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Lead to innumerable scrapes,

Lead to innumerable scrapes,
And quite as many kicks and tweaks,
Which only seemd to make him faster
Try the patience of his master.
Some sin, at last, beyond all measure
Incurr'd the desperate dspleasure
OF his serene and raging highness:
Whether he twitch d his most revered
And sacred beard,
Or had intruded on the shyness
Of the seraglio, or let fly
An epigram at royalty,
None knows; his sin was an occult one;
But records tell us that the sultan,
Meaning to terrify the knave,
EXCLAIMED" IT'S time to stop that breath;
Thy doom is seal'd: presumptuous slave!
Thou stand'st CONDEMNED to certain death
Silence, base rebel! no replying!
But such is my indulgence still,
That, of my own free grace and will,
leave to thee the mode of DYING
Thy royal will be done-'tis just
Replied the wretch, and kiss'd the dust;
&C Since, my last moments to assuage,
Your majesty's humane decree
Has deign'd to leave the choice to me,
I'll die, SO please you, of old age!''
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From Poulson's Daily Advertiser, lslh Feb. 1916.

The following beautiful lines from the pen of the late
and much lamented ALEXANDER Wilson. The enthusiast
tic ardor with which he pursued his sudes raversing an
extensive territory of woods and fields neqented forests
solitary ranges of mountains, swamps and moasses
cessve journeys of than thousand miles, well
known, less than his zeal from oboquy
the character of many species of useful Birds whom blind
and mistaken prejudice, handed down from
many year, has doomed, outlaws IMPLYING destruc-
ton.
Though the Fish HaDk has been considered by many as
useless member OF the Feahered Tribes, yet it appears
tants of the neghborhood that person who should attempt
to shoot of them, would stand fair chance of being in
sulted.''
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VALUABLE RECIPE FOR RECONSIDERATION.

MEssRs EDITORS: AS there many persons who do
not mind their ps and U.s. there many who do not mind
their us and s and who murder the Kings English by
their ansposton that perfect misery hear them speak,
The following specific recommended sovereign remedy,
and to be repeated often the habit is INDUCED in
DIALOGUE.
plliam, cant my Dig.
Pitch zig Sir
W my vte Dig in the uooden Dig box, ditch core last
Pansday geek; Uent the uidow Paddles Oed-
ding.
I'm ,oery much agexed your aouIgar pronunciation MFR
Valentine you should say wig not zig. But if you are gong
acstng you had better take your tUeUet cap that you
had on at the last meeting of the acestry.
pe you always uoryng nth your criticism upon
my cords I'm not going oising you have it, but am 60
Square, and perhaps shall go far the Vter Forks
Phil Gdz.
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From the New England Farmer.
HOME.

HOME! It's the name of all that sweetens life,
1t speaks the warm affections of wife,
The sping babe that prattles on the knee,
In all the playful grace of infancy
The spot where fond parental love may trace
The glowing virtues of an infant race;
oh! tits word of more than magic spell,
Whose sacred power the wanderer best can tell.
He who long distant from his native land,
Feels at the name of home his soul expand;
Whether patriot, husband, father, friend,
To that dear point his fondest wishes bend;
And still he owns, where FER his footsteps roam,
Lies choicest blessings centre all at Home.
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Here's long heads and strong heads and eloquent strains
Here's clear heads and heads and heads without bra
Here's thick heads and quick heads and heads great and
small,
And heads that aspire to be heads ALL
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THE FIsHERMAN's HYMN.

The Osprey sails above the sound,
Tie Geese gone-the Gus flying;
The Herring shoals swarm thick around;
The nets are launched-the boats plying.
Yo no, my hearts, let's seek the deep;
Raise high the song, and CHEEKY wish her;
Still as the bending net sweep,
:" God bless the Fish-Hawk and the Fisher!''
She brings us fish-she brings spring,
Good times, fair weather, warmth, and plenty;
Fine store of Shad, Trout, Herring, Ling,
Sheepshead and Drum, and Oid-aUiues dainty
Yo no, my hearts! let's seek the deep;
Ply every oar, and CHEEKY wish her:
Still as the bending net sweep,
"God bless the Fish-Hawk and the Fisher!''
She rears her young on yonder tree,
She leaves her faithful mate to mind em;
Like us, for fish, she sails to sea-
And plungng, shows where to find 'em.
Yo no, my hearts! let's seek the deep;
Ply every oar, and cheerly wish herr
While the slow be ,dng we sweep,
God bless the Fish-Hawk and the Fisher!''
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From the New Years Gift.
TO A DEAR LITTLE BOY,*
.After an internal of absence.

Il
After an internal of absence.
BY ALARIc A. WATTS.
/ miss thee from my side
With thy merry eyes and blue;
From thy crib at morning tide,
Oft its curtains peeping through;
In the kisses not a few,
Thou vert wont to give me then;
In thy sleepy, sad adieu,
When twas time for bed again!
miss thee from my side,
When the dinner bustle's DER;
When the orange divide,
Or extract the apples core;-
What avails my boarded store
Of barley-sugar, commits sweet;
Thou art by my side no more;
Vacant is thy wonted seat!
miss thee from my side,
With thy query oft repeated;
On thy rocklng-horse astride,
Or beneath my table seated;
Or when tired and overheated
With summer days delight,
Many childish aim defeated,
Sleep hath overpowered thee quite!
miss thee from my side
When brisk Punch is at the door;
Vanly pummels he his bride,-
Judy's wrongs can charm no more!
He may beat her till she's sore,
She may die, and he may flee:
Though loved their squalls of yore,
What's the pageant now to me!
| miss thee from my side,
When the light of day grows pale;
When with eyelids opened wide,
Thou wouldst list the oft-told tale,
And the murder babes bewail!
Yet so greedy of thy pam,
That when all my lore would fail,
must needs begin again!
| miss thee from my side
In the haunts that late were thine;
Where thy tmkling feet would glide,
And thy clasped fingers Irvine;
Here are chequered tumblers nine,-
Silent relicls of thy play;
Here the mimic tea-things shine
Thou wouldst wash the live-long day!
Thy drum hangs on the wall;
Thy bird-organ's sounds are DER;
OoSs anu HofseS SIetL ana small
Wanting some leg or more;
Cows and sheep--a motley store
All are stabbed meath thy bed;
And not one but can restore
Memories sweet of him that's fed!
misc thee from my side,
Blithe cricket of my hearth!
Oft in secret have sighed
For thy chirping voice of mirthx
When the low-born cares of earth
Chill my heart, or dim my eye,
Grief is stliled in its birth,
If my little prattler's nigh!
miss thee from my side,
With thy bright, ingenious smile;
With thy glance of infant pride,
And the face no tears defile:
Stay, and other hearts beguile,
Hearts that prize thee fondly too;
l must spare thy pranks awhile;
Cricket Of my hearth, adieu!
fred Watts aged three years and half
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An honest Duchman, after his return from serving
the Pennsylvania Legislature visited by Of his
neighbors, who thus accosed him, well Mi Brummebot
tom, what have you all done this time in the Legislature %
Brummeboom &c be knows not vot de resht do,
make two hundter d-a-ue-r Doubtless many egis
lators, could give about edyng detail Of their egsa
tive achievements did honest Mr. Brummelbottom
Viscount met NJ de " and said to him Is true,
Sir that in house, where am thought to be witty, ousad
thatI had wit at all :" NJ de " answered: g My lord,
there is not word of truth in the never
house where you thought be witty and had
occasion to tell any body you had no wit at ALL
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gift of POETRY haow every place which moves to
breathe round odou exquisite than perfumes
SIZED tint magical than the blush morning.
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THE FIsH-HAwK OR OSPREY.

The regular arrival of this noted Bird at the verna euu
when the busy of fishing commences adds pccu
liar interest to its first appearance and procues many
benedction from the fisherman. With the following lines
illustrative of these circumstances shall conclude its his
tory
60 Soon the Sun, great ruler of the year!
Bends to our Northern cimes his bright career,
And from the of ocean calls from sleep
The fnny shoals, and myriads of the deep;
When freezing tempests back to Greenland ride,
And day and night the equal hours divides
True to the season, DER sea-beat shore,
The sailing Osprey high is seen to
With broad unnoving wing; and, crclng slow,
Marks each loose straggler in the deep below:
Sweeps down like lightning! plunges with roar!
And bears his struggling victim to the Shore
ttThe long housed fisherman beholds with Joy,
The we'll known signals of his rough employ;
And he bears his nets and oars along,
Thus halls the welcome season with song
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From Gaieties and Gravities.


ONE of the kings of scanderoon,
A royal jester,
Had in his train gross buffoon,
Who used to poster
The court with tricks inopportune,
Venting on the highest folks his
Scurvy pleasantries and hoaxes.
1t needs some sense to play the fool,
Which wholesome rule
occurr'd not to our jackanapes,
Who consequently found his freaks
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LEGISLATORS.

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05

'I'hE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
such, and It's pre-emlnent virtues so well es-
taDshad, and so fully acknowledged by an intelligent
pubic, that is scarcely necessary to say any hnr
further than that 1T is a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases OF the Lyer Debility resulting from nem-
pcrancc and dissipation: Old and invcterate Ulcers:
rams IN the Bones, attended with swcllings of the
Joints: Indigestion: Blotchcs on the Face Pimplcs &
syphilis Cutaneous diseases generally, and letter in
particular: Mercurial and Scrofous complaints
ne certificates Of wonderful cures performed by
inc Cathollcon, have become numerous as TO pre-
cude their insertion in any newspaper and has made
IL necessary for the proprietor 70 print them i'm n
pamphlet of about 90 pages. This will be forward
cd as soon as possible to the several Agents for pra
tiltous distribution, and must, perusa strengthen
the good opinion entertained by the friends of
this medicine, and disarm, it is hoped the preudi-
ces OF those who view with disrust any medicine not
known IN what is called 'Bcgular practice" Facts
aTo stubborn things, and cannot be gainsud.
~ the earnest solicitation ofmembers of the med
zeal faculty, and others who have witnessed the aston
lshlng cures effected by the use Of the Vegetable
Catnohcon, and who are anxious that its benefits TO
mankind may be more widely difuscd, the proprietor
mas consented 10 reduce the retail price TO TWO
DOI'LARS per bottle and this will he done with
out In airy way detcroatng the quality of The med
icine, or reducing The size Of the bottle as has been
materially done in the case Of Swaims Panocea.
Extracts Q letters recently rcared from physicians, and from
ngenJor The sale IF Poer Cdtoicou, Of hoS are
also agents foy Swa,H's Parncsn.
g" retail than dozen bottles oC your Catolron ,vhrr
M one bottle OF SWANS Panacea and feel great pleasure
informing you that IN every in which have the Ca
tholcOn tTied, n has produced dec,dcd benefit"
could you afford To reduce the price o your Cahocon
two dollars, should more frequently prescribe my patients
ana ms would also he doRe by number of other ply cians in
this town and vicinity vino have used with effects
after all the other lanacea and the Compound syrup
saparhla had failed"
An eminent physician says 81 have known several cures per
formed 10y the use Of your Caihocon, which had prcviosy
never knswn It To prof. luce Injurious cgeciso'
The above invaluable medicine may be constantly had Of
]. II. BLAMIRE,
lan "a Opposite the Fade Hotel, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05

NlRGlNtA: At Superior Court OF Chancery huI
den at the Capitol IN the City of Richmond. on Mon
day, March the I'D, 1899: William Mann and Samuel
Dyer, it, pitts. against Thomas r. Bouldin executor of
David Ross deceased. Jacob Myers and Eliza his Wife
John Duheld aud Amanda his wife, and Walter l.. Fou-
taine and George NJ. Payne, adn'rs. of David Ross. r
deceased and Frederick a. Ross, devisees Of David Ross
deceased, dts.
The defendants Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife ard
Frederick A. Ross who this country and
whom tho plaintiffs appear have proceeded in the mode
prescribed by law against absent defendants, still falling
10 appear and answer, motion Of the plaintiffs by
COUNSEL the doth take their bill for confessed as 10
those defendants: And The coming be he rd
on the bill taken for confessed rules, tho other de
PENDANTS exhibits and examinations Of witnessed nd
argued by counsel" On consideration whereof the court
doth adudge order and Decree the contracts referred
70 in the proceedings, he, and tire hereby anuued
DIM Of David Ro deceased. do deliver up IN
the plaintiff, William Mann, 10 Ia cancelled, the bond
executed ny him for FIVE hundred dollars the said Roul-
din, aforesaid, aud mentioned IN the bill: tia,
he out Of the estate of his in his hands to be admit
ns'ered do pay the plaintiff Samuel Dyer, IT, the sum
Of one thousand dollars with thereon from the
lively day Of July, f9 6 till paid; and that he ren
der before commissioned of the COURT account of his
administration ofthe rsate Of his tPsatur and the said
commissioning s directed 70 examine, and settle the
said Account, well an account Of all the payments
made ny the plaintiff William Mann to the said David
Ross during his life time, account Of the purchase of
the lands in the bill mentioned n the SAID Thona, +
Boudn, executor Aforesaid since death Of the said
hoss on The same account aud report the the eou
with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
hmsel OF which may he required by the parties to BIO SO
stated.
= cosY. Tes,e, WI c. RENDITION, &. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05
LEWIS WEBB & co.
OEFER EOR S.ALE.

OrFEh fOff SHLE,
5O Bols and 100 bags coffee, Iiagyira ST. Domnno
and Java
10 hhds molasses
20 hhds and 10 bbls ST Croix and New Orleans su-
gars
hhds IL boxes and so bbls loaf and lumn suoor
60 hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskey
io bbls Caspthcr's rectificd do
Zoo 6bls Isle of Wight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
hhds and 30 bbls pure n. Il. rum
do Antigua do
do Jamaica do
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
3 E.; i ,:: ;:;,$
London porter cider
100 bbls vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
SO tons Sweden, English and American bar irLn
do castings
German crawley, blistercd and cast steel
Cut an dwrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
60 side" upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
800 bbs ". Carolina cuth ,rr nos
50 do mackercl
10 do prime pork
10000 lbs bacon
- caslis prime cheese
IRISH potntocs, tar, cnpp cras. alum
Birthstone, indigo, pepper pimento
Race 2nd ground ginger, almonds
Raisins, nutmcgs, cassin, dcmiiohns
Quart bottles, tumblcrs dccanters, wines. Sc.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap, bccswux
Imperial, g'npowdcr and pouchong teas
Dupont's and Rogers gunpowder
Shot bar lead
Clover, orchurd grass and herds graes seed
Whlttcmorcs cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton baggng, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds Of cor
dage
Seine and wrapping twinc
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hcssnD, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths &c. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05
YIBGEIA: Atrole', holden IT, The eIetks ONCE VI =,

VIRGINIA: A. rules holden the clerks Office " the
surcnnr couit of obaneery fof Ire Richmond Atricl
n, 2rd day 90 February, 1899: Isaac VaucreL phC
against ueny Davis " c.. and Henry ~. Noncure, ami
John Robinson, fu..yi"- partners OF Noncufc Robin
son s. Plessanf', DIS.
The defendants Henry Davis Co, not having entrred
their appearance and given security according the
assembly aud the rules ~ this court and appearing by
sausfactory evidence that they inhabitants of this
counTy il ordered that tn sad defendants do appear
here the 6 dHy Of e lone term, answer tho
t rs VIC pi9inf; and mat copy of his order be forth
with n.sued h s0ue newspaper rubifed in tho city of
Rchnuni nf tNo month ssuccesiyrly and POSTED % tho
l-cut door NJ tire piiol IN ;ic said city,
n copy Gts'g, WI. G.. PENnJETng C. C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05
A MILLER is WANTEp.

"A WE'LL qualified Miller, capable of discharging
oil the duties incident to his business, and to
take charge of mill, find an advantageous situ-
alton. n gentleman in the country is DESTROYS to
engage such man to attend to a mill about twenty
miles above Richmond. For further particulars, ap-
ply TO the undersigned who is authorised to make
an engagement. ANDREW SWEENY.
Richmond, MAY o. In
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ConMfssIoNEn,s OEr1cr-

Richmond, 15th May, 1929.
The parties interested IN the execution of the
above order are hereby notified, that have appoin
ted Monday, the Goth July next, to commence the
same at this office, which time and place they are
hereby required 10 attend hearing of the matters
IN reference by virtue of the said order before me-
duly prepared with all necessary documents and
proofs too enable me to perform said order
81 THOMAS GREEN, Commissioner
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05

Tho defendants in the above mentioned suit will tai
notice, that Friday, the 29h day Of May next between
the hours Of o'clock IN the morning, add oclt ok In the
shefnoOn' shall proceed at the Office Of Herbert A. Cai-
borne the city Of Richmond, take the dispositions Of
Samuel Canei and Others and the day, between
tho hous Of o'clock in the morning. aud O'clock in the
afternoon, shall proceed the Office nf John Wirkha ESQ
in The ciy n Richmond, 10 take the Deposition Of said
Wickham, which dispositions be taken to he ,,ged
and read as Evidence IN The aforesaid suit
q vat VIM. MANN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05
IRON CASTINGS.

ThE Subscriber informs the public that ho continues
carry on tho IRON FOUNDRY near the Savage
Factory whore he makes Soft Iron CASTINGS for Ma
cmney ~ all descriptions Az orders sent him tho
tonndfy, or to Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAMS, No. 3, Bow
~ wharf Baltimore ~, Castings, will with inne-
oaie "iienon aud the Castings delivered free ~
"Yp"rSc Tor 'rarsuottH.ioa JONATHAN BONNER
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IN CHANCERY

II N CHANCER1-At court held for Louisa county, al
Il the courthouse, Monday May Ilth, 1929: Henry
David Niche and Sally his wife, Lucy Richards Molly Nu
Inns, James Niche, Jonathan Ache, John Mcir, William
cnIe Bezelee Brown and Becy hrs wife, Edmund
and Iheodosia his wife, Nancy Mce, Polly Niche David
NIIchie, RANGES Niche, Sarah Michc Robert l. Niche
Martha Niche, Niche, George Mchie and Elizabeth
his wife, Robert G.. Willis and Eliza his WIFE Robert Niche
Matthew Aliohc and Sally his wife, John Niche joseph
che Jcnne;ta Mche Sally Niche, James Niche Nancy
PAYNE Peter Mci riur aud Mary his wife, Ludlow Bramham
aud sally his wife, Nancy Niche Nancy Goodman Asa Smith
aud Frances his wife, James Goodman and Maria his wife.
Niche haupin LaTkin Samper and Emily his wife John
'dcs and Folly his wife Thomas Sasne and Nancy his wife
James Alaupin, Fonaine Maupn Patrick Maupn, William
Martin and Sally his wife, Richard Davis PATSY his wife
Susanna Niche James Niche, Joel hlaupn and Polly his wife
John Niche William Niche, Patrick Niichic Nancy Niche
James michle, William Niche, John Niche, Mere
weihcr and Patsy his wife, JOHN Downing and Po'y his wifi
Oliver Cross and Nancy his wife, Sally Smith John W,od
James Nchie and Frances Mchic Robert Willis admins
traitor OF James Niche deceased aud James Niche admin
istIator of David Nlche deceased, defendants.
lie defendants George NJ chic and Elizabeth hs wife Mat
thew Niche and Sally his Vic John Niche Nancy Tayne
ecr Nc Nrhur and Mary his wife Nancy Mchc Nancy
man, Asa Smith and Frances his wife James Coo,n and
Maria his wife, Alich'e Man larkin StampeT and Emily his
wife John Gates and Polly his wife, THOMAS 5agncr and
Nancy his WIFI James Mlupin, Fonairs Maupn, Pa,icA
Naupn, William Martin and Sally his wife Richard Davis and
Patsy his wife joel Mupin and Polly his wife, Nancy Niche
49, MerewothcT and Patsy his wife Sally Smith and John
oof not having entered their appearance and securty
ACCORDING To aw and tine rules OF this and appearing
satisfaction court they are mol inhabitants Of his
that the SAID last named defendants (who inhabitants Of
this Soie do appf hero the FIRST day August court nrx
and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy this order
he forthwith inserted m some published in the CITY re
chnond for twO months succcs,ivCy posted al the nn
dJnL Of the courthouse of Iris county, on some court DAY
30 Iesfc. John HUNTER. r. 1 r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05

Sco.ch O1la1,iygs, Dcuaesiic Sheeiia&s, DC.
lust RECEIvED.--4o bales domestic shirtings
and sheehngs, a do cotton osnabnrgs, made ex-
pressly for negro clothing;
Ind daily expected IF ire Exif,
20 bales Scotch oznaburgs twillej sacking
and sail canvass.
may i6 OTIS, DUNLOP & Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05
CoMmIss1orrns OFFICE.

l''S""l"HVB ilH hpIil' 1879.
The parties Interested will please take notice tina,
have appointed the 18Th day Of June next, n commence
'he accounts directed IN the foregoing order of court nm
which day AZ 3 O'CLOCK A. NJ. they required to ATTEND
at my Office ~ his city, with their accounts aud vouchers
ready fof examination and seitemest.
hillary BAKER, Com'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05

NOTICE is herrby gSeQ that Alessrs G. R. & j. HAlLAn
have made assignment for the benefit Of such Of their
creditors desire 10 become parties the same within
thirty days from hc 20th o. this month Said assignment is
recorded ut the Office of the Hastings court
All Pcrsons indebted 10 said G. r. g. j. Haa are hereby
notified that such debts arc asspncd IN Trustees , whom nav
Richmond, May 2ed, 1920 2aw6t