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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
LOOK AT TuIsl

WE suhscrihoTs have hand a large assortment, n,
Z 'ihhet FURNITURE. embracing every article i'm
lN'if me- hni"i their own makr-s"Tpassed by nct,
winch theY invite the attention 81 their customers
public generally. Call tni fpr yourselves rs =
are determined - sell low - W
Also, on hand, a large stock oG MAHOGANY stiiaLI.
Tor tabiuct'maECrs aud Carpenters.
Undertaking done the shortest notice and on reason,
a'I' forms BlNFORD a PORTER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
NOTICE.

John DEhRDORF, Tate u Lacock township,
~ Lancaster county, Pcunsy wanna died iuCsatc on
lNh December 1872 leaving wife nor children, and
leaving considerable personal estate, which dc.r ends
hs br lthorH aud sisters auI t'iSIr representatives
lIc bad brnthcr Henry, who years ago lived In
FrmC part NJ Virginia
Tho said Henry, fv.rg, sroTucstcd. Or " he s dcai
ms children other legal representatives, requested
tU make CLAIM receive aud release or their shares of
the estate, within the time prcac rhcI by the
hwaof Pennsylvania, 0hCrwisC they ihc dcbarfod Iou
receiving the same DAVID STONE
ABRAHAM Dearborn.
Administration of ipNu Ucdrorf deed.
Now Holland Lancaster county. r.. au 7Hw6w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10

iL" LIGIOUs MOTTO E-Mr
Magoon, Pastor Of the 2nd Baptist Church, no wing
eturnen 70 tbs City, will preach on Sunday next
their place Of worship.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
I PRICE
ROOMS EOk R,sNr

a The subscriber having taken the unc ,pi,ci
G4 lease OF years on the Iiou So recently "cr me-,
MllU @anousc OF Entertainment 10y Mr. Mauck, aud
seA-ek known as the American Hotel and incr,b,s ~,
occupy the FIRST hoors for his Fun Ware Roons will
rem OUT al me No"ms above for Offices LoRinr rr
lhcr central location renders them very desirable o, o6
'fHs So w a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
JUST PUnLIsIIEn.

OUCKINgtTAM'5 Travels IN America I'm "
- Tho Poetry NJ Flowers aud Flowers II Poetry Ia
which are added simple treatise BYiany, with fami,T
examples, aud cUpOus Floral Dictionary Ly Trancea X
OsguuI, for sale. 30 10 ] w RANDOI'p,t A co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
To COUNTRY MERCHANT.

uNNE Just opened, of my nrottatiun "a. nm ru.
ahd, large assortment of duub'c sud .nK q La,
uhs, susabe Too the country trade, snd unusual low
psss, witch with extensive sssotment on hanJ
~ All kuds Of Guns, Rifles, Pistols FowunK and rshlp.
tackle Pocket cuileiy, RsIoTs, Mnrary and Fancy
'unh-, country Merchants will hnd mu~h to their az
vantage 4" give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
Importer and Manufacturer Of oans, Rns.S,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
THOMAS AND CHARLES ELLIS
lnte Chnrlcs EIIis & Snn.N

ks receiving 10y the ships United states, 'En,r.r,
ahl caledonia Brander,' from Liverpool ana hy 10.
G.n from the North, large aud desirable siSck of
"Iis' l1iNare and cutlery; which having been pur.
Si'-ci l"r ash they VIII bc able offer 10 their farmer
enIs anI Country Merchants generally ON the most
So
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
NMGINIA. IN CmANCERY.-.AI-a Count Of qn.r


i"Ty session, continued aud held for Louisa county
At TIE '"ni House thereof on THURSDAY, the l2ih day 81
August lNll Elisha Melton. administrator with the will
ann"ECd ~ John lhomhssuU deceased plaintiff against
David Ihniuasson, Martha Ann, Mary, Franc T. Catr.
unc 50 Gcutgraui Ihuuasson John, Patsy, Elizabeth
aud Mottccai Nuckuld- Nathan H. John X aud Marlin
e Shcphcr .snn, Elias ThomIssou, Lewis Thonlsaun
John = Ihomasson, Morlccu Thomson and Thornis
& HhumIssou, defendants.
Tie defendant, John Nucsolds. having entered his
appearance and gwen security according law aud The
rules Of is Court and b. appearing tu The satisfaction Il
the Court that hc not iuhlhiant Of this Rttc On TIC
motion If the plauuU, by biz attorney, Is OrdCrsd
the said defendant John Nuckods, do appear before the
Justices oi our county Court uf snii County, the Court
House, the second Monday ~ November next aud
swcf The h "fiho paniiH ana That COPY uf this order
bC forthwith Inserted IN s'mC newspaper Tuhlshcd in
the city " Richmond for two months suCcCsstyciy aud
p"rd a. hr rot door of tho Conf Hr7sc uf this county
Couft uny a Copy 1rH'e ~
q" lu-v9w JOHN HUNTER, &. T.. e.
4, OLE LEATHER -lul siIrs solc Leather, iust
- received per s,hr ThUs IfolsuH, and Tor sac
Sc IN SHIELDS A EDNEVyUIE a
GENUINE BERMUDA ARROW ROOT
" suprly ul the above, fresh just rccctycdby
II. DiNAI,
80 ~ Corner below the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
FAIL. 1871.

TO MERCHANTS, FAMILIES AND OTHERS
ID n. JENKINS has received and will omen tI,c
IL largest aud most extensive stock outc new FALL
AND WINTER DRY GOODS no has ever purcI,ase,l w.
Having made extensive preparation Tor some great bar
riina those who want them will find u 10 cif interest To-
call and examine tho following.
brown and white cotton rhirfngH NJ o 10 re aud finer
Cotton Oznaburrs NJ o lOand lie
Paid and plain Lnscys, AZ o. 2ur, and finer
Negro Clothing, Tor men, ~ I d. 1ur. and fror
Cloths and ttssimrrs anl Ncstiurs all kinds
RsIFIauurlHi NJ 4. nc, o. o. - , T. and finer
White DO NJ iHCl, -, 2a 3d. 3, do
MHusciu dc IaiuUs, NJ e. q 3. Z. D. for a dress
4 ain NouElurH ~ a Culurs prices
Rich anil clez snt Moua'iu Dresses, nrw styles
PAIN, stGipci, fad and plaid Silks 90 styles
Elegant rhcuc auduthrr silks, Tor dresses
Iilc ElRings and iaccs, now patterns and shrap
Thrcsl Eiuings AMI iaccE, ali prices
Lace Wells and rich Ht.k SrHrfg
Great harq1iuaiu Blankets Of all kinds
buuO yards racocH fDr dresses 40 prices from G4 10
l2lc,aud finer
furn.fprc 10. at7, ~, t2Ic, is, aud finer
Nov styie Shlwla, MluullHa and Srarfs
Every price Linen Cambria Iikfs, from lUc IL O., To
the finest
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10

and paramount measures sought to be gained at the
present session OF Congress There were many
odher great objects sought, large number Of which
have been already ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. of the
greatest Importance to the welfare and happiness
al the present and future generations To them the
sident has eheeriully gwen his appreciation
other objects demanded Ivy the peop'e-thc remov
ing OF unaithiu and unfit public aeonts-the rcior-
mauon OF abuses in the various branches OF the
government coming within the jurisdiction of the
PRESIDENT, have, to some extent, bsen attained and
whl, we hope and believe, yet be fully accomplish
ed.
I'VE ask then, is il st AMI is il charitablet to as
sail the President with the abusive and harsh accu-
sauons with which some portions OF the press arc
'eeminsf Is II Just 10 charge him with unlhilhiul.
ness 10 those who ccted him. because lac happens IN
carrying out the long entertained and openly profess
ed opinions of his whole lite. IN collision with
q portion oi his friends with whom he agrees and
acts IN almost all other matters OF public polieyl
I'VE deem 1t neither charitable nor wise to i'm
pute 10 him the desire of ayorins his bitter political
enemies at the expense Of his friends IL is IS ab
SURF as II Is incorrect, to attribute to him any wish
or intention OF separating from those with whom he
agrees upon nine points oi political doctrine, though
ne may not agree with them upon the tenth. We
believe, after the din and clamor now peryading
some parts Of the country shall have passed away
that our friends will upon cool reflection agree with
US, that the failure OF measure which may have
oeen a taNor!e one with son'e portion of them, will
result IN good To all.
we are quite certain that majority of the peo
pie are Hoio satisfied that a National Bank of dis.
count is neither necessary nor desirable-and we
are equally well convinced that many months w m
not have elapsed before they will discover some un
objectionable mode hy which all desirable ends W
oe attained, and all portions of our political friends
become satisfied.
Meantime It is TO be hoped that men will no,
seek 10 discover sinister objects such rs have been
attributed, IN the action OF the President, Those
who suppose that he has willingly and without great
pam TO himself, caused DISAPPOINTMENT to any nj
his political friends or that he has acted from de-
sire 10 please his poltlsa opponents are unacquan,
injustice" s'''S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
ALMA NACISs ron Is1s.
Just published, and for sale by

TUE Virginia and NoTil Carolina Alm1nask Tor Tho year
1872, calculated ny y richardson. o ousa county,
W containing pert the late census II Virginia show.
uE the population of each o the four great divisions Cftho
ffatc, Sc, sc.
Bt=rH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
COPARTNERSHIP.


III Subscribers having tssuttt'd tlsuFsIVra utdrrte
hr'u Of GOODWIN y DANbRIDGE, IN the house tor.
merry cniHcdhy lllhS Dahncy, first door above
iun"nn Hotel Gary street, Tor the purpose couduct
bToc'ry and cOUHiissioH business will keep constant
lGuu hand,
4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT or GROCERIES,:
~hictcy offer good the can he pur.
chHs' lin fuc city. "
They will also attend the sales Of any produce &c on
commission That may ho entrusted hCr care, hoping nv
'rct attention 10 business, TO receive and share uf
public pair OuRgc. JOHN GODpMIN
- N-.rN WIN q UANDRIUrE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
ArCTInN MOTTO

no AUCTION NOTICE The arcpt,, q, t,,,,,,,
dealers generally Is called tn the sale nf Prr Sn|i,r
$50 ~ superior Leather. THIS AFTERNOON Al a
o'clock as per his advertisement. - 81" V
=" W IANIA-IER my . ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10

"A Virs'nian" is under consideration. We an.
prehend he is TOO harsh in his denuneiatiors, and
that at all events now is the proper time to insert
his communication.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
EATTIEH

IN FRIDAY, lOh September, atil o'clock, ~, Tho
~ subscriber will sell ~ auction, hs Tauucry nj "a
con Quarter Branch, from 10 on Slcs Leather; Also
from 10 On Cnf skins NJ doz Kip Skins several hun
bred sheep Skins, Dot ~ clean washed Wool AMI lot ~
Cow Tails. about ono hall ur moro of hc Leather viii ho
nuishCd, the balance u the rough, comprising cvnry do
errptiou ~ Leather used tins market Terms ~ sale
which viii bo liberal PULP SNYDER.
y ". Afthc limo and place will bc sold tor cash
sufficient Of lo ~ Leather pay the expenses ~ Ten
ming Siotago Interest and ~ other expenses attending
2. SNYDER.
sc M. io ISNCAsrER DENNY 3 co. Aucta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
LUMBER,

tAI1have Just rcceivci from ALBANY ami Troy .bi.
W assortment Of Understanding. In M, ~ 49,,
following descriptions VIA ~ 'H'' W '''
lear WIN" Pine from one halt four inc hes thirk
Mhnc Wood or Poplar, Ash, Maple, Cherry ana Walnut
,urled aud plain Maple Scanting ~ ''
Mcrrhaniablc aud Box Boards
wagon Tongues Walnut Counter Tops, Sign Rouris Sr
Also on hand, large Stock of
SusquchNnna boards and Cypress Shinsles
virginia and \ Carolina Flooring Flank
ScAntliug, Joisi. aud Garden Rails
Oak, Cedar, aud Locust Post
AHi general assortment Yellow Pin, Iuubor c al
on accommodating terms, 10y
Sc l"-3t WHITFIELD son
- GAR.
IN lliDs landing this day. per sclr Amanda for sale
Nv oy WILLIAMS a IkNAIL.
lIO bsss Green RIO Coffee
"a un Ia-uira DO
- dO Java do
80 10 WILLIAMS 4 UaNhI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10

NAVE inst received per schr Driver direct from tho
Manufscturersn Philadelphia ladies French Morocco
and KID sppeTs which will sell from 7jc a. Oh 60 aud
warrant them good any others sold itho slnc prices
this any other city Iinvtc tho Iaeso call and
anime fsT themselves.
JOHN e. JONES Agent
" 10 Opposite tho Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10

TEAS
4 Y CHESTS aud half chests fine and .,,r, c,c c,.
II . powder, prices fIom 81 10 81 Is
. hslf chests Black, IN ,apcrs par aromatic nv,ur
~ cases GunpUvydrT, IN cduistcTs
10 boxes, aud 10 lbs, GuupowdeT and Imperial
Al for sale, al reduced pIiccs Ia close invoices.
80 w DAVENPORT a ALLEN
RhOOkLSN NO. Z WHITE LEAD IN
Kegs Of the above superior article landing from chr
Minr hester, for sale low on usual credit
Ec nv DNNENPORT ALIEN
RUrrEN AND LARD-A few frkins NoIS
II TAIN BurTER aud LARD. received Tor sale by
sc ~ SHIELDS a sOMERyIIl r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
=. ln -0I-I"- Fl LKNcAarER. nENRY 3 ID. Anels
CmE1rl CuEAplt omEArIl

DORTO HICO sUoARs.-wo have on hand mr.
ale AZ favorable prices 10 close sundfy cons gnncnts
i hLs Porto Rico sugars 81 fsir ani good qualities.
ec I'M DAVENPORT A ALLEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
Al so

scvcraleasos ncw style Pail and Winter Bonncts Bonnct
Rihands and Bonnet Flowers
W. addition 10 The above ore Irish Linens MI prices, iud
article Boo tho Linen Departments altogether fprminr
HE most useful and fashionable stork N Goods cycro ,r
rIHf X N IFNktNSf
r0 Cheap f4s f.osista sfprS.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09
Mountain Scenery.

There is something in the wildness
and sublimity Of mountain scenery, that
tends to remind us rather Of eternity
than decay. The perishable works Of
man are no where to be seen. No city
lies in gloomy ruins to show the outlines
of faded greatness; no remnant OF a
sanctuary here stands to show the wor'
ship that has passed away. We see no
failing records Of the glorious deeds Of
those whose names are learnt IN history
page. We stand upon the mountain and
we scarcely know that man exists upon
the earth. This is not the land where
arts have died, or science been forgot;
those rocks never echoed the eloquence
of orators, or the songs Of poets; these
waters never bore the proud ships OF the
merchant, the soil never yielded TO man
the fruit of his industry. 1t is not here
that the finger Of Time can be rccognl'
zed. In vain would he set his mark on
SHOWS that never fail or disturb the fast
bound form Of adamantine ice. IN vain
he stretches out his hand where the rush
ing torrent and waysring waterfall, blest
with an eternal youth, dash on in their
headlong course, regardless OF the
blighting power that withers strength
or lulls to rest tho creation and creature
of mortality. Here may we pause and
say that time has lost his power. Here
we may view the faint efforts OF lime
sverthrown in an instant. Changes they
are; but the work of an hour has defeat
ed the slow progress Of decay. The
lightning OF the thunderstorm, the blow
ing tempest, the eogulphing flood, the
overspreading avalanche, have eiiaced
from the surface Of nature the impress Of
time, and left naught in the change 10 re
mind us OF age Surely there are scenes
in life which seem created TO awaken
in mankind the recollection, that even
Time can lose its power. Who viii not
feel the nothingness Of the pleasures
the cares, nay. even the sorrows OF our
petty span, when FOR msmen' he dweIi'
with his heart and soul upon The thoughts
Of an elsrui,yi les, It viii sober 'he
gait will comfort The guevcd.
Edmara Etgf't
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09
IT, Madison WING Advocate,
yULsON q MURPHY.

TERMS Pee Daliau IN advance, o. Aif
/. fJofiayt NJ the end 1T els months No ubacnp.
ION viii be discontinued until OF aucamgc'
Az paid. erceptai the option Of thepabhahen
perlons wishing 70 discontinue viii please give
notice thereof ~ tcriiing.
No subscription received fora loss time than
nix months.
Advertisements inserted At The rate of Or
/ Dollar per square, (ten lines or losa,) foo ihe
frst insertion, and my cents a square for each
continuance.
Advertisements which are not limited on tho
manuscript as to the numbcrof insertions, will
be continued until ordered out, and charged
accordingly.
Articles Of personal nature, whenever ad-
Knitted, will be charged at the rate Of Iiao Dob
lars for every ten lines for cuch Insertion. POI
ltical circulars or public addresses, for the be-
neft Of individual persons or companies, will
be charged as advertisements, and at the same
rates.
Announcing Candidates for office will be Ten
Dollars each.
All job Work must be paid for on delivery.
Postage on letters must be paid, or they will
not be attended to.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09
Footsteps of Angels.
NY LoNeFELLoW

When the hours Of day are numbered,
And when the voices of the Night,
Wake the better soul that slumbered,
To holy, calm delight;
Ere the evening lamps are lighted,
Andlike phantoms grim and tall,
Shadows from the fttul freight
Dance upon the parlor waA;
Then the form of the departed
Enter at the open door;
The BELOVED ones, the true hearted,
Come to visit me once more;
He, the young and strong, who cherished
Noble longings for the suife,-
BY the roadside fell and persisted,
Weary with the march Of life
They, the holy ones and weakly,
Who the cross of suferings bore,-
Folded their pale hands so meckly,-
Spake with US on earth no more
And with them the Being Beauteous,
Who unto my youth was given,
More ;han all things eife TO love me,
And is now saint in heaven.
With slow and noisclese foots,cp,
Comes that messenger divine
Takes the vacant chair besideme,
Lays her gentle hand in mine
And she sits and gszes al NE,
With those deep and tender eyes
Like the stars, 50 still and saint-Iikc,
Looking downward rom the skies.
Uttered not, yet comprehonded,
Is the spirits yoiceless prayer,
Soft rebukes, in blessings ended,
Breathings from her lips Of air.
0, though oft depressed and lonely,
All my fears are laid aside,
If but remember only
Such as these have lived and died
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09

4 HT.-Wo copy the following ex-
ceIent bin NJ the great guns Of Locoloco.
isn from Inc Now York Signal, a neu-
lrnl paper
P5urlraL LtrEHArl - Il i, rumored
that he following interesting works are
10 press and will shortly DO published
A rroa,iss 90 Gardening, with some
remarks on the raising Of Cabbagos, by
Martin Van Buren,
The Whist Players Manual, with di.
roclions for playing tho last card, by B. +.
Butler
Tho Complete llousebraakeker, by
isaac H. Neuan, stg.
On tho management Of, Babies, by Hon.
Amos Kendall
Retirement, a Poem by Dr.. Duncan.
The Qaaluturs Of the Circle, by T
n B3nton
The Court Of Victoria, by a. Steven
son, Esq.
Thoughts on Pipe Laying, by Charles
G. Green, ESQ., Of Boston
AtGef1 RHWpiaiH " OIha' hahseaAou
bg John g Calhoun.
The Hills Of New England, by Hon.
lgaac IIill
Travels IN Cuba, with remarks on the
employment Of BIoodhounds by Francis
p Blair
Reasons why Coolers and finkers
should not DO allowed the privileges OF
citizens. by Jas K PauIding.
It's delightful to see our great man
thus shaking or the dust Of tho political
arena, and bstaking themselves to the
quie, and blameloss paths OF literature
and science We anticipate both amuse-
msut and instruction from their various
and important labors.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09

CANTON bad


Byawr.teria lhe s.u.aroa" o.ert.r
signature Of "a Mr4a.pnan" Who
proposes tie renovation 90 Gle Union
Bank by tie present session Of ihs n.
gIsIaiure, I am iorcibly reminded Of he
words ofths celebrated laueJon Chogcs.
when the drstrau was made on tho UnI.
ted States Bauk 1t Philadelphia. eve
have saved The Bank, but wc have ruined
the people Propose in brief Haa.
ner' topo.icc some Of raa hIIacIeso'"A
MissIssiPpian' through you, paper AID
then to suggest what, ia ms opinion.
tho present legislature ought 10 Do con-
corning the Union Bank, and then to pro.
pose a plan for The liquidation Of the
Stats Bonds and interest, without re-
sort 10 direct taxation upon The people,
and if succeed ID awakening a ealmin.
quiry into the subject, shall be satisfied
that 81 have done the State some ser.
vice., my object being to save the pco-
Pie and not rain he Bank, for it is ire.
trieyable ruineiaIready.
"a MississiPpan' says, 1st "Tao le-
gIslature oughl 10 make the Union Bank
u State institution, and release the ndi.
yidual stockholdors.7 Now think that
nothing is clearer, than that the less The
State has to do with Banks and Banking.
the safer it is for the people, fer it is
hard fer any one % hanilepubIic money,
without, (to say the leas0 falling into
habits Of ez,rayagancy whicharo wholly
unjusiiGable, and totally al variance
with the interest Of the people, which
can be demonstrated notonly brth9 man
sgement of tho Union Bank, but other
pusIic expenditures in Jackson, not unly
so, bot the question as to the cons.itu.
tionality Of such Bank, is byno means
clear for tits expressly declared by,hat
instrument that no State shall issue
Bills Of cryt5t,' g 4qt agr bel1g my tf a
constitutional lawyer / shall leave the
decision Of that question for better Jadg
es than either Il aissssiPPjaa - my
self and quit this branch OF tho subject
by asking if the release Of the iol,yidu-
al stock holders wsuId not amount 10 the
lessenng OF the security Of the Bill boi-
ders, and could that be done consistent
with the demands Of justice!
2od' son all future loans authorize
the Bank 10 take per cent instead Of 8
or - As to thus proposition 1t IS use
less to say either yeaor nay The bank
had as we'll be authorized 10 take 10, 20
or 100 per cent as any othsramount for
its days Of discoon. are past and gone.
/ which will be forCiby demonstrated 30
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09

n4rOur Ohio friends are snqulrlng
Mt what point they oughtto prepare their
great barbecue TO be given 10 us hen-
nckiaus. Well, we DO not wish 70 have
70 travel too far a, this season Of me
year. Lot them pot one end OF their
table n Cincinnati, and the other where
they pleasc-say Columbus or Clo's'
land Prentice.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09

Hr fHtay w R8sf Poetry
H 'uw .rmng e.fy. F. one of he
~lt 'HHmmnof o. refinement and "a.
aHtw ltH0 TIE mad abasa oo.na
Ht g.rsalt araHo fmu depressed
iasa s.a aas elansnsf4 al
THr.durv with pare ao noble. alta
legitimate 1li highest e0nts. e has .hs
Sans tendency 1ui arm with Christianity:
'h4tis, 20 aplrImalife our nature with our
best affections lls gmal tendency ani
purposes s % carry the mind beyond
nnd above the beaten. dusty. weary
walks OF ordinary Ito, 10 lih il into 4
Furcr element, ahi 10 breathe into u
more profound and generous emotions.
it reveals 20 us the loneliness of nature.
and brings back tho freshness OF early
ceilings royiycs the rsish OF simple
pleasures Keeps unquenchod the enthn-
slasm which warmed the spring lime Of
our boing, refine youthful love, strength.
rns 0ur interest ia human nature, vivid
deIiueali0ns Of rs tealcresl and loiijest
feeling, expands oar sympalhies over all
classes O, society, knis as By new TIES
wi,h universal being, and, through the
brightness OF its prophetic visions, helps
faith to lay bold on tho future life.