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Extras from PETER't PENSION-
The King and Parson Young,
By Peter Pindar , Inquire.
rip HE King, (God blcfs him), met old
JP pailon Young,
Walking on Windsor terrace one fair
, morning—
Delightful was the day—the scent was strong,
A heavenly day for howling and lor
horning!
For tearing formers’ hedges down, hallooings,
Shouts, curses, oaths, and i’uch-like pious
doings. ,
ft Young, (cried the King) d’ye hunt, d’ye
“ hunt to-day ?
“ Yes, yes—what, what ? yes, yes, fine
“ day ; fine day.”
Low with a rcv’rend bow the priefl replied.
“ Great King ! I really have no horse to ride;
“ Nothing, O .Monarch, but my founder’d
“ mare,
** And die, my liege,' as blind as she can flare ”
“ No horse! (rejoin’d the King) no horse,
“ no horse 1”
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“ Indeed, (the parl'on added) I have none :
** Nothing but poor old Dobuin— who of'
“ comic
“ Is dangerous—being blinder than a done.”
* f Blind, blind, Young i never mind—you
“ mud, mud go,
“ Mud Hunt, mud hunt, Young—flay behind ?
“ no, no.”
What pity that the King, in his difpourfe,
Forgot to fay, “ I’ll lend ye, Young, a horse.”
The King to Young behaving thus lb kind,
Whate’er the danger, and howe’er inclin’d,
At home with pohtcjjt Young could not
flay—
So up hiß rev’rence got upon the mare,
Refolv’d the chace with M?>:fty to fiiare,
Whare’cr the dangers of the day.
Kouz’d was the deet !—the King and parson
Yduhg,'
Caftorand Pollux like, rode fide by fide;
When 10, a ditch was to be sprung !
Over leap’d George the Third with kingly
pride.
Over jump’d Tinker, Towzer, Rockwood,
Towler ;
Over jump’d Meuda!!, Bruflmood, Jubal,
. J owlet,
Trimbulli and Lightning, Music, Ranter,
Wonder, ’
And fifty others with their mouths of thunder.
Great names whole pedigrees so fair,
With those of Homer's heroes might compare.
Thus glorioully attended, leap’d the King,
By all thole hounds attended with a spring!
No: Collar’s Risa fiercer look put on,
When with his hoft'he J>aft*d the Rubicon !
But way ward fare theparfon’spalfiey humbled,
And gave the maie a lcdden check
Uhfoi tunately poor blind Dobbin tumbled,
And bioke his rev’rence’s neck.
The Monarch gaping, with amaze look’d
round
Opon his dead companion on the ground—
“ What, what ? (he cried) Young dead,
, , “ Young, Young dead !
il Humph!—take him up-*-aud put him home
. “ to bed.”
Thus having finiihed with a chearfulfaee :
Nimrod the lecond' joiu’d the jovial chace.
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A lift of Defaulter* in Capt. Pool’s diftritf,
Richmond county, 1789, viz.
CHARLES Charles Carter,
William Bryant, Jo n:6 , John
M‘Mullcn, John Brandon, David Evans,
Abia (. lay, Jonathan Glale, john bhadwick,
Abfalom Fears, Dawson,
W. FREEMAN, Rcc.
in (’apt. Beniamin Gilbert’s dirtiirt
iiffeni couuiy—Ahfaloni Hunt.
UHN rWUMAb, juu. R",
Notification.
ALL persons who are pof
felied of Treasury Certi
ficates ifilled by the late Trea
surer, Seth John Cuthhert, Ei
quire, deccafed, are requeued to
report the dates, sums and deno
mination of such Certificates to
the Honorable JoiVph Clay, En
quire, in Savannah; or to John
Meals, ' Efquirc, Treasurer, at
Augusta, in order that the amount
. outdanding may be aicertained.
JOHN WERE AT, Auditor.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
STOLEN out of my pasture, as
Loculi Hill-, on i hi rid ay night
between the loth and i nil instant,
two hdrfes, viz. a white h;rfe, up*
wards of fifteen hands high, ten or
twelve years old, branded cn the
mounting burtock D. S.; Also, a
chelnut sorrel horse, about fourteen
, and an half hands high, fix orfeven
years old, branded on the mounting
buttock 1. W. They both trot and
pace. Any perlon delivering the
above horses to me, ar Locust Mil;;
or Col. John Milton, Augusta shall
have tlu above reward, or in propor
tionforeithei,andtwentv pounds lfr
ding for the conviction of the thitv s.
GEO. HANDLhY.
- Locuji Hill, Srft. 14, 17K9.
At a Meeting of the Board of
d ru/leei of the Richmond Aca
demy, Friday , Sept. 11, 1789.
IT appearing that the commons
to be leafed our by the adt of
AftembJy of the fourteenth Au
gust, 1786*, have not been clear
ed and cultivated as therein, and by
leveral orders of this Board, have
been directed. And it having been
suggested, that, provided the lease
cou d be extended, leveral of the
ltffees, or theif afiigns, would bind
themselves to clear and cultivate the
paits by them reipe&ivcly leafed, in
conformity to the obieds of the said;
ad * whereupon
It is ordered, That all such lessees,
or their afligns, wno fhail the
rents due, and give obligat ons, with
security, for the additional tune as
per annual lease, shall be entitled to
a leafs of seven years, to commence
from the third i uefjay in Odebtr
next; and that the obligati ns of
all luch as do not comply literally
with this order, (hall be put in suit
agreeable to the order of the Board
of the 2ift July Lift, if n it paid by
the laid third Tucfday in O&ober
next. ’
Ordered , That the foregoing or
der be publilhed.
Extrntt from the proceedings
of the Board,
J. M, SIMMONS, Chrk.
AL L persons having demands
ag iinft the e-lace of Ak xnu
dcr ehearer, merchant, decealed,are
desired to lend them in, duly attefU
, ed, to Thomas Cumming, in Au
gulia, or to the fubferiber, in Sa
vannah, on or before the hrft day of
January next; and thofc ihdcbt:d,
are requeftid to make payment as
eariy as pofiibie, in ord r that the
adminiitrator may be enabled to dis.
charge the dzbts owing by the de
cealed.
ANDREW M<CREDIE, AJminiJlrator .
SeOt. i, 1789.
GAME to my houl'e near Walker’s bridge,
in'Burke county, aboutthe 15thor20th
of April lift, a NEGRO FELLOW, who
fay;> his name is George, aud belongs to one
- Robert M‘Crary, lately of Souch-Carolina, and
who left that Hate about the ill of April latl,
with an intention of fettling in this Hate, itl
Wilkes county, near Walhington j-~hc fays
his mailer left'him in South-Carolina, but
having been ili-tieated, thought proper to
come in pursuit of him. \ This fellow is about
fihy jears of age, of a yellowilh complexion,
Bout made, about live feet, i'even or eight
inches high, cross-eyed, and appears to be
country born. Mr. M‘Crarv, by proving *
his pioperty agreeable to law, and paying the
expences that ihail may re
ceive him on application.
; , DEMPEY WELCH.
July 25, 1780.
Lift of Defaulters in Capt. Peafre’s Diflritf,
Cafli, Thomas Wynn, John Martin,
—. bort, Brown, Morgan,
Lor key, Crawford, Thomas Wynn,
John Wynn, Arglefs Pcnter, Amafa Jackson,
Graham, John Hunller, Nixon,
Anselm Bugg, Janies Fox, jun. John An
drews, William Barkley.
t*t Archibald Beale, ;nd Moody Burt,
,are said to belong to Lapt. Pool’s difirift.
W, U RQUHART, R. R.
Lift of persons, not belonging to Captain
Peane’s Company, who have made their
returns to me.
GEOP.&E VValtoo, Esq. John Meals,
Esq. James Armstrong, Esq. C’hrifto
pher Hillary, Elq. David Caih, Godfrey Zim
metman, Robert Earifh, Sherwood Allen,
Anselm Lee, Jas. Vaughan.
W. URQUHART R. R.
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GEORGIA. - By Lewis Gardner t
• . ( L * s< ) ( Esq llegifterofTro,
LEWIS GARDNER, r bats for the County
) of Richmond.
\A7 HERE AS William johnflon,has applied
V V to me for letters of administration on
the estate of Theophiius Davis, deccafed, Thefc
are theiefore to cite and admoniih all and
Angular the kindred and creditors of the said
decealed, to be and appear before me at my
Office, on the sth day of Otlober next, to
Drew cause, if any they have, why letters of
adminiftratiou lhould not be granted
Given under my hand and feal,’at my
Office, the sth 5 th day of September i a ‘
the year of our Lord one thousand
seven hundred and eighty-niue, and
in the 14th year of the Independence
of the United States of America.
To be Exchanged,
A Isegroe, of any age or descrip
tion, lor CatcfS. Enquire of the
Viincer.
*t* Blank Bonds, Blank
Writs, Deeds of Convey
ance, • and New England
Primers,
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