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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-13
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.


 FH ME LOTS in the town of Whitson,own N will be offered for sale on the 10th day of July next, on the premises, on | credit of six. twelve, and eighteen months. Whitsontown IS sitnated seven miles from the Arkansas river, on tie north side, in the beautiful and fertile valley of the Big Mul- berry--ana Is selected as the permanent county seat of the large, populous, and fas. increasing county of Crawford. Surrounded by large and fertile bodies of fland-nearly in the centre ofo Of the best counties in the West--with an abandance good spring and stock water, 1t offers greater inducements than any county seat in the upper part of Ar kansas. It's site is happily chosen and pie turesque, being in level plain, in full view of the mountains dividing the various tributa. ries of the Arkansas from those of White ri- yer. In point ofhealth, no place in tho West surpasses it. Strans CTS and others wishing to invest money in land, will find it to their interest to purchase. The western mail will shortly pass through this place.
 JOHN HALE,
 TH0J. PHILLIPS,
 VIM. SCOTT.
 Coniaaissioners. Whisontoyn Crawford County, Ark1
 May, l836.-6tds The Gazette will insert the above tillsthe day ot sale, and forward it's account.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-13

.Neac England.--The Globe exults in the result of he Connecticut election. It was by no means surprising; we have pre- dicted that all the New Epgland States will vote for Mir. Van Buren. not from the least attachment 10 the man, but merely 10 catry out the doctrine of the Northern Confedera- cy. The entire abolition party of New England, which includes men of all sects and principles, gn fer Mr. Yaa.a aa.a na.en CT the ground that he is northern man, and an aboitionist. If the South submits 10 this, the question is ended, and the abolt- ionists triumph. Ne must then hear no farther complaints from tho South, at the bold and determined project of the aboit- ionists. Mir. Van Buren, if he has the in elination, will not have the power to check them he Is their candidate, and he must submit to their will. Tbe South has this picture fully before them; this result broadly in view, and if they arc content so be 1t. The hour of salvation has not yet passed.
 ". Y. ,Stnr.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-13

The Bank of Washlenaw, in Michigan has stopped payment. It has not been in operation two years.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-13

The survey of the Charleston and Gin. cinnati Rail road is 10 be commenced forth with. The Engineers engaged for ths ser vice have assembled !. the former ci,y.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-13

Mir. Benton and his associates say, that fl would be unconstitutional to pass Mir. Calhoun's Bill against the mutilation of the Congressional records. Does Mr. Benton think, that 1t would be unconstitutional to pass law against stealing bank-notes and hiding them in cravats2 Does Mr. Walk CT believe, that 1t would be unconstitutional to pass law against perjury or against ono States being represented in Congress by citizen of another! Does Isaac Hill sup pose. that it would be nnconsiituiional to pass a law against publishing lampeon up- on an unoiiending neishbor and getting severely horse whipped for it? Does Mir. Van Buren contend, that 1t would be uneon- stitational to pass laW against public functohary's being permitted to live with a pretty widow and to pay for his amours by giving office to her seven sons? Does Col. Johnson insist, that it would be uueonsiitu- tional to pass law against woolgrowing and the transformation of the whole country into one "Grcat Crossings ?'
 Louisville Jo.lYnul.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-13

.Ncag Abolition Deuice.-It will be seen, by the following paragraph, that the abo- litionists have fallen upon new and ingen- ious device to disseminate their mischievous and perlous dogmas, by printing them on fhe back of bank notes, and thus making them part and parcel of the circulating me- diuFn of the country:
 Abolition Currency. --We have seen ten dollar note of the U. s. Bank, endors- ed by the aboliiionists of the north, with printed denunciations of slavery. If our citizens permit this outrage, we are greatly mistaken in our opinion of their honor and susceptibility of feeling. .---.New Orleans Bee.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-13
WANTED.

A T this office, to learn the printing busis "A ness, two boys about l5 or l6 years Of age, and who can read and write well. Doys from the country would be preferred.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-13

The sales of Public Lands commenced at Ethis place on .HIonday last. .Hueh land had been taken up by private entry during the
 previous week. A large number of porcha- sers have been present. On .uonday the pfi- Ices varied from sl 25 10 SC 37a per acre.
 Since then, they have generally sold at sl Q --only here and there tract being bid up higher. It is supposed that the amount of sales will be about $lOo,ooo. Some of the land lies on the Arkansas, and some on the BaYou Bartholomew.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-13

We understand by passengers on the Mt. Pleasant, that the Mississippi is still rising. It is over the bank at the moath of White ri
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-13

Land is selling at Dunkrk, 30 miles west of Bufalo, oa Lake Erie, a, $500 sn acre.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-13

Benton was very brave lately, when Clay and Buchanan quarrelled in the Senate. He said "Clay must fight" Why did not the great Humbug, Captain of the Van Buren Body Guards, fight Col. strother, instead Of having him fined S75 for challenging hint
 The bill for the admission of Michigan was read 8 first and second time in the House of Representatives, on the 20th ut.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-13


 There has been a great Van Buren meet ing held Tn Shelby county, Tenn. Sir of the party met in grog shop, resolved them selves into Committee of tho Whole, and passed Resolutions, &c. They say that Judge White is supported by the Federal Party" Connecticut does not go for him, does shea The .'great Democratic Party'' --allas Tories, in Tennessee, are something ike the same party in Arkausaa--all officers and no privates-and small regiment in all.
 me numerous and respectable Whig Con Sention' held recently in Lexington, Ky. has nominated Harrison and Granger, for Presi- dent and Vice President.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-13

CHEERING FROM VIRGINIA We have never yet brought ourselves to believe that this noble old State would vote for Van Blu ren. The news from the Old Dominion with regard to the elections, is most glorious, and will give joy to every one who has the good of his country at heart. Thirty nine Coun- ties are heard from-giving ttoenty .fee op- position, and t'oenty fire administration men elected. In the same counties, last year the representation was, trcenty nine administra- tlon, and taoeaty oae pposition-making loss to the administration of votes in the State Legislature. Mark it!--Virginia will go against Van Buren.
 The following is the list of the Counties heard ffom-Van Buren delegates-AIbe- marie 7, Botetourt ?, Buckingham 2, Caro- line ], Charlotte l, Frederick l, Greensyille l, Isle of Wight l, King & Queen l, Lewis l, Louisa l, Montgomery l, Nottaway l, Prince George l, Prince William l, Spot sylvania l, Stafford l, Sussex l, Shenandoah 2, Wythe l, Lunenburgh l-25.
 Opposition delegates Berkeley 2, Camp bell 2, Chesterfield l, Franklin 3, Frederick l, Gloucester l, Henry l, Henrico l, James City, &c. l, King George l, Loudoun 3, .Matthews l, Nansemond 1, Northampton l, i, Patrick l, Powhatan l, Princess Anne l, Rockbridge ?, Rappahannock l--25.
 
 We see in the last Gazette, an allegation that MT. Wise of Virginia was instrumental in the presentation of Slade's petition against Arkansas-because he was seen to speak to the latter-a very unusual thing we suppose, between two members of Congless--and thereupon the Gazette has an article upon "Judge White and Arkansas. .''--luggine the Judge in, as usual, with an argument after the approved Van Buren fashion, thus--Wise whispered to Slade-therefore Wise cold him to present the petition-therefore Judge White had some hand in it. The Gazette should be cautious how it copies from the Globe. The latter paper is not notorious for veracity. Mr. Wise, on the floor of Congress, utterly denied the statement in the Globe, which the Gazette copied, and said
 He offered this explanation, because the Globe attempted to cooect it's false statement With another falsehood, to 10u, that there was an understanding between him and the gen. tieman from Vermont, as to the presentation oy that gentleman of his memorial against the admission of Arkansas. Any and all in- timatons, by whemsoever made. that he, or, so far as he knew, any of his friends, had any understanding, tacit or expressed, with any gentleman, here or elsewhere, with regard 10 the introduction of these memorials were Jafse, Joatty jatse. He knew not that the gentleman from Vermont had any memorial ot this kind to present. He had opposed the presentation and reception of all abolition memorials. from the commencement of the session. He hoped that the Globe reporters would note these remarks, in order that the uiooe mlght record the evidence of it's base ness in its own columns,n
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-13

We have nothing certain from Texas. The latest dates from Nachitoches are up to the 27th April. Santana was then sweeping every thing before him. The postscript in our last contains the latest information. The reason for our having no news is obvious The Compromise, which arrived last week, on Thursday (thc 9th, brought New Orleans papers to the 18th April. The mail which arrived on ,uonday last, (the 9th, brought none later than the l4th. The arrangement of the mail on that route is execrablc. Our subscribers do not get their papers below the Pine Bluffs til about a fortnight after the maifieaVea this place. Carrier pigeons have often been used as expresses, buta big terra pin could travel from New Orleans to this place, at gentlemanly slow gait, and out strip the mail.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-13

G-If Col. WHARTON REcroR can be induced to become | candidate for the ol- flee of Governor, he will receive a large vote in :he 4th Judicial Circuit.
 MANY VOTERS. .4rhaasas County, .Tay 6, 1920.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-13

Chicot CO.,, May l, lsa6.--6-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-31
l. u N y e 3 .


THE public ere hereby nosi6ed shss - y.
net, Joshua Harvey and Lew Kesssss, ~, -.
l2sh day Of August lass, enter isee 600
20 trade in the above article, under she 49,
by the stvlc Of !. Benoe. + Co. At ths pad -
y of A. Grimes f Co, in the a!,e iosse r: ~.
where al kinds q lumber will be bsse
- formerly.
Wanted immediately, oak, ash, and
ing Of any CONVENIENT length. Assa. ~.
three quarter, inch, aud inch and sss's -
boards (pop'ar); inch and . half ssd TO -
Of the same; three quarter inch. inch 49, 5~|
two inch oak boards and plank = also -
from Is to Is feet lone, % By 8. Z, 9, -
osk do. same length - BY Q sed 10; sak -
fencing ~ Al bottom, ard b - ri
bong, sIso of lager size, 5 b q bsaee
BY ., tnp. aas leaesh; pnplss Gseisg : - -
to inches vide, from ~ 70 10 - - -
wise poplar weatherboardisg ofsny coa
I inch thick. aud Z 10 isches eide; snc ss~1
~ kinds Of lumber u common use. ~ =.
. BE square edged. ]. bEcNNESI:
Rieh0osd, Nov. 5tb, l0oo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-31
PHYSICIAN AND DENTIST.

THE subscfbef takes this nIethC Of Informing
his friends aud the public in general. that No has
located himself In Ricln,ond IN which and the Vi.
cinity, he proposes practising medicine Oh true
rhpinsonian principles. And from his oppostuni.
tics oT acquiring theossical and PRACTICAL infosma.
ton, he hopes 10 give general satisfaction.
In the dentA! department. he will wait on females
a their avn dwellings " required.
N. D. Operations on the teeth warranted we'll
done. lls may Oe fond BY calling u jssss 1dsns,
Front Street opp ,site Fsisnds meeting muse.
EDWARDS NINOlEY.
Oul sci 1890. 4Y.0Mo.s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-31
THE LAST APPEARANCE!
DoCT. JUOKlNss
SPECIFIC Clint NJ e Mt .

This valuable medieioe n -slebsosod Sos cssasG
The following Diseases: White 9~eIliogs q every
Descriptions; .soss Lses asd uieen Nieeg seaed'se;
Ci.nAnlar Tsmou: Feloss o. Catassis; Rhes@at-
- ..;ns Of The Jo,nts: So aiss, Dsvises. aDa Tst-
ssrs; Chi,blaiss. or parts affected By ffes-. IL y
also good for Scalds aa1 Ussos.
For giasdular sweliisgs. Il !: superior to Adv
-.A;c;se vi knov. Il . much safer than 0or-
curiaI applicatioss, (ss it does not cestaia the
smallest atoo Of that miXsral) because IL dess not
l.v TIE patient liable iejury from exposure to
cold.
apple alton Of hoars Rheumatisms wh'nc
|havs stood 90 lose 70 become . systsmatie dis
order require the medicine isvardly to remove
lehem entirely. Bat il most cases, By aPplying
THE Ostmeet externally directed, it will give
relief
Csssi6eatss u @postaat cures and blu o. .rees'oel
|aecoopasy each bottIe. fresh ssppl. Of the above
.ed;cns Jest received and os aIs By A. ssdds and ,
iindsay, Richaond, lad. J. G. Ja0esoo Co. Pssis
To-. aud A. Sesib0es, GseenviDc, q. ll-6as.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-31
Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing between
S. B. STANTON & H. 5. HAMILTON.
arc BY mutual consent this day Dissolved. All
persons having claims against ~ are hereby
Informed that We arc ready to pay them, and those
indebted 10 us are requested, once for a, to come
forward and Close their accounts. The books will
be sound II tho old stand where settlement, win be
made ~ either patty.
=. Jhe business will be confused By n 8. HAM
lLTON. lie hss now On hand and ie,eo6. k-er;..
= general a.so'smens Of Scots e Sheee
wa'ch he o6ers to the public on - rood terms :.
hey can be procured elsewhere.
Kiehnood, Nov. 5, 1885, 4l.r
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-31
New Goods! New Goods!
HENRY n. PYLE.

Having purchased The store tOstnevly kepA by
Alexander ktokes. northeast corner VI Main aud
es street, would call me attention VI his friends
Md ihe public ~ The stock 1t view 6vods jNs, N
esivsd from lie east, eon.,s.Ng Ut The (ollswiWv,
OOo = coo 0DAI
Dlssh, hlvs, crab, mixsd saA green cloths, bisek.
blue, dvsh, green, missed, psld. striped aud Other
vsvietiss Of esssimerss; Pis,d. stsicsd and every
other kiad Of sstiWets; elise, haeRs, lswRs. mus.
bombssiNes and bO'nbsxstis; bed ticksngs sad .
lasgs aad bssWtiNsl assortment o( esllCoes sed
ginghsms. vihboes u every description; hss csPs.
sac ed low priced jseOast aud mwll msslias. sad
vesdy msde clothieg, csadls.wic6, he.
An extensive assortment Of
HARDWARE,
Cossstsag Of table, pem and pocket Gnlves, ten aud
table spo0us bW(t hOges, sosews, tacks, nsj beads,
skaess, hosss cards, curry co@bs, selves, &c.
CROCKERY AND QUEENSWARE
OF all kinds.
Teas, - 3 ars, Ce0ee, stare = |:
Powder f Shot.
PERCUSSION CAPS, LEAD, &c.
A large assortment
= HOES.
The above mentioned goods will 10 sold at the
lowest cash prices: ell kinds Of country psuduce
taken in exchange for the same.
Nov. 10Th. 1896. 45tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-31
Dr. II. WHITES
Yerekable TOosh.Ache Drops

The onIy sPeoi6c ever odsrod to the pubic from
which . permanest and radical cure may be OBJ.
with all its attendant evils ouch fracturing the
Jaw 10 extracting the Teeth, which often proves
more painful than the Tooth ache itself. and cold
passing Il ON the decayed Teeth to the jaw. thence
10 the head. PRODUCING rheumatic Affections, with
many other unpleasant e6ects, such - disagree.
able breath, bad taste 10 the mouth, &c; all Of
which are produced from foul or decayed Tech.
am happy to have il in my power to ODER to the
sioe times out Of tss. il properly applied but pre-
the teeth from further decay. and arrest the
disease in ouch ~ decsying and have not com.
msnced achiog. restoring them to health and use
fulaees.
Certificates Of important and bill Of dsectiona
accompany each boetla. fresh suppy Of the a'ove
aedicine iust received and Ds sale by a. Sidda and
A. Lindsey, Hichmoni, Ind J. q. Janeson Co. PARA
O. and A. Sceibues in CseruvilDe, Ohio
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-31

slNHE swhsosjhevs having entered late Ce'eoN'
assship wadev the AssN VI Hwssa. + c.. ~
pleasure in ialoemiWg the eosWsvWejty thss ~
have erected . 0omm0dioWs Mackise 1kee. seesce
Richmond Fowsdsy, 4 are nov eee1y - -
prompt sttsssies " I'll orders les Cas1ie0 -
Hpinaieg Msohiass, Turai"g I.sthse. ~ ~ ~
Of machinery; - also Tor twsnisg either y 49,
o. iron VI any description. Navisg e@els9eS -
rate woskmss. they with cos6dssos II sbeR -
ity aud dispositions 70 please their essesosWo
qualities asd psicss) ask patronage tfso 49,
srous public.
JOB w. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR,
ABEL. TIbORNDU1y.
RicAmond. .Nsy lss. 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-31
SALE a. REAL EsTATE...Pu.

~ suant to an order decree VI the Randolph Probate
~ust, subscsbess will sell NJ pbio auction, the
pseass the 6ssl Saturday in January next, the cas
half " the north eae quarter Of section ~. in township
NJ north Of range II ease containing eighty scres being
tho real estate Of Akes, late ssid county, dec
Said land Lies milss o: Winchester the state
roa leading 20 Ceses. vils, there about IS
under cultivation and few bearing apple tsees,furthes
description 10 h~eaed unnecessary, purchasers will
wish fSr thcmselvcs % will be cold suect 20
he widow's dover -tesnss made known the dug Of
sale. MICHAEL. AkER, -,
JEuU ROBlNsON, ""
Dec. Sch, 1886 40-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-31

4Or oS1C3
THAT valuable three story DkICK HOUSE lately
owned By L. Jones and now occupied By s B. Stanton
L Co., opposite the Bank. ALso-Two OF three val
uabe brick boiIdings washingtoo Avenue north end
oftown. The terms Of SALE will be made reasonable
and acconDodating. Apply to
C.. w. STARR
Richooad, 7th no. l6 1886. 9xf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-31

e'n,e ~ 'hdsnA'{ Henry rhHM's eout', N"ve'nUs'
Henry county, term, 1850.
Gabriel cessNd, administrator ef ihpl
estate VI Nathan CesxWd, deceased, Petition VI
~, ! Insolvency,
The creditors Of said deceased.
And now n this day, 10 wit IN Wednesday ,he
sixteenth day VI NevesRbev, l6a6, Tho same bsing
The third judicial day VI lhe Henry Prha,s Covsi,
holdsn bslo's tho Hon. Samuel IImvss, s'ls Judge
of said court, comes lhe said complainant. and &lss
HE petition IN This hshsl setting Erth ta. The ~.
tate Of said deceased 10 whlly Insufficient (ov tho
payment ofthe detsss end demands against said o..
tate, and thsse"p00 II 10 ordered Nv The CONT that
tho creditors Of said estate 10 notified IT ,hs Cling
and ps"dercy Of .sid Pstiion by a publication -,
10 Richmond Palladium. . weekly newspaper
Published in Wayne county, Indians, theee being
=" newspsPcs printed in said county of Henry, ESs
nix weeks successively, end that unless such credi
tors notify said administrator of The exisseoce aid
extent Of their respective claims. BY fling the same.
" q statement Of the nature, description and date
Ds tho contract OF assumpsit upon which the same
may be founded, in tho office Of the clerk Of tho
Daid court, on OF before the FIRST day Of tho next
Term Of this court, tn 10 holden 1T the court house
IN New Castle ia said county an the second Mon.
Jay Of February, 1887, At which time final die.
lributioo Of tie assets Of said estate will b made
The cTeditOrs Of SAID estate such claims vjl) be pos
poned IN favor Of the more diligent creditors.
By the Court.
Witness, ELI MURPHEY, C.H.P.C.
November 24'h, 1896. $50
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-31

IMMEDIATELY, numocr Of YOUNG ~
MEN VIII" are well acquainted With e'fs:s -
or Power Loom Weaving. to who's li.emI -
will be given. Alec number Of CHILLI
from 10 to Is ycass Of ego.
Richmood, Oct. g, 1896. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-31

Sssd1<v, Asvsess 1aeev, &c. SAep eppesite NJ.
6ri9Aeeelrs Store.
AEEFUL for past fayosss, aew wishes 10 in.
scrm sAe public tia the has On had asd infende
seePssG eeoeral assest0sot Of Soddles. Deidia..
naenssss aeses, Trueks, 9addsehaGs, Vaiisee. .nI
hips: I'll ef which he will ell at - lov..e
prNss Tor Cssa Lisses. Liacsy. L.stAer ana Az
Riehnooa, Feb. Is, 1855 ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-31

AN APPRENTICE WANTED.
AT the TAILORING BuSINErsS In. c,,,.
Tho country wonld Be preferred, by
BORTON & MOORE.
Main street, Kich@oad, Indians.
llth mo. l7tS, 1895. 46,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-31

WILLIAM W. LYNDE having v;,hdr,~n h.
eeSs'e 6e9 he esosofA. G. Elasehasi . c..
81 e:eccseiss hessssfsss ssisese Ssevem ~ ~. ~
srcss.s y o:scsl ee:s.st: tAs 6.s;eess vim 3
1891 z 49, w 0asehasd % ns.al nnie,
- so0o - 4. G. 1lancAasa Co. -. IN .s s.ss
- - .Aeesoeae q IT, hsaiass q aid ~
ALBERT c. BLANCHARD.
WILLIAM BLANCHARD
WILLIAM w. LYNDE.
ALSOcAlIto connection. which m. h.-...
So!s existed bstwees she subscr;ber.. !. d.
solved BY mutual consent.
ALBERT G. BfsANCHARDL
WILLIAM w. LYNDE.
1D. Nsv. q, le9e. - a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-31

Together WITH largs qsauetty ofsspesa~ DOMESTIC
0anuGneturos
HARDWARE.
QUEENSWARE.
CUTLERY,
&c. &c. &c.
AN Of which he he's hiosen se3eeted in The CITY Of
Philadelphia and cas- a1osd 10 ell good terms n
aeZ other il this past Of The oosoesy.
Psschasess seqsested 70 exanine his teck vhieA
u unusually lasgs veil assorted.
ATTIcUs slDOALL
Jansasy %, 1856. n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
POEER u.
uuucU YET REMAINS U>,rH7.'

(F-nn the R'niek-,bcekcr.
THE MYSTERIOUS DEStot'
SING mighty po,cntntc,
ct,rcmG!c while SIM,
Lest down on my devoted he'"
His ,icry wrath bring , ro,-
For, by Saint George, say "i'u s"'''
Hes create. than k'ns
III. ,ecr,,e is mighty one,
ri. rcalu the worlds "ids span,
And with dcsnot's arrogance
H., ,vics the race Of man.
Match me ;hi1 king, III all tho oaH",
scplca'esye' ii ys sas'
Sometimes he boasts the so'l-like power
IrTis dangerous to mock n:)
OF making LIES pale flame 70 shoot,
When quivcrins in the socket;
And thus he workcth on MINIS fears,
And, through them, 10 his pocket.
Outlines the ro,,fum he as-crds,
a patriot in his glory,
And vows sno parts feelings sway
And tells the good oil story;
Until he finds which p!cS.ts most,
Tho pay OF Nhigo< Worry
Anon no takes hcno's S1dse,
And fights n nations quarrel,
He don, his hclc,, and sirds his sword,
And mounts bis noble sorrcl;
lie seeks famc's wreath, in hope 10 fms
Some gliding OIL the laur"i.
He was the friend OF Mnhunct,
Who meier without his bins
Had made the Eastern world bcliove
He was ille true Aes.'as;
lie also--as 'tis now believed
\ little helped Matthias.
Now, reader, should Won wish TO learn,
This wonders name an! nation,
About the last lis difficult
1'osiyc true relation;
But for the first, Kng Knnbugis
The monurch's designation.
I're no crcdcntisl, os his birth,
I'd print thcmif had 'rr7s
But il doth raiher seem 10 mo
His ma was Eden's MADAM;
For Satan no did humbus her,
And sic did humbus Adam.