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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
REDUCTION or PRICES

y =. MsFLROY- TAILOR
~ Srcof shoe koe HILL, (neIt door o swan TayernN
- EsPECTFuLLY thanks his eustomers ,n, 49, ,iu
,3r me liberal patronage heretofore extended ami he
Soi suggest To those DESTROYS Of consulting economy H.
u'ess 70 give him eau, as IL his Determination I'm
rvs priecs0 per from his former raes ar
80 ~ tanning this reduction price. lac will
ult any articles sent from hs esfabshnenf
~. DC sqlai 70 ho besti point Of style. woIknsnsl
Anu quAlty lie respectfully solicts a share on rntIr
psynAse ani hopes ~ stIie aenou business 70 SiS
sasacton 10 all who may favor him with their order
hosens Of tne country invited to call with Their
tou,i oy so dong ihor can he accommodated by bavin
elI goeIs maze ~ Ia superior style and at price which
S-''.. t.''' ic"u'r sansiacuon. "a d3m
SOMETHING SPLENDID.
WOULD beg leave to call the attention Of he r ,r.s Of
heh'nonI 10 splendid assortment Of Pocket BbIcp
IIeyer books fesaments, Hymn Books &c, which Tor
ocAoyo sYc a+i binding. cannot be surpassed bv anv.
thlhE OF inc KIND ever Ioduccd this eiiy au y l.
S'aethng extraordinary they will be sold much below
49, 49,, Ae.usI faiue. Csu soon, " you secure
- o. "4o '"iu'"c 81 10" pitce. A. =. LYONS,
~ Main
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

leet 80 desirable, especially when distant fro, .i,i
SheIe tuners are seldom TO be wifh having moi only
Plate and all the modern improv eneufs bnf
solidy. Ns'eA' s''engm anu
.has -, ,se IN wiring entities the purchaser 10 eI-
prove defective. ' O 'e'i' S-'o"tut
new ramos Sold TO remain in this city will be kent in
tne one year without charge and those 10 e sent ,
the country packed without eiarse ~ ' ''o
Pianos tuned, let on hire, and taken I'm exeh,rve
mar Music s,o,s n,, ~. ~ ~ Lnh,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

FUTURE DAVa

Il virtue ., aeereeof fn.,sas Superior court u.se
- on the Oh day ~ September, istl \, .ua ,.ss..
10 pthaax ny the style u cloush Co. Coz &C phs,,.
80 sochton and others. dcfeadsnts. the u.
M, .s.. ssn :; ,hs hixhes basr cubic .srios. at
orr lSfs tbcins Count day., the Iuerest on vv.,.
TO W. hi. estste tor Bfe one cirhh o. n a., ,h
, 9i l4ni called Oak Iiil, eaufaaius siss ib1 80.
,nnpns on the kisanaa River Of ~hich alIeo. 49,.
mel ze'i AMI ossesssd The sail al. vii N. ,.,. 1
-, ~ ~csc no n,hs- the purchaser svlng i.eI
III, soon security together with deed OF tru.t ON ths
interest IN the said tr of land " $3.50 ~" '"'
ee y dt- ABRAHAM siIgPHERD, Ir Comm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
DAVID WALSH'S
= q q

CNPRE~S DRESsED sInNGLEs-590Ot:y nTr.s he,,,
~ slingles ready dressed and % by 81 be-. f., lie
VIC 70 JAS GEO WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
BARGAhNsIS SERVANTS, CLOTHING

October, lSi2.
If you want good articles for the nrre rl.... ....
the following articles opened aud seILnr ng h
"noleaale OF retail in huge quantities: ~ W
"a pieces heavy T~iiled Cotton Kersexs lr M.,, $500,
i M w ;,eied los price Of l2ic per yard
io pieces Wooden Mkt Ketseys ami ds,Ii. Ill,
LAnseys. iron DC and 2Jc FOR Men ' ea"'eu
nsAvy Milied Safiinetsa at p 81 a. e,e
10 pieces heavy MKT Cotton Llnseys ne,,iv , So,
"iie, Tor Females only, al lac -' y-'"
bale mkt with wool do 10, NJ Ia
Mat .Ihseys al l2ic, Is and 2Oc
Ned Linseys al IL, ani frar
RAD do, very superior quality atlssd
ALSO,
hossry, etc. etc, will be found Al N'
II JENKINsi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

NEW MUSIC,
A TRANDOLPHs Book tore and Bindory
n SONGS:
Miss Lucy Long
Twas M 10 astonish the Browns
oh ask no; why NY cheek IL paia
nv sister dear, remember me-Poetry 10y Hon T. Eve.
The cot near the wood-Pocuy 10y a Morris
nish Air '' W "'F'
90. aud forget thst We have met
Come u ny gentle sieep-A Romance
rnngs offhc South. sigh for tic land
Sympsfhy IN thee I bear 90 dear part
NV sweet Dprabel'a-A trio II ON hozart's opera
n . Cogucnc a favorife song
RnsFen -
Tho Sweahcart-A Rsincr mclo,iy
Oh friends ands true frionds-Mnsic by knight
rand Mrs Snibbs-A comic duct by Hewitt
MARCHES:
Tszowcl quick step
frfgt. Tom SQuafn do
Richmond Scarlet Guards quick step
- kenucssc-A favorie march
Csfahasset quick step
Cad~aladcT's parade march
March fanebrc' composed on tho death Of Duo D'or
Pcor's parable march
beverley Light Infantry quick step
Washington an quick step
VALUES:
Hannah Moore waltz
BZ walters
Casssndfa wllfz
Walnut drove waltz
MD summer Myths Dream waltz
Elalcnnc A. Dancedby Madame Vincent
vonirde Hil '' w" 'V"
Introduction sud Ron,lo ala voieo
The above sud large stock n standard Music with sta
"oH"fy aud hnoy Goods, Tor sale BY -
oc ~ '" R,ehnasd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

The subscriber 10 constantly
receiving suprlies from these
makers, the superior quality OF
wncse Instruments in ali re
spects, Is duly acknowledged by
any increasing demand for
To those not already aequaint.
ca win these Instruments, Il may
rot be superfiuous to say that
lhey are made with particular 70 .
gard 10 keeping In iuuc. fan Oh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

wORTHAn.s OFFICE.
ExeAanss Bsiiffsg.


DTsxipx offhe Mononxali. Ex,r.-Ci... No A.
=. ~ " - - - IS ~ 81 T6 % 10 a.
Nss - " % pfko VI I'D an paid n ths Once
uI- Aso iaieiy spl and psfi this Once tie .au<
p,<e OF elotu)-snd several others Of sloUD s) CO. So
etc. etc. etc.
LOTTERIES TO BIZ DRAWN SOON.
For Thursday Evening.
.leeshtr ~ tltas No ~ Prizes ti2OD I0ap. yln
sp III soi iDo. ~ o. co 5OofsDI 2i3 Of Iuo ete ~
Ncs <ni u drawn. Iieketx 60 -
For Friday in the Exchange.
ieesi nIs-Class NJ c.. rIiEss S7JnO 2yo Iacf lon
s2i. iS''''
For Saturday Evening per mail.
Wilmington Grand ConsoiiIstc,i-Cla.s No a. Prize.
slo, ib Sn, i5O1 l1io, 10 100 10 OF 9D ~ Of 40
<"o 10 % OF iu etc. &C Nos and "a drawn Tic kets a.
A. Alexandra, Saturday, 18th NoveInber
Va. Ieesbuig. Class r. Piires-stGDrl tnDa lg0l.
~" Sp 5 1870 iSo. 1900, 10 Of lOOD 10 OF 1O, OF
At Alexandra, Saturday, 18th November.
uaon Lottery, Class Nolt Pnzrs-s30OO IUpD, son,
. ~, an 1870. ian l70O. lClO Of 100 Of lbll,
'Of I2'c' 81 Of so. Tickets siO
AZ A'exandris, Saturday. 2G;h November.
Va LeesbnrE. Class q. Prizes-aD- OF sl5pyI each,
I" S z o. Of iOoo. 80 81 900, 50 Of $50, I'D OF 2oJ
D-NBAn orders confidential and attended, TO with
'rn'mpinesi. Tor Packages for a single Ticket.
rhares IN allthe above, in proporton-for sale Nv
wv CHARLES WORriiSM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS for sale in apv
II quality, at tile lowest ash prices.
no MRS BUCKELEw. II street
SiLk. LEGHOnN AND STRAW HON
NETS of the best quality and latest styles for sale
as cheap as the very cheapcSt.
nos MRS. BUCKELEw, u street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
NEW 'EsTaBLIsiINRNr-

THOMAS s. RIDDICK,
X fSPECTFUiLY informs his ft,.n.is ant a.. .,l,..
i,,as mat ne has taken tho siors on sfTert
ey occupied by Logan Waller, for the pnrro,e Of eo1
HAT BUSINESS,
And has Just opened 40 assortment on Hat. a.,
const,n, .ns ~, sy and intends keeping hand
s iorow'as - part q his now on Handsome.
TOT peaver Ciss'inere. Nutria Russa Br,s ana Ml.
I'm mas Also. Outer, Fur Seal Cioih s.aeff Mn.S
1870 ana ar Seal CAPS lie pie L 3 hiinseiffo sell sny
~ any establshmeni in the city AL 'e ~ \, as
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

JUST TO HAND,
ItuFrY sacks Liver pool n;ed sAn
boxes No I Loaf sugar
10 ~ casks = " Wine
10 bbls Orleans Mnlasscs
10 dOZ Painie Buckets
~ bbls Flour, some OF superior auaiity
ios small size rodd's Hams. very nice
. bofes Hull q SON steam SOAP
ripe III Gin. swan brand
w baskets Champagne Wine diamond brand
pire Irish Whiskcy, hard 10 beat
man lipon french Handy. some OF extra quality
- Croik, 4 anl Orleans sugars
Java, lAguayra, Rio aud ii Domingo Coffee
Cheese, Pepper Spices
And variety OF other goods two nutnr rons ,o,ncn,S,n
which will be sold low, for cash. AZ
no BAKER a TiIoRNToN's, Market Square.
large saeks-Loaf sugar, Woolscyi Manufacture
~ Java 1nd Rio Coirrc-Ilull's Patent Candies
n.sached Winter Ol-fnperial Powder and Black Tens
Mhlskey ia hhds and bbs-Cep AMI Letter Papcr
Auonis-Palm Nuts-Pouo Rico Sugar
White Leal-llulPs soap-Liquoriee
For sale by DAVENPORT A. ALLIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

Chis drawing received fr'lay Evening, Nov. 25tI
sS't - Of 2O, 100 Of l0l otc ~ Nos-ii ,rswn IT,
IS. iS~
Packages OF wholc tickets anil shares single Who'll.
nn Shircs ia the usual yIiiey
run printed schemes OF all the fo:,eres uncr our INA
nase,neni gratis, sent 10 those who ioAy desire them
pJ- ORDERS moe the ptonipi aitcnfion AMI ean
tai pr'zcs paid as usual With W, al sisln.
THO's BIGGER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

STATIONS OFFICE,
fourf>enfh Street
I6 7 20 81 "a "a So 80 "a - a. o. = 10
Ticket Nos g. another good prze sold and paId by
STRATTON.
Leesbnrs Lottery, No4s Extra For THURSDAY evening
PlNe 9 SlSuo' luO, 600 ioO', 1871 - OF 1000 ETC.
- Nos IL drawa. Tickets So.
hononsail Lottery No -. To be ,a,su on Frii,y NJ
W., ne, bSe1nze al u O'Clock. prize s7,Np 2slD l9i
"''7Oo' fOo etc Tickets - 80, &C Nos IOdTawn
"lahd Consolidated Lottery, ~ Eura. For Saturday
ssrnlns prize Of len it, 2,O, l5eU, 10 Of 75l eic
% Nos IL dawn. Tickets 81.
~ h-Paekagcs, Cerifr atos OF Packages single Tx
s and shares Tor sale in the greatest variety and Inc real
''eAJ NuWoefS n. STRATTON lfth st,
- .u.., RiehLnoBi.Vs.
- HiiViueIs Cohhfanilal MOI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

EON 6EST,th't most desirable fmiiy resricnce on
W tuect, nearly opposite tho Powhafan House. re
Gently occupied BY " Gwahmoy, Esq. Possession
given Immediately. Apply 10
oc NJ ~ WIN ANDERSON, Ir
DUTTEH .-Sttp lbs Motiutstn Huftcr soiUe of which
- y prime, for bargains IN the article Gallon
no URRrrER PEAKE
SUGAR AND COFFkE.-wc have received a
- few hoScs Wooscy Wonlscy'e Loaf surar-sIso a
few Tags superior Coffee, which We viii sell how.
nos GREffER PEAKS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
LAND For SALE

OFFER for sale the OF Land which reside in
tc county of Henrco Is miles from the city of
Hichinond aud one mile from The Brooke Turnpikc IL
Contains 81 acres, Of which li3 and fraction low
grounds, lying oi tho Chckaioniny rycr-i2 acres OF
highland and seventy eight acres and fraction Of low
containing good wood and excellent barrel other tim
her-sixyhve acres Of low grounds aud the up
lands have been seeded ia clover and Herds grass from
which plentiful crop Of hay cut last summer and
u is III an improving condition. To secure the land
from ircshcis, Canal has been aut from extreme
point OF tho low grounds to tho other upwsrds Of 900
yars 10 length aud nearly 20 wide. Throughout hs
extent has been regularly dykcd and banked aud by this
means body Of rich land be found Ia the neigh
summer (as an experiment. on part Of the reclaimed
land9tO hills OF tobacco and warranted saying the
erop wac as ne (liniurcd 10y baas invirgnia
All tue nncrared high land Is tobacco land Of first
qualify. The crop Of Cora the high land, viii he
between AMI humid ed barrels Tho land abnunds
~ uaI bui II has been used only TO limited extent
The improvements are good but plain. The dwelling
house IL 81 wool with rooms and has recently beer tho.
roughly repaired The ont houses consist kitch.
co, with excellent rooms, Laundry with rooms, Ice
house, aud Well of the best The Garden large
July two aeress productive in every description
gctables- aud ornamental with variety OF flowers
PLANS Now Stables Tor - mules aud hprscs-New Cribs
good Barns Hay Sheds and Cabins for the accommodation
OF fay negroes
lboleye Il TO be az hcahya spot can he found any
whore ThisTact was formerly divided INFO two aher
more Than 40 each; aud II desired, will be again
dvidodand sold separately. invite purchasers visit
sold privately before the day Of January IL will then
be ohfrod At public auction.
mol conn GEO. II KENYON
hi The Enquirer will cOpy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

tass 2S.Drawin= received Friday Evening Nov tsth
Capnas-sibD,2 81 2ta1 OF ISL OF i2si, 2 oI uSsI
ut I Of ca. - Of $40, ls9of 10 ~ Nos. ~ drawn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

CO PARTNERSHIP.
TOlIN GhYNOR has this day associated with hinson
a. JoHN ]. LiELi. Gate Of the House Of Lyen, John
sfn LysH 81 this oiiy) under the hrn Of GAY NOR a
~ EI.i tor The purpose Of conducting the DRUG and
AfoIHbCAkf Business, al the well known an, Old CO.
tahlishe House. onn door above the BELL Tavern.
we respectfully solicit tie patronage our friend. and
the public generally, and pledge ourselves TO keep con
SANITY on hand fresh ard well r,ock of Drugs
Mculcines. Chemicals Paints, OILS. Window Glass Dye
Suits &c which offer Wholesale and Retail NJ re,i,,
eeI prices Tor cash, or Ia prompt customers.
ordeIs from the country will - faithfully executed aud
the most strict attention will be paid all times 10 the Pre-
seiiption and Retail Buincas JOHN GAYNoI
JOHN J. LIEIL-
IoHN LfELtr late cf the firm Of LysH. Johnston a
~ LyeH having aasociAicd himself with JOHN AYSOR
IN Tue Drug aud 1po'keeary Business respectfully soil
CHS The patronage ofthe numerous icuds euoners
whom has been no less his pleasure tsn iuteres
during his iurmer zion, AMI
He trusis that the confidence heretofore accorded him
by an inddlRcnt public Will withheld from him I'M
his new cnnnex.on. aud lie all that ticr future
avors shall be rewarded 10y grateful appreciation OF their
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

81. VINCENT'S COLLEGE,
Near Richmond.
'IIlS Institution will DO opened the 3T Of Nnvcm-
Il Der. The discipline enforced and course Of studies
pursued will be such used in other Catholic Insii.
tions Of The kind, which have always met the approba
ton Of the liberal aud discerning.
TIE MS:
For tuition Alone during the scholastic ycaT...sJO
Hall boarding or dining at the College, .......yO
For lodging and boarding, tuition washing and
linen and stockings and doctor attendance in ord.
nary cases, during the scholastic year.........I5O
Barf &C., for such as remain during vacation. ~
No extra charges except for articles furnished the pu-
ps such a. books, medicines, &c, which shall always
he moderate.
Payment will always be required half yearly in advance
"a regulation 10 which tile very moderate charges will al
lon no exception TO be made, Application made to
BISHOP WIIELAN,
MOI Nv o. REV +. ODRIEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
BARGAINS, BARGAINS IN wINTrR Dpy
GOODS

w MhktDiTH. Main st RiehtnsaL rs. r,e.,v.s q,
80 en'fe new stock 81 Fall .si Winter Goal. y.hc \.
'le si'sniase he po-sesses 10 pure la.io- TO-. ii, I.
ornern MARKETS he hstets himself that H., iii G ~
he c,~ ,of cash. a. any other establishing Mt In
~ Tue following con sia . part M bIs .tork "
'"P.shne Wool dyed Bius blk Cioth
| Do Invisible Green d.
DO Bro~b -
Cadet rniId ~
Light Drah 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
JAMES PHALEN L CO.,
MANAGERS,
RiehmOnd, "a.

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.
school Fund Lotteries Of Rhode Island for the Lsnca Of
Futc sehoos, draws n Ptovi,nee under the sop.rin
Tendance Of secretary OF State
csN lS9-Di a~ins received Monday Evening. Novem.
Der ifih. Capitas-tl5,InD. Pom 5Ga ifsD 9so .s.u
1910, 1870 iTn0 ic6i 10 Of iOOi Of 400 etc y NosI;
drawn. Tickets siO.
Class le9-Dfswing received Monday Evening Maven
her 2lsi Capitals 2j 90, 25C0. 5Ds .SO scT 20 xso
ls". i- Hto ioot Of ltSs. al l3D OF Il5O ss OF
SO etc. 10 Nos-l2 drawn Tickets slO.
Glass at-Drs~ine slved Monday Evening" Nov 7s,h
CaptalS-s 5lsc luts0 500, 400 aDnL 1914 10 Of isD
~ OF 1n ~ ofiOn, as Of *5l etc. Is Nos-Ii drawn
Grand con'ohJod Lotteries Of Delaware, draws at vii.
- nington--
Class Drawing received FRIDAY Tveur- Novct,her
an CAPITALS iGun, iCoJ. $50. ifGs 80 au - OF 100
etc, IS Nos-l5 drawn. Tickets s..
Cias. I-Drawing received Friday Evening, November
lti Capals-si6O D 600, 300. l35i 20 Of Ist no OF
% etc. IS Nos-i6 drawn. Tickets e..
'as- Drawn: received Friday Evening Nov tsl,
capnals-sibf.u 2tal OF ISL of ia, 2of i,s.r
It fspff 4 lafr. "A IA rf.a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

SuRtOifr, BEAVER hND ''ONhoN PELr COAT-
- oun Jcnnng1 best STYLE Just received aud for salc
cheap iof the cash, ~ rTAWN a co.'s
Depot o. First Quality Ready Msie Clothing,
nov 18th street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

! MADE W. ~ooLDRtDGE, ,I0or. fellow the Rel
W Tavern ouers FOR sale the following articles for
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-06

peusc 10 the General Government, other
than the subscriptions il has authorized TO
few ofthem; and it may be affirmed, with
out exaggefation, that the aggregate Of sa.
wing, 10 any future war 10 which we may
be engaged, in the comparative small a.
mount Of military force tia, will be neeessa-
~ for defence, aud in the cbeapness of trans.
portation afforded by railroads and canals
cow IN existence, will be equal TO the cost
Of their construction. Ii, then, the making
of these works has heen premature or i'm.
provideni IN reference TO the means of the
States tina, undertook them, and has lnvol.
we'd them in pecuniary embarrassmen,s, the
National Government should not complain
fan enterprise that has placed these meal.
culable advantages IN its hands; and, if il
canno, relieve, will at least sympathize II
iiie misiortuues which have resulted from
such efforts"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-06

present ,ime would effsciualIy secure the
Government against the danger OF being
called upon for occasional aud large appro.
priaiions TO meet the balances due by the
Department.
DO | ask the United States 10 do more
for the Post Office Department then Justice
would seem to demand, especially when il
is remembered that the whole expense Of
the official correspondence of the Govern
meni and the public, and private correspon'
dence of those entitled by law to the frank.
ing privilege, is sustained aud paid by tax
upon the correspondence oflhe community (!
lf BY this arrangement the Department is
relieved from the heavy annual charge as
now rated, (and it has neither the power 10
lessen il nor TO prevent IFS increase it may
be hoped iha, the object SO much demanded
by considerations of public justice THAT Of
reducing the tax upon the friendly and bust
ness correspondence OF individually will be
attained, and, at the same time, the useful
ness of the public mail greatly enlarged aud
extended TO those portions of the Union
hitherto measurably denied the necessary
mail facilities.
If the Government was required 70 pay
postage upon official correspondence, and i
the Thanking privilege was abolished or re.
duced to proper limits, the revenue of The
Department would be increased to an a
mount sufficient of itself to pay the Interest
upou the debt 10 be incurred by the pro
posed arrangement, aud licuida,e the prin
cipafin less than thirty years.
81 respectfully subm. 10 the President
the propriaiy Of communicating to CangIesf
the views which | entertain and have her,
expressed upon this subject"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-06
From the Nep Orleans Advertiser, Dee. s

THE PROTEST.
This extraordinary document is laid be.
fore the public to day.
What American can read il without fee!
ing bis throat swell with Indignation at The
atrocious conduct Of Her Britannia Majes
tvs Governor Of all the Bahamas What
I is then the first duty Of our Government
To demand peremptorlly Of Great Britain
redress for the wrongs thus committed
against our citizens and reparation for the
great destruction Of American property on
I board The Creole.
We have no time nor room, TO dav, ia
express ouy feelings upon the high handed
conduct Of Sir Francis Cockburn and bis
negro fellow subjects. Let every man read
and study this protest, and we will then
try and commune with him patiently
we can.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14
DUST
l. A. DgYFrELD. Secretary.

DUST.
Dust, dgsi, thou art old IN fame.
For man gained from lhee bic nim and his name.
AID though proud he may be ofbis noble line,
! he haughucsi race are blI sons Of thine,
Thou weu The food OF The first false hing,
That giazingly cuiled with q hidden sling.
Thou weu cursed. and that curse - existing now.
While he iurOw - moist with 'The 80 cot Of The
brown
Thou Ch"kcsi The artisnn over his toll.
Thou dwelleth with skulls on The dead sire an s,iL
Do e. dust who shall dislrust
MrnglIng with ihee, and he moth. md The ruSi
Heroes that lOok on ten ihsusand fp,s
With unshi0iug gaze and a firm rsposc.
From The coming dust will turn and shrink,
Win Teircaurg siep nod % cOwafdly wink.
The mnIden's dark eyes shall conquer aII.
The prince ond The peasant alike may fall;
Bot hose brilliant urhs shall quail 10 meet
Old clustering March with his whiF Nind yhrst:
For the glance thai bids each captive SIGH.
Oh where D. ~ might when there's dust IN lhe
eysf"
Dust! dusi thou ART rudolr thru.t
On he present ones luce and lie past ons's bust
dust. dus! vhere'sr We mny be-.
ln palace o. bot. We are iJsiled hy thee.
Scattered over CrsaIon Ihy atoms sc fud.
Thou udesi On sutbesms aud mounteth The wind.
Thou uu watched for auJ feared ou ihs red de.cu
ground.
AZ the he-nh Of oar home thou com'st sddyinr
rounds
On he hr,shold aud housefoTs Ny prrrsnce t. seen.
On the high m3unfarn Fuih aud nc h]cdgerOu green
ln ihc cradlo's fair rfeyIrc fhon siealsst 10 hide.
And .hJu'H thrown Oh he ecfia ld dimminz bis
pride,
Dust Duet Who shall 9iarust
Minglug wHh ihee, aDd lhc mOth. and the rust
Thcro. q famous old dusiman comes cleaning NJ,
way
he gathers by night and be gathers by d1y;
lie -ufis NJ shruud rag. be- hears grey bunes.
And l"cks uphfs stores under marble sf.ncs.
When be comes br your ushcs yoa know btm mU
well
or be cafues n fcyfhe instead Of bell.
Vie name OBJ whisper % under your breath.
or ts he-dhe immortal old scascnref. Death.
Woke re1dy-moko ready. ye shall and ye must.
There's ro putting him on when hs calls 6g dpst.
pusf' dnsf who shall dsurua
hi"F'inr With heo. and NC moth, and he rus,
Eliza CoyxE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-14

A SINGULAR RCUNSTANCE-Our Pro.
Vincelo~n correspondent siaIrs That q fishing schoon.
81 OF Welheot, IN Inc 29th ult. near Plymouth. fell
10 with q dead female whale. which lhey iowed
into PfoNin' ei"wn on The 30th ulf. While tsking
oil The blnhber % was urnd ihot the under Jaw uns
broken OF ~ two places. and he upper jaw some.
what injured. The whale measured IS feet in
length. The Nhnlelnen supposed that she had been
~ contact with SINE uuknouu rocks. On The snme
daV q COhnsset fishing schooner, when in the South
Channel, near Nantucket, fell IN with another dead
whale about The 'sne size. with il jaw broken
much ~ tho same way as The other. Not being
prepared 10 lake oil The blubber they saved Hhut
hey could. IL was perfectly evident that no whale
boat bed atncksd Them. and NJ The oldest whaler.
~ ProyinceiOwn bad never known whales in lhoir
condition. % IS conJeciufcd hy ihtm ihni they had
come Violently IN contact, probably in a fight. anil
destroyed each other. The species is known as
" hnbaek' whale, and supposed 10 be very pcacea.
bic. unlike the sperm whale. which is rather quar-.
re sone-Beston Daily Adr.