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AmeedOtc. Judge Dooly, of Georgia, was re-
markable for wit as well as for other talents At
one place where he attended Court, he was not
well pleased with his entertainment at the tavern


On the first day of the Court Hog under the
name of a pig-had been cooked whole and laid
on the table No person attacked it. It was
brough the next day, and the next, and treated
with the same respect; and it was on the table on
the day on which the Court adjourned. Asthe
party finished their dinner, Judge Dooly, rose
from the table and in solemn manner addressed
the Clerk, 'Mr. Clerk" said he dismiss that
hog upon his recognisance until the first day of
next Court, He has attended so very. faithfully
during the present term, that don't think j. ne
cessary to take any security" ssr. aat So