Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-03

against my feelings. Now, that last sns1 t,
little Canadians fairly gave away, as va
may say, for only got i've hundred dollar
for them; didn't sell pair of the Others "a
less than seven hundred"
| But, said l, somewhat surprised, q tha
must have paid you very Handsomely,
Gave me interest on my money. vol
know, which is all care to make. The,
cost me, laid down in Kentuck, with all ex
penses from Canada, about forty-fiye dollar
piece; but as said before, the most car,
about It is to see people ride good horses
object.n .o5a - % GU
! SAID nothing, but was altogether conyin.
ced OF his disinterested motives
Ihe coach drove up to the door. and the
night being fine, mounted the seat with tbq
driver, and had hardly seated myself ere NV
Jockey companion also mounted, and took
the vacant seat by my side, and again com.
menced, while |, resigning myself to the force
Of circumstances, listened.
"Sold one old horse that is pretty well
known round this section, l reckon. but no
one knows it yet though sold him to the
same man bought him Of last years. Pm
AFRAID nell be profane when he finds out he's
got tne same old nag again. But 1 let him
Judge for himself. He thinks he's some nj q
trade, but It takes two to do that you know.
Stranger. You see he don't care much for
last horses, but likes stylish, CAV animal
that will show off well before the women
so, when was here last year, sold him a
sspiedid nag, one Of the handsomest and hest
horses l ever saw but l knew he wonId
soon take the flesh off of him, and cool bis
spirlt, by keeping him dancing round the
streets, and l would be very likely to get him
PACK again cheap he paid me seven hundred
dollars IN gold, and gave me an old lame.
horse in exchange, with a long
sWltch tall, and main that looked az though |
t had never been oombed Well, I took tbst
nag nome with me, had him rubbed down
every day, wei fed, and in few months
made HIM as fat and lively "as two-vear
'io.r But mind you, twas all oats, and |
weeks driving would have made a frame of
nm again. l then cut off his main and tail,
trimmed his fet-locks, and filed his teeth 10
make MN look young, and brought him
mong my horses this time. When i saw
ar Y. told him thought he might be In |,
Vant OF a match for the horse sold him last n
ear; AS | expected, he said he might want
mother, for the horse he bought of me was
sed up, and thin as . rail.'V
Well " said l, GIVE got the very thing /
on want; something hard to beat, yerY
iylish, hne action, young and ambitious i
Ut you mustn't expect me to give him to | !
gu Tor nothing, a. did that other horse q
ou can't have this one less than nine hum B
RED dollars, and when you see him, you'll e
y he's cheap at thousand. And off I | h
arted to bring him, after giving him a few d
us with the whip, just to wake him up be- B
re mounting. / soon was putting him N
rough his PAGES before the door, to tbe adj r
ration of Mr.. G. and few idlers that were Il d
anding near. After some little persuasion. Of
permitted him to mount him, but not until "
had given him many cautions, saying he tr
,s !. 50 hyely, young, and scarcely broke &C
should have said broke down, he laugh 10
yly added.l Well, he liked him much m
ne action, said he, looking very knowing, oc
nd good grit, but Pm afraid he's not 80 ha
ing as you think : and then examining II
mouth, he said, in an undertoue to one Of by