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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
TO SCOTSMAN

And to the Admirers OF Scottish Music.
)usLsiN9 BY susssrip;i n. at very low price an
original Scottish Airs for the voice lad aeeompanincniss
saeh At for INC Piano Porte Violin Flute &C eompos.
&C. With all the mOs admitted songs, both Ancieai and
VOC d snglish adl2ed 20 the Airs, and
DC published 10 vols folio each containing about 90 Me-
9des and 70 the 9TH volume Will be added very eopons
glossary Index &C. and large and very hne por,rs Of
The volumes viii be furnished At the low mice Of IN
Per volnnc, done in very neat stvie-payabe on 10
livery o. The work will be published in Parts At 80 cent.
rsIt lsi Just published and be seen at Lyons
boossio,e Main street where Subscribers naHss vii DO
BANK AND PASS BOOKS
Il w stock Of Bank Psss and Memorandum Books IL
suei wv RANDOLPH co.
rx,KlNNE's X ENT AND COMPENDIUM
WI most important part Of Kenrs commsntarlea re-
Questions and on Law slphabe1iesiv srysnyss
Tn references TO ne most approved auhoriues ~ asa
aua RANDOLPH a co.
pEhFoRATED HOARD, for Worsted wort, of
su9i NV RANDOLPH co.
or SILK supply Of tho above very Superior
RR DUvAL,
Corner below the nsnts
UNITED IRIsHNEN,
'TuElR Lives and Tunes, vols-by n r MsddepNp
~ r Uay a9a Leuersoi Madame pArbiay-by The saihor
Nos Band u ofouf Msss-jus received ari Tor sale
'hiih bhtNhtN ~ mphhlc-
- FINE CHEWING TOBACCO
M arc opening this mo- ming aplrcclof David nfiacss
w superior thewinE Tobacco This lot has beentnaa
q selections rom crop Of exits quafy sud not swest
encd.
iaio ALEXANDER DUvAL&co
CUHBED HAIR MATTRASsEs We hsv.
" or sale a. very low prices snail ot OF 5ubs Cur,
20 Hair hsitrasscs Of good qushy.
au0 INtoEs . BROTHER.
X oMAND's TONIC MIXTURE, on VIZ
~ oEFAtLE EEBHIEUoE-A ste-ifc ana
asuns cure for Fever and Agus-for sais ss
JOHNsTON'a
sa 20 Late Lyell Johnson Lyel.
ELOUR-famy aud Eura supef6ne Plouc TOR ssie.
SUGAft, COtE :. h., &C.
- ~ Croit. Pcrto REQ, New Otleans Sugar
Donbie Loei, single Loaf lump and ~ Orleans and
Cuta Clarified sugar
AVA taa VIA MsracsbO anl a Domingo Coffee
Porto Rico, New Oriesns sol sugar IIense Ncasses
nfhiiy Voc ard Chpt Heulogs ~ whole and half bblE
Beet liverpool Fsciory Fucdssh
FAMILY Bacon, etc.-for ale
AnD-IOo s.ss western Isriolas Isesl!.a 90
- sale Vs JAS oko WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
ELIZA For RENT

Fox KENT. and pcssession given Ia October ths, de
trahle siiuaiinn, Behsnan's Spring sfe Inc ne
'iienrc Of Judge Carr. Enquire 81
SCI 'loe Il EusTAcE q SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

On Thursday morning. Sept I5h, al ~ o'clock ". xnI
sell taueton large and fashionable nroee OF Phiadei
pa made Clothing In parfof
s1peThne dress aud frock coats various styes eolonr
and sizes -'''N-t SNt'uis
Hunting coats black and fancy coIoured
in great variety o'S
tk ieino saiin, valencia, and other vests etc et.
FORMING IN al the most superior and varied asso0menf
ever offered Al auction IN this place; which solic
reserve. Terms cash. I'M %
seI2 - -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
RnsTRICTINE ~
PREMIUM PLouGHs.

ME again respectfully call the Of our farmers
w TO our assortment Of the best Poghs ois made IN
his cofniTy Ia the laS June number the Cuiiysior
NJ Beement pronounces 1t the best plough he ever tried
We have sold them 10 some Of the ncrcdulous as
wei as preudcCd farmers safe, who have very
Reluctantly (owing 20 their prejudces) pronounced the
precise Plough WAITED.
They viii 80 thIri work per day and oufwear
any Plough with which acquan;edihe price being
the same as the Inferior Plough there be little risk No
making Iis OF them; knowing do That is ony NO
ecssary to give them ial insure their by every
farmer Ia our state. GRETTER & PEAkE,
aui Il 8 doors beloL mo nm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION
fIWE Partnership heretofore suhssing under the name
ofiyr Johnston Lyon o. his d'y diFsolvcd hy iuli.
tatou ~ lime AMI BY mutual The stock Of C,oa
have been coli BY The other partners ~ Mr rcyfon John.
rtnn who viii hereafter conduct similar business the
ut stand Tho accounts AMI ichfa duc the firm, heinz
in luicd IN sail sale, may, until further notice. be settled
with either Of Tho late partners Returning our rncful
Acknowledgements % out former customers would re-.
quest Fuch may be Indebted 10 10 confer the Adj
iioral Obligation Of prompt settlement -
JOHN INELT,
PEYrON JOHNSTON
CECRCE W. LYEII.
Richmond, August isi, 1912
Inc subscriber having rut,hasci Of the Mcssrs Lyen
their incrctt IN The stock 81 iye Johnston iyc re
spcciy Informs hi trends AMI the public generally that
No VIII continue the business me Old stand; and hc
epcctiuy slcE Continuance othu patronage and con
fdence ~ hhcray bestowed TIC afe drn. lie pledges
himself by pnfcmiucd attention. 70 business 70 mer
unusnce Of their custom.
Ny stock ofDrues, Medicines, paints, OILS etc. ETC are
othc beet quality, having been selc ted With care which
with contemplated sidons, win makemJ sssormcnt per
fccfiy complete
Country merchants physicians ETC. viii be supplied with
me dcines etc. ofuo beet qualify and On liberal icrms.
fEYTON JOHNSTON.
August isf, tog2--ff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
!lEI|7gT I!Igg ID

Opposite The Banks.
TUE subaetberis constantly receiving from tho cele
A brned manufletoTy Of NUsIis & CLARE New YORK,
elegant and plain Piano F1rcs possessing tic latest i'm
pIoyenents andh dccacy Of touch AMI sweetness Of
Constantly on hani large aSsortmcntof
Flutes, Flageoloits Clii onetts
Acconiions Musical Boxes
Horns, Buecs and TTunpets
Flies and Drums
Guitar Violin, Harp sna Piano Forte Strings Of supe.
Piano Fouestools and Gov
CHEAP MUSIC.
Thelargcst collection Of Music offered for sale in
this STATE may be selected FROM the OF the sub
serber, who Is now enabcdt 10 sell the Phladcira and
New York wholesale and T-tai prices.
Those purchasing 10 sell again will be furnished upon
better terms than they find elsewhere in the State
exchange. T. H. TAYLOR.
NO. PIANO FoRTEs Of every description renairod
and tuncd-runine by the year, II required. by VII,
LIAM kEASsso, whose long experiences and ability mann
ell. Violin Rows haired
10 Orders left above will be puncualy attended, 10
either In town or country.
DRY GOODS At REDUCED PRICES.
John WRIGHT respectfully intimate that during
the present month AuEusi) hc will sell on the whole
s spmmer stock OF Goods at greatly reduced prices. lie
would particularly call attention 10 the following viz
- PuntedLrwns, from Toe upwards
a. Do 90 l2.o DO
Light Plaid and Brochc Ginghams
EmSd swiss Muslin Dresses
wards 800 ~ -''' w
Foulard silks very cheap
Ofghndys, Satin stripe Gladys
Plain Black and Mode Cord Bllzorncs
Cold SIX and Satin scsrfs. very cheap
Ran MSnsslins from 81: per yard and upwards
Neck Ribbcns. Hosiery Gloves Laees-wi,h great
many other Goods whish will he oi equally cheap, for
aui Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
POETRY.
EXTRAVAGANZA,

NAV ANsANLA.
ihA' everybody aud especially the tale sout.srn
Negroes, are earrolox forth.
LUCY LONG.
Pm i.s; from Old wIrxnny
To .lnE little song.
TIs all about my su,sihesu
De ln5iJ Lucy Long.
OhIfsLe g9sr Gsis. MssLues,
Mfss Lucy LveV Long,
Hock De erodis, Lucy,
De way ley bake de hoe.eake,
Is 20 site. the Tough up5a .. loot
And hold Il to ie Ere.
Take your time Miss Lucy. &c.
De Ola wirsinny GALS, you'li snd.
But Lney tases de rag be sure:
Ia she's berry sweet
Take your time Ma Lucy &C.
Ky yILS ay.y y ,'SS .T4gy,s slLl'
81. eus de treble pigeon wing,
When dancing a. de ball.
Take your tune Mis-. Lacy, &C.
Yes Lucy Is pretty girl
such luhly hands and .eci;
When her toes Is In de market house
Her heels u in min street.
rake Jour uAe Mi55 Lucy, sc.
hisa Lqey's berry witty
She makes me feel al ovcrso
u cen most busia ny heart
Take you. time Miss Lucy, &C.
Sea Jinkins "dcsr Miss Lucy
w gallant ven all about"
rcz she 20 grarousi Jinkns,
Does your mother know you've QUIT"
Take your time Miss Lacy &c:
Msssa TyleF's PLAYING de debl,
Hid dli old wefo pin;
And de wings be monstrou5 angry,
hEse dry lost de tariff bill.
But take your time Mia Lucy. &C.
Lucy's rome 20 Washington
10 blow dem al sxy hish;
An II Masss Jo IN don't ssu dat bill
rhe'H heal him. cure sor,He"
u lake YOUR tiu,e Ma 4r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

~<1ss-@--->-s.xsss.z S<17{SS<<rtf23
F'H1iIefiEiD AND BROAD ROCK FALL RACES. for
Der. VI "''""'' the S'uh o' eep'em-
FIRST DAY.
The Fairfield Jockey Club Purse sioo four milo b.,,s
SECOND DAY,
sxeeps,ske, two mile heats with three wear o,s. .,
u u, So hai doLfe Dor mOIe race 10 close
Seeo"d Race sane dgy-A aweep.ate %, z yea, ola.
@ never close lSh september ' ea,r S
THIRD DAY.
he n'ssd Rock Jockey Purse 50 O. three mile heats
FOURTH DAY,
rropr'e'or' Purse sso two mile hats, entrance si5
orue @ the hard times have eoneIaaed 10 have su
sy Club d, s.r %. ,s s.rs q nc
" se"u uieit snoscrip1oas- T.. r.
SUPERIcR SPERM oII.-j1st received ,nd
&c - q IN EusrAcE SON.
FALL IMPORTATION
Ol Hard-are. Cutlery. Guns and Saddlery.
Tire FAN importation, Consisting, in pan, Of ''
hodgsTs', Wos,enhon's and CrOoke's haa poker
Knob, stock, Psd TIL ches, and other Lock,
Hand, PIT, Mil, Cross cut and circular saws
ires o. every deserIpon-oi Gieaves'. Butchers
tUre
Parliament ami other Dui,s-HOok. aud Hinge.
0i ess ana Nsrow AIes' Singing and Llhng Hatch
Avis, Vices End Screw Plates
Trace, faiter, Los and Filth Chains
Casf Shear. &c rnan and Blister Steel
spades and shOyels, &c. &C.
ne above Goods have been boughion the most favnura
o efn and arc offered for sale very roduce price,
TO the CITY and country trade. e. 0 e3t
HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY.
I w. RANDOLPH has iust received for sale |
Lectures on the History Of Christianity: by Profe.
scr George ~ Burnett author of Leciures 10 Younr Men
and women" Nv u mo. Price sl on. &c
HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY.
/ ECTuRES on the History OF Christianity, by G. W
Burnap, Pastor Of the FIRST Inde pendent Church OF
banote author Of Lectures Young Men and lectures
on Duties Of Woman &c just puhisEsl. for saiety
SCI SMITH DRINKrR e Npn1t5
SOMETHING CoMFORTAHIE FOR IN
. FALIDS AND OTHERS.
SMALL invoice ofOrcGtal Robes or Dressing Gowns
Just received and for sale EKchanre CIo,bin
StoIs, fouIteehth street. SCI
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW
troR September, with fne portrait OF Churchill G
l. t1Cbrenuz, OF New Y1rk-Te cefvei this tay sub. |
seripton 50 90 per year-sinsle Nos 5oc-for sale.
SCI : LYONS NJ, g,
boston MISCELLANY OF LITERATURE AND
- FASHION. The september Nos Of the above poru.
lar Work, received Subscription 60 per yssr single
NOS - cents At = LYONS,
sc Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
TO MERCHANTS.

TO MERCHANTS.
A YOUNG MAN, who comes highly recommended and
IA who basan extensive and valuable ACQUAINTANCE in
Roekbridse, Roanoke, BociOurt, and the neghborinr
counties. Is anxious 10 obtain situation in respec Ia
ole Dry Goods House la this City. Particulars aud refer
cnccs made known upon application 20
ju 3 u KENT. KENDALL &c ATWATER.
LUMBER FOR SALE
FTNE undersigned Offer for sale n their Lumber Yard
on the canal near the public Armory. 10000 feet Of
Lumber Of various kinds aud sizesa OF which they viii
sell low, for cash. or credit OF four months q for
all sums Of $50 and upwards for approved negotiable city
paper Persons wishing sizes other than those now In the
Yard can be supplied ~ any time by leaving thcr orders
at the rcc allowing sufficient time 20 have them brought
Ia rom the country. The sizes now hand consist Of
bark and square edge, three quarter, and
hall inch Pine plank, flooring DO weather boarding by
and by 6scantng inch white plank suitable Tor
tobacco b0xcs two inch willow do. for cart ant wagon
fellows half and ono inch poplar and gum OAK wood
and post &C. Also so tobacco boxes Of sur quiity
au Is ELLIS a ELLETT.
GRASS LlNEN.-Just received lot OF the above Goods
VI u CUNNiNGiIAMS
aug Cheap Cash Dry Good Sore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
LOT OF GROUND ON CHURCH HILL AT
AUCTION.

On Tuesday afternoon Sept. l3,h, At O'Clock nm An,
prehises, We shall sell Lot OF Ground on Church Iii
known In the plot Of the city No 10 Fouare M 90
and formerly owned by the late Richard Adm ,tn,,.
At the corner Of and2sth streets fronting on street e
feet and running back l65 feet, embracing one Of
an acre Of Land Terms at sale. f-''S ~
10 tsp 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

RnOWN erOuT-eupeIor London Brown Stout,
see AN BURTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
ENGLISH BooKs-PARrs EDITIONS

ENGLISH BOOKS--PARiS EDITIONS.
I60 1LLuSTRhTioNs of shAkspe.Te's Work, adam.
i1O a. sil editions, 9vo
suansers' Gu.e Ia Paris, containing accurate de-
cIiifton OF the Palaces Churches, Putlc Edhees Ii
bfaries, Nusouins, Theatres, &C.
Lakes Beauties OF byfon- Diamond Edition
inTruions Of Byron with Select Papsarcs IN Enrish
AMI Preach, which form tho subject Of the enErayins m
DE seine on The Constitution Of England
hNn-s Sketch Hook, eSo
DO Astoria, 6vo
Dodds Bean;ics Of Shakespeare, syo
The Monk, by ~ q Lewis svo
MdlleioL's iife Of Cicero. eyo
Italians consiiiiiassi History Of England, , vols
Pociical Works OF Thomas Moorc. D ols
SELECTIONS from The EdlaJurg Reyic~-conrri,inr The
Best articles that Jonrn, from mont 10 Inc
present une-G vols. For sale.
an u RANDOLPH co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

The token flowers she culled him
Have lest their hues Of spring;
The lutte that cften lued hun
Sleeps with 4 voiceess string.
Alas love ever closes
His sweetetf song With sighs;
Love ever baihes his roses
With Tears from maidcns' eyes.
morning sonz he sings MS,
Ol blooming skies anu bowers
The evening gifts he bringsus
Pale checks and wIthcrsd flowers.
Baltimore AplSTieaH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
LOUISA RAILROAD.

LINES TO
Charlotte viile, SiaHnfOn Lynehbu1g and The Vir
ginid Springs.
a. 49, 80
FARE TO STAUNTON REDUCED TO So.
10 Bynchburg, seven doars-To Charlottesville,
Five Dollars.
NIGHT IRA YELLING A VOTDED-AND GREAT.
LY TNCREd SED EXPEDITION
THE public hereby informed that under arrange.
ment between the Railroad Company and Stage Lines,
he Pare between Richmond aud Hauuon w rcducc ed 10
b3and and anerthc LIST Of May, will be reduced 81
H. Lyuchburg, aud s. dollars 10 Charlottesville
Passengers leaving Richmond by tho Railroad at ~ A.
H. reach tho junction to breakfast and proceed
North on the Louisa Railroad TO Gordonsye aud thence
stages 70 charlottesville, reaching Charlottesville by
l. ~ and Cookies fi5 miles Weat by night Leave Cookies
hext morning by day light the Blue Ridge At SUNRISE
bod arrive n siaunton by 10 A VI
rno guyandotte Inc leaves Stanton Al n NJ reaches
Flower Dale By night aud leaving next mornng az
hay tight reaches Warm springs o. breakfast, nd
slaghan's 70 Dinner, and passing be White suphur a.
? w. serves ~ Lowisburg Ivy r W. the day, -
hours sooner than tho ronto ~ LynchbufF Tho whole
boomer
rhs Natural Bdiro line, leaves staunion on Tuesd.ya
rhurafays and Saturdays, Con tho alternnlc dave ex-
as will be furnisheD If u A ", reaches Lexington by
Natural Brdgc 10 Breakfast whore passengers remain
ntll after Dlnncr anil reach Dlres Springs by night
Leave next morning ancr breakfast Tcsch Cilaghans to
Dnncr, andthc White sulphur springs by w. aroiing
hfghf frdrsi entirely.
rho roads arc splsndld IN The summer and fi AMI The
cams and coaches wore ncvcr ne hne heretofore
These lines tho Min Mall koutas, aud pessanacrn
ave preference over all others ~ any point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

s6N The regular packet scht MANCHESTER,
hSkkH worth master, having part OF her cargo enga
- ged, aad will meet with dispatch For balance OF
freight aud passage having good appy 10
the master on board. Al LudAtn's wharf orto
ia 2S 2n WILLIAM ROwIErT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
FOR THE DISTRICT OF C0LUMBIl
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

TEE The fine Brig Orleans, Capt Smith, now . y.
6XG peeied, sill sail for the above port on The 2uih
s1s- Sept next For freight or passage having hard
some accommodations, both Tor cabin Steerage pas
rehg Ifi Apply 10 FISHER a son, OF
aus IIASKlNS 4 IIRRV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

FIRST VESSEL FOR BOSTON.
EtN The sehr MARION, Higgins, master, will sail on
AGkt ihursday next. Freight taken at vety low rates
-, Appy 20 the Captain on board Raision Piea.
sanh os St~'I' orto JPFoGG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
FOR RENT.
STORE FOR RENT

STORE FOR RENT,
- The eligible Store DcutoPH Taylor'a Musi,
EAsM PH TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
NOTICE.

- The store and family apartment over tho sane
ftsK1 recently occupied by Waller n Il. are foI
BiaIM rent, AID possession given Immediately. They
--AAS will be rented separately, " desired Apply 10
WALLER A. THOMSON,
in II 81. fTat door below the Drnof.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12


EFN The regular packet sehr JOHN sTULL Tea
sSEIe master, having par other cargo ongaae will hay
- Dispatch. For freight passage, appy ON bosr
al Lesier's wharf, to JAMES FISHER a. SON or
an WILLIAM ROMIETT.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-06
Thcf,s a Fact.

sainied contemporary the other morning
had something TO say about "erroneous facts.
whereupon we were greatly edliied. as n duty
bound That's fact.
A fact is either fact OF II is not a fact--a
proposition which can only be made by first
admitting a fact to be fact, thereby making
a solecism by proving what It question:; for
il 4 fact be fact. there can be no placing i
npon the alternative Of being fact or not
fact.-That's fact.
If fact, then, be fact. how can it be other
than the opposite of false ?--or. by what pro-
cess can il be made connection Of error? An
s.erroneous fact' is not fact, for fact is only
fact when free from error and therefore. an err
roneous fact is not a fact, but an error. That's
fact.
Thus, an .erroneous fact must s'recoil
back" as Little Ned Bulwer would say, and
be no fact at all. That's fact.
The polite expression Of II deny the fac"
is nice little bit Of elegance, distinguishing
a speaker for education and refinement in good
society. Now, that fact may be denied, can
not be denied nor can it be objected to that
man has full right, if he chooses TO knock his
head against s,one wall. That's a fact.
"Fac,s are stubborn things" as the old gen.
tleman said when he knocked his equity toe
against the cnrb-slone. That's fact.
Fact is twin-brother of Truth. In fact, the
first is so often mistaken for the latter, aod so
like are they that the appearance Of one can
not be acknowledged without immediate pres
ence Of the other. That's a fact.
Fact is superior to fancy, if we are to credit
the assertion made by Miss. Elizabeth Jenkins
that truth is stranger than fiction. That's a
fact.
Money is very scarce in these days. That's
a fact
Balloon navigation has not yet achieved
voyage across the Atlantic. That's fact.
Gums has not returned TO offer explanations
and apologies 10 his afflicted friends. That's
a fact.
There is preponderance Of falsehood over
fact in this world. That's fact.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-06
ACC0MM0DATI0N SHOP.

INHARLES NEWMAN & co. respectfully in
~ forms the citizens Of Bloomington and the SUR
rounding country that they have just opened shop
on Chestnut street, few rods north Of the Iowa
House, where they intend carrying on the CABI-
NET MAKING business in all its various branch
es as well as all other articles manufactured cfwood
Protesting be masters Of their business and deter
mined to confine themselves to custom work, the
ready to fill their orders, and that all work from their
shop shall be done in neat and substantial manner,
and at the hour promised.
All kinds of country produce received in payment
for work, so farmers come with your orders. Our
prices will be found very low.
uCOFFINS, in any style, made at the value Of
the work and materials, without extortion.
Bloomington Nov. 18th, l84l. t-f
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-06

We regret to see that our friend and BROTH
er Of the Richmond Star has been in trouble
hut he has rich consolation in knowing that
his troubles were the fruit Of noble endeavors
to accomplish benevolent and beautiful ends.
He had, it seems, taken into his employment,
gifted young man-who could have done hoG-
or to himself and to all connected with him
but who, from some obliquities of character.
perversely c!rose, against the best advice and
efforts Of real friends, TO throw himself away.
Streeter alludes to the circumstances OF this
youth and to the misconstructOns and difficult
ties to which he himself was subjected on the
others account, in touching manner, and clo-
ses as follows Eve Gazette.
"From him let others gather warning and
wisdom. All that heart could desire was his
for the taking but he has chosen that bitter
boon, which, il needs no prophets eye to see,
must end in some fearful rebuke--unless it plea
ses the All-wise One to take him away, ere
his full career has been run. We know not
how others feel al such instances of determine
ed depravity but to us nothing is more pain
fully Interesting, than the RAFT or a young mus
Of high talents, natural amiability, and adorned
with all that would make him an object not
only of love and regard, but honor. The tai
ents, industry and enterprise, exhibited in the
management Of the paper in our absence shows,
with all its faults, that his capacity was of no
ordinary kind. But he has gone on his own
dark way, and may God, in his mercy. yet
bring him TO see his errors and repent truly Of
them. We have nothing to reproach ourself
with, nothing but the failure of our effort to re-
greet. And although we fear we have suffered
greatly. yet we shall not rnurmur that it is so.
We meant it for good, and trusting that our
D1ers will so believe, we most willingly
subject"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-06
q. w. HUMpHREYs = -

4 RE just receiving and opening their .n,,,
"a Fall and Winter Goods, comprising essY g !
Gle usually kept in retail store, they pieds. 4
selves to sell az low as any other store in H.
They will take almost every article Of comm. q
ducc, such as wheat, pork, dry hides a, The III
prices, in exchange for goods. Also, thew v;I Il
county orders. Come on then old friends and !.
mers with your cash, county orders and COMMIT. !.
duce, and we will give bargains that will MAJ
you to call again at the corner Of Chesnu, ,Ds !
ond streets. Nov. &c, ls.l