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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-11
VIRGINIA. to wit

VIRGINIA. 10 wit:
~ ralcs held "a tho Clerks ofiee Of the Cirruit
Superior C0us, @ Law AMI Chanccry Cor the County
.; Randolph on the first Monday in November. 1889
Peter '-nrns mi Suslnnah his wife. late SusannAh
Slniid. Iohn White and Mlry Mlrlaln his wife late
Aiiry Mlgialia Smith. Sirah Smith. Elizabeth Smith
AMI h1th1rac Margaret Smith widow OF Henry Smith
deceased, Piaaiifs. against Henry Smith, Katharine
Mlrg,rct saith, John Smith Rachel Smith. Eli Smith
l~iiann Snlih and jacob Smith, children anil heirs
OF Hcusy Saith deceased. Defendants.
The dcieni an' jacob Smith no having entered ais
sP2e1rlnco an gwen sacGry, according tho OF
Assembly AMI the rules Of this Court ana il appear.
ins b. satisfactory evleace TINT no il not an inhabi
tani OF this Commonwealth ii s ordered that the sai
descAdani do appear here ;he frat day Of the
;csm anl answer he bill OF iiro Pain,IIi. nrl that
coy o! THIS order Ia forthwith inserted in -one public
Newspaper published IN tho town Of Wheeling for
two molrs excessively AM posted the front door
OF The Cnlr; hrlss Of Randolph county for the like
penal 4 cooy tes.r. A. EARLE Clk
II. GOFF Cor Com? nov l4-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-11
Robert Barlow. Complainant
against
John T. Morgan sad Johu W. BranstruP, Defend


The DeieSfant Morgan not having entered h,s
appearance and Eiven security accordinp 10 m az
~ Asscn ~ and The rules Of this Court and ~ a.
pcnrnz ~ sasisciOry proof hst he 10 not an nbob-
Ufnt Oi ms Commons c1lih; on motion Of Com.
plsnan by counsel. % 10 order that IN "a A ~.
'endani DO appear here the frs; dsy OF ths neri
~rring ltrfn OF this & urt, and answer the said
Oinp anant blil, und hate copy OF this order BE-
tnrihwfih INSERTED n some ufvfpapcr printed In tbe
cry u wheeling. ftr Two months surcesstve'v AMI
county '
4 cory tcs'e. ALEX. T. LAIDLFY, clerl.
Hooo. January T. Icf0.
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IaV't UVVII WITT " I'5V IHsVu suTN bFl' adGflc1 10
THIS hoiel for the better accumu odaon ri vsiorS aud
boardcrs. we'll furnished with rroncnades 10 each
story, and gallery on top, making a beaur ii,l and
healthy resort IN and Attending one or:he finest
AID most extended views of The surrounding mc.~Si
scenery to be found
The whole hotel is about 100 feet 'front.' The ground
or lot about 400 fcei-fne stablIng, carriage sheIs
snokc-house. zee hOnsr, &c &c.
Three lines or sjoge coaches between Haiiuroro
and Wheeling arrive at. and depart from. this house
daily. come Of which eat there.
Apply TO The Subscribers sage ofice Barnnuls no.
tel Baltimore or stage os.ce. Cnioniown. Pc -
dec l9-d L. w. STOCKTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-11
William Carmnn. Complainant.
aPain.t

Aaslin Pcry. and William woodflr,i late oopartner
under the fne name and style ofPsay & weoIf,ra a
/ Eenry MoJre. John g. Clarke. and Marx Douglas.
late 90 partners under the firm. name and style o.
Moore, Cinrke & Co sud Henry Moore in his own
right. Defendants.
The Defendants. Pcay and Woodford. not having
entered their appearance and given security according
10 The act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and
u appearing ny satisfactory proof that they are not az
hablianS OF this CUmmOnwealih--On motion Of Com,
painani 10y counsel il is ordered that The said Defn
danis' Pesy 4 NOolOrj. do appear here on the frsi
day OF the next Spring Term OF is Court enfcr tbe,,
appearance give security Cor performing the decree OF
the Couit IN The cause. and answer the Complainant,
Dbl or Otherwise defend this suit aud that copy Of
iis order be forthwith inserted IN some neu.uaney
printed ~ the city Of Wheeling for two months spy
ccssiVey. aud pesed the ffogt door Of The Cou,,
house of Ohio county
copy te''e. ALIEN. T. LAIDLEY. Clerk.
LAMB i0r complainant Jan. Hrh. 1910.
VEGlNIA--iv oHANerRY---At rules held in The
Clerks ofhce Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
1u Chanoery or tho county Of Ohio. ~ the month Of
Robert Beer. Complainant.
against
Ann Armsirc-T. jeremiah Y Armstrong Duncan
Campbell. William Harrnh. Aarun Boocher. wi.
Defendants Nv
Tho Defendants Duncan Csrnpben. william, TTsrr,b
naroa bo1cher William Mills, William Clarke. and
Ihomns SClarke not having entered their appearance
anJ gwen security according 10 tho act Of Assembly
md The rules Of tbs Court snd u appearing nv s,,is
a' tory proof That they not inhabitants Of the Com.
mpn"caIlh Of FirgIna--on motion Of Complainant ~
counsel = ordered hat INC said Defendants do ap
rev. here on the FIRST day Of the next Spring Torn Of
ihis Couft enter their appearance. and snsgver Inc
hi OF ths sad Complainant. Otherwise defend this
'u and thai copy Of this order 10 fuhwith ms =,
Iso m some newspaper printed IN the city ofwhs i
ior two months excessively. and T-,sied az M, -.
door Of the Court house n Ohio eanuty ''i
copy tesie ALEX. r. LAIDIEY. c1.,t
LAMB ''' Con P'''n'm. Jan lsth 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-11

A|of l'ENr.--f.ve large ROOsis in mark ct squar,
o. IN the second aEd third siofes OF {. J Re,l!y'
SURE fof iefiHs apply 20 J. q J. REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-11

II
n OTiNE-The creditors OF z Graz. I've ?ariasr I
- ' ~ the dm OF Sweeney. Mathews and Cray. /
arc hrrcy inorrned that vii p1y all OF the personal
s>cosi;s yyh.ch nav De credited and approved Of bv
s"i X Sray) a. can avail myself ofny funds
w4iish arc isow "a he hands of Sweeney & Na,hevs
ard wca len, then irnnsd uateiy after ny ar.
ENa N ihis ooIutTy. bu, which have now entered
against tt.ln--anl - son I can command mid
fands. Amounting ~ nearly two thousand dollars
VIII ay the sad accounts. the lasf cont they erst
beng approved Otss required. JAS. GREER
NhcclIns October 2lsi 1899
Al The ltns OF the dissolution Of the partns-,Aip o.
." easy Mathews Gray, I received nei,her tuoae,
ncF an portion Of the stock on hands but was throw
an % business without hours notice or any provi
sioH oeis made t0s the support OF myself OF farnly-
S~eeisey and Mathews gave me no notice or inrn-
uon' drecilyor Indirectly. OF their ,n,enon 10 du
solve Partnership t after we had finished taking IN
account ot sioci> and we never had an article ,
egFeeSaeat partnership. ,hey took the advantage
retaining every thing in their own hands and ug throw
ing rnyscitaDi hnlly on the world without cent
Ihe total 4aoIut OF IN; personal in sb,elness will NJ
exceed onc hundred aai fffy dollars. and so soon
my ilihcr-in-law (Mr Greer can recover ms none
rom thora which will We next Nav. We pledge %
selves that every cent Of INV accounts shall he paid
October 81 noyl4 l-4n Rob-T. GRAY.
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FlRGlNlA-IN cHAScEGY--At rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law,
and Chanrcry Cor the county Of Ohio. in tho nonth of
Januars. 1870 "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-11
GeOrge Atkinson. Complainant,
. against

fS'Ist ACColl"ueh, u oiDas murphy, and Andrew
Mitchell. Deendsnts'
Inc Defendant NcCoiloueh no, hsvinr entered
~ hp9eHrrnce and gwen seeGrty according To- inc
act OF assembly and thc roles OF thu. Court ard A.
appearing by saiisfacOTy proc. that he Is not an in
nabiiant o. tlHs Comm inwealih on motion OF the
'lnPIslnant by counsel, u l. OrdeTe tiHi the said
Defendant d. sppeaT here On he FIRST day 81 H.
next - l1g Term OF this Court, aad answer ill.,
J"mplain1Uts ~ and that copy Of this order h.,
.oI hNiih ,n5cTted IN some n - paper printed IN
TIE ciiy Of Wheeling. f1r two mOu'hs slcccss.vetv
ant posted at the front do Of the Court house 81
OHIO county.
4 copy tsst". ALFx. T. LAInLFY, Clerk
'A'OS ~ WILSON. January 7, 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-11

NlR6lNlA-fS cEArcgEY-At rules hela I'm The
Clarke Ohce of the tIrcuit Superior Court Of law
and Chancerv, tor the county of DIN IN the month
Of January t5iO.
Jacob y. Bier nnd lloyd G. Hughes. mariners in
Business under The firm of Bier * Hughes Com
pls.n,nts,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10
LIFE PILLS
AND pHENfX BIi,i,EgS

A POSITIVE CURE FOR FEVER s. AGUE
AND BILIOUS FEyERs.
A weIl-regulated aad proportionate quantity Of
"A bile upon the stomach is always requisite for
the promotion of souad Iteal.h-it stir uiates ,liges-
ton, and keeps the intestinal canal free from all
distractions. On the inferior surface of the liver.
rs a peculiar bladder. in whieh the bile is first pre-
served, being formed by the liver from the blood.
Thence II passes into the stomach anil intestines,
and regulates the Indigestion. Thus we see, when
there is a deficiency ofbiie, the body is constantly
%costive. On the other hand, an ovcrabundance Of
| bile causes frequent nausea at the stomach; and
often promotes very severe attacks of disease,
which sometimes end in death.
MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES should always
be taken IN The early stages of bilious complains;
and IT persescred in strictly according to the direc-
tons, will positively effect a cure
The mineral medicines often prescribed in these
diseases, although they may effect a temporary
cure, at the sarae time create An unhealthy state OF
the blood, and consequently teud to promote a re-
turn OF the very disease which they are employed
to cure. 1t ia then, by the use Of pursati, IS, ex-
cids'veiy formed of We. ,etabie compounds, uAich-
possessing within themselves no deleterious N.
cies, which decomposition, combination or alt, \
tion can deyelope or bring into action: and, then :
fort, capable of producing no effect, save that whic
is desired-thst a safe remedy is found.
II LIFE FILLS AND PHENIX B1TTERS
have proved to be the most happy in their effects,
III cases. OF bilious diseases, of any purely vegetable
preparation eyer offered to the public. If the sto-
mach is foul, they cleanse Il by exciting it to throw
of its con'efits If not, they pass to the duodenum
w,th,utexciting vomiting or nausea in the stomach;
stimulating the neiEhboring yiscera, as the liver
and pancras, soas to produce a more copious flow
OF their secretions into the intestiies; stimulating
the exhalent capillaries, terminating in the inner
coat, which an Increased now Of the useless parti-
cles of the body foreign matters, or retained secre-
tons, are completely discharged.
.NOURDAN has been appointed agent
for the sale of my medicine 10 Baton Rouge.
aug 24-eS WM. B. MOFFAT, N. York, |
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Conditions OF the. Goxcf,e-

No subscription taken for . sI,or,.r ,,..;,, !.
~ lear. Tn price az the G,azshe Il SIY
".lAAs per annuln, one half payable in nd
.sc' sed the Remaining imstalmcuta 1T the com.
s"eaoe,nent OF the latter six months 81 each wear
da. I.. NY one ~ removal or otherwise wish to
not'seto that effect before he exn;ra,;o" ors ,hs
yeAr, otherwise he will be considered a. snh.
scribiny Cor mnoiher year.
q ADVER rlSEM f.yTS will he charceI =,
.o.o~s: Adversisements not exceeding twelve
~. ."SI; os .ess, VIII be@inserted for One DoLLAR,
longer ones in the same ratio.
Ssos.lsen :nts unless otherwise ordered will
oe pa.'isheI IN English and French dntil forbid.
aid charged sccordi nely.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10
STR s.

Taken up on the fst inst, by VIM. Thorsas OF
: his plantation about six miles frot, Baton Route
hlhree I'D COW, swallow fork in the left ear a,o
branded IF. H - OIL the RICH, hip. Said cow ha.
= calt. m9 l;
On tie plantation Of Caldwell and Hickey, $ mile.
below Baton Rouge, q bay H0RsE, "a hands high,
a black spot on his right hip. his nose and. face
white. p. A. WALKER,
Feb 60 s Ranger.
TAKEN up by A. II. Legendre on his plan,a-
tion about ! miles from town on the Isl lust, 4 black
HORSE, with u blaze face aud u slit IN the: left
ear. about is years old. al s
TAKEN up BY Jas H Allison, about % miles
from Baton Rouge, on the Liberty road, on We'd
nesday 25ih March, a sorrgl MARE, about "a
hands high, white streak in the face, left hind
foot white, a white streak round the right fore foot
and 4 couple Of white spots OH the right hind leg
about six years old. r. A.. WALKER,
~ 8 Ranger.
TAkEs up by Mr. W. ". Written living on
the Anite % miles from Baton Rouge in this par
ish on the lst April. a cnesnut sorrrl MAaE, four
years old, fourier, hands aud a hall thigh, u small
white spot in the face.
all 9 PA. WALKER, Ranger.
TAxxx up on the lst April l54a, a Red and
White Cow, no brnnd, ma tked a crop in the left
ear and two small splits in the right ear. about
four wars old aud a calf mi markedly Nathan
iel Grayless absut S miles from Baton Rouge.
all 8 r. A. WALxgn, Ranger.
Taken uphy N Grayless S miles from Baton
Rosge, a brindled COW aud calf, marked a crop
aud underbit in the right ear, upper half crop in
the left. branded VII. Pr on the side and on the
hip with a s;.,gle ct" about four years old.
Calf not marked.
Aug % %
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:: T.. L. LANDRY,& CO.

mRUGGG1SfS and a potiec a sies, andwiole
~ sale dealers in Medicines, Obs and Pau,ts
English ard French Chemicals, Window Glass
P~erlamet les, sa-nishes Dye stuffs. Spices &c.
Their store for thf PRESENT IS at No. II8 Julia
street, one door !srora corner of Camp.
fErN- b. Pa-ticalaiattention will be paid to
t''ttt,.ig ap family .nFdiciaes. .~nseiciae chests, aud
ORDERS from The country generally. Landry & Co.
invite planters AM me b eHirs 70 give them a call.
New Orleans, June s II
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R-S

SHE subscriber has located himself in the tcwr,
III Of Baton Rouge at tie old stard, lately &C.
e,pied by Reeze Fiiz Patrick, where all kinds Of
Watches, Clocks, Organs, al Music Boxes will
De repaired Oh the shortest notice ard ID the bes,
style. lie has on han! spectacle glasses Of all
colours and suitable for all ages winch he will fit
IN at a reduced price. An kinds Of Jawelry men
ded 70 a ncat manner. He has also all kinds Of
JeweifY for sale, low for Cash.
Hyatt aud p. A. Walker.
Get II 81 C. MO09r
o gold and silser taken ip payment for
work.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

egTRA1ED Oh stole, from tie subscriber on
ny the 9Th inst, . hrownish red coloufed horse ,
left hind foot VIII lie, a white spot IN his hind
thigh, and Il scar IN his forehead. He is about
eight years old, and thirteen or fau rtees hands
high. Twenty dollars reward will be given 10 ans
person who may bring said horse to the owner, ~
who will give any information leading 10 his 10
eovery. JOSEPH MARTINEZ.
Sept &c 80
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B,ToN ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY

BATON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY.
CoNDucTED BY Mr.. AND MRS. FISHER. -.
EXTfrH respectful confidence, we place cur
w selves thus publicly before the community,
to solicit that patronage which an assiduous devote
ment to the moral anti intellectual interests oil
those committed to our tuition bespeaks A coupled
with, and greatly assisting the faithful teacher. we
have from the commencement OF onr teaching, pro-
cesied on the %inductive principle, introducing that
series of books as fast as we could, without put
ting parents to unnect ssary expense. The iad.ietive
is the course pursued in the most Intelligent aparts
of Europe, and the most popular in the world.
Mere responsibility was not the object aimed at, at
the opening of this school, but that superiority TO
which ability and experience, combined with a la-
borious aud Conscientious discharge Of the teachers
duty attains. In this WI havs not been disappointed,
as the average number OF our pupils, together with
theirprogress show.
We have made provision for a most valuable IL
brary for our school, containing a great ~yariety of
rare and valuable Information, upon almost every
subject. We have ordered from New York and
shall receive such apparatus as is necessary to ex-
plain the different sciences. We shall also re-
ceive books and stationary, Of any kind, and to any
amount, at order directly from New York.
No pains viii be spared, to obtain and enforce
ths principles ofthe best authors. Our aim in the
Rotations Of the res pective classes, is to .ssift cut
the whole idea"
The accommodations of our boarding depart
ment are extensive.
Board and Tuition $500 per annun PAYABLE
quarterly in advance. Washing an extra charge. |
Music $50 per quarter. Use Of instrument ST
per month. French $40 per quarter. Nc deduc-
tons made except in cases of serious sickness,
The course of the studies embraces every de-
of an english education. The ornamen-
tai branches, including shell and wax work; also
plain and fancy needle work, also the Greek and
Latin languages when req1ested will receive par
attention.
Tie eleventh session., ofthe B. II. F. Ac ademv.
will mmence on the second day of January next.
A sense that the success 0 fpupiIs, in acquiring an
depends very much upon their punciuai
attendance, cannot too deeply impress the minds of
parents. The loss of a week, and even a day, may
sometimes be irreparable; especially when they
ire we'll classed.
Baton Rouge, Dec ss -46
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4 Bride and q Hsaow-Ths Philadelphia
Spirit Of the Times # the els, ult, says, that a
gentleman named WR 7 Chaplain went TO that
city fom Baltimore N Thursday, married a Miss
Murdeek on Friday morning, returned to Balti-
more with his wife tn, same day, took sick while
eating bis diuner at ID, City Hotel and died 10.
steasly.-Pis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10

ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS

HE Eclectic series of School Books has beer
undertaken by a few nnlifing lsboTers in the ca.isl
OF education, for the purpose Gf furnishing thu
West and South with i complete, Uniform and
Improved ser;es Of achooi Books, commencing with
Inc Alphabet. Tie Sncr. has proved completely
successful. The books are highly APPROVED and
exteasi ely adopted. The sale is believed to be
without parallel in the Uried States. More than
-four handred thousand copies have been published
during the short time they have best befofs the
public. TIE fdiIoMidg works comprise the series,
III Of which are stef.otyped.
Eclectic primer; eclectic spelling book, eclectic
krt Yeidef; eclectic second readet, ECLECTIC third
leader; eclectic fourth feader, eclectic arithmetic.
Rsy-s little ifithiietic designsd for very ssaxff chill
Iran asG Is xr1niT,duction TO the eclectic arIth'
inetieAR 81 rules and tables IN arithmetic; the
moral 1ssssucior, BY Miss c e. Bsceber. Much
has 0f late been said on the subject Of Moral In
s~sSuction. This work IL designed as a reading
boob, and IL admiralty adapted to meet such
wants. Mans6eld's political grammar Of the
United States. This work Is designed to EXHIBIT
{ e~ouspteis view Of tie Theory and Practice OF the
Gensra, aid State governments, with the relations
between them. Adapted to the use Of schools
and colleges. Masou's Ydun, Minstrel, a juss-
nile music book. Far sale bf
Gro. NJ. HERoMAH;
Bookseller & Statiouet.
Baton Rouge. NAV Is IA
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a ssaes VI. EIam &c Anios Aduyns.
=
Caldwell & EFickV.

NO. %, CANAL ST, NEW ORLEANS,
I'D ESPEC FULLY inform their friends nd
A1 the planters generally in the vicinity of Ba-
ton Rouge, that they are now confined to the Fac
forage Il Commission Business alone; and they
hope, from their close application to business. to
receive . share of public patronage.
aupusf 2 -0E s
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poetrp
!, us. s.],..s,.sl [...,.

i .'.' s.-'.....s ...,.
wouLp no. have thee weep for me;
For thou vert made for smile.
would moi that a tear should din
Those blue eyes liquid isles.
would not IN thy sunny brew
See clouds Of sorrow lower.
Iholt were IKE the passing shade,
Ofsome soft April shower.
would not have thee breathe for me
one sigh Of sad regret,
And yet would not teach thy heart
Mine wholly 10 forget.
That voice's music. soft and low.
That iulId my cares SO long
! would not that q sound of g,ief
Should miegIs in lis song.
And yet. would no, have thee breathe.
Amid the wild and gay,
With That aof. and plaintiye voice of tLinc,
Our last sad parting lay.
Sing the glad songs vie used to love.
When life wss like a dream,
And one perpetual summers dream.
Gilded its smiling stream.
8pt now, when DARKNESS hides nv sun.
- nd when my stream is chiIf'd,
They mock me with departed joys
70 within bosom, thrilrd.
A cloud bath falIef upon my path
May it not shadaKshine,
Not cen thy YOU'D sunny rays,
Can serve to bufigfSFgs mine.
YET dearest, would have the smile
For sad and bitter tears
May din the memory Of glad hours,
Traced thro' succeeding years.
Then fare The well ny lot is cass
Whether on land or SEA
1t matters no,-enough 10 know
/, is no. cast with thee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10
THE OCEAN AND THE cLoUD

! he ocean WIS angry. WHY DIS, thou com.
pla'nl' said Jupiter. THE en,ious SUM- ernmbI.,,
tue is'ah'' with heasins breast, sucks from me nv
waters ana carries them through the heavens. I
<so" "ef whittier. would ne, tina. the flaming
fo'sfEi sheuld sespoil me Of my wealth.
'Snt, fsid the father of mtn and pods. .h,s,
thou not eneughP Thy waves sweep. from psia
to pole. Thou spreades, over twa thirds Of Tia
g'ooe. what the sun ~Jeceises from thee is bat /.
drop compared with thy 'stupendous depth. and
besides is a small return for the beauty shed ON
Tree by his beams. WouIdst thoo arrest tho
course of nature for an Idle whiml Dos, thou
forget thy READ blessings, aud nortnur only ii in.
aginary eviIs!'
What | have is mine own replied the sea.
and I would not have il stolen from, me. or I .hati
one day be exhausted
.~Ingra's! returned Jove; sxha. is taken !. bus
borrowed, and the process is nsecssary 10 ths
operation Of nature. These rolling clouds-thssa
flying winds, are my messengers, aud. loaded with
vapou's from thy bosom, feat over the esfih,
whose thirsty soil they refresh With. their wa,cry
b%ur'bern, bathing. the 6elJs-p,eserviug and
Identifying tegeiaiion-ripening the golden bar
sest-gIaddening the farmers homes, heart; then,
flowing to the streams apd rivers. they hurry on.
their eager course, and again rush 10 embrace thee
with their majestic tides j =,
The golden harvesis and Gslds 10 me- ssia ,bs
sarIy ocesn. are things Observation-Disclosures
! would be safe from the ravsge. Of the fiery orb.
| would have his beams q~aenched ID eternal
night
Fool! replied the angry god, he granted tbv
prayer land darkness was on the face Of tho
deep. Then ITS dancing waves were turned 10
ice, deep as the bases Of mountains, and loiy AZ
their highes, peaks; sounds Of no and death filed
the air; the earth shook and trsmbied. and
sublime horrors announced the uuiver-
sal destruction Of nature. The terrified ocean
rri'd out for mercy. Joves heard bis PRAYER.
The splendor. Of day again burst over III things:
he peaks OF ice melted away; the sounds Of de-
collation. changed to the singing Of birds and the
Of waters. aud ali The scene regain.d
and peace. O.
Short sighted malcontent.' said Jupiter 10 the
'cean; ''earn thar, giant ~ thou art, it i. I who
ave made thee so, ard for my own purposes, not
hine. censurc net that which thou dos. not
nor consider The wisdom Of tby makss
$ a theme for thy idle humons.. ENJOY what
q. been l'ea'owed upon thee with gratitude; be-
cid the 6 II. of others withou, envy, aud enc
urs whist si's fall TO thy 10, with cheeriulne.s
nd resignation
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10
OD1'H H1SD HMM Hoo VIA hfNU, an
REPAIRING OF CARRIAGES.
NOTICE.

FHSiE undersigned having purchased the stock
Il of goods Of &c Morris. win continue the
Mercantile business in the two s,oty brick boiling
on Church street, formerly occupied by him, aud
by strict attention to business. hopes to merit a
reasonable portion Of public patronage.
ii. Y. BABIN.
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