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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24
v5RsaIMEs. BOARDING. Eyepsri-

tNs RS. NJ y. w THORN TON, Of phi,a,i, I,ba
IFA respectfully informs i'-r friends aud arcu.i,,rr
IN the South, that size has Just opened q cnn,n,ndic
Boarding House at the Snnh Wcs cGr,r Of Eighth arr
sanSnn streets. where individuals families ca, u,
'"raImed ~ tie most comfortable mauucr lad =, ,.
sonabe pieces j he situation nf her house i. rcrr,n 80
eligible as at OF any otcr in the civ lyiup Ee,v,cr
Ch'siu and walnut streets, aud in vicliiry cC asb
na'on ana independence square, tie Museum, the hrcadr
The Academy of Fine Arts. Medical Jrivrrsi.y ,;
Public Baths the tao principal Theatres aud other pIer
of public resort. ' F'",'
Ann % 49,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24

20: al io'tS' boden III ,hs clerks oic. Of iT
M AZ m court OF chancey for the Richmond dis,,;ct
W. uamhe' James Scott, jr. William MAYO WiGar
'cr>enZr, Robert Jennings sa Scott and other A.
I've "fiFh'ants h" Jennings and Samuel Scott. mn,
~ " inc "et ol assembly and the rules of this coUr, ,nl
appearing by satisfactory evidence that thew as 49,
aoan.S OF t's country; il is ordered that the sai
answe me p OF the plaintiff; and that copy of ,b;s
"'nef De 'orth"nh inserted newspaper nnb,iss,I
" we cry OF h'chmond for two months successivsIy an,i
Pto az INC 'front.' door Of the capitol, in the said c;,y
Olt AcoFy- Tesie, VIZ. G. PEKp1pTov
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24

VIRGINIA: At rules. hofen in the cl.k nGics ~ ,
superior court 9" c'aucey for The Richmond district
the III day of JnIy 1929: John Hill, curator of the estate
of Edward NOrsiiam, dccca <rd, I;ncrt HI,rkcuehi ~
Lucy his wife, late Lucy Wursiram nd Nici,cI "
sham, sarah WorShnm, aud William Wnrsh,,u ;,C,,.
NY the SAID john Hill, their frni, ,Ir= ono;ys
'"hn ffuen'an aud Rebrcca his wIfr and JanIs T. Ca,
DIS. laws
The Defendant John Trncnan, uo having entered ,ie
appearance ana give" security according act of
assembly aud The rules Of this court, and IL aruca,i,g b
satisfactory evidence, that he 10, an or
c"n"r7i il IS ordered, tha, sail defendant do c
rr first day Of ;Ie term and anS,vr, n HI,
of PLAINTIFF aud hst copy % this order ,e f,,b,,
inserted IN sone newspaper published the city of Fitch
uord, for two months successfully, uosed al the finn,
6qor of the capitol. in the said city.
% copy. fcstr, ~. g. PENnLErov. c. c.
VIRGINIA: At rules, holden in the clerks Office or ,f
superior court Of cha ncrry for the Ri, hn,o1 i;s,;,
'A' 9ih day Of August, 1928: Williams Stokes pIt
dgn'nst SAMUEL Elam aud Elizabeth mis- wife, Allan n
Nictcaif, VIM Williamson, James Jones, William Ro.
bortson, Jr. and Thomas Bate, dts.
The defendants Samuel Elau and T1izarot;, m. ,y1,
not having entered their appearance and civrn
aecoroingo the act Of assembly and the this cont
and appearing ny satisfactory evidence that bc
not IF this country; ordered that the said
appear here the first the nc X
ahd answer the hill Of the IlaiuH; that cory Of This
" Dc i'ToWli1 inserted in ucwspa per publ SHED
J" e cry ni Richmond, for months succc ssiycIy and
posted ~ the font door Of the capitol IN the IA id cv
Of copy fcsr. Ww.' g. PENpLETov. e e.
ViKOlNIA: At rules modem iu tire clerks office NJ Inc
superior court of chsncstv the Richmond district,
the f'n cay oi August, 1923: Thomas n WaI,on ri,
ng"'nH James spears Robert Spears, exor Of William
SPEARS and Lcnnad Daniel, cz'or Of Sarah spear dec
dns. ''''
IhF Defendant James Spears, not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO tho act of
assembly, and the rules Of this court and appearing by
evidence that NJ is na btan Of this
country II Is ordered tia, thr said defendant do sn,ea
here on the FIRST day Of the term, and ausycr the bin
nj the pahub and that copy of this order forthwith
inserted ~ SOME newspaper published in the city Of Rich.
nond oT Two months successfully, and posted the front
'oor " the capitol. ia tic said city.
- -v'~' 9'rs0' wv q PEyu1ETTjv, r.. g. z
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,e.''. :. WHITMAN e N,onn,-,Jr.r

~! subscriber "i1'cs dispose of his tract of land
"' |'r'Fr r'."r, uC7r Bcr,nu'a funded, IN I'M.
E o -'-''''h:i1, containing r,e%,:rds Of 800 acree
" ~. ''' ,'H, ~ acres If whir, Is fat land r;
aait q" -" dc.' quality: 400 acres a,, in wood, aI
,. n', 'y if ""r bur for i'y he'"s we'll adapted to
.. "". c"''". 'N'.' IS also good meadow The
f"i|:nne c,nrfnr'ats, tire water ctcelI, 49,, ~, -,
@"'' '"'''Y IN S'"'f, IT. farm pcsl,aps on tho 1ivrr
~ ,'N '' -. mites advantages a lone ID,
"'' ~. gu 81 =" cdse Of sale rot being rrsdr
!caS" f"r f-r1 NJ eo.rs w.nd ~ ,iyeo To- ,
AMY ~ t - Nar"4', " Ri"hmnni Atessrs IIcatb s.
Mason q '''e;ts, ur he subscriber living on tho me-
I" ). ARCHER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24
CoMm!.sEoSrn,s np

,r.. H,ehmond August 18th 1923.
NV, ""e5 IL Clock a. M of the first day of OcIots,
net and render the account cIircctod NV 10 oloet
% VI '""'' HILARY BAKER, CONF.
,6,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24

NAVY u'iMsSoIEGs' OFFICE,
May TIMBER. Ihc COMMISSIONS Of tn, Nayv will
r''rvr 'IHl iro?Co!s until 2o,h October, furnish the
following i'nitlr VIZ.
MAST AMP SPAR TIMBER
A2StItl or st Of jE,,,s and Spars iuculng Fore
.ltiu. and iNiavn Inas,s and Bow spirits; Fmc
.Hln, and Cross JACK iards; Fore, iIain aud
.Nz"n Top nsts and .lib-brons for OIL. n
49,. oiic II. and two SlOors of War
"ir' e''i he same for ~, trigace SoIs
ri War, and one set OF .ails,s including Boy
=. :nrt' aui Dam boom, for Schooner
'"''ot'Df - ~ same far ~, rgaics md tvo
Sio1!'S Of War and tl'o ,ts of .H,sts, rcluiinp
m . !hiW spirit and .Hn-tonn, for Sclu,o,rrs.
u" h H"1 spar Timber, the dimensions ID several
o' "iI VII bc furnished 10 ,cSiro,r- make
,' "'' application ~ She Commandments ervrral Navy
'S, fNy must ho tire hest quality long gram
DIV; m i''oW tnc, fee from sap heart shakes, wind
-, Ntii i: oAk AND YELLOW PINE TIMBER.
-. ~. \. ILGo c.i q Of Ic hc.t lon. ht
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24
BETT..
GS a

EICF AE.-In c1:enco Of The late fire. 7 have
removed TO the store late oc,c by Mr. Ris,, concc
TONER Min street nearly U'oste Ih street that leads 10
avo bridge where my former customers and the hubble in
ra1cnCnt.
promise good article q very moderate rricc Fverc
ftct III the iinc manufactured order, with ncc,y and Oh,
patch. \ good assortment on hand d. JACKSON
FANp James Baker Mary Baker George Baker Martha lcr
Betsy bakcr, md iugh Gccldn, admin of GEORGE RaErr
lou not beng inhabitants OF this commonwealth Will pIa,
to take notcc AZ Tire Superior Court of C,nce,,, IN
bc i'fen Tor the Williamsburg district, shall move. the sad
ct 70 F'iStc the suit ifsiy depending III sud court in
which an plaintiff and you dcadar,s
~ JOHN GODDIN
Us 80 6S-I.St
I WISH to sell abGut 1901 land m Charles
CITY, being part of the cIklcy Tract. together will,
my Mills aud Plantation called Mill Guar,rf-t,p mr.,
chase """ey TO he paid the B4uk nf the U. States in
tNrhm"n' The terms may bc known nv applicant TO
va N''S""' ESD or BENZ HARRISON
If private sale Of ,hr above property is no, sGrrd
ncioe me am Oct 1t will 'hrn be offered public sale
III lots 10 suit purchasers.
''''N''s' N"s'iS' sum, I"~O wifi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24

FN"'NiA; Al rules, holden in the clerks Office of IN.
sper"f court Of chancrry for the Richmond dis,ric
~ g % A"suSt, 1893: Thomas Price, jr. and JAMES
n"nss ff'ddy' Joseph r. Price Philip q. Winston Rich
ard Norris Joseph C. WingfeId Robert COPELAND, FIer
EuSen'a fhIman, and John I. nderson dts
The defendant Robert Copisnd NOT bav;ne o,, w, -:
"ppeaLaoce ara given secmity according to the ART ~,
assembly and the rules Of This court nd i appcarns Nv
1o,y eV'"ehce, that he is not bta mt Of this
country; it is ordered, that the id defsnJsn, H. y, WIS
here on the drst day Of the term nd The L
OF Tie plaintiffs and that copy of this order he f,thy
IN some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
o' of two mouths successfully, and posted al ,ls e.
ao"T OF the capitol, IN the said city wv o
% A copy. Fesie Wsr. G. PEEpLEron.
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30 o 81 g IL X.
DlSIyE IAI.AI

The cQn,,ni,,.- o,,,on,.rJ Ia, ,h ,
icrol. productions forwarded to liz, .irr ~ H., NJ.
'ror end LoL.,s' Lyugy C:n-sif- -, c,,,r,,,c ~, -.
.'Scncut offering one h, dr,.l n,r ,,,r 49,,
oeec:S oths papcr, haze ayy,rled Tine sun, of ;r, o,o
= b'g'nt, OF this city, IL. the following poem wlt
FUSSIei 'i'c DIS presented To the-r.N. T. Si,..Smu
A NOON SCENE
III: Vuiyt Nu,rsi noon i c,,ro
~ >!nmonroIs s',ence Ills the aAy,
~, h"i'a are still, lilc Moods ate d,ur!,
in IA - leg? 'hc w0te,s ..c.
AZ! mark y3n saf whit. ,I,,,j. ,r,, ,,
Aho"c ON .c. move,css ;!,ro1
! ne cattle en- The mosn,an's breast,
inj"j the g'a'eiuI shadow lon-
IN how unli.c these rnc.rv hours
ia sunny Junr, whcrcly'h laughs . 4.
Nn'n 'Rc hSSh wr.'N make love t" toWegs.
Ana "ooaan6S sing Ii'd water, sotk
EHH'cn N the gas sweet voices talk,
Ah0 strains OF tnv music swell
- every n'n4S cup ut ''c rN'h
1IpA 'NeFy lf"n'VSs ni",,pIt's bet.
On rov:, II iar 100 Gccn.:Irr so:,l
:; y peace no Other ,.'Fon hno"s,
HiSh"S t'e nea"cnS, and wraps t':r -'oIn3
i'1c blessing OF supreme gcrosc.
Away 7 viii NOT bc IN .iav
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24

~ me CONSTITUTIONAL WIG is published twice =
annuin pa yabe in advauee ~'' Pe'
" ireV'oos to discontinuance Of the paper all at
IsIsees must be paid up. And those who ma wish 70
conhue' VIII notify the Editors that effect a, ea.t
,h'Iy days before the period expires for which bev ,h
seribed. " WIN" "'ey suo-
or adycrtisins-75 square Tor ics,) for tho
S' Insertions aud 90 cents for each connus nee 7bo
number Of insertions mus. be noted on the Nc o,h,,
my WI oe continued and charged accordingly
~ AN letters to the Editors be postpaid Or ,hs,
willrecoive no attention. P''o'" 'ne1
~ Votes Of chartered specie paying Bapks NJ an, ~
1atcs VIII be received in payment for subscrintio1 to
e wig though Virginia or U. States Bank Notes would
Fos' oA5ts a. tde isE oftbs Editors '"'
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yEyiti..s.:;IElS AExl.-r IL,

FSS1t!s'iS \I.i'3e yic,ur 81 dcrG Of trs, exc-,J
- '''-| 'lirr - 'H' ut- riders, secure crJ,tn
Oh n',y here" ln".onnis herring date the 9Th ,lv of
~ i'- !" recorded in IN" county oi H,roycr
'l 'ssi t1r cash. ~ p'o auction, on the prn.
= on Monday N" G'I dav o. O-tob- 1873 ut - o'cI-k
7s, 81 tL uorr nr L.. with good dwelling and ali
'l' 'seS attached tin:rtD y!cre0E the - id ror,,
VI - 10" 's.teS in and being county Of fI.nnyrr
- ,i5 the iinl, OF Martha I1.rr'aEc, John H. Green,
-. me 'r'rainnt part OF snii lately r,Ircha sod
~ an:o0% The tito OF The aforementioned I4d j.
Il g. ~ "c'.cu,ot' bur Shall only convey such tile
- - 800 ~ as BONN TYLER, ~
'Au-- III WI TYRE ( irnsrGS.
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80 'N''.' --- HyOOo TO- oC the best White OAK.
'ipoCI 90 of the best long leaf
:, lciipw Pine
"''s" 1'.'~- 1000 dn ofthc best White Olf.
SVcVu do. a the bc, l1,, leaf
-. 49,, -, go Yellow Pine
-' .'''; !'i' -''l'toJn CO. oIihe bpsi SNh- Oak
i-'0'O do OF the hrs long r:iF
D., ~ -. . icl.og- Pine.
81" - 's''--'' GOD 90, OF tic hrS, Nh,e OK.
iOnoo % OF the best long leaf
- go. 49,. lc'ow Pine.
"'''' >'' -AGop Grn oftlc best White Dak
',OoD 90 Of the best long Leaf
~ ~. Ycloy- Pine.
ic WINE O.: an. Trns =: IT timber ps h.. cf rho hos,
' ts?c 0n APP heart shakes wind si,al g, and III ohor
III 't ii''' hr'p ie!lni tres gir,ilC, between
NC ih %; oc0Lcr ami ~" 2,h Of February ,rcyt Iach and
. 's cf must tc not less than irt in
@ 'ia ne ''ic must drsrwgc - feet in lcr5tI and the
N' YAK timber must IT. Obtained on lands near IN saIt
ne ~ o''r''i" fcy - within the influence of IL. So,
&c 81, watcra.r. ~ ~ ' s''
- AMI c".r cvaNtfy tI,r s9id Mast and Sr,,
.hg2 h'c'''k- aud yellow Pine Timber must IL, deli
~ ne respective Atv far y the Gt of ,,q;,,, 1924
i uf' Undergo tie nS: MI lnra,,.ncn- t.,,;s,s
' oF He> oi:rF inspection and ncasrr7,,,t a. tire ON
rf' ~ TO-" Navy direct Fafh cargo or dciycr,- of
- ~ TAX and Pine Ij.Jrr. acCcrupoued ,; br
.! 81 last fro rc:rrciic persons that y,c G,rc6
IVA. ~ ''r Wr" 'rdled, within the pcrfofs tcio,c prgcr
"irT 20 ga 81 IT, aorczai timber r,,,f he made s,,a,fcrv
~ .' !n"H1h and separately tr each ward. Bidders
i - mar AID those a,c
iyNr" and '.n Of their surccr in E t,;i md a,rrrd
'n - en- iorsd '"fcr to furnish Mas and Gr,r ri ,icr
-" ny. OAK O. "fcio!V :'inn' the Gre ,Iv he ,IcIir
is ing the maze of the Yard place of dcIiyerv)
'' " ~ r ~ conformity this ADVERTISEMENT on not ,c,,
sent i Il
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24

VIRGINIA: At rules, holden in the clerks Office of te
superior court OF ehancery for the Rcn,ond district
the 7th day fJ"y, 1898 Benjamin Boisseau Of petar
n"S' and JOEL Post Jo,am Post, Allison Post na Wal
df"n U Post of New York, merchants and IA rc,g
'he hrm OF u j. Post Co. and joel Post Allison Post
and W diiron =. Post, Of Ne,g York ,,.,.L,,,
| partners under tie firm Of J. E. A. & w r. Pos, E ~
rts, "sGI's" John Toast and Charlotte his wife. John
mr''""' Jacob hirkAam, Thomas WetherIead, James
Lacc, "dn'or Of r. Farrar dec. nd Joseph " ellie
h1IF''' aUn or OF Benin =. Yates, dec. dts.
/ The defendant Jobn MrRae, not having entered his
appearance 'n' g"cn security according the act Of
assembly and the rules Of this court, and IL ~,
satisfactory evidence, that he is not an in,a r ~
country; il IS ordcrd the said drfcndan nj do
ne on Tue ist day n the next term, am the bill
M inc plaintiffs; and that copy of .-der be forthwith
"se',cd IN smc newspaper published in city Of Rich
mono for two months successfully aud posted Al the on
door of the capitol, in the said CITY.
- o. copy. Tcstr, WEI. G.. PTvDLYToy e. r
VIRGINIA: At rules, holden ~ the ceGk's Office ri 5
superior court Of ehancey for the Rirhmond dizt,c,
me attn day Of August 1923: Edmund Walls plt aro,ny,
William r. Fousinfe and James Rawlings dCts
The defendant William Foushpe moi Ina virr or,crod
MS appearance and given security accodnr 10 the ar, n
assembly and the rules Of This c0url, and il RING he
satisfactory evidence, that he ia not " ~;
""Ty' VI Is ordered that the said defend NJ 10 aunesr
hce on the first day of the term and answer tho hin
i the PLAINTIFF aus that copy this order he tob, i
inserted IN some newspaper published city Of Rich.
onf or two months SUCCESSFULLY pesteJ at the front
"oor OF the capitol in the said city
W n copy. Fcstc, W. G. PEEpLETov. E. e.
VIRGINIA. At rules, holden H. the clerks oe;cc If ,
superior court Of chancrry for Richmond dis,ric,
the 4th day of August. 328: Joseph s. Jeaks and M
~ his wife pits. against Susan Masse Thomas M,s.ic
dts. ' w" N"''''s "'dss'e'
The defendant William 4. Massc NOT having en,ored
his appearance and given security according TO tho ~, ~
assembly and the rules Of this court and IT appearing b
satisfactory evidence, that ne not an nhabitap Of this
country; 1t Is ordered, that the said defendan, do
nefe on the frs, day Of the next term and answer The bin
81 me plaintiffs and that copy this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published the ciry Of Rich
"' 70" Two months successfully, and posted tue front
door Of the apito, in the said civ.
DE r'3g Tes'e, WV. g. FFyDryTdv c. t. !
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-29

1t is well for that born babies in intellect Could
understand and reflect upon half of what mothers
that time say and do to should draw conclusions
favor of Importance, which would render nsup-
portable for years Happy the boy whose mother is tired of
talking him before he is old enough know the
sense of it,
great man mostly disapponts those who visit him. They
the look for his laundering and lightning, and he
speaks about things much like other peoples nay
sometimes he may be seen laughing He proportions
his exerons to his exctemens; having been accustomed
with deep and lofty thoughts is be expected
that he will flare sparkle in ordinary chit chat One sees
no pebbles gitterng at the bottom of the Atlantic.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-29
THE ORIGIN OF BLUE MONDAY.

Perhaps it is not generally known that the reason why the
shoemakers do not work Mondays originated in the fol-
lowing tradton-While Oliver Cromwell lay encamped at
PERTH he received the intelligence of the DEATH by sede.
sucon of John Monday, of his jealous and
tive partisans who lived at village which bears his
name little TO the north of Damhead Out of respect to
the memory of honest John, the Lord Protector issued pro-
camation through PERTH wherein he offered reward to the
person who should compose the best lines the death Of
Monday Among the claims for the promised reward
worthy son of ST. Crispn, belonging to the Fair City,"
who, uerbatim repeated the following lines-
Blessed be the Sabbath day,
And cursed be worldly pelf;
Tuesday will begin the week,
Since Mondays hang'd himself
Cromwell well pleased with this jeu desprit Of the
Souters that the reward not only awarded him. but he
also ordered that the shoemakes should have henceor
Monday of each week a holiday. Perth Courier.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-29
A FATHERS FAREWELL.

Come near to me, my gentle girl,
Come share fathers parting sorrow,
And weep for me those tears to-day,
Nor thou, nor may weep tomorrow,
Come, lean once more upon my breast,
AS when simple child caressing,
For another day, and far away
Wilt thou be from thy fathers blessing.
The wind blows fairly DER the sea
The white waves round thy bark are swelling
Thy lover signs for the morn TO rise,
And make thee bride, my gentle Ellen;
Yet closer, closer, round me cling,
Though another claim thy love tomorrow,
None, none are here to reprove the tear
That flows to-day for fathers sorrow.
Come, gaze on me, thou darling child,
Thou fairest, and thou fondest CHERISHED,
That may trace, in thy placid face,
Thy mothers beauty ere she perish'd.
And let me hear thy mothers song,
Yet once more from thy sweet lip swelling.
And none again shall sing that strain,
The last song of my gentle Ellen.
And say, that when between us lie
Wide lands and many mountain billow,
Thy heart will tend to thine earliest friend,
And think in prayer of his aged pillow;
For my head is white with winter snow,
No earthly sun away may carry,
Until come to my waiting home,
The last home where the aged tarry.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-29

Then lean once more upon my breast,
As when simple child caressing;
For another day, and far away
Wilt thou be from thy fathers blessing
Ay-closer, closer round me cling,
Though another claim thy love Tomorrow
None, none are here to reprove the tear
That flows to-day for fathers sorrow
--.e@e~-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-29
From the Natchez Ariel.
TO KATY-DID,

large green Fly, that holds its nocturnal serenades
the shade of house, to the small annoyance
lie inmates
Who art thou shrll and noisy insect, say?
Thou who, among the thickest foliage hid,
In sullen silence, sits the ve-ong day,
And tolls all night, to tell that Z" Katy did'''
Art thou spirit from another state,
Who, by the accusing angel hither bid,
Comes, to do penance to thy injured Kate,
BY owning right the all that " Katy dd?'
Or did thy Katy serpent-like, begule
Thy honest bosom, by her potent spell:
And reve on thy feeling for while,
Then bid thy heart in lonely anguish SWELL
If Kate in aught has been unknd to thee,
Then bless thy stars that thou of her art rid
But cease that cry of wild monotony,
That "Katy did it, KATY " Katy did,
Whoeer thou art, whate'er thy errand be,
Oh let no longer Kay's acts be hid
If thou would'st have our sympathy,
Tell, tell, oh tell what it's that " Katy did,"
But if in thee no spirit be inshrn'd,
And thou art taught by nature in her play;
Far in the wild woods gloomiest shades thou'lt fnd
More willing lst'ners to thy rough-edged lay.
august %. oRE0.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-29
THE RED NOSE.

A man did surmlse,
That another mans eyes
Were both of different frame;
For if they had been matches,
Then, alas! poor wretches,
His nose would have set EN- in flame.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-29
From the New York American
LIGHT READING.

The English newspapers, and copying from them have
from time to time circulated various BON nots of the Irish
judge Lord Norbuy The Uery last however that we have
seen is undoubtedly the very best II will be borne in mind
mat MIR Dawson, at comparatively recent celebration at
Derry made speech which looked very much like fayong
Catholic emancpaonaer having for years been violently
opposed to IT. To this speec-Mr Dawson being sibod-
nate member OF the British Government, member of Paa-
ment, and moreover, brother-inaw of Mr. Peel who
Cabinet Mnlstermuch importance was attached by the Irish
and consequently much speculation was aoat as to the mo-
ves that could have influenced Mr. Dawson in this pos
Su0io Promising thus much, give Lord .Norbury's last.
1t seems that Mr. Dawson has property in Dublin
which iish market has been held from time immemona.
Not long ago he caused all TO be fitted up with convenient
and snowy stalls But the Nereds of Dublin being CahO-
s none OF them would support the speculation of they
CONSIDERED an Orangeman and of the fine new stalls
were let 10 one week. however, after the speech at Derry
not one remained inlet Upon this being told 10 Lord Nor
oury' he answered." Aye thought that speech all
from Set-FIsH motives'
Ja'c-Two bucks sitting over pint of vine made mp for
the deficiency of port by the lveness of their wit After
many Jokes had passed. of them took up nut and hold
ing 1t to his friend, sad If this nut could speak what would
say Why rejomed the other, set would say, give
me none of your jaws
militia Captain receiving from lady, requesting
the pleasure of his company to ea'' understood it. as
compliment to those under his command and marched the
whole of them to the ladys house.
A shoemaker was the other day fitting customer
with pair of boots, when the buyer observed that he
had but one objection to them which was that the
soles were little too thick If that is ALL replied
Crlspin "put on the boots, and the objection will grad
ually wedr array"
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-29
AIR,

Sung in the neD Opera Of 'Not For Me- by Mss Kelley
I'm sure my heart will meier forget,
When first saw you, how it gladdend;
How when timid chances met,
NV cheek with tel-tale bushes redden'd:
And when from dancing, down sat,
How my hand trembled you press'd it,
You did not speak your mind, and yet
think pretty nearly guessed it.
And we'll do remember, how,
We sat meath yonder thorn together,
You told your love, with many VOW,
While replied-'twas charming weather.
You look d into my eyes, though
To read the you requested;
would not say lov'd, It's true
And yet rather think you guessed it.
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