Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

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sais e8lls FrOmIa South Carolina Papsr.
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j Ny DEAR sSIR.-I have just returned from
tour through this State, and kproceed 20
furnish you with aniaccount of my labors and
their success Iahaye been gone for three
months. and assure you, in all sincerity, that
am fully satisfied You furnished me list
of one hundred and seventeen owing subscrib-
erss as you win recollect have called upon
one hundred and four Of them. and have the
honor of paying over to your order three dol
lars and twelve and one half cents. being the
amount to which you are entitled. ! return
you the list numbered to 1T, and now give
Iyou the reply of each:
| No, Ills q minister, He says il The first
1 place, he never got one half of the numbers,
IA lie according to the account Of the Post
master and in the next place. your ijokef's
column was too scurrilous He cam think Of
aiding 10 sustain paper that advertises horse
races and gander pulling. Besides. he knows
from the tone of your editorials that you drink,
land paying you would only be the means Of
your ending your days in the kennel He
wonders at your impudence in sending him
his bill after publishing the great prize light
between Left Handed Smoke and Batsering
Bill He wants nothipgta dowith you--nev-
er wants to hear from you again.
No, 2--ls 10 Jail for debt He has not seen
a half dollar for a year Says be would pay
with the utmost cheerfulness if he only had
the money, but had to borrow shirt to put
Eon1last Sunday. Admires your papar won
tderfully, and hopes yougwin continue sending
it to him. He wishes you to takea bold stand
Einsfaser ofithes abolition Of imprisonment for
debt, as he thinks it would be avery popular
move with gentlemenin bis situation. If you
send him any more papers be hopes that you
wilEsee that the postage is paid. as otherwise
he will be unable to enjoy your lucubrations.
Sends bis best respects asaoIa
No. o.a3-4Is asyoung doctor Saws your pa
bpef is beneath the notice Of gentleman
Wouldn't give a u I for cart load Says
you inserted an article rejecting on the pro-
lfession. Only wishes be could catch you here
would make you smell Al. Is going 10
persuade every body that takes your paper TO
stop it Cuss'd your bill. and says you may
Icollectitinat the best way syou can.
No. 4-Is an old Maid Says you are al
ways taking a fling at single ladies Of an 5un-
certain age Wouldn't pay you ifshe was roll
ing ir wealth, and you hadn't cash enough to
buy crust Of bread Sent all the paperssle
had back a month ago, and says now that she
sent them back, she don't owe you anything.
Says She is even with iyou, and intends 10 keep
so until the day of Judgment. Asked me not
to forget to tell you that you aren gentleman,
or you wouldn't undertake to SANDER a large
and respectable class d. the female population
of the country.
No. SIS a gambler sporting gentle
man-says he got completely cleaned out last
week at the races Couldn't accommodate
his grandmother with half dimesif she was
starving. Likes your paper iolerabl ly---would
like it better if you published more races and
would occasionally givean account Of cock
fight. liked the description Of the prize fight
amazinglv--it redeemed multitude of your
faults. Hopes you won't think hard Of him
for. not paying you inow;i but has got pros
pect of soon having some loose change. as he
is otter rich young greenhoFn who arrived
here last week. Will pay your bill outof the
pluckings.
No-6-Ts an old drunkard. Hasn't got
anything and never expee.s to have Gather
ed up all the papers that he had and sold
them for a half pint of rum 10 the doggery
keeper 10 wrap groceries IN Wished yon
would send him pile, as they cost him no
postage, his brother-in-law being postmaster,
and permitting him 10 take out letters for moth
ing. Winked at me when presented your
bill, and inquired if was ut distant relation
of tbee man that butted the bullof The bridge.
No lis magistrate Swore he never
owed you a cent and told me that was a
low rascal for trying 10 swindle himin such
bare-faecd manner. Advised me to make
tracks in little less than no time, or he would
get out a warrant against me as common
cheat, and have me sent to prison. Took his
advice. Is by al odds. the meanest man
have seen yet. Willneyer 60 near him again.
No. SIS a politician. Says. although you
profess,to publish aneutralpaper, it is not So
Thinks he has seen considerable squirting to-
wards the side to which he is opposed. Meant
to have told you year ago to stop his pa
per but forgot it. Tells you to do 50 now,
and thinks You are getting of very cheaply in |
not losing any more by him, Believe you 70
be rascal, and is toe honorable to have any
thing to do with you, as il might compromise
him and injure his prospects.
. No 9--Paid up like man. The only one,
Likes your paper first rate, andmeans to take
and pay for it as long as,you publish i or he
lives. Asked me to dinner and treated me
ike king An oasis id the desert. A man
tit for heaven!a 4 crew essi
Nolo--Is merchant expects to break
shortly. Must save all his small change
offered me pair Of breeches. and a cotton
handkerchief for the debt Rejected him with