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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER l. 1858

n not be expected TO retain, in influential positions
VINO were al war with it, neither would il be reason
w 70 desire 10 retain democrats alter they have become
'' uellYc enemies.
Democratic ticket every member OF which now stand
m M baltimore PLATFORM and is supporter Of The admins
on OF piereea ticket, too regularly nominsled as far al
can Judge Messls. Bronson and OCunor 10 sus
a. Nor Is lhs all Not content 10 withhold their sup
pun rom The friends Of Tho administration they are givnl
II tUptny and 2ealousy 10 Its enemies.
oG position has been taken long since Ii s by The sid
he administration long il pursues ills present! policy
tsin direct and Incorporating opposition those witt
49,. @ ns ehemIts be They whom they may. This too, un
lssonaby will be found 10 be the position Of The South
efh Democracy.
m (FIom the W5rrentGn Flag
10 consider The cabinet all amcnsbe 10 The charge
Vfine freesoism Is 10 contradict every evidence thei
nc'on has afforded. That Secretary Guthrie Southern
a, oy biGth feeling and eGuca on could aposalizn h
e @ and her Institutions, could render official "aid
.'hlo 10 The enemies OF the institutions CT his home ant
W Inc ncendiaEes OF another Stale is simply ridiculous
nat Davis The uncompromising friend of Southern rights
a"u Institutions could form one OF cabinet that
nding The uegs of its protection the disorsanznp
eiion o As with its treasonabe ends and ,atoIous lead
efs. is preposterous.
mat The President after ha wing attained The acme earth
power and the summit of human ambition could By
acl See every action OF his former life could assimae his
views 10 that faction he has opposed by every effort
suppose him demened Ii franklin Pierce is not such a
Us lie South can trust then the days Of her instu
lions numbered. aud the destiny of this Union doomed
structiop.
Upon the receipt Of such insubordnate letter 90 that of
ndso Bfon5on, but wase The administration
ana with ccmmendabc frmness They adnted H. namely
dismissal.
We may add that the Lexington Star an able and faithful
'gan Of the Democracy of the Valley and The Raleigh Sa
faTd The leading Democratic journal of the Old North State
10Th approve the removal OF Bronson and endorse the posi-
ion of hu Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
THE RICHMOND Enquirer,
,uI,sHsp DAILY AND sEMi.whkhLf'
nv VlTCHIES s. PRYOR.
r < 4 NJ 8

paper iO.ts pe! at The rate Of sgG
,s rcr annum ,hroe dollars for months
t hs poid in ias Office or remvod by maii post
r,,.es ID t,,,,I, rer annuu the end Of the year
r, mi. Office may be remi,ted per mall in good and
tho risk Of tho Editors. M pa:sE ss. aa s
% @ .escun, the writer 1t sthe accumulation OF posi-,
" III business which operates as 'sf'0''''A
sdioT' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n,uv ENQUlRER:-For TIN limos or loss, hrst IN
, sa. rs fsnrs
II inserted 'n w. cent, l,r each insertion aer the FIRST
aH charged nifty dollars for thirty limos and in
Annaa' greater length except ."tery
Ga charged sl0p, incuded)
Ills wEEkLyFor rsN lnss or less, frat insertion
. 's -. , ,r each continuance SO cents.
r. from bs accompanied with the advance
a. satisfactory references. to insure execution
G;uie. and tributes Of respect, exceeding eight tines
-. ..cT,si for advertisements.
All o.uar,es and Marriages from tho country whenever
hand ID unknown to must be authenticated oy
OF the POSTMASTER the ncshborhood, OF they wall
be published Every that has been taken 70
pe.ona and has
"A, uamo tcrisn the baek ofths Letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
TO the Editors Of the Enquirer:

SAN FRAsclsco, Sept. 30lh 1853.
walk up one OF The high hills, By which city IL
rounded on TWO Sides is, notwithstanding the toll and dust
ana d2ue attend ant upon it, amply repaid by the magn
cent view II Affords Al your feet lies the mighty cty
ward hOws the ocean, ever restless rising and filling
while stward nohward and southwark the various
branches Of the bay its bright dancing cleaning
In the sunshlne and towering TO the SKIES rise The grand
majestic mountains all around, 10 the west where The
ocean rolls In s glory and s power II Is glorious riew
grande than any which have had and yet with oil its
glory there is other dearer me- The thought Of which
hs my soul with feeling which, could IL find uerance In
appropriate WORDS would be named In what The world calls
poetry but which, 10 The absence of language only de-
hoo as feeling OF worship. Yes from the top Of noble
capitol al Richmond have had beautiful lovely prospect
Not so grand and mighty here but all beauty magnf-
cence and ovelness. How well do remember the sweet
and charming how we'll do remember The noble and
beautiful James River It's every turn lis bright clear wa
lers flashing and sparkling In the beams of Virginia sun;
The low sweet music OF lis iumbng and esping and ROLL
ing the fields OF granite which lie in It's bed How well
do remember the glorious panorama stretched before
when standing the roof of 6ue capitol. The beauti
oceanward miles and miles away; the many houses far
away n Chesterfield, Renrico and Hanover, how yvidy
are they before my eyes! And admire this scene, how
love- adore worship every spot every hill and valley In old
virginia. 10 which memory so often carries me- love my
adopted State and her queen OF ces love California and
San Francsco proud and pleased tho one but
few years since wilderness, bossoming the
ts glorious mountains and plains, hills and vae made tho
huppy homes OF thousands of reemen and Of The Other ri
sing Phnnix like for the fifth and sixth time, from its
ashes Rising in spite OF Hoods and res and other disas
ler enough appa the heart and discourage the
most sangune spirit. Rising, by magic from its
ins and rapidly and steadily advancing its ultimate des
rnr, the greatest and largest and important city on
The American continent say. my heart s~ells with lpy
and pride al this; but OH what | The feeling
which pervades my breast when permit my thoughts TO
my native Vrginal Yes love her every hill and
dale her forest and her pan and the constant prayer
Omy heart s that may be permitted 10 tread her
sacred SOIL that may float her noble riyere
may hear the music Of her mumurng brooks,
through her shady orss gather again her sweetest how
es be sung sleep BY her happy wild birds my brow cool
ed oyRe summer breeze, and, when "lies hui dream Is
Ger, sleep sweeY, peacefully her bosom. a. J. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
TIE RICHMOND ENaUIRGR.

Washington correspondent OF The Naiono! Democrat
supplies the readers Of that journal with the following inter
estine item Of political intelligence:
1.-THE sudden prostitution of the Richmond ENQUIRER has
awakened throughout the Odd Dominion universal disgust
Its old Jeesonian subscribers leaving il by scores"
BY the "sudden prostitution of The Enquirer is
prompt and perempory refusal 10 march osas villa The
National Democrat in2 lie taQta Of line opposition. The
National Democrat s the Benedict Arnold Of the Democratic
press and plays The part of traitor while the Tritun.
fights the Administration with The bold front OF avowed
enemy We appreciate the compliment TO the fidelity Of the
Enquirer, which sueh paragraphs 10 such papers Imply
To be lied by the opponents Of The Administration
special mark of denunciaton Is tribute the char
acter of the Richmond Enquirer which Rants the
desty decline A the aae time do no; choose to III
euly assent TO malicious alsshoods got up in order I'm
pair the influence of the Enquirer There has been de-
monsraon Of dsgusr among the Democracy Of the "Old
Dominion" at the OF the Enquirer. On tho contra
ry we have believe that poson in accord
ance with sentiments Of the Virginia Democracy The
allegation that the oi JessonaR Subscribers OF the En-
quirer are leaving II by scores" Is malicious alsehoot
invented subserve hostile purpose against the Ad
minlslraon. No subscriber haa left hq paper r any cause
since the New York rupture. 20 the contrary, enjoy
the satisfaction of whatever approval of our may be
implied 10 rapidly progressive increase 10 our subscrp
ton s with reluctancehat mike reference In
columns affairs Of this character but The caumnies
OF an anonymous scbber will the decareonIh at
the Richmond EaquirsT s 10 coEdion Of present and
prospective pospcy entirely satisfactory TO ts PfoPrietors
and friends
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01

THE NEW YORK HERALD.-Ths well known and
Infamous sheet is busly engaged 10 pulling down the
administration which It but lately so zeaously helped to
otng 'ho power As 10 the Herads opposition to Pierce
Co we nave only to say that bad and corrupt indeed
nos oe an Admnisalon whose too bad and cor
Iop! iof me New York Herald. But when the Herald,
whcn every body knows the synonims OF 'enaly
and mendacy stePs out of The way 30 far 10 make
70 the p.ssdsnsy Of Whg party adds to
s otner that of the coolest sort OF mpu
Sco amount TO nothing but the mosl os.hsome Deceit
and no doubt will 60 received by the object OF h hypo
critical caresses General Scott by his fault had him
sell beaten 10 the last campaign end should hope he vas
TOO good soder to begin smother under the auspices Of
Jomss Gordon Bsn'ss!-[P Petersburg In.aligenser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01

NEW TOWN.-Certan capitalists have purchased some
eleven hundred of land just below tho Gnyandole
template laying of portion OF this tract In Town lois which
are expected sell well and readily. Guyandoo eeug ts
locus Of grand syser Of rail- roads, at the 1rst ea' In ne
Ohio River and having sackwaler navigation upon tSs
Guyandotte-I Porkersburg Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01

NEW YORK. Der. 2S - Fears entertained for the
safety of the steam tug AJAX She supposed to have oun
dered in the gale on MONDAY
or the emgranls lett boah the Ship Sagodahock, on
account of cholera, one family had since died.
ST. Johns papers that the gale On Monday night last
as The most fearful ever experienced this Many
vessels with valuable cargoes, ashore The schr Mara
of ST. Johns with cargo vOued al OO0 went ashore and
h,ole o pieces The crew however, saved by means
Of life boat from the Eastern CITY The ship Pres
eni of Boston, would become total loss Thirteen OF her
crew were on wreck al last accounls-a Efforts TO res
cue them having failed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
DIED..

DIED ai his residence 18th inst the couIy OF ba1o7eI
PETER w BROWN, 42nd ycr Of his age ne leaves de
e md Eve small children besides e1gc and highly rest
table connection their eiaraIs loss Blu! tsy hesa
.ahbor the friend the poor the evoted husband
and Iaiher bu he chrls!i2n lie dcd IKE nan Of
load without forenongs OF awful dcs
inv hui sSeey ami like the infants soil eo,e fell asleep
IN Jesus full o faith full OF hos Weary psnI resi- lhou
., ,;i ;S hs rora @ shall a.eume ils Immortality.
M nS"E Eraminer and whig please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
+ ,saaHp os,oser s,a. lasa

RICHMOND,
Alps,son Notary Pubc for the city aforesaid IN The
Virginia do hereby certify that the above named H. l.
TIsto general partners IN The rm OF H. T. E.
o personally aicaret before me- IN my CITY aforesaid and
the capital stock oil said concern
the therein named t. w.t. the sum OF
e. hulsad dollar. eacn uy ,LIy W Noncute, James Dunlop
rpma, w Meanct al aity tousnd dollars have been
I&"N rA'h .-,
sixth day Of 0tober IN the year 1883
oct l5-cwtx L APPERSOS, Notary Public
TO ALL " no MAJ u h . Il FE EEL CONCEHnED
vE hay qualified tue Courts Of Fayeue STATE
d Missouri gEsd!an cf Susen Ana CGlns, a. infant unue
sc ycn,y aad d.nt sai couiy and State ~uo
lene fluids vsed FROM tho estate Of Benne Robertson
.;s.sed county of Louisa Va which unds are now 10
as On. Monday In emte 1859 The s day thereafter the
ra held ;eiion hs Ccit CGuT p LOUISE Coaay va 10
,r the Robert Collins ovor 10 e unoeIsisne MS
lea, attorney s snes hand belonging the sid Susan
a. a. thai The may removed Fayeue County, Stale
r,T,n, ' EDWARD ROBERTSON,
i,I ia .x,v Guardian Of Susan Ann Collins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
. SITUATION WANTED, by gentleman Of education

SITUATION WANTED, BY gentleman Of educauoh
and experience role associate Principal OF Female To-
ar Boarding School He has auccessul experience the d.:
on of institution in the South which he has nosi
ample tmonals Besides good hrary he can oThs large
Institute lie would conduct Jointly rent or eventually rurehsss
we'll ed establishment Address through the Post ONCE
Educaor Richmoud Virginia. possible, previous 10 or during
the approaching State Fair when an interview can be had
Oct. 27-c2
4 TEACHER WAnTED,-I i ~isu " employ toGls
IA Lady Assistant Teacher In female hchoo al ny house
She be thoroughly acquainted win ne
English french and qualified teach Music on
One also qualified teach Drawing and Panns Woqo 90
preferred. Ample testimonials 1G VIII DC rs
luirsd Address (post psid,) >. NlCbOLSoS, "
Oct Q-c6t Stony Mount Brnns~'ck. va
TEACHER IemN9
"A Quaned to all the branches Of education usual
y taught Ia female schools Any making appcauon mast
they each sad their price accompanied Win aai-
'|'''' '''''A'"' WM E. VOOLFOLK
Oct 2s-c3, EllsTiils P. O., Loaisa County Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
EAltNI E0lS SALE.

TINS sue.,rbss changing his pursuit, offers lo
sale plyae farm which he present resides situated
county srnco mes above Richmond ON Peep Rua
sep Run Chutc containing 426 The situation beau
SEED and remarkable healthy This farm abouns IN springs Of eI
There h,s large orchards Of chuice fruit
good ,lo anil location for ss and ga mill
The large and convlnlen dwelling house
passages house dairy comfortable lrumed
aud quarters house. carriage house and stables Deem
Than respectfully invite all
aS~'.I to Purchase call aud examine fot themselves
Gent S rulO WIN f. HARRIS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01

INTESEI rcoVc . WIlal sburg llE view OF euucsuhB
my children viii sell Lt ain IN ny Farm In the county
ss xe' knot Kaipss Kaimes fes OF Ihe Chctshomny
asr contains and eight bundled u land
we'll rd u with buildings and enclosures has young and thrifty
s.e and apple orchards it, II sbundanty supplied with both
.r well Of good qualify and s in ine Of the
~ cecLiiu resences the lower country About three hun
sd the land sIabe the larger portion OF which has
eesG lined and productive whilst there
seu meadow lands The Pun OF which have been aown
u'h un ods grass aud produce fairly The unccared land
Io1mly recently erected steam saw mill and 10 naVsa6e
DC disposed the
ner business Also Of land near Kames, OF about three
4fd --r-ss ahoc: hgnd led and fifty OF which a1aoe
e linlls ead Will take pleasus in showing 10 one
ssei rs,e viii any ccmmuncaIion addressed
a.; 0" ms subject NJ Post Office IL New Kent Court House
WM n. Z. DOUGLAS
ApriI 10 GUDo" ArrSRsos, ii'h sreet, Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01

FIuuI sle 1oHo"Hg PaldgraPhi 10 The BALTIMORE DJlly
Times It appears that Maryland feels an interest n the Viz
gnia Fair:
The steamers from Baltimore Richmond we have been
informed given their encouragement 10 The succese of
H." BY aordng of transportation 10 persons taking
stock and material for exhibition fom lhs place 10 Rich
mond on Saturday free Of charge From the extent of the
made the accounts which find In our va
ous exchanges and The character Of the chiet marshal
Colonel Tompkns sad others connected with the manage
menl of the falr have doubt that 1t will have all the
success which IL richly deserves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
LIMITED PARTN 4 n SHIP.

gGNt Sgt this entered limited partnership,
% conducted uuier the firm Of II T. E. = TAllAFER'
R purpose carrying the business o manufacturing
.,ur lh,I Mls, In the osh Of Manchester T. Tas
,rro T"arrro both res!rnls OF the eiy OF Rehaond'
u M I'D SHi haze lhe Of The hu
,," Henry " Moncurr James Dunlap and Thomas W. Mc.
t. a. nts Of R'ehmond are the special partners and have
he capital of the cocen the sum Of ten thou.
o4 thirty thousand dollra The said partnership Is
,urusncr The s LAY OF October l53 and will terminate Oh
HAY r TALIAFERRU.
EDWIN ). TAI1AfERRO,
HENRY w. MONCuRE,
JAMES DUNLOP,
TiQS. ". McCANCE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
VERY FUNNY.

The New York Herald of Saturday, closes article In
denuaca,ion OF the Richmond Enquirer with the following
patriotic appeal the South. We commend the extract 10
the specia attention of our readers
We expect the South rise TO from
their laad such trailorous Journa the Richmond EnQui
rer and establish 10 s stead newspaper which should
reque twenty years Of faithful devoted friendship with
caumny and abuse But common prudence dictates the ne
cessily of replacing that journal by which truly
speak sentiments Of the Southern people, Fight the battle
Of slavery with free sosm and sboonsm, and CO operate
with the Only and finn friend the South had In the
Northern Sales We call upon the Southern peopatheir
own interests call upon them act promptly apd ener2et
caly n this matteto stop their subscriptions and with
draw their advertisements from that traitor TO them and their
intereststhe Richmond Enqurrand TO transfer Them TO
Journal That will represent The Souh without dsgracing IT,
and eVhce come sympathy for The only friends has 10 other
sections of The conn1rv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01

VISITOR AT TIE UNIVERSITY.
William J. Rober,aon of Abemarle has been appointed by
the Governor Visitor at the University 10 place of Col
Randolph. resigned An excellent appointment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
"MoNrpELIER, Dec. %, 1917.
we'd vonr T.yor of the lS,h inclD


Dear Sr:I have received your favor OF the l9h inclo.
sing The report on the question OF roads and canals.
II respect too much the right and The duty of the repre-
snlatres OF The people examine for themselves the merits
Ut all questions before hem and conscious OF my
tliblllty 10 View The rigid and critical examination Of
Tho particular question referred your committee with aDy
other feeling Than soicude for result favorable truth
and the public good
i am not unaware that my belief not TO say knowledge
OIL the views OF those who proposed the Constitution and
what OF more importance, my deep impression Of the
views OF those who bestowed on The stamp OF authority,
may influence my Interpretation of the instrument On the
other hand il IL not impossible that those who consult the
instrument without The danger of that bas may be exposed
10 on equal one In the anxiety find in its auho
" ior particular measure OF great apparent utility.
.,,. must pray you my dear sir, 10 be assured that
dlthough ! cannot concur in the ltitudc Of con.
suncllon taken in The report in the principle that the
consent OF States even OF one enlarge the jurisdiction
OF inc general government in the forco and o
TO precedents and anaoges introduced into the report
DO mol permit this difference of opinion diminish my
esteem Tor the talents confidence In the motives OF Its
auhor am lar more disposed 10 acknowledge my thank
tuness Tor the polite attention shown in orwardng the doc
nmen and the friendly expression which accompanied It,
be pleased 10 accept sincere of them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01

THE .ub.ter beng anI remove 10 the South ouer or
e his large aud valuable Tract Of land situated on
Dan River 10 the County OF la iax Va cohal
acres third reh low grounds and very poauc
,ne of tho oTIgnal forest This one oil the beet
on ha yeI situated immediately opposite the town M.
aid miles of the Richmond and Dauville Railroad
IA consist Of dwelling house with
buildings including stables, tobacco barns, &c.
r., af II good orchard OF fruit
rh sos ruchasc TO the premises, and as
resides the place he will take pleasure In showing
lu ~ valuable and desirable atracl of land brought
',m.,Irt F. u. LEWIS,
S.s, ~ -ss.i Su.lL Bend. Milton N. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
stss--
CANDID CONFESSION.

CANDID CONFESSION.
Bennett says he "has been accustomed for twenty five
years 10 meet like philosopher all kinds of Never
word amlss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
cKEAT Bhe.GAIN IN LAND.

Sow f,r ,u accommodating terms the very
hr which reside, situated IN the county U
r, the Court House, hltty-fve miles iiom
,,L ana ~i.hIn Of James River The ncishborhood s
S' @ ,,,, ann moral many Churches very
choice almost every Sabbath Of attending the
rheT denominations The containing five
". AMI y acres lies well, has abundance Of wood,
productive any farm this either Of the adjoining
"a composed Of red land all originally very Itch,
r. Improved recently by free use OF manurea
t,, boray supplied with water, and there is most
falling seventy five yards Of the Mansion
br uiuIiy located pleasant Of commanding
s.ahSe ...,,;., .,, ...;. ,... -,
All, urs OF convenient dwelling, with SIX
large barn with and excellent threshng
excellent stable good tobacco houses,
able quarters good kitchen, carriage house, ice house
louss all admirably arranged There also 6nc
apple orchard. and many ohert which furnish generous
aiy Of choice aud delightful uil. planted large mum
l ,onssing c Itch variety OF appes peach
n ruG, Sr &c Carefully selected from one a tie most a
rsd auT@ te' ,:.,
P,nn. weus purchase good comfortable home for i!tle
make early application as am de-
siuueI 10 cell 49, ,- .
Possession be given immediately. will take pleasure 10
premises promptly e:ter addressed 70
! ans, lie, ,PoWhstan,Ss WM R0NALp CoCRc;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01

co, LOGAN WALLER,
A TTghbS MaiSSION MERCHANT
soony and faithfully 70 ths .as Of sv.ry kind of
s Nurse Of In agent for tho sais OF Fruit frees from
Oct V-:ssws ''''" The Columbian Hotel, Cary street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-03
DAILY CRESCENT.
THE TARlrER,s pAUaHrYR.

She may not, in the merry dance.
With jeweld maidens vie;
Che may not smile on courtly swain
With soft 5ewitchipg eye.
She cannot boast a form and mein
That lavish wealth has brought her,
But alb , she has much fsirer charms,
The farmers peerless daughter.
The rose and lily on her theek
Together love to dwell;
Her laughing biue eyes wreath around
The heart a witching spell
Her smile Is bright as mornings glow
Upon the dewy plain,
And listening to her voice, we dream
That srRiSo has come again.
The timid fawn is not more Wild
Nor yet more gay and free,
The lily's cup ia not more pure,
In all its purity.
Of all the wild flowers in the wood,
Or by the crystal water.
There's none more pure ard free than she,
The farmers peerless daughter.
Then tell me not of jswel'd fair;
The brightest jewel yet
Is in the heart where virtue dwells.
And innocence is set
The glow Of HEALTH upon her cheek.
The grace no rule has taught her
The fairest wreath that beauty twines
Is for the farmers daughter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-03

PRETTY GOoD.-The Western Times tells a
mer popped in here on Wednesday last to pay
his rent, putting on long face to correspond
with the times. On entering the house he said
that, times being SO hard, he could MT raise the
money at all, and dashing bundle of bank
notes on the table, there" said he, So that's
all / can pay" The money was taken up and
counted by Mr.. -, the landlord, who said,
"why, this is twice as much as you owe !"
I" Dangee, give it to me again." said the far
mer, !" Fm dashed if amt took it out of the
wrong pocket"