davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
NOTICE.
HsTNA FIRE INSURANCE coMPANY
OE HARTFORD. CONN

AoEScr RICHMOND Va.
WIS Company was incorporated the year 1875 ew
perpetual charter and a capital OF 500 90 aud in.
sures against loss damage by FIRE dwelling houses,
sores, manufacturing establishments household fIrn.
turc, and merchandise in general the favorable
terms.
Any losses which the Company may sustain on risques
taken at this agency will DC duscd proIi aud
literally.
Applications for insurance the renewal 81 policies
may be made To the subscriber who las been duly ap
pointed Agent for the City Of Richmond aud vicinity.
II. BALDWIN. Agent.
10 Under the Exchange IIo'et
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27

Culver PLATED CAsToHs-Bes n, ,I,.b
y silver Plated Casters, o. sud bottles, cut Tor sale
low iot cash WV y. HUrtER,
do0Ts above the Bell Tavern,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
TO MERCHANTS


YOUNG rianw WHO has had several years experieure
~ The Dry Goods business. 10th In the ccuntT and
cy, - anxious 10 obtain situation act either as fieTk
OF salesman IN some Dry Goods Grocery store 10 tic
CITY OF Richmond lie has eonductcdthe busncss Dot h IN
The upper sht lover country; therefore from The
enee and many valuable aeqnautances he has both Ia The
country and city he feels confident that hc would be an
advantage 10 any house by whom he be enp,ayed-
atany rate he would use every IN pron6n, his
employers interest Salary very snail Satisfactory refer
ehee WI ne gwen as respects character and qua alton
ne aiiressedto = u VII be very thankfully received
''''''-'o"ii 0elt- 20, lct<- seq
100 BUSHELS forward Red May Wheat Tor seed
IOO for sale. " wv
2l WORKMAN NrGRUnFp l. co
CIlES IL Young H. son Teas paIt OF eTtTa o1sI,
- " lust received and loI sale by ''
&c ~ INIoEs BROTHER
NAWGARINE CANDLEs-A supply Of fhoss
wi beautiful Candles, JUS received and for sac
&C ~ JOHN GORDON.
WHIT r AND BROWN HAVANA SUGAR
w for sale.
&C ~ JOHN n. GORDON
BACON sIDEs-2J hlds Bacon sues in store Tor sale
- " JAMES a. PATrESON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27

( EmENT-SOO bbls Hydraulic Cement landing, ioi
ocf BOYD. EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
TUE suhscrbers have received 10y the packets Tus aro
Il "a, Manchester, and Weymouth. from New York 4
large aud very general assortment Of Dry Goods sur
The present and approaching season part Of which arc
follows:
Ezra super medium and 6ne Cloths and Cashmere
comprising choice assortment of coors and patterns
super me DUN and low ed Kentucky Jeans
Do d. do Sauinetts, all coiors
Coriona Plains, heavy KeIscys, napi Cutfons, &C.
Mcrino, Valencia and Swans ioan Vcsfina
ilain aud hsd velvet, six and satin 10
Pain striped and plaid linscys
Rose, Whitney, point AMI Dunlc Hankefg
HcalWclsh aud other non shrinking Flanncis
Red yellow, aud green 10 very cheap
Knitting and dafnlng yarn andEcphyt woTstcd
Plain audhgured Mouseln 10 Liincs from the richest
STYLE 10 70 efs per yard
Figured and saun striped Challcys and Bonbazines
Alracla Lustrcs and Rosclyn Plads
Rel agnted and ,i'iped silks aud Rogs
SUPER Brochc Shnwis and scarfs
Satin. silk aud velvet 10
Thread, rimp Isle, ani hnhinci Iaces and Eirnrs
Taflctou bobuef and wash Blond
Laics' blk and white silk and cotton Hose
LAMBS wool mclno mofavlin and scrvaui's 10
LADIES' weolcn, thihct and slk Gluycsa and Wits
Camhrc iaconct Swiss and Tarlcion Muslin
Irish Linens, Lawns. Damask AMI Table Clofha
Revere bnrdcred, housitchcd, and pain thread cam.
Bonnci, cay, and neck Ribbons
supcfhne medium. ami low picsd French, English, and
American habit andfurnturc Cslcocs
Large aud small checked super Glnghams
Carpcting Floor Cloih, Biizc and Hearth Rugs
. WIN httc loi o .eachedani unhlcechcd aud coioted
nonesucs viz; Bod Ticking apron ami ifnturo Chceks,
Pails Shccngs, Shiriings OxnabuteN&c sc.
We have Tor years past purchased III our Goods with
cash. and a. the lowest rates but have been able
10 10 better Advanaro than the present season.
will be shown IN The low prices which goods
fcred Cashot acecpances IN townrc the conditions upon
''S' VALENTINE. BREEDEN 4 co.
80 p Willie Huildngs, ~ strco'. shoekoe fl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
REDUCED FARE

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
KAtL-ROAD COMPANY.
~ theehns nf The President sn.i Directors OF the
"a Richmond, Frc;trck sburs aud Poi1msc RAJ Road
COMPANY, J1th May, iSi2.
with uIe view OF fayorns az far poSsle the ior Al
uaselon boihihe iouis1 and fredericksburg Rail Roads,
kessfred, That the price of tho Return Ticket between
sehiuondor other POINTS 90 the Richmond FrcdeT
nufs and Potomac Road, aud points the Louisa al
Road short II Gordonsve, be placed ami an Ell the
Sth June al one third only the price OF the full ticket
That the price ofhe return ticket between Richmond
am points on tic Richnond and Frederick sbur- Road
rhoTt oi fredericksburg, between intermediate polns
on the road placed on and the boyc dale a,
half ~ - ~
That THE price NJ the ticket and return ticket between
Richmond and Gordonsviilo, from and the above
named date be reduced TO six dollars nv cents and
between Richmond aud Frederick buzz. 10 seven dollars
true cory from the minutes.
icf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
LOUISA RAILROAD.
LINES TO
Charlottesville, SiaUrion, Lynehbrg aud the Vir
giniI Springs.
slD EnGa EsEsss9 EsEssN EIsis:sss,,


giniI Springs.
sNT1 H1A Eisf.s9 Es.ss1 EIsiSss
Az12t Issaiss sssslstaS ssszs SZsfE.
FARE TO STAUNTON REDUCED TO So.
To LynchbuTg, ssven dollafs-ro Charlottesville,
Five Dollars.
NIGHT IRA YELLING 4 POIDED-AND GREAT.
LY INCREASED EXPEDITION
rINHE public acreby informed under
Il mcnt betwecithe Railroad Company aud Stage Lines,
the Ferc between Richmond and stanton H. reduce
a5anI .d aor the lst " May will DO reduced
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond by the Railroad At ~ A.
", reach the Junction 10 breakfast aud thence proceed
tg<ecr With passengers arriving at the Junction from the
Morrill, on the Louisa RailToa 10 G3ronsyle and thence
W stages % Charlottesville, reaching Charlottesville by
W. aud Cookies l5moS wcstl by night Leave Cookies
next morning Ivy lay light tho Blue Rigo at sunrise
snI arrive at Staunton by 10 NJ
The t!uyanlOe line leaves S;aunton al II NJ reaches
Glover Dale by night ani leaving there morning at
daylight, reaches tho Warm Springs Ia breakfast, aud
Calaghlns 10 Dinner, AMI passing the White Sulphur
o u VI, arrives at Lcwishurg Ivy r w. tho 3 day %
hours sooner than the route by Lynchbug. The whole
expense u cas aud one trip In tho week IA noo dogs
The Natural Bridge Line, leaves stanton on Tuesdays
Ihuradays aud saturdays, Con the acrnnic days, CT
uas viii bc iurnshod) at III A N, reaches Lexington by
ni2ht Leave next morning lay hight aud tho
Natural brilgc 90 Breakfast where passengers remain
until aler Dinner aud reach Dbrc's Springs by night
Leave next morning acr breakfast reach Calaghan's TO
Might hdUei entirely.
rho roads splendid In tho summer AMI GU aud the
teams aud coaches were never as fine heretofore
These Lines are tbs Mtn Mii komcs and Pcs seng crs
nave preference over all otlicls al any point
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
FOR LIVERPOOL

III The .lap RiCHsRD ANDERSON Rich.
NLnc benneit master, has arI,ycd at bermuda Him
- ~ drc and viii be- ready 20 receive CARO- for ,hs
ply TO '' "'s"' az
&C Z<-de'e2 JAouELIN r TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
KANE'S CHEMISTRY.

n - "
ELEMENTS Of Chemistry, including the most rec en-,
discoveries aud applications OF the science Medi
cine AMI Pharmacy, ami 20 the Arts BY X Kane, ID
X A. Professor Of Natural Philosophy 10 the Roya
Dubn Society, Professor OF Chemistry the Apotheca
rvs Han OF Ireland Member OF the Society Pharmac
OF Paris ani OF the German PhaTmac euca Society
An American Edition, with additions and corrections an,
arranged for the Of the Universities Colleges Acade
mics aud Medical Schools Of the u States By Ora
pcr u, Professor OF Chemistry nihe University Of
oegy ia Ilenipden Sidney College, Virginia, &c. JUS
published for sale.
ocl3 SMITH. URINKER A MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
SMITH, DRINKER q MORRIS.
JOiiNSONIANA.

JOHNSONIANA.
IOINSUNlANA, being anecdotes and savings OF DR.
Johnson, (nnt contained in 'oswclIs Iife) collected
by Mrs Pl"zzi sir John Hawkins: Thomas TIERS Esq;
lHoole Es Geo stevens, ESQ Miss REYNOLDS; Mr. Cum.
hcfanc, WI CTadocs Hannah More Mr. kus; Mr. Green;
Rev Mr. Parker, Nj Rose; Mm Steward ESQ; q Hum
phrcys, A. Sir Joshua nolds; Mad hrhay Or
ne-Rt Hon W Wndham-Bishop Horne edited NV ]
Wilson Croker-complee in ly l2mO handsomely printed
with hncly engraved portraits Of Dr Johnson, boss ~
Madame Piozzi' Topham, DcauelcIk, and Thralc.
From the Editors Preficc
Taken by themselves alone. these Annai might; IL is
presumed claim place with the best works OF htf nom
lar description, IN our own or in any other ansuagc-
Ihcy Ormi tw hardly be disputed Of the bIghfe II
collections of materials thinking that can be pointed
out IN literature, aud constitute cmucntly manual such
as Johnson himself fond of-onc Of those nortablc
books that cary the fire siie aud bold readily
~ your hand-ihc most useful alcf all For sale at the
Bookstore Of
p SMITH. DRINKER & MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27


NEW AND CHEAP CLOTHING.
n ehsseT and Steamboat Columbus; among which are
e essySI Over r and FFoes Goats
Plot ESV Cis,h az sud A,pb.!aS,, l.,
PANTS, PANTS, PANTS.
Isl pair superior sliunet cheap
go DO DO Back S9 ( anil Fs .S c.. so do
VESTS, VESTS.
Vests, Of Meiino. Csslinere. supeifae black Freneh
Cas.ilner, black SIX and satin 90. Velvet 20, Xe.
Ihc largest assortment Of Shirts and Drivers
ssAr,s crayeis, Half Hose, Cloves, suspenders
o0'ht variety all Of @ kfEs sn ao
CHANDELIERS.
I HAVE received some beautiful Chandeliers suitable
or churches and cher public buildings, aud Will cell
them low &C II Jas. EVANS, Main At
CHEEsE. CHEEsE-2O casks prime DAIRY
oe seAr Einbuis' from NeS YSrk for sale
TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS
OF VIRGINIA.
t'uE undersigned have IN store fne assortment OF
heavy C9ins for negroes which they offer TO the Far.
oc nHa aw Planters oil Ta In Ss oa OH 9sps
II EANY wooLLENs-
IL 10 cases extra Double MlIed satnets
% do DO i n.sys mSfs: S SSa,lq:'
part Of the above superior goods for servants
octi5 KENT, kES6ALL 4 ArwArER.
7 osT between F and II streets, a square MOURNING
- BhEASIPiN The finder WILL be slita bly rewarded
10y le1yingH at Mr. MEenelrs Iewclry Store oc lg n
AIDES WHITE ENGLISH KID SLIPPERS We have
rec eved Few pair e;egant whic Eaglsh Kid slippers
cheap Tor cash. JUDAH MYERS a co.
oc 10 Cheap Boot. Shoe and Trunk Dealers.
EHom JENNINGS fasAi0na5Ie EsiaIl.sAT4enI =
l. STARR co. have Just received and elegant
assortment Of Fashionable Clothing such as Coas, Owe
Coats Dress HndFroek Coats, Paniaoons Vests etc etc
all OF winch Will sold al the lowest New York prices
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE
oe ~ Opposite Exchange Iloiel.
EOh RENT, two coinuiodIOus aud really FINISHED
tenemens on BIRD street, between T. and r streets
Just hns anil possession given Immediately ForteTns
apply % Nj John II. Brown, or Mr. WIN Booth.
or ~ df JAMES MALONE
POPULAR AND NEW WORKS.
Harpors Library OF Selec: Novels, at Csc. each,
MOI. Pelham BY Sir f L Buwer
1 v No ?. The DisoSned do
No g. DcvcrcuN do
No :. Paul ClfJTd 10
No Eugene Aram 30
No o. The ast Days OF Pompeiido
No I. The Czarina by MIR Holland
The Life of Henry Clay, 10 t2t cents
Handy Andy BY InveT-Plu 10 9Th. l2!c. per No.
- Hector O,Ia.lorau and ais Mark Anthony ~.
TOOL; By WIN III NaXwell-Part 10 9, l2tc. per No
OR Mess. or Jack Hinton tie C;uardsuan Ry Harry
loIrelucr-No - Is, all 2lc per No.
Together with 81 other New Publications a,i
Nagazines-Teeeived and for sale.
oc 10 LYONS Ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27

IL ZEN q co are now vng from New York, large
IN assortment Of eeasonahlC Goods Tic Tailoring 10
pariinen Is under the care Of JAMES LIVINGSTON and
all who have never tried his superior invited
call AMI give trial We have also large assortment Of
sUPERIOH READY MADE CLOTHING,
brtas persons under the impression that they
cannot he hcd, the above arrangement will all times to
ready for trial Good Dress Coats Pants Vests made
in the shortest notice. and mo extra charge above good
ready made goods.
~ II. Persons furnishing their own Cloths csu have
them made In the best p per less than for.
merly. sc ~ KEEN A co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27

VELVETEEN COATS.
IoR violent Coat Of this material gentlemen are in.
Il vttei TO call on STARR g. co,
90 W Fourteenth street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27

ME have been appointed the agents for selling very
w beautiful article Of Hollow Ware. manufactured in
pennsylvania 10y Moore aud stewart and have lust
an inNo.cc Of samples Of the different articles viz: Pots
henles Ovens, spiders, Andirons, warc Irons &C &C
az OF which prepared TO receive orders T aud will
furnish AZ manufacturers prices We shall always keep
these articles hand, and invite trade cHnmn
their quality. Sc 10 IN TRIPIETT a SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
FOR RENT

Yes IIhds Whisky. inst received and for all low DOR
Sn WADE w. wOOLDRIDGE
doors below the Bell
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09
The Green Horn.

The second day after our return to Spihead,
] was sent on shore in lhe cutter 10 bring off a
youngster who was 10 join The ship; he had
never been 10 sea before; his name was Green.
and he was as green as a gooseberry. | took
dislike TO him the moment that saw him,
because he had hooked nose. and very small
fcHery eyes. As we were pulling on board,
he asked me great many questions of all kinds,
particularly about the captain and officers and
10 amuse myself and the boats crew, exer-
cised my peculiar genius for invention.
Al last, alier had given character Of the
first lieutenant, which made him appear a sort
of marine ogre, he asked how it was | got on
with him: 20 very well, replied |; ''but I'm a
freemason, and so is he; and he's never severe
with brother mason"
"Bui how did he know you were mason?"
81 made the sign to him The very first lime
that he began 10 scold me, and he left off al
most Immediately; that is when | made the
second sign; he did not when made The first"
81 should like TO know those signs. Won't
you tell ihem to me-"
"Tell them TO you, Oh, no, that won't do" !"
replied |. don't know you. Here we are on
board-in bow-rowed Of all men. Now, Mr..
Green, I'll show you The way up"
Mr. Green was presented and ushered into
The service much in the same way lha; was;
but he had not forgotten what said 10 him, re-
latiYe 10 The first lieutenant, and il so happen
ed, that on The third day, he witnessed joba-
tion, delivered by the first lieutenant TO one OF
The midshipmen, who on ven'uring TO reply,
was ordered TO he mast head; added TO which,
Few minutes afterwards, The first lieutenant
ordered two men to be put both legs in irons
Mr. Green irembled as he saw the men led
away by the master-at arms, and he came 10
me.
Il do wish, Keene, you would tell me those
signs" said he; 'can'l you be persuaded TO part
with them! will give you anything that have
which you may like"
"Well," SAID ], 81 should like 10 have that
long spyglass Of yours; for il is very good one,
and as signal midshipman will be useful to
me"
'.i'll give il you, with all my heart" replied
be, 'f you will tell me The sgas."
"Wel, then, come down below, give me the
glass ana viii tell them to YOU"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09
POETR ".
From the y. S. Saturday Post.
The Quakeress.

| BY LEWIS j. ClST.
Oh! never talk again TO me,
or dashng bellies and high-born misses,
Till it has been your lot to see
A Meeting" full Of Quakeresses
Your city miss may gayer dress,
Your dashing belle may be more striking,
But the neat, modest Quakeress
Is far more lovely, to my liking.
Oh! was it ne'er your lot TO know
A sweet and modest Quaker lass,
With sunny brow, and neck of snow,
And bosom-but We'll let that pass!
With eyes, before whose melting glance
The sturdiest rebel must surrender;
Eyes that might fairly make you dance,
So bright and sparkling, yet so tender
Her form of Natures finest mould,
Untrammelled by the hand of Art;
Features in which you may behold
The rich out-gushings of heart,
Filled with the deep intensity
OF young loves sweetest, purest passion;
With manners frankly kind, and free
From the cold werldliness of fashion.
Her maidenly becoming walk
(Sometimes too staid, will allow@
And then her pretty Quaker talk
Her "yea" and ''nay," and ''thee" and ''thOu,"
How prettily from her sweet lips
Fall phrases that were harsh from others,
Just as her graceful looks eclipse
Her tall, ungainly awkward brothers!
And then no cold coquette is she,
Feigning loves show without its feeling,
But rather strives, all modesty,
To practice woman's art-conceang:
But vet when HE-the favored youth,
Shall ask if she his lot will bless,
So dearly does she love the truth
She'll ever answer frankly-"YEs!"
Let other bards aitune their lays,
To reigning bellies and toasted beauties,
But be it mine to sing the praise
Of Quaker girls and homely duties;
Let high-born DANES, in jewels flashing,
BY lord and fopling worshpped be-
Let others choose their beauties dashing,
But the sweet QUAKEREss for me
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09
AnecdOte.

Soon after the close OF the war Of 1872, an
American merchanman manned by green Yam
KEGS wen, into London One of the Yankees
pitched ashore, aud landed in large warehouse.
The proprietor stepped up TO him, and said, My
fr-fr-friend can you t-,-t-,eI m-m,' he could GO
no further. The head clerk advanced and said
i guess ! can Tell you what he was going 10
a<k--.he was going to ask if you could tell him
the reason why Balaam's Ass spoke' WALL
replied Jonathan, i guess Balaam was slut
tering man and couldn't speak, and SO his Ass
stepped up aud spoke for him.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09
Fashionable Tailoring
E ST TABLISHMENT E n L
M, T.I, lRfIIR.5I R.5ITI lEII q. % ,

Would respectfully inform the ei'izens OF
S'roudshurg and county generally, that he is
sill exering himself for their accommodation
al his stand, one door below The office of Wm.
Davis. Esq on Elizabeth street, and has now
in his possession plates and diagrams of The
Very --latest City Fashions;
from which he is enabled 10 cut all kinds Of
genlemens wearing apparel in manner thai
cannot fail TO please those who may wish 10
dress in strict accordance with The prevailing
modes. For others whose tastes may not in
cline 10 The latest fashions, or whose ages may
suggest IDEAS Of comfort rather than display, he
trusts he is equally well prepared; having had
The advantage OF many years experience IN the
difficult, vet not unsurm0unlabie task ol adapt
ins his work to the wishes Of many and vari-
Gus persons He is prepared 10 supply orders
wi'h promlhness and despatch With his SIN
ccre>i hanks for The patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon him, he respectfully soliclls lis
conlinuance-d determined to neglect no means
OF giving his customers full and ample satlsiac-
uOH.
All kinds of cu'ing neatly executed al tie
shortest nolIee, and IN iAe most lashioaabe
svie
jSep.eH,her Ia, 1912 ~
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
THEODORE SCHOCIF.

TERMS-Two dollars per in advance-Two dollars
quarter half yearyan1if if not paid before end OF
he wear, Two dollars and half Those receive their
bv carrier or stage drivers employed by the proprie
Ier will be charged l-2 cts. per year, extra
No pa0erS 1ScoInue until all arrearages are paid excent
Il the option of the Editor.
A vetSe nents not exceeding square (sxteen ines
n be nSee three weeks for dollar twenty-five cents
subsequent insertion; Larger in proportion
jeril discount will be made to yearly advertisers
= All letters dressed to the Editor be post paid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09

In Norway it is said to be no uncommon
sigh, TO behold gentleman dancing WIN
pipe in his mouth, or in wallzing, pulling The
smoke into some lady IS face.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09

..SA1y MY LEG oFF."---We notice in a Wes-
tern paper that Mr.. Ssume was united IN
marriage lately 10 Miss Marian begoft.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

The CrcpS-H0feSt--'I he Richmond Wing states
that the accounts of the growing crops most favorable
III that section The harvest for small grain was
more Pomslng corn Is very forward and tobacco looks
well. 1t adds, that III is thought the wheat crop Of
lrgHnia, though fine, viii not be large onc'
The Charlottesville Advocate gives hatterng ac-
count Of the prospect OF the wheat crop in that REGION
and states that the harvest Of the early wheat comenc-
ed on the III ult
The RIchmond Enquirer states that some persons in
that vicinity have commenced harvesting and mentions
one instance in which gentleman Of Chesterfield had
not only cut and shocked his wheat but poughed up his
ground, and planted corn. thus Producing two Of the sta
pie crops On the same land, in one year.
In this neighbofhood learn the crop is generally
very fine; and the com thus far, looks we'll A few per
sons have harvested.
We regret 10 learn that "Wednesday last there was
a violent and destructive hail Storm near Pannls For
ry IL this county, from the effects of which the grow
mo crop OF wheat within lis range suffered severely
We have not heard The extent or the precise direction
of tie storm,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

"'ay'-S'mo villain attempted to assassisae Nj
r''rIe'' the sculptor, few nights ago in Washington
and II appears that Mr. p. occupies house near the
PRESIDENTS mansion The next morning. Mr. Tyler
visited The wounded man as any one might have done
li5n curiosity rs we'll from compassionate this SIM
pie act II courtesy is announccd IN the Court oall By
correspondent. with an expression Of asonshment,"
as @hatas II JOHN Tyler were any thing bu man tand
a very common nan) hiascfl This. sir. speaks vol
um's, says the ellrouelero Of the astounding fact No
one ever doubted John T,lers honesty and capablity
t"Lat bouneefD and whonow can doubt the goodness
OF his hearty The narrative thus concludes -. am FINN
N'W York aud hare no lille Influence ~ tlaf State
SEEKER beyond doubt, Who thought that THIS lit
Tie NUT false OF lruc, would procure hun an appoint
mrni, even 1t the SGT soap should fall land am now
resolved 10 give HIM never trng support for re
eIecion--the people can have no better man" What
must be thoughio President, whom such stuff as this
can he grateful inconse2 What of the Court Journal
Which daily plies him with such oilcrings2