No. 81, Market-Street,W Wilmington.

TUESDAY, October lG, 1927.
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observed huge apparition marching round and
round little hillock then visible He then ampli-
He'd on the inconvenience and dangers OF solitude
on the advantage Of conugal life, the duty of young
ladies' to provide themselves with protectors, and all
that sort OF dlsinterested augmentation talking,
without Interruption for the space of fortyive min
ues, when he departed in high spirits. All the
baransue was overheard by Miss Waitstill Potts,
and MIR. Rejoice Hardy Pitcher seated, before
intmated, in an adjacent room. Presently it was
Midnight as the clock announced the hour, Miss
Admirable, still alone. unwttingy looked out upon
the haunted knoll. Nothing could be more ROMAN
tic here, fores throwing its giant shadows ACROSS
fields and c0pses. and little streams stealing forth to
the broad moonshine; there, gorgeous lake, throw
ing up millions of sparklcs among the zephyrs that
wantoned upon its bosom-and yonder, tall figure


in white, stalking over the base ola dapidated dung
heap!


ssAh !" sighed the damsel, audibly, 81 wish to
the marcy was married to Rejoice Pitcher! But
all the gobins in the whole parish amt going to
make me have that ere old hypocritical gander.''
Say thee so, my gairl /" exclaims Rejoice, burs-
ting into the room, then, Pm the boy; aunt Waty,s
got license. and iii fetch the parson in ajify''-
and away he sped, while Miss Waitsti!l unraveed
the whole matter. In few minutes, the stout young
ster re-appeared. dragging in his reverence, wrap
ped in amazement, and homespun sheet: the latter
happening to be just withdrawn from the neghborng
hedge, and marked at one corner, +. ID. p. sThis
young lady hath need ofa protector against ghosts


said Miss Waitst, addressing the clerical spectre


''And if thee don't marry as right away" added
Rejoice :. Pl wallop thee for counterfeit wizard


The saint was forced to comply, and rolled up his
. ewes, as he CALCULATED, . sThe---the--
devil 2! He turned upon his heel, and has not since
been heard Of There followed festivities and lner


rymakings without number at the various dwellings


of the Pitchers and the Pottses. But what signifies


1t is melancholy fact, that all the actors in thes


scenes, even to the youngest and most hale hav'