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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
IN CirANCFIY.

rue defendant, William RudI, not having .oie,.J IA
ti,, ann given security according 4, iii. act OF
NvuV ahh tue Rules OF tins Court anal A..
slaeioy evidence, that lao Is an iuhaLisni Of ~
So1hl u ~ oreied that the said defendant la aupc.r
hciorc The Justices OF our said III.
gu tne nrs thursday In December next and answer ihs
paa,nn tV andtat acoiy Of this order ho forthwith In
sHrted "a sotne Newspaper published IL. Civ ol R,
20, IVY months sneeosssely, aud posted the front
'""' OF the Court House oitaii County.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

S.nENFINE DRESS COATS or JEN-
> NINGs CUT.-Jnst receivedfron jenn,o,s, 80
,nas ,nn h,Sesncn. New Yoik, sssorment o. rcsiy
sauno, u'usy he iounI really made Can and JosE AZ
HrARN A CO.'S.
NV Opposite the Exchange Ifste.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
o0U ar onD "A IN.

VIReiNis;-A Az Ruies Leii in the Cisrt'. omsr on ~.
rsreuot Court VI Ch,neery for tho Iliohrnoa CIR
coll, the la d,Y Of August. leIy.
fendal crnin, 20 .f..I ..H. P,l
agalnst
George Patterson, jo'n Finn. aad ancther, Deas.-
Tho dcicndants above named nat having entered
Their appearance and sven security according 10 tho
Act oi Assembly aDsi the Eules az this touft. anJ
appearing. ~ raiisiaeory evidence. that they are
not inh1btania OF this Commonwealth: Il IL oTdese.
DC he'll tor Tue sid eon,,. on the first Monday IN Decsn
Der next and answer the hin OF the painiif and Thai
copy ofihis opcr l.. la so,pe ne
published in 'he cay OF hchmoad, Tor two months euc
said city. = '"'''~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
BT-EAC0EO D7NESIIfSS

..
IN CASES Carlisle, Manchester, Lonsiale, Steam Mil.
~ and other improved styles bleached Goo,is-Te,
ceiyol aud for sale low.
seq KENT, KENDALL & ATwATER
(ROCCH, BROOKS - HUDSON have lie
~ pleasure of announcing the arrival of their ork of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, comprising the most enrr-
piee aud desirable assortment of useful staple goo they
have ever had H IN their powcr oficT together with
choice selection Of Fancy Gvod, embracing part te
following. viz style Hue Black Rrpc Sllks; Fancy
cooTed stripe Chcna aud Reps silks; 81. aud Hack
Gro dc Ri and Astioni silks; Plain blue black To de
Orleans; IRISH Tabb0ncts Blacg Blue Black aud CoorcJ
hpaeha Lusires, for ladies' dresses, Pain and Fancy
colored Moussns every style aud price; Silk McIino
Thibet and BTocha sLawls and Scarf souir very nc
Linen Cambria Hdkis Ribbons; IAccs; Wash blonde;
Tarlton lace and Muslin; Colored Grapes and Crane
Lisles; DO Forences Superior English French Bo
ha<nes; Six and APachl SeTges; Silk satin and MeTino
Nestinss SILK and Satin CTaysa and Sclrfs silk bindings
and Cords, Silk aud Merno Mats aud Gloves good as.
sortrncnt-and many other articles which they deem IL
unnecessary TO cnupctaie. all OF which they deter.
rned To oer cheap, ot cash. dealers who car
and willmeet their engagements promptly maturity. or
the usual credit Sc 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

In the United saics Court for the Eastern District Of vr
gnia, October Sih 1872
I n .hc matter OF bankruptcy OF WILLIAM HOBSON.
OF tho Couniyot Cumberland. In the Eascra Virginia
District. The said William llobsoo. who has been de-
creed bankrupt by this count. having filed petition
praying for his discharge ordered that notice hereof
be published In newspaper printed ia the eiIy OF Rich
mond seven days least before the 9th day Of January
next, when hearing will be had the sai petition, at
the Unted states Count Room. In the city oi Mchmord.
aud all creditors who have proved their debts, and other
In Interest srpcsr at the said nc and place
ant show II hev have why the prayer OF tho
said petitioner should not be granted
ccpy-Tcst - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

In the United states Court for the Eastern District OF Viz
GINA, september ljih, 1912.
Joseph IT, WOK-HAM, Of the county NJ Povliatan
- having filed petition, praying hat he may toe dcclar
eel bankrupt be ordered tl,t all persons claiming be
credtOIs the SAID Joseph II Worss show cause 10 the
court on the ihh day Of November next WHY tho saii
Joseph w. Woflham he not declared bankrupt pursuant
o. the act NJ cogess iDtat behalf and that copy II this
order be published ~ the newspapers according TO Tive
22l and 9th rules oi Court.
Copy. Teste,
Sc u WOW HENRY GIBSON. Clefk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

NlhGISiA.-ht Rules held In the Clerks OH &c OR
the superior Court Chanccry for the Riebmori cir
cut, the 3ri day Of October 1912:
charles Sow and Joseph SLOW, Jarners doing hnAiness
under The name and style Of & ii stow, Pnfs
against
IIenTy Hamilton, and other Drhs
The defendant above named not having entered IL
appearance aud given security according TO the act of
scmby aud the rules Court appearing by saf
lsctoTy evidence, that hc is not inhab:iant OF This
Commonwealth II Is ordered, That the ssd defendant do
appear At the Rulesto he held FIRST Monday IN Jan
airy next, and answer the bill of tho plaintiffs and that
copy on this order be forthwith inserted IN some newspa
per puohshcd IN The city oIRichinond months sue
said city. A eopy-T.s,c "i'' :" ''~
G-wqw NyN Z. sANna ~ H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

CiGARs-t0000 Piiacipe, Havana snd Half SPANISH
~ Cgas, ou consignment and for sale redue Ell price
- iNLOEs A. BROTnER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

WILLIAM ANDERSON.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner Of Cary and 18Th Streets.
II receiving by sundry arrivals, his Sock Of Goods for
the Fall u.de, which he offers or sale low, viz
10 hhJs ~ CToix and r Rico Sugar. fair 10 prime
40 bags Laguyra, Rio. lava and ~ IoiainsV C.fce
~ boxes single. double aud treble Lodfhugar
W bbls Clarified and Powdered 10
- hhds Porto Rico Molasscs
~ DO " Orleans do
IN kegs Nails and Btads
yyOsacks Liverpool blown Salt Ashton and Marslnlls
brands
$40 sides solo Leather, damaged aud good stamp
t0 sacks Ground Alum Salt
5nbbls Common Whiskey
~ DO Old DO part very superior
10 kegs Besfty's and Dupours Powder
1907 lbs Bar Lead
2fons Shot
lQhilf ehess Tyson aud Black Tcs
~ boxes Plea
alfchcsts very supcf lor Gunpowder aud Black Tea
10 boxes sperm, tlllow, and fulfr patent Candles
~ 10 Uups ftmily AMI oaric gaod r1sp
~ dozen painted Buckets
10 10 simmons Axes
pipe onrd, Dupuy& Co's very superior Old French
half ripes good French Brandy
ppol hat pipcs,I qr casks Old aud Genune D. NJ
Wine
bales Hops
q .ons English, swedcs, and country Iron
10 American blisictcd Siccl
d. Enalish aud German steel
l. y. Madcira Wine, Champagne ditto
malaga and Nuscat Wine
Window GLASS 9gi0 and I0Ji2
Mailer, Indigo, Pepper
Ginger, Aspce, Nutmcgs
Salpctfe, Alum, Copperag, EPSON Salts
Cotton Yarn, No and2
OZnaburfs. Richmond Factory
Brooks reiebraed Wheat Pans IL Sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

VhGiSiA;-At rules held IN the Cierks once of Ma.
Samuel ID. BuIk. PIjn,r ''-'
Against '""""'
hudi aud Aianson Ellinston Individuality and
administration Of John Ru,d, iee' u, M"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

auoNc named not having thrit
appearance aud gu en- security according the act Of As.
sembly aud the rules ofhis Court AMI appearing bv at,
isiictory evidence thaihoy OF mi, Com
monwealt; IL IS ordered That tile said do an.
pear here on the first day OF the next January Term
aud answer tue bill Of the plaintiff; and that a coo
OF ths Greer be forthwith Il serted In
published In the city Of Richmond, two months sue
cessysy and posted al the front door the CAPITOL In Ic,
said city. A copY-TeS,e 49, " ~
Wu n s.Nny
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

The defendant above named not having ,n,ercd hi.-
ncaraEec and given secuIuy according act OF AZ.
satisfactory evidence that he Ia not inhsbtant OF ~,
Commonwealth: II Is ordered, that the said defendant 10
appear At the Rules 10 be held the 6r 81 Monday IL,
december next aud answer the bull OF planIiT; ami
that copy of this order be forthwith Inserted I'm .oms
newspaper published io the City Of Riohmond for TO-.
months suecess'yely and posted the door Of hs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

10 The United States Court for the Eastern District ~ yr
- -. gnis, ScptembeT 22J, 1917.
- OBERT w. COLLINS, NJ the town Of Lynchburr hav.
~ inE MED petition praying that he n1y bel declared
bankrul " ordered that AZ caniug 10 be ere.
dfors OF Tho slid Rohcu w Collins show cause 10 The
court On the 18th day Of Ociobe next why the said Robot
collins be not dec AIRED bankrupt pursuant The act
81 Congress In that behalf an that copy u this order be-
pubi 81 in Tie newspapers, according 10 the 2d aud 2i
rules Of Court.
ACopy. Tcmc,
ee 2-w5w HENRY GIBSON, OK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

IN the United sates CouIt, the Eastern District
gins, August iih, 1872
In the matter OF Bankruptcy OF
HARRISON n BARNES, Of tie county Of Stafford, IN
the Eastern Virginia District The said Harrison h
Barnes who has been iecIced bankrupt by this Court
having heF petition pTeyng for his discharge II
dered, that notice thereof be published in newspaper
printed TIE Cy fRehmond seventy days least before
the l2h day Of November next. when hearing will D..
hal on The said eton athe City Hall IN the City Rich
mond aud all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest may appear The said time and
place, and show cause II any they have why the prayo
oi the sad petitioner should not be granted
Copy-Tese,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

In the United States Court Tor the Eastern District Of Ni
gin,s, October 6:h. 1872:
JOSEPH w SCOTT, Of the county OF Bedford having
filed petition praying that he be declared bank
rupi II 10 ordered that all perscns claiming no crcors
OF the said Joseph w Scott show the our, the
lh OF November next, why the said Joseph W. Scott I've
not decareda bankrupt tho OF
that behalf AMI that copy Of this order be published in
the newspapers according tho al anS 9Th rules Of
Copy. Tesir,
oo wsw HENRY ,.lRsoN, Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
Copy-Tcstc,

WM- u. BANDS. e. q.
UEciNlA-ht Rules, held Ia Clerks Oficr of iIe
Superior Court Of Chanccry for the KehmonJ rs
Gnu, the lst lay of August, 1872. "
John W. Gtesory, Acting Governor OF the State of vir
snii who sues the relation and for the benefit Of Mi
eh,e ereter samuel hdic and John Dove, overseers
'''. - ''f 'hs 'hy OF Richmond, Fir.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
Sc u wllw A0'p'' TEES nESRv GIBSON Clerk

IN tic United states Court for TIC Eastern Dsrie Of
-. - virginia, september Z2i, 1912.
Join RENELEf, q the town Of Lynchbura, having
tied petition praying q n he may DC declared 4
Bankrupt VI Is ordered that an persons claiming 10 be
creditors 81 ihe ,ad John l,eyelsy, show 70 TIE
Court. on The &6tI day ~ October next, why The said
John Revolcy he not declared bankrupt 10 tho
act n Conz Initial chilf aud that copy Of is order
2ith rules Of court
copy. TeFe,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

VlhGlNiA-ht Ruio, heli 10 the CLERKS on. az
The Superior Court oi Chancery for the RiehnoaJ
Circuit, We 9TH day Of September. 1872: '
Mace Fitzgerald, p.,
Against RUE
Robert bailey, ani ansthcE nm.
The defendant above named mai haxin, ,,s..a !. -
appearance and given security according 10 The Act ~
Assembly and the Nu'es Of tds Court and II annca,,n,
:, satisfactory evidence that he Is not an in,bir,n. -
uts commonwealth: u isor'crci thai tie s,J ,iciJ
ant u" appear here ON the frst day the ncSt J,ns".
iciu anu answer the I'LL Of the plaintiff and Thai go
oi ths orier hc forthwith Inserted aonie nesn,rs,
pubhsh.d in the city OF Richmond for two tnon,hl -.
snid Cay. ' VI" '""
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
G. X OC l. RE - .

THE frm Of LEWIS wEBB ca. THIS day dissolved
10y mutual CONSENT Geo. t. booker having sold his
Lewis Webb. Lewis weeb is authorize to sign
LEWIS WEIR,
GEO. T. BOOKER.
Richmond, July 2Ist 1912.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
Copy. Tests

1910 "Ot ahl othcf, dcftr.
Inc deieni ant above named having entered his an,
pesrance and given security according 20 the Aet 81 a.
renby and the Rules Of this Court, /, appearing hy
satisfactory evidence that he IL nhabiian, OF this
COMMONWEALTH; IL 10 ord. red, that the said defendant a.
appcaF here on ie hrst day of the January Term AMI
Sswer TIC hi OF the plains and tina; copy this or.
Ger tie ionhwiih Inserted In newspaper published
ia e Cll o Richmond. Tor n,uils snce ssycly and
posted al the front door OF the Capitol the said cy
A Copy-Teste, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
WIN G. SANDS. &C
yTInoINIA.-At Rules held In The tIeI.

VlHGINIA.-At Rules held ia the Clerks Office of
the superior Court ChanccTy for thc Tt
cut, tho 3rd day Of October, 1872:
Richard q iaskins and Luther Libby, merchants AMI
LIBBY, NV " s,,sn "s ~
against
James Dull and William Bearham, pattners d,,p, hus,
mes" under tho name Of Dutl& neAehan, aud other
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

In the Uned Court the kasicn District viT
gina, 18Th Sept. lSi2-
r kLrH PLfMProN, of,he city Of Richmond. having
rupt is orlere Thai all persons Claiming I've credit;
ors ofthe said Ralph Pyupon, show 10 the Court
the lth day of November next, why tho said Ralph
Pym be not declared Han krupi the
Of Congress in that BEHALF and that copy ofhs creI he
published IN the newspapers according the I'D anj 9th
rules Of court.
ACopy-Tcstc,
30 - w5w HENRY GIBSON, Crk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

joseph u lurncri Plaintiff.
Against
Priscilla smith, willow of Daniel Smith, decd Robert
Hughes aui Martha lis wife whn Martha sith Mary
smith, James smith ami Robert Sn,lh hoirs af Law
az" ~ "stIitult-s oI Dinlcl Stnth, deed Dena.
The plaintiff h'c his hill. and the defendant Roicu
Hinhh, not having entered hH appearance and given
security eording 10 the act Of assembly and the
ruet OF THIS court. aud satisfactorily appearing thai
ianot inhahitant of this Commonwealth: II H. ordered
that he do appear before the Justices Of our County
,"mt 81 Goocllaud at the Courthouse gu the tlIrs
Monday IN December ucNt anil answer the plaintns 49,
ani that coy OF this order be forthwith inserted a.
some newspaper published In the city Of Hiehusnl ~
two months snccessiveiy, and be posted Or' loo,
Oi utc Courthouse Of this county. '"'"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

1hANCEKY UrrfHfa.-At Rules nsIU ,I,s ,,i.,t :,
"hirc OF TIE Circuit superior Court nj L. 90 ,,,, ~,
Gerry for the county Of James City ana hs civ ~ Wi,
g Al the Courthouse. In the aid uh, rom lie
one thousand eight hundred AMI .oIiy-twu " wv ''
benli,n'n WellcS assignee Of sAinrsI Weles Iohn n
style Of weilos & 60 's """of 'h" n ,,i ahh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
Ocs wiiw '"' igNRY GIBSON, Clerk

In the United the Eastern District Of Viz
Einia, October IL, isi2
In tie matter OF Bankruptcy OF
GEORGE n JENNINGS, JR ofthe county OF Campbell,
VI la the Eastern Virginia DisrieL Tho said George n
JcnnnsS Jr, who has been decrecd Bankrupt by this
Court having filed petition praying Tor his discharge:
Is ordered that notice thereof he published newspaper
printed in the City of Richmond seventy DAYS least be-
fore thc OH day OF January when hearing will be
hadon the said petition at the unitcd States Court Room
In the City OF Richmond and all creditors who proved
their debts and other In inter appear tho
said time and place. aud show 10 they why
the prayer Q: the said reionsr should granted
Acopy. TeSc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24

IN tie United Court ia, Eastern District OF VT
gina, September 2lsi, 1872:
In The matter ~ bankruptcy OF JAMES OLIVER, of the
town 81 Lynchburg In tho EI,ter Virginia fict The
s1id Iamcs Diver who has been tecrecd bankrupt by
This Court, having flied petition praying for his disciaTge
u Is ordered, that notice thereof be published In a news
paper printed the city of Richmond seventy days Al
least before the 9th day Of January next when hearing
VIII c lad on the sail petition, the United State. Couft
Room, M the City Of Richmond and All creditors who have
proved their debts aud other persons In interest may
appear ~ The said time aud iace ami show cause " any
be granted.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-10
COLORED SCHOOL.

We were highly gratifed last evening in attend
ing the exhibition and examination of the pub
lie school of colored children in this city. 1t
took place at the African church in High street.
About forty children under the charge of Mr.. A.
Washington were examined in geography, gram
mar, history, arithmetic and composition. It was
in all respects an exhibition of much interest
There were aged parents who had never enjoyed
the advantages Of education, listening with delight
and wonder to the attainments of their own chill
dren reading their own composition from their
own manuscripts, which was exceedingly credta-
bic to them. Vocal music and dialogues also en-
livened the exhibition. The teacher appears to
have devoted himself right worthily to his voca-
tion, and repeatedly offered his scholars to be ex-
amined and questioned by any persons present, as
to the soundness of their attainments. The school
deserves the encouragement of all our citizens
who regard humanity, charity, and good morals !;
for all allow that ignorance and vice are forever
connected, and that the proper mode of incucat-
ing lasting moral influences, is by education.-L
1. (Brooklyn) Star.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-10
OPPORTUNITIES OF THE YOUNG.

We copy the following from the Churchman,
hoping it will be attentively read by all read
ers, particularly the young g
Young persons little know what many of their
elders would give to have it now in their power
toset out well, and to begin the day of life afresh
They little know how these self accusers look
back on the neglected seed time as some bright
paradise which they have madly forfeited, thrown
away. With such knowledge, the young would
require no other monitor. But though they can
not experimentally ascertain the depth Of these
sighings, and vain regrets, yet surely they should
believe the testimony Of those who tell them, ev-
en- weeping, that they have continual sorrow and
heaviness in their hearts and that they feel more,
far more, than these confessions can express. To
think they now hold in their hands that jewel
which SO many would esteem it far above all the
treasures Of earth once more to call their own
and that that jewel once cast from them never can
be recovered-to think that the eyes Of God and
their Saviour of angels Of light and saints in bliss
and friends and relatives in glory are upon
them that this cloud Of witnesses encompasses
them, and intent to see that they start to ad-
vantage, and perform successfully the earlier sta
ges of their race for heaven-surely such thoughts
cannot but fire the youthful breast with high re-
solves, and nerve the youthful candidate with
new determination, and new strength to gain the
prize of an incorruptible crown.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-10
ITEMS.

man without principles is like ship without
a compass.
If youth be trihed away without improvement,
manhood will be contemplate, and old age mise
rable.
Judging of the merits of a newspaper by it's
size, is like measuring mans brains by his alti-
tude.
Our happiness depends on the mind which is
within US, and not on the circumstances which are
without US.
We have no more right wantonly or carelessly
to wound the mind, than to wound the body of a
fellow-being and in many instances the former is
more cruel than the latter. &srt 8.ss< !
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-10

the next evening she ventured to go to the Die
of the rumseller, told the story of her suffering
family-o the manner in which her husband had
been made pauper, &C.. whereupon the good
lady filed large basket with pork, bread, coffee,
sugar, &C., and then calling her husband into the
entry, in the presence of the drunkards wife, said,
" Last night you took from this poor woman's
husband, all his money for rum; l have now fill
ed basket full of articles of food, and so long as
you continue to sell liquor, get men drunk and take
from them their money, thereby making their
families poor and miserable, will deal out to
them from the house, whatever they may want to
support them. "-Boston Mercantile Journal
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-10
A FACT.

A man in the town of M n H., who had.
while from home, earned about sir dollars, return
ed the other day to the family with the cash.
His wife told him that during his absence his fam
lily had suffered for food. He replied, I" will 90
to the store and buy what is wanted, and then we
shall have enough" He had refrained from strong
drink for some time, but on arriving at the grocery
it was found that he had money, and he was invii-
ted first to drink little beer, then something stron-
ger, till he got drunk, spent all his money for rum,
and returned to his half starved family at two
o'clock in the morning, pennyless.
The poor wife was greatly distressed, and on
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-10
TO THE RIVER CHARLES.

BY HENRY w. NGFELLow.
River that in the silence windest
Through the meadows bright and free,
Till at night thy rest thou fndest
In the bosom of the sea
-Four long years of mingled feeling,
Half in rest, and half in strife,
have seen thy waters stealing
Onward, like the stream of life.
Thou hast taught me, silent river,
Many lesson deep and long,
Thou hast been generous giver-
can give thee but song.
Oft in sadness and in illness
| have watched thy current glide,
Till the beauty of it's stiffness
Oyerfiowed me, like tide.
And in better hours and brighter,
When | saw thy waters CLEAN,
have felt my heart beat lighter,
And leap onward with thy stream.
Not for this alone love thee,
Nor because thy waves of blue
From celestial seas above thee
Take their own celestial hue.
Where yon shady woodlands hide thee,
And thy waters disappear,
Friends love have dwelt beside thee,
And have made thy margin dear.
More than this-thy name reminds me
Of three friends, all true and tried,
And that name like magic binds me
Closer, closer to thy side.
Friends, my soul with Joy remembers,
And like quivering flames they start,
When | fan the living embers
On the hearth-stone of my heart
IT'S for this, thou silent river
That my spirit leans to thee;
Thou hast been generous giver,
Take this idle song from me.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-10
A. BLAIR'S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
No. 81 Green-street, Albany, N. Y.

1oo'1 ''V1OOe, @1I0a1Iy, " i.
Cabinet Ware, Upholstering, Chairs, the best
kind of Feathers, &C. Undertaking in general
laying out deceased bodies; Mahogany, Cherry,
Pine, Leaden, Iron and Cloth covered Cofins
Silver and Brittana Plates; Copper fastened
Boxes; attendance at funerals; Hearse; Carra-
ges; cemetery interements. From recent disco
verles, A. B. is prepared to preserve a corpse any
length of time in a perfectly natural condition,
provided immediate notice be given after the de-
cease. The process will be in perfect accordancs
with the most refined and tender feelings.
Albany, Feb. g, 1912.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-10
JOHN RICHARDSON.

the Albany Cemetry Coffin warehouse, Nos. 6o
and 81 Green-street. Hearse, Carriages and 9TH
er requisites for funerals, supplied on the lowest
terms. ia2O
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-10
MURRY g. WRIGHT.

1allors and Clothes cleansers, No. Beaver
street, Albany. Clothes cleaned and repaired in
a superior style; new and second hand clothing
bought, sold and exchanged
Jan. 30, 1842. ;aoe