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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19
NOTICE.

TUE SUBSCRIBERS have this day disposed their entire
Il Stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods 10 Thomas u
Dudley and Reuben Meredith, ted them
selves together under the frm Of DUDLEY q MERE
DITH for the purpose Of CONTINUING business atl
OF. stand Of Read, BaJly Co For the the purpose
collecting our debts and winding the business Of III
old concern, the add style the firm viii BE cen
nusd the present and oee kept the same stand
where some Of the firm will always be in attendance anu
10 either Of whom payments be made. earnestly
enireai all those indebted come forward viii
as little delay possible and settle their respective do es
as longer Indulgence esRnog be expected Of rs.
READ, BAYLY & CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.

4 AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.
street mmeciaieiy in irssI OF The Bell Tavern. ana
rest door to Nessrs James Son, intend carry
They viii also inioun their friends public tey
NIL CONTINUE their former business Of hiring negroes and
the Slate Of gvngto merchants and others
an opportunity OF having their claims collected the
terms They hope by strict attention to obtain
an addition 70 their Already very liberal patronage Their
house will be ready to receive SSS ss 90 re m lost
g. ourehaiEe for hiring negroes viii be 5 per
ia the city, DO; DO under sIOj n do They viii at.
tend the negroes in case Of sickness through the
IL WHITE SATIN sLIPFEns-ws have Jus lust
sppei TO which U Me invite Se Of
are s Vs say superior ID. BURLINGTON co.
FEMALE COOK wANTED-A good Pemalc
Cook, without ineumbranee, and with good reeo-n-
%sn.S1s will 6@d situation for the ensuing year. On
E-one from the country preferred. de lift
EAsHloNksIE AND MFR PRscTnchH n66r.MAKERs,
Il Of New York, inform the gentlemen Of Richmond and
doors above Early's Hotel where they viii make TO
EI%s P5s'. Boots & Sc
pIcori.s oles and pouble.soles and Shoe. Proeor.
a NURSE WANTED A Wet Nurse, without IN
n eumbrsnee would he preferred, though the former
wages vii be given u immediate application be made 70
ds h-u CROUCH BROOKS q hudson.
NEW BOOKS,
Just received by K. ID. SANXAY, Agent
COLLECTIONS from the American Poets, by william
> Cullen Bryant and Hsleek's Brush Poets-beIny
Nos. Ill, ll9 and ll3 IarPeI's Family Library. ia
MOTTO E-Thc subscriber who intends changing IA 3
present business requests all pei sosseaviDg claims
present them, and those Indebted make immediate
pay ment-being very anxious close his present BUSH
ness. lie be found his present until the
lhh January aAer that, al the Factory adjoining Nr
Poiiiinx Robinson.
iaI-n &C WORD
MATER PROOF BOOTs.-Gentemenin want
w ofwater proof Bcts, will call aud supply themselves
JUDAH MYERS & cos,
de Fashionable Boot and shoe Dealers
(roFFEE.-lOn bags prime Rio Coffee, just received,
~ and fer sale low, 10y .
SUPE oIoR LAMP OIL-Just received lot OF
- bleached Winter Pressed Sperm Oil, for fanly use
Also, Medium and Common Lamp Oil.
GAYNOR & RoYsTER,
deg DOR above Bell Tavarn.
SEINE THKEcAD-A large suppiy OF Marsn4PS
- Patent Seine Thread, just received and for sale.
de DUDLEY L MEREDTTH.
MORE VERY CHEAP boots FOR
VI I'll r MEN.-we have just received per schr DC
tober On Boston, further supply Of those chesp Boots
which have been highly approved of. Gentlemen in
want Of good and cheap Boot will 10 well call and
ht themselves they going of pretty fast.
ID. BURLINGTON a. CO,
de . Mansion House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19

DEID, HOnEHTS g. 90, hags received, ~
II tho schr Manchester, from New YORK, some choice
styles Of goots-a part Of whch,a
riid French frnts, p'aid Mouslanc DC Lame
Rich English Prints hg'd 30 DO 10
Common Cancoos
Hack aud Fancy Ooeskln Cssslmercs and Casslns1s
White anil fed fanucia
Rosyun paids, plaid silks
Black Gre 10 kEino
also,
81 cndid embroidered Naiona Shawls
DO DO Gravionl d.
DO danssk quilted ak Mantlhs
H. Maravoquo DO
10 vcvetccn Cmhrolfd DO
Brussels plaid Nouscane de Layne
Pskn silks, i1r dresses, sc.
Comprising lot 81 new and heauiliugoods, which We
o6er Al reasonable prices 30 VI
MORE RICH sHAwBs,
lust received a small lot Of EEtra rich Chcno Satin
~ Ehawa, very beautiful
ALSO,
Rich Plaid Donnct Ribbons
Cheue a. Do, new style
shssp ooods, eall on -. ......
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19
A CURE FOR CORNs.

TUE subscribers have found remedy the cure Of
Corns to which they call the attention OF the public
The OF It's beaefeial use coming under their
observation have perfectly shcd them OF its great
value, anu that the public shall be
appointed they will In all refund money should
the be effected JNO. H. EUsrACE a SON.
ie 2g-u doors below the He'll Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19

LINE Old CHEWING TonACco-T.
II sabseTber jn-t opening lev bcsas u hat very
estee 70 deaIsss sties, Superior Cd chewing Tokr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19
CO-PARTNERsHIP.

TUE unders gued having purchased or Read Bayfy r
Co. ther enlre siock OF Goods and associated iheu
MEREDITH, respectfully to their friends and
the pubic generally That they will continue the business
at the old stand OF Read, Bsyly Co.. and
constantly on hand full and general assortment OF Dry
Goods They viii In feS days, receive their Fail apJ
Winter supply, and respectfully solicit ca from tbeiT
riens aud he patrons Of the late rm Of head BayIy q
20, THOMAS DUDLEY
Sc u REUBEN G. MEREDITH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19
NEW ARRAXGEMENrs.


Geo. A. KEEN a 90. have lately received, and are
VI opening large and well selected assortment
ready made Clothing. Consisting OF almost every aniee be
longing 20 seuteman's wardrobe which they will sell
for cash, At Is deduction from fOImeI prices
The proof be furnished by calling their store,
Main street, neIt door below Gay a Bentleyis.
GEO. A. KEEN co.
BEAVER FROCK AND BIG COATS
Wehava fun supply, and more eominx-pnees from els
TO s25-Sarranied well made
CAssIMERE PANTs-Fine for sio; medium
10 81
yEsTs-Every desc rpiiou OF Vest. from s2toS6
COLLARS, BOsOMs, sTOCKs-1he largest
and most fashionable assortment ever offered In Rich
mond; together with complete assortment Of Gives
Suppendefs Hose, Pocket lidkr Buck shirts and Draw.
eTs, and great many articles menton-
Al OF which determined To eel at prices less than
can be purchased in the city.
-o1F GEO A. KEEN T. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19
LADIES ELEGANT MOROCCO, KIDAN
SEAL skIN WALKING SHOES,

November 2Znd, $40.
by schTs. Nassau and Weymouth, are in receipt OF
I'D many new fancy articles, such
Satn DaElaSk ScaTfs ard Shawls
Rich plsid Chene hat Ribbands
Long white Lace Gloves
Hack, pink, bue and maroon Velvet Rbband
Plain and plaid Mouslins, &C &c.
Which, with general assortment % goods in line
offer on the IN Ist accommodating terms
lie p DUDLEY a MEREnTTH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19
NEW uOODs.

CHOICE NEw oOoDs.
~ Thick black eik Mua
Superior coldand hlaek SILK Gloves fir gentlemen
superior grey lamhswool Hose
Some very sup'r Paris Umbrellas
Printed Cashmere. Victoria aud nthor plalds
Superior quality striped and plain silks
Few striped blue back satin Dresses
~ .I.sI..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19
MORE BEAUTIFUL SHOES,


IIsT received per schr Emma, from Phisdslpbia he
Curly - - w. ~
LADIES' fnc dres, Freneh Moroee Lace Wa knr Shoes
ladies hne thick sole plain walking Slippers; ladies' u,
diess French Mo slippers. Tue above shoes are really
otautu and made in very superior style shall AWAY,
endeavor TO keep Goods my line Of The fnes and very
best order, and will sell very low for cssh or 10
puneiuh customers only. SAML PUTkEY,
90 = Opposite the Log Cabin.
no THE ATTENTION OF HoUsEKEEPERs-.For
sale, prNdelY the Furniture, &C. Of person declin.
ing consisting Of the usual variety but little
used Peisogs To want have opportunity Of sup
pHng uPmaclvcs advantage ously Enquire the whig
bnre. T-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19

7 GILL's Book store doOrs above the Bell Tavern
n sam Slick, third series-The CLOG kmaker sayings
and doings OF sam Slick
Mercedes Roman in the days Of Columbus by the au-
thor Ofthe Patti finder spy, sc
Poor Jack by tile author OF Peter Simrlc, sc
The Budget OF the Bubble Family by Lady Bulwer
Fo- saN below the usual prices by
de u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19

TUT undefsigrcd Is preparing for publication, second
Il eihf1n Of a selection Of Leading Cases on Various
1ranehss Of the Law, with notes by John Wism srs
bfqi oi the Inner Temple, Barrgter al Law vols
tn enc Of from 10 70 40 pages
l"Ihs work. with 90 unprotendinG lille, 10 en- mpor.
20 addition 10 legal literature. The idea he eaco1cnf-tf
o select some on those leading cases which involve
aut arc usually cited 70 establish point prime rlo
Of real practical importance and appeu 20 them noeS 10
Wn arc collected subsequent decisions bearing the
points reported In me tent sudn which doctrines having
some obvious connection With them, occasionally Ga
cussed We cordially rccommcndths book % the profea-
sion tits not one Of those hssiy AMI Grade Compilations
pot forh win such fatal facility ADD frequency BIZ nanV
Of bis competitors the bar u a1rds evident nsrfs II
long and patient thought and lndustroas research
gai Ohssrrtr.l
no The price Of this work 20 suhscribers will he a.
20 nun. subser bcfs, the price VIII be enhanced.
5OlIN = LTTrEII.
Law bookseller, No a.
Minor Street Phiiadelphia
IL subscriptions received 81 tie Bookstore OF
10 RICHARD ID. aANXAY Agsnf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19

MUSIC FOR THE PIANO FORTE.
ShlrH PALMER have receives, by recent arrivals
from the Northern Cities, further supply the lacs
Ind most Fashionable Music Tor Piano Forte a
ieees Tor the Guitar togsther with instruction Books by
arious authors for the Piano. Flute Violin Guitar ClaTio
cite flageocft, with Musical Instruments from tie
celebrated Manufacturers.
n1 Additional Music will be regularly rec cived soon
|, Published Among the Collection may be found the fol
" for tha Dta,ao EArfr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19
FOR RENT,

cities, general assortment Of Coach Materials which
be will sell unusually low ior casl OF city acceCaneesi-
cousnr IN par OF all kinds of Coach Sprua, C-ci aud
Rarouchc ASes, from 70 IA inch Coach and barouchc
steps, Of all sizes, Coach tatcs, Curtain Leahcri Hides
and sites; Raunes and DlmssEs, % various colours;
narouchc noxes Rrass ani silver conCavc bands Of Va
Ious Sizes Brass aud silver lamps Coach AMI erouehe
handles OF various pa,teIns. silver Mouldas;
Patent Leather, &C. &c.
reasonable terms ALFRED KING.
n I'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19

DESIRABLE family residence with all necessary out.
n buildings, recently completed and finished
manner, with Of Land attached, well Of hrsi
the House andi a miaues walk OF
the City. and iu an excellent neighhorhood
Also, for rent small but comfortable House and Lot Of
acres OF Land about mile from the city Apply 10
lie ~ RICH HILL II. q 60.
ID EMOVALO OF LAW OFFICE subscri.
II bet has removed his Oce his present reside In
the house recently occupied by Judge s;anaId.
laT-euiw JOHN VI. PATTON
Compiler and ENQUIRER will COW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19

n p II
- STASDS.-A very handsome assortmenf on tbs
shove on hand for sae AZ small advance together win
iui stock Of Glass Ware, China and Queens Ware,
W. r. BuTLER,
no ~ 3 doors above the Bel Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19

MORE CHEAP CALFsRIN WATER PnOOF BOOTS
wi Al G6.-Wc have just received further supply
thrso VeTy cheap and c.rabe Roots, with which our
friends and Customers have been well pleased Those
In want Of pair OF these Boots will 10 well call soon
and get pair-they are really Wafer Proof
ID. BURLINGTON & CO,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-19

Join a. EUsTACE A SON have iust received, and
al offer for sale, large supply q
Clothes Brushes
Bafgeris hair shaving do
. Common 10 10
Hair brushes
shoe do, Il style aud very superior
Waters, by the dozen and by the h.
And variety OF other Fancy articles. de iq-Gweo
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
ron tie D.. d. Ta.l.
THE 80 ApPoRII9NalENF.


a new apporfioamenf, based upon ihe
late census, will produce Important chang
.es Ii Congress. States llss Michigan
Illinois, aadother new ssatas3 which haYe
now but few representatives., ~lll ne
their delegation increased, III cons que0ee
Of he rapid increase which they have ex-
parisnca5 ii population, during tue last
few years; while others, fenbr4cing saas
Hoftbe Old States Of the NORTH and souib1
if the ratio d representation Is fixed much
higher than 1t present, must lose some
members. That The ra.io VII BE increas.
ed there can be no doabt, ior, With tic
present one. Congress woul3 soon become
a body 100 unaleldy for useful action /;
and however much States may dislike 70
part with a portion Of their representation,
the necessity Of the measure cannot be
avoided.
TIE following fable VII show the
changes made from time to time in the RAJ
to OF. representation and bow tho several
States have been affected ~ them, since
the adoption Of the Constitution. By that
instrument, IN 1888, tie number Of repre-
sentaliges was fixed at G5, as gigenin the
table below Tae first deviation from
that number took place upon the basis Of
the census Of 1890. Delaware. it sill be
seen, is the only one Of the Old States.
which now retaigs its origlnsI representa-
ion. TIE original Thirteen States will be-
r-.f q - Il, ~. Ill.,. ,gft8ss fhf. ffffrftfs45t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

NEW SrEhtIBoAT.-Ihe new steam.
boat Missouri, lying at Cincinnati, 10 pro-
bounced by the Cincinnati Gazette to be
the largest craft that has ever been on the
western waters, and one OF the handsome
est. Her length on deck is 233 feet the
width Of hull is 30 feet; AMI her entire
breadth, guards included, 80 feet. Tnc
depth OF her hold is 81 feet; and this is
the quantity Of water she draws when
LOADED. Her light draft is feet inches.
The diameter Of her wheels is % feet, and
the length ofbuckets Ia feet. Her cylia.
defs are 20 inches diameter, with a II
foot stroke. She has engines, aud =
~ inch boilers. She is steered by chajns
and is furnished with hose and other ap-
paratus for the extingulshmeut OF fires.
The Missouri carries coo tons, and was
built at Pittsburgh, for and under the d..
roction Of Capt. j. c. Swan, of St. Louis,
at a cost Of $40, 900. She is intended as
regular trader between St. Louis and
1 New Orleans. Every thing about her is
plain, bur in most excellent taste. Her
cgbjns are filled up without The lcas! taw.
drintss, and together with the state rooms,
in manner which shows that the con.
stractor had the good sense TO consult the
convenience Of passengers, in preference
to making an effort to dazzle the eyes OF
the natives, Her speed has not been
tried.
She is laden with $500 bbls. Pork,
1000 bills. Flour 200 bbls. and 600 kegs
Lard, 100 kegs Nails, &c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
M anANaE.R.

/ The Postmaster General in assuming
tie honorable but arduous duties Of the
/ Department over which he IS nov prcsid-
ing, has not forgotten the constituents
whomhe faithfully represented 10 the Con-
greas ofthe United States, and whose con-
fdeuce 10 him is Illustrated By the fact
that they have continued him 10 their SER
vice no less than twenty years. The sub
Joined letter published ia the Ontario Re-
pository of the 27th inst. il no formal
leave taking, but 4 touching manifestation
Of the gratitude Of true heart. - liadi-
soHiqa.
IoHe Electors of as County ef 0ntario;
Fellow Citizens Having this day
Transmitted to the proper authority the sur
rendered my place IS your Representative
/ in Congress, permit ne to say one parting
word, beyond that cold lormality which
belongs 10 an official resignation.
For more titan twenty years we have
been bound By political and social ties,
which, BIZ ne, will long be remembered.
| Your partiality first gave NE poltical con-
sideragon, aud during every ylcissltade
Of political fortune, by you have been
most proudly sustained. kinl 10 my
faults, and generous in rewafding any
services that may have been rendered By
me, 10 your appreciation or eensufe | shall
ever be most keenly sensitive.
CaHedto the direction Of a Department
more closely connected with our whole
people iban any other braach &c the Gov
eminent, caanot b. inssnsLie to the IN
creased responsibilities now resting upon
me; and whilst my uatiring exertlons in
the public service will be devoted 70 e Just
and impartial discharge Of its duties, ia
such "a the various interests Of orr vide
spread coafederacy demand, you must
still permit ne TO feel that au citizen
Of New York, and that Ontario is my
home. FRANCIS GRANGER.
Washington City, March 6, 1871.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

The Committee appointed by the stock
holders Of the y. :. Bank last January,
to investigate lis affairs, have been dill.
gently occupied daily for some weeks, in
prosecuting their inquiries. Ample and
satisfactory facilities rave been rendered
them by the officers or the institution, and
the report which they officially announce
they win make on the 9th Of April, will
be entitled 10 implicit confidence. The
thoroughness Of the investigation is such,
that nothing undsclosed or covered up will
be left TO cause subsequent cayil.-PAiia.
adeIph,a North american.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

MELANCHOLY DisAsrrn. By letter
from Pensacola, dated 9Th ult., we learn
wah regret that the body Of George r.
&osher, Esq, Of the house Of Reynolds
and Mosher, of Baltimore, was found IN
The shore, nearly opposite Pensacola.
II appears by the letter that he had ia
ken passage ia a small vessel at APalacA-
icoa log New Orleans, which vessel ioan-
defeI 10 a gale, and il IS snpposeo oil on
board persisted. On Mr. Nil person we're
found a gold watch, considerable money
ard several valuable papers; aud his boz
dy was 70 Be inferred the next day at
Pensacola. Bat. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

DAGuERREoTvrg i4tKENEssE5.-- The
new mode oftaking Dgguarreo,ype hse.
uesses in ihc shade, bv which means TIE
features are not disturbed but copied with
their natural expression, is pIactisad VITA
great success by Mr.. n. Firz, at bis looms
corner Of Baltimore and Harrison streets.
The process is very brief-the sitter be-
ing required to retain liz position rot more
Than a minute or So, during which period
hes face IS copied with wonderful exact
ness. The likenesses BY this mode are
taken by patent metallic reflector, and
the image is not reversed as IS Tie case
when taken By glass lens. We have
seen some specimens which exhibit r.
marable disunctness Of outline and pers
sct accuracy Of deiineaton. These who
wish to b iakea uG can have the thing
done BY Mr.. Firz 10 their satisfaction.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

DrvoRcE.-The Virginia House Of pe.
legatcs, moved BIZ ihe extraordinary mum
Der Of applicants for divorce brought be-
fore ii, have passed bill On tue SUBJECT
giving to the Circuit Superior Court tae
decision il the case, under The provisions
Of the Bill az which the following i a
4 and bet further enacted, That, after
the lanse of seven years from the rendl-
ZION of any decree Of divorce mensa et
moro. the same shall operate for the pa:.
~ applying for and obtaining it as de-
cree Of divorce d uiacalo Hatrimoaii, and
ii shall be lawful for such party 70 injury
agan."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

ALumNous SALrs.-We find IN the
last number Of Sillman's Journal, nm H.
Ius,raton ofthe preseryaiive properties Of
aIumjnous salis--Propertics which have
hong been known, and were not unIre-
/ quen,Iy resorted to by the ancients. That
distinguished officer, Gen. Wayne. died
thirty or forty years ago, at Erie, (Pa.)
aud was buried 10 the vicinity Of the lake.
The body was not loag since disin!eFred
and removed by his son, who was aston
ished to fad it in SO perfect a state Of pre-.
servation; and on examination, il was
discovered to have been deposited in ar
gjllaceous soil strongly impregnated with
Il solution Of alum. The features were
at once recognised by those who had
known General Wayne.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

THE FIRST DUEL IN NEw ENGLAND
The first duel in New England, was
fought, with sword and dagger, between
two servants. Neither or them was killed,
but both were wounded. For this offence
they were formally tried before the whole
company, (the first settlers) and seutenc-
ed 10 have their heads and feet tied to-
gether, and so 10 be twenty.iour hours,
without meat or drink" Such however,
was the painrulness Of their situation, and
their piteous entreaties TO be released, that
upon promise Of their good behaviour in
future, they were soon released by the
Governor, Such was the origin, " says
Mr.. Morse, "and such, may almost ven
.ole TO say, was the termination Of the
oltous practice of dueling in New En-
gland, for there have been very few duels
fought there since"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

poe, % poet--of, fool,
As auits sous taste, q pteiadiee, fair lady;
--Buf, does she poet care Caiih him Hsb, iowl,
OF beast: ceftes, may lie be a zany
Ard sing be viii offell, and 1ood, end Hope"
Or" Death Or something wofsc, even woman,
and find ID her rare charms hoek- Of rope
On which, wherein, to hang his poem.
.eTo hang his poem by saint Paul, ween
The siiaile 5 good one! Bester far,
We're only song gua singer dangling seen
From what Lalias caifd iafcdT ar6or
The commonwealth, too, would Be no loser
Since fasied pupsr TOR BIZ "ihdiHg sheet
p.eTe tasty; ard 81" penny -a-linef
of iab and quits aaislt ba'ld monument!
Jupiter where tends this odd digfestiool
10 return: The poets sing Of pleasure,
OF smiles, tears and eyes. and changetai fashion,
And what noi4 Fools dream Of love end treasure.
(This is what We mea',t to say, wnen The car
OfQutDAa Aew the track frey sieed
Is hard to earb--l imagination, mnrs,
When @eigtfy sahj eis claim Of praise the nieed,l
Bur nav, panic p.ejoro eqaamus"
A. VIRGIL sav,; 81 5 the boy, at school,
Rendered tie yetse--pe tyro lie WIS
| Al uansiation-'' LEI Us cane Major Paul =
If Slender waists, small hands. aud pretty forms.
/ Escaetera, cali forth be poets bay,
Shall nal The abuse eone slapz9s of her song
! Devote to Ssigst, albeit dacentol
Two hundred poundsi-I ike The sound by Faith,
/ 1t speaks 81 corporation large; yer, fair
! Is its proportion, we'll know aud asorfb,
| The jewel, too, il there--else, we're L spare
| Had Dido been pretty little miss,
Or" Desert Qaeen' fascinating belle,
Had lace and toys peased Svsiramis,
Dostthnb that Fame OF each, would tell so WELT
By no means $50, hence is the conclusion,
| Thar worth and weight IRE not inimlsal
+" L. an books and hungry, fsated the Roman
Gainst C@sas's rule VINO will be cynical
Here lies the eirt of this our oll,fiag.-
! In f., see reservoir, OF ton
| (If you prefer The ~ord,) Of virtue Sing
o, faults were needless: few she has, or none.
Give ne the girl, whose neatly rounded form
/ Speaks well Of .otous mind and seton;
4 lofty soul heatt quite pure, tongue,
Ihlt--that knows its place, and lstat 10 act on
/ Bur, who possesses these rare qualities =
One mejgaig witty, block eyed Betty
Long may she lIye--toye--ihc hspriest be-
And forget not QUtpAM, or his dllv
srzssszts .