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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13

According to the Globe, Governor Gill
mer, who ONCE boosted that he was every
inch Wing, has run well as locofoco
candidate for Congress. 1t appears, then,
that lie is man OF more feet than inches.
If he is every inch Wing, and Loco-
loco il. the whole, his greatest part is the
worst, ga sort of penny wise and pound
foolish" politician, u. S. Gas.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13
AGENTS FOR THE CECIL WIG

JouN d. YAnxALL, Port Deposit.
wv ApRAmAMs, p. NJ. Do.
Edwin HAlNEs, p. NJ. Rising Sun.
JONAS PnEsroN, Jr. +. NJ Conow'ngo.
J6ss 5. EVEREST, Rowlandsvilc.
Coz. II. 5. Sites, ?. Nj. PRiNe ITO.
Jo.Eru lIl,Srs, Brick Meeting House.
TuoM.s BrnNsipE s Co., Charlcstown.
Jonx McCnAcKEN, Z. NJ, North East.
NAruAN WILKINsoH. Elk Iron Works.
WuiAM pIEncr, ?. NJ, Cecilton.
joins 3. MonroN, 7. NJ. Warwick.
JOINS MEARs, =. NJ. st. Augustine.
Junn L, CLAYTON; P. NJ. Chesapeake City
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13
FOR E OF HABIT.

A schoolmaster out west, while the
marriage ceremony was being performed
between him and his atlianced, soundly
eaned the minister for pronouncing'a word
incorrectly. lie thought lie was in school
with his boys.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13
Mansion House .

Corner Of St. Paul and Fayet'e streets
bullnnu,G.
nuzR TIE undersigned having
GsS&,.:A taken, tilted and furnished the
Eaa Il& MANSION HOUSE as a
la :-ss.s.s- - uBLlC HOTEL would be
happy to receive the patronage Of his
friends and that Of the travelling COM
munity who may favor him with call,
and Aatters himself that they will find
every comfort and attention which are to
be met with in the best Hotels in the city.
N. B. 4 few Gentlemen can be ac-
commodatcd with board and pleasant
rooms by the month or year on reasona-
bic terms.
JOHN ALBERT SON.
April9lh lS42-6m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13

Why is the s'Price Current like a
young lady's back2 Because 1t shows
the rise Of cotton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06
MUSIC! MUSICm MUSIC!..
JUST RECEIVED BY
SMITH, DRINkER & MORRIS

SMl II, DRlNk ER " NORRIS.
FURTHER supply NJ New Fashionable Music Ior Ito
Piano Forte fsw of which only enuuraie follow.
The Ro-- Queen with vign-ue
Roses Fair. DO do bv Hnr,
No wreath u fame for YOU
Daylight IL on the BY 4. ISs
An i
You bid me sing nv c. Warren
Non Je n Yass Pas Chansonn-ttr
Tome With thy uie to thu fountain duCti BY J. Iunah
My happy village home Pearson
love the Church that Christ hath by Chambers
do not forget when die. for piano ana guitar
Highland Nora, words by Crawford authoss Of K,.sn
Mavorr"n, &C. sc- music, &. r. HON
ohny hear is sad for Araby BY DO do
Wy Arah Naid do dn
sweet SIXTEEN a. A.
Oh no have not forgotten do do
ne seasons new song. by p. Isabella X ing
I'D otter thee tins hand o mine r ChadvvirE
o. should like 10 marry comic sony he 1 r g..
Tome, cone away, social gse or chorus nv = p,es,o
gu know comic By r. Moore
LeretIne. crsnads. BY Flora
Weep not DER the tomb infancy by = Ivr.
NJ Fisher Boy Song solo dnet BY e. W T1,,nn.,
l. Anina Dell Opera Dix Cavannes Italennss n, 49, a.
page, very Fopglsr ~ "Sh'ue u'"
n a garop, by G Bi-ssner ~ ''''i9' si'1hs'i
Fantasia for the forte founded on the r,mi,,., p
Eanini. by 7. Watson - ~ 'e"hhlseehee ~ IA
Medley oveture u the Ethiopian opera Bon. sou,,s r ~
lie Nieeerf1 by T. Conner. very popular "
souvenirs lie Belmont by Les n. DOurerner
he celebrated Evergreen Galop. By j. Iabntykv
i'SeiheI with about twenty hun.ir. niece. ~ ST. -,
pular and fashionable songs variations y,.,s us' -
M inc new publications. by most ersbr,teI .or
I.eeiVel soon they appear from press Anv NJ ~ -
VIII 1e procured AZ the shortest and on IN. mo,
n = SMITH, DRINkER A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06
TRAVELS AND VOYAGES
For sale Efy
SMITH, DRINKER A. NORRts

'''i''' bhlNhEh a. NORRIS.
0NITIs VISITS % Remarkable Places Ol4 Han. t,, -. ,
anu genes Illustrative Of striking passages In hi,torr ,r -
'S ~ me o'lhues OF Durham and Nnhuraleri,p5 y
W m iioNi'i author Of Rural Life England q A.
NNnLts u EtEorE with sketches prominent .Urgeo =
cans medical schools hospitals Literary uer.o1,, ~ pays
&e-By VIM Gibson. VI. D. professor u surrer In ~
Of Pennsylvania &C 's''s III 'he u 'Netsty
ESpA--S To CoonS-CmSA. sr,N AND Mr.c,r-rh.. .,
me Eastern courts o; Cochin China Siam ami Mn, ~ -, =,
states s'oopoi war Peacock. David Geisenrer ror,,,
the years leJ2-3-I, BY Edmund Roberts uu''is
"A VOYAGE RorSB THE NoRLp including IN F,r,-.. a,
1nl Fam, IN i5Lr95 and 1887 BY ". w Ruscbenber
= surgeon IN me q Navy, Member Of the Aeas, ~ g.
nc ~ VI 'nlee !rais IN the Plcl.
lRAVELs TO THE CTTT CAIRNS aopg the so -, ., -
S,.. anu 'ne he1ieraLean, including a Eoyay. 10 ,b.
s'rd Fec r r. = &c. y = l. Well
iEALtLs To NENen, ISLAND CuAA. kc-Nauatg. Of r.
'h america comprising Mexico Mines Of Rs,l A. ~
~ h'eu states and the British Colonies with an F,rur
i'.lnd ai Cuba by Henry Tudor Esqr. 4 ~ NC
A'ELs ~ ErEorE ANB EAsr.-Euhraeinr Oh, %,
LlHe curing Tour through Great Britain Ireland Fn,nrs R
'.sa Safony BOHEMIA. Austria Bayart, ss,,,t,,,
tuscany the Para staies the Neape,tsp ni
-, istlsi' 81 Tue ArchtA-s. Greece FRyrt A., ~
uraey' h''nya Wahachia, ami Hungary By y,i., ~
ia % " ~ N'e'S'y oil New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06
RICHMOND DAILY WIG,
~ ALs:NANDEIt uOsELEY

TKsss srhscRiFuoSro Ciy subscribers per year
and for shorter per'o Of when by mail siOpayab
all cases in advance.
ADvERnsssFor square lr.s) one in.er
ton. rs cents Insertions 81 ie! 81 So AMI
every succeeding Insertion. N
Transient advertisers pay In advance.
The number of insertions OF Advertise noted on thu
Ms until ordered 20 be s,op and ehatr
ed accordingly p-r orlcrs to stop also writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 squares
proportion Tor advertisements greater length aud $50 Zoe
square except Aueonocrs and Lottery charged
siOO (paper ineiudedl
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REMOVED

4 BhANNAN 4 cos OF Dominion Clothing s,o,. ,o,,.o
Fosie d' Of hc street. facing the Fr1pIb,
street. '' ~ "o4e nom Governar
- embrace TINS Opportunity and method AZ MAIN,
known 10 the Richmond n. ,5 - - making
Constantly keep on hand CI1shnz OF 81 kind All - '
aAy of te current and approaching seasons yybieb - In
lSsl prees foE We respectfully nv,, al -, "a Al
- our .sneh whether they goods or not An go
ae money teflnied % Al goo Warranted ies' ana
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06
ROBERT NOTT.

.NtEi door 70 ts EIsA4sgs Bask. R.ha.s-A Tirrfaia
AZ F,eei'ed frser sippy Of Paints Oils Cof-i
Narui-h-- with Painters HrIsh-- AMI Ri-ui-rs IN
1"nt n French AMI American Window Class
'1-o nehe MI % which ~ dssross TO ~G up
reasonable
v IA arEe supply Of sap stone Paint low a
p-rior paint for TIN Sh,ngi-d Roofs x \
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06
GARDEN SEED.
GAlN0R X LYELL.


HANE just received fresh supply of Garden
y Seeds fromIc Nort-aso several different kinds ,i.n
sec" grown 90 this State go Of which they recommend a. e.
AMI genuine.
AETICHuEE-Gresn Globe
AsPARACJS-Gaut or Dutch
BUNCH HE\Ns-EroIi wiud-5r Mohawk Fariy Dwarf
Mohawk E,ta Eiry Weeks Elry yellow 81, ,v,.t. tg
Pod Marrow Dwarf Red sicckld French Royal Dwarf White
FoLE BENNs-Horcu'tua rolc Large White Lima Scarlet
Runners White Dutch Runners.
nEEr-Elrs Blood rump Elry yellow, French sugar Long
Bl'rl Narec Wurtfeu
BROCColl-Iawc Purple Cope.
tAbBAGE-Haucr-e', Cromwell. Dnmhcai Eahy Buiosrs
Heart Dv1n Green SvoJ Elry Sugar Loaf Fairly York Flt
Bmn".k Green 'nrd Savoy Large York sugar Loaf
Red F.rkIinr
CARRUf-tong Orange.
CMLFLoWEE-E7riy and Iac Dutch.
CORN-smitI'a Extra Itrv
CCcuMbER-Elhy Fame. E'Hy Green Cluster. Long Green
Turkey.
EGG rLiNr-ruuic
fNulNE- Green CURED
kAiEHGfr,u CurIrI Scotch.
LEIIlCE-Browu Dutch Early uruuic5d Ely sic.1 Greer,
Cos. Geo.. Large White Loaf
MELLON Carolina Wasr Green C,tr.r f,trr Wp , \ H,
Nutmeg '
NAsrrRrItN
OkRN-I.1fi- rrI Short
oNoN#SlyUr SKIN. yellow skin
FAEsLEi-rgrcd and Single.
FNBSNir-Ev1 Large. Large Dutch
itNN-Nuo Imperial uvHu Nlrrylt Dwarf Green M,rr.,g
~ l'rN fnmc l'rl Rsh1ps pw7u Evn Eany sinclair or
Wi'luuriou Parry Nau,ics. Marfpvs t
gAnisH-R1ck Spanish Rcd Tuuir Long Scarlet Whit. ,r
rf Yellow Turrr
su.-lFy or VEGETABLE OYSTER
stiNAGE-rr rky or Fan Round tsive,i ar summer
so Asil-Elsy White Bu.i E,r, yellow Bush Winter Crook
mech. yellow STEPPED
TuNNTu. l.rfes RrI
TuRNr-Eldy White Dutch Paris YrB'v Dsch Ear, O,ri,1
stone i't WHAT, >ono Rci ra Rufb Eaz, White Plat Winter
N''S'-'1"'p s'ei 'sI au assortment OF Fsvcf seed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE
FoR SALE By
ROB"T X. DI-NAI

- GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
SALE BIZ
ROB'T X. DUAL,
Bank Square Richmond. Virginia
A srARNGuS-Cauto no Dutch
= bENNS-Iarrc. ami small Linn. Snans SC
BEEI-Lore Booi Eary Bio.l rurnp French White sf-,r
Mang,' Wurtzsl
BBuCuii-EarS CAPS, Large Plris
INbbNIl-tnry YORK Large NorS Early Drmhcii 1r Batter
r1 tarF Sur'H11f Large DrIrh.1f C-8m,,.rr, Il, R,5
Dutch of rrkirt Green Curl,d savoy Pcnion Isfi a.
CAEROr-Lonr Orange
CAJI1FLOWER-Tary and LAT.
CELERY White Solid
Ct'CUNBER-Eatly Frame. Lone Gre,
EGG PLANT
kAtT-Scotcll Sea Ksc
iElIJtf-NaHa Ile Rravn Dutch Cabtags Para, Cf,s.
MELpN-Nltlne- C,ron. &c
WATER ELON-F.u,1 kIrIs
NASrURrtM
ONlpN-Fary Silver skinned Large Rel
FAW-LEY-CuI.,l
PNRSNlP-il--e swelling
FhNS-laf2 Monumental E1ry Cromwell E,y Charlton Early
Fans bwan Blue rrusslan pvarf MasovGt
hNpiNil--lHus Scarlet, Trrp
RulrNRU-Rc5 far r,rs
Satisfy Vegetable oyster
SPINACH
sat NsH-rariy Bush
ruNATuatafra Rel
IIRNIF-Eary Fiat Dutch Rel TOP i,rgs Nors But, B,ga
ALSO,
general ae-7rfHi,u, of Flower seed
BJLGOJS ROOTS
DOUBLE uNUIINS
ONION SITS. Sc s.. rt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06

i Us or misplaced from Store, on Cary
street the night tho sinrr .. ~ n Tn
I son two bows s- loaf and bo1ss o wool.y
isrnes Co.'S ASes Indigo an one barI of Anv
information about sid gc.- VIII be thankfully received
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06

GRETTER a. PEAKE,
Five doors below thc He'll Tavern
bffEk their services to the public as General
- Agents and Commission Mct~i1nta
lhey VIII give tr prompt careful attention 10 m b,p
puf'hse and so NJ servants and county produce Of every Anal
Wehn'ond December ~. ist2
SusurEHANNA LUMBER
kets f'r sale by ' '' NV
n ~ sUrtIps a eo,tppyr,r
'ORrMN BANDS AND riNs-Rci,ri. A ,:,ri,., h
- just received 1n Curtain hands ami Cy, r
Z" very rich and elgan patterns which iy Offer fr SAX elp
u ~
ELEGANr PLNrE wARNERs.-N eagit,I artel. m, ..i
~ weather, Tor sale clcayby
~ RICHARDS A. a. tpnNrp
CItS. 200 drums Turkey Pigs be- prns order. is, received
= AMI for nle low. D., go JAMES FISHER 4 son
COOPER, BOZ AND SNOLLETT.
'NWE Pathfinder by Cooper 5o5-rhc r.ekvsk r,pcr
~ Boz 'ocHunplcy CIukor j susgcff - ct. received
''' ny am Tor -'le lN h'i A. LYONS
CORN AND COS GRINDER
M LmVc rcrcvoi from NJ iiasry ofualurrc boz. machine.
iftndg corn AMI cob. which we'd the first premium
80 -, Stlle Aqdcn'ura F'r Albany Tiny win De-
s'a AZ ue lnanuiieturcf rr ccs
'es'-u Horrs = puRroor
A hkhSSlNG GOWNs.-An assortment of 5e ,l,,, , All, 49,
- cles received and tor by gr nm A Cn
DE- o. r. '.N ~, ~.
1 'OIroN-ReecvinT - bales, far s,Igb y
=" - - LEWIS wFRn
NloNERsLEp-iOu bushels Cioycoccl of s,e.i,.,,o,,,
- hh'ihs ana LOT safe ~ WILLIAMS A. HAXALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06
HOUSES FOR RENT.

'oR RENrsc,eral over the store of t .lbsersr
suitable FOR lodging rooms Offices
e 10 VN pooru
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-10-12
JOHN P. DURBIN.
JERUSALEM, March |, 1913.

have forgotten whether ! mentioned the
conven, at Sinai, which we entered through a
window thirty feet from the ground, in mas
sive stone wall, to- which we were drawn up
by wlndlass This is a precaution once, if
not now necessary, as a defence against the
Bedouins of the desert.
We were detained FIVE DAYS at Akabab.
waiting for Sheik Huseln, of the Aloun tribe,
the chief Of the dukes of Edom," and the
most powerful in the country. At length he
came, accompanied by his brother, Sheik Selm,
and nephew, SULLIVAN, and some thirty or for
ty men, He carried slender spear fourteen
ieet long, shod at one end with iron, TO stick
1t IN the ground, and ornamened at the other
or spear end, with two large tufts of black
feathers. He and his brother dismounted,
within the fortress, pear our tents, struck the
spear in the ground, dotted their red half boots
at the door, and, in their scarlet robes, paid
us a short visit, drank coffee and smoked pipes
with us, and then departed, Hussen saying
that he and the governor would call at candle
ilght to make the bargain.
There were five of It's in company, "a
French pilgrim, physician from Lyons, hav-
ing joined us at Cairo. The Sheik demanded
Tor taking us TO Hebron, by Petra, $500 for
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-10-12

SUMMIT OF MOUNT SINAI, O'CLOCK
SABBATH AFTERNOON, Feb 5, i543.
My DEAR BISHOP WAUGH How shall |
put on paper what feel this moment as | set
apart from my companions on the very sum
NIT OF Mount Sinai, with the expanded plains
before me III which Israel encatnped at the
giving of the law? /, is impossible TO doubt;
feel truth, and by faith see the lightninss,
hear the thunders, and the ''trumpet waxing
louder and louder" and feel this vast world
oil dark, dreary desoiation, within which Horeb
Is lnclosed as IA sanctuary, quake under the
tread of the Almighty.
II had been an infidel, and had come hith-
er, as have, from Cairo, (near the ancient
Memphis by the Wady ell Ten, or "Valev of
the Wanderings," which connects with the
Red Sea- about fifteen miles south of Suez,
through Wady Tamark, by one of The most
iearul and peculiar mountain passes to be
found on the earth and had | there seen the
physical truth OF the Scriptures, where the
people were 'entanged in the land,'' and the
only place between the Nile and the sea of
which the Scripture history can be affirmed :;
then, if had stood on the opposite shore. and
looked down upon the waters in which Pha-
roah's host had "sunk as lead" and there read
the triumphant song of Moses, Exodus, chap
KY should have felt that nowhere else, nor
under any other circumstances, could that in
comparable composition have been produced;
then, if had followed them ''ihree DAYS in
the wilderness of Shur," to the present bitter
fountain of l1amarah, Cthe Scripture .Mdrah,)
and next day TO the Wadys Garundel and
Usait where yet are water and many palm
trees amidst the surrounding desolation,
should have said, Here is ''Elim,n with its
";we!ve wells Of water, and threescore and
ten palm trees" Exodus XIV ) and from thence
following their track through Wady Fieran,
had suddenly issued through the Pass Nukb
tlawy out into the Plain of Rehab, which now
lies before me at the base of the perpendicular
walls OF lloreb, rising like terrible baillement
twelve hundred or fifteen hundred feet high,
with the valley Of Wady Sheik TO the right.
and the wide mouth Of Wady Leja to the left,
all IN lnll view OF the gloomy, stern, desolate,
"thunder-splmtcred pinnaclcs," where ] now
sit: ! would have bowed TO the authority of
the holy history of Moses, simply upon the
grounds of It's geographical accuracy, which
no writer, ancient or modern, has equaIled,
though he wrote three thousand five hundred
years ago, and in the midst of an encampmenl
OF two millions of people, who depended upon
him for guidance and salvation. Yet this accu-
racy is not the result Of reUlSion through silc-
cessive ages, for no Jew has ever made pill
grimage TO Horeb, (Which is itself q march,
except the prophet Elijah, who fled from
Jezebel, and whose pretended resting place in
the rock was shown us to-day.
Bat the shades Of the evening are drawing
on, and tie dark shadows Of the lofty noun
tains are already projected far into The sandy
plain Oh if yon glorious sun, fast descend
ing westward behind the distant gloomy noun
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-10-12
Ts ECWN & TAYEOR,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

RECEIpING -AND FORJYARDINGr 1GENIS.
E EdSwe N rl BfGwn' Rchmond, virginia.
A TTEND to the sales of ToBAcco, WHEAT,
"a Flour, and other articles which may be con-
-igned TO them, land to the PURCHASE Of Groceries,
PRoDUcE, and any description of MERCHANDISE.
They also Receive and For,cayd Goods on the
usual terms.
They willadvance literally onall consie nments.
REFER TO
Storm, DUBos s. Co., New Yoil
CALEB Core, Philadelphia.
LEWIS WEBB, Richmond.
JAS. BRowN, JR. {"
WM. KINNEY, Staunton, Va.
Ii. CRAWFORD, " "
MAYO CABELL, Nelson Co Va
j. NJ. HARVEY Buchanan
Richmond Nov. s. lSi2.-u
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-10-12
a. %. Wren S. Brother.

AZ AVE Just received an additional supply Of
articles in their line, yin
Henry's Calcined Magnesia Buffers Effer-
vesslng do; Sup. Carb. Soda; Caster Oil Co
pal Varnish; No. and extra White Lead.
DYE STUFFS.
Extract Logwood Copppras; Blue Stone !;
Best Indigo, Madden. &c. Fancy articles in great
variety. Sperm and Chem. Wax or Lard Cam
dies, new article in this market, said to be al
most equal to Sperm. Also. a large supply of
best Chewing Tobacco Snuff and Cigars.
They ask the attention of customers and the
community generally, as they are determined to
sell the above vel! az all other articles in their
line, on the most accommodating terms.
StAunton, July Ii.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-10-12

TENllE subscriber has received an additional sup
n ply Of MEDICINES, DRUGS and DYE
STUFFS, AS follows:
Cham. Flowers, Gum. Arabic, Opium
Sulph. Morphine, Borax, Opodedoc
Ground Pepper and Cinnamon
White Mustard Seed, Cloves, Orrs Root
Carb. Amonia, Thompson's Eye Water, sc.
Verdigris, Extract Logwood, Indigo, Nader
Also, handsome assortment of Cologne Wa
ter, Fancy Soaps, Seals Court Plaster, &c. All
of which will be sold on accommodating terms
Also-One terce of winter strained Lamp Oil
Sept. 7. l.. BERKELEY
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Terms Of the Spectator.

- WrTHE SPECTATOR rs published once week, by
kENroN HARPER, at Two Dollars year, if paid in adj
vance, or Two Dollars and Fifty Cents if delayed be-
yond the expiration OF the year. No subscription will
be discontinued but at ths option of the editor until all
arrearagcs paid.
0U-All communications to the editor by mail must be
post-p paid, or they will not be attended TO-.
observation-disclosures of thirteen lines, Cor less) insert
cd three times for dollar and twenty five cents for
zach subsequent continuance Larger advertisements III
the proportion. liberal discount made to adver-
tiscrs by the year.
QS-Noccs Bankruptcy must be paid for before the
delivery Of affidavits.
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TRANSPORTATION WAGONS

TAANSPC WAGONS.
RETW ZEN Winchester and Staunton, leav-
- ing each place once and twice week so that
Merchandise consigned to lssac Paul at Wnches-
ter, can be forwarded to Stanton without delay
ISAAC PAUL, s. CO.
ARE receiving general assortment of GRO
CERlES, consisting Of Sugar, Coffee Molasses,
Tea, Chocolate, Pepper, Aspice, Ginger. Rice,
Alum, Saltpetre, Sal Aratus, Indigo, Nader,
Logwood, Glue, Gum, Shellac, &c. &c.
Also so sacks Liverpool aud G.. A. Salt (wel
Rlled.)
100 Boxes X 10 and OK IL window Glass al,
Richmond prices.
SO kegs best Anlietam Nails assorted sizes.
500 lbs Bar Lead.
200 lbs. Putty.
80 kegs pure white Lead.
80 kegs best Rock and Rifle Powder.
1000 lbs. American Blister Steel, bar sheet and
hoop Iron.
Tons Castings, Hollow Ware new article.
SO Boxes Sperm, Mould and Dipt Candles.
90 Boxes No. |, , and Tobacco.
Cotton Yarns, assorted Nos. Domestic Cotton
from best Factories.
400 yds. White Linsey, Coored Jeans and
Flannel.
"A large stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats and CAPS.
100 Bushels Dried Peaches.
200 Gals. Peach Brandy, Terces French do.
1000 lbs. live Geese Feathers.
10000 best Havana, Principe and Spanish
Segars, together with lot o. Hathaway's
Patent Hot Air Cooking Stoves. Also,
Il. Parlor and Ten Plate Stoves, very neat.
=, All Of which will be sold on pleasing terms for
cash, or country Produce at cash prices.
81 ). Flour, Flax Seed and Bees Wax wanted
Staunton, Jan. IL, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-10-12

What soar'd the old eagle to die at the sun
Lies he stiff with spread at the goal he had won
Arc there spirits, more st than the planet of even
Who mount to their zcnl rhen melt into Heaven
No waning of fire, no qucnchng of ray,
But rising, still rising, when passing away.
Farewell, gallant c''yc thourt buried in light.
God speed unto Heaven, lost star of our night.
Death Death in the White House All, never before
Trod his skeleton foo. on the Presidents floor
He is looked for in howell and dreaded in hall
The King in his closet keeps hatchment and pail
The youth in his birth place, the old at home,
Make clean from the door-stone the path to the tomb
But the lord of this mansion Graded not here
In church yard far of stands his bcckoning bier!
lie is here as the crest hcavcs flashing high
As the arrow is stopped by its prize in the sky
The arrow to the earth and the foam the shore
Death finds them when swftncss and sparkling are Ger
But HAnRIsoNs death fills the climax of story
He went with his old strdc-from glory to glory!
Lay his sword on his breast There's spot blade
In whose cankerng breath his bright laurcls will fade
Twas the first TO lead on at humanity'J call
1t was stayed with mercy when .'glory was all
As calm in the council as gallant in war
He fought for his country, and not its s.hurrah'
In the path Of the hero with pity he trod,
Let him pass with his sword to the presence of God!
What more? Shall we on with his ashes Yet stay
lie hath ruled the wide realm Of King in his day!
At his word, like monarcb's, went and land
he right gold OF thousands has passed through his hand
is there nothing to show of his gltering hoard'
No jewel to deck the rude hilt of his sword?
NO trappings ?-no horses ?-what had he but now
On! on with his ashes !-hc left but plough!
Brave old Cincinnatus! Unwind We his sheet,
Let him sleep he lived-with his purse at his feet
Follow now as yc list! The first mourncr to day
Is the nation, whose father is taken away!
Wife, children, and neghbors, may moan at his knell--
He was clover and frcnd'' to his country as we'll!
For the stars on our banner grow suddenly dim-
Let us weep in our darkness, but weep not for him.
Not for him, who departing, leaves millions tears!
Not for him. who has died full of honors years!
Not Tor him, who assembled Fame's ladder so high.
T. IA the round AT inc Top ne mas sreppea SKYE
1t is bssscd TO SO when ready to die!