fienee, Business anS @snsral intelligence.

Rev. J. I. WARD, Assistant Editor.

PRICE ONE CENT.
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ly had made preparations for removal. It
was now the evening Of the morning Of the
day Of sale. All had, apparently, gone as
Tyler and Grandson wished--the wonder
had ceased TO be q wonder---one individual
only had expressed desire to see the pre-
mses, and he, through the representations
of Tyler, had resolved not to bid against the
friend Of the family. In consequence Of
these auspicious symptoms, these worthy
friends were in high good humor. Old Ty-
Ter chuckled and rubbed his hands with de-,
light--in the fullness Of his Joy he conldr
not contain himself--he bursted with the
secret--he, in the closest confidence, i'm.
parted to his wife and daughters the glad
tidings that he was about to become the
purchaser Of the far famed White Cottage
at great deal less than its value. This
unexpected news was tall feather in the
caps Of the ladies.


"What man our father is !" said his
eldest daughter to her mother" only
think Of his becoming SO easily the pur-
chaser OF that beautiful place. O, he
ought to be President Of the United States,
don't you think SO, mother"


"Certainly, child-he would make
very good one--but what will Mrs. For
ceps say to this-won't she be ready to die .
with envy. ] have notion to go and tell
her. should like to enjoy her spleen"


"Do, mother--I will go with your 1t
can't do any harm, and should like to be
the first to tell them Of it."


Bring my bonnet and shawl, and get
yourself ready | will go and tell them"


!" "That's good mother. Mother, who
ought we to visit now? am determined
to cut Jane H., that am. Her family
to think Of comparing with ours! Not
now, indeed. Mother, don't you think
father will go to Congress How much
does it cost to 60 there ] think he might
afford it now. should SO like to spend
winter at Congress"


I" don't know, child-a great deal of
money. dare say there are plenty there
who are not so rich as your father"


Leaving these worthy ladies to enjoy the
triumph of imparting the knowledge of
their increased wealth to their envious
neighbor, we will take peep at our friend,
the stranger-the Son Of Temperance.


ITO be continued.