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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-02
THE. pI:tSENT,

The political armament, VIII i"h was darby obscure'
by the urid cloud. OF Ab"hton ihha'icisil' present
| ing a gloomy prospect I" me hhV"chfe7 oi c"hsun
! tnnaI Tuou has cleared " nrd the sky presents M
no, ri nrn,ni,r 10 give hope once more O the patrl
| n,'s h.,rt The organization "f great party on
,,nrinles acceptable to South Carolina ana the South
h,o bern rtcngnzed-fhr union Of the Democracy ~
psnasylvania, Iudinna, Illinois and New Jersey has
been successful. with the South in saving from d..
strucfi0n this great conlederncy Win wide spread
and dangerous Abolition sentiment throughout ti''
North the South had stil friends 10 strike tor tn
Constitution and the Union. Thy have don. ="
uobly and succeeded. Srctionasm NJ the North ha,
been checked in its nnhny progress and whl- II iin-
been arrested by efforts OF the nst vigorous carac
ter the influence Of rh. South has been felt and for
the present the coBiederacy continues.
South Carolina has with great unsnlmity given her
vote for james Buchanan II has been acc, ptabe e.
all her citizens, and III view n ihls action 1t most
becoming and in fact her duty, to await with pa
,encs the development of that policy which has
tuated her in casting that vote.
We nre not in tavGr-st present-of any course.
which looks TO organisation Of separate Resistance II"
tn. North, while the measures which have elevated
the President elect have not yet been insuSurafed-
Until he has the fl occasion of expressing his re
solves and carrying out the principles he has pro-
frssed vf adherng 10 In. special PLATFORM, which tho
South in convention unanimously consented 10, We
are III favor Uf Resting OH our arms ahu Unwilling 'Gr
organization OF his administration. Inc southe!i
States have with sng g'u eXpec;ion auopl-u ihe Wh
aud the PLATFORM aud III, but justice 10 ourselves and
TO the Constitution TO 1--WE confidence 10 The stand
ard bearer who has received so large an expression
of the popular will. Byour vote We nave made hi
our Presid.nt-let US give him our confidence.
Some of our contemporaries are chanpng the bit
and trettne, while the reins Of the South should be
thrown upon the neck of the trained courser, until
summoned TO necessary action. We have assisted
the Democratic President to elevate him 10 the chair
of ate, and II Is but proper regard for the unager
Of society and political consistency tn yield any sp-
cal views of own 10 essential consistency. We
have endorsed the measures which have elected rue
Presldrnt-et not i'll hot haste set them ssde, uu,
have abiding faith that the South will remain uu-
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FARM IL cnAmlE, CITY COUNTY FOR

UHhvlSG removed 70 Richmond. ! offer for sale. my
HI Farm lying IN the county OF Charles Cuy.2 to-
mcs from James Rircr aud - miles from the city 81
Richmond and containing $40 nbout nal! clear
ed pruducin: well and rapidly improving rr: ,hs .ss
Of lime clover, pus;cr Sc. "" - nDou J,tniUs and
pI r"""rs, to-. n.u-gt -arts Also, excellent
G,srdra I'D O:rEa1d Ine Farm could be very convr-
pently DIVIDED luuwo containing 300 and the other
24O acres Persons wishing to purchase Farm III IN"
most productive and rapidly improving f ti,ei:u
would do well 70 exarn'"% :ks VpuI 10 ain disposed
- eel o.. II, Iaihnd GccCp!iG0Ga,ag tenn
The erscef my brother living adjoining, will show
the Farui TO any wishing to purchase
Address DK. o : CnESSuAW,
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IOMHAHUN For SALE.

rHNIIE estate Of the late Mr. Edward ii. Ill., in spot
sylvana county ,sGon;,%,ny mic. i.om fredrrlcks
burg the r. y. l.. riv-r adjoining the land Of e. O.
Young !. e. Buy.es and Col Wrhbrr. vii! he s1h n
public auction in short time particular description
the property will he given hereafter in "nnher mdver
tisen, Mt Persons wishing purchase will address Lewis
4. Bocrs l-wis- Store Sp"ryv"Iin or James linri,
SpOtsylvnnu. c. H. LEWIS HILL,
Nov .0-c:r For 'hr Lcgurrcs
Eredcricksmrg lIcrnh. Now. md KrcmrLic. c.,lY
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RCMORED CABINET APPOINTMENT

New i0kX, Nov. 2s.--,Ihe Nrw Yo5k IYu"ue
states what II =sieeT.s good authority, :"ol ~.
Buchanan has iT-red 10 Gen Case - po-'' =
Secretary of State IN hi. Cnhih-r, and that G,L' u
Cass accepted the ollie last Tuesday.
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FARM FOR SALE.

AN the .th OF December will sell, at auction my
~ FARM, in the county OF Powhstan, about - miles
from Richmond and mile from the canal, containing
seven hundred acres, about $50 cleared the balance
heavily timbered about 10 lying Jones creek and
the whole well waered with line Southern exposure
and not wash on the place. II adIona Ike lands OF Mr.
sant and agreeable ueighborhood my in the State
plat cuu be seea al this office at Messrs Mckinney
Dsprys Immediately after the sale OF the land will
sell ali the stock, Crops &c.
Nov 3-ctds JANE MACKENZIE
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proyuprIoN OF VIRGINIA FIVE AND A

HALF AND SIN FEK CENi DF.HI
yuyHr !iU! uERS or TIE FOLLOWING CEEllf'-
GATES OE DEBT issued l." the N;C,eoi ,irc!i!''
N :. u.; that '''ss O. re S',h.
prG" c. sci By Ari OF ihr E,ncr Assembly oil VI:
a.s ?,sscd "t;n day OF March, l:j5 Will proc'r
"a :s SET vii lay oil March. sJi,;o reicrm N" sad
r1.e. \, the Treasury % the Commonwealth Aforesaid
Tne holders OF the certificates repaired on OF p
fore m. said day OF March !- surrender thr
Same Al the office ut III" Second AC.. .'!" "AeH'.
surrendered the ,nteres; thereon case on 'aS'
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IMDORIANT EXON MESIEO.

Nrw OKIr,sa Nov. 20 Private !eri-rs received
here from N-rr Cruz sfnie that bh'ii' between VI
daurri ami Gnr--a. X pinC" -" 10" ~ A"t'n''r
Gsr..a was ,.r.n.rd al: tHr"N bad iU!" :" s",o
him elf by q hi.
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IT. .rfT.-
WISH TO dispose u my tract Gf Land. callcL ms
Il RUSS continuing ..S acres, more ",,s william
land will BE- exposed n; pubic auction. - sl ,that ee'
Court House, on the I'D day Ui Drcer,ff Piivs'eE
ing our dny) # not previously dsi%S "Mhlh
This land IL situated in desrs aud o1S hi,er hnil'
two three miles OF the aeh%s good white Oak timber
road, and has On il a quar-
and pne suited for cord =. aud VIII De insde known on
TERMS accommt.i"
The nremisr. o desrous to purchase, described JY
he sbown =, FL J. o. Pol LARD, Agent
~. mdcr-;,is For EGBERT E LIPGCOMB
Eoy,1IsUES, BROGUES, HHOGUES.-8.OoO par
1< Richmond made Brogues, for sale accommodu
- terms by n DEyEREUX,
Leather Dealer, la2 Cary street. between
Get 6-cif the Columbian Hotel and the Busn.
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AUCTION SALES.
:, :. =, :, -. O-~~~~~~~N~N~~~~
HALE VI LAND, MULES, &c, IN CHARLES
CITN

SALE OF LAND, MULES, &c, CHAKI.ES
CITY
HH ANiNG determined to close our prc,ept bus;,c. re
VIII oHcr for SALE without reserve on FRIDAY the
lo'h OF December next our Suw Mill in the county Of
Sh"ties Chy, eighteen valuable young Mules toar hun.
drod and twcntysiX ncrrs ot Land one sixteen horse
power stonIn Engine. with Circular saws and Head
i"s MACHINE attached all III perfect order Wagons Carts
ana '"ar Cmryboys. Axes aud other toul- At the same
time and place will be- sod from hiirrn to twenty thou
s"d ISrt vi Snw"! Lumber i'll parcels To suit inru,s
anu others Tie land from which there eau be- Gu, ak or
eiin 'hos"iid cords OF wood. Is IN good shhurnuod
within hvr micS Oi James river where there Is GOOD
landing There now being bu upon t! hand conitoY.
W'ie dwelling Tho terms will be accommodating and
N 'Gc known on the day OF sale
EOci lI-ciG- WEST X GATEWOOD
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.MJSi ISLAND T0H ,tLE,

R1Y vir,U" OF "..cs o, Coi-t OF Equity Hall
D cornty. North Carolina. rrcm: and orhcr-
par;!-. sha oarr tor sne NJ Weldon on WEDNESDAY.
The lT;h dag oi December next is W.! known H., va
uablc plantation, lying immediately Eo%aOkr Ri
and the Pete -v"! aG Ie!i. Rail-. al lhi5 plan,
tatioE, .no IN 3. The rc1 Land, contains 81. OF
the bcstiol land on the nO.U il .;h!n sight ui the
town of WeliGg, nad is ~c adapted 10 the growth
Cora, Gotten uEi Wheat, and Is now II nigh sta" /
cultivation Adjoining ,!5 is another tract ul finely tim.
berrd nplnd, oi ABOUT 25 ncrS lying immediately c
Wilmington uni Weldon karoai tru. part ot -t:d -
tate " hi, !! will BE- -uli nt Ia" n,. nId ulhrr
TERMS OF SALE,-Ou"'urrth ..-sa IN" .... = Ia
one" two ul H. y"si, .nia. eat o. the ricrred pay
u!cnls ie pad aunun!:.
Mr. j. Fred. Simmons. who reside. nj Weldon. will 'nk.
psai IN show'- TIE cs;acio person "!sany 20 ,leI
It. !. IT, lfEt. c Il l.
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III Hl.It' SALE:

I'm WEDNESDAY, December 10 lsJG al Lis farm
~ near Liberty Mills, Orange ruuaty the subscriber
VIII o"er me l"Io"iEI property tor sale auction:
aoon; MY head OF Chitln. O all n.rs md OF hIhly i'm.
proved breeds including many valuable mich cows und
hno oxen ~ or II w ork Horses seveIa Colts Riding
hoisc, ana thoroughbred Brood Mare tlsr portion
o! thr Plantation Implements and Household Furniture
iernio made known on the day OF sale.
Nov ~ ctd LANES p.RDoIR
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MONROE SPRINGS sop A.IE

OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, to. rsft
IL gether with all Rppurtenances consisting Of an
ample supply OF Beds Bedding, Household anG .k28l
Kitchen Furniture also. CrockeIy, Cutlery etc The
Springs situated in the Northeastern part of Monroe
county Ala in mile OF the Mobile and t.csrd railroad
and the same distance from tha Mobile stage line The
tract belonging 10 the Springs contains $40 No
greek land Tie growth hickory white oak red oak pop.
lar eet gum mulberry, elm, holly Spanish OAK with un.
dergrowth OF ukbush buckeye suuach and other un.
dergrowth indicating rich soil. About l3O RcTes oil the
above lands Is in high state Of cultivation nd will pro.
duce 1900 20 leO0 pounds OF cotton to the The build
ines are in good condition. with large and conmodous
Hotel End winter residence for family; also, TrnPir
Alley Billiard Room aud Table, Bath House, two Ball
Rooms one Of which IL nifty yards distant from the
hotel Also roomy Stables together with Corn Cribs
Negro Houses etc In fac; there s nothing wanting
make this one of the desirable watering places the
South as the stands in high repute any in the
State Testimonials OF the fact be produced II
quired.
will sell the place oI tic following terra. Ten dollars
per acreoue fourth cash, TIE hs!alce in three annual
Payments with uo,es aud approved security, or mort'
sage oi the plnce.
ANY person wishing to engage in business Of the kind
woutt DO well To examine these Springs, as the business
could be commenced without any outlay save Tor grocr
ries there ample supply of things necessary for
motel business Any number Of sheep can be had al Sl5O
peel nj To cents, turkeys at rs cents chickens at IN
CENTS eggs at ~ cents per Dozen butter at Is cents
toriurther particulars apply e. E. Haynes, Esq Ga
zeae ohce Cahaba, Alabama myself at the SPRING.
June 9-om ENGLISH. Trustee.
STOCkS FOR sALE--Vircinia State per cts.
~ City OF Richmond Stocks
Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Bonds.
Central Railroad Bonds
In suna to suit purchasers. Orders from tho country
promptly attended TO- C. w PURCELL A. co
Nov. l9-c.f
RACON,-5o hide. Sides aud Shoulders, for sri;.fryy
fNnyDn
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE. PRYOR L. DUSNAVAST.
WIN. +. RITCHIE X ROGER 4. PRYOR, EDITORS
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v itRG;iNI,-lN cHASCERY A, Circuit cour,
plaintiff,

tN.iMA.- IN CHASCERY AT a Circuit Court
rus, "a ' '''"co Edward County, the 18th day of Az
s,;a. plaintiff,
T.. .. "'1'"sou, tr.s:ce OF Chas WuudsOn Def
g.De, came On this day be- further heard on the
ude-s,r " read aud Was argued by counsel Ga con.
cr.. l'fen the Cour; doth hdiUige order and dc.
IL. one u III" Conn Isruacrs ui the Court do take
10 directed Dy the order OF the Els, March isj3
hero, Commissioner Dickinson, h'id mike report
'.ty. ~ ~ 'H's Court. And the Court doth further sd
as anu decree ,ha. the same Commissioner do
a.pb 40 are entitled TO receive the fund in tho
..r-,, 10" c"endant, Robinson, and the proportions
,...s my are entIci 10 receive and make rrport
;his Court AMI 10 enable The Commissioner to
s.i.h' .h' order, the Court doth direct the said Com
Is.,I 70 trq"r" by rubIicairn in some newspaper
j. ID The city OF Richmond for four week. s,icc,s
o.! acrsops hivis q c!s., u,,"n ,i;, .,;j ,r,s,
-;aA" Sn'"u TO a.ln by day .,rcd IN esld pub.
~, amount and iIaiurc a. their cIaic,s
y-Icttc Is. J. WORSilAM C. C.
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FOX NICARAGUA.

Nyw YoRg, Nov. 27.-rn- ot,aEier Iennes:to ~
TO- day for Nicaragua, taking With b'r "' recruits -.
Walkers army.
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LEWIS HIIr.

4 T-rrHHuUsD u COMMISSION MIRCHAET.
u Tor,rcS. 10 'le '4Is oi WAEA1, rLoua, Coss aud
!gy 80, mv'"'nor or 18th Street, Richmond, Va
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COMMISSIONERS OrE,cE

In Ffncc Edward Court House. Nov 25, 1886 !
" interested In the foregoing decree are here
,y az n ~ sppe before me- a. my office on the 3lst
e"s'!e me 10 execute the same
bow oa-c RICHARD II. WATKINS, Commr,
w" %I:C.h CoUr: lrince Edward
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SlO2. 10

NOTE ih"s" hO''rs "t certificate, who desire 20 ~
-ssn " storues. G.sl Il rcsIt.. b..r, tho lits of
- thUeu States hcah"wrds' ihe power before some
s!nser Penipo,entary, Charc" dA,.ir". con,, Gc;..
;s Consul, Vice Consul o. cGmm"rcisl Arr, upp,ntcd
by ;he Government OF the limited State - any torri
country cr before the proper officer ni cG =: such
c""":y The Mayor ether chic! ma-i o. bny uity
IOWA ~ ourporation therein II rcsiliE The rni.,!
-'"es IL acknowledgement before a Ju"c, III" Peace.
~ 1y Pubic Commissioner ot Deeds appointed by
-l- H1vcrn"r @: virginia is sufficient, la al the
c"s;;ara,r- must D. delivered
q y GLITTER, Auditor Of Public Accounts.
:. II rAhrrn Reg.ste.
80 u ". NF0RD. Secy Commonwealth.
~, Iae Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
Aeh"lonc, NoY 20 !-J6-c3m
~ ne kichmsHi Wing, Washington Union and Ma.
non,a. Nf' ~ ' ' w
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ACON.-50 hide. sides aud shoulders, for sri..cy
~ NOV 2el DAVENPORT, ALLEN
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-06-21

GIVE HIM JUsTICE.-Last fall, in
Boston, a ma detecting an unlawful
intimacy between his wife and a neigh
Dor, entered q complaint against them,
upon which they were held to bail.
which they readily found. The in
jured husband was also bound over as
principal witness, and, being unable TO
get bail, was, of course, placed in Jail
to await the trial. The other day, the
case came up before Judge Abbott; it
was found, however, that the husband
could not be a witness against his wife,
and SO the parties We're all dismissed.
Thereupon the injured husband,
more in sorrow than in anger ad-
dressed the court as follows:
Your honor, is this what they call
justice? Here, six months ago, | ( COM
planned against this man for criminal
intercourse with my wife; thereupon |
was locked up out of the way, and he
has lived with her ever since. Now
you say ! can't testify, and there is no
case against him. Why couldn't you
tell nae so last fall, without keeping
me in Jail all winter, and leaving the
parties to go on half a year longer,
making a bad matter worse, without
to trouble 'em, Darn such jusl
tice.'
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-06-21
PHoSPHATED GUANO.

This valuable fertilizer, composed ofequal parts
oil Pernvian Guano and fine Bone Dust, is offered
to Planters as an article in every way superior and
far more lasting than Guano used by itself. 1t an
established fact that Gnano lacks PHOSPHATE OF
LIME, and also that one ballot its fertilizing quail
ties are dissipated in the air, which IS plainly to be
| perceived by the strong ammonicals smell constant
" emitted by it until its strength is gone. Bone
dust is nothing more than Phosphate Of Lime, and
this. besides being a strong and valuable manure,
fixes the ammonia in the Guano, and retains it un.
til it is absorbed by the plants. A trial of this
fertilizer will satisfy any one of its durability and
superior efficacy to simple Guano.
For sale in barrels about two hundred and fifty
pounds each, at two cents per ID.
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
This highly concentrated fertilizer is composed
of Anima Matter, Suiphuric Acid, Bone Dust,
Gypsum and Snlphate of Iron, each of which by
itself is a powerful manure. Five hundred
pounds, or about two barrels of this Super
Phosphate of Lime have been found to be fully
equal, in beneficial effects, to thirty wagon loads Of
ordinary Stable Manure.
PERUVIAN GUANO, in sacks of about one
hundred aed forty pounds, at 2 1r2 cents per ID.
POUDRETTE, or de-odorized night soil in
powder, at 81 SO per barrel. !,
LAND PLASTER, al 81 rs per barrel. Also
ROCK SALT for Plantation stock. in barrels of
about three honndred pound, at one cent per
pound.
A pamphlet containing further particulars, and
full d~ireslions for using the above fertilizers will be
sent on receipt of a postage stamp, to any person
desiring it.
D. C. LOWBER,
mhl5>6m 90 Magazine snest, New Orleans
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-06-21

THE PETFTcoAT.-I have reverl
ence for the petticoat; it is a mystic ga~a
ment whose influence over me borders
almost on the supernatural. There is
virtue in every stately fold; there is
responsibility in its very length, and /
would not for a whole regiment of
Boomers have one impressive inch
curtailed. There's such divinity doth
hedge it, even brutal minds are awed
in its presence. Itschaste rustic strikes
more terror into a coarse heart than the
combined laws of God and man. 1t is
absurd to talk of its inconvenient
length, Of its sweeping sidewalks and
swabbing out cutters. For more than
two centuries our grandmothers have
worn petticoats with dignity to them
selves and honor to the country. And
who is Mrs. Boomer, that she should
give them up now! The brightest of
our country's virtue is the chastity of
woman, and petticoat is its natural
safeguard. / would make a p~etticoat
one of the national emblems; / would
have it reverenced with the stars and
stripes; for surely the respect it has al
ways inspired among all classes of
our couptrymen has contributed more
than all else to our civilization.-Miss.
Paper,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-06-21

I4Punctuality-ah that is the
word. Did you ever know a man
who was punctual who did not prosper
in the long run! We don't care who
or what he was; high or low, black or
white, ignorant or learned, savage or
oivilized-We know if he did as he
agreed, and was punctual in all his
engagements, he prospered, and was
more respected than his shiftless lying
neighbors.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-06-21
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. p. BUCKLEY,
A YOUNG & COY


NLA IL AOONN q wv
8 CAME STREET, New ORLEANS,
Watch REakes, JerreEges. and S5Erers~sStb.
~ Importer of Fine Watches for Ladies
IN, and Gentlemen, of the most celebrated
MnAmakers of England and Switzerland
made to his order expressly in heavy cases lgold
and silver and warranted standard ~fneness.
Ladies Chatelaines and Neck Chains;
Gents Guard, Fob and Vest chains, seals, keys, &c.
Finger rings, Ear rings, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, &c.
Diamonds in Pins and Rings;
Spectaeles for every age, in gold, silver and steel
frames;
Silverware wsrranted pure as coin, consisting of
table, tea and desert Spoons;
Table and Desert Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives
Mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongs, &c.
dated ware, consisting Of casters, candlesticks
waters, &c.
Having been always engaged in the mechani-
cal part Of the business, all Watches sent for re-
pairs will have the strictest attention; and having
every facility for making any portion of a watch,
he will be enabled 70 work on very reasonable
terms.
OTJewelry made to order, and repaired. Dia-
monds reset in the latest style. Canes mounted
in gold and silver. dec3-no7
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-06-21
mn, SHEPPARD OBTAINS "a L1FT.''

Every Tuesday, Captain Lewis
Pillsbury, drives down from the Ali
bany P~enitenriary, for the purpose of
taking up such prisoners as receive
'condign' punishment at the Court of
Sessions. On these occasions he pulls
up his establishment, a large one horse
wagon, in front of the City Hall. Cap
tain P. did this on Tuesday last. He
drove down about noon, hitched his
horse to a post, and went into the Jail,
to burn a torch with the Sheriff.
Lewis smokes the best Havanas, three
for a quarter. While he was lighting
his cigar, and taking a memorandum
ofthe prisoners, an ol~dlfashioned old
gent came along with a bundle under
his arm. The old fashioned gent saw
officer Whalen, with whom he entered
into conversation
Whose wagon is this 'sreP
"a genleman's who resides just out
of the City,
In what direction?
WEST
fWonder if he would not give me a
lift, and let me ride as far as the Cher.
" Valley turnpike I'm very tired,
having tramped over thirteen miles
since morning.
Lei you ride of course he will
get in and take a back seat
The old gentleman accepted the
invitation and got in. He was just
adjusting himself comfortably when
PilIsbury returned from the Jail. Pills
bury seeing an old mar with a bundle
in the wagon, and another standing by
the side Of il, came to the conclusion
that the former was under convic-
tion,' while the latter was keeping
watch over him. In a moment after
this the policeman marched out of the
CITY Hall with three ladies and sever
gentlemen-sconvicts' going up for
various terms, from thirty days to six
months. The ladies and gentlemen
having taken their seats, Capt. Lewis
jumped in, introduced a twenty shill
ling whip to the attention of a 800
horse, and started for the p~enitentiary.
The old gentleman talked with the
newcomers in a friendly manner, and
thought for the time being that he had
got in the most agreeable society that
he had yet met with since he left Var
mont AT the top of State street the
old gentleman said, hold on Pills
bury said. silence; Old gent said
don't want % 60 further Mr.. Pills,
bury said, quite likely, but he must
:tsk him to finish up his ride. Old
gentleman insisted that business called
linn to the Cherry Valley turnpike. MIR.
pilIsburY said he would have to posts
pone it to a more suspicious period
Old gent persisted in getting out. Mr..
2. said if he undertook it he would
shoot him down. Old gent said such
conduct was outrageous, and wanted
10 know what it meant? Mr.. Pills.
bury said he would drop him a line by.
next mail, and let him know. Old
gent said if he did nj stop the wagon
he'd jump cut. NJ. r. said if he did
he'd chuck hin in again. The old
gentleman undertook to jump, but he
was caught In the centre, and made TO
take his seat in the bottom of the wa
gam In this condition he reached the
Penitentiary.
What place is this y
chair factory-jpmp out and take
4 look
a char factory! want no chair
ssstoriss. ! tell you again, I've got
BUSINESS On the Cherry Valley turn
and can't fool away my time in
ssoklng at rattan. The protest, how
" ~ good The old gentleman