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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15

POWERFUL LEolsLArIoS.-Hon Jacob NJ. Howard, the Attorney General of Michigan, lays it down as an inconsrovertible proposi- sion, that the present legislature of that State c7n exetcise o~y pswer not prohibited by. the federal or state constitution. Whcrcupon the papers of tho State are calling upon the legislature to exercise the powers in many highly beneficial cases. Among others we 'netice that they are expected to exercise the power of putting specie into the empty vault. of the broken banks of prohibiting storms on Lake Erie; of preventing vessels getting aground on St. Clair flats of preventing a failure of crops; of making the sun shine when 1t is wanted to make hay, etc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15

PAv,xu FINES BY THE YEAR.-An Irislt- man ia Worcester, Mass., says the Spy, who had been fined number of weeks in sue. cession for getting drunk on Saturday nigh, upon the occasion of paying his last fine, coolly proposed to the Judge, in business like way, that he should take him by the year, and let him off cheaper ia conseq uence of the frequency of his attendance a, the po- licc Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15

SEWARD AND THE UNION. following extract from the closing speech of Senator Seward on the Nebraska bill, will be read with interest now that its author has been reelected to the Senate:
 "Commercial interests bind the slave and f-.e s.N.es together in links of gold that are riveted with iron, and they cannot be broken by passion or by ambition. Either party will submit to the ascendancy of the other, rather than yield the commercial advantages ofthis Union-together common necessi- ty, and not merely common necessity, but the common interests of empire-of such empire as the world has never before scen. The control, of this national power is tho control of the great Western Continent, and the control of this Continent is to be in a few years the controlling influence of the world. Who is there North that hates slave " so much, or who South that hates enamel. patton so intensely, that he can attempt, with any hope of success, to break union thus forged and welded together! have always heard, with equal pity and disgust, threats of disunion in the free States, and similar threats in the slave-holding States. know that men may rave in the heat of passion and under great political excite ment; but know that when it comes to a question whether this Union shall stand either with Freedom or with Slavery, the masses will uphold it, and it will stand, until some inherent vice in the Constitution, not yet disclosed, shall cause its dissolution"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15

FATAL MisrAKE-The Norwalk Gazette says Miles Root, resident of New Canaan, went into the Drug Store of Vim. E Bissell, on "Wednesday last, for the purpose of ob- .aining dose of peppermint, complaining at the time of a pain in his stomach. Tho peppermint was given him in tumbler, and he directed to the water-pitcher which stood behind screen out of view of the clsrks.- l.so happened that pitcher of Alcohol was also standing some distance beyond tho water, which MT. R. seems to have mistaken for the water, and filling his tumbler, drank it rapidly down without discovering his error until he had swallowed the whole, and the fiery liquid began to burn him. Every effort was made by the physicians to remove it from his stomach, but without success, and he rapidly sank into an apoplec,io s.sso of insensibility and died in the course of about six hours.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15

4 Psesert fsr War.-For eiahty-seven years the Portuguese. Dutch, English and Preach dispused the possession of m insip- nikcang aisals island m tho coast of Africa. called Arquia or Arsnin. about two miIcs long aad not % wide. le is now totally s6sndosst aad iss prsciss locssion is hardly knswA | t not neasioeed h any q cur
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15

SoLosEas TO SHOOT THE 1NplAxs.-IIav- ing at the last session, by force of the Ne braska bill, deprived tise Indians of some of their fairss' lands, she Senate has jus, passed bill raising an additional army of 5000 soidiers to shoot down the poor natives if they shall dare to resist.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15

FAsH,exAaLs The latest style of coat. is really besu6fsL With the waist of the garment between his shoulders and the -skins sweeping tho Tagging stones. the happy possessor makes . beautiful exhihi. sion. G is unfortunate, however, for the 'aereify Of the style that nearly every Irish gentlemsa wto comes to this country, has . coat of the same fashion which was made twenty years ago!
 Hamiiissiag.-Out of 400 young men who seceaily sought British government employment only 20 could write good business notes take down paragraph fro,n ssaadard author from dictation; write ou. the names of the different counties in Eng. land; or exhibit knowledge of the four 6rss rules in arithmetic. The majority of the saesaPssents were offshoets of the ar- issocrscy.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30

EANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS FOR
l. sale low. to close business
Combs, Brushes, Suspenders,
Accordcons, Buttons. Shaving Brushes,
Brass and Iron IIarps, Spectacles,
Cologne, Pencils, Looking Glasses,
Shaving Boxes.
Also - lnvo ccs Sewing silk. Patent
Thread; Brass Instrument, aud No!iI s.
Jules llaucI's celebrated Soap and SHAY
ing Cream, together with numerous other ar
ticles, all Of which are offered at red,sced
puces, by ID. W. c. HANLlNE,
date Phipps d IIauine)
SO Clay St, Second Floor,
May 27-j2 san Francisco
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30

WE send Daily Express to all parts Of
w Siskiyou and Trinity counties from
Shasta.
From our Office in Weaver, Trinity coun
ty, we send to the following places
BUTTONS RANCH,
OREGON GULCH,
STURDIVANT'S RANCH,
MOUTH OF CANON CREEK,
NORTH FORK TRINITY,
BIG FLAT,
BIG BAR,
MANSANETA FLAT,
COX'S BAR,
CANADIAN BAR,
NANCE'S BAR,
BURNT RANCH,
EAST FORK of the NORTH FORK,
RATTLESNAKE.
YELLOW JACKET,
OK CANON CREEK.
PENSYLVANlA BAR,
CANON CITY. or
JACKASS BAR.
GRASS VALLEY,
BATES RANCH,
STEWARDS FORK,
CHADBOURNE'S RANCH,
Also,
TO SOUTH FORK ofTRINITY,
And TO MI parts of
SALMON tlN NER.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30
ATLANTIC STATES.
BY every Steamer.

BY every Steamer.
The parties who have organized this Com
pany, are well known in the community as
old and
EXPERIENCED EXPRESSMEN,
and hope it will be acknowledged gene. lily,
UNDERSTAND THEIR BUSINESS thoroughly.
They think they are not saying too much,
when they attribute much of the success Of
the late firm of Adams q Co. in the Ex-
press Business, to THEIR EXERTlONS
AND PERSONAL ENERGIES.
In conclusion, they would solicit fair
share Of the iavols of the Public-pledging
themselves to exert their best endeavors to
transact such business as may be entrusted
10 them, in prompt and business,like
manner.
n Collections of ali kinds will be-
promptly attended TO, on any Of the Points
mentioned above.
r. G. MOVES, President.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30
LU AIBER.

THE subscriber hes on hand at his Sa"
| Min and Lumber Yard, at the Junction
of East and Main eayer a large assort-
ment OF
LUn + r.
which he is ready TO deliver at the shortest
notice in any part Of the town, or adjacent
mines, at the lowest market price.
ALBERT SHEPARD.
All orders left with NJ " Delpt, on
Court street. or Philip Holler, on Sydney
HIN. will be promptly attended to.
NIB. leaning done at short notice.
d. II.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30

Cor. BrNroN DuFrNnING LIEUT. BEALs.-
Cl Thomas II. Benton has written very
,ble letter to tho National Intelligence m
,ipdicatlon of Lieut. Bealc's conduct, both IN
his recent assault upon Commissioner Many
,,nnv and in his management of the affairs
..ntrns,ed 10 his care in California. lie shows
,Lat the assault upon the Commissioner was
'ecasinned by three editorial articles Which
,b,t individual caused to be inserted IN the
t,,sb,n,fon Star. holding up Lieut. beale
=, ,h, lisht Of delaultcr, and he proves 10y
facts and figures, and the tesi'"onI '' res
pcctablc California men, that Lieut. h'",' 80
managed he s3ao.ooo ct pubic more! ""'h
was committed 10 hm, as 70 produce properly
r the United States worth more 'hah "'oo
,s,t an,ouut al the expiration Of las TWO years
.f ierY.ce among the Indians
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30
HENRY JOHNS ON G. co.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

l4G WasLi0gton street, San Francisco.
OFFER for sale TO the trade. the largest
" and best assortment Of Goods in their
line ever imported into California. to which
they invite the attention Of country BUYERS,
who will find it TO their advantage to exam
inc their stock. as they are determined to
sell at the lowest rates goods can be afforded
for Their Chemicals are all received direct
from the best manufacturers. and their Drugs
are Of the best quality and selected by one Of
the firm in the Eastern markets, and they
will endeayor 10 keep up their reputation Of
giving their customers the best quality Of
goods as heretofore. Their stock consists in
rart Of
Chemicals of everyOn Vitriol,
kind. Corks, every kind,
DYE Stuffs do do Essential Oils,
Perfumery assorted. Tartaric Acid.
Brushes, Hair. Tooth Congress Water,
Paint, Narnsh, Bay do. in barrels and
Scrubbiug. Counter bottles,
and Backing, Olive OIL in barrels
Sash Tools, and boxes.
Spirits Turpentine, Hops 1854,
Putty, Dental instruments,
Window Glass, Surgical do
Druggists Glassware Trusses,
Nials every kind, Syrnges,
Soda Bottles, Swedish Leeches, &c,
Whiting. &c.
And a ful assortment Of PATENT MEDI-
CINES, of every kind in demand, and every
other article appertaining TO the business
Agents for DR.. Jaync's Family Medicines,
TIoloway's Pills and Ointment. Sands Sar
-aparih, Nod'at's PHI and Bitters &c.
March 81, 1853.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30
STATE AND COUNTY LICENSE.

STATE AND COUNTY LICENSE.
DERSONS doing business in the county
/ Of Trinity, who have not procured their
Licenses, are notified to come forward and
do SO or they will render themselves liable to
prosecution.
According TO an "Act to provide Revenue
for the Government Of the State of Califor-
MIA passed May l5th, 1854, Licenses are as
follows:
Bankers and Dealers in Exchange--for lst
class, sl00 per month; % class, 500; Sd
class, s 10; An class, $50; 9th class, SIS.
All persons selling goods, wares, merchan-
disc, wines or distilled liquors, drugs or med
icines, jewelry or wares of precious metals,
and persons who keep horses or carriages
for rent or hire, shall pay, per month--ior ST
class. $50 2d class e375, Sd class S25, 4th
class $50, 5th class Sl5, 9th class SO, 7th
class : J, Sth class 50, 9Th class S33, 10th
class S21.
All tavern and innkeepers, and all persons
who may sell liquors in less quantities than
one quart, shall pay per month-for the LIST
class. 8 10, 2l class. $50, 81 class, g 10.
For each billiard table, Sc per quarter.
For each ten-pn alley, sl5 per quarter.
Each travelling merchant. hawkcr and ped
lar, with pack, per month, $40, do. do, with
wagon. $50.
Every person who shall transact or carry
on any business specified without first pro-
curing the license required, shall be liable to
pay double the amount Of license, with costs
of prosecution.
Section III Of the revenue act is as fol-
lows: The payment of the moneys for the
purpose Of Obtaining Licenses under this act,
shall not be construed to grant in any manner
a License, until the License is actually OBJ
tanned from the Auditor.
l.. :. WILLIAMS,
County Auditor.
Weaverville, Feb. "a. 1853.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30
LECTED OETRY.
Leoline.
BY OWEN MEREDITH.

in the molten golden moonlight,
la the deep grass warm aud dry,
We watched the fire fly rise and swim
In floating sparkIes by.
All night the hearts Of nightingales,
Song-steepiDg sumbrous leaves,
Flowed to US in The shadow there,
Below the cottage caves.
We sang our ssngs together
Til the stars shook in the skies,
We spoke--we spoke Of common things,
Yet the tears were in our eyes.
a nd my hand-I know it trembled
To each light, warm touch Of thine,
But we were friends, and only friends,
My sweet friend Leoline!
How large the white moon looked, dear
There has not ever been,
Since those old nights, the same great light
In the moons which have seen.
often wonder, when think,
Ii you have thonght so too,
And the moonlight has grown DINNER,
Than II used to be to you.
hpd sometimes, when the warm west wind
Comes faint across the sea,
II seems that you have breathed on it,
So sweet it comes to me.
And sometimes, when the long light wanes
In one deep crimson line,
muse, "and does she watch it too,
Far of, sweet Leolinel"
And often, leaning all day long
My head upon my hands,
My heart aches for the vanished tmo
In the far, fair foreign lands
Thinking sadly" Is she happyl
Has she tears for those old hours7
And the cottage in the starlight
And the songs among the iowersl'
One night we sat below the porch,
And out in the warm air,
A fire fly, like dying star,
Fell tangled in her hair;
But kissed him lightly oil again.
And he glttered up the vine,
And died into the darkness
For tho love of Leone
Between two songs Of Petrarch
I've purple rose leaf pressed,
More sweet than common rose leaves,
For it once lay III her breast
" hen she gave me that her eyes were wet,
The rose was full Of dew,
The rose is withored long ago,
The page is blistered too.
There's blue flower in my garden,
The bee loves more than all
The bee aud J. we love it both,
Though it is irai aud small
She loved 1t too-loug, long ago!
Her love was less than mine,
Still we are ends, but only friends,
My lost love, Ieoline
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30

Ok Tierces Sugar Cured Hams in bliue
~ 80 hhds INL Hams
300 bhls Billings and Amcs' Hams
800 cases Extra Clear Bacon
100 bills Clear Pork
400 hf-bbs Mess and Clear Pork
4j0 hf bbls fresh June Butter
300 cans Leaf Lard. 10 and 2O-b tins
200 kegs Leaf Lard
1870 bbls extra Family Mess Beef
l5O ht-bbls cxtr Family Mess Beef
300 hf-bbls Dried Apples
7JO kegs + Il Syrup, , and s gals
$50 bbs and h( bbls Corn Meal
300 Drums Superior Goldfish
100 ticrces Carolina Rice
For Sale by
X. L. BREWSTER & CO.,
Cor. Front and Clay streets,
San Francisco
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30
County Assessments for 1855.

The attention If owners and agents Of real
estate and personal property, within the
County Of Trinity, is hereby respectfully di-
rect,d 10 the provisions of the Public Reve-
nue. Act Of the State of California, requiring
Them To furnish statements Of the same to the
County Assessor. Of buildings and improve
ments on lands occupied or held by them, to-
gether with the value of al personal property.
goods and chattels of every description; all
cash. nuuicd stock, notes, mortgages and
bonds, or property Of any ana every kind,
whether owned or held in trust for others.
- Il any person shall bee guI ty Of Civ.
ing false list of property, under the oath
required by law such person or persons shall
bc liable TO Indictment for perjury. and the
property shall be liable for three times the
usual tax
cz" The assessment Of all property OF
persons refusing to give a list will be dou-
5led by the Board of Equalization.
Poll Tax.
Each male uhablabt of this State, over
twenty -oue years Of age, ana under fifty
yeats Of age, aud not By law exempt from
poll tax. shall pay poll tax of three dollars
tor the use Of the State and County; prorid d
he pay the same TO the Assessor between
the first Monday n March and the first Mon
day in October, IN each year; and in deauli
of paving the same TO the Assessor within
the time specified. each such irhab tant shall
pay a poll tax of four dollars, the collection OF
which shall be enforced by the Assessor.
whether the name of such nhahltant shall be
listed or not; and To- enforce the collection Of
the same, the Assessor may seize SO much Of
any and every species of property in posses
sion Of the person refusing to pay. rs will be
sufficient TO pay such poll tax, with the costs
of seizure and sale, and may sell the same by
giving one hours verbal notice previous to
such sale ID. W POTTER,
County Assessor of Trinity Co.
May tth. 0-fcs IN The Court House.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30
EXPRESSES.

COMP ANY.
THE LATE EMPLOYEES OF ADAMS
l. q Co., in consequence Of the disruption of
that Firm, have organized themselves into q
JOINT STOCK COMPANY, under the
above name and title, for the purpose Of con-
ducting
GENERAL EXPRESS 81 FORWARD
ING BUSINESS.
In all its branches, throughout CALIFOR-
MA, OREGON, and the Pacific Coast
generally.
The Business will be strictly and solely a
Forwarding one, having no connection with
BANKS OR BANKERS,
and will be conducted on safe and economi-
cal principles.
The EXPRESSES will leave the Office at
the north west corner of Washington and
Montgomery streets, DAILY, at REGU-
LAR HOURS, for
SACRAMENTO, and the Northern Mines;
STOCKTON, and the Southern Mines;
SAN JOSE, SAN JUAN & SANTA Cruz:
MONTEREY, SAN PEDRO, ard the
Southern Coast generally, as well as to the
NORTHERN COAST OF CALIFORNIA
and to OREGON.
We will also run a REC
for Freight, Small Parcels and Letters, to
and from the
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30
Notice to Tax PAYERS.
FOUR MILE HOUSE.

n TIE PROPRIETOR Of this
&I& h. long known and well established
aA.4tZsSA HOTEL m the main trail from
Shasta to Weavervile and Yreka, would an
announce to the public that he is now prepar-
ed TO entertain travellers, boarders, and cus-
toners generally.
HIS TABLE AND BAR
are always supplied with the choicest food
and liquors that can be procured in this mar
ket. There is also fine Corral connected
with the house, with abundance Of proven
der. where animals will be perfectly safe.
Desiring to withdraw from the business Of
Hotel Keeping, the undersigned will dispose
Of this well established hotel stand on mod
crate terms, if applied to soon.
n. MAIIER.
Shasta. Co. Dec. 1884. d9 If
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30
SAN FRANCISCO AD'TS.

3 900 Packages Drugs, Medicines. Chem-
irals. DYE ~tu0s, Paints. Oils. Turpen.
tine. Perfnmery. Fancy Goods, Brush-
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30
GRASS VALLEY RANCH

NIlE subscribers having completed their
L Bridge across Trinity river, at Grass Val
ley. would call the attention of the travelling
public to the fact that this is the nearest and
best route from Shasta to Weaver. We shall
endeavor to keep our table supplied with the
best Of everything the markets Of Weaver
and Sha' "a afford.
Our sleeping arrangements are Of the best
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30

> 0uD Mats NO China Rice
C,UUO 45O Mats No. China Sugar
$50 bbls and half bbls Powdered and
Crushed Sugar
300 bbls and half bbls New Orleans Sugar
$50 hf bbls White CofIes Sugar
500 bags Green Rio Coffee
$50 bags fresh Chile Beans
300 ceroons fresh Chile Peaches
80 cases Preston & Merrill's est Powder
500 boxes IIi 4 Fay's Soap
500 boxes Chemical Olive Soap
500 boxes COeatc's Starch
300 boxes Layer Rasins
100 bags Grain Pepper
For Sale by
X. T.. BREWSTER & co,
Corner Front and Clay streets,
San Francisco
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30
SAN FRANCISCO ADTS.
Il. Il. BRE WSZEIt IG 60.
Wholesale Groeers & Provision DeaIears

Wholesale Grocers q Provision DeaIeaIs
sAN FRANCISCO.
S00 Cases Green and Black Teas,
JUU 300 cases assorted Pie Fruits,
100 cs Whortleberries, Z ID cans,
l2j cs Fresh Tomatoes,
200 cs Fresh Peaches, glass and tin,
100 cs Fresh Apples do
80 cs Fresh Ounces, z ID tins,
l2j cs Honey, , ID tins,
100 cs fresh and prcs'vd Strawberries
100 cs preserved Pineapple,
l2J cs Natural Preserves,
200 CO Brandy Peaches, gal.
100 cs Brandy Cherries,
$50 cs Kensett's and Cove Oysters,
200 cs Baltimore Cove Oysters,
100 cs l.obsters ! and 2 b TINS,
80 cs Clans aud ID tins,
100 cs Ro1st Chicken,
81 cs do Turkey,
100 cs Olive Oh,
300 cs hf and or. gal Pickles,
1000 bxs adanantne Candles,
300 bxs Sperm candles,
$40 cs Saleraius, in glass and tn,
100 cs Cream Tertar, glass
200 cs Vermcell and Alacaron,
3OO bxs Pepper Sauce,
100 cs Stoughton,
300 cs Tomato Catsup,
100 cs ground Ginger and Mustard,
40 cs Fruit and Sprieot Tobacco,
30 cs Grape do
q cs Twin Brothers do
40 cs III Sacramento do
80 cs square q Compass do
2j cs Cabaunis do
25 cs Let Her Rip" do
% cs Caneope do
300 cs Watson's Smoking do
goo cs Ground Coffee, TINS
100 rs Goodwn's Tobacco,
1900 gross K w Matches
For sale by
X. L. BREWSTER & CO.,
May 26 81 Front st., cor Clay.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30
Shasta Advertisements.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
AND
STAGE HOUSE,
Main street. Shasta.
r. o. DEWITT and ID. G. BROWN,
PToPRIETORs.
NInin Street. Shnstn.

r. o. DEWITT and ID. G. BROWN,
PToPRIEToRs.
V'IIE present propretors Of the st. Charles
l. Hotel would inform its old patrons, and
the public generally, that they have reftted
and furnished it in such manner that they
can assure them of being as we'll accommo
dated in their establishment as in any hotel
in Northern California, and ask for them
selves a fair sha Of public patronage. The
Table
will always be supplied with every delicacy
that can be obtained in this market, as also
those of Marysvile and Sacramento. The
SLEEPING APARTMENTS
are new, and will be kept in a manner infe-
rior to none in the country. The general
management of the house will be under the
direct supervision of ID. G.. Brown, long and
iavorably known as an able caterer to the
public taste.
All the Stages running from here to Ma
rysyille and Sacramento, belonging to the
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
start from this House. Passengers wishing
any information, can obtain 1t from VIM
McTU Rk, Agent for the company who is
always on hand. Also, the office Of the
California steam Navigation Company,
Z. X. SHED, Agent, is kept at this house.
The Passenger trains for the North leave
the St. Charles daily, consisting Of
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30

THIS POPULAR AND EXTENSIVE
LY known Hotel, which tor the last few
weeks has been under the management of
W. ". ESTABGOOK, has been painted
throughout. new Furniture has been added,
and the house is now in complete order for
the reception Of the Public.
Mr. Easmbrnok has formed a connection
In business with Mr. p. +. JAMES who has
been ftyora' ly known in the above Hotel,
and recen ly al The international
Ey,ry possbl tXerilon VIII be made by
the present proprctors 10 render the above
,s,ab >hmcnt the most popular IN the state.
San Francisco, June lS55.-J9.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30

10 We have a large crop Of the very best
description Of Potatoes and other Vegetables
which we are prepared to sell at the lowest
ruling rates, at the Ranch or delivered.
d. If NM : LOWDEN d co
The Trinity times., 1855-06-30
NTEENArIoNAL HOTEL
PECK * FISHER :,, Proprietor-
Dr.. w. A. SNYDER. Ocnlist

jackson -. bet Montgomery S Nearny
San ftaaOslo, Cd'iUHla
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-05-05

sa-" If ever I'm married." said Ike,
looking up from the book he was read
ing and kicking the stove door to ener-
eetically-'' II ever I'm married.
" Don't speak Of marriage, Isaac, (said
Mrs. Parting; On, till you are Old enough
to understand the bond that binds con-
gealing souls. People mustn't speak Of
marriage with impurity. 1t is the first
thing that childien think of now a da1s.
and young boys in piuaiores, and young
girls with their heads fricaseed into spit
toon curls, and full of loves sick stories,
are talking Of marriage before they get
into their teens. Think of such ones
getting married Yet there's Mr. Spaid,
when Heaven took his wife away, went
right to young lady's cemetery and
got another, no more fit TO be the head
of family than | am to be the board OF
mayor and aldermen"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-05-05

THE INQUIsIrIvE INNKEEPER's Re,
vEEGE.-The American orator, Johr
Randolph, being at an inn in Virginia
was about to leave, when the master o.
the house inquired which way he was
travelling g. Sir - said Mr. Randolph
with lopk Of displeasure - asked, ,
said the landlord, (which way are you
travelling 7" "Have ! paid you my
bill Z" Yes" "Do I owe you any
thing more - '.No." Vel, I'm 60
ing just where | phase; do you under.
stand 7" Yes The landlord wa,
somewhat excited, and Mr. Randol7i
droye off, bnt to his surprise. in few
minutes sent one of his servants to in
quire which Of the forks OF the road he
should take Mr.. Randolph not being
out of hearing distance, the landlord
spoke at the top Of his breath . Mr.
Randolph, you don't owe me one cent
just take which road you please"