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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05

The Salon Courier asks Tor tho following noble
O., and inquiries, ~Who wrote theuf" Tksy sp
roaker, Croaker & Generally supposed, w
ow not low Justly, TO be the signature Of Halleck
his friend Doctor Druke.-CJ Mas. jour.
THE AMERICAN FLAG.
When Freedom from her mountain height,
UnfurlcdAer standard 20 the cir,
She tore the azure robe Of night
And sct the stnrs Of glory thore! sr,ssr
She mingled with its gorgeous dyes
The milky baldric of the skies,
And striped it's pure, celestial white
With streakings ofthe morning light;
Then from his mansion in the sun,
She called her eagle bearer down, ~
And gave into his mighty hand -
The symbol other chosen land!
Majestic monarch ofthe cloud!
Who rcar'st a'ott thy regal form,
10 hear the tempest trumpng loud,
And see tho lightning -lances driven,
When stride the warriors of the storm,
And rolls the thundcr-drum Of heaven.
Child of the sun! to thee It's given
10 guard tho banner ofthc free,
follower inthc sulphur smoke,
To ward away the battle-strokc,
And bid its blending shine afar,
Like rainbows on the cloud of war,
The harbingers of victory!
Flag of the brave! Thy folds shall 1y,
The sign ofhopc and triumph hight
When speaks the signal trumpet-tone,
And the long line comes cleaning on,
Ere yet the lite-blood, warm and wet,
Has dinmed the glstenng bayonet,)
Each soldiers eye shall brightly turn
TO where the meteor glories burn,
And, as his springing steps advance,
Catch war and vengeance from the glance.
ANA when the cannon mouthings loud
Ilcave in wild svreaths the battle shroud,
And CORY sabres rise and fall
Like shoots OF flame OH midnight pail
There shall thy victor -eances glow,
And covering foes shall sink beneath
Each gallant arm that strikes below
That lovely messenger ofdeath.
Flag of the seas! on oceans wave.
Thy stars shall glitter DER the brave.
When death, carcering on the gale,
Sweeps darkly round the belicd sail.
And frightened waves rush wildly hack
Before the broadsides reeling rack,-
The dying wandercr of the sea
Shall look. Mt once, to heaven and thee,
And smile to see thy splendours fly,
In triumph, DER his closing eye.
Flag of the free hearts only home,
by angel hands to valour gven,-
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome.
And all thy hues were born i'm heaven!
Forever float that standard sheet,
Where breathes the foe that stands befo,c us,
With Freedoms sail beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner streaming DER US.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05

:, MARRlED-On Tuesday, the 5Oth ult. by tho
Rev. Philip Courtney Mr.. JAMES HALE of George
town, TO Miss OLIVIA, daughter of the lao Samuel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05

Most persons prefer to bestow their donations upon
what they deem important charities after their DEATH
and become very generous OF their wealth when they
can enjoy 1t no longer. Massac husetts paper men
tons the case Of gentleman who prefers being his
own executor in these matters. Elisha Lee ESD. of
Sheffield, Mass. has sgnifed his intention of making
the following donations in his life time-To the Anne.
$1,000; Board of foreign missions, S6OO Home Mis-.
sionary Society $780, Bible Society, $500; Tract So
cety, S400-,rota, $4,000
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05

~. b. forgot to state, in the proper place, that
Commodore Porters house, instead Of being near ths
Is more than mile from It, and that the
lease of IT, BY Mr.. Adams ill expire, as have ,-
derstood, in the month Of June
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05
From the Schoharie t.m ~ RsOu5,icau.

FROM the Sctotdrie Nv. ~ Republican.
Reader perhaps you never heard Of the boy who
took stent, las the phrase is down east) TO NOV
three acres ofgrass in many days. Presenting YOU
have not, we will relate it, On the first morning he
views the ficd:-Pooh (said hc) can NOW it in two
days, so he played that day. The next morning he
looked Mt it again, and after scratching his head and
Illuminating short time on the subject he came 10
the conclusion that if he worked "right smart" ne
could accomplish his task in one day--so he 20 ent
that day os he had the day before. On the morning
of the third and last Gay, ho arose late and it was
near ten o'clock before he reached the field. Aner
casting his eyes over it, he began to doubt whether he
could accomplish bis task in day; the field looked
considerably larger than it did the day previous lie
stretched himself under shade tree, to reflect OH the
subject; presently Inc heard the dinner horn-it was
nOonl lie jumped up--swung his sythe over his
shoulder and turned his face hOTneward mtterinp TO
himself that ho "wantagoing 10 kill himself if tho
grass never got moved" and that he'd "be darn'd to
oarnauon' u there was man in the six counties, that
could NOV that COMPOUNDED biz piece of meadow in
ono day., and for his part, "bc slIouldent try it,"
3d. after eating his dinner, hc went to play as usual
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05
gHboIegaIe a1rttea current.
Richmond, Jan. 5, 1929.

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leaf
good to fine, lO0lb. S5a9
niddling, 3 so u 5
common, 3 a3 so
refused, , so
mann actu-ed--
LIST quail. cavendis,,, ID. 81 a AZ
small twist, no. /, lla13
no. ,, 9a11
F2owr, city mills,
canal, 1t ala
Wheaf, bush. ! 10 n I so
Corn, bush. ID
Coal, hes, for shipping, Is u ~
inferior, Ii n Is
Cotton, 81
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
Alum, lib. 6
Brimsfone, roll, ID. ga 81
Bees,odT, best, % a Is
Butter, II a 10
Reef, mess, Dbl. lOl all
Bacon, old, 81 a6t
Cheese, 7a9
Candles, tailow, mould, 10i a II
sperm. % a 80
Cq6ee, w. ]. green, 10 a Ii
Java, white, l6a17
ordinary qualities, IL
Chocolate, no. ], III a 10
COPpsyas, ID. 3 a3l
Fish, behring's, 10. I, 8 so
shad, no. l.
mackercl, no. !, GAG so
do. no. ,, 8 Is a 6
do. no. ), 4 so
Fruit, raisins, bunch, box, 4
muscatcl, ; a3 75
Feathers, live geese. good, 30a34
Glass, window, 8x1O, so feet
= 10 10xl2, do. 3
GunPo'oder, Dupont's, s so a {
Hemp, American, ton, I2D a 13t
Hides, Sp'h, sun-dried, liza 1.
salted, f2a IL
Indigo, Sp'h 1otant, lb.I 75s22,
Iron, Swedcs, ton, los
English, 50 a 80
American, 85 u go
Lard, 6ta7
Lime, l 90
Leather, sole, - a %
upper Is u ? Is
LunIer, clear, 1000 Il. 90
merchandise, ia -
Mahogany, ST. Dom. Il. Il a ~
Bay, 10a 1l
WoLasses, gal. N. o. 80 Il 35
w. India, generally, 70 a so
Meal, bushel, so
Nails, cut, III. 7la3
Oh. l;nsecd, gal. 10 II 10
tanners, bbl. 15a17
sperm. winter prsd. gal. 90 a q
do. summer do. 10 a 10
Oats, bush. 33a37I
Ploistey IF Paris, ton, 3 rs a 4
Pork, primo, Dbl. II a 1850
mess, Ia a Ia so
Rice, Carolina, (ncw)d
sugar, loaf I9a2c, lump 15nI;
". o. brown, 100 lbs. 9 a 10 5t
81. Croix, do. 10aI2
muscOvadocs, ga1O
Sail, sack, Liv. filed, 3 T5a4
ground alum 3 %
Saiij,sfre, lib. 1Oa12
Spiriis--
brandy, copiac, gal. I 10a I 30
apple brandy, "a n 80
peach do. 80 100
rum, st. Croix e. Ant so n 90
do. New England, SO a 30
gin, Holland, Ia1l0
do. American, 30 a 81
wlIiskcy, 2GLa 20
Sfccl, German, lb. II n 10
Eng. blistered, sac
Amcr. do. 6a8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05

Table Lincn.-The manufacture of Damnst Table
Linen has recently been commenced at Pittsburg, by
Mr. Hamilton Stewart. The Statesman SAYS sThc
Table cloths which he manufactures. are extreme
ly neat, and what is Of ecral Importance they are
very cheap aud of texture that will insure service
and durability. In weaving the cloth the thrends are
so arranged and managed, that almost any figure or
name, letters can be made to appear in full view
upon the surface"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05

D'That unrivalled Actress Miss ROCK takes her
Benefit this evening" after which she proceeds to New
York to fill cement at the Park, dfrom thence
to Covent Garden. Tonight, therefore will be the
last opportunity a Richmond audience will have of
witnessing this enchanting Actress.-From what we
have heard, we anticipate overlooking house, she
richly deserves
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05

Litteton w. Tazewe, Esq. was on Saturday re
elected to the Senate Of the u States, by an almos
unanimous vote of the Legislature.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05

The Salon Courier asks for tho following noble
line, and inquiries, sWho wrote theuR" Tksy sp-
pcared in New York, under the famous signature OF
..Croaker, Croaker & Co.. Generally supposed, We
know not low justly to be the signature Of Halleck,
and his friend Doctor Druke--GJaa jour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-09

IEHslS.-SURaHirrtoS To the DAiLy RICHMOND Vino at
and TOR shorter PERIOD at the of year, pay
able hi advance - =
ADvEnr-se.-Fo square Of I6 lines or less one in.
scon 10 CENTS Two INSERTIONS 81; three insertions 81 IL; and
every succeeding insertion 3ji cents.
Ihrce week. hfs' week 81 25 scceedin. week 81.
"re wer" "' in'c5,ou Is coats, ery succeeding IA
Nrtton ~ CENTS.
Once week, Grs, cents, every succeeding i'll
SeIton 81
Nv advertisements also inserted IN tie CoSsrircrtox.L
NHIc
lraiSi,nt ii ivcTtIscrs must pay ~ advance.
he number of the Ms or they
"l he inserted Until o"edl Ue stopped, and onarged
rntiiilgly.
Nnn.M Advertisers CHARGED 90 dolrs for squares
and in a proportion for advertisements greater engt
EXCEPT hu tonec and Lottery dealers who charged 500
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NOTICE.

WANTED for thc balance of Tho present year,
first rate Blacksmith, 90 ublc bodied coal
pit hrnds, and few bosrnen--apply on the basin n
may O. SEISON CARY & co.
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Congressional Register, vol. I, p. sos.
W AsHfHGroN, June I.
REMOVALS BY THE PRESIDENT.

REMOVALS BY THE PRESIDENT.
JOSEPH NoURsE is removed from the situation or
Rcgstcr ofthe Treasury "
GoRGE MACDANIEL, JoHN MAcDAvtEL EzvK,v,
MAcbANIEL. JOHV u. MAprfN, LEvrv BTtr. nnJ
ORP's =. PAINE are removed from the Office Of the
Fourth Auditor. Wv
BENGANuN UoTt"7 H. rcmo.-d from tho office Of
the Secretary Of the Navy. -
Al the above were efficient p"llic officers Mo-
4 charge ~ m1ic--u0r can b. made against tbsm
except that some Of them arc known and others sus
pectcd TO be friendly TO The late Administration.
One cf th"n has family OF nipht children and bsJ
salary of one thousand dollars. lie served in tho
army during the late war. and WIS IN Fort UHen
ry at the titno Of its bombarlmcnt by tho Erit;s,
Fleet.
Mr.. Noursc has served his country faithfully.
from the year 1916.
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT
WLLtAI FuLToS # Alabama To- be Secretary nj
the Territory Of Arkansas, place of P1pT. Chr.
TErpr., removed.
-, to be Postmaster al Danyilc Nv. ia place
Of DANfEI. BApprE, removed
Mr. BAnBEE was n soldier of tho rcyolmion--b,,
ms hici the Office Of Postmaster at that plneo for
hoou thirty ycarR-hc has discharged the duties OF
nus Occ with fidelity TO the government and sotsfac-
ION 70 every ono. Tic 1rcised The privilege of n
freeman and voted for whom hc pleased; and for this
ana TINS alone, lie has been removed 10 rive place
IN stripping, who has. opcn rrothcd bawled for tho
Hero This is another samplcof "Jackson g. Re-
form" TEL il not in Gath-publish it not in tho
streets NJ Askolon," that tho pniriots and SINGS
who euforcd.with Woshinoton-mcn who stood by
their country in times That tried mems souls arc MOI
htto bold Office under TIC afnfri,-ai;ou of"J0chson
nd Reform
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-03

~ OTiCE.-Jhc subscrihcr, since last Chrsn,oe
L has been carrying on the business Of a cabinet
or 5cdstood nlanuGctory, Ivy himself M his old stnnd
on the Mcchanlcsvll'c Turnpike, whore 10 viii
connn@to execute all orders IN the best manner, md
a. tc lDwc,t rates. 4 n work done no hin, yiIl L
in'clied warranted, manufactured by w. y Malone,
hcchonlcsvi" Turnpike Md numbered from this
dutc' Persons wishing 20 purchase any articles
Ioanni'cturcd by bn. con alvsy be supplied NJ
Mr.er5' r. % a. Hubbard and Mr.. James T.. Tycrs
m Richmond, or Mt his own shop-and at no other
pace ~ Richmond. W. II. MALONE.
.llh' T3t "a r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-03

.,, Junior Fire Company, No. Q.
'a7HE Members of this Company aro horoby ,,,,,.
moncd 70 attend their regular Monthly Meet
ing, NJ the Engine House on this day at half pssf
o'clock, p. n. ''' P'''
june 3 T. T., DAVENPORT Co.,.
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NEE GOODS
HOGMIRE & BOYD

EEAVE the pleasure of informing their ola
Il e customers and the public, that they bsv.
received, & are opening, (at the new brick hn;i.
ding, erected on the old stand of G. Hogmirel
A LARGE AND HANDSOME AssoRTNrST or :
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
purchased since the lst Nov which. in con-
sequence Of the late decline in prices, will en-
able them 60 sell at lower rates Tran thew eyer
have been offered IN the Valley they there
fore request ell persons wishing to purchase.
TO call and examine their stock, wfich con.
sists in part Of
Super s common Blue, Black, Brown, Drab.
and Mixed Cloths,
do. do. Blue, Black, Drabb, s. Mixes
tCassimeres,
do. do. Rlae,Drabb, Olive, s Mixed
Cassinetis.
Rose 8, Point Blankets, Brown s. Drabb, Flush
ings,
Red, White, Yellow s Green Fiannels, Pad
dings,
Fulld x Plaid Linseys, Booking & Baizes.
Tartan Piaids, Blue and Brown Camblets.
Red, Brown 4 Black Circassians s. Bonba.
Black and Brown Bombaziens, Crimson Mo-
bIelino, Cashmere, Circassian & Cloth
Shass
Vaienta. Swansdown s. silk Vestings,
Black, Wost61 six Hose, Mems Lambs wool
do.
erode Maps, assorted colours, Black Satin
I.aveatine
Green, Brown, s. Black Grape de Lyon,
Pongess
Blue, White & Green Floreces, Black Lace
Wells
Green, Pink, White s. Black Italian Grapes
Canton Grapes, Merine CIcasians, assorted
colours
Hat Grapes. Rihands, Beltings, Gloves
Scarlet, Yellow, Rrown-SS Flag Bandannas.
Black Lavcntine S. Barsaigna Handkerchief.
Cotton Shawls & Handkgrchefs
Swiss, Jackenet & Berkeley Cravats
Mcrlno, Befrage & Gauze Handkerchief
Caliicoes, Ginghams, IrisA Linens s Lawns
Book, Swiss, Jackonett, Mali & Cambria
Aiuslins
Thread Laees & Edgings, Brade s. Pipings
Foundation Muslin & Aiilenett, Sewing silks
Russia Sheefng S, Diapers, Silk Velyets
Green, Red, Drabb s. Black Tabby Velvet
Leghorn Bonnets, fine Hats, Umbrellas
BLACK s. white Nad,4ng, Suspendegs, Combs
Hangup Cords, and HEAVIER teens
Plaid Cotton, Checks, Tickings, Cotton Cassi-
nefes
Bleached u Brown Mnslins, Cotton Yarns
Carpet chain SsCandle- Wick, Sc &c Mc
With an extensive assortment of Hard Marc
and Cutlery,
Queens and Glass Ware,
Grogefies and Liquors,
Paints and Dye Stufis.
Stationary, Saddiery, Brushes, &c &c.
Nov IL, 1929.
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From the N;e.y Yo,k .Nirrsr.

from the Ne4y y6'k .EiFrer.
SEVEN TEEN.
I'm much too young 10 marry,
For ] am emily geVenleenl
why think I, then n Harry!
What can 1t meani 9hai can ii mean
Whesever Harry meets ma,
Beside the brook or on the green,
How tenderiy he greets mel
What can it mean what can it mean
Whene'eV my name be uters,
blush upon my cbsek is seen,
And then my heart so autters!
What can II maaHs what eau il meanl
And when be mentions Cupid,
DE-. smiling, calls m, Starry queen,''
4 sigh and look go stupid
What can 1t meant what can ID nsanl
Oh. mercyi whas can all mes
I'm growing pale and very lean,
My spirits often fail me!
What can il meant what can i, meant
In NOT IN LOVE l-sh, smother
SUCH thought at seventeeni
III 60 and ask my Toiner
What Can it meant what con i, mean,
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AMlERICAN RECORDER.

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VI AMERICAN RECORDER are request
ed respectfully 10 return the names forth~Ra 10
the Editor, at Washington City
The first No. will be issued in day or two
after the meeting of Congress. Its principal
contents will be:-President Jsckscn's INAU'
GURAL ADDRESS: his first MESSAGE 10
CONGRESS; LIST OF MEMBERS. Of the 24st
Congress, and PR0CEE DiNGS, as far as they
GO; Tabular Statements exno ing the hn.
CElPrS ofthe Government, annually from ell
sources from 1889 up 20 3ist December, 1893:
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the same period. N.lue ofINPOkTs for do
Amount of TONNAGE Tor do--4a'ue OF Anne
ricSn co VI MERGE With each pawer FOR 1873,
Table showing the QUANTITY Of LAND an
the States and Territories, distinguishing what
proportion 10 owned by the United states
QIsniityof Land sOI.O in each of the States.
and amount OF Purchase Money; POPuLA.
TtoN Of the States in 1900, 1926, aDd estlHAat
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COHEN,S OFEICE.,

BAITIMoRE, November %, 1925
DEpORr OF THE DRAWING Of the .@iR
IN ryhand Sac Lottery, No. z, for 49,
9728 teven number) the capital prize, $40 900
4447 prize of 1000
1904 a Prize Of SOD
1913 = prize Of 400
1881 q prize of 80
1928. o6ll, 9a9s, 1852. 1902. prizee of 100
s d a16e 7;i2 9,ss 5000 5000 prizes of
20 prizes OF $50; 100 $40; lGs Of S.; aud 5000
priz.s Of ST. ch.
No 9723, (EVE.T .h'U,NBER.)
having drawn the Capital of TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS, agreeable to the scheme, there
fore, ell tbs Euea .Nnm6ers, beiog those end
ing sith either 2 i f s or O.
are each entitled to sprize of Fosa DoGLAns,
and in ;,adtion 10 whatever prizes they NAV
have drawn besides.
G-TFhe holders OF The prizes are respectful.
iy requested to present them for payment, Us
soon as it may suit their Convenience.
j. /. COHEN, Jr, & BROTHERS,
Contraciors.
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LATrK e. STEPHEN

EETISH to employ q YOUNG MAN, of
w respectable connection who Is good
salesman, and capable oftalng charge Of a set
of Books; to such enc hberslsa.ary and con-
slant errldoyment viii be given.
Maf,ilsbnrg. November 20, 1893.
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THE NEXT SCHEME. No. 8.

MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No. s,
AVE- for 1870 be drawn in the City of
Baltimore, under the superintendent OF
he Com ni'ssioners appointed by the Governor
and Council
On WEDNESDAY, tic SCH December.
UJ'Mefe Prizes than Blanks, the Scheme
Containing only Ten IAousand Tickets aad teina
arranged on The ODD AND EVEN SYSTEM
Tie holder Of Two Tickets or Two Shares s
certain VI sbtainlng at least OkE PaIzE and
may draw 1uREG! and in proportion tor ANY
greater quantity.
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~ Y 10 4 I itts@IsJ
I'D, GOO DgL4,. q pGo

$3.50 prizes, amounting 10 $4,000
The whole of the Prizes are payable in
CASH, which as ats,ml al CoBFN's 0RfIoE.
can be had the moment they are drawa.
y hote Tickets, $500 Quarters, sl25
iIdres, z so Eigttds, 81 cts.
10 be had in the greatest variety of Nos.
(odd and Eyen) at
COHFNrS OFFICE,
No. ia MARKET STREET, BALTIMORE.
*ssORDERS either by mail (post paid or
private conveyance, enclosing the Cash or
prizes, viii meet the same prompt and punctu-
al attention as if on personal application.
j. |. COHEN, Jf. s BROTHERS, Bat.
g. The Register, containing the Otfcinl
Last, 'cia be to'gceTded immcdtdtet; after the
drateiag, TO these teho mag request Ii.
Baltimore, December 3, 1929.
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CASH FOE WHEAT.

FARMERS Gilt find il shsir interest TO cali
= or me seFore they sell their crops, as shall
a, all times, pay the highes, price for good
Wheat, delivered at my mills
JAkfES FoRMAN
Mouth Of opequOn Greek. October Is
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REED BIRD, R,oE BIRD, OR ORTsLAv. -
This bird generally arrives Savannah
Georgia, about the first Of Sept with the
first wind fresh from \. E-They make
great havoc in our rice fields, attac king
the rice when(as II is caIed)in milk; just
before the grain become. hard, They
are very delicious fsod, buty very destruc.
tive to rice, both in the spring when the
rice sproughts, and in the fall when The
grain is maturing This bird is alss GALES
the Boblink in the Eastern states.
Republican,
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THE MAlDEN's CHOICE.

THE MAlDEN'5 CHOICE,
Gen,eel in parsonage,
Conduct and equipage,
Noble by heritage,
Generous and free;
brave, not romantic,
Lesrn'd, no, pedsulic,
Frolic, not frsniis-
This must he be.
Honour maintaining,
Mesnness diSdaining,
Still entertsining,
Engaging and new;
Neat, but not fnioaI.
Sage, but not cynical,
Never tytagDica,,
And ever true.
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THE
JOURNAL OF health.

coSDUcTED BY AN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS
''HsaIiA-he poor man's riches, The rich man
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POETRY.
Iron the L,,c~ry SsuveniF.1
Ar INVITATION.

lFron the b,,crer9 SsuyenF.l
An INVITATION.
re she be 90, fair to me,
What care hsw fair she be.
SDcKLISs.
Wherefore, Fanny, lock 20 lovely,
Ia YOUR sageF, is your gleeg-
laughing. weeping. fair capEicious'
IT you will look 30 delicious,
Pg'ythee, look al me-
Wherefore, Fanny. sing so sweeuys
Like The bird upon the tYce,-
Hearts in dozens round yoa baiagingi
Syrcn! IL you must be singing,
PI'yshee, sing 10 me!
Wherefore, Faony. dance so lightly,
Lake the wave upon the seat
Motion every charm enhancing
Fanny! il you will be dancing,
Pr.'ythee, dance 10 me,
Wherefore, smile so ike an angel,
Angei-hxe although you BEL
Head anil heart a. once beguiling,-
Dearest It yen will bs smiling,
P''ythee, smile on mel
Wherefore hirt, and aim your arrows
Al each harmless fsp gee see'
Coxcenhs, hardly worth the hur.ing,-
TyrA"t Il you must be flirting,
Pr'ythse, fifs with me-
Wherefore, Fanby! kiss and e.. e
Hall the cgly brsts you see}---
Waste not 1--we among SO many
Sweetest! il you fsnd'e any,
pf'ylhee, fOnde me-
Wherefore Sedlock'B lottery ent RI
Chances for you, one to threeI-- -.
Richest ventures oft miscarry,-
Fanny, Fanny, Il yeu marry,
Pr'ythee, MARI me!
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
y BRAKE NOTICE, that at the next session
il ofthc General Assembly Of this Common
wealth, will through misrepresentation from
the county of Berkeley, present petition to
the Legislature Of tirginia, TO have the Ferry
opposite to my house, OH Back Creek, discon-
tinued.
ROBERT SNODGRASS.
November 5, 1920.