davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
copy. Tc1c,
ap2l wllw HENRY GIBSON. Cpk

In TIE United states Court t Eas era District of Viz
gina, May II, 1872:
In the matter Of Bhnktuptry of
THOMAS FOURQUREAN Of the Town OF Lynch
burg, In the E'sieru Virginia District. The sad Thos
fonfurean VINO has been decreeI BaukTupt IN tbts
Couri having hIed petition praying hs s-harge n
~ orhcIed ma notice thereof be published IN nevspapeI
1n'ed 10 e CITY 81 Rcumoni 70 dy I~a. before The
lSih day ~ rspicnber when hsarur Will he hal
nc saii petition, a. The Cry Han he Gus of Richmond
ehi al &C TORS WHO have pTove their defe sntl f.y
persons interest," may appear fic sai tire ami rltre
an snow tinre tuy they have WY The prayer Of the
saij pcfri3ner should NOT b.. rranfs.
Copy-Tc .tc,
ma q III HENRY GIBSON ca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
wM q SANDS. CT,


NiNcs Ia ~ rules hridin tho Cleric. - M - -, 4
", 'uPooi"t toufi 81 tlanecry. 4 the Ricln'onI
~ III ~ Jay OF May lsie Thomas Wilson and 10
y, GU ichanis aud partners. trading un,ir, ,tc
o,hc, usyn y Allen pts against Thomas Flaek a
Tue defendant above named. not h,ylnr enforce, ,i
pcunuec ann sNen security according to thc ar, ,r
y s,u nc Iul's Of this Court. aud II appcsrir-
.-iaS'o'y ctuencc, that he R not an inh,b,,.n, w.,
Sos,aon~sanh; rs ordered, That the said defonds
iis =, 'I,o ruleetobe held ON the 6rst Monday IA Al
10y OF this ORDER be forthwith inserted i'm some -,
neI puu',sheu IN the Cty Of Richmond. for two m al
he Eaf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
rKE "A STRING GOODS.

MN. p bNTlER, lmpottcI of Shtna. Qurc ,s,yAfe
Snf Glass u receiving per ship iafk Away aud la.
ahNai per Nuefod now lN expected, and ell trcc ro,r
tnc manufacturers Ms usual larg- aud scccon of
Chns .as sud Sue~nSwarc, witch he oil Tor ash Al
buy-rs. - f''N''"'
lie feels confident that merchants will not confIe,
necessary 10 farther North Tor suods in hi. ine m a
VIII bnt give him 4 cali MM. y BUTLER
mrs doors ,hox : tl. mn 49,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10

y proved article lor Dying the Hair auburn black,
brown, without iltfilnal lsaiarlucc
1hcinvcnior having for long time turned hg aitrnor
~ tho producing Of oic fcuua DYE, whereby Gray
Rel or light Har might bo changed to mote desirable
colour he now has the grah sion 90 announce he cnr'
~ his en- cavuufn ant culy oilers 90 the
/ public the result % his and labpur.
n ~ No Injury fo the akin need he apufchcndcd from
me Scicnic Pulvcrinc will u IL lace The linen.
Directions will accompany each bottle. The manufa-
| turer b. Fcis LandDn, PcrlIlour FaTia. ...
| Tor s,ie oniyat T.. DUffAtNF,
| ma W Above The Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10

4 MEN CH GCKs-lust received a few piece
- Linen Apron Checks, Tor sale ow,af
J Is CuNNlNCHAMiE
wa ~ Gneau Cad Dfv q. sada Iforc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
/ ApIE.sI EI.ENcm MnKocco An KII

- SLIPPERS and PARIS TIES, 81 25sli psir Of the
above very handsome aud good slippers. iusf ryccvc
per schr John S'ull from Philadelphia which We will re
tail the above very low price Il 81 p per pair.
NIL q Na,S,,S NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10

VIkGlNiA, To wit; AT Rules hell IA the Cierl,u onI
OF The tircuit superior Court 81 law al,f C,,nc cf
,.r ue county OF HALIFAX, IN the taoni ApTt Ik21
aAtsnh ,auston, ptit sgalnst Richard Rahsioph, Wi
ns.c.s Randolph. aud BuIwe staTso lslts
IN ChascsFg. ~
The defendants not having entered their appearance
nst lnaetans OF this Com,nonwcaihs On motion " nj
pa", 10y COUNSEL: u Il ordered. That tie defendant
appeal here the hrst Monday la July ne "a, ami
,he plaintiff hll aud that copy OF is order bc
Mtctedn the Rlchmond Wig. for tao months src e 4
sivc.y, ami posted the front door OF The CouTbons.
this cssuuty. A Cons r..
M 20 Wv w MN uotr c,L
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
an, n, a. AtopY-Teac

V s tA-At Rules hckiin the CsrS = tlirc ~ !,
ia. S.uIi OF Ihanecry, for "a. Rtc hnond he
nc sln3J OF hrIl, 1872: ishsm rucseit n,s ~. ne
'nnie"ph'r Morris. sud other d.fls ''' "-A'
Ia" dciondani above named NOT b.,,o. ..,..-, 4.
peishoe snl gwen security, according to The A. -,
auN snd tle Rules Of this Court aud /, ,ur..,,..
Fth'io'y ,Nifnncr. that Ice Il not an In 49,, "
commonwealth; IL IL orieroi. That The said dnf W.
" apcarh mere on the 2ith day OF the ne M I,n ~.
III anMft me ,h OF tho planif, aud thai rorx|
,h,s 9fner be forthwith inserted In some eoIy
nsnS 1u VI uc city OF Richmond, tor 1--WE n,onih1 ,,,
city A cony -, W " "'c Napitoi In the 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
THE YOUNG PEOPIE's BOOK,

FOR MARCH.
THE preaeni number Is cmb, llished with a splendid
Mezzinio, entitled Going 10 the springs, with other
smaller crgtaviugs
1ne Cun'cn's uCe from the pens Of Arthur Bache san
dcfson w ter, Niss kdui k,v Kennedy. The Editor,
Professor fs0st InH many oti.rg-.
Subscription only s. per yrar single Nos. al cfs.
Ciii soon a. hc Perptcai Agency Once, Main street.
next door to Evans China Store.
mi " ASIY
Eat BARGAIN~-Wo have On hand an 80
NJ ccienf a.aurncuf of Family Groceries, which viii
be- cod c1Df1 iur cash OF 10 puucuai CUSTOMERS upon
reasonable u'lc.
Jas CRETTER 4 PEAKE.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25
mis- ELL ANE Gus.
Hungarian Tales & Legends.
BY MISS PARDOR.
CHAP. vi.
THE BLOODY BANQUET.

The ierrible-war which threw Hungary in
great degree into the power of Boczkay.
had lasted for three hundred weary years,
when the treaty of Istwa- Torok finally put
an end to the fearful struggle after the de.
mise of that prince, who died without issue,
and determined the surrender Of Transyl-
Vsnia TO the Emperor Rudolph H.; but
scarcely had this event occurred, when, in D..
fluenced by the ins'gations and threats of
the Turkish cabinet, the Transyvanian
States proclaimed Sigismund Rakotzy as
their sovereign.
The critical position of his country dec-
ded Rakolzy on accepting the dignity thus
offered; but It was with mental reserva.
ton; as, unambitiOus OF the honor thrus,
upon him, he resolved 10 cede the throne a,
the first fitting moment 10 his friend, Gabriel
Bathory; a determination based on high and
noble principle, but which proved fcarfnlly
injurious to the country that he loved, and
TO which he fondly believed that he haC
given a ruler more worthy than himself
A spirit Of renewed hope and confidence
pervaded all Pennsylvania when Bathory as
sumed the sovereignty. II was, however
fated miserably to fail, for the golden day
which were anticipated by the people, ant
which were TO recompense them for thei
long and melancholy sufFerings were desline,
to become time of torment and of terror.
Sordidly avaricions, Bathory no soone
felt himself secure upon the throne, than HI
extortions became so oppressive as to caus
universal murmuring. In his anxiety I
amass treasure, he disregarded the expostu
lalions which asSailed him on all sides; OF
where he felt himself compelled TO reply, h
pleaded the necessity Of paying a heavy ri
oule 10 NITkey-a reason which none VII
thoroughly understood his nature acceDte
for a moment
The impoverished condition of the conn
uy had rendered the extreme system !
taxation which he adopted, vexaiious an
nS,'IaSs'ns, almost beyond endurance: an
nsn % this evil was superadded ferc
anu 'y'annlcal disposition, that defied All Re
oWa.1'' and refused to recognize either n
~ $500 oE liberty Of the subject, wher
snIy 'nss'leIed with his selfish gratifcato
OF 'norol9aie love Of power, the most friobI
t, an'ic,l'5'ona replaced the hone wbic
bad greeted bic accession. "D'0
As time wore on. Batl,orv b..,,. -
and more the scOurpe ~ M. z, sSSa,nS nor
~ : nEkish aesP0, Gould exceed him Il !,
o!iTary cruelty. He admitted n I Ia'. :, 49, 3
bis own viii; no rule but hls 49,, ~, -.
and where he met with Opposition = 49,.
a'asingly quenched il in blood. wb;ls =
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

Prince was in the act Of serving himself
when he suddenly shrank back in his chair
and covering his eyes with his hands, ex-
claimed in an accent Of disgustful horror:
what means thisf Who has dared 10 do
ihisS Why Is my food covered with that
bloody scarfR''
All around him either did not, or affected
not to see any thing unusual in the appear.
ance OF the dish; and alter having ordered
It to be removed from the hall, he became
more tranquil and desired that the reDast
might proceed. On its resumption, how
ever, the appalling incident was reacted !:
nor could any fooG be found which did not
DID not bear the same ensanguined shroud.
The omen could not be mistaken; blood
threatened the tyrant; and as this convic-
ton forced itself upon him, he rose gloom.
Ily from his seat, and leaving the courtiers
10 reVel as they might, retired to his apart
ment, where he remained for several DAYS,
invisible to every one save his sister and
his immediate attandants.
When ne again came forth. he was an al
tered man. The scowl of menace had left
bis brow, and the strong voice which had
hitherto pealed out threatenings and vio-
lence, shook and sank as If subdued by some
secret terror; while his daun,less daring,
which had hitherto defed all laws both
human and divine, had been replaced by a
cowardice so AFFECT, that he started and
trembled at every unusual noise; and sur.
rounded himself by revel and light, that the
horrors of darkness might be banished from
his shrinking soul
/ Al length news came from the Moslen
capitol that his trusted messenger had be
irayed him; and that Prince Gabriel BethleI
had been declared sovereign Of Transylva
ala by the Sultan, and was even now on hi
MACH to expel the coward tyrant. No
was there much time for deliberation: f.
the new monarch had already advanced int,
Servia, and crowds were fOcking to his ban
neTs whom the bloody rule OF Balhorv ha,
divorced from his interests. But the hou
lot passion and pride was past. The depos
ed Prince did not even mediate resistance
he remembered the ghaslly warning of th,
CORY scarf: aud hastily collecting togeihe
the most precious portions of his ilI.got,er
wealth, he fed in a covered carriage Il
GrOsswardein; where he rushed upon the
fate he wished to shun, and persisted miser
ably beneath the steel of an assassin.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

INTERESTING TO CLAIMANTS AND PUR.
CHASERS OF PUBLIC LANDS IN THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
The President Of the United States has issued
his proclamation fOE the sale Of public lands in this
State, as follows:
At the Land Office at Columbus, commencing
on the 9th day of February next, for the disposal
Of the public lands, within the limits Of the un-
aforementioned townships and fractions thereof:
NORTH OF THE BASE LINE AND EAST OF THE MERIDIAN.
Township |, Of ranges ID, Is, and is.
The fractional townships 90 Of range ga Of
ranges and l0-and 81 Of range IL, lying south
and west Of the ChicAasaw boundary line;
Also. section 6, in township 10 of range 6.
And the north half of section %, in township
l9, Of range Is.
At the Land Office at jackson, commencing the
Goth ofFebruary next, for the disposal of the pub.
lie lands in the aforementioned townships and
fractional townships:
NORTH OF THE BAsELIEE AND WEST or THE MERIDIAN.
Township l6, of range |.
Townships Is and l. 5, and the fraction Of town
ship 10, lying north Of the old Ipdian boundary
line, and township IS Of range 4.
Townships Is and 10 Of range S.
Sections /, IL. -, and "a, in township Of
rangel
| Al the Land Office at Augusta, commencing the
10Th day of January next, for the disposal Of the
public lands within the limits Of the undermen-
toned townships:
SOUTH OF 3lsr DEsREE OF LATITUDE AND WEST OF
/ THE MERIDIAN.
Township 5, Of ranges 9, 10. and IL.
Township i, 2, 3, 1, S. and 6, of range IS.
Townships !, 2, ;, 4, and S, Of ranges Il, Is
md Is.
EoRIa OF THE CH0cTAw BASE LINE AND EAST o. TIL
Townships to Z, inclusive, Of range II.
Fractional townships to Z, inclusive, Of range
10.
Lands appropriated by law, for the use o
schools, military or other purposes will be exelu
ded from sale.
The sales are to be kept open, at each place
for two weeks, (unless the lands are sooner dis
posed ofs) and no priyate entries OF land will b
permitted, until after the expiration oftwoweekl
Claimants, under the act Of September, l84l, [
! prescription riRhtsto land in any Of the township
above designated, are notified by the Commission
eF Of the General Land Qfiees to prove the sam
70 the satisfaction OF the Register and Receiver
the proper land Office, and make payment there
for, as soon &c practicable, and ssbeiore the da
] appointed Tor the commencement Of the publ
saleOf the lands designated; otherwise such claim
win be forfsited.n
Inchses where there may be outstanding claim
:. under prescription laws, PRIOR 70 THAT or SEP
{ l84l, where the entries have not been made "a
/. The want Of plats in the Registers Office, an
where the year subsequent 10 such filing Of I'll
plats allowed BY law to such claimants shall n
have expired previous 70 the day fixed for II
, commencement Of such sale above mentioned,-
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

LARGEST VESSEL IN THE WoRLD.-The
Great Britain Steamship, which is in the
course Of construction by the Great Western
Company, at Bristol, England, is said 10 be
the largest vessel inthe world. She will be
ready for sea in the spring. She il 224 feet
longs 81 in dreadlhi 50 feet in depth. Her
tonnage is $500, which exceeds the regis.
tered tonnage of any two steamships IN the
world. She will accommodate SEQ passen-
gers, and have room for 200 tons OF mer-
chandise. She will have four engines, each
of $50 horse power, in all l, 900 horse power,
and three boilers containing 208 sons Of wa.
ter, and heated by q ires. She is 70 be-
propelled By the newly invented screw pro-
pelleF.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25
R@BT@@a
The Power Of Song.
Translated from the German Of schiller)
ny JOHN 9. DWIGHT.

BY JOHN 3, DWIGHT
From rocky cleft the torrent dashes-
Dowh, down be comes with thundsr-shocki
The sturdy oak beneath him crashes,
And after rolled the loossned rock.
Amazed, O'erjoyed, with awe and wonder
The traveller stops and Razes rounds
BE hears the all-pervading thunder,
But cannot tell from whence the sound
30 rolls the tide Of SONG, forever,
Where mortal foot hath wandered never.
Letgued with the dreaded powers above US,
Who darkly spin life's tender thread,
Who can resist his power to move as!
Who can the singers spell evade?
He Hermes' magic wand inherits,
And charms the heart with influence soft,
Down TO the realm Of tortured spirits,
Or bears Il heavenward alOft,
On fapey's airy ladder reelng,
swayed to and fro with gddy feeling.
AZ when into the scene Of pleasure
Some dread disaster stalks along,
With giant-ike, unearthly measure,
And skaters terror through the throng;
He strips at once the gay deusion--
This stranger from the other world;
The masks fall off in dire confusion;
Earth's greatness to the ground is hurled;
And before Truths oil conquering mirror,
Wilhers each work Of sin aud error.
so, every earthly burden spnrning,
Mans thoughts at Music's bidding rises;
And with immortal ardor burning,
With god-like tread he walks the skies;
The gods rs one Of theirs embrace him;
There must his daily troubles sleep;
Thither no DESTINY can chase him,
Thither no earthly thing can creep:
His brow is smooth no fear alarms him;
lie knows no care while Music charms him.
And. as the bov, with hopeless longing
When stolen freedom Yields no rest,
But home-ihOughts TO his heart keep thronRing,
Flies to his injured mothers breast;
SO Music has the power TO charm us,
When turned from natures simple truth;
From cold and foreign ways 10 warm Us
With the old feelings of our youth.
In Natures arms, o! there we rest tie,
Where freezing forms NAV meier modest Us.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

EFFECT OF ELooUENCE.--A lawyer &C
Liege, says the Beige was pleading FOR .
woman accused Of theft. She had large
plaster over one eye, and the other vac Nod
shot. This did not prevent her defender
from exclaiming, ~-"And the ProcursnE du
Roi dares accuse my ellen, Of theft! Inno.
cence Is shining IN her face! Behold The
serenity other look" The gravitg Of the
Judges could not Withstand this bBIlea1ue
aposlrOphe; the prisoner was acquitted and
refined, leaving her defender aslonished a.
bis success. 8 ata.a
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

A New CURRENT OF TRADE.-Ws learn
that one Of the most extensive smelling es.
adjustments of lead in Missouri, have for
several months past, in fact for nearly year
past, been shipping the entire proceeds Of
their furnaces to Europe. We further learn.
that the price for which the lead sells for in
the European market, with the exchange
thereon, has yielded larger profit than the
western lead sent TO the eastern market.
50. Louis ReDmbliean.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

The great locOiocO gun, Silas Wright. vo.
ted 10 favor Of the tariff bill. What do our
loco pistols say 10 that! Don't be too faro.
cious, friends, in your opposition 10 the
tariff, your leaders may call upon you to back
water; and that would not be pleasant you
know,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

the claims must also be established prior TO the
commencement of such sale, or they will also s.
forfeited. When such year expires before he
commencement Of such sale, such claim will Be-
forfeited, if not proven up and paid for, prior g
the expiEationlof such year
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

Mr.. CLAY IN INDGANA,-From the great
meeting a Dayton, Mr.. Clay proceeded 10
Seoe'm long standing promise to visi, the
o1ate OF Indiana. Al the State line he was
received by between FIVE and six thousand
PERSONS and on reaching the town Of Rich.
IhOno' twenty thousand persons, according
% the report OF the Dayton Journal, were
iGuha waning TO welcome him to Indiana.
He addressed this vast assemblage Fan tv,c
hours and q half -
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

We learn with pleasure, that John Neagle.
Esq. will, at the suggestion Of numerous
friends Of Mr.. Clay, in this city, proceed 70
Kentucky, and take full length portrait Of
the Farmer Of Ashland.-PhiE1. U S. C1nr.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

IT'S false as the girl said when her beau
told her she bad beautiful hair.
Why is lady's dress like EiyeEf Because
It rises il vet weather
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

A PROPOSITION FOR THE WHres-To place the
wing victory IN 1874 beyond a peradventuFe. Iet
every wing in the State Of Virginia, and through.
out the Union, assign to himself the task Of ma.
KING one convert, or additional whg. The task
IS an easy one 70 accomplish, If the whios will s
to work IN earnest. little individual trouble Il
al that 10 Tequlsite-and that will be cheaply pur.
chased by the dellVeFaEee of the country from the
sway OF demagogues and meFcenaries. In every
lnelghborhood there are numbers who are not
wings, solely because they have not had access 70
correct information. They have been inhaled bv
slang-whangers, or blinded by prejudice, and the
denominations of modern democracy have been
carefully concealed from them. Put in the hands
OF all such good whgpaPer-and floods of hight
Will be poured into regions hitherto beniphted-s
and glorious results will ensue
The proposed accession to the whip party il not
necessary to constitute that party the majority Of
the Union. We believe il is now, and has been
Tor years, the most numerous party-bnt il must
be greatly the majority, or greatly excited &c in
Io4O, to make 1t exert its power. large pro.
portion OF l-eoneists Of business men, who do not
make poles their profession, who have the iDd.
vdual avocations TO attend to. and are only arous.
ed on great occasions, when mIsrule becomes in.
tOlerabe, For this reason, it is prudent to provide
ISupeTnumeraries
If the wings will take the precaution we sug-
gest, we shall drubthe locos and their allies-the
ICow-BOys-so badly at The next Presidential elee.
tion, that shall be saved the trouble of apotber
contest tor half century. Even at the present
moment with prospects, which, TO the careless OBJ.
server, are 80 gloomy and discouragine--who can
boat Harry Of the West? What single individual
can be named who is stronger than he! Hsene.
mics cannot point out the man now, when they
l"l be sill less united, they will be still less aba
to do II, when they torn by discussions as they
must inevitably be.-Cahoun, Benton. johnson
Van Buren,, Webster, and Tyler, all blended into
one nam, would be unequal to the contest.-What
must be the result when Old Harry bears down
upon them, all wrangling and fighting among
themselves-and some OF them even coming TO his
assistance, sooner than see hated rival succeed :
We will not say that the skies are bright and
bTlghteRing-but Il 10 our firm cunvIclian thaf al
Things are working together for good and that Mr..
Clay, It he lives till March, 845, will he Preaident
LOT the United States ichlaOna TElie. !,