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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
l. ANDRETH'S
W ARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS

w WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS
~ n Gay opening my Spring supply OF q rs So r. -
wen Anown establishment Mr. Day Il ,Ti,, Is isa u"
io' several years gwen satisfaction IT, ecu as
IUr'',' 70 IaF, o. my present assOrnen-
Bet i'I ssr- NJ, tIa'h'Ae Melon water
Do earlytrrD., ,oc.,, Do mountain spout
DO Nangs Wutrzel NJ C-,s
Beans HorticulIurs H 4iu, NasiuTu1n
Do .Isr.s, Do Wehrrsheh
Do red speekled valentine PARSE oi,1u
DO brown do 10 n ?, tsIih
DO China white red eye P, - cured s
Do white kidney ps 4Ntt ane su7arezta
10 cranberry bush Fe1- iandfetht early
Do 70 hfge nlaTrowilt
DO Scarlet runners m, .a - Hauie
Do white Dutch n 10 que imperial
Boseoie CSennaS gr.D Rad'h long scare, short top
Cabbage. ea.Iy YORK 70 "ne turnip
DO Lanireih's large york Do hs,, So uo
10 early Sugar loaf ~ ~ oaeN spanish
DO large Drlnhsad - yellow tusnip
Do nai Dqteb Do summer white
DO Drumhead Savoy s s
Do sreeneur,.a s,v,v Spinach round savoy
DO red Dutch. for picking s1,,s ot ,c seeded
Carrot long orange l ms ons green
DO re-" Tomatoes
Cres. eul,-5 Turnp, dat Dutehly ssrS-
Cucumber. long green Do sCys Ds
Fee 81 P' ,,sg iIaine Do Ruta Bagt
- J Su'.a Do Daes Hy5rd
Lettuce, early cabbage yloW., 49,.
DO arge curIed IniL, c., 'u'
n, Co. I.'H The above are warranted q,
Do Ice do b genuine and the quail
e to e remembered that m, . i m - ths yender wish.
.7,r IN "" % sleht exception therefore warranted with
| mat th'y will upon trial prove To BE- n, .,r-,,
s 81 foreign importation usually eore.iSS ~ %
N.B-rhc subscriber receive. o,4.- To- f.
nl9' bot AMI green house Plants Prices r1qJsr,,s
Ns''' "l' DC ha' gratis on application
jag Atbe Richmond Medical Epo aUN I SS,s3
JOINING GLAssEs-A 6ne assortment or CF, an, ,,,,-..
1uats a. a., e, LOSING Glasses Of various prices.
"a JAMES EVANS
fANCf AKTlCLEs.-Tosth Brushes, non, t2ir d, -, o.,
- S ,a'ie tine English Charcoal Cod Cream fioes Co
osne. Genuine Parma Fora Colrne Waters Frep.h r.
IN Porcelain Pots Pearl Powder. BOLTON 4 U,RRiznS A''
"''n street corner above the Banks
ZElGLERs OLD wmsEEY-so barrel. IN. .,D.,.o, o.,
ca AM Tor sale By AT J. r. TRPLEr-r = soN
ONDoN uROwN stout, &c.-ts-.,,.- a.
g, Sou 20 rn and quarts Burons Ale. olives sn5 c,,-
, . :, - -. WV NJ HARRISON
IODO as 1--we Geese FeathsrsSoOIb s Bees War iut ,,
80 WADE w woOLbRiDep
- - 3doors below the Bell
N-4o bales Hay, on board .chr f-,ss, a, rs.,. ,,,
-'1 " "a q JAS FISHER a son
SuGAR-7 boSc. " ~. prns rosf Sugar, no si. c
: 60 susar-reeeivins 'or ale bss LEWIS wEnB
INoR sNE-ilbis New Crop y % sugars Dbl Do d., a. Al,
"".aHe'. ~ ~ FRY 4 90.
AGUNRA cuFFEE-ioo bags prime green Iasuyrl cote.
hng7 WILLIAMS AH,xALL
PPLE BRANDY hall p.e 90 BOB Appis Br,nsy p,,.es,
hT WILLIAMS HAxALL
WATER PHOoF BOOTS. ~ n reduced pr,eei
w oafssn which Consequence ofhs harines. ftr t.
We arr -''s very low. Can soon { 90 va. sa.e.
bm
BLANKET SHAWLS. &c.
y ~. JENKINS cfsrsa small nvoe III s,,Dss, sal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
GARDEN SEED.
GAlN0R Il LYELL.

HANE Just received fresh supply of Garden
n n SEEDS omthe Norh-aSo different kinds of Garden
Seeds tins state all they recommend Us fresh
and genuine.
ABTICTOKE-GTr.n Globe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Dutch
BUNCH BEANS-Bruad Windsor Dwarf Mohawk Early Dwarf
Mohawk, Extra Early Weeks Fairly Yellow S Weeks Long
Pod Marrow Dwarf Red sPeeked French Royal Dwarf White
Kidney.
POLE BEANS-IorieuturaI Pole Large White Lima Scarlet
Runners, Whit. Dutch Runners
BEEI-Eary Blood TunP Early French Sugar. Long
Blood, Mange wurtzel
BROCCOIL-I.arrc PurpIe Cans.
CABBAGE-Batiersel Cromwell DruIahead. Eary Bullock
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy Early Sugar Early York Flat
Brunswick Green Cured Savoy Large Sugar Loaf
Red Picking.
CARROr-Iong Orange.
CAJLIfloN ER-EaTiy and Late Dutch
CoRN-Smths Extra Early.
CUcuMBER-Eay Frame, Early Cluster Long Green
Turkey.
EGG PLANT-Purple.
ENDlNE-GTeen CURED.
kALE-Grecn Curlcd Scotch
LETTICE-Brown Dutch, Early Drmhead Eay sIesia reen
COss lee Large White Loaf
MELLoNCatona Water Citron Large Musk or Yellow
Nutmeg
NAsTURTIUM
OkRA-Lons Short.
ONION-Silyer skin Yellow
PARsLEY-Curled and Single.
PAksNP-Eua Large Large Dutch.
PEAS-Bue Imperial Dwarf Mauowiai, Dwarf Green Narrow
at tar Frame Eary Bishops Dwarf Extra Early Sinclair or
Washington, Fairly Warwick, Marr,vfat.
RADlS-Back Spanish Red Turnp Long Scarlet White Tur
nip, Yellow Tuup
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
srlNAGE-PnckIy FAN Rouni Leaved or Summer
soCAsi-Eay White Bush Elry Yellow Bush Winter Crook.
neck, Yellow Striped
TOMATO-i.arge Red.
TCRNiP-Eary White Dutch Fairy Yeavv Drteh Eariy Garden
stone larry Wme stone Red Top Rus Bags Flat nie
ALso-Cdnary Seed snd an assortment OF Flower Seed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
ROBERT MOTT.

Nef @~s- q n> EfaA~-Ts Ba-k, Rss-S-L girri-i-.
~ received nit-r saVpy Of Paints Copal o,her
Narn-seS with Painters Brihes Bendcrs An
Ineni Of French ami American Window Gas from -IiO to
Joi-o inches AL Of which b. DESTROYS up
reasonable
IA large -hpgay o Soap Paint for sale low 81
peros paint for TIN shingb-d Roofs N
de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
MUSIC! MUSIC,, MUSICM.
JUST RECEIVED BY
) SMITH. DRINkER e. MORRIS

80 BY
SMITH, DRINkER & MORRIS.
fIkIhEE supply of New Fashionable Muse for the
fsno Forte ai.w Of which only enumerated follows.
The Rose Queen, yi-netis
Roses FAR Do %. by HON
No wreath ~ fame | tviRe for YOU
Daylight - on the sea. By A. Lee
Al Is
You bid by c. Warren
Non, Je NJ Valse Pas Cbansonneus
Come with thy foubt,in 4 dpe- nv I p U,,r,h
W happy village home, {. Pearson
Hove the Church hath given bv Rev q C,h.,.
10 not iorRet me when ! de- for piano antg t.ar
ghind Nora words by Mrs autoeS. of K,thasen
hayoreen &c &c music. G 4. Horn
On my hear Is -ad for Araby, by do do do
My Arab Maid a. 40
Sixteen A. ~
oh no have forgotten the. 40 do
ne seasons new song by r Isabella King
ia oner thee tins hand II r. Chadwick
~ 'fF'ih ike to marry comic seng J T. Crav,n
onr enun~ away social giee chorus, by T. Hesson
fou know n comic song. By R Moore
Leredns. ssrenade. BY Flora
Weep not DER tie tomb Of infancy. by p I've.
h- fisher Boys song. solo By C. w TLoon.o,
LAnina Dell Opera DIX Cavantines aenD.. FOR an. a,.
piano forte by w Fore number with beauf vynrs MI
page very popular was - 'sh'"e Tue
la konanresea celebrated Of the 10th century
as a galop, by C Bessner 9S
Fantasia the 6,urd..t On 81. =,
ganin. BY T. Watson N ''NnsSenSe OF "a
Medley Overture tn the Ethiopian Open Rome sou.sb o ~
lie Niceeria BY T. Conner. popular ' ~
Souvenirs De Belmont, BY Les u. n,OutreB.,
he celebrated Evergreen Gafop by ] Iabintzkv
oser wh about twenty-five hundred pieces Of the n,,, -,
~ a'n'rhoIe songs variations, values marches ronde,.
&c Al the new publications.. the most celebrated ,o
received oon asr they appear the pres. Anv NJ - -
s WI" 0e procured At the shortest notice and on The ,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
REMOVED

y ,.'-'hN x COS Oh Dominion CiaiAias s,- ,,, -
e SIDE OF the street and facing the Fr,nttin H.,
" 'i''h' III House from Governar
We would embrace th. opportunity ,,d .,s,
- ~ e S''4<eiis OF Richmond vicinity and I'm. So, a.
sBy TO- ~ 49, on hahd Clothing Of and nor. es,
,i,., ai'I approaching which we viii In ,
st our ,se i0 , cash We respectfully an to call and az
Iii bS ~ e.et hey want the goods or not An roos
ne money refunded Or An goods g-arrantsd ~ ~ neG and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

OST or misplaced from our Store on Cary
- street ts night ofthehre house. Of X Trtt
son TWO boes single oaf and two and hair woo.y
Wooeys Sugar lsfbot- e Brown. three
Barnes Cos Axes Indigo and one barrr ,e AM,
information about AID goods viii b. thankfully received
PARRISH . AzI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
GARDEN SEED.
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE,
ToK SALE b
ROBT X. DCNAL,


n SPARAGJS-Cian 0r Dutch
I n BEANS-Iarrc. andsuuu Lima Snars &c
BEEI-LonE Blood, Parry Blood Turnp French White suv,
ManEc WuuzsI ~ s'''
BRO'OLl-FAry Care. Large Puul5
'AbsAGh-Eary York Large York Early Drimhcad or Batter
s'7 Eary sug'rolf Large Duimhead Croulver's Do Red
Dutch or Picking. Green Curlsd Savoy Penton Ish &c
CARROT-Iong Orange
CAULIFLOWER-Early and Late
CELERY--Nhie soii
CUCUMBER-Eafly Frsme. Long Gree,
EGG PLANT
kALE-Scoich Sea Kaie
LETTUCE Malta Ice. Brown Dutch Cabbage Paris Gross
MELON-Nutni-F Ci,ran. So
WATER MEION-Fus.t kinds
NASrUEruJN
oNtpN-f1fiy SILVER Skinned Large Red
fAHSLEY-Curlcd
PARSNiF-tarrr Swelling
FtNs-Eary Monumental Eary Cromwell F,rr Ch,f,u E,rl
frau.. buar Blue rris.ian Dwarf M,rf,set
kAnlsH-Lnug Scarlet. lump
RHUB ARB-Red f1r r,rs
SAiSlfN--or Vegetables oyster
SPINACH
SQUAStt-Eary Bush
TOMNru-tarse Red
IOkNlP-isty th ouch Ret TOP Large Norfolk Rutl Bags
ALSO,
reners Assortment Of Flower seed
HtLBOtS Roots
DOUBLE DAHLINs
ONION SITS. &C a.. ct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
II. N. HUDSON

Office on Main Street. SQUARE ADORE the Banks
Performs all operations Teeth
ton and insTs The best kind of lncofble .nry or An
full s.ts on tie most approved plans Refer Rsyd NJ, Pin
mer Revd d. Einpc Hubbard Gardner Hon e. BaliNin
Dr. chamlrrayBs, Dr. n G. Cabe, and George Walton ~ ID
NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
IMPROVED WAIST poMnERS.

For raising Buckvhenf cakes. MuHps Sc.
fOMBNNG economy and been usrd with
- nusfacon by fauues Richmond can recommend
ths article with confidence We prepared a large quapt,
fresh. and property labelled with ptHsrriovs roR
These Powders admirable substitute n MAKING
al kinds o Batter Cakes AMI have The That ausr
IN rendering ir batter perfectly light AMI ready baking The n
slant they MIXED Ruckwiest and when maie
with hess Powders les likely disagree stomach
than those made with yeast and luircs nutcs
rrerarc for making. The possibility of svng en-
urey avoided.
HEroroSsru white md co,urcd paper into
sepcmte ycss and AMI hall rns each VI,
three of batter little thicker usual allow Tor The a.
qnd boz which uo 1sdc Dissolved when ready baking
sir IN rolonc ~ The Dissolved foviorisn add The r
well AMI commence baking immediately agitation
af Of each powder Tor or 81 pu Of batter Prepared Tor
ale by BOLTON A HARRISON
Conner Main and Governor below ruins
NH 10
- IFrEH'S KEN so rftE ACCOUBEON-n
winch explained The best method performing On that
bcanni ami simple Instrument 5 Figures applied 20
Che Notes which correspond s figures being placed
directly unief and the easy simple manner
that chircn wen adults figures can play
immediately any further instructions Than the Al
fcciions in this hook Tiuh edition improvements ami
additions Price scots. Rccerciy
mil 4 LYONS
MoNER-sEED-5ob bushes PRIME Clover hndns day
- I0f sale nh }. 4 o, WINSTON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
GARDEN SEED
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
Wholesale and Retail, by
W IL A vi MER.
A RTICHOKE--Grcen Glob,

A RTlCIlOKE--Grcen Globe
IN AsPARACtS-Gian OF Dutch
BUNCH BEANs-E,ry Mohawk DO yenov @ week. d, China
red p, eye. DO a hall moon do ,.ehae DO Royal Dwarf
case knife, red cranberry. French soisan
BEEr-ia'l bsSi Turnp Long Blood ManEs wurtEeH
cAnBAGE-tary YORK. Eary susarioaf Bau-rea Large
York nlonsad Plat Dutch Large Bergen Drumhead savoy.
Green CURED Savoy Red Dutch. Turnip Rooted
CaRRorr-i;afly Horn Long Orange. Aueringham
CRiss-Culed or PcpPersras-
CAuLifLowER-Esry and Late
CELERY-whitea Red
CUCuMBGE-Long Green, Early Frame Early Cluster Chrsn
ENDIvE-Green CURED
Egg PLANT
KALEBue eurc Green eured Scotch Rape or Cole
LErTuCE-wh,e Head Ice Early eurled se.ia Whit. and
green toss Brown Dutch
M Melon. cnron. Nutmeg, Pine Apple
NAsrURTIUM
MusrARD-whie and black
oNioN-siverskn, Early Yellow Red Annual
PEAsIarets extra early Early MAY do Frame d. char
ton niue Prusian, Early Warwick Bishops Dwarf
PErrtR-iarge Bell Long yellow, squash Cherry Cayenne
r r,sSi Dutch Long French
RHUBARB-ForTarts
RADDlsii-long Scarlet Long Salmon Turnip Yellow
do, White do, Black Spanish
sALsiFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
souAsH-taTiy Bush White Croosnees Yellow do
TuRNIr-whte fa' Dutch Large Norfolk Ru,, Bag.
Pot AMI sweet Herb seeds 6s
rreccIved, per schr Manchester, al assert.
~ men Of Glazed Hats s,yes-aso sea Stocks and
collars s'Dethng rich and elegant Also Umbrea
winch VIII be sold cheap for cash by GEORGE ".
Fashionable Halter, Main dosr above
e 10 Messf- Nanlcw, smith * Co.'S Hardware
p,INE wAsksfsS--Beautiful WATERS Tor sale in sets
II and by the single one, by
IOl RICHARDS A. GARNER
bacon BRANDY. LARD AND SWEET PoTNTOEs-
ED $4,000 lbs smthhed Apple Brandy-9 bb
strong Peach Bandy3O Lard Potatoes
low te J. & g. WINSTON.
GLOVER EED.---lOO bushels Clover Seed.
~ free Of other Seed for sale price Just received psr
steamboat re lOl JAS. g. GEO. WINSTON.
TO MERCHANTS & FAMILIES.
NDIh CHINA DINING SETS, and by the DOZEN
Il French Porcelain do do do
White Granite do do do
Blue & Dove Printed do do do
Best English Gilt Tea China per and
the Gold warranted y
Low priced English China Tea Sets and by dozen
Eegant Gilt China and other knds sIeboard
Pitchers
China. White Granite Printed Toilet Sets
Fashionable, rich cut Hall and Passage Lamps
Plain Glss do
Rich Guilt French Porcelain Fruit Baskets
Plain do
India China do do
Rich Cut Glass Bowls, Pitchers and Dishes
DO. do do Decanters Tumblers, Wines
DO. do do Celery Stands Jelies nd Lemonades
Cut and plain Glass Msntel Lamps
English Plate. German Silver and Britannia CasorS
Low priced Toilette Looking Glasses
Together with General
Glass Peron. buying with cash assured they
| the full value OF their money WIN. +. BUTLER,
Pi 2 doors above Rel Tavern.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-21

Young MN help Observation-Disclosures
we are told, "helps them who help them.
selves" A true %proyerb, and worthy TO be
stamped on every heart. Passing on through
life, you will find many a stream that will
cress your path; but don't sit down and mourn
If ynu cant wade across, throw in stones 10
stand upon, OF bring forth q dead tree from
the forest, and you will soon make a bridge
and be safe on the opposite side. To-day
you are opposed in your project. Don't stop:
meet the opposers, persevere and you will
conqner--Providence will assist you. You
have failed in businesg--corse out from under
the toad stool Of dependency and try again /!
POUNDS if You don't help yourself and per-
seVere, you will do nothing, and be punched
at by every beggar, and every pauper on
crutches, who passes along Young frieEds
have died, bury them; but don't finger in the
church yard mourning, because they are
gone and you may 60 next. Up with you;
throw of your tears and go 10 work and be
happy; It's the only way,
In fine, help yourselves IN all places, al
all times, and Providence will assist YOU,
smile on you and make lie a sceae Of active
enjoyment and real pleasure.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-21

ITEMS FOR riff I4DIEs.-A chemist has
published a statement that washing in rain
water turns The complexion sallow and
brown, Use nothing but pure Croton if vol,
would have your cheeks resemble full bIonw
roses.
In Russia, the young ladies' who are can
didates Tor matrlinony, range themselves
along tho sidewalks in lines, deeked out in
fine dresses and jewels, and the beauy pass
along and make a sort of military review OF
them previous to choosing partners. In this
country the custom does nor differ materially.
Those bellies who squeeze themselves the
tigh'est, wear the tightest hustle, the richest
sIlke, and look the sickliest, are the most la.
king candidates for matrimony. The poor
fellow, however, who gets one of these pretty
play things, soon wishes bimself-you know
where! Give Us the sound plump, and heal.
thy lass, and not your butterfly of fashion, for
a wife. Such girls, (not the butterfies,) al.
ways make the best mothers. and have the
latest and smartest children. So saws IN.
Gle Ebenezer.
One who knows a thing or two, remarks
that girls are unwise when they suppose de-
corations make the man, and are carried
away with a fine coat, a stiff collar, a forcible
smile, and a dozen polite bows. Search the
heart, and if you find nothing but rubbish there
don't fall in love with ia popinjay or a decora.
ted automaton. Such a fellow soon become
a dead weight upon the poor wife's hands,
and will not turn alinger to raise the wind
to buy the child a frock! You don't want
these Apologies for husbands, do you girls.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-21

VALUs of EDucATIoa TO FARMERS.
Our farmers should cultivate their mind5
and their hearts, as well as their fields.
They can gain a rich rewards in the
mentat as they can reap profitable hars
vests in the natural world. Without lear
ming, a man Cannot be a first rate farmer
Without intelligence he cannot discharges
in a proper manner the duties ola citizen.
Agriculture is a science that requires ex.
perIence and study.-Men must be educa.
ted to be farmers, as well as to be lawyers
or dsbctors.-And there are thousa nds Of
young men who are in stores and Offices
who should 90 in agricultural pursuits
1t would be better fof them, better for lhsir
country. And who would not rather bo
an independent farmer, tL,an a small shop
Keeper, or a fourth-rate lawyer or doctor !
Who would net rather be first in a useful
employment than TO be titman in ons
which the world calls honorable 7 Let
young men seek land, rather than sit I'd.
tons, IN the cotton trade and sugar line
No avocation IN life is more respectable
and useful than that Of the farmer.
The time ~ gone by, when contempt is
cast upon lhe husbandman, agriculture asa
is becoming more important aud
more honorable. 1t is the nebIest, for
the natural employment Of man.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-21
A MOTHERS GRIEF.
BY CAPTAIN M~'NAGHTEN.


A MOTHERS grief!-ah there is much
To raise a mothers grief:
Disease her infants frame may touch,
While yet its days are brief.
To see it's tender form consume,
And its young soft cheek lose its bloom
This is a mothers grief.
To see it writhe in bursts of pain,
While yet its speechless tongue
Can but by bitter cries complain,
With which her heart is wrung,
Its fearless, anguish'd eye to see,
Roll wildly, in its agony
This is a mothers grief. b.
And when, in boyhood's ripper years,
The parting hour arrives !;
And hope, with her maternal fears,
In vain, within her strives ;
To think she never may again
Enfold the form she presses then
This is a mothers grief.
And when at length, in manhood's prime,
Her ages pride and joy;
Comes death, in that most happy time,
The blessing to destroy:
Or her fair daughters ripened, bloom,
To snatch Implying to the tomb
This is a mothers grief.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-21
Vol. XIV.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-21
w o MAN.

@, twine no laurel wreath for me
Nor mammon's store impart,
I ask no fame but woman's smiles,
No treasure but her heart,
The fash Of glory fades like day,
And riches have their fight:
But love-the star OF woman's life,
Knows no declining light.
Go where you may--io regions drear,
Where icy mountains rise;
Or thread Sahara's burning waste,
Ger which the Siroc flies ;
Still wornan's love and loneliness,
Will temper every cline,
And leave for mans ungrateful heart,
No reason to repine.
What though along the realms of ice,
No yernal beauties blow,
What though along the burning waste,
No cooling waters flow;
Amidst the snows--amidst the sands,
Her smiles will still impart
A spring-like feeling In the mind,
A fountain In the heart.
O, woman, beautiful and good,
A blessing every where,
waht the skill to sing thy praise,
My gratitude declare,
Thou art indeed the poor mans friend.
The rich mans diadem,
Thro' veal and woe, my shining light,
My star of Bethlehem.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-21

Lost IN THE wsoDs.-The Philadelphia
Inquirer of the I'd inst. states that on the
18th uIt., a Miss Rebecca Ginter, a young
womau living at or neat the forks of the
Phlllipsburg and Birmingham road, in
Clarified county, accompanied by STA
children, of from II to 4 wears of age, went
out into the woods TO gather berries. The
day being cloudy, they soon got bewiidered
and lost, and at once commenced a fruit
less at 'empt to find their way out. All
that day "wednesday they rambled about
but night closed on them, and still they
were 10 the woods and unprotected. On
Thursday morning they again Commenced
their wanderings. 1t wasan exceedingly
cold, wet, gloomy day, as many of our
readers will recollect, raining from morn
ing to night. TO this incIement weather
they were exposed the whole of that day,
and throughout the night following. With
but their summer clothing fnf protection.
On this day their sufferings must have
been great, for they were wearicd by
Wednesdays e~xertions, shiyering with wet
and cold,an almost exhausted with hunger
vet they kept on in their f~ruitIe>s attempt
find a way out. But night again closed on
them-and a most chilling. trying ni.htit
m lst have been. Exposed to the cold,
pelting storm, the cravings Of hunger
becoming more and more intense, unpro-
tected from the proving beasts Of that
woody conptrys and despair of finding their
way ont inc easing every hour, how pain
full must have been their situation!
The Hollidaysburg Register, whence we
have gathered the foregoing. says that on
Wednesday evening search for them COM
menced, and was caniinued throughout
Thursday and Thursday night. On Fri
day morning some two or three hundred
persons met and formed a hne TO " sweep
the mountain as a last effort for their
discovery. But it happened mat the un-
fortunate young woman and children were
TOO far to the right 10 come within the
range of the line, and so seemed destined
to perish. But kind Providence had or.
deted otherwise. A Young man on the
Extreme right of the line. wandered IA little
from lis true course, and heard a faint cry