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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-03-19
POETRY
THE DAUGHTERS REQUEST.

THE DAUGHTERS REQUEST.
NV father! thou hast not the tale denied;
They say that ere tomorrow
Thou wilt bring back smiling bride
To our lonely house of sorrow.
I should wish thee joy of thy coming bliss,
But tears arc my words suppressing;
think Of my mothers dying kiss,
And my mothers parting blessing.
Yet tomorrow hope to hide my care,
To still my hearts sad beating,
And strive to give thy chosen fair
A kind and courteous greeting.
She will heed me not in the joyous pride
Of her pomp, and friends, and beauty;
All, little heed has new made bride
Of daughters quiet duty.
Thou gavest her costly gems, they say,
When thy heart first fondly sought her;
Dear father, one nuptial gift, l pray,
Bestow on thy weeping daughter.
Nv eve cen now on the treasure falls,
covet il, and ask no other;
1t has hung for years on our ancient walls
Tis the portrait of my Mother.
Tomorrow, when all in festal guisc,
And guests our rooms arc filling
The calm, meek gaze of those hazel eyes
Might thy soul with grief be thrilling.
And gloom ON thy marriage banquest cast,
Sad thoughts of their own giving,
For fieeting twelve-month scarce has passed
Since she mingled with the living.
If thy bride should weary or offend,
That portrait might waken feelings
Of the love of thy fond, departed friend,
And its sweet and kind rcvea.ings
Of her minds commanding force unchecked
By feeble or selfish weakness;
OF her speech, where dozzling intellect
Was softened by christian meckness.
Then, father, grant me at once, tonight,
Ere the bridal crowds intrusion,
To remove this portrait from thy sight,
To my chambers still secluson.
It will nerve me to-morrow's dawn to bear,
1t will beam on me protection.
When ask from heaven in faltering prayers,
To hallow thy new connection.
Thou wilt waken, dear father, in pride and glee,
To renew the tics once broken,
8 But naught on earth remains to me,
Save this sad, silent token;
The husbands tears may be few and BRIEF
He may WOO and win another,
But the daughter cli,gs, in unchanging truth,
To the image of her Mother.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-03-19

onward march tomorrow. By degrees, thu -,
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highest remaining ambition of the undersigned ~.
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and yriads of human beings hereafter to live m,.
by his example and labors, however humble and G.
bic, be made more intelligent and more happy. /.
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AMOS KENDALL.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND NATHEuA-
TlCAL SCHOOL,

III tut easement OF Trinity Church.
TIVE 1u'es Of th'- school will be resumed on ,t.y
SFh instant, aud Do b. hoped the pupils will be m ouur
tua ATTENDANCE" Tue course instruction embraces. In
NE mrs. department particular 10 all Eugsh
nrduc Ines WIN especial reference 20 correct ,bt
proper Eraumaca con- ruct0n. 10 the second acr.
ui transition ui the usual Classical authors will cr-l
exercises n -yn'aN together with constant practice hal
the haucher &C ih" tTst department.. IN tie third tie
practical ami useful branches OF Nshetuacs viii conf.
nugi exercises iu 'e second lie PiTtueut Ia the
olL' @'N'.i l"ritci coupNaue, with all the rules ant
The duties require 90 each pupil Is strictly i-.f
me incentive On those s rathera persuasive ,pcuuara.
meat iHAn fear u' punishment except Nheu rg f1rUrr
proves Intellectual AFTER much experience and tT-.nr
comparison, the most approved text books for M tss
Classes iu "aru department., have been ecte and rr
Ell, greatly 10 90" advantage of the pupils.
Reference may bee mad, the following g.uer,en q,
any other patrons of tie school.
Cent Bernard Peyton, James Grrv
| -! SEQ w MuEiuTt, John womtlc,
20 -tarEe, SAM Atc,
Harrison, Eco. VIM Allison
LoiIu Elei SAINT Pu.u.y
John Thompson. VIM Will.
TEkNs-E.-h' Or ten dollars per quarter, according to
the branches taught.
MODERN LANGUAGES
class IN French, German, or spanish will also h.
taught ~ Mr. G. strive Professor Of Modern language
~ i!us gentleman cuuycrses Hleuty 10 'cse .ngu.s,s
Tue His %. Tie school Will enjoy peculiar facilities Tor ae
curing them A G. SRI rms
1 I I'D ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25
BY HOFFMANS & co.
EXTENSIVE sSLT S OF VERY OLD AND PARrrc

EAIEN=lNE SALE OF VERY OLD AND PARTICI--
LARLN CHOICE WINES g.
- AnAiCIlON IN The CITY OF BALTIMORE
h WEDNESDAY, the 18Th day Of October neEr ,r Dol
o'clock a Mo be continued from jay TO .ay uni
:, A. the Warehouse o. smith, No q soun stree,
biuloTe We VII! sell he entire aud extensive sfors ~ 81
It's consisting Of ''- Sl''
800 bottles OF Maiciras, ShCTries Port.&c
- demiiohns OF Madeira an sherry
i!O do superior Oh Brandy, rts Gin A. to-
-.'sI Win - Butts, hds quarter and half guarfsr
nI Malcita duiSherIy Wine, all Of which Vii In. rsr-,
All tnum aied % Catalogues hereafter i'-
VI SMITHS long residence in Madeira. previ,u. o., t g
'A'sAn- himself 90 This Cry more than ~ years 40 af,r
l" supNe'-c OF gmust celebrated estates ut ON
ae i'ino from which bis NIlg!rls have all been se-sie
@ lluiiIu- Tor many years. lie therefore can ,y
sn'Htenee assert niihr 4lIy Of the major lart an
ed houses To- MADEIRA " 1'''s-4
lc SherTes Port, Brandy, &. sc are all Of sun,rir
Die louss " S7' '1Stte'A'
4 ne delicate health II tie proprietor prevents h. -
ienuon TO- business, aud CbIEes HIN 10 reiire no .r
tire. 80 ' '-'7 u go 20 posi-
portion Of Mr. Smiths private stock will also be added
10 the sale. ~ '- 1.'''0
HoFFNANs 4 co. Au.roDss,s
- Ja'ancucs may De had ou amt aifer lie ayEt 'r.,
H ."r ''"l, Wal hc arrange Ur kan nation 90 me ~
- -. -- ~ '-t.' Sc ll--!ttS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25
TO SUIT HARD TIMES

HOUSE SIGN PAINTING, GLIDING, GLAZING, sc
IfHEnL"'k J. SMITH tenders hs thank to liis f,uI.
aul the public, for tho extensive patronage with yb
c a' teen iuvouf"h 1nd respectfully announces fp tsm
t ne irh"W prepared IN execute orders tu the various
branches Of his business superior manner and nu
l'In' which cannot iaii CO. meet APPRECIATION
"" particularly requests individuals firms who nav
require Signs Painted ar L"fcrD Lettering 1T any s
soupi"n lone that lee Will undertook" their execution in
WTkH1uhkc manner. a much below The prices usual,
cI"rE'din this 'iiy Tor hl- motto Is aud shall hc that
strict economy requires only moderate expenditure
am moderate profits suih.c inr its requirements"
ORDERS iuf GliziuE any part 0f the cay fIa'I b.,
promptly attended, tu, aud hc confidently promises lets pt'
i"'E That i1cy a' not be the victims Uf proc rl -uluf
on hiE part.
'rnuem"n n The country will find him ready rs L,gsa
J", To- undertake IA urnr sc M the adjacent counties
Wi ihcy VII ind iW hc has always uu hand tu , ,
I'nsly" and varied assortment NJ colours rrnyd msr
,,Hg Hh'P on Nil HwW street, ShOckor iiUl M4t.r
Wnu-r rLIuIIr. m-AI LLIr nnInL ~ ~ ..-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25
BY DUNLOP, M5NcURE < CO
CRANEY ISLAND

SERVANTS, CROPS & STOCK. AT AUCTION.
b. SAil hpNh h" 10Th oi Oc,nH-r, az n O'Clock on
- lNr premises will Toe solid That fFuy F.sr.rf. 30,
s-Aei ~ h" county Of Hanover. about miles f- h.
'NF 'i NcNmnLi, On the ClcSaanmtny Rtvrr an
snowu ~ Zoe name uf CIaucy Isani. and CONTAINS -
go r-oGe hai Of which L'wground. ami perfectly
hT'ig' Win good Frame Dwelling IIousc-t,1 ro,,n ~,
zoe hrsi floor, and three auoye-wrh Tie usual on,
Amer th' sale of the Land will be sold
Male Servants
Female 90
The stock of Mules, Cows AMI Uors
The present years Crop of Corn Fo4Irr Tr,x m
Oats ' 'N'' '''J 81"
AMI Farming Utensils &c &c
Terms For the llut, fourth cash and fE. ,r,r. ID
I,- ,il'l p!3mHuis ~ %, - and is months. The Ser
wants Crops, g.. for cash NV ~
seH DUNLOP. MONCURE a co. A1.,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25
FALL STOCK or
nOOTs, SHOES. TRuNKs LEArmRn A .

N WIZ u hi. lusi returned roma vi4 I'm tho Nnrb.
~" 'hl h''l'fn 'fica, where hc has rurrhtarI Hs
fALL WINTER STOCK OE BOOy.S. NUOgy
IRtNhS. LEiTHER.
And every other article uppertaining TO his lpsipsss
The inspection Of purchasers w ''''y '''
l' VIII continue to receive during TIE Fall and Winf.,
additions To his Stock, which will render IN M al ,,
complete and desirable. w wv WI "'''.
lnthc selection Of bis Stock, Do has asrd cyctv 0 n
W"' UN ~ very beet that the Northern tut n, 90,
'hnlfciurcts could produce; and, rotn hH long T, 600
'ncc in The business he docs hesitate to assem- H.,
" n'Hlai in HE Stock upon aEoUf terms H roulI ,vs
'e,,n purchased 10y any other individual n the st,fe
~Ho lres folly warraufci n saying that ma sfo,t of
r"hrfn foods In cuuuCc Tim with that ~ his own 5r
,lc, W point OF quality, 1laniy aud variety, cannot he
surpassed nv any Nv Virginia..
Town and Inuutry Mcrchauis, AMI purchasers general,
~ arc respectfully invited n call aud examine his stnrt
nc NHIc7 hem that Will be ctcd by the case d1zon
~ 5tl r' on ~ good terms a. they be
Ht,uml ~ = Wholesale aud Retail MOOT, SHOE aud
TN i!ItR Establishment on Market Bri'ec.
90 " dim
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25

VI Munongilii Lottery. E,rI ,iiss Nn - far I-Ii To
t. determine dhN ~" hrtNius - thr Uuiou Int,i, JArs
M = or l-li, iu Ice drawn Achln .T u. & u situt.
dN, oct @t ISL lhdrtNu bdlluIs Mannheim ryh.ur
sr'nh capital L'."c 81 S5i'h splrnHd p,lr ut 3d., a.
"a" u of 1854, 10 u 81 .'Nu priEr -: a. at 7,tsl
prizes at AS cot i7hl Ia IJI Iuui l.i 81 of Iu
Boot 80 ~ ct Ia. tr"f AZ Ac. 10 drawn numb, - ,,
~ - Iirkcs sd; halves Ia quarters 3. rirhtrz "a
tc'uhcaics of Package OF ~ whole Tickets 0Csar,s
la proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25
ISAAC o. AUSTIN,
iSuccessOr TO Otey & Austin


tctr doors ADORE tie Bel Tarsru
III A. on hand a large AMI splendid s;ocE Of stti..
= "s'I,>r hAtnesSr Whips, Collars. SPURS A. al -,
Ngu ne VI" SCI. low al wholesale OF retail f1r Isl "
CttL country merchants and all others ySsbu. =, ~ "
IIg respectfully Invited 10 call before purchlli"y
R.cnmunI. sartnr,Lrr On -, 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY DUNLOP MoScURe $ IN

100 TONS IRON, WHITE LEAD COFFEE
. AND SUGAR, AT AUCTION
Of our store, will DC SOLD - 0''eN - q" ""'''
TO tons IIc'iezaT Iron. assorted sea
wv HsSt nhe Lsal grouni IN OIL kegs 81 100 10. 10
- bss. green isguyra, RIO a7d 4, D,niu-, C.,r.,
- h.'is dry bright Nc~ ORLEANS sugar.
~ 10 - 't"iH AMI Porto REQ 81,
- ppse. shsia l2aL single IIlnv, and lump 10
SD 81 OHIO wbskcv q"
100 III Nouongahra 40
- 10 Wary lsni sn P-nnsyIvlnia ,lis,iieI.i,
each 49, ~@N'S ShiihlaicrS 40
900 !, 2 and gallon Deniohns
% cssks Bacon sides, Ciueinn,ii rp,,,
10 boxes brown sap
10 hhis sugar hous. Molhss.s
" noFsS laio~ Candies or superior quality
~ hah pipes Limitation Brandy
iogethcr with general variety II
nfstEn VIZ an'iies, GIN and Wines &c A.
For thc Iron, 10 be cold IN kis OF 10 to,s an,
~" .'hnE ~ tous, Lt0s-oseT this quantity - ,,.
cIe'ht "r approved negotiable paper White Leaf q ms
l';.''iefics at molthE-over slUi
se" DUNLOP, MONCURE a co. Aucis
ADDITIONAL.
Wi he added TO the above sale
% reams superior Ruled Letter Paper
- do 10 do Cap Do
ALSO,
Ceases Chrome Gre a Pam;
10 DO Yellow do
SjkeEa Black
ALSO,
10 bundles fine German steel
DUNLOP NOSCrEE co
~ The sale Of the Iron wnhe I.ai and many Of the
iealns articles will take place without regard To xea,ber
A T..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &C..

TUE gubsrt'rrs invite The alton .nr their TrruH.
y 1niCu4umrr4 fufIrir ftl aIppyn Drif4 and Ve.U
cn"' s' 8-lW " Eu-fACE & ~ON.
DHEsEHNthG X ETTLES--A zinc SUNNY of
u the above. Uf 80 sizes, both ta bell metal M ana,
ncllei ware just received, ani ior s,'c low, ~
RICHARDS q 60
81 h n street, shoskoo It'll. opposite swan Tavern
'HuOMASTON LIME.5Ju rrrsss TIrntp,sfUp
limo hourly expected ur -sIr low ~ carly lrpir9.
ton hc made to WILLIAMS a HAXAiL
20
SEGAUs-luJ boxes ~ very low priced s,gprs. f1r
- SUE jas 4 GEO WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25

Va L""-hurs Lottery. CHss q, foe lSll-Iu hc drawn
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