Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31

Yes.
He IS one OF the great cotton lords :
the Is as rien as seW. II l were % oe.
come surety. now, oons you think ne
give you time
Z" He has been very patient; l cannot
complain OF ann. Dd1 ne y man o.
business man OF money Never nav
ing known want himself ne cannot con-
ceive il TO spring from any other cause
than improvIdence. or worse, and has iii-
tie sympathy with It. The last time he
was here, ne said ne saould call once more,
and then. II the money was not forthcom-
ing. the law must take us course. ex-.
pected ham yesterday, and as
Eh, mercy, man what's the matter
with yous1 said Maemlllan :. you trem-
bic" A. 70
Yes see he's e coming pc mas
that fellow. BFeos szFs~s.ss ysszssi
him. . aA.f6
Macmillan looked out, ana saw inaeea'
the Squire, bis footman, ana very shao-
by suspicious looking ie'io". aPPafentiy
an employee OF the oroke,. ma I,
scarcely time 70 Cast rapio s'snce 1soui'o
the deserted shop. ana eau all ms tIiougifss
together. ere the party were at tne oooi,
and had entered. -
Lei them eomes cf'eo Ieilay WIN an
air OF desParmg reslgnauon. nave
struggled, Heaven knows as long as
was able: ana can 90 SO NO more.
Wen' .Mf.s fenny' saiu 'ne squire
| oiandiy. advancing 10 'he coun'eIs ~, you
know the occasion Q! my slslt
.I1efe 2 nuge s.ateng Ioh pa.'os. "hiCn'
with us cage, ioflnec one :" ,ne
lew articles OF iurniiufe in 1ne snop' De.
gan TO whistle, oala II agaln so.mofrow !,
10 'he as'onisn.ieht y, s"t p'eoen eAceP'
Macmhian. Sne ioiiosseo 'nis' oy'
KNOW oanA.
me o4u'ie' nowssel' ,esue NJ -, .ou
are oi course. plo,iueu; VA. enny
Aus ho slf, saiu 'le poor naues.
tl'an' us - use.eoo " yo0 any
lu't.ei sanlos pay YOU e sn's o iIo.
inen., ~! uoi " AnoM 49, san '"Ne
iy niue ploRely. on, .e. .sp s 'al a.
VIII Ml'l 10 .l1 oes. 'ha' oai' prov
'oehvs ~ WIZ. nc. ",.,0's" .o% 30 -, ne nc IL,
vi nd, e'ooA it'eiluP'eu ''e par
fol, f6iiy vans lleL Lla o'sak.asI =. .sl:a
ue s.' w.o nao ,:,a ~ ,n,s ,.,ha, . s.o
zen eoseIuY 'l' eu',ous ~ nIo" wI"s " a q
gong lot"aiu' pei'.a aS .nd., ndJn su seu q
T -reli iata.I ,,'I a. 80 o. S;a,.d ,,;s., 10y
"e1' I.'e ,'Iu -. 1H w" ~
uei: anu .w.Ae Man w ,n. u1A 80 '' e.or VIZ
80. e,I. -
wni.h 'ney .e.s ~ III ,n''''''e ""o' 'o''e
""at w I'll >, ..,;d H. ,..,
80, s. ~ ~ -. a.,,I. =.
n'o.. y. eo'son ~ III Io a..
.na. 'ns sLad,, asJ = my -'1s. L. Rrosdhs,,
.n n a..y Is lad s.---->.-.
DIT DI',,'. u pall.. ns,SsssS ~, ~, -.
o'y, o"y, = os' Ga
'ia,ru .m.a., ,io P ot., -,
| na' a1nne.o ol.u, ooseiseo Tue squire
MS a'el''lon a'liao'eu' 49,:
mus Siea.g n,sn "a PoI1ess'vn'
sa'u 'ne p.o1.' ~ ou' 49, 81 nay =
wen lliaAe ou. she lhsell.o'y suppps
mere ho ''ianIe ol n'aA'eis oetns Se'''e'
"itaou' a SAFE, MI; - fehny 1.s
None replieo 1ne SHOEMAKER.
.iheh III proceed 20 my Work a' once
ltem, one Outch CLOCK.
i .Whats O'Clock whas Is o CLOCK e1
claimed ron. , ~,
roor Fenny looked stuPenec. In
children VINO hao oeen regaIuing In
scene, halt with curiosity ana nall WIZ
lear, now could not help claPP'ng their III
tie hands at Poil appropos speecnes o'
look IRON their lather restrained tnen
Broadbent continued One nigh des
and counter. one slate, one shoemaker
bench and Ioois, tnree chalsss two I'm can
die SUCKS. SIX ooo' trees. c.
w Goldman, spare that tree, sung Peii5
Clever oird' tna', SAID the squire ~
attention being now greatly a"raetee
lou VIII pun tne parrot down. suppose
Mr.. Broadpent. esd
'oh' no. we never mention her' SUI
tne parrot. , :,
very odo' exelaimed 'he squire; re-,
snouio IKE 70 nave 'nat oifo. nat
your name' fouy
festy. Pfe,ly Foiiy HOPKINS sun
fohy, cooking ner nsad very knowingly
j" Answers quite like a lady,. rspiie
the squire. NOW l think OF 1t, sal
I he. tmV dau0htRf. leCiiia. has SyRRn wOF