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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parisf'of East Baton Rougc-Third
District Court.
~ John w MusseinsD

John w MusselDaD
vs. No 1929.
D 8 Holmes. Thomas Lilly and Joseph Penny.
n virtue Of a writ Of alias feri facias to me
ID directed BY the honorable the Third District
Court, Parish and State aforesaid, will be expos
ed at public sale, on
Saturday ED Aug us., 1910,
at.the court house in the town Of Nation Rouge,
between the usual hours Of sale, all the right. Ii
tie, interest and claim Of the defendants, b S
Holiness Thomas LILLY and Joseph Penny jointly
or separately, in. and to the following described
property, to wit: %
Lots No 6 and 7 in square No 2, in that part of
the town Of Baton Rouge lately held in common
between Hickey, Scott and others. lot No s meas
urins thirty feet by ninety feet, lot No 7 mea sur-
ing one hundred and fifteen feet by ninety feet, al
50 a lot in Halls Row, having thirty feet on north
street, together with all TIE building and improve
ments, on said lots.
Seized to tsatisfy the judgment and costs in ne
above entitled suit.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
iiS % AUs. DUYLASTIER. Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

A new sloop Of wa. the Boston, was recently
launched at the Navy Yard at Brooklyn, n "
sho ia to be Immediately fitted for sea, and, q.
is supposed, is to proceed 10 The Brezii station.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

c-s The difficulty between Mcs'rs 'e"''''
and shepard, member- OF Cong es'' nus USE" ."
,us,ed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

an Afhenian w;Je-Ischomachus did not de-
pend dltogetherion~ management; for his wife
was evidently supplemented, obedien. and inap-
prehensive Of evil. He married her when, in
years and in ignorance, she was but a child; and
when he asked her, some time after the festival
of their nup,uals was over, whether she supposed
he bad married Der for love and pleasure, she re-
pliso ~l;uiJly, ''that her mother had given her no
other iastr actions than to be faithful to her hus.
band; and ,,.at she knew nothing. but was ready
to learn any thing he might choose to tesch her.
-LadV Morean's Woman and her Master.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

= E w Dale Esq. late Cashier Of the Branch of
the Bank of Tennessee a, Columbia, committed
suicide on the 7th instant.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

r. We ere authorized TO ANNOUNCE "hN'
Osrp BERNARD. -. candidate '"f 'h'
C,be,ns,orisl chair subject 10 he ""m'"''''
of the Whir State Convsn'i"n.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

The assessed value Of the real and personal
property in Pennsylvania, according to the valu.
alton of the present year, is SAG. S95 $3.50.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

GoH-The product Of the Southern Gold
Mines in 1899 was about 100000, and since
they ttst began 10 be worked sbou, $40, 600 900.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
NEXT IRE

Scnnfe-N Mr. Members.
First Senatorial district: Laco-t''
Jbiri Senatorial District: & \ W"saTsn
. Opclousas! Jacques Dnprt.
! German Coast Felix Garcio
Arcadia J d Armant
C,ncntJia Edward Sparrow
P",ntr t"upcs: ~
Rapidc. Joseph Walker
$, T'smmauy Th"mn. q Davidson
Old Members.
Orleans: AIbcr, Hon
~f.aourchc Henry NJ Thib,dauA
l~hcrvilIe s Hiriatt'
E,s, Ds,cn R,ugc VIM . Scott
T.liciana Joseph Z Johnson
Na,chl, ,chcs. = Il Bossics'
huakspas: Basil G Crow
Ousch,ts $ W ID wns'
Eight Whigs-Ninc Locof"c"s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
G. N. BUTLER.

Was brausht to the jail Of West
Baton Rouge on the 18th July 1910, a
~ mulatoe woman who calls herself Pc
E~N/ rula, FIVE feet two inches high, aged
LN about twenty-four years. She say
- she belongs to Mr.J B Bergeron at
Fausse Riviere, Points Coupee. The owner is
requested to comply with the law and take her
away. : @ r. DABANCENS.
j1s 80 Jaiior.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

r1-The Hon Bedford Brow and Hon Rober,
Strange, bath Senator'S from North Carolina, have
resigned their sea,s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Steamboat accident-The steamer WIN Paris
recently struck a log on Opnssum Bar, below
Wheeling, and Immediately sunk. No insurance.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
A negro belonging to Mr. CHrswELL. Of Wash

A negro belonging to Mr. CHIswELL. Of Wash
ington county. Mo-, entered the sleeping apart
ment Of his master and mistress about three
weeks since, with the intention Of Milling the
former. Owing to the sickness of a child, Mrs
Chlswel! had taken the front side Of the bed.
The negro struck a, her with an axe--st tina,
moment a flash of lightning illuminated the room
and revealed TO him his error. While the blow
was descending he attempted to ease it, and ac-
cordingly instead Of killing Mrs ChisweIl. he on
ly wounded her severely inshe breast. The me-
gro escaped hut has since been apprehcnded. The
only motive he assigned, was .ha. be wanted to
be sold.-Bee,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Honn,nLs.-Two men quatelled attn soap
ina uufactory near Philadelphia. During the
struggle, one Of them was forced into a vat Of boil
Ing liquid. He fingered for some hours in excru-
Getting agony.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

SrSerL.R-An Old gentleman living at Pal
myra; Fluvanna Go, Va. was lately killed by his
pigs He was found with bis face and limbs
shuking'y nangIfd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Singular Speculation for an Editor-The
editor Of the New York Journal Of Commerce,
Mr. Hale recently purchased The church in Broad
way known A. The Tabcrnacle,' for S27,500.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

United States Bonk-No hiri~dend-Accord-
ing to Bicknell's Philadelphia Reporter, a meet
ing Of The directors Of the United States Bank was
held in tha, city on the 9th instant. at which j,
was deemed inexpsdient to declare sny dividend
Tor the present,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

uJt'Tbe sentence Of the Court Martial, who
from his functions for four years. and Withholding
'fhis pay for two years. II is not ye, known whe,h.
CT the presideu, has ratified the sentence.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

The beauty ofthe rainbow vanfshes in the storm,
gems Of heaven will one day 60 out ; the sun
himself will one day be extinguished but the star
of hope shines beautiful for ever.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Romantic-It was a warm and delightful day.
The beautiful Helen was seated at an open win
dow. The impassioned sun shene full upon hef
face, while the amorous zephyrs wantohly played
among her clustering ringlets. Charles hnsns-
tus. her devoted and ~favorite lover, calamity OF.
fored 10 close the blinds. mo, no,dear Charles
she languishingIy responded, I'D rather have q
little sun than no air at aIl.'-Bosfon Post.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

First Voynye TO China1The frs. voyage from
this country TO China says the Philadelphia
North american, was made .ya ves.etof three
hundred aud sixty tons, which sailed from New
York, February %. 1884. It was commanded
by John Green. On the 18th Of Jolly il anchored
in the strait Of sunJae (~betwecn the island, Of
Sumatrs and-Javs) and aftef some delay at Macao,
arrived az Canton, August 80. ~Itreturned 10
New York, May II, 1855.
In 1883. the ship Alliance sailed from Phila'
delphia for Canton. She had only an ordinary
chart Of tho world, and never anchored from
the day Of her sailing, until sho arrived safely in
China.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
Rem advertisements.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
r. J "A. GAUX, Miniature Painter, has
WI the honor to inform the public tina, he will
execute ali Portraits in miniature, at the shortest
notice and in the best style. Address, Madame
Meyer, Baton Rouge Hotel. j25 24-It
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

From Little Rock-From the las, Little Rock
kansas was rising, and at a good stage for boat.
ing to the garrison above. Several steamers had
passed.
Capt McCrea, U S A, who was wounded at
the tornado at Little Rock, was compelled-to sub
nit TO smputation between the ANGLE and knee.
He is now doing we'll and on duty at Fort Smith.
Rtot-A number Of gamblers assembled at
Chelsea, near Boston, on the 4th instant, with
all their gambling apparatus. The citizens at
tempted to jisperse them. when 4 general fight
followed, in which the blackless were severely
Beaten.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

FauA Finders-The grunblins churl, who is
too lazy or pusillanimous TO work hfmself, is gen.
orally the loudest in complaining Of the inactivity
of others.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Execution # shares-The FIVE negroes who re-
Gently murdered their master. Mr. Atkinson, in
Camden county. Georgia, have been executed on
the very spo. where the murder was coumi.ted,
aad their bodies buried under the ~gslIows.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Muscovite Ladies-When the Muscovite wo.
men have eyed you from head to foot, and having
kissed you four OF six times instead Of twice, re-
commended themselves TO your eternal friendship,
told you, in q %riotous tone aud abrup. expression,
that you are charming. inquired the price of each
article Of your dress, end speculated on the bril-.
liancy Of the next assembly of the mobiles, there
is nothing TO be hoped for. There scarcely seems
to be an idea beyond this, except To abuse the
v~ulgarity Of the Russians jewellers, and to praise
the perfection Of the French.-Memoiys If the
Princess DaschkoU. 49,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

. Col LASoFonD, a promincntlcitizens of.Mou1t
Vernon, Rockcas,Io,c county Ky, ~askilled q Few
Iday. since by Mr. DAVIDSON, Of the same place
Davidson was Immediately taken into custody.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

c. The following capital toas, WAS given BY
q MIR B!eecker at the Fourth Of July celebration
at lonkrTs, n Y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

The Agricultural Interests Of the State Of New
York May our farmers have good crops full ears
heavy grass, and no small pofaioes."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fourth District Court-rarih Of BerpiNe

FOuTH DtSIFlCI SOuFt-x 0Sth OF I0eTviHe
James Hu,che', tutor
William Dodd
Writ Of seizure and sale
uDY virtue of a writ of seizure and sale to me
ID directed by the honorable the Fourth District
Court, Parish Of lberviile, State of Louisiana, will
be sold at the doors of the court house of West
Baton Rouge, on
Thursday goth day Of August next, 1910,
between the usual houHs of sale, all the right. IT,
tie, interest, or demsSd OF the defendant, in and
to the following described property to wit:
A certain plantatioll or tract Of land situated in
The Parish Of West Baton Rouge, on the right
bank Of the river Mississippi, (descending) con-
tanning four hundred .nnd ten acres superficial.
bounded above by lar.ly Of Alden Winchester and
below by lands Of Fersus Duplantier, with al the
buildings and improvements thereon, it being the
same tract of land purchased by William Dodd on
the 18th May 1899.
Seized to satisfy the judgment and costs, in the
above entitled suit.
Terms Of Four thousand and one dollars
and twenty five cents, with ten per cent per annum
interest thereon from the 4th Of January 1870 iii
paid, and two dollars and fifty cents costs Of pro-
test and the costs Of suit to be taxed IN Cash, and
S4DOl o51iOO due and payable the 4th January
ls4l, bearing ten per cent interest after .lue tilt
| paid, and for the sum Of $4OCl 25,tOO due and nav.
able on the 4th Of ia nuary t842, bearing ten per
cent interest sitter due till paid, and for the sum
OF S4OOl 25lfOO due and payable on the 4th day OF
January i843, bearing ten per cent interest after
due till paid.
lis % WIT. HERERT. Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Pretty Nomen--The divine right Of sbeau.y,
says Junius, is the only divine RICH. m English-
man can acknowledge, ania pretty woman the
only tyrant he is not authorized TO resist. Junius
was g true patriot. and we heartily respond to
these noble sentiments.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
pUBLIC aALEI

WILL he sold by ,hs undersigned parish
w Judge o" Friday she 7th August ls4O,
=. The cour, huuss in the ,tsvft Of B,to" Ro"se,
the following descfibed pfoTSefty, to wit:
Lo, No . in square No 81, situated in that part
of the town Of Baton Roukt laid out BY E. Beau
regard, measuring go feet. Sont BY 100 feet in
depth ; said %, will be diviued into twossto bs sold
separately.
Tsnns--One half cash; s1Hs balance On 1 credi.
Of six months, with notes satisfsttofly ehdUtSed
paysb,s nsbank with tnortkags till ffal payment:
j25 24-2t CT. TEsSIER,s PIT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Barker Daniel
Beaur egard B
Brousssrd Dominique
Bfohssard Ursulisn
Boullion } NJ
Burton Nelson b
Brown John H
Bfoussard Lsurens
Bonomy II
Bush Jacob
Courtney Col N
Clark }
Colin Rosemond
Consul of West Bato
Rouge
Collin Cyprien
Cbissson Apoiins
Courtney A
Clebert Mons
Coles w r
Chan.berlans WIN
Csude Jssoh
Clemen. Fergus
Caldwell Burrows
Chevalie: Joachim
Girls Joachim
Continent ! ucien
Courtney Adins.
Con,ini Mons
Clancy Wac,on
Colin Sosthene
Collins Elisha
Carr s J
Doiron J B
Daigre Laurent
Doiron Ellen
Doiron Hermogens
Dunlap Robt
Denham John
Doyle Jas H
Duchieu Mons
Duval james
Dortch David
DomoiDe L
Daiglo Mde O '
Dajglc J B
burst John
Duplantier Mad Alfrc'
Duporteil Monsr
Duple.sis Valerie
Droz Numa
Day Rowland
Dursl terminus
Doiron JeSn
Ely Sarah Ann
Eddins Joel
Ever. Je.se
Foster Fisher A
Frazief Tbos J
Ferguson 7 urner
Fox D Z w
l'Foiqe Cls's
Favrot Juge
Fox Up
Ferbos Paul
Ferbos FRANCOIS
Geflache Nicholas
Gibson WIN
Gayle John 8
Gooden Saml D
GrailIey Hector D
Camel Lodoiska
Garshuber ] w
Gibbins Harvey
Granthan Nathan
Gibbins Jas H
Henry Mad J Bts
Hill William
Harrison Pollard
Hiatt WIN
~HaynesHenry H
Haynes .PhilaDdsr
Hamilton Miss Sarah
H ughs David p
Houston Crawford
Hylton Joel p
Hebert Y
Jeune Aldizs
Jolly Ursan
Johns Henry
Jones AlexsnAr
Jumel Mad Pauline
KirIley E N
,Kirkland '
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

MARRIED,

MARRIED, s
On the 10th inst, by VIM Gil ESQ, Benjamin
BossKi to Miss Lydia Ca.harine KnuspaALr.
both Of this Parish.
DIED.
On the Goth inst, Abijah Russ, aged about 81
years.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Reynaud Monsf
Richard E,ienns'
Robinson Chas F
Rudman John j.
Roberts VIM J
Rounsaville D w
Scott Revd g l. L
f~aiamsnder Wiliam
Scot. Mrs Mary
Stout Jno
Smith Mrs Mary
Sloan Mont
Slough E
Secret Celes,in
Smith Thos B
Sullivan Daniel,
Smith Blakely
Sect David
Smith Thos "
Sowel VIM
Smith e. Yberty
s~kipw;.h Henry.
Scudder Calvin.
=, Paul Michel
Toney Mons.
TempIet Celestin
Templet Jean Marie
Thomssson John D
Talbot John q.
T'riart Mons
Turbeville A H
Tulier Jean
fuller Guillaums
Tindall Roo, II.
Thomas w b.
Tingle James A.
viDiDg w B.
Vaughan Harrio, 4
Victor Veto,
Vanlsndingham o C
Wood Mons,
White J l..
Whiting Lucy
Wikof VIM
Worms A~ugus.s
Whiting Hiram.
Webb Anthony
Waikiki Zepheniceh
White William
Woods A q
! Waggoner VIM
Webb Jacob 8
Wilson Dr. John r
Wilson Marvin A
Winthrop A
Weeks Mary C
West Clifford
Yhsrky William
Yoes VIM B
YounsbIood Martin
Young Josephine
A p 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Fatal Aceidtni-W While the hands were unload
ing the steamer. vicksburg on the 18th inst. a
hogshead Of tobacco fell upon a man ia the bold.
Il struck him in the back, below the shoulders,
cutting him shockinsIy. He was Immediately taxi
en- to the hospital, but no hopes are entertained Of
his recovery.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

The Supreme Court Of Massachusetts, has dc.
,cided that were the promisee Of a note, payable
on q certain day. contracts not to demand pay.
ment until a~certain time after its maturity, such
contracts will prevent his recovering on the note
when due ~ the terms Of it, although he will he
IisbIs to the. other party in damages for tho
breach Of his agreement.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Cap. -Breese and the gun room officers of,he
corvette, were entertained by the Lieut. Governor
who SOM days after partook Of American a hospi.
tally on board the corvette.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
hf LETTERS

HsmSinins in tn. Pos. b.
Juno s0.h 1s4o.
| LiSTE t1ES L
Rsstsht ST buitah u ID !
30 Jdin 1910.
Arthur Winiam| III.
Allison John T Nm
Amey Adofphs La
Alexsndrf n In,
Ausustln Jdls Ii,
Allah Theothils lie,
Anderson David lie,
iAdsiin Ira In,
Adelaide Mademoistlls, La,
"To-- Esq: Wheel Lin
Wriyb. lie.
Bergeron Dorvilis Lin
Blsncbsfj MI liz
Dstin Joseph Mo
BI"nchard Ambrose Mo
Black 10 Me
Berger.n H Me
Babin Joseph e Nc
BuJol Ansdis Mo
Brown Alex H Mu
Bredges Isham Ma
Bruce Ma
Brooks Dexter MI
Bonnin Mons Nj
Bois Li.e. Ma
Baifn E.ien Mil
Berthen James Nc,
BeEhade Mad We Me-
Bernard Felix NJ
Barker Daniel Mi,
Beat, easrd B + No
Brodsssrd Dominique Ma
Bfohssard Ursulisn Ma
Boullion } Nc
Burton Nelson b No
Brown John H No
Bfoussard Laurent Ns
Bopomy II No
Bush Jacob NJ,
Courtney Col N Mel
Clmk o.,
Colin Rosemond OF,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25
The PREsInrxT of The L. s.
THE GREAT rACPEE 0N THE PARISH.

II appears that the Blush Bank Of The L. 5. in PHI
ladelphia is completely "on he pnrish, and onl
living from day day upon The aims winch put mt
Is wallet These aims have been collected from three
great cities: from Philadelphia, Boston and New York
The aggregate upwards Of 90DO,0nO If dollars, and Is
TINS made up. The other hanks in Phadr phla furnish
6.00O, O0n The Boston banks SIMPLY tw" and half NIL
lions; banks in n. York S55,O 0t; individuals in New
York and in London 1000; total, S9.300,000. Thus
the Great Rpgnlator-that institution without which
neither the Government the country exist, &C
cnrdng to The Fedcralsts-ths institution unable II
resume without borrowing near ton millions Of dol
lars. What is this bnt To admit lis insolvency aud II
show that must break mp unless It gets perma
nent relief from some other quarter 1T cannot live
upon loans and these loans, it is well known, moi
supplies Of money lent 10 it, but extensions oil
credit on existing debts. That is all The great pau.
per has got her large creditors to hold back for n,ne
months and year. These large creditors have
taken to have security for the delay they grant
while the small creditors holding the notes of the
Bank, which have been sent off in bales and trunk
loads to be pushed upon the people Of the South and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25

MtEpfg - Nlr. SthphM.-Jhr N"ritrrn Cty ~.
pcrs have bscn fIr several dll> prs. "ccnprd Wtih
SprcGnir,ns regard IL iII. sudl,n aGi iuv@,rrf-
disappearance oi llr SnydaD President IT tie F,r.
IN, rs and Mechanics Bank nj Nrw Bfun>u,ck. \.
J,.r>.r Soon alter consultation Wit! the DIR, c',r
the bank few DAYS ago. At which he expressed
phllc opposition 10 tsc"nnItng certain paper tl1t
presented, hc lett the bank, supposed, t. -
home, but never more seen nj vr lis dsappe.C
ancc was attributed 10 . sudden alienation al mpd
II appears, however, that H. MAS nhumamly muri.s
ed LIS body has been found IN the cellar tone fitt
Robinson. Suspicion had been rntrr;ainrd-'he iluot
rrmoved-thc place oh.rrvcd-and the body found
fur feet under ground The skull was broken prola.
blv bv violent blow from hammer. ave. other
strnmrnt Robinson IS carpenter hy trade, and bad
purchased the LIT and received the FIR building
the house credit from Mr. utdam. Mr. Suytuu
undoubtedly induced to tie house II r.
bins"n under the promise ot paving oh his obligations
y the mortgage bond, notes, &c. wrrc all found
Robinson possession Robinson, his wife, and b.
thcr secured
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25
al'p COUNTRY.

". J. fto"plht Lst
Orr conn;ry,-'lis u ri"ri"'is ianh-
With broad arms >'rtrhca fr"in shore 70 shole
Tn. proud racfIic chaf-- her 'trand,
Sh- l-ars thr dark Atlantis roar;
AMI nnrlured un her ample hrest,
How many 80 DIG prospect lies
In Natuir'- wIId->i rr, drur crest,
Eu,nirllcd with her iove!iest dyes.
Rich prairi-s, d -ck'd with flower, Of gold,
Like >iinl,t ucrin< roll atui
Bf,nd lakes her a7ufr heavens behold,
Re.lrc;n. Il :,r each irenhine Star,
And u,ighry rivers, niolintin horn,
60 swre ,,im. onward, dark a"d deep,
Through fnests where the boundin: fawn
Beneath their sliet ring branches leap.
And crailrd mid her clustering hill,
Sweet val ia dfeanilike heaiii. hide,
Wh.r- love the ar with mu>lc nj,
And calm cn"tsnt and peace ABIDE;
Fur plenty re her fulnrs- po'irs,
In rich prufu.nn "'er the land,
And sent Ia seize her generous stores,
There prowIs no yramt's hire ling ,and.
Crra, Col, wr thank the for this h"me-
Thu. huunteoii> bfihland at the ifer;
Wn-r. wiuderef- from AFR nly e'il',
And breath. tie AR al Tibet =
Still may her 4 ,wers untr tmrri'ed spring,
il.r irr Il. wivr. her Cities rise:
And yri TN Time shtli fold HI WING,
Remain Elftli's ioyeii-.l par ld.+..
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The CALLED SEssIos.-ln the concluding part Of
his sperch Thursday last &lr Wright gave killing
reply Mr.. Wehsrrs argument for called session.
After proving up ha, there necessity for II, he
wen, further, and pledged himself and his political
friends, TO keep The appropriations rihin Tie inecme,
This was killing answer. 1t left Mr.. Webster nearly
speechless. He attempted small reply, but
avoided committing his party 10 the same policy He
mould not pledge them 10 kesp the appropriations aciin
Tbs income He knew too well the long list of plum.
deers that have to be provided for the office seekers
the claim holders the British Bank, and its eormorant
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cANCEW! CANcEK:! cANCEG I:

CANCER. IA\tEK.! CAM EE :,
hR BENJAMIN H. ANDERSON, nilrf> ms services ~
~ the public, the q aud
hi-,s., such i c,i
iiai cg, wi be made unless he intL
His residence Iu,.,atr, The road leading
mnnd is nclIirg, Carrr-vlr lu,k
Cnir ,il,.
dressed El,dsr T.. d. Buckingham Counit, VA
piidl VII meet with prompt attention.
Ian
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brood ALL ali exhausted III tie Presidential canvas.
and demanding tie r.paraoi 81 t:Ies ruined fortunes
only expect 10 suck the public blood TOR four years and
cann". possibly lose year on; Of tue four before liz,
bpuin - GIpi,
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PAY TIE PRINTER.
Or, nnai "Loa. Tn, .7ro.'
Here CONS win'er, here r"m : WINTER,
Storm. III h,il-a nj >nrw-and steel
Pay the Pratt y, pay the Pfintrr.
lie, him warm hi hands ard fetf.
U,rr rnm-s winter. here comes WINTER,
Whitening every hill and daie;
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Send y.nIr N ,ury Il, the inaii.
Pt, IN. rrin or, ply the rrint.r,
All rru, .rih-r his jn.'di-,
In raI.i winter, III Geld ~h''r'
H.. wants ,sh ~ wei n !oi.
Merry wiut-r. merry winter
IL mil h. i. all ,ionchi;
Pr, The Printer, pls tile Printer,
D., the thing thai II lHiiir.
H,up, winter, happy winter,
IlIk { Juggling 1T III heii'i
To the Printer. L. the Prlnter,
Whit III tales their uInsir tells.
An p,,r Prnrcr!-ah. p"r Ptln'si.-
Nont .nb>cri'rfS ftnlic all
In lie winter. in the mntrr,
But meier think Of ynn al all.