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4 generous act.-A gentleman at New Orleans, not remarkable for his liberality, had q tenant who had occupied building of his for some years. During the recent pressure, the tenant called upon his land- lord, and said that he was unable to pay his rent for the preceding month, and reminded him that he had punctualy paid him his rent (S24 per month) for seven years.- The landlord was inexorable, and told him he must move, and gave him fifteen days to find house. Before the fifteen days ex- pired, the tenant called and paid him his rent-the landlord handed him a piece of paper, saying "there is your receipt. ."-- Upon the expiration of the fifteen days the tenant again called, and informed the iand- lord that he had obtained house, and was moving. The landlord replied. ''you are a fool, sir you are fool! go look at your receipt; you will find that it is in full for the rent for twelve months." The tenant had not examined it, went home in great surprise, and when he found it, to his still greater astonishment, it was bill of sale of the whole property, worth at least four teen thousand dollars !---N'atchcz Colr.