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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-27
TO THE PI t}LIC.
~ 'lwere done, i we're well il were quickly done
Having heard, permit me to relate"
Now BY Two headed Ianus

III twere done, it well it were quickly DONE
Having heard, permit to relate"
: Now BY TWO headed Janus,
Nature hath framed strange matters III her time s.
Mr. 7. GANfiELn Manager uf the Great .lraryioyd
lff@y Ipferg has published ,bso facg, tat hi, truly
splendid scheme viii be drawn on Il 9 3Oh Of juno INST
and proposes @ give one laif Of the profits arising from
he sale Of tckcs 20 the heirs Of the late Robert fnlou
and says-tt ineyican& substantially pfore their gratitude
30 be T. IN the meantime promise to pay the hands
q the Jetieison committee Of Newcastle County, one half
q the nett amount OF profits accrng from the sale Of all
tickets IN SAID lottery until tie day of drawing for the
use and benefit OF him who penned the ls rious manifesto
OF me rights OF man and taught kings remble before tie
award OF American people. Now, he citizens al Della
ware we appeal whose hearts glowing wi gratitude
and seeking every lane and as medium through
winch they may show cir henevoience to the venerable
statesman Here is channel that runs deep with pros
pect ct self aggrandzemen also commendable Il char
~ Tor as sure as the beray Of The people in the purchase
OF tickets, affords but dollars The committee stall re-
celve he same The follow ing he truly splendid scheme
to be drawn on the S0th inst
.HarGand Unirersity Lottery 8th Class.
One prize of 100000 / If $4,000; Of 10000;
OF $4,000; If 20ooJ Of 10000; 10 Of 5 600 al Of
looo; 90 OF 5o0 l76 Of 240; 552 o. 100 5676 # So
Ticket S5O-Half 25-Quarter 10 5O-Eirhth 6 e5-six.
teenth 3 .12-thirty So
Apply to OF address
j. j. ROBINSON.
-, No. los, Market ST., Wilmington, Del
wilmington, June 2, 1926.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

TIME following Cotton and Woolen MACHINERY offered
il for sale, at reduced prices
COTTO.r .M.4CHLNERY
Four Throstles of 100 spnlles each.
80 inch Gard, workers and shippers good clothing.
One Sc inch do. do. do.
One Drawing frame, heads.
Two Rowing frames, l6 cans each.
Yarn Press Banding Machine, Cans Reel Belts, Scales and
Weights, Winding Block, &c &c.
The above Machinery has been but little used and most
of it is in good working order
VOOLEyN .MaCHIJNERY.
Three "a inch Cardlng Engines.
One Billy so Spndles
Two Jinneys 20 Spindes each.
One Wrapping Mill
Twenty Looms, most of them broad with Reeds Ieddles
Shutles, Bobbins &c. &c.
Five new Power Looms, that supposed will do either
for wooden cotton goods.
The above Machinery will be sold low, either aogeh-
er or in parts. Applyto J. ALRICES & Co.
Wilmington, 5th mo. 18Th 1926. So
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CONINE'S
Ever True Homes of Fortupe.

~. ~ hrket street. or athis Agency No 2l7 Market
street, ne1t DOR 70 ne rofner 9 Liberty street. Baltimore and
az as ?@ce, ~ . South Third street, Phitadey,ha
Where Prizes OF 10000 dollars $4,000 dollars, $4,000
dollars, 20 600 DOLLARS 0O0 dollars 10 dnlIars so
&C. &C. &c nave been obtained, in all amounting to nearly
200 600 DOLLaRS
q The " Lottery Intelgeocer,' issued at Conine's
ohces, will be forwarded, gratis all those who maxi
Ihe investments at Conine's Offices and will contain the
drawing Of the above Lottery at large
- Orders from all parts of the Union (post paid) cover
ing the requisite sums in cash prizes, viii meet with H.
tenon It addressed TO w. G. CONNIE, Baltimore or
Philadelphia. Nav 90 o'e VI
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\ Splendid distribution of PRIZES

1 usual, totk place at EONINE'S OFFICES in thc
IN last Grand State Lottery Of .Huryand dawn on the
10th q MAY both lie Capitals Of 25 900 and 10000 were
vi IL shares Of three quarter, and eghts EACH one
guar er OF le $4,000 70 an industrious nIabant of BALI
ard the other parts deserving individuals in The
country. The whole # tic $4,000 prize vas likewise
sold to adventures in The country The CASH for the most
part Of ~ch has already been advanced and fo the remain
der, the Cash can be had presentation to W. C. Co
NINE, who has now the pleasure present his friends
and patrons, the ~ Scheme hoping the same time thai
continuation Of good luck will attend all those who give
his Offices the preference in pursuit of wealth.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-27

mem CONSISTS OF
Ga and "A cambria and aco-IWhe blk and green italian
net Maslns Grapes
Ga and 44 Swiss MulIs gu-IGit and quantity of suspen
RED ana PLAN der and mole Buttons
FURNITURE Chlns Calicoeslngrain Carpeting of SUPERB
Id French < English Chint. or 1ality
SEES Penn'a. Tow Linen. Osnaburg
Ginghams OF latest fashions and Porter sheeting
Cacoes and Shifting Muslin 3angup and Pittsburgh Cord
ia and 10 Irish Linen Linen and Cotton Drilling,
Long Lawns, assorted white and colored
Nerno aud Grape Shawls Hanging Paper and Border
long and square ing for rooms
rancy SIX Hdkis Satin, Cause and Mantuea
b4 Bombz'n Caspian Stripes Riba ID
and Norwich Grapes Tortoise shell large and side
Cotton and silk Hose Combs
Beaver, Kid, forktan and Silk Umbrellas and Parasols
Gloves, Bandanoe, Flag and Cotton
An assortment of Florentine Hdkfs.
and Summer Vestings Madras do do
Black and light coored gros Russia and limitation Sheeing
de-naps, senshaws leva- OIL Cloths and Palm 1T at Fans
tines sarsne horences andlCanton Grapes and Grape
grosde naples S lks Robes
Gauze Grape Lease IIdkfs blue and Yellow Nankeeps
SusPenders Sowing Cottonl first quality, &c
and Tapes
ALso-1 case Ladies' superior LEGIIORN FLATS with
and without extra crowns Gentemen's Leghnrn Man-
la and palm leaf hats, &c with his usual assortment Of
DOMESTIC G0ODS.
SHOE THREADS cases Shoe Thread of various quail
ties.
FEATHERS AND FURs.-A quantity Of live Geese
Feahe,s,-and Fws of every description
Any Of the above ARTICLES will be sold the most reu.
ced prices. JOSEPH pOGUE
N ID He keeps on hand an excellent assortment Of
CLOTHS md f.1SSL.HERS
Which he is determined sell at The most reduced prices
NAY p 1870. 40-3m
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COTTON MANUFACTORy

ItoR SALE: containing about 600 spindles, with M,
L supply VI cardng engines and other machinery tar
IN, me preparation q Cotton Inquire Of zIBA FERRIS,
Watch Maker, corner OF Market and High SITS s'
Wilmington LIST mo. 90, 1926. 1,.ty
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100000 DOLLARS.
The Delaaoare Hire Insurance ro,nnouu.

ENCoRPORATEDby the Legislature Of the STATE 81 l,rIa
ware, with capital of one hundred thousand dollars.
The President and Directors are now rcceiyinp annlca
uohs Tor Insurance, at their Office, No 81 shpley Street
between Front and Second streets, against Loss N Frs
on every description of buildings in general Merchandise
ohips ~ Fort and their Cargoes; Household Furniture,
and oher personal property ALSO against loss or damage
country produce i0"a"u''e' 4"'
Terms of insurance will be as favorable as ,nv &c tbe
companies IN the Cities of Philadelphia or New York Far
hes ASSURED, may epose the fullest Confidence in ,he
soldy OF ITS capital and that all losses in he nromntv
adjusted by the company. ~" De pfo"PW
CORNELIUS D. BLASEY is Agent to survey nrone,v IN he
insured, Tor the town and vicinity Of New Castle
LEWIS EVANS is Agent to survey pronertv 70 he IN.
sured Tor The town and vicinity of Elkton. :
for the town and vicinity of Smyrna = = i''''s
JOSEPH JONES Is Agent survey propertv IN he nsuaa
TOT the town OF s'-Chester and vicinity
Directors
9 , ,a u.,' David Bush,
1 ,l, :, na H. VIM. Chandler,
lawn, ,asm =. wilson, .' Joseph Grubb,
oo'eP" = o'ph, Robert Porter.
ID. BTnNRs Secretary. 'eoue"'
April TO- 1926. y,
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CHESAPEAKE g. DELAWARE
q ALL

NOTICE is hereby given that the thirteenth and last in
saiment of fifteen dollars every share Of stock in
this Company will be due and payable Tuesday the 18th
of June next. ii. ID. GILPIN, Treasurer.
Philadelphia, 18th May, 1926.
N Persons residing Wilmington may make pay
ment to JAMES A. BAYARD, Esq. 52-9t
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Grand State Lottery, of Md. 18th class.

The drawing Of which win lake place III the city Of Bat-
more on "wednesday The 18th of July next and will be
completed in ONE DNY.
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Just PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE

iCST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE
az y. Wilson's Bo0k-store No. los, Market 81
a. Letter from Friend in America, to Luke Howard
ioeham, near London, in which the character of arr
a,e TREND Job Scott is indicated and defended and his
Docthes shown to be consistent with Scripture and sound
IN reply to letter addressed by Luke Howard to
am therefore become your Enemy because tell Won
W N..l. oAL. ". To- Price l2S cts
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TAILORING.
Erancis O'Daniel.
MO. 8, WEST HIGH STREET,

I'D ESPECTFUILY informs his friends and the public
Ed that ne has commenced the above business, at
MO. 8, WEST EIGH STREET,
Mex door but 10 Zlba Ferss where he ine DIS doing
all ss Of work in his line, the best and most fshiona.
be = lie.
Having employed Mr.. CHRISTOPHER COUNTESS, as fore
man, he has doubt that his work will give general salts
fa,to9.
Y. y. supply OF ready made clothing also, assert
meht OF CLOTHS, CASHIERS, and other articles suita
bis for nes EAR Will be kept for sale. HIS friends and
the public IRE invited to cali and see for themselves
VII NM h, Aprll 81. 1926. Aim
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n WILSON has lately received at his Bookstore and
~ Circulating Library. No los, Market St N'N
woodstock, 2vos by the author of WayerIv &c
The Buccaneers IF America, vols.
The Last of the Mohicans
The Suhaltern,
Griscoms year in Europe,
circle, Wistar-Pariies, &c. sAs"'s' 80
Yankee in London,
Frederick de Algeroy,
The Foresiers
Gaietes & Grayiiies,
Moores Life of Sheridan
Kely's "reminiscences, oIht
Molse's American Revolution
Merry Tales Of the three wise mon oec
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DRY GOODS.

YINIE subscriber thankful for past vors and the liberal
encouragement which he has received from his friends
and the public in general hopes merit continuation of
their paronage and would inform them that addition
his winter Stock of Goods hand he has receyeda hand
some assortment of SPRING GOODS purchased at the
lowest auction prices all of which he will sell for small
advance. He atters himself that the public will find it
their advantage to call at his old stand,
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No. 1Of, Market Street,

Wilmington, and view for themselves. His SPRING .qssor
,nent consists of
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S1R the cure Of colds, coughs, asthmas, approaching
consumptons and al! diseases Of the breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE No lilo, Msrket-street Viii.
q.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
IRGLNIl:

At rules holden in the Office Of the superior court Of
c"nGeIy for the Richmond district, the 9Th day
Philip Harrison, ,Uc
against
Robert Ranto!pi ami Elizabeth his WIFE an; Bernard NJ
Carter, Williams Carter and William Fitzbu.b Garter
and Hill Garter, Susan Carter, Mary Carter and Eliza
beta Carter children of Charles Garter the Younger de-
ceased "ho was of Chnr!es Carter OF shirley,
ochSe'' Ann IT, Lee and Mary ~. Braxton, Walker
ay'of ard Elizabeth w. G.. his wife, formerly Rprke-
ley Edmund Berkeley. Ann q. Berkeley Robert c.
heIHrley and Park Farley Berkeley, children heirs
ct t'lhaFinc c. Be Ielcy, who was daughter OF the
sl"i Charles Garter Of Shirley, deceased, Hill Carter
inHnaS Carter William +. Wicklam aud Ann his wi e.
l.inumd Wicl!nm and Lucy his wife which said nm
h"nas, Ann aud Lucy the cl.l,cn nd heirs of Eo
pert Ca'ter deceased, who also son OF the said
I'"trS Carter of Shirley, deceased, Shirley Cartee
"''h H. Carter and Mary is. Carter, heirs Of Edward
ceased, another son OF the said Charles Garter
.! 1'n.sy' Charles Carter and Joseph &. Cabell and
mary W ms wir, which said Charles and Mary w are
" o,'r'eh ahH hcirs OF George Garter, who also
son oi the said C.Iar!cs Garter Shirley, Nancy Bur
wei. Patsy Burwcll and Nathaniel Bur,yeil infant chill
den Of Lucy BuTwe ~ lo WAS a da,rb,cr Of the s,,d
Chhrfs Garter OF Shirley, Davidson Bradfue and Ma
VA D. his wii Evelyn Byrd, Abby Jackson and Ann o.
wright which said hIarin r., Evelyn, a bby nd Ann o.
are children and heirs uOiway Byrd deceased who was
sou o. w l'I'm Byrd ofWcsioyer, dece ascd Mary w
Harrison aud Ann III. Harrison inIan children of Lucv
l'T''n' who was Lucy Nelson, the daughter of ABBY
Ne'snn'a daughter of the said William Blvd of Westo-
ver' feceasrd Chairs W. Bvfd SON Of the said WI
i"m Byrd deceased, Mary W Nelson Abby Nelson and
IN" h"Shiie Nelson, children aud hrs II Abby Nelson
VINO was Abby Byrd daughter of the said (Yiili,n,
byrd' deceased, Francis Oiway Byrd Charles Carter
Byrd, RichfId Evelyn Byrd, Thomas rayoe RvrI F1i,
dnclh fii Byrd aud Philip Noibornc Nrlolas and Ma
N''S MS We' VINO was Maria Carter Byrd, heirs of
"onHs ]. Byrd who also a SON Of the said VIII
nam Byrd, deceased, Mary Byrd, Ana Byrd C;cotro
'yfd ans Cha les Byrd infant children and heirs of Tho
mas J. Byrd, who also = son of the said William
Dye" "i Nrsiovcr deceased, Elizabeth C. Skip, it'll L.
az" ARllh ah' NlHrih &. e. Skipwh, icirs of Eliza
ne'h S~iPWiih Vho daughter of the said william
b'" deceased John Seabrook, tire President and T
rc'o's oil ihc James River Company, and william, #
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
IRGINL4.


At superior chOncery, holden at the capitol in
the city Of Richmond, the 2d day of January, 1896:
Chasles Irvng Robert living, Paulus A. e Irving, James
Powell aud Mildred his wife, ond Jane Rose, I'hs.
against
Mildred Irving in her ;h and exccu,,ix oG Charles
Irving, deed, William III. Cabe in his owii ri.h, and
as the surviving executor aud of the devsces of
Nicholas Cabel the rldcr, deceased Josc:h C. Cabeu
and the said Joseph e. Cabe Hill Carie4 executors
OF VIM. Is. Hare, decd, Gcoige Cabell, and benjamin
harrington, aud Alarana his wife, Samuel Mcdowell
Read, and Parish his wife, Benmr, A. Crawford Eobcr,
Hughes, John Hughes Mary hughes Rebcc,a Hughes,
james L. Frewel, admo or of Alex. Freyell md I,nr
his widow, Edward 'rhonas and Hannah his wife, and
Joseph Shelton and Shelton Sims, executors of Samuel
Shelton, deed, who was ad,nor of William Hughes,
dec Il, William NJ Watkins, surviving executor of Nj
choas Cabell, jr. deed, Samuel irwin, and Pec.v II
Cabcli aud Nathaniel I. Cabe, Dis.
This cause came This day further heard ON the
papers formerly read aud the report OF the commissioner
made IN pursuance of the order Of the tenth March
and was argued by counsel. On whereof lin,
Court doth re-conmii the said repor; commissioner
who made 1t, To be W him examined and reformed So as Il;
shew by separate statements: First, the TO Il
estate Of the said Charles Irving, dec ut the time when
the s''d estate committed the securities OF the Exc
cutr'S ny inc order oi the County Court Athena
Second, the anoun, due the &C. for the tan
tons OF the On id securities agents. AT the lenth
OF the said Nicholas Cahc. Third ii,e amount due To The
said estate for the transactions of the said iii I1.hes
and his agents, subsequent; the death said Nicholas
Cahcli Fnult, what proportion of The monies now due
20 the said estate fem the personality, and what
lion the real estate Of the said Charles living def d.
by sales otherwise, stating ly whon, and under
whose authority such sales Fifth, an uc-
count OF the real and personal Of the said n c-
oiaS Cahe decd and tire manner in which they have
been minSicred and disposed Of, and 10 which of hi
heirs aud representatives and in what proportions the
same have come. Sixth, cccoumt OF the real and
personal estates Of the said William Hughes deed and
tue manner in which try 81 been M, lis
posed Of and to which uf his heirs rcprcscntatyes
aud III what proportions the same have come-statnu
such matters specially, with regard the premises as he
may thin" pertinent, either of the parties NAV
require to be- stated Ard enable The commissioner
To Peton this ORDER " patties respectively ale ordered
TO produce to him. whenever he shall require it, books
papers and documents in c possession or under their
control relating 10 tire subjects aiorcsai.
c"ly. Ie5it, UHs ". Hh,.NTlNCi, c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
IIRCINEl:

At rules holden III the clerks oce of the s,rc,ior co,
Of oh"ncery for the Richmond district the 7th dav Of
August, 1896: 10y 20
Thomas Hume, pin
a2aia9
Jacob iocler, amt Deborah his wife, r!:a rr ser 7,,',
~ Lcrk!eT, and James !cci!er infant children Of The
S'ih JACOB and Deborah leckler and william r. Rich,
ardsoH. and Charles W. Richardson, INK
Inc attendants, except William K. Richardson and
charles " hiChhr'sch, not having entered their appear
ance AMI gwen security according tire ac of assemble
ana me rules Of this court anil it appearing by safisG,cro
~ evidence that they inhabitants Of this cnurt
h,s' dag vi the Uef term aud tie bin Of the n,i
tlf and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted il
some "Spape' pubiished IN the city Richmond for two
months sueceSsiycly aud posted tire door Of ;e en-
pitol, in the sa ~ city. " '''' 90
81 copy. Tes'e. I'm. II. TTENLNY,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
TRGLNT.a:

~ in the clerks office Of the superior cou1t Of
ehanccry for live I:ic,i::oni district, The I'll av Of
1856 ''' W '''s''-'
Wil.ian Robertson, sen. ar
against "
Vrs Paine admir- Of Samuel Paine dec the said Orfs
."ne and John Ianr Hannah Paine, Jane Paine Snow
ane ihon'as Morton Paine, and Margaret Paine, next
rT"r CT David Robertson, who ex'or Of William "
1"'' dis.
The defendants John Paine, Hannah Paine Jane Paine
Thomas Morton Paine and Margaret Paine not wing en-
eTed h' appearance aud given security according TO tie
ACT {" assembly and the rules Of this court apueaTiu
~ satisfactory evidence, That they inhabitants ~
this country; is ordered tint the said defendants do apnca
here the FIRST day Of the ext term and answc r the hill,
Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be orth III,
inserted in newspaper published in the citv of Prb
mond for two months successively aud posted at The o
door Of the capitol, in the said city
% 4 eoyy. Tcs;e, I'm. ". TTE.NTVO,. g. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
William and Mary College.

ME Visitors of the College OF VIM. Mary arc re-
~ Quescd TO meet in their Conversation Chamber at -
o'clock, On he lolh OF Oct The object Of the meeting
10 aront President and also Professor Of Moral phlo-
sophy' hS""c and Ceies-Leures Metaphysics Nat. aud
No'o"', Law, foitcai Econnny, aud Government The
salary {" the President is $780, aud lie furnished with
so"a oweng house and garden. The salary o the Pro
lessor payable qua,tcry and fee of $50 from each
STUDENT who attends any of his classes. Communications
en- tue subject may be addressed amy Visitor of the col
iege, who lay then, before the Board Of Visitors.
W. BROWNE, Rector.
sept &C 7O-Gt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
LLRGLAT1.

At rules olden in the clerks Office If the superior court
gust, 1896: " 10Y ~ 1''-
''''"n '''nict' lot Peiersburg0 Pr
george crawford william Conway, Stiih Matthews &.
90 moses t. Pisborough, Walter Dunn, ex'or Of John
S,IamaI0 deed, Joseph Rowlett, William Edwards and
" I'om stewart Thomas Stewart and James Sfeyyal.
'""' "g"S Oh lhonas Sic" art, deed, Dfrs.
The defendant Waiter Dunn, ex or OF John c;rsb,,,
~ not having entered his appearance given security
according TO tho act Of assembly and the rules Of this coz,
ap0 ~ appearing by satisfactory Evidence that he is not
nnabiiant Of this country; ordered thar the said
defendant do appear here on the first day OF the mex,
'fn ana answer Inc on Of the PLAINTIFF and that conv
of this order be forthwith inserted in sor,e n -
shcd IN the city OF Richmond, for two months
" and posted al The front door the capitol in the sal
city.
81 oopv Tss.c. nm ~. VIEWING, =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
1RGENIl.

At rules holden in Inc clerks Office OF the superior court
ehaaeey the Richmond district, the 9TH day of sep
Jacob /. Cohen, u. Philip I. Cohen NenIes l. CoIrn.
BENJAMIN /. Cohen and David l. Cohen, merchants ana
pH'oeFs trading under tic firm of J. J. Cohen Jr ni
Brothers, i;< '
against
ana Denby, nlcr ants nj partners nd Thomas
end Richard Crouch, and Moncure nd Robinsor NJ Ne
ok and John and William GiIIiat dis.
nc defendants Moncurc and Robinson not having en-
ot" he appearance and given security according TO the
c 81 assembly and the rules of this court and it appearing
nv satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants Of
tbs country; II is 0rder that the defendants do ana
pear fre on the first day Of the answer tn
on OF tne plaintiffs; and that copy of this be forth
.'i inserted IN some newspaper published in the city %
richmond Tor two months successfully, and posted al re
!font door of the cnptol, in the said citv
o1 copy. Tcs;c. U.H. IL, UENINIT r.r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
oS9-
. Prom Cunuinsham's Songs of Scotland1
SONG OF THE ELFIN MILLER.

'lH' = Giltiil5ndN songs OF SCOtIdnd.t
SONG OF THE ELFIN MILLER.
Full merri!y rings the milestone round
Full lnerrily rings the wheel.
Fol! merrily gushes out The gri,i;
Come taste my fragrant meal.
AS sends the lift its snowy drit,
So the meal comes in showet;
N"iA' fairies, fast,-ior tau; :::ys pass:
borruw'j thc mill an hour.
The miller hes a worldly man.
AND mauu have double Tee;
80 draw the SluIe Of the chmls it4i.
Aud let the stream come itc,:
Sho"i, iaitirs shout! see gushing oar,
The meal comes like d river;
The topo the grain on the hill an. y.ain
Is ours aMd SHALL Ue ever.
One elf goes chasing tie wild bats wang.
AAd one the white owls h0r.,
one hunts the fox for the whirc % his tai.
A'd We Wilma have him till morn;
Qnc idle FAY, with the ginw-worm ; ray.
Runs slimmering EIang the moses,
Another goes tramp vi the willow sp's la,no.
10 Hight Il lad to the lassc,.
On haste, my brown ELI bring me cor.
From bonnie BIackwood plains;
CO gentle fairy, bring me grain
From green Balgonlar rnain~:
But, pride of Il a CIoseburn ha
Fair is the corn and fn'tcT;
Taste, fairies, taste, q gallantrr grist
Has never been wet with waiet.
tli''oah: my hopper is heaped high;
iiark! to the well hung wheels,
I"ry sing for joy;-the uusty rgoc,
II clatters and ii reels.
Haste elves, and turn yon mountain burn
Bring streams that slime like sncr-
ne dam IS dawn, tic moon sinks soon,
And maun grind my mclicr.
!IH! brayely done, my wautou elves,
Thar is Il i0aniimg stream;
sc how the dust from the mill e. hics.
aud chokrs the cool moon beam.
Haste, fairies, feet come baptized .t,,,
Come sack and sweep up clear,
@''d neet me soon, ere sinks the moan,
A"d !"ou c.aun speak OF me.