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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-12
A TIGER.

IN 1914 party nf british naval and
military officers were dining IN a Jungle
at some distance from Madras. when u
!erocions tiger rushed in among them.
sr,Eel young midshipnan. an,l threw
him accros> his back In the first emo
,ions oi terror. the other officers hal all
si,atche,l up their sidearms. aud retired
some PAGES from their :,ssaiant. who
stood flashing his sides with his tail. as if
doubtful whether he should seize more
prev. or retire with that which he had
already secured. They know that il was
5usual Will, the TIGER. before he selzes his
prey, to deprive II of life hy a pal on the
head. which generally breaks the skull !;
BIT ,his.is ro' his invariable pracnce.-
The li'ile .,idshiprnan lay mo,ionless on
'he back OH his enemy; but yc, the Off
Gees, who wer" uncertain whether he had
received the mortal blow or not, were a.
i'raii 10 FIRE. lest they should kill him,
sn"s'her with the tiger. While i'm this
state o'' suspense. they perceived the
hand nf the youth gently move over the
sd nf the animal. and thinking the mo-
ton ,o result from the convulsion of
death. they were about to fire. when. to
their u,'cras'onishmcnt. the tiger dropped
Stone dra.I. .and heir young friend sl4ung
from the carcass, wavin. in triumph a
bloody dirk drawn from tho tigers heart.
for which no had been feeling with the
utmost coolncss and ,lcircumspec,ion. when
the motion Of his hand had bce1 taken
for dying sias.'"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-12

lioRAs Nn> NuMERo Nisl SEREsAT. is
the motto OF a sun dial near Venice
There is so(tness and harmony in the
words and IN tho thought unparalleled.
OF all coEceits, il is surely ,;ls most elias
sicsl 81 count only tho hoHrs that are
une.ou.!ed." What bland ard care dis.
pe'ling feeling! How ,E.c shadows seem
To fade on tho dial plate, as tho sky
lowers. and time presents only blank
unless It's progress is marked by what is
Joyous. and all that i; not happy sinks
into oblivion! What tina lesson is COM
veyed. to take no noio OF time but by its
benefits; to nolics only the smiles. aud
neglect tic irowns Of fate, to compose
our lives Of bright aud gentle none nis.
turning always TO tho sunny side Of
things. and letting the rest sip from our
in'agira.ica, uahcetel Q. forgotten!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-12

GENEALuGY os GREAT Barr ,lN's Queen.
Victoria is the daughter Of the late
Duke Of Kent. who was the bro'her o.
William the ". who was brother OF
George the ~. who was the son of
George tho llI. who WAS the grandson Of
Genrg" lh. II. who was the sun OF the
Princess Sopilis. who was the sister OF
William and N.ry. VINO were The d,ug'i
ter anil son in-law nt James lie /. vino
was the spn of CHARLES lit, |, VIII was Il
'rai,or TO his country. and ,'ccap'iated as
such, Who was the son ~ James th,. l..
who was The son Of Mary. who was tho
sister Of Edward the VI. who was the son
OF Henry the VIII. who was the cool
blno'led murderer Of his wives ansl sn,, of
llenry the VII. who slew Richard t|r
III. who smo,here,l lis nephew. Edward
thu v. who was The son OF Edward tho
~, who. with bloody Ri,.ha d. slew
Henry The vi. who succeeded Henry the
V. who was the son Of H-nry TIC ",
who WAS the cousin Of Richard The II,
who was The son of Edward the I'll. who
was the son Of Edward the IT, who was
the son Of EJwnrl the I. who was the son
of Henry The I'LL. who was the son ot
john who WAS the brother Of Richard
the |, who was the son OF Henry the ii,
who was the son Of Matilda, the daughter
NJ Henry the |, who was tho hro,her oi
William Rufus. who was the son OF Will
liam the 'onqu.ror, who was the son .,
"a woman Of ad fame -tondm paper.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-12

PREpoNpERANcg OF PROFESSIONALS lin
the State Of New York there arc li,lll
professional men, or ono 10 every l7s ol
the population. In New Hampshire there
are ono 10 every lO2 Of the population
and throughout the six Eastern States
there IS an average Of one professional
man to every f35 OF tho population
This grent preponaerancy ni' the pro
Ges~ons over anu above the wants Of so
cicty is witnessed in every state in the
Union. Even in the new territories o
Wisconsin and Iowa, the proportion al
pfotc ss'ons 's greater than in any Of the
states, ii being one to every il9 persons
SO that il would seem that the avenues
which new country might he supposed
to open, arc already filed to OVERLOOKING
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-12
P oeti G a /
ANSWER TO

~ NJ ~ t.iN w
"JCHN ASrFRsuS NV JO!c
PY Mrs. rn ,wFoRD.
Jean anderson. my am Jean.
feve been !.al gnlie wife:
Yeve mar than shared my pain. Jean.
We've he. " my iov through life;
lo'sd YOU inyour youth Jean.
Wi honnv >nooded bruw:
Put ma,n ] tell the truth. Jean,
To-. We better now.
O!thty we're pleasant tir,e.. Jean.
When FIRST | try..cd thee;
The, cn,ne like holy chimes. Jean,
o. sabbath belly " ne;
Ru, swset.r IN ny heart. Jraa.
Than a me pas een rsnve.
The nope that wE,, . ". l,nrt Jean
Cur souls -l,;.l meet above.
I've hsene man o tnii, Jean,
= nj ,ir ohiisao II rn.,n;
Ert still - hatl,a su,iir Jran.
hnt. catiny IS lcome n,,,e:
Our hrnrth was as a ieht, lean.
The ssi'-rot oi, ilic FIRE.
" hen came hack at night Jean.
faDnd ny hearts desire.
Our hairns hs- hrch some cares. jean.
But hanks TO thee, nv 10.
1h.y hrongh, not our gray hairs. Jean,
WI shame or sorrow low;
And when =; last our bed. lean.
BESIDE ~. k;rh mann be:
They'll honnr rs when dead Jean,
And that's enough tor me.
HAVE NO INFLUENCE.
What if,he little rain should say.
So .n,all dron NJ {
Can ne'er refresh those thirsty fields
rll .sT,y in TIE sky!
What ifa shining beam Of noon
Should in lis fountain stay.
Because its feeble light alone
Cannot c,eatt day?
Doth not each rain drop help to form
Til. -oni refreshing shower.
And every ray of light to warm
Aud beaut'fy the lower'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-12

OF :cnlf chat Tor he London New Era
furnishes, in n la'e nn,nher OF that paper
the following interesting case Of a s.do,'
which is too good to be lost:
y lady having entered into one of the
large shawl store shops in the Rue 81,
Honorc, desired 10 5n suited with Cash.
mere shawl; /; none of. ynur trumpcry knicl,
knacks. but an article to the tune Of six
thousand francs. This wasa, last accom-.
! p'ishrd; when Mad.me, giving her name
and address as the wife Of Desirabode,
the celebrated Dentist, ordered it to be
brought by one Of tho clerks to the NJ.
DIS apartments forthwith. In the mean
! time. the lady started off to the Dentists
herself, informed that enlig French
man. that having brother who was sad.
'y a martyr TO the tooth ache. and who
held the .iorceps'' ia unutterable dread,
she had prevailed on the youth, (who was
in business. by means. OF a strataccm. to
come to his ihr NJ. d .. abode) at the
same time requesting the NJ. d. to di
vert the youths attention, a! first, by al
luding to business, &c, and other topics
OF the day.
All this was punctually promised on the
parLof the dentist, and III due time rap
wa. heard announcing the arrival Of tho
''mar,yr." The lady. taking the hnt
Immediately started off. md meeting the
sh,wl and the bearer IN the ante.room,
laid hold 0! tho former, at the same time
telling the clerk to take tho bill into he,
husband, who would settle it; but on nc
account 10 presen; the bill before he ask
! ed for it. The ady having walked out
the clerk walked in, when the following
scene took place: NJ. Desirabodc Glad
10 sec you, my dear sir; how goes on the
business brisk. eh? Pray. sir, sit down
The youth. delighted to find Sc Agreeable
q companion, was in ~ hurry TO present
his small account when the conversa.
ton turned OH teeth Here was chance
;.' the clerk to have his teeth examined
by first rate dentist, for no consldcra-
tion whatever.
. You have tooth acI:a now and then
perceive" continued Vi. D.. cdging over
TO tho martyr with the lorceps concenie.
in his hand. s.Sonctines, rot ofien.'
was The answer Of ,hc innocent. '.Ohl
yes, see; That is Inc tooth. ,hink,'' al
/ acd NJ D., looking 1T the open mou,l, ol
the visitor. ..Ycs. sir. that is the one
that used to ache when was very young )
'.ixar,'y. that one allow me \ moment &c
look" The mouth VAS u.aln o;ciled
!, vas the work OF hail an ln~taut, crash
crash!. The tooth was in tie grip Of the
iorteps. and that instrument was again
deposited Oh the table with the tooth, in
is clutches. The scene iha. now ems uetl
battles all description; the yic,,m. with
lis mouth lts.l Of b!oad, could not ute: a
: word for some minutes, bit Was obilse d
70 contcnt himself hy locking duggers al
the tooth extractor" AMI thras,ing a bill
before him. "Dh! nothing. nv dear sir
won't take sou, added Nj. d., ,nncy.
log the bill to ha u ban!, note. 81 have
assanleI nil With your sister, de-
noaemeat followed in due course of time,
bat the lady had go' two hours star,
with her shawl. AMI the agreeable COM
pal,inns parted not hall 50 agrecablr as
they had met
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-12
BEAUTIFUL SI1PERslTlON.

In Po'ard every individual is supposed
10 be born subjrc:. 10 some particular deS
tiny or fate, which it Is impossible lo
him to avoid. The mont, OF his na,ivi,,
has mysterious connection with one o
the precious stones; aud when pcrso,
desires to present 'h" object ot his aff;c
tlnns with an acceptable present. ring
is invariably given, gIi,,ering w,'h the
jewel bv whlch,,hr fate OF that obirc, -
imagined 10 be- determined a,u described
For instance. n aly is born in January
her ring mus. the eforc be iacynth or
garnet. tor these stones belong 10 ,i,a,
peculiar nonth of ,he year, and express
Consistency and fidelity.
Hero is lis. Of every month. which,
we faithfully transcribe for the beneti, oi
our fair renders:
January-Jacyn,l, or garnet. Con.
stancy and fidelity in everv engagement,
Februsry t,ae'hyst. This mouth &
stone preserve mnrtals from strong pas.
sions, and insure them peace Of mind.
March--BI,od stone. Courage and
success in dangers aud I,,zardo1s enter
pr,ses.
Aprli-Sapphire ard diamond. Reopen.
tancc and innocence.
May Emerald Success il love.
June Agate. Long life aud health,
inlv-Cofncl'an o; ruby The tofget.
!nnrss OF the cure OF evils spriny;n,
from, friendship O, !ove
sugus si--sarslpnyx Conl.,gal t.I,c,ty.
sePtem er--Chry spl.te. Preserve from
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-12

UNITED STATES LOAN The N Y
Journal nf Comncrs,, Of SnMr lay says:
The Bank df ',nnllncrcc Is authorised!
ato supply applicants with United States
six per cent. stock. having twenty years
to run. Certificates will be issued with
coupons in sums of $1,000, $4,000, S5,
600, or $4,000, or will be made trans
ierab!e only OH the Registers books, a.
may be preferred
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-12

4 coon. EPITArH.-On the deceaso Of \
certain great man. not much beloved, the
following was found. inscribed in chalk,
upnn the valves OF his coach.has.s, door:
''lio that giv.lh unto the poor, lendelh
unto the Lard. N. B.-Tho Lorl owelh
ua.o this n,an- nothing."
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-12

DREADruL.-At Delhi, New York,)
last week, the dwelling Of Chancey Van
Kleek was burnt. and his child pefishsd
in the flames; the parents being too Trunk
10 render il any sssis,a6cs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-12

..FREScH HUMoR.-r6a n YAsPost Of
the' l'h, has an amusing description Of
a Frenchscar casure drawn. probably, by
some unfortunate Frenchosan fronp lie,
as he has sent it on tn ; side.ihe Atlantie.
and which admirably displays how hap-
py All art the french possess, Of exlrac,-
ing Merri,nent out of misfortune. Tho
picture is entitled L'lmp,riaiioa Fan
co,se en- la42. II represents. severaP
French.nens arriving. a, the promised
sland OF smerca, aud climbing u tree OF
fortune. with large spreading branches,
II, aesi ui the golden fful, at the sums
int As they ascend, ltny lind Their
clothes torn ,rnliorhcsn, garment a,ier
garment, hy the thorny boughs, named
''Wa.i Street, Mnk stock. auctions" &c,
Ne. AID finally, s'eping - a ,reachar
oas bongll Called "'aiIure,' lhey tumble
head-fong and naked 10. The ground.
Here tney arr. free upon wi,1grapc shot,
from an immense cannon called ''prolec.
tive sH.s,n at which Johf Quincy
Aslan,s, a vaav gnol !ikeness, stands
boiling AhS 'na'et,.
Fh. Yankees ln.ane,me, enrich them
selves by 'ht plundor. some Of them
~ciimb the tree OF fortune BY means Of a
ladder, The lower end Of which casis on
mound Called ..crelit,' and tho upper
end Oh branc9 utahc tree called ..bank-
rup, law aud taking down tho coats,
wais'coa's and pantaloous OF which the
poor Frenchn'en were So ipprd, divided
them an,onA AAAt.nsslyes- Another group,
on scatfolding called '.dones,icmanuiac-
lures," sAnd laughing at tho figure
maIs. by the naked FrenchmAn, some Of
whom arc cut down by ,hsgfapo shot,
others crushed by the fall ofsa rock CALI
ed ..cash d2ties.' ana nihers swimming
the water 10 reach their own country,
are arrested by gems d'nrmes, and taken
off ,o ltls1risons Of Clichv and Sic. Pe!-
agie. la slho tore ground are two bull
dogs, their collars lc,tcrel Cdfks and
! benjamin., abou, 10 fslt upon tho naked
aul'woOndsd. In tho back ground is q
poor French importer, Of .o Sing Sing"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-12
rrou NE New Orleans bulletin.

NEW ORLEANS STREET MARKET
UmbrciIas.- rise with the rain. and fnIl
with the sun Holders uneasy. calculat.
ing IN sprea of business. Article ap,
10 change hands.
HS-Stock ighi nature. and peonlc
looking tor change in quality with the
first cool wea her. Few sellers Groom ed
with success. and none Of the producers
cnnght mp ring. Great distress pre-
s.mcd to be f.n from efforts to s.puIl ,oooi
over ,ha eyes -
Leather, Shoes. d.c--Grea, activity in
these articles just before bank Closes
l)nns also discover desire to more in the
commodity. Boots brisk, hu, no pumps
in the mnrket. as there shord be-.-to
carrv@nf the rain.
Hos'-Owing TO close sticking Of the
market. holders do NOT anticipate a r;se---
above tho knee. Some difficulty in getting
rid OF wet socks, which, "a yet, cannot be.
unra.ei'cd.
Pnn,n nre IN tight
place. but are unwilling to let gn. Like
most merchants. they evincc con -iIerahie
anxiety about the state of their dromprs.
People have an rye to buttons for convert
ence sake.
Observation-Disclosures in This article is
parhyovrr the I.n shoulders Holders
are anaiou. TO iet go towards bed time,
but are ready for ''buchIing to- early in
tie morning,
Stachs.-- II is ..ncck or nothing" with
dealers. in his article. Holdr,s get IN.
ensv ii the middle Of the day, and in
transactions are p. #, city Wiling TO
s'Hs,p If" Stocks We, stuff last week,
bu, the weather affects them considerable v
al present
H'n;eicoG 's-No fransacticns; people
have no money to Unrest in this article.
and pockets are empty.
Gircs s-rhi> comnnodity is very little
bond-lel II. who fingers in them finds
i, hard to get clear The chief dea.ers
arc among the II rriN ocracy.
Cane, These articles rise and fiW -
Attributable to hnt weather. Many
holders Sem determine. 10 do aceli .fd,,ri j
Hn.SerciieIs-Nluci, sought for, and
holders inclined To hold on. By late
discovery. ,h, threads in some o them
arc found TO coutain sp,cie. Ii is an ano.
ma y that these hang Acariy on hand.
Every body nasr this
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-12
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01

ET The regular packet schr PENNSYLVANIA
etSkS Robinson, master, having part Of her cargo en-
- gagged ami viii meet with dsp1tch For b.iance %
- ''
se22 IOt wy. po,vr FIT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
MARRIAGES.

At PsiHe.vlle. Ameli. AZ g O'Clock A NJ on a.. ,9,t
MI ne Rev James NJ Jeter Of Amelia, Mr. ADoLPHUs
John L Jstcr. - @'e''ei u
Ia Lunenbnrz county Thursday the LIST ln.,.nt Nv
ne Ne, panlcl Peuy, AT HENRY HOLMES Of FarmvlIe
former place. my " ''e
Ded Of Cons. stive Fever. the Ith ult in Shelly
We aged p years. ~ " ''o"
In AI,5a1ifil, d. C the 27h ult ANNA, wife OF
samuel u. L. rtEouf. ''N "
=, llJe ny kng George county, the IOh ut Miss
hAh LhA CSIUAkT daughter of Col. John stuart .sed
q Al HdiShury, loadoun, WIN. P. DUvAI., Jr, son Of
Z. pssa' OF Tallahassee, Florida, aged -.
"a Alexandria ID G., tile 18th ult Mrs EIIZ AlETU
1tRIis, wire Of Mr. Jacob Curtis Keeper Of The Poor
House, azcfsS - ~ -V~'
IN Fredericksburg, on the 24th nit FAYETTE John
SION, Esq one OF the tins rist.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01

nc seduction ~ a iriu', how few have known ~,
heosis' The cre,tve pow.rof g.niu. can IN, h.
~ I've and move, and havs eng; and a
stri>kcn fish gives U D the ghost in ,,sn,p,,,.
iha' pus the in mind Of n SOU r. Ned go
80 S~ear. That he onee threw A. so far ard j,
heh'eiy, and suspendedy that in., a., i, 90 I.or
80 ypon the water. after lying a moment in Tie
scnrcely-moylny ar, ~ thoIsh n knc~ no 4. = 80
GRAVITY, AZ actually took lie and .ioss ,na xoIJ
nave hown away, but that en- old f,ur n,nnd.,
seshs y start, sPrrng md jumped al l., fun fo,,
ou' OF ms element, and changed the course of the
nsecvs travel. from the upper mir 10 TIE boto-, &c
hrs throat. That i, one Of Nsd,,. ard 7 do 10,
guarantee but such thing nigh, BE- Insects
nre caIed INTO being in variety OF my.terious
"y' as al the word knows; 70. instance, the ant
m',e1,e mat sPpe.r N the neghborhood Of DEPART
sp ho'Sesi and, a. Ned says, If death can create.
NE, What is the reason smart man car.
,'o' hsnermen are generally great Iawyers: sees
sis"S, Patrick Henry. and Dlniel Webster. I
rave known ih'Sruie however, to have exceI tons
:' ,-e uue sPor'sm1n IS always, CT least, Of
genius, and an homes, man. have either rad or
neaf1 some one say, and sure !; is the fac that
mere never was an instance Of /, sincere loyer Of
DOG. gun, and roll being sent to bridewell or penj-
nnn'e'y' Iaus tnsy did whilom affect, before John
zoe ana h'chsrd Roe were banished from the Stale
ana when an unhappy devil might be held TO bail 20
answer iof It's misfnr;unef; bu. although thew have
eR?eHeneed much tfii.cion under the issue or snon
a'suEpsa-' new was there one who suffered Judge
t1ent upon The Andins OF Jury the plea OF mot
guilty" III wee governor, and kney a ca.e. I
~on.d exert the pardoning power without making
any Inquiry. | should determine, without waiting
20 near single fact, that the was convicted
oy means oi perjury. There is a plain reason for
nv 'his n genuine sportsmeu must possess a COM
oinAton OF virtues, which will Gil him so full that 70
Iooh can DC !eii Tor sin 20 tque.ze IT. He must
oe an cary riser-to be which is the beginning Of
al virtre-anbtious, temperate, p.u!en,, patient
OF toii, fatigue and disappointment, Courageous
"atehinl, inien. upon his business always feady
conhaen' cool, Kind 70 his dog, civil 10 tie girls,
unn ccnTleous 10 his brother spor,smen. Hold IN
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NO 10
AUCTION SALES.
r HIS DAY.
ny INLoEs q. nROTUE

deyf GAL Sarrfays.
10 LbsIs cash sdsances viii b. made on every ,,..
On Saturday Morning, oeioher LAT eou,,penct,r =,
u clock. IN front Of store will be sold ysrIety IN Ne
sras,e articles % Household Furniture, IA ps,t
Woodscaf Chairs. % best niakc
li@ds, Bed ling and Besisfeaals
Mahogany Bureaus. sisiobolrds, &c.
Will be added,
2Cabihei Bureaus
large Gill frsmsi Manfel Ciazs
NAILS, COFFEE, sc.
- sess Su Nsils, assorted sizes, sd of COOL quality
- begs - Domingo Coffee ''
New Ensiand KUN. whissey and CordlaIs, In Lii,
Manufactured Tobacco -
brogens boots anl Shoes
HATS AND CAPS.
scaiet Caps. 1855 49, '
ALSO,
variety OF Croekery and Class Ware, Brass Clocks,
BUGGY AND BAROUCHE.
On saurisy Al 10 o'clcek a superior PANTY naropche
and Sht Buggy, both well ma1e, hand s,rne f,sb
sc - a 49,
ALSO,
supesior large size Dining Table nearly new.
HANDSOME MATCH HORSES.
loi O'Clock pair of6 year oil TIorsea beautifully
aGhe perfectly uGh and gentle. Also several saIs
aud harnes Horses.
STAEuOPE AND HARNESS.
good condition. ' .'''"e-' va
se0 ISB. Aaets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
DEATHS.

Dec Of bilious ever on Thursay The 22 Ia-ta0i IN the
81 ye-I Of her age Mrs 81 ZABETH, eonsor OF DoeoI
Sanuc faunileroy Jr and eldest laughter Mr. James
ooVau- both OF King Queen county The death OF I'M.
excellent Lady severe blow her relatives aud friends
Siich was very uneHneetel TO ihem and doubles,
hasened oy her severe grief for the death Oh ehd
an iie daughter IL the 81 year her age ouy
"a wednesday, sept Ssh, VIRGINIA, infant daughter
OF ramuel and Mary stone, aged months and 10 days
On Yesterday evening, amer short Illness al the resi-
dsnee OF her grand talht, Af George Watt SALLY MA
months.
The friends and aequaintances Of her her and gran,
nveiio ai,en her from the residence
81 Ter gssd father this evening, a O'clock withou, fur
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
CITY ARRIV AIS.

EIcHiESE HorgL.
A T'zzard, Penrsylvana; Robert L,uni,r
Nashville; Nelson Psse and serv.nr, Cumberland,
l. w Wilkins, Norfolk; John Lsnthall Philad.l-
nhia; Jos Btewsier, New Haven; Lieut. Powell
U 5 Navy; Cap, Cushing, James Rive. r ] CooLs
oniNe's!.yi Wa NJ Cooke, d.; NJ Cooke, Ports
mouth w HARRISON, Charles City; MIR Matthews
MecklenbuIg; n Read, Clarksve; e C Read
raImyiiie Ino Tatb and lady, Gloucester; Jno c
6.d'dse' islta1; J Edmonds, d.; Duyprey
Boyd,ou; Wm II Holt and lady, Virgins. J & Tai,
Mass WIN Sauer5ier, Philadelphia; { F Fisher
and lady, Petersburg.
COLUMBIAN HoTEL
Crump, Centrevihe; w L Booker, Amelia
Z Hobson, PowhlIan; W W Ho5son, do; [. I
Norwood, Granville, n c; Finch, Meckjtn
olrsi Me Puryear, do; I Burton, Scot.yil.e. w W
Akin, Che''efiieldi Gen Hoge, Pulaski, w Kyle
Staunor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
POETRY.



We nave read some li,,le poetry in our dsv m,
nave teen variou'ly affected Ly it, but our f-eine
were never so wrought uron rs in reading the fol
loving ines. We 20 not believe there is to b,
oun' m all the pos,ry that has been written, ei,hs
aneieni or modern, three s,anzas containing NOR,
oil the res! ore'-the pure, unadullera,ed essenee-
man will be found in the article below. This i
h'sh prete, but we unbesi,aiingly sunni, our bet,
ter oPnions 10 the te:ier judgment of Gus brethren
Oar coHespOnden. has our thanks for this sxqusi,.
production.
STAN ZAS
when the cool storm how,s round your door
And you by hight Of isper.
sLeosi.y by the evening ffe
EuI 1li nE the LAT paper
'I.t MINK ~ HIN whose work thus heirs
To wear swsy the winter,
AN ply uns query 10 YOURSELF
Have paid up the PRISTERl
From and weT:-from north and soun,-
FROM lHnds beyond The water.
ne 'taliy, weekly, bringa You new,
From every noot and quarter
No tAHc on earth tolls more than he
rnioush summers hcaf and winter;
hsS can you Tor moment ther
neglect 10 pay the PEiSTERl
i9nt other hills you promptly pay,
Wherever you do owe, Ir,
Tie butcher for his meat ~ pliI
Tor 'eunlricsi 10 the grocer:
Tho TAILOR aud tle EhoeuiAkcr,
The halter aud the vintaer,
A. thef pay-thrn why neglect
To settle with the PEISrERl