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Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26
SHERlFF'S SALE. Planters and Merchants Bank of Mobile, vs venditioni exponas.
 Amer s. Lipscomb.

Planters and alerChant5 Bank or MODie,
 vs venditioni exponas.
 Abner s. Lipscomb
 w ILL be sold for cash in Grsnt ofthe Court House W door of Mobile cvinty, on the first Monday of June, 18i5. between tine hours ot II o'clock AM and o'clock of said day, all ihe rIght title and n- teres of Abner s. Lipsc mb in and 10 all that cer- lain pece parcel lot of land and premises, siira ted, lyng and beingin the county of Mobile, about five miles from the city of Mobile, the east side of the St Stephens road, and known as lot number two, l2I in plan and survey made by H. C. Dade for George w. Owen and A. S. Lipscomh, begin ming at stake at an alley number one, II running thence with alley north 38 deg. west thirty nine oh lins 10 alley number two l2l, thence with said alley north 75 deg 30 min, east thirty chains and 70 links to stake, thence south 3S deg, east 10 all al- ley number one, I'll thence with sad alley south 7o deg. 30 min. west the place of beginning, the containing thirty acres more or less, and bounded follows to vii: south by lands formerly of F. L. Owen, west by lands of John Shelton, east by lands of Stanley, and north by vacant hnds;- ihe same IS 10 be sold ihe property Of Abner 5 :. Lpscomb, by virtue of the above stated venditioni exponas, which issued from the Circuit Court of Mo- bile county and to me directed
 m,3 l32tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.
 SHERIFF'S SALE.
 Frederick Ravesies,
 vs. fl ia.
 Joaquin Eslaya
 Alexander Aud, Administrator of ihe estate of Ed-
 ward Mcdonald, deceased,
 ,s. ii ia.
 John Neil and Joaquin Esasa. and Reuben A. Lew
 is, their security.
 WILL be sold for cash in front of the Cour w House door of Mobile county, on the first Mon day of June, l845, between le hours of Il o'cloce AM and o'clock PM of said day, all lhe right and title of Joaquin Eslva, in and to the following de- scrlbed piece parcel lot of Land and premises, sit uate lying and heinz in the city of Mobile, on the west side of Conception stiee, between Madison and Canal siree,s and having front of btty-hve (oo) feet on Conception and running through to Claiborne street, and having the front on Claiborne as on Conception street, having depth of one hundred and twenty feet less, andlbounded as follows, 10 wit: north and south b, lands of Joaquin Esii- va east by Conception street and west by Claiborne s,ree,;-ihe same having been Iev,ed on he prop erty o Joaquin Essva, by virtue of the above state executions whcl, issued from the Circuit and Conn- tv Cpur,s of Mobile county and to directed
 m,2 i22,f C. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. C.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

NOTICE-The copartnersl'ip of GORDON x lNCURRY will expire on the lasi day ol'hs month. The name of the firm will moi be used aiier that time only in the settlement of it's bnsiness Either o inc mariners are authorised to settle all outstanding debts. DAVID U)hDON, EDWARD CURRY.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

~ORN MEAL-26 bushels hes, siied, Tor ale
 O my2l bye. A. IiLbEhi p"o'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

1 SYA Eos SALE-A Wooden Horse on St. Jo- l GiA sepb street. next door to Mrs tineenfs, and now oceuri q by Wm F.. Starke The oI Is very desirable one, bsing 4n feet hy l5i, with r right ol alley way. The dwelling house Is tmall, but the ou buiLiins< a bul of brick and are large and convenient. A good labelling house alone would
 m24 I50 J.C No1T hgA FOX RENT-From the first of October k:. II, xt, those desirable offices, No. 29 Si. Fran. cis street. present occupied by Mr. J. Lee sne.-
 mv2S lI9n Apply to RoBT $. BUNKER. "A TO RENT-That large commodious brick -giH House, known as McClary's, nne and half mile lr, m the wharf Inquire of CHAs. STEELE, my23 or 10 CHARLES BANCROFT. &sA FOR RENT-The Store and Offices cor IS:kl ner Government and Royal streets, under Mrs. Jones' Boarding House Possession given the lst November next as may be desired
 my22 F.. L. ANDREWS X co LzA FOR RENT-A store House on Commerce EEakz street. between Dauphin and St Francis sts Possession gwen Ist October next.
 m,22 EL ANDREWS co. l<A FOR RENT-UntIlthe lst November mex [, g$: a small Store, No A Dauphin street, former. ly occupied by James Lewis. Possession gwen m- medalely. Inquire of
 myl5 KNAPP & SCHULTZ, 4s Daupho st AEA ID lET-Uniil lhe lsl November next. iLe E2 comfortable dwelling Claiborne street be tween St Louis and St Michael streets. Any per- wishing same can get il al very l.w rent, by ap myl5 plying 10 $ l & JONES. xgA FOR RENT-A desirable residence on ESE- Conception street. Apply to
 F. L ANDREWS k co.
 myl2 cor Com., Front and St Louis sts AEA FOR RENT-A pleasantly situated House s.t4 on the of State and Hamilton streets, will ne 1ted low until lhe lst Nov next, If mme- diaie application IS made. Apply on the premises. my13 II0tf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

nISSOLUTi iON-The Copartnership heretofore Dexsiing between the subscribers, under the name and style of HARRIS, CLAYTON & CO, IS this day dissolved by mutual consent. The debts due said firm have been placed in the hands of George R. Clayton for liquidation and settlement, also, the debts due the houses ofP T Harris and P. T. ltar- ris & Co have been assigned ever 10 Geo Ga, ton The said George R. Clayton is alone authorized to settle all of said debts. r. T. HARRIS,
 GEO. K. CLAYTON,
 ROBT. A. HuLT. Mobile, May 18th, 1915
 GEO. K. CLAYTON will keep his office in Mobile my20 l46tf
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ICE.-ICF.-ICE.

VNIE subscriber has notice of Ihe loading at Bos- ton of four additional cargOes of Ice to his con signment, To wm: per brig American, bark Martha brlg Robert w. Brown and bark Ranger-a o iheln now at sea. Price HALF A CENT PER POUND. Per order of
 THOMAS McNELLIS, ap22 l22Kmo Ice House Keeper.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

0ur VARIANTS EFFERVESCENT SELF FER APERIENT-ln the sincere hope that others may be ind.ced to follow our example, and by par taking Ol one oi the most delightful beverages which has fallen within reach in some time, be enabled like us to boast of renewed heal an invigorate d and healthy tone of stomach, and freedom from d "thousand ills, !" rngendered in this warm climate, would call attention to Tarrant's Enervescent Seltzer Aperient" for the cure oi Dyspepsia ind
 Resiion, bilious affect ions, heartburn, costiveuess, head ache, acidils of the stomach &c., and other .diseases natural 10 a southern atmosphere.
 We delighted with ns effects, and have ex- perienced manifest and decided relief from it's and should regret exireme to be deprived o the op portuny ofpurchasing relief from the many ailments for the of hch i, is justly celebrated, by the use of preparation simple in it's mode of use. bene .fcnl in its eifects-efieryescent soda water, and possessing agreeaheness of taste equal if not su lerior the obtained from the natural spring. Celeba ated are the ''Sel,zer Spring." lls prepa- ration bids fair to ecome far more so. ii one may judge from the numerous cert ifcnles and received from the most eminent the Medical Facu
 ty, which are in possession of the prupi etor, and may he al the store of Messrs. MOSELf & TUCKER, Druggists and polhecarrs. corner Dau- phn and Royal streets, where the Medicine Can be obtained, wholesale and relail. they belng appointed agents for the proprietor. myl4 l4lKmo
 .0o-TAKRANr'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS AND COPAIVA stands unriyaled for it's efficacy. h performs cure in a few days no confinement or restriction in diet is necessary. It will be tousd invaluable, being prepared with the xreatest possible care, upon well tested principles, founded upon that important law, first established by the celebrated Dr. Fordyce, ,iz.-''that comb'na- tion of similar remedies would produce cer- tain. speedy. and considerable effect, than eqniva- ienI dnse of any single one.'' In many the disease is entirely prevented by its timely appca- ti.n. For sale wholesale and retail, lhe store of Messrs. MOSELY x TUCKER, Druggists aud Apothecares, corner Dauphin and Royal s,Ieets. The proprietor has appointed them Agents for this city. my l42kDo
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F0R MoNTG0NFRy AYIl WETUMpKA.

The Taesday sppning Passet ger Packd
 6essS-. e Tine steamb at ADMIRAL. S. C. llr4HSe Burrill master, nc ", remarkably light szRssazzZsssA. draughi and fast running, will com mencs her regular trips as weekly packet for Mont goinery aud Wetuinpka, for the leu 'eatr season, leaving Mobile every Tuesday evening for inc above and leaving Wetumpka every Friday evening al i o'eluck, and Montgomery every Friday evening al 10 o'clock, and arriving al Mobile every Sunday morning. (ap23) M. WAKING TO.
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AsA FOR RENT or SALE-Magnoa Spring, EE:s:!q with 40 land and four houses, one of which is good double Frame Building. suitable for Summer Residence, one mile beyond Mojor Aus t's,
 luis one of the most desirable locations in the County. Enquire of
 mh2S THOS. P. MILLER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

&EA TO LET-T'ha very convenient and desi- .EsssA. rabe Summer Residence corner of Sl. Mi chael asl Hamilton streets, surrounded bj Gar den, w,lh Barn, &c &c d, present occupied by Jas. Gandofp-wiIl be let with lhe Furniture, or the Furniture will be sold 10 ihe lessee at a bargan.- Apply 10
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

nR. FEARN will be absent from the city fifteen EI days Dr. NoTr and Dr. LOPEZ will attend to patients for him ing his absence bv applications being made al theIr offices. myl7 l43if
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

FOR LIVERPOOL.
 SEM The fine A l Br. ship MARCHIONESS szAGOF BUTE, Scott, master, wants 300 bales cotton to complete her cargo For freight of which, apply ,o
 ap30 JAS. MACEE & tsO., 66 Cum-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

nOCT. B J. HARRISON has returned to ihe EV city His office Gas heretofoIe) is al ihe Drug Store oiT WALSH 36 Royal street. feh13
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

A DVANCES made on consignmens of Cotton to "A our friends in New York. Liverpool and Havre, ian3 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
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SHERIFF'S SALE. Archibald Brown.
SHERIFF'S SALE. William Hannaman,
 vs f. ia.
 A. Bellouguet. Lyman Gibbons,
 ps f fa

A. Bell0uguet and I'm. Hannaman.
 WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court w House door of fMobile county, on the first M on- day of June, 1845, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM of said day, one negro man called ISAAC, and one mula,to woman called CE- LESTE. The same having been levied on as the property of Auguste Bellougnet, by virtue ofthe above mentioned executions which issued from the County Conr; of Mobile county and to me directed. mA22 I4Stds c BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

NOTICE-I will continue the Fadtorage and IN Commission business in Mob ile on my own ac count-wiil pay all the liabilities of GORDON & CURRY During my absence Irom the city Mir. ED. WARD CURRY or GEO. WRAGG are my authorised Apents [my20 146tCl DAVID GORDON.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

ESe h STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.-Th NS;;s;sEz7{EFTx steamboat NORMA, tackle, apparel and furniture will be disposed o at private sale.- For terms, apply to
 ml3 M WARING & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

A DVANCES made consignments of Cotton tt "A my friends m Boston,
 janIt w. H. BLACKLER, 6 Water-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

GNR. N. WALKLY may be found at the office for AI merly occupied by Dr. J. c. NoTT, No. S7 Royal street. feb3
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

lssA FOR SALE-Two frame Houses and abou-- G;3 2 acres ofland to each, suitable for small fam. il'es, on the south corner of Government and Everitt streets.
 Aso-Two frame Houses and lots the south east corner of St. Anthony and Lawrence streets lets being about 50 feet wide by 100 feet in depth suitable for small families. Also-One frame House and lot, on the south east of St. Joseph and Adams streets, the lot be- ing about 50 by 100 feet, with good we'll "f wate, ,1 the yard. All of which will be sold low and or good terms. Apply 10
 mh25 JAMES MAGEE & co.
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NNHOMASTON LlME-Land,ng this morning IL from steame Mon,ezuina. for sale by
 mv16 F.. c. CENTER & C'.
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A DVANCES on Cotton consigned to aMessrs "A Brown, Shipley x Co.,, Liverpool, or Brown, Brothers & Co.,, New York, will be made by
 oct7 GEO. CLEVELAND, Jr.
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A DVAN cES will be made on Cotton consigned "A to the friends oi the subscribers in Glasgow Liverpool Inov23I JAMES REID co.
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AxA SUMMER RESIDENCE FOR SALE-A sS:l very desirable residence near Blounl Springs, Iormerlly occupied by the late Jesse Beene, Esq
 Apply to E. l.. ANDREWS & co.
 ap22Mm1 cor Com Front and St Louis sts
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t.n. For aale wholesale and retail, at lhe store of Messrs. MOSELY x TUCKER, Druggists and Apothecaries, corner Dauphin and Royal sheets. The proprietor has appointed them Agents for this city. myl5 l42KDo
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A DVANCES ON COTTON shipped lo Messrs. "A Barring, Brothers & Go Liverpool, to Msssrs. Goodhue & O., New-York, made by
 dec24 ARCH'D GRACIE, 26 St. Francis-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

TINUE Subscriber having formed Copar nership
 | for the transaction o a Fac,orage and Com'n's- son Business in the c,iy oi Mobile. under the style and firm of WALKER x HOLMES, would respect fully solicit the patronage of .he,r friends ana the public generally. RObu; L; wALkEh, VAL. ..
 myaO ib4xy ooscp BURWELL HOLMES.
 NT0TICE-AIl persons are hereby warned not to V crad;, inc steamboat ARKANSAS, without n written order from Capt. Phtfeld or J. Deshon, as no debts otherwise incurred will be paid by the | owueIs of said Boat. .o mhl3 'AmEo hS'p w
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

(tHAMPAGNr- Clquo', Grown and Napoleon' ' in quarts and pinis, for sale by
 null JOHN O'REILIY & co,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

' ANDS FOR SALE VERY LoW-l6t acres
 LIof Land adioining the Big Spring, near the resi- dence of Austill, Esq, one of the most desirable building lots in the neighborhood.
 Also-A l2acre Lo, in the village oi Jacksonville.
 Aso-The undivided half of the south east quar- ter of section No. l4 township No. 5. range west, containing 80 acres.
 Also-The undivided half of the vest half of the north west quarter of section No 2A. township No. | 5, range 3 west, containing 40 acres. Apply to mh'6 o9f THOS. McGRAN. 3l St. Michaes si 1T or FOR SALE-A most desirable building ll let egbly situated near the business part O
 the city. For sale low and on long credit Fol | price and terms, enquire oi
 T. w. MCCOY. ! ianSl at the Merchants Insurance Office.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

TvHE ASSOCIATION heretofore existing be.
 | tween the undersigned, is this day dissolved by mutual consent and the withdrawal of L, man Gibb ,ns The business of G ribbons Fisher wi l be closed by $. Grifiihs Fisher. who will continue the prac ice of his profession the office heretofore occupied by G. & F.
 L. GIBBONS, mv22 J39c $. GRlFFITHS FISHER
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

IT AW NOTICE-JoHN WOODWARD and THO ll MAS WOODWARD have associated in the prac tce of the Law, and will practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in the following counties, viz:- Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Talapoosa, Benton and Talladega; also, in the Supreme Court at Tuscaloosa.
 | An-Olfice at TaIladega Ala. der9Ky
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

A DVANCES ON COTTON.-The subscriber "A will make liberal advances on Cotton consi gned to his friends in Liverpool.
 ocilS GEORGE MARTIN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

DUrrER-90 'frkins choice Goshen Butter, m ID store and for sale by
 mylO FOSDICK& CHARLOCK, SS Cem st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

TTNHE public respectfully informed that owing l 10 the times and in order to have il in the reach of every person enjoying ihis great luxury, (where A person can have warm. cold, shower or salt wa ter Baih he has reduced the price of sugle Baths to % cents. He will also issue limited number of season Tickets for the low price of s5 each.
 m, ID WILLIAM HICKEY.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28

Counsellor and Attorney at Lar.
BURLINGTON. IOWA.
AFFlCt at his residence at the Lower
" end Of Main Street. He will attend
Courts Of Des MONIES, Henry, Lee.
IN Buren,, Louisa and Muscat'ne, and
supreme Court Of the Territory
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in the possession of every comfort she
could desire. His brothers next were
his care, aud like Napoleon. he had a
st,ong arm with which TO aid lhem--an
indnmitahle spirit Of PERSEVERANCE that
nothing could long Observation-Disclosures.
In few years thew. too. viii, his sis
ters, were independent Of the world
the once barefoot printers boy was in
the possession Of afiluence surrounded
by young and aTrcionaie family.
He did not stop here. He vas the
friend of the frlendless. The patron Of
merit. the encourager Of industry. He
rose in honor, in office, until the poor
bare foo, boy who entered printing
Office in IIarrishurgh, hungry and wea.
ry, who laid down his IL lie bundle on
pie OF wet paper, and asked to be-
come printers apprentice. wa elected
a Senator in Congress! That man is
SIMON CAMERON of pennsy lvania.
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l.. ID. STOCKTON.

ScpI4 diff (Gaz copy
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28
No. H..
From the Cincinnati Gazette
WHO KILLED TECU AISEH.

Il, saws Maj Lewis Figg. "And
so you did" replies r. VI Johnson.
And so the thing is out at last. and
Uncle Dick acknowledges the corn.
Whether ibis be The true version or
not, the quiGnucs mast deiermine.--
They viii find the sub tnf most excel
lent digestion for hot weather and quite
suited 20 their capacity. So let them
al il. But This we should say. that
the Bardsiown Gazette contains three
moral columns, written aud. signed by
the aforesaid uainr Lewis Figg, "a
candidate for The Kentucky iegisla.
ture. proving that he did kill 'fecum-
sch. "Oplaing.' that he might need
all the external aid he could ge, to gain
votes, he wrote Co. Dick johnson,
asking his permission to make public
"the true secret as To who was the
Indian slayer. and that worthy gave his
permission. Here are the letters:
BosToN, June /, lS45.
Dear Coin the course of human
even il has become necessary for
me 10 present myself before the people
for office. opine tina, | shall need
all The external aid can get. am.
therefore, compelled 10 ask your per-
mission 10 make public the 'rue secret
Of the death Of 'Tecumseh, and the
slayer thereof hope this will pu,
You to no public inconvenience.
am, as ever, your old friend and
messnatp. ... r... ...-..=
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From Lardner's Popular Lectures
PHYSICAL CONDITION OF THE MOON.

1t is found on the other hand. that
this boundary the inner is every
where rugged and serraled and brilliant
" illuminated points are seen IN the
darI, parts Of The moon, some distance
from the general boundary Of the llu-
minated part. while dark shadows OF
considerable length appear TO break IN
to the Illuminated surface. In short,
there is continued lrreguarIty
throughout the whole extent of tie IN
ner boundary of The lunar crescent.
The Inequalities thus apparent indicate
singular geographical and geological
characteristics of the lunar surface
Each OF the bright points which are
seen within the dark hemisphere are
the peaks Of lofty mountains tinted
with the sun, light. They are in the
condition which all travellers on Al,
pine points are familiar; after the sun
has sci. and darkness has set in over
the valleys al the fon, Of the chain. the
suns Ugh, sill continues 10 illuminate
the lofty peaks above. The dark streaks
which break INTO the Illuminated hemis-
phere of the moon are those of lofty
mountains within that hemisphere
which project their shadows toward
the dark hemisphere.
1t appears. then. that the surface of
the moon Is continuity OF mountain
Gus regions. If we examine by means
of powerful telescope the full moon,
we find those features rendered larger
and more onspicnous, and greatly null
,ipied IN number. What. it may be
asked then, are those peculiar phenoin-
ena thus discovered upon ,he full moon!
W ha. is slgnltied by the dark and what
/, by The ligh.er parts! Elaborate tele-
scope research has shown rs that the
dark parts are generally cavities into
which the light Of the sun penetrales
imperiectly. while the bright parts are
em,uences tina, catch the suns light
with grea, intensity. Toward the
sides of the toll moon, also the dark
portions are caused by the shadows
of mountain peaks and rid les, which
are more aud more elongated the far
Their these points are removed from
tie centre Of The full moon.
The lunar mountains are OF varlous
formations and arrangements: peaks
| such as Ienerifre are common. =
| Mountain ranges following straight or
| nearly straight courses are discoverahle;
but the most frequent formation of the
lunar mountains Is that which resem-
bles the crater Of our volcano. Ii is
estimated that three fiihs Of the portion
of the moon visible to US is covered
with caverns penetrating to grea
depth, and surrounded by a circular
wall of rock of rugged and irregular
character. These craier-formed cavi
ties are very various in diameter vary
ing from 50 or 60 miles to few hun
dred iee,, and the number of them in
creases as the magnitude diminlshes.-
The ridge surrounding these cralers i
generally PERCEPTIONS and nearly verli
cal on the inside, but sloping NOR
gradually on the outside. On descend
ing TO the bo,lom,it is often found to a,
| range itself in steps or terraces. 'rh
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for The 100 or 1870 people tina, were in

the house to night.
Il tell YOU again they are all thar,
sir he answered, smrdiIy; and allow
'twon', be safe for any man To insinuate
anything agin my character. he contin-
ued, releasing his knee and taking
very large qul Of tobacco from a
rusty STEEL box and ramming il INTO his
mouth.
Il do no, wish to nsinuate anything
against YOUR character | said, Sooth.
ingly; but wan, 70 know what you
have done with The tickets
They are Mar,' he again alleged
'every one of EN- thar--no one passed
me wlthou, giving me a ticket, and the
tickets are al! thar.
began 10 get lt,le pet,ish. and
asked the tobacco chewer To explain
himself There were nearly 200 peo-
pie in the house, urged.
There war full that, he admitted.
We'll, them asked finally. where
are the lckeIs!-will you explain This
mvster>!'
Nv friend, the tobacco chewing door
keeper. here renewed his grasp on his
raised knee, deliberately Withdrew his
e'e- from The raftrr, and fixing them.
half closed on nine. al length afforded
me the desired erpianotion, thus:
You engaged me 10 K ep your door;
and have performed my dooues 10 the
best of my abilities. for which YOU are
indebted To me three dollars. and |
want my money. No person has
passed me without ticket-my char
aeler is above suspicion. and no one
must say nohin' agin it,
My good friend ven,ured TO say,
| don't wish 10 say any thing against
No. | should think not-you'd bet
ter not he continued, for I'm TOO well
i known here; well, as | was sayin' !,
You employed me as doorkeeper--
! mark the dlslinction--l had nolhln' at
/ all 10 do with the wINDERs-dnd thar 5
,ehere your hundred and eighty people
came in, you 'tarnal fool; 10 leave EN-
open. when there was sich a crowd
comm from camp meetin.'
paid the fellow his three dollars,
and next day was on my road 10 the
Warm Springs, in the famous county
of Buncombe, where they raise the
largest peaches and the yellowest chill
dren in all creation