davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

Y .'.NTNf'' II. WI N NuIcsl I0NIcn Tor iNr
'H'ui SUPERIOR Cont ~ Law aud Chancery ia The
county 81 Phwuaau the CLERKS Office Of ihr nal ar
cut superior touri, from Tie 9th IIh day of -
t.uh"r. ia tuc year 1871 Charles clark G,nrgr
I'uuu~ against Nathaniel Nrnable, cG'or OF CHARLES
"'ol>un, i,c'd who was cE'ur at Frederick wood,on,
dec H. william Iurpu. late ShCuT II pbwhat county
and as such aiuOT ic buuis With the will Nr Of
the SAID Frederick Woudson decd William Pope in his
uNu right aud as adj 'nr OF his late Pope, ,.c'
Jnhu morris, "NuT at james Peasants dec -, Caroline
ulia Bates, aui sarah WOODWARD dcItz-Iq ChaHesry.
The plaintiff h'yins I-d lhciT hill ,ici.n u'
caroline Matilda Bates ami -arah Woodward not having
entered t'ir appearance and security Grc,riag
TIE Act OF Assembly aud the Rules O this Cour,
poaHus by satisfactory cyii nee. that they ina
hlin- n This Commouw calih. pu the muipn the plain
ms 10y counsel, II Is Ordered. that the fsn n
caroline Matilda Btcs aui sarah Woodward, 81, appear
here On or before the fGst day of tic NuyCmcT Term
Of tbs Court and answer The plain bin and riy, srci
ty nr performing such deere" the CouTt may make
't'u an thai copy -! thus oTdrT h. forthwith inserted
M some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond and
continued Tor Two uonts succcssVcy; aud that another
copy I've posted the froui door the Court of
tits county. COPY. Trsir,
% wl WN = DANCE a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

ti"GlNIA-At Rules, holden ia the Clerks oIier a,
Tue 'hcuu rnpciirr Count Of law and Chanc,Ty Tor
the County Ot lrutcu aud citY Hichnou, an The Chan
Gerry site, the bih day OF July, 1871: Thomas RuIke pnC
Sa'si sarah HALEY, bsOt"l l. Miller aud John Coon,T
merchants aud partners, under the firm ui Miller a Ioonrr
AMI another, dcts S'N''
Inc tricnuans ABOVE named not having thtir
appearance and given security according To- th, act
semhb ihc rulcs Of this Court, appearing by A.
uSactory evidence that they inhabitants of am
Commonwealth: u IL ordered That the said Defendants ia
appear here on thc first dy 1.-THE October Term and
answer the Ltlo the piuun aud thai a copy OF this or
dc Ice forthwith inserted IN ucwaya 20 publis
TIC ~ oi Richmond Tot months stccrssvry and
posted al the toni dolI ri the Capitol Ia the cry
AcuPy. Tcstc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

NinSINiA.-NRu Rides, holden Ia Tie ClcTkIs Odlc
OF ue 'I' uh snpciior Court Of law AMI I,hanrs,x
~, ,no ,enu ct hSnreo ard Ciy Rchmon, on M.
No .Dv o'h day 81 July, zeal; Francis Rrcnali
ccfy ''o'N"''h's-" th"n.
the dricrd1nt, above named having .ntc,.l ri -
Hcatairc nul gwen Eccntuy According Ia thr a., ~,
tenhy aud the Rules Of this touu aud IL apnra,In e.,
slla'n1y cNunne' thai Ia" - not nhahiiant of nj,
commonwealth = oIdcrcd that tc sai ,Iefcn,la,, 49,,
sup n'Ic N me lsi IaN o the next october Tenn AMI
shsN'I ' bo i the plaintiff end thai copy OF this crsr
o. hscticdu SOME newspaper published In IN.
ty 81 Rehmoni tor two this ssiy.ly ,nJ n,s,
cd at the front door OF the Capitol in the saI CIV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17


VintG,NiAi-A' Role, held Tor the Circuit supc,iorr
,ouI o. Law aud Chanecry for Lancaster comfy M,
"'y ihr fth 'ay Of lunc, 1871: IlrnIy S,unI.ys al
"si'aot with the Will annexed OF Isaac = S,un,,crs
s ~ eoinrt against Jeremiah letter PTcai.n, Lam,
,syi9L ~ Nce.Ptcsiicnt Cumberland George 81 Vie.
rlcsU',ni Henry hc"tng, Corresponding secretary Wm
~, ~ nrs"Ii.ng Stet,aty Richard wortharn Trcas'r
y" n.l n'inas hum, iatlchury W Allen John a. Tn
rM, l. Macon, Valentine W Mason William II,,rh.,
w Iliain Nolsnn Rclrd RclnS ATchhad Thon,ss la,
txh5t' Ndhgu sncad gcssc sncai, Peter Winston, John
w W,C 1h'S'Gph.r Walthail sas Wyatt James stzcr,
A,Gicr j - mostly Jesse williams, VIM = R,an,I
And"r,ou, Jacob naTucs, John Turn, r. survivor,
~ Mcftiwchhcr Jones, whn called tho Il,a,d ala.
me hlti oi Managers OF the Virginia Bap SEMINARY
cmy saunders Ia his own rsht, Elizabeth Saunders
nchiN Scout Robert Scott, Elizabeth Rogers no WIS
'' ~ mum
Tho defendant Robert scn, not having entered his ,u
reatahcc and given security according Ia law and The rl
~ tis count and aprc tTing 10y satisfactory evidence
iNdi me iddrrndant Is OF this common
Wel"h Is therefore ordered thar the said Ro.
tci scott, appear here the day OF October Term
ncht ana answer the bill of The complainant; AMI thai
'"iH o ulS oror be forthwith inserted IN some new ara
per published "a the cry Of Richmnnd Lnr t~o ul,uiIs
s,c, sSi'cy and smother posted the front door OF the
Courthouse OF THE county. 80
Acopy. Tcstc,
ia p wgw' H. NJ WALKER IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

RhCRMOND ~ pETEKsBuRG RAIL-
ROAD.
SUMNER ARIA No ENfEN7-T0 commence 7his
Day.
Leave Richmond. Leave Petersburg.
10 A. NJ. Mail Tram A. NJ.
agPM. n \. VI.
Mail Train n ( 4. NJ Al 4. NJ
The Traus siaits y Richmons time. Pare, when paid
al the Offices, 81 ~; when iu the cars. sL7S.
Return Tickets be procured al the ofiiccsonly.
N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
i[IKHINIA. IN rmANCENY.-AI q rnnll Id M

tytKGlNfA. ~ tliANttNh ~ Court ul quar-
irrly ion, continued Hrd hell Louisa cuuuy
August i7il. Elisha Mellon administrator with The will
annexed uf John IhUWresuu, deceased paiuUn against
David IhnWIssur, Mathis Nuu, Mary, Frances Y, 'at
uu grDtgraua IhuwaFsou, fplu, Patsy, EiZtLtti
& SI"uhcr a"u, Elias 1huiuas.nu, icwis Tlouwssun,
John = TIIuiss0u. Nuuirru Thouusson and Thomas
Tho dricrl3rf ioin Sue koIis not having entered his
appearance and gwen security according law nod The
rs Court and appearing a. thc Ffilt frIiuu ~
the Court hr not iulahitaui NJ hrs rHtc On The
motion Of the plaintiff by bis affDruCY, N t. 0rdfrSd That
the said defendant John Nuc kulds, 80 appear before the
atcca oTour county Court ~ said County af tho Court
otsc ON tic second Monday ~ November next ard au
aver tic b nfthe pi1iunn, aud that cory e this Order
be- forthwith inserted ben BE- iuo uowrIHpcT Published m
tue city uf Richmond fpr months surcraay,ty and
po4e the front door Of ih, Count H,ssc Of tins comfy
or touit Gay, q Copy. TCgtr.
so tOHw9w JOHN HUNTER. g. o. g.
Rulra, holicn Tho C7crkHOmcr uT do. ti,rt, Va,
~ pcunr tu1u ~ law aud thaurery fnT the county, Of
Hanover, ON Tdiurday The IN Of August, ISL William
Thurman and MHuh1 a. hiH vito, Moses auoad I.i,o
and Wilhlm Cater and Jane W. Ids wife, plain M
a-aiut Jc.r sucad Ini Edwin Suctd thcit own rrbi
ard a. "sceu0r4 Ut Robert suead, deed, RohcH snr1d
Thomas E.lru and Mary ha wife. nud Edwin Eteu nh
ft1ns Ca w. his wc. dcns.-Iu Chnucsru
Tho defendants Robert Sua1d, IlIomas EHeu AMI MARY
ha wife, aud Edwin Ilct aud Frances W. hia wife, not ht
wing entered their appearance aud given security scetUL
ing Ia The act ufassoubly aDd tho rules of Ills court @
bfsu'E Of this Commonwealth II h. ordered tltat Tho ,
defendants DO appear hefc tho h ay De tohr Trt
ne ani answer tho of the plaintiffs aud that cons NJ
s order be forthwith Inserted n newspaper tn
aud that another copy he posted the front door Of a
couuhuttrc oihiia county.
a Copy. Tesfc
auIi WOW wM. o. WINSTON, d c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

VfH0lNIA;-h Rules, holden IN the Clerks Once
v OF TIE Circuit rupeiic, couu of law ana Chancery,
COT the County Of ncnTicO and City OF kichond on the
Shanecry side, the 9th dsy OF July, ISL; William Mann,
ME- own tght ant as executor Of James Mann, dcccA
VI THOMAS tawthorn, e. s'sc Gilman. William Ui,,sn,
Why eihnan, Thompson Mana, - Martin aud E.zt
,nth his Mile. = Moore aud Judah his w,fc, William
Mann, George Manu. sarah Mann, aud other defcu auts
Tue defendants above named having entered THEN
appearance amt gwen security according the A.
scuhhs aud the Rules OF this Cont ami app.apnK l.,
useeil evidence that they ere upt nhahithnts II th
'oianhwcath; u crlcrc = That the sstd IL icndants ID,
ppral here 90 the htE day OF the October rn and
asw' the bill 81 the plaintiff AID that copy OF this or.
iet be l"nhAh insccJ IN newspaper puhus la
hs CIV ~ hish,no.d Tor iwo months osGVty, and
posted al the mont door OF che Capitol In the said cy
40, A. Aeory. reste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
NLIKGLNIA-At Rnlc.. nnl ION mn tI.. a.l.rt.s IT,.

Nihci iN-ht Rulcs' holden IN tho Clerks 'fi,c
v ~ the 'ucut superior Court uf lew th.ur,ry.
Tor the County OF James Guy aud the Guy Williams
onih" - day OF August, IA the thousand .trl
huudei dnt inIiy Wm 7 GAIT plti; against Iu,ius
Cary and Edward : 'mpl", aud George W SuutlaIl,
trustee aad individually, dcns.- IL Ch1Hcfry.
THE defendant Edward 4 S"upic. not H,vtue entered h.
appearance aud gwen security according io The Aci
srnhN aud NE Rules q this Court
satisfactory evidence that hc Is not an mi si,,u nT mi.
Commonwealth. On ~" motion ot thc paiuur hy his
counsel: u is"ucrcd, that the sail Jci,Ld.ut Edward
Scmpl", de appear hct Tc The Judge the Circuit
superior CouuUf Law and ChgnccIy NJ the Rules 10 lee
holden ~ ti' CLERKS Office OF ~" Court
'uy OF Williamsburg, th" LIST Monday "a November
next aud answer the hill ct the paiuU and give sccuIfy
for nTIuing such decree the COuu
ani thar copy this nIdcT Toe forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published IN the Guy ot kichmnnd and ron.
unucd ot tWo mouths srr"ssvey. and that COPY
be posted tho door the Couu House the SAID
CITY of Williamsburg.
4 Cory. Tcste.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
NTIRGINIA

VntSiNIA Al Eules. holden In the Cle,L,. om..
" OF thctircut superior Court OF law an ss,. 1870
ne .onniy OF heureo and City OF Richunond on ~.
Nhanc.t5 tiic, the bsh daN OF July, ls4l: Thoo. ~
rani,n AZ Inat Edward sinh and uthsTs deii.a, .nu
ChaHctfV. 'N' NN'e"nhlts IN
he N,ieniA ANT above named, not having onicr. h. mn.
au gwen security according a. the IL Assem-.
-, anu thc Rules at ths Court. an appearing by a,tis
a.utf vNicncr that he Is not tnhabant of this Co
nS salh. - ordered That tho sai defendant 10 Se.
go. E OF lnc ~ day If tho ncu October Term. and
@ -. i"i,hmhh insert din some srapcI pubIisLcdn
80 ~ ~, 'Nchmond for months ucr.gsiycly .nI
''s' "''' ''S1! Lcor 81 the CAPITOL ia the said GU.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

VIHGiNIA.-At Rules for the Circuit superior Court
%, Law ahd thanc"ry, for the C"unty uf Lancaster
on "ouuar' the 9TH daS of IuN. II WIN 4 IIarruu,
a'r wi4h III" viii anncNSiof Mark TuTTeIl a, a. r,I
pun nl' against Robert Bcsnc, siary Iieanc Ann n
Bean", susau Became, Charles ~ SrrhN Tbomas a. NJ.
anI Joseph verify 'dcts In ChdNcsTy.
ihr C"mp'Htaui Tits daN Hi. hin n,.k;,,
James Yer. y, WIN y iIlrruu in his avn ri.I, nn1
Francs hts wiir Marx W TurrIl kch'd Tn,I.u ban.
T." hcnt IA - Hutton. Thns McJ l.nihau aud Ann his
VIE I"n Nnhlr ant sally his Miic James prfK,s ami
.ia Us w'" Thomas Bran", aimroi his wife
hdiy u l"ah", l'usOn Hathaway. Snrru aud ,,u,inI.
uAior d, b"s non 81 kch'd Turr"L h"c Iau.on Haiti
away >h'ru All Administrator de buniS non p Tlotn,s
IorTcli, deed, iauson Hathaway -hcrtn and Adm, I
Nancy Hinton, and Dcavus Law spn, Admir- Of John To,
ic.l, dec y, new parties defendants Ia this SUIT
inc defendants IIn's De gees tzt lis wifi, moi
having "ncr"l i"r appearance aud gwen scctrt gccur
m 'o law 1id ~ Rules His Court appearing by
satisfactory evidence" hM they iualauts IT tina
"uu' mMr'ih. u Is ordered that, the sand defendants
James u Dcscrs and Eliza his wife ,,uraT hero an tic
lsi ny ~ The nest Term ct sail q. ar, aud an.wrt
tl,nhl ~ VIC ccmplahsn-; and 81 copy this o.,
De nkh inserted n newspaper nuhlishc IA IA,
'iy" Nchuiuni i"r twu mlntls -Icccssv.lv rn. ro,i
e"a me front door q" tile Court house Of this County
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
PATENT BALANCES.


II E subscribers Agents forfro sale 81 Stevens Pacu
Y Balances, have now hauda fi assortment Of eycty
E9 from ~ fo 2u lbs an Of them warranted 90 be- COT
rect, for sale az The ManufasturcrspfiCes
ap1 VANLEw q SMITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

Application may hs mas pcrannaly - 10y letter i's'
Iaifs the subscriber. Agent ff the Company a' h.-
u1ni. who viii inruE' an u>ccs5ars Information y r
DESTROYS 81 awaiting tlru-syg1 Ui tIe aiVarige- ~-t
This institution offers for providing against those change
which all ace subject, from Pc uncertainty Of . ena h.
precaruusucks pf business. ny tie payment % SINAI
cum. which mos. spare, comfortable support
sIay. by tiIis means, he secured o. thcr ism.es
ieX9 ". BALDWIN AFer'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

10 ~ AL McHildoe's Oh Sand. Reb'roud. u.
6nn BUSHELS wmts Com, on board ~ IT safnsIf
jas woRrnAN, MeGRUDER co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
iTIcHnoND TN; SnEEI 5ToN g STOVE

TIVIF Flhr-rer fereF an keeps con sanity OF han
Il a. wholesale zri READ an - tie l1Esst prleA
Pain al1 Japan Tn Ware q every lesg rFurl-
A-zzTe ssrleiy O! stoves ssEue- 81. -rLlnE eief
WOO or a.
- :. = ZIG TITUS RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

] 7. TT, UeTWY IUl
an 2l-w9y Tho's a. Isyncs e. t.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29

FALSE PRlDE.-Look back twenty or fifty
years, behold the bare-foo'ed adven.urer, at tile
present time rolling in wealth. or spending his
annual income of some three thousand dollars
per annum, in manufacturing LADIES of his
daughters! Does he teach them the usual ru.
dlments of housewifery9 Very rarely. Is it
because the healthfuI exercises Of domestic dn-
lies is disgraceful! q no! False pride SAYS.
1t would be ongenteel for ladies to work'-as
if it would tarnish The fair and delicate fingers
that bring such sweet sounds from the piano.
to dns, the gorgeous instrument itself.
How snpre nelly ridiculous is this ilIeeiti-
mate pride! Thousands Of daughters, whose
mothers have been raised in kitchen, and
their fathers in horse stable, would feel in
suited, ii asked if they had ever made loaf Of
bread or washed OIL a pocket handkerchief!
raey would more likely pirate about good So
cirty, good company, and the dignity Of their
ancestors! A few years roll around and the
thrifty aid imprudent parent dies; and then
comes the scramble for some ten or twelve d.
visions Of his hard earned estate. How small
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29

er his journey, even from the cradle TO the
grave was one continual pilgrimage Of
Observation-Disclosures he was once the in-
heri,or Of weal,h-ihe possessor Of conse-
ouence, surrounded by butterfly friends,
who deserted him when the summer Of
his prosperity passed away or. whether
some loving wife, affeclionate mother, or
kind hearted sister is not anticipating his
return 10 home long deserted, TO friends
estranged at the very time when his dust
is being commil,ed to dust. by a strange
hand in the swaInps Of New Orleans.
We never see an unattended funeral but
we feel that we float through life on the
ocean Of uncertainty ourselves; and at
such time we pray heaven to avert from
US death so distasteful-a grave so gleo-
my-we pray, if it should not be vouch-
safed TO us 10 die among our kindred. that
we may at least be permitted to breathe
our last where we are known among our
fiiends.-N. o. Picayune.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29
AMERICAN HOTEL,

Corner Of Second and I0tc0 -4re'1ue-ous .Quos
fi,om-the Steamboat Landing.
TUyHE PROPRIETOR of the above establish.
u ment would respectfully inform his friends and
The public generally that it is open fer the re.
cepton of all those WHO may wish to patronize him.
Having incurred very heavy expense in the cree.
ton of commodious Hotel, (where one has been 80
much needed) he hopes by personal attention TO bu.
sess and strict regard for the comfort of his guests
to merit remuneration through the patronage Of I.
generous public.
His TABLE will be provided with the hes, III.
market affords. His STABLE is commodousNd
will always be attended by tru-ty Os.lers. In .tnt,
every exertion will be used to suit the taste comOt
and convenience of all who may call on him.
T. 5. BATTELLE.
Bloomington, Nov. ID, 1910. ?tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29
THE NORTHERN LIGHT.


a POPULAR PERIODICAL, devoted to Free
IA Discussion, and the Diffusion of Useful Know
ledge. Miscellaneous Literature and General Intelli-
gence. Published monthly in the city of Albany,
under the supervision of John A. Dix, T. Romeyn
Beck, Amos Dean, Gideon Hawley, Thomas w.
Olcott, and Edward C. Deavan.
The publication embraces four distinct branches
ofinquiry and intelligence:
LIST. Political Economy;
FL. Agriculture;
81. Literary and Scientific Miscellany
4th. General Intelligence.
Under the first head, political Economy any ar
tcIe free from party and personal references, will be
published. if given with the name Of the writer
In the department of Agriculture, besides original
articles the best selections will be made from foreign
treatises and periodicals and other sources
The department of Literary and Scientific Mis-
cellany. will embrace variety of interesting and i'm
portant subjects.
Under the head of General Intelligence, brief
summary Of current events in this country and In
Europe, will be regularly furnished.
The 18th number will coptain copious index to
all matters embraced in the publication.
CT Publication day, the 10th of each month.
TEnMs-Fora single copy one year, 81 90
For six copies one year, 500
For one hundred copies one yeas rs 90
Address Editors Of thu Noit6 In Limit Albanv. y
All oosmunicAsionD iaqst = iosepaid. !.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29
THE LAST DAY EVE.

1t approached the evening twilight
The mother Of mankind was placed by
her descendants in front Of her tent, recli.
ming on rude couch. The western wind
famed her pale cheek, and played amidst
her grey locks. Near her sat her hus-
band. Eve turned her eye upon him with
look of sadness, yet of deep affection.
and as she saw bis wrink;ed brow, bent
form. and head snowy whiteness, SEEM
ed to call to mind other days.
lnwardly she reproached herself. "Ah,
not thus was it saw him, when first Civ
en- TO me by our God. Where has van>
ished that manly form-where is the e.
last.c slep-where the eye that beamed
with brightness-w where Low the rich and
mellow voice? Alas, how changed! And
1t was who tempted, who destroyed him
II the wife-the cherished companion
bate him eat, and now what is he, who
but for me would have known, neither
pain, sorrow, nor age!
''And what remains of her of whose
beauty he then gazed with unsa,ed de-
light! A trembling wrinkled form, jus,
sinking into the grave. "a
"Where is now that paradise. with its
rich fruits-that balmy air which brought
on every breath tribute to each happy
sense-those rays which warmed, bu,
never scorched! And sadder sadder still,
where now is that blissful intercourse
with HAM, who made US rich in the hap.
piness Of living! His voice is no longer in
our ears driven from bliss--from scenes
SO lovely-the earth curs,'d-sin. sorrow
and death, the inheritance of our children"
Our mother was overcome bv the rush
Of recollections. Her eyes long dry, found
new fountains, and her aged form shook
with deep emotion.
1t may be that Adam had been indul-
ging in must, g not unlike to these. for
he was startled as if from reverie by the
emotions Of his wife. The old man pIa-
ced himself beside her. She laid her
head OIL the bosom which had So often
soothed its throbbings.
"What moves thee. Eve!
ooh my husband. how cans. thou show
Kindness to her who has done all this!
Thou vast young, and knew only happi-
ness, and all around was formed 10 de-
light our every sense; and l. who should
have strengthened thy virtue. fell and
dragged thee with me. the partner Of my
sin. TO this depth of ruin. And after q
few years Of toll and anxiety, we are "a
bout to lay these worn OH, frames in the
dust
''But for sin we had lived in perpetual
youth and feare,! no change. The threat.
ened death. has worked slowly, but sure>
~. and now with us his work is nearly
DONE
1.-THE FIRST to sin. it was meet that |
should first return to dust. Had the guilt
and the curse been only mine. could
endure it. Blu. / see thee now, and COM
pare thee with wha. thou vast as it seems
to me but yesterday.
"A few days will lay'thee low. Let our
children place us side by side in the cold
earth. know no, why it is, We, il seems
to me there will be comfort in our bodies
dissolsing together. AS iflhere were some
Thing Of consciousness in the lifeless dust.
''Lissle ofeomiors ~ is now left in life,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29

ORIGINAL ANEcDoTE. When Dick
Aimz frs, crossed into York State from the
Canada side, he took :odgings at an inn in
Canandaigua. A waiting maid sat at the
table with Them. and Dick spoke Of her as
the servant, to the no small scandal of
mine host, who told him that in his house
servants were called help Very well !:
next morning the whole house was alarm
ed by loud shouting from Dick Of ''Heip !!
help! water water help" In an inst
ant. every person in the inn equal 10 the
task, rushed into Dicks room with pail
of water. ''l'm much obleeged to We. to
be sure" said Dick. but here is more
than want to share Nth - "Shave
with - quo,h mine host, "you called
'help!' anG 'water!' and we though, the
house was on fire." "Ye told me to call
the serven, help and do We think l would
cry waier when meant fire " "Give
it up," said the landlord, as he led off the
line of buckets.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29

does large fortune appear when appropriated
to numerous heirs! The daughters must OF
course marry gentleman-pride dictates II; and
the gentleman must Of course squander tfe'r
pa,riinony. And what has the parent be-
qneathed to society and his country! Children
raised in idleness, without the stimulant to
add ono iota to the general substantial pros
perity Of the community. Can there be doubt
hut that honest labor is becoming daily more
and more stigmatized Agrovelling limitation
from the cellar to the garret! spirit OF ex.
travayance in which the most unprlnc'Pied
means are resorted TO Let it proceed with
the same rapid march it has commenced, and
it will be a stigma TO earn your bread by the
sweat Of your brow. Infect the counify-'he
farmer with the same poison that flows through
the population of large cities, and you make
the country Of Franklin parallel to that OF
MonteZuma.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29

CHANGES IN SOLAR sPOTs.-A cores
ponden. of the Dundee Advertiser states
that two pretty large clusters Of spots
have been lately ,raversing the suns disk,
and that third cluster had appeared on
the morning Of the 23d August. On the
morning of the 9Th. one of the two for
mer clusters entirely disappeared. though
it had scarcely arrived at the middle of
the disk. 1t consisted OF one pretty large
and five smaller spots. Some of the small
spots in the cluster have also disappeared.
The large spot connected with the other
cluster has now become luminous. These
changes ac, omplished in short time, in
masses Of mailer larger than the whole
extent Of the .erraqueous globe. indicate
that vas. changesare constantly going for
ward in the solar luninary. The over
whelning Of America by the Atlantic
ocean. would not exhibit a phenomena
more wonderful than the sudden disap-
pearance Of some OF the solar spots.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29

"TIr FOR TAT" Some time since
Bennett Of the New York Herald was
indicted for lible on Judge Noah, aud
other official dignitaries of The city. We
now see it stated in the papers that the
Grand Jury have found true bill asains,
this same Judge Noah for lible on the
character of Bennett. What love e. friend
ship there is between the federal leaders