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l consider, said bond payer a few
days since, man a.rascal and knave who
would vote the anti.bond ticket, and no
honest man can vote it;nnd for my part, |
am willing TO pay one hundred annually
until the bonds are paid, and IN advance.
Really replied gentleman present, am
glad TO hear you express your willingness
to pay debt you received nothing for, TO
preserve the honor and faith Of the state.
and as you are so mcgnanimous TO paw
foreign swindlers for which you have re-
ceiyed nothing, you would, no doubt, be
mor@han willing topay a debt you di-
reCtIy received the benefit Of. Ihave as
you are aware, paid two thousand dollars
for you as endorser, and for which my
property was sold; now as never asked
you TO pay me, believing you would so,
soon as you are able, If you will pay mo
the one hundred annually in advance, or
At the end Of the year, until the debt is
discharged,you will place me in situation
to pay my house reht, and live a little
more comfortable. Why, yes-why, no
that is to say, stammered the honest bond
and faith credit man, turning, black, blue
and varying all colours about his gils.-I
would but ii isl say, Doctor--caling 10
a gentleman passing down stop minute,
| want TO see you on particular business
and holding down his craven face, sneak
ed off, leaving his victim as much aston
shcd at this specimen Of scoundrelism, as
he rery honest bond PAYER was dismayed D
At the unfortunate turn it took upon him.


Anti Bondman.