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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-08
BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES.


The anniversary meetings OF the various So
ciees under the patronage OF The Baptist demo-
minalion Of Virginia, are now being held in our
city, (says Saturdays Times) The first in The
seIies-the Virginia and Foreign Baptist Socie-
ly-look place in the Grace Street Church Fri
day, commencing al 10 o'clock. Il was the lllh
annual meeting.
The President, Rev. Thomas Hume, of Ports
mouth, called The Society TO order
Reverend S. Smith, OF Fredericksburg, read a
portion Of scripture and prayed.
The usual committees having been appointed,
The business was suspended 10 hear The annual
sermon. This was preached by Reverend w. A.
Baynham OF Essex, from Romans Z. II, 10 a
large and deeply interested audience.
Alter the sermon, Reverend c. r. Hendrick-
son OF Norfolk, The Corresponding Secretary OF
The Society, read The Annual Report OF the Board.
Duriae the past year, Reverend R. n. Herndon
was appointed General Agent OF the Society.
His efforts on its behalf are iavoraby spoken Of
in the report. Much attention has been given 10
the distribution Of the Bible in Virginia, and a
distributor employed for the same purpose in
Texas. The Society having become auxiliary 10
the Southern Baptist Convention, 1000 dollars
were contributed TO It's Board OF Missions To
tai amount received last year, 1913 dollars and
26 cents. To this, however, is to be added the
l1isC Scbt T. W VIZ Pi~SSbN
The report was followed BY able and ieresting
addresses by Rev. joel S. Bacon d. D., Presi-
dent Of Columbian College; Rev J. B. Taylor Of
Richmond; Rev. ]. N. Brown OF Lexington, and
others.
The committee TO nominate officers, reported
the following, who were elected
Rev. Thos Hume, President; Rev. A. Hall,
Thomas Hudgins, Esq, Rev. A. NJ. Poindexter
and ]. Hendren, Esq, Vice Presidents; Rev. c.
r. Henrckson Corresponding Secretary; J. II.
Hendren, Recording Secretary; T. D. Toy,
Treasurer.
Revs. A. Nj. Poindexter, ]. B. Taylor and J..
~ Brown were appointed committee 10 report
on "helds for Bible distribution
On motion OF Rev. r. Ryland, the following
resolution was adopted:
"Resolved, That The Board he authorized TO
furnish copies Of The Bible for grauilous disiri-
button among such of the colored members OF
our churches as are able 10 read, and are unable
10 purchase them."
The Society then adjourned 10 meet at the call
OF the President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-08

ALARMING RIOT Maryland Rn'lapay
Slares We learn from an extra OF the Carlisle
(Pa) Herald OF the 18th inst, hat that town was
thrown into great commolion and excitement, on
Wednesday afternoon, by an attempt on the part
of large portion of the colored population 10
rescue several slaves who had been arrested as
fngitives. The slaves Zone man, woman and
a lille girD were arrested in The morning, aud in
the afternoon taken before Judge Hepburn on a
writ OF habeas corpus, which resulted in their
being fully identified as the property Of Col. Hol-
lingswouh and Mr.. Kennedy, OF Hagefsiown,
Md. They were therefore Iemanded 10 the Gus
lcdy OF their owners.
During the hearing large crowd Of infatuated
colnred men and women gathered in and about
the Courthouse, who evidenced by their violent
conduct disposition 10 rescue the tugitives 10y
force An attempt was made first in The Court
room, but quickly frustrated by The conslabes.
A second attempt was made as the slaves
were brought down from the Courtroom to The
carriage, which resulted in serious riot. Tie
attack was made at the door OF the carriage,
where, before the slaves were got into The We.
hicle. general rush was made on the slave
owners and conslables by The negro men and
women, and frighliul melee ensued in tho
: rect. in which, for some minutes, paving stones
were hurled in showers, and Clubs and canes
used with terrible energy. The re, ult was, that
the woman and girl escaped, while The man
was secured and taken back to Maryland We
regret to say that Mr.. Kennedy, one Of the
owners. was very severely hun, having been
telIed 10 the earth under a succession Of blows
from stones and clubs, which completely dsa-
bled him. A boy in the street, by the name Of
Black, was also 80 severely wounded in the
head by stone, that his life is endangered
The remainder of the party received no serious
injury. The sheriff and conslables have arrest
ed score or more OF negroes, who were identi.
fed as leaders in The riot, who are now confined
in Jail 10 vail their trial. The Herald says, our
ci,izens generally made no interference. The ev-
idence that the slaves were fueitivcs, was clear,
and The mass Of our citizens, therefore, regarded
them as The righ,lul properly OF their owners.
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MEETING in NoTTOWAY.

Alta meeting of portion OF the Democratic
party of The county OF Holloway, at The Court
House OF said county, on Thursday, The 81 inst,
that being Court day, on motion of DR.. A. A.
Campbell, VIM. Fitzgerald was called TO the
Chair and Robert Fitzgerald appointed Secretary.
The Chairman explained The object OF The meet
ing, aid, on motion OF DR.. A. A. Campbell, The
following gentlemen we're appointed committee
10 report resolutions, viz: A. A. Campbell, Col
VIM. c. knight, VIM. B. lrhy, Branch Osborne,
Samuel Scott and Richard Irby, who reported
The following, which were adopted by the meet
inc:
Whereas, by dispensation ot an a'l-wise FRO
violence. a vacancy has occurred in this Congres.
siopal District, by the death OF the lamenled Geo
C. Dromgooe, and, by the action OF several oil
the counties composing the Disiric! convention
mas been appointed To meet in The town OF Peters,
burg, on lhe 9th inst, TO select candidate to
supply The vacancy:
Resolved, That we approve the meeting OIL
such a convention, and that the following gentle.
men be and are hereby appointed 10 represent Inc
Democratic parry Of this county IN Inc same, 70
wit: Grief T. Cralle, VIM R. Jennings, benIa.
min'Irby, John G. Powell, VIM. B. iF6y, CoIonei
John Fl. knight, Thcs. Il. Campbell, Capt. Thos.
Tilman Jeer. Thcs. T. Bland, Or. Geo. Fizse-
rail-. John Bland Sr., DR.. A. A. Campbell, JOS.
y VAUGHAN Jno. Fitzgerald and, on motion, The
chairman and Secretary were added.
Resolved, Tina. we deeply sympalhize with The
numerous friends OF The deceased, and have to la
ment in his death, the loss of one of virsinia's
most most gifted sons statesman whose talents re-
ascted honor upon the councils oil his country.
Resolved, That this meeting leave their de-
locates with full discretion 10 act in the said con.
yen,ion as their wisdom may dictate.
Resolved, That The proceedings Of this meet
ing he forwarded TO the editors oil the Petersburg
Rennblican and Richmond Enquirer tor publca.
ton. WIN. FITZGERALD, Gilman.
Rogr. FITZGERALD Sec'iy.
The whole distance run in the steamboat race
a, New York is estimated a, so miles instead o.
p as stated making about tDenty- four mules an
ho,u-a rate oil speed entirely unprecedented or
the waLer
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held In the
Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Buckingham,
on Monday. the Sd day Of May, ls47:
William Branch, Paintin
against
George D. Cuerrant, Maurice L. Gnerrant, George u.
crump Lucy Scruees Daniel E. Scruggs, Harriet e.
Scmggs, John Hill, Robert c. Nicholas, and Robert n
Ho,tsr Defendants.
The defendants, George B. Guerrant, George. ID.
Cmmp Lucy ]. SerueQs, Daniel E. Scruggs, and Har-
net c. scrngss not having entered their appearance and
given security according The act of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory EVIL
denee that they are not Inhabitants Of this country Is
ordered that the said absent defendants do appear at
the rules be holden for the said Court on the rs day
of August next and answer the bill OF the piaintin
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN
newspaper published In the city of Richmond Tor
Two months successfully and posted nj tho front door
.f the Courthouse Of this county.
Copy-Teste,
May ll-ew2m r. ELDRtDGk-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

JNHE undersyned having qualified "a administrator
Of the Estate Of George c. Dromsoole, deceased
request all persons having claims against said Estate U
make them known; and all persons indebted 70 the
ans are requested TO pay without delay, 40 the Adm
nraio anxious 10 settle the estate as early al
possiblc Address-Summit, N. c.
RICHARD e. SIMS,
EDWARD DROMG0oLE,
Administrator Of Geo. G. Dromsools, deed.
Iuns l-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-08

The Woodstock Sentinel says That The build
mes of Messrs. Bare and Bremen, at lhe Yellow
Springs in Shenandoah county, were destroyed BY
fire on Friday night, the 2slh Of May, with a
large amount Of furniture. The loss 10 The pro.
prietors js considerable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-08

The King OF Denmark has granted The sum Of
El5GOO for the purpose of furnishing bread 10 he
poor at price belowlhe maike, rate.
A Paris paper says that rumor prevails that
Mebeme, All. in imitation OF the Emperor OF
Russia. has offered 10 exchange two millions
sterling worth of corn against French Treasury
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SEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
l.. H. Trigg

IIAvtNG taken House on the Basin, tenders his ser
III vices TO his friends and the public generally, IN
forwarding Merchandise, and for the sale OF all the
staple articles Of produce.
L. H. T. In the sale of Tobacco, will be assisted by
lodged Judgment is fully competent sustain the in
ers.ts If Planters Feb a-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-08

With good sense and good taste which do
him credit, Lieut.. Hunter respectfully declines TO
receive The sword and epauleue which some
friends in town were abou. 10 presen, TO him
He does no, leel that be should receive hem
while under the the censure Of a couft-mafual-
This is in The right spirit
[N. Y. Correspondent Union.
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hA''a1 a,iIE assiSl GARRETT, C.

Yosx Gin. Scr. CouSr or Law AND CKAreTRr,(
Commissioners Once, 2s,h April ls47.
Tine creditors Of George Roper, deceased, are here
BY notified that have appointed MONDAY, the 2lst
DAY Of June next take the account directed BY the
foregoing Decree AT my Office In Yorktown, at III o.
clock the forenoon whch time and place they
required present their claims against the Estate Of the
sad George w. Roper deceased with the evidence in
support thereof ALEXANDER GARRETT,
Nay a5-cw4w Commissioner.
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C. c. BALDWIN,
Attorney ut Law,

PRACTICES in all the Courts Of Rockbridge Va, for
: Asv the customary fees and commissions. All bu-
s'ness promptly attended to- Address-Ie1ington
REyiRxscx-Messrs. J. & J. Paogua, and Col. John
Jordan. Nav 25-cW3w
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VA,

strate that in honoring those who faithfully serve
us we know no parties nor creeds. And on eve
ry banner let it be written "From the Atlantic 10
The Pacific North American should belong 10 the
Anglo Saxons."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-08

IN CHANCERY.-VisoIsIA AT Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for York county, hed at
The Court house thereof. Monday, the 26th day OF
April, leH:
John D. Gordon and Simon Stone, Plaintiffs
against
John Biassingham and Hannah his wife, in their own
right and Admnistr tor and Misunderstanding Of Geo.
Defendants.
u ia ordered that the Commissioner Of this Court do
take An account of what is due TO the plaintiffs. and all
and the said Commissioner s 70 cause advertisement
TO be published In the Richmond Enquirer, newspa-
per published in the city Of Richmond for the creditors
OF Inc said inesate como In before him and prove
purpose and default Of their coming in to prove their
Debts BY the time appointed, they all TO be ex
eludsd the benefit Of this decree.
Extract. Teste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-08

The Richmond Times-a Bots press-does
moi like General SCOTS last proclamation and
HIS both Scott and Taylor by accusing them OF
publishing documents in Mexico prepared Tor
Them in Washington Boston Post
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" VIZ VIZ. P. UMbERwooD, C. C.

SuRav CouNTy, 18Th May, l647.
The creditors Of VIM. Scammell, deceased, whose
claims now remain unsatished are hereby notified,
that / have appointed MONDAY, the second day Of
August next, a, the time, and the Clerks once OF
surfy County Court the place. 70 take an account of
all such debts as shall be then proved before against
said WIN. Scammes estate; and those falling then and
there 10 prove their debts will be thereafter forever
barred-on which sad day. by nine O'Clock, A. they
are required TO attend me, with their proofs
WIN. UNDERWOOD,
Nav 25-cwew Special Commissioner.
IN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held in the
Clerks flee of the Circuit Superior Court oil Law
and Chancery for Cumberland county, on Monday, the
5ih day Of April, l647:
William Phsup. Paintin;
Allen Wilson, Administrator Of Thomas T. Swami,
deceased Peter r. saton and Jane his wife, Nathan
lei Penick Sheriff Of the county Of Cumberland, and.
as SUCH Administrator Of VIM. Swami, deceased, and
Julia B. Swami, widow, and VIM. Macon Swami and
Ann T. Swami, children Of VIM. Swami, deceased,
and Sally Swami. widow OF Thomas T. Swami, de-
ceased. George T. Swami, Sally Swami, Angelina
Swami, Thomas T. Swami, Fleming L. Swami, John
Swami and Singleton Swami, Defendants
The defendants, Peter B. Slratton and wife, George
T. Swami and John Swami, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the act ol
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not Inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth, Is ordered that the said defenh
ants ds appear the Clerks Office Of The Circuit gu
perior Court Of Law and Chanccry for Cumberland
county, rules be held therein, on the first Monday
IN July next and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and
that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted In some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted al the front door OF
the Courthouse of this county.
May4-cw2m B. B. WOoDsON, D. c.
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THE ENQUIRER.
kiC ri MUND, VA.
Monday Morning, June 7, is47.


The Wings in Alabama seem TO be very De-
mocra,ic ON the subjec, Of The Tariff Mr.. Hill.
Hard OF Alabama, The only Wing member OF Con.
gress who voted for The Tariff of 1876, has just
been renominated by the Barbour Wing Conyen.
ton, which al the same lime adopted The resolu-
,ions Of the Alabama Wing Convention OF 1874
approving The principles OF the Compromise Act
Indeed, The great measures of Democratic policy
work so well, and the country enjoys so much
prosperity, that The Alabama Wings seem 10
be content TO lei matters remain as they are
To The croaking Wings Of Virginia we COM
mend the following remarks of The Mobile He.
raid, neutral paper, in regard 10 the approach
ing election:
"The truth is, we do not know how very &C.
tive party feeling could be produced just at pre-
senl-seeing that, (he name OF Wing and De-
mocrat aside) there Is very liue difference be-
tween the two parties in the South. In nation
al point Of view, we are all opposed to the Will
moi proviso-au, generally speaking think The suar
a just one, and that ii ought TO be prosecuted Nth
rigor until an honorable peace be reached Mostly,
too, tie Tariff question as pretty ,osU settled In the
South The present law is found 10 work so well,
that, even in the East, opposition 10 il has In a
great measure ceased. ln this section The sub
ject is rarely mentioned.
"The same may be said Of the great Bank
question. II is obsolete. Thus parties, in The
South especially, are beginning to unite in OPT
nion ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-08

Having published the official reports Of the bat
tie OF Cerro Gordo we deem il an act OF justice
to lay before our readers lin another column) a
statement of the Tennessee volunteers, giving a
different version Of the scenes in which they took
part We find it in the New Orleans Picayune.
We shall not commen. on the varying accounts;
our wish is to dojustice to all, and with this view
we extract the following passage of a letter in
the Lynchburg Virginian from ian intelligent
and gallan, officer, native of an adjoining coun-
ty," as he is described by that paper:
"Gen. Pillow, with part Of Patterson's division,
was ordered to storm the enemy's works on The
right, but was repulsed with considerable loss
This is greatly 10 be regretted, because, say what
they will, The works could have been, and should
have been, carried. Had WoTth's division been
there, nothing could have saved the enemy-no-
thing could have prevented a glorious result; and
this seems to have been The opinion OF Gen. Pill
low, for he turned to an officer OF Engineers and
said, Go 10 the General, sir, and ask him TO send
me regular force, no matter how SMALL This
was when he was trying in vain 10 rally his bro
ken columns. and 10 bring up his reserve, which,
il is said refused to advance. do not mention
these things in Wanting spirit, or to disparage
the VounIeers-not al all; individually they are
as brave as any men on earih. But wish TO as
sert, and believe that, ci6out discipline, no
troops can meet severe fire of canister al twenty
PAGES and continue 10 ADVANCE"
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SATURDAY EVENING, June S.
FLoua-Saes of Genessee to-day al SO OCT.
WugAr-Sales of prime While al 200 223
cenls-prime Red sells at 2l2 us.
Coas-Prime White sells al 100 cents prime
Yellow sells al l26 cents per bushel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-08
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, June 5.
FtoUs-Sales of Western Flour to-day al 50
NEW YORK MARKET.

WHEAr-Red Wheat sells at 2l3 2l5 cents
CoRN-Prime yellow l27 $50 c's. per bushel.
GoeN MEAL is held at sc per barrel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-08

N1LEGH, N1dJ
The President and suite attended church three
times to-day-in the morning a, the Episcopal, in
the afternoon althe Presbyterian, and in The even
ing al the Methodist chapel. The weather con-
tinues clear and pleasant To morrow morning
the whole party move off to Chapel Hill, and
there we expect for several days succession OF
exercises and speeches, OF which we hope to give
some account.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-08

Winfield S. Fealherslon, Of Chickasaw coun-
W has been unanimously nominated BY Cen
ven,ion in Northern Mississippi as the Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress from the I'd district.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-08

The Union understands that all the guns cap
tured from the enemy and brought to Norfolk on
the ST. Mary's will be ordered TO The seat Of 60
uernmPnf
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-09-23
OVERLAND EXPRESS For the sAL1lsiaAf SYN,
In SIX Days only from Ssfw 0fltars!
'BETLLIAN u TOR les.
FROM GEN. sCOTT's' ARMY !!
.outreras & ChutrubuscO.
Thirteen Mexican Generals and Three Exs
Presidents Killed
:l1vla HUNDRED AMERICANS KILLED AND WouAnl
5000 Me4icans Captured.
GEN. SCOTT WOUNDED
I MEXICAN LOSS NEARLY
THREE THOUSAND. 49,
Sirteep American Officers Killed.

OtTteeH oIute7 teuh CVttas 1AeessN. 81
Our unprecedented stud Of ponies,
lromprisiag about sixty blooded horses,
so admir- Oily arranged between Balti-
more and New Orleans, came through
last night, in advance Of every, thing
on the route. bringing us the highly
important news from General SCOTS
Army, which we hasten 10 lay before
our readers without comment, being
the mos, interes'ingsyet received from
Mexico. Our courier brought us the
Picayune of the 9Th instant, from
| which we copy.
The q. S.ssteamshir,.
land, Capt. John Darls, F92'ea1s1
early hour this morning. ~
have received our letters fromSK,
I from the 22d to the 18th of augus', ali
dated from Tacubaya. A courier dis
patched by him on the Goth with tbe
arst account of the battle fought on
that, day was cut off.
From map and plan Of the battle
acids before as we note that they are
scalled tile battles of Coutreras and
Churubusco--so called from field
works of the enemy Of those names. =
The victories were decisive, but as
| we can Judge from hasty perusal Of al
portion of our letters, the propos ION
for an armistice was made by Gen.
Scots probably at the suggest of
! the British embassy. The re
have hitherto giver that the
Mexico was at our mercy, APT
] have been unfounded.
Should peace not follow from
negotiations now pending, al
battle must ensue, the enemy hav
force offrom fifteen to twenty thouss
men yet left. But the road appears to
be completely open to US, and the city
is only two and half miles from our
encampment.
! our victories have been purchased
at vast loss of valuable life.
! Our entire loss IN killed and wo aed
! is short of eleven hundred; that 9, thS
enemy is not well known. His l1., y
killed alone is believed TO be fully
Sequal to our entire loss, and Nis esti-
mated that atsleast 5000 prisoners
were taken. The number of hiy
wounded was not ascerained, but /
supposed to be very large. Gens
Scott himself received wound in the
LEG below the knee, but from the man
1 ner in which Mr.. Kendall speaks Of
it, we are led TO nope the injury a slight
one. WI
! Editorial correspondence Of the Pcayune.]
TAcvBAYo, (near Mexico, iApg. % AT.
The celebrated Archbishop's Pal
ace ofsTacubayo is now occupied by
Gen. Scott; and portion Of The army,
after twice defeating the enemysn tive
of'thehardest fought battles ofthc war,
are qukrerd Immediately around him.
| havesalready sent you off . hurried
sketchpf the glorious events Of the
goth, aid efen the present letter must
slba 3 hlkatd synopsis Of The battles.
yxncfhs have shed such additional glory
II pQ the American arms.
Qhthe l4thsinst., a recpnnoisanc'
me- NJ Col. Duncan having proved
ItH4 4 pad fof artillery aad weRons
rnAl ~ fnt ofT from ChaIens - l2h
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-09-23

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RIDING
The ensuing
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parody. The ss> e
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Rat.iinaNs> Ms
Shooting slpdets FL
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AVhizziuy
Buzzing O., 81,
Bless me thy
2 Riding 0sun
Men osdifsh.s !
=. In the eye OF
Here aresveryt
Coming to IT,
High and lowlM
Birds ofesANs
On common Se
Travelling lose> :
Gentlemen in shorts
B Looming very tail;
Gentlemen at large eN
Talking very sln,ll;
Gentlemen in tights
With a Loose isll nien; s.
Gentlemen in grey ~
Looking rather green;
Gentlemen quite old
Asking for the news;
Gentlemen in black
In a fit of '.bluessV
Gentlemen in claref
Sober as VICAR;
Gentlemen in snuff
Dreadfully in liquor: j
Stranger on the. right
Looking yeryssuhny,
Obviously readingb
Something rather funny;
Now the smilesaTe THE I.
Wonder whaflhey mean.
Faith he's got the knicker-
Booker Magazine!
Stranger on theffs
Closing up his peppers;
Now he shores gsin
Like the SevAs Sleepers!
At his feet a volume
Gives the explanation 4
How the man gr~ stupid
From '.Assoqa|io:s'
Market womensarefaI
OF the precids casket.
Knowing .seges are eggs"
Tightly hold her basket
Feeling that a ssmasb.
If i. came, Mould SURELY
Send her eggs u PCT
Rather premlprely!
Ancient maidei lady
Anxiously remarks,
That there mist be peril
'Mong 50 nE1yy sparks
Rogu,sh looking fellow,
: Turning to Tho stranger,
Says it's his oPrioa
She is out ofdang n
Woman with her baby
Sitting vis-a-vis;
Baby keeps squaping,
Woman looks atme;
az fur Asks about the distance,
Says it's tiresome talking,
Noises Of thecars
Are SO very shocking!
Singing through the forests,
Railing over ridges
Shooting under archess
Rumbling over bridges;
Whizzinx through thegncun
Buzing o'ef the ~
Bless me!-this Is pleasant
Riding on I rail