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deposit it in the hands Of the landlord, but before you enter the house procure some gentleman of responsibility, to go in and call Tor glass of beer, and request him then to take his seat, and carelesslv pass away the time by reading the news. Gc. till you arrive. You will then enter the room, aud in his presence, tell the land- lord you now wish him to take the two hundred dollars for safe keeping till you call for it. This done, the saddler again returned to Emmet, who directed him s6 continue his lodging at the house for two days, and be regular at his meals and then, when no other person is present, tell the landlord you will take the money.- This the saddler did, and the unsuspeciing landlord; without hesitation, immediaiely refunded the money, which tho saddler re- stored to MT. Emmet, who directed him to take a good witness with him, and go and demand the two hundred dollars- which you delivered in his hands for safe keeping, in the presehGe of the gentleman who called for the beer.

 The saddler proceeded to the house, in company with another gentleman, and de- manded his money: Your money,' said the astonished landlord, I returned it to you.' The saddIer replied, :" have not received my money. and if you refuse to deliver it to me; shall take measures to obtain it, The landlord dared him to do his best,' and Mir. Emmet immediately i'm s,ituted suit against him in favor. of the saddler. The landlord finding himself out- wi,ted, paid over the money, with about twenty dollars cost: