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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-14
!. R. sTROTMER,
A GARD.


YTNElE Rev. THOMAS ID. OzANNE, Rector OF
III St. Philips Church, Kirkwood. Madison CO.
Miss, is desirous of receiving into his family
a limited number OF Boarding Pupils--whom he
will instructin all the branches ofa Classical and
English Education-either preparing them for
College or carrying them through Collegiate
course, as may be desired. Kirkwood offers
every advantage as to healthfulness of locality
and retirement of situation, so conclusive to
study The boarders are in every respect treat
ed as part of the family.
The ensuing session will open on the 9th o:
September next.
Tuition s 40 and S so; French, $50; Spanish,
SO per session of ten months; Boarding with
washing &c, s $50.
REFERENCES.
Bt Rev VIM NJ Green, Bishop nf Miss, Jacksoni
Rev Meyer levin, Rector of St Andrews Ch., .
Col VIM Melville. Kirkwood, Madison CO Miss
III Vaughan, Esq, Benton, Yazoo co. IS
M w Ewing, Satar ia, Yazoo CO. 8
w C Smedes, Vicksburg, -
q ) Yerger, Esq, Jackson, tt
July 20-37-2m.
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Removal
a NJ SIMPSON. formerly of 80 Canal St.,
~ would respectfully inform his friends and
tstomers, that he has just removed to the
Spacious Store,
I16. 0ANAL STREET.
where he will constantly keep a supply of
Plantation, Household q Fancy Dry Goods
which will
enable him to FIJI bill through, at the low pri
tes which have always characterized this house
o. NJ. SIMPSON,
II6, Canal Street, Touras Row, New Orleans
May A, 1858.
n. B. Country orders lomptIy filed.
CODartnershEp Notice,
RER. WILLIAM M. PINCKARD, formerly
IVl of Vicksburg, Miss, became member
of the Firm cf s.GEoRGE Al. PINCKARD q Go.
on the 4th April last. The COTTON FACTOR
AGE and COMMISSION BUSINESS will be
conducted as heretofore, under the same Style
and Firm, at No. 10 Camp Street, New
Orleans. GEO. M. PINCKARD,
HENRY a. CAIRNES,
VIM. M. PINCKARD.
o. Messrs. E. D. Downs. & Co will act as
Dur agents at Vicksburg, Miss, and are pTepar-
ed to make Cash Advances, ind furnish sup
plies to Planters Shipping C,tton to our House,
GEO. M. PINCKARD & Co.
New Orleans, June ID, 1653-6m.
WHISKEY-50 barrels Dexter's celebrated
w whiskey for sale BY
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-14

WHISKEY-5O barrels Dexter's celebrated
w whiskey for sale BY
jus o. 1853. SHROPSHIRE < MASSEY.
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Franklin Iron Foundry.
CAS- TINFS DC. d.
TmW N RMRR NE

. ESPECTFULLY announces to planters,
tablished FRANKLIN FOUNDY, VickSburE,
is again in full operation, ready to execute.
promptly, orders for Castings Of all descripl
tions. Mill. and Gin irons, Engine work, al
kinds of repairing, &c. Also. Agent Hotch-
kiss.s Patent Vertical Water Wheel, which
Is rapidly superceeding all others. Patterns
for furnishing three sizes may be seen atthe
Foundry, aud its advantages over all others
pointed out.
Thankful for past favors, the proprietor So
licits continuance, promising TO execute oil
orders In his liue, in a manner no, to be sur
passed at any Foondery inthe South West
JOHN BOBB, Jr.
N. B. All orders left with Messfs. Allen g.
Barksdale, Yazoo City, will meet with prompt
attentiin.
Vlchsburg, Aug. @. ls4o.-37-em
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The s.ate OF NIississlppi,

The State of Mississippi,
YAzoo COUNTY,
PROBATE COURT-JUNE TERM, 1883.
To all persons interested IN the Estate OF
John Hunter, deceased.
TOU are hereby cited to be and appear at the
Il September Term. 1853 of the Probate Court
of Yazoo county, at The Court House of said
and there to. shew cause if any you
can, "Vhy the final account Of VIM. Y. Cad
berry administrator of said estate, should not
he allowed, aud his letters surrendered
And further to do and suffer such things as
shall be considered and ordered by our said
court in the premises.
And il is further rdered by the Court, that
publication f this citation be made in tie va
20. Democrat for the space of sixty days.
lTNEss. Hon. Geo. B Wilkinson, Judge
# lie Probate Court q Yazoo county, the 4th
W anday ii1 juno, 1853. and seal Of said court.
ISSUED de lstday OF July. A. D. 1858.
JAMES H. BELL, Clerk.
Ju3V 6, 1Sl3-35-tOt
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Notice.

A LII persons interested in lots Nos. 1T and
IN lI8 fronting on Washington street, in
Yazoo City, county of Yazoo, and State of Mis-
eissipp, are notified that the following petition
will be presented 10 the Probate Court of va
zoo county, at the September term thereof,
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REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL
PACKET,

PNHE Steamer S. S. PREM c---h
l. ,TISS, Capt p. C. .Waltis, sssss4szssfN - -
leaves for Vicksburg, Monday, -
Wednesday aud Friday, at II o'clock NJ, punc-
tually connecting with the New Orleans pack
cts OF arrival. For freight or passage apply to
w. WYMAN, Agent,
CO. The S, S. Prentiss is entirely new, ami
superior to any boat in the trade; built express
ly for all boat between VicksburE and Yazoo
City, Her accommodations are Of the finest
order. She is provided with everything requir-
ed by the new iaw-lfe boat, life preservers,
three fire engines, 1.-TWO working by steam,) and
offers every accommodation and security to
passengers.
August g. 3-lS53-39-ti.
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PIANO FORTEs.

II c. TYLER, Agent for the sale Of Pi.
lie aro Fortes from the most celebrated
Factories in New York aud Boston. piano
Fortes will be found constantly on hand. and
for sale at the Manufacturers retail price
Also on hand, good assortment Of Sheet Mu-
sic.
Yazoo City, April 90, ls53-ly.
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negro Dogs.

CAGGaes SmeeD ana HOGS
II CAN iurnish planters and Others with the
/ best kind of cattle, sheep and hogs, they may
desire, OH reasonable terms.
C. J. BLACKMAN.
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Mr.. J. c Chappell became a member of our
firm on the 1st inst. The business will he
conducted under the style of
WRIGHT, WHALEY & co.
Vicksburg, July 8, 1859.
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Now Firm.

HIG CINE OTHAzW &. o.
We the undersigned have formed partner
shiPfor the purpose of transucting a Genera
Produce, Grocery and Liquor business. w
wiz keep constantly on hand general assort
ment of family groceries, Wines, Brondics
Hardware, Cutlery and Queenswarc which
we wiz sell very low.
L. +. HIGG lNBOTHAN.
Q. w. HENDERSON.
Deer 3D. 1851
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COpartmersnIp

Great AmCE1CAlE E&GmeOWo
Bosbyshell'a Stimulating Panaoeal
ID ECOMMENDED by the Faculty; and pre-
Ia scribed by Physicians NOf6mily should
be without it. 1t is a certain prevention and
cure Of the following diseases Asiatfc Chol-
era, Cholera Morbns, Diarrh2a, Bloody Flux.
holera Infantnm, Summer complaint, Deliri-
um Tremens, Sick Stomach, Loss Of Appetite.
Irritable nerves and cramp Collie
The above remedy Is for sule ut the DRUG
Store of MANN 81 ANDREWS,
Yazoo City, Miss.
Where abundant testimony Of iis virtues
from high sources, can be seen.
April 27, 1853.
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LITTLES TERBITFUGE.

A sure remedy to cure children Of worms, re-
quiring no other medicine 10 follew it; and be-
sides,lt VIII soon restore puny or dropping
children to health again It can be Given n
the most delicate child with perfect sa 5etv, and
is not surpassed, if equalled, by any other,
Put up in vials double the usual Size, and also
in large bottles for plantation use, and more
than 5Oper cent cheaper than any other.
For sale by THOMPSON 6- COZ Agent
J. z. SHROPSHIRE5
Yazoo City July I'd 1851
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THE LITTLE QUAKERS WHO WAS IN A
HURRY TO GET MARRIED.

An amusing matrimonial story is told Of the
oldcn time in New England. 1t SO happened
that two y,ung people became very much smit-
ten with each other, as young people Sunletiines
do. The young wo,nan's father was wealthy
qu,ker-,he young man was poor but respecta-
bic. The father could not st1nd no such union,
and rtsolu,ely opposed il, and the daughter dare
not disobey-that is to say, she dare not disobey
openly. She .'met him by moonlight, while
she pretended never to see him she pned
and wasted in spite of herself. She was really
in love-a state of s'sighs and tears, women
ottencr reach in INA gnaton than in reality Still
the father remained memorable. Time passed
on. She let no cpnceaiment, like a SWORN III
he bud" prey on that damask CHI, elk, however,
bu, when her father asked her, why she always
told him. The old gentleman was widowcr,
and loved his girl dearly Had it been Wild
owed mother who had Mary in charge, VIC
mans pride never would have given way before
The opportunities of daughter. Men are not,
however SO stubborn in such matters, and when
the father saw that his daughters heart was
7, ally set upon the match, he surprised her one
day by breaking out-"Nlarry, rather than NOPE
10 death, thee may marry whom thee chooses, and
whom the pleases.'
And then what did Mary Waittill tbs. birds
of the air had told her swain of the change, or
till her father had time TO alter his mind again
Not bit of it. She slipped her neat bonnet
on her head, walked directly into the street. and
then directly TO the house of her intended as
the street would carry her. She walked into
the house without knocking-ior knocking was
not then fashionable, aud she found the family
just sitting down to dinner. So,re little COM
motion was exhibited at so unexpected an appa
rilion as heiress in the widows cottage, but she
needed il not. John looked up inquiringly.-
She walked directly up TO him and took both his
hands in hers. 'John,' said she, "iather says
may have thee And John got directly up
from The dinner table aud went to the parsons.
In just twenty minutes they were man and
10 ifp
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THE CRYSTAL EMPORIUM
Ry G. w HURroN r. To

- w.
Ladies, Misses, Gents and Boys,
Now's your time for summer joys,
When ladies' walk in beauty dress'd,
And gents appear in sIlken vest
When lovely nymphs and happy SWANS
Frolic DER the floral plains.
BuRToN II Co. keep pace with time.
In business and poetic rhyme;
Come from the North. South East and West
You'll find our goods cheapest and best;
New store, new goods, and profits small,
We guarantee to suit you all,
In muslins, chintz, silks, calicoes,
Cashmeres, domestics, (comc and choseO
Linens, satns, satnett,
Bonnetts, ribbons, (prettiest yet.)
All kinds of clothing, ready made
or every fashion, price and shade;
Broad cloths, narrow cloths, coarse and fine,
And all things in the tailoring line;
Boots and shoes 70 land or main,
Suited for city. bali or plain;
Dry goods, groceries, queensware rare,
Glassware, hardware, soflware, allware,
All kinds of produce bought and sold,
Or taken in exchange, or gold
Every kind of Yankee Notion,
Going by perpetual rotion,
Musical purses, playing chimes
And notes produced by dollars and dimes.
We mean to please all tastes that como
Within our new Emporium,
So come while fun is all the go,
To G. w. Burton & Co,
corner Of Main and Fourth streets,
Dubuque, Iowa.
n. Il. No charge for showing,
We like to keep going
While business is growing,
inch 90, 1852.
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JOHN RANDOLPH ouTDoxE.

VI the many amusing anecdotes OF this man
OF Roanoke, we do not believe the following
ever was in print.
lie was through part of Virginia in which
he was acquainted-during the mean time, he
stopped one night at an Inn near the forks Of
the road. The inn keeper was fine old gen
tleman, and no doubt one of the first families Of
the Old Dominion. Knowing who his distin-
guished guest was, he endeavored during the
evening to draw him into conversation, but
failed in his efforts. But in the morning when
Mr.. Randolph was ready to start, called for his
bill, which on being presented, was paid. The
landlord still anxious to have some conversation
with him began as follows:
(which way are you travelling, Mr.. Ran
dolph %
g Sir ?" said Mr. Randolph with look Of
displeasure.
g | asked said the landlord, e which way
you are traveling?''
Have paid you my bill :"
Eyes"
"Do owe you any thing more %
"No.''
swell I'm going where please-do you
understand p
"Yes.''
The landlord by this time got SOME what
excited, and Mr. Randolph drove off. But to
the landlords surprise, in few minutes the ser
want returned to inquire for his master, which
Of the roads to take.
Mr.. Randolph not being out of hearing dis
lance, the landlord spoke at the top ofhis voice,
$ Mr.. Randolph, you don't owe me one cent,
just take which road you please
The air is said to have turned blue, with the
curses Of Randolph.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-25

THE undersigned having returned from the South with
for the Fall and Winter trade prepared sell
wholesale retail at low prices any House in
the city OF Dubuque and hopes give tsfacton
to the purchaser. This stock of goods is and in
prime order-conssting of Orleans, Havana, Loaf,
crushed, pulverZed and clarified Sugars by the hhd
barrel. Golden SYRUP, sugar house, and SYRUP Malas
es; Imperial gunpowder, young by son and Black Teas
by the chest, half chest or caeboxes of various sizes
prices and qualities No 1. Article prime Rio &C fife,
Pepper Allspice, Ginger Saeratus Starch Sperm,
and tallow Candles; Variegated bar, shaving, ,tt
and rosn Soaps; Zanfee currents, Raisns Figs Dates
Prunes Cinnamon, Gloves, Numegs and Extracts
Lemon Verria and Rose fine lot of Baltimore Fresh
Oysters, Sard nes scotch herrnes picked herrn
mackere, mackanaw Trout and White fish Peppe
sauce mixed Pickles, Gherkius and Catssup large
lot of fine grade smoking and chewing Tobacco iron
IA ID. boxes upwards; common plug smoking and fin
cut Tobacco in boxes barrels Snuff Pipes, Hrgai
Principe and weary Cigars Pipes stems, link Was
Boards churns, ubs Pals, Sugar boxes Brooms,
sticks clothes Pins BedcordS, clotie Lines, Wnas Ia
ter, and cable Ropes of various sizes and qualities.
Sein and sack Irvine, candle wick and wrapping YarE
Oakum Saccing, Tar, Pitch. Rosin Putty, White I.eat
and Oils, Pint aud half pint Fasks and Glass rumblers
Peaches. preserved Fruits t'uron, Chocolate Gree,
| Apples by the Dbl. Boston. Soda, Butter, Wine,
Sugar Crackers by the Dbl Powder Shot Lead, PCi.
custom caps and pills, Plaster Paris, Kentucky GENE 1t
Guny Bags by the Bale, Buckskn Mtins and Gloy e.
Shoe Brushes and Hacking. English Dairy and West
Reserve Cheese and Stone Ware good supply of il
Superfine and Extra Family Flour kept constantly G,
| hand aud warranted good by G. II. WEST
DGbuque Oct. IL. iS52-dwy.
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I. 90 VI E'S
CHEAP CASH STORE,

On Main street. tcta1ecn Fourth and Fifth, merit
Door to John Simplofs.
TINE subscriber begs leave to inform the inhabitants
Dubuque and surrounding country, that lie hasjust
returned from New York with fresh and seasonable
| supply of STAPLE and FANCY. DRY GOODS, CLIO
TiiING GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE which have
been bought the NEST advantageous terms, and will
be sold for cash at the lowest remuneratng prices
Country storekeepers respectfully requested call
and examine the goods and prices before making
elsew here Che price only will be asked and
ment made Amongst the stock wi be found the follow
! Superline Black Cloth Fancy SATIN, silk & gingham
Black and fancy CasSimercs Crayas-SCarlct blue and
Doe skins white wrappers, Sdrawers
CasImerettes, satinets, cot SuSpenders comioners
ton goods; Turkey red and madden
Bleached sheetngs, 81, l04 handkerchefs.
Blue beached and brown Green and blue barege Bloc
drillings mcr corded skirts,
Blcached, brown & striped Swiss and jackonet insert
shirtings; ings and edgings;
Huckabacks diapers, towel Lise and thread nsertngs
| rugs; and edgings, black silk lace
Crash, beached and brownl capncts, sewed muslin col
damask table cloth; lars and cuffs
Red; white, and yellow fan Black lace fails;
nels; Cashmere, silk and wool
Bed ickngs counterpanes, wool, cloth, Berlin Lisle
Carpet worp, cotton yarn and cotton gloves;
and batting; Boys fancy, plaid, gray woo
Ladies satchels Carpet bags merno and cotton socks
and umbrellas ] adies' merino, Cashmere
GiDghams, calicoes, liDseys and cotton hose,
checked jackonet, SWISS Threads, sewing Il knitting
book, Victoria lawn and cottons, purses, elastics
lappet muslins, wristets, purse twist, Ze
Aldacas, mohairs, coburgs phyr WOOL
lustres and poplins; Tapes, reels. hooks and eye.
De Lanes, printed calcOes Jenny Lind and Kate Hayes
French merinoes, Canton gown buttons pearl, agate
fannels, cambrcs, CAM linen and ivory buttons;
brio handkerchief; Dressing, back and side
Brown Holland, irish linen, combs, hair and clUtl
| Oiled cloth, table covers, Coat Links;
Doyleys black velvet; Bay State long shawls.
WaddiDg, batting;
CLOTHING.
| Centlemen's black cloth Cashmere and Doeskir
| cloaks, finishing and blank pants,
ct overcoats, quilting, satin luda rubber leggings,
| and fancy vests,
GROCERIES, &c.
Choice Imperial Young Hy Pure cognac Brandy, old Mo
son, Ooolong 4 Souchong nongaliela and Ohio wills
| Teas. key,
Java and Rio Coffees Golden SyE - and S Il mo
| Chocolate, cocoa, lasses,
Loaf, crushed, clari and Smoking and chewing to
brown sugars - bacee,
Sperm, and tallow can Principe, Havana and Sh'
dies, root cigars
Cloves nntmegs cinnamon Fancy and plain soaps, ndi
ginger mustard and pepper go, lard oil, tubs, buck
| Table CUTLERY and queens cts, coffee mills.
ware, &C. Raisns almonds, currents
f.. DOYLE.
| Nov. l5-dwy.
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Mount Pleasant, or SulliV;sM'S
Addition to DubuOuC.

AIR. NJ. J. SULLIVAN, has lain off his healthy ant
1X1 Picturesque Tract Land tile HILL, near til,
Residence of lion. GEO. w. JONES into lots of ONE
HALF to THREE QUARTERS of an ACRE each
with eight streets from forty sixty five feet wide
The situation commands delightful view OF the sur
rounding country and is so far removed from the MAS
matte influences of the river that Doctors visits will b,
GO few and far between.' There are two never failing
Springs the Plat, and good well water can be hat
any Lot depth of Fifteen Feet Several lots are
eready engaged by of the best citizens CT Dubuque
and they are designed for the suburban residences
respectable persons emily it is recommended that appca
ton be made soon to CIIAS. COOKERY. Agent.
N. b. Plat showing the number and contents of eacl
OF may be seen at the a gents office. Hume 7-dtf
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Doctor Yourself:
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS !:

Or, Ecery One His Oun Physician.
THE FORTIETI Edition, with One
.SSExsss Hundred Engravings, showing Diseases and
SN Malformations OF the Human System in eve
~ ny shape and form. To which is added
Treatise the Diseases of Females, being of the high
importance to married people, or those contempla
7 WIN. YOUNG, MD.
Let father be ashamed to present copy of the
Escuapus to his child 1t save him from early
grave Let no young man eterno the secret obligations
of married life without reading the Pocket Esculapius.
Let suffer from hacknied Cough, Pain in the
Side, restless nights nervous feelings, and the whee
train Of EysF optic sensations and given by their ply
stefan, be another without consulting the scr
laps. Hive the married, those about to be married.
any impeachment, read tins truly useful hook it has
been the Of saving thousands of unfortunate
| lures from the very jaws of death
Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
closed in letter, will receive copy of thss work by
mail, or five copies will be sent for one dollar
Addrss pos'paid nR VIM y, p a3}udnI
Copy Of Letter inserted in Hobart 7oicn Courier
The lst March. 1851, By Maj. j. Walch.
Margase MConnsan m,ne'een years sr Q, age, resi-,
rheumatic fever for upwards oftwo months, which had
entirely dep rived Der of the of her lmbs during
this period she under the of the most eminent
| medical men in Hobart Town, and by them her case
was considered hopeless. friend prevailed upon her
to try Holloways celebrated PILLS, which she consented
do and in incredible short space of time they e
| fected perfect cure.
Cure of q pain and tghtncss in the Chest, and
Stomach Of a person 81 gears Of age.
From -Hessrs. Thep Son. Proprieors Of the Lynn I'D
rertser, oho couch for the tolioping Statemsm-
.4Hgast end, 1851.
| To Professor HOLLOWAY,
SIR desire to bear testimony to the good effect Of
Hooway's Pills. For some years | suffered severely
from pain and tIghness IN the stomach, which was
also accompaned bya sortness of breath, that prevent
ed me from walking about. | "a years of age, and
Notwithstanding my advanced state of life, these Pills
have relieved me- that DESTROYS that others should
be made acquainted with their virtues. am now rem
dered, by their MEANS comparatively active, and can
take exercise without incon Tenence or pain which
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G. X. WEST,
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT

On The LcDee, Dubuque, IOra,
yXTHOLESALE and retail dealer i'm fore,rn and do
w mestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, Spices Family
Groceries, Produce and Provisions, Ornamental aud
Garden and Flower Seeds, &c. &c.
NIB steamboats, Hotels, and Private Families fur.
nished with good articles the lowest mark prices
and delivered free of charge.
The undersigned would inform the public general,
that he has strong and permanent enclosure whit
necessary sheds and accommodations, adjoining
warehouse at the steamboat landing in Dub,rGue
the convenience of those having cattle, horses she
ana hogs to ship to and from this point also for the
commodaton OF farmers and others coming to Dubuo
with loaded teams 1
Hay and gram kept conssa,Iy on hand and for sale
reasonable low prices. CIR WEsT
Dubuque, Nav 90 1881
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-25

s'SIc BANK."-A shop boy, having very
rustic appearance in dress and in manners, en-
tered one Of the banks in Dundee, few days
ago, and throwing sixpense TO the teller
asked 8" saxpence worth o fardins.'
The teller very politely replied, 81 can't dc
i'll have not so many
Shop boy: Giles back my sixpence, then
The boy, on opening the door to leave, looked
over his shoulder, and star ny al the teller, ex
claimed
y Sic a bank -
Next day ne had occasion to visit the same
bank, and on being asked, amidst the laughte
of the clerks, it he got his . saxpence worth o
fardins - replied c"ntempiuously." Aye, did
got them in little shoppie."