The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11


shall have occasion for about thirty horses for bust
ness and pleasure" Yes, yes, replied the Genius,
tomorrow thou shalt have thirty horses, slaves and
catte---in Short all thou wantest."
The very next day Ademdai FASTENED to put himself
in possession Of his princely domain, accompanied by
bis whole establishment.
In eight days he returned to sec his good Genius.
"Wel Ademdai," said he, " hast thou now all thou
ucedest p :. Almost replied Adendai "my es-
tate consists of excellent land, but its value might be
doubled there extensive lakes which might easily
be converted into rich meadows, and waste spots
which are susceptible Of cultivation. My garden is
spacious but it requires considerable alterations. If
one has garden it is necessary TO make it produce
tive there can be no question of that DWELL, and
what prevents thy doing SO y 90 am in want of mo-
new" answered Ademdai; the various improvements
would cost twenty thousand tomans.'' The Genius
Immediately gave him oruer the Caliph's treas
ury for the amount. Ademdai, after expressing his
sincere gratitude TO the Genius, returned to his coun
try seat and scarcely had he arrived, when he received
heunpeasant ntimation that the of very small
contiguous estate had lodged complaint against him
with the Cadi, because Ademdais cattle had got into
his fields and destroyed his growing crops. The Judge,
however, after he had heard both parties, decided in
fiat Of Ademda for his neghbor was very poor,
and Of course could not but he in the wrong. few
DAYS afterwards the unfortunate died and he
LETT no heirs, his little property deveved according to
law, to the Callph. When the news reached Adenl-
dali he onged for interview with his Genius. On
the day he Of meeting him. be drove to Bag
dad. "Ah, my hcnefactor," said he, sis il NOT essen
tal happiness that shoudnot be necessarily in
VOWED in lawsuits and quarrels?' Most essential.
" Nel, but have been summoned before the Cadi,
ana Obliged to defend myself against poor wretch
OF neighbor. A few days afterwards, the litigious
fellow lncky died, and without leaving heirs TO his
property, which Of course d?voyed to the Calip, Ha-
nm a ncni,iI Il
insignificant spot to be sold, ard must have it for
were it to be purchased by any other person, he might
prove as captous and quarreisomc a neighhor The
last and thou canst not think that desire super
huiy II wish to possess object that might involve
me IN unpleasant disputes.' "Thv wish is perfect
y natural repair tomorrow to the palace, and pre-
ief tlly complaint to the Caliph Tie will be prepa-
fed to receive thee, and will certainly follow my adj
VICE. Adomda parted from his Genius in elevated
sIhtlts lie rose early next morning, and fastened to
"e palace. llarn nj Ilaschd was seated upon his
gorgeous throne surrounded by grandces and wise
"n OF Inc court. Adendai, trembling, approached
uo Wlohe, but language cannot express his asonisl-
neh' ana the terror which filled his Whole frame, when
ne recognized in the Monarch the Genius who had
sspPied all his wants, and loaded him with fayors.-
ne stood petried incapable of uttering syllable.
tt length llarun al Raschid, with smile, addressed
nlm;-" perceive thine astonislmen Ademdai, and
Min nelp to rouse thee from thy dream. Know then,
"i was one of those Arnenians whose lives thou
.sfeas resolved TO reward thee in a manner wor-
eF Of myself and Of thy dsinterosed achievement
=" wished to conceal from thee my gratitude, and