTLER they are snJowed
"th 'car horss siOl,4'iy. with the faculIie. no
sPIri Of freemen.-Rieh uAia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26

NEW HOMES IN THE IVES I've have a
prospectus and authorised to act a. agent for
work with tho above title. now in the course OF
rublieaiion by lady Of Nashville Tenn. oae who
u MT unknown 10 public favor. As the utIs be
speaks o.. the work is descriptive OF scenes in the
west and 10 calculated TO throw much light upon the
life Of the emigrant who seeks the western States
Coz home Zoe himself and family. Man may ga
dare ineOnvsni sncies and priv ATOMS man may over
zone di'asisrs an difficulties. man may fearlessly
tread IN the reireaing tracks of the savage aud the
wolf buths feels when his family are To accompa.
ny him. Ih'i only dire necessity would induce him
90 take them IN spot barren in onoymenrs for the
rshnsd and destitute TO great degree Of the social
pleasures To inform those who are so situated
ne . her may shun The evil and attain the enjoy.
sasnhs q The 6Iresi life in tho wild wood home, :"
% he ParPo's Of the amiable and accomplished au-
'hOress. and none do it so veil AZ woman. Thi.
work HiIi therefore be very valuable to the emf.
graf. an - Ihss wh0 wish to know how The ON.
'Srsai Evo. q will be out Of pres, al an early
dag.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26
rgh OLD TIMES AND THE NEW

At the annual social meeting Of the
Cleckhea.on Mechanics Institute held
in the Nation School, "natiye made a
speech, in which according 10 the Leeds
Times, he spoke as follews:-S.I have
just been thinkea it's rare Job 10 b.
baorn in dew nam wor boarn ala It
1910; and in 1850 when | wor ten year
cid, we us't Ia goa a visseteR for fort
meet together, and we hal pies 10 ly on
fortnect long. They did'a; huse 10
talk 10 us then abaat cddik ashun, matA
ematicks, a'gibra, whicacrIft and kun
germ. (Roars OF laughter they
had pack horses and bells to leid ,hcn.
A star began to shine, and they met TO
see If they kud mt alter Their manner of
kerrein; and they fan it baat that two
horses and a cart wi hex on, wud kare
as much as heit pack horses. Naa then
yo Sc Their wor six horses TO spair, an
what did they do WI 'em, think yo?-
They turn'd '~m all baa: on TO Hqrchit
kommlR to fcRd or e. 70 Sc thot wor
wi hevin abit OF edd,kashun. "a dress
ing himself 10 the ladies he proceeded
thus. )-rhey US dto hev Their waiter Ia
dro Oeloor they fan il baat ia max pumps,
moi becose women wor idle. but il wor
so much heasier for 'em. We real in
Scriptes abaut gcrls fotchon waiter
MoaseS, when he wor IN the land Of the
MidianiteS, set i'm daan be a We l., an
Their KUN sum gerls tn waiter Their focks,
an Their Sum also a sheperi WI his
flock, and drove ava the hoks of the
gerls, an Moascs stud up and helpt EN-
! doan no whether il woT thrUi low tot
laSSes, AT took % Their side, or he wor
pleased ia sc 'em work. Yo Sc that
they wornt aboon droin wat r, whether
they wor princesses or priests douters
but when do we sc ony Of 20 fotchen
waiter! But TO return TO sddikashun
- herd tell of eddicashun getten ia
Blackmopr Foot, near Huchersfeld.-
Their wor on ould man an his wolfe WOO
had gar: hoblen lad, an they thout at
thead let i'm hcv a bit OF eddicashun CT
he mite instruct 'em in Their ould age
Soa they went to Huchersheld ia buy i'm
a baitledOsr. The price were a penny.
Thinker It too deer, they bOwt IL for
9d.-went hoam-and Their CURT hoblen
lad larned to read his battledoors. Soin
after his fathur wor tain 10, an't mother
gott lad TO give his fathur sum relidgus
lnsiruckshuns from what he had lea rn'd
from ba'tledoors. The lad went "a the
bed SIDE, an begun thus:-A, father
God bless thee dad. Il, father. wish
wor BID, for / av had varoy little
sleep this four meets. 9, father. nj
wish end 90 rather be tur. for ON neer.
le blinDd. ID, fathur. All ye reteb.
that's wat yo muihsr sod thee wonts II
THE speaker sat down amidst roars oil
laughter. l--Gaissbsad Ob,sfrer.