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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27

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No. -, German street, Bar1Or,,
OFFER FOR SALE, BT THE PACKAGE
BRITISH GOODS;
CtLOris, CAsslMERES aud VESTINGs, Of all colours
- and STYLES
e. MERINos, co?J aud black and othev woRsTED
Co ds
BLANKETS. or oil DESCRIPTIONS
Low "OOLIENS for Negro CloilInr
CANVASS PADDING aud other Duudcc LINENS
PINS, Of var1us styles
PRINTS-Chintz. black aud white &c. in great variety
RAWNIlIs SPOOL COTTON, Of the VARIOUS styles,
&c sc,
DOMESTIC GOODS
PRINTS, from the PcnnOpack wnf kg also, fnm tho
Franklin Eagle INertou, and other Eastern works-con.
sant supplies from each
BLEhtlED GpODS-Lonr Cloth, bcetlcd and cacn-
dcrrd finish, from the UGhrige Mills Iappt Comnany
Dedliam. and other mills
Brown COrrONS-B brunswick, Dcfham and others
SAIlNETTS, CLOTHS, FLANNEIS. LlN-EVS, or.
Ton UDKFS, sc. &c ir27' I'm
FAMILY ROE HEARINGS AND snAD.
n BbLS superior Family Roc lIcuirgB
~ p hail bbls Family rhad, Tor
JUN IBAHnOTr.
LOhDON DOUBLE BIIUNNN sTUUT.
/ ONDON Brown Stout, 10 quarts
- DO do 10 pihts, Or sale.
iuI u ABBOTT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-27

The following letter was received by a gentleman
Of this cisy, tIOm u friend IN Washington. We
commend the letter TO the attentive peruS1l OF ali
our deTs the subject OF It is OF great interest
The second -rILeL snnL- nnn.nr 10 Lrnrruw.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-12-14
d1aeNG R EsS.

The first regular session of the Twenty.
Congress was opened ON Monday by the simple
annunciaion, in he Senate, by the President OF
that body, that quorum was present, and 10 the
House Of representatives by calling over the roll
Of members TO ascertain the fact
There being no officers to be elected at this SEES.
sion, except the Chaplains, who arc chosen annu-
ally, both Houses proceeded at once 10 interchange
messages and to appoint joint committee to wait
upon the President and apprize him Of the organi.
zaon of The two Houses, and Of their readiness to
receive any communication from him.
On the meeting OF the two Houses, on Tuesday
at twelve o'clock, tho annual Message Of tho Pres
ident was received and read.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29

TIE PosT MASTER GENERALS REPORT The condition of the Department at the present time, pared with that of 1899, shows the extraordinary development and increase of the resources and inter course of the country. The Post Offices have increased from about D to 13 ,45S and the routes from ,S75 miles to 155, ,739 and the revenue from S37,936, to s4,539 265; and yet the expenditures, we are sorry s2lS,sS5. ~ m w
 Sincesthe Department has become extensive in its operations and the heads of from time to lime have been ready and anxious to yield 10 the wishes both of ,elitical parties and the public, wonder that its endeavors have outstrppcd its means, and that, sharing the fate in degree ofthe untoward- ness of s times it has failed to make its resources meet it's expenditures To remedy this evil, the Postmaster General has yenured upon course of partial retrenchment, which will enable the Depart ment in future nearly to balance is expenditures with its revenue. Its income, however, he iniimates, IS liable be affected by the business of the country, and fuctuaies with the times. We hope, therefore,
 change of times will restore the Department to Its woaed prosperity.
 But there are other causes which have operated to diminish the revenue of the department-a great extension of the franking privilege, and piopor- tonate tax upon the revenue to pay the charges of the Posmasters made upon what has been thus frank ed. Another cause, is the facility afforded by the modern improvements in travelling, of transmitting letters by private conveyance and still more con- siderable cause, the many private expresses that are establislied which, oustrpplug the mail frequently, are preferred as the medium of transmission.
 Much difficulty has been experienced in contracting with the Railroad Companies. The rate of charge has been considered quite too high. In consequence of the Department being limited to certain rate per mile and therefore unable at all times to effect the transportation of the mails through this medium, the Department has frequently been charged with the fault that belongs entirely to the Railroad Companies
 Th,s evil, it is to be hoped, will be remedied
 The estimated expenditure and income of the Department for the last year shows excess of the former of about $ll0,000, leaving this amosnt charge upon the Treasure; but to remedy the evil in furture the Postmaster Generalpropose to reduce the expenditure by reducing the commissions of the Post masters, charged upon the franking privileges.
 The estimated expenditure and income of the De- partment stand thus fT1
 Expense of mail transportation, $3,l45,0 ,000 Commissions to Postmasters, l,Ol6,oOO Ship, steamboats, and way letters, 20,O0O Incidental expenses, blanks, stationery,
 printing, 3lo,ooo
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nEOI.u..rs or onTroN.


 Per steamboat vicIorin fin ColunhusJ Toulmin 100 baies Mauldin Montague & co y5; foomer Gay co "A Desha. Sheppard & co 70; W Lyon 50; MeLeilhnd 5O Marahle X Gates 50; 1arwell 4i Bull & Files 43 Lacey Terrill 6 co 43; l. Andrews co 40 Allen ee Haden ss ] Crawford 2s Hocomb, Brother co 2Si A Pope S Son 2l; Schroeder 20; Tart Stewart ds co lO Brodnax, Newton ss Haynes 9; Harrison & Blair g. Bondurant B. Aubert q Prentce6.
 Per steamboat Canebrake fin Chiles Ferry-MAul'tin 6 Montague l07 baesi w Gaines syi clnimns Hogan X Snow 64 l. K Carlisle 3g; Lehvens 2 Malone 3li Harri son & Dlair 32 Allen & IIien 3 Riyes, Battle co 30 Tarit Stewart X co 23; Desha Sheppard x co 25i II Gwathmey 23; E L Andrews & co 22 T Harris llj A Ledyard ds 8; Fontaine i.
 Per steamboat II l. White from Murphy's Buh-A Iedyard 54 bales; Carlisle 22j Seaman d sllaS leford |.
 Per steamboat Arkansas from Montgoinery-H l. < drews co s2 bales; Rivcs, Battle CD S2i Boykin Harrison & Blair 15 M Sayre 33; Simpson 2si Tho 4 Maddox 22s W Roaer | R Harwell IS; iioyt Ford 2; C Lhbuzal l. SauAss'' Slas 6; w kit a
 Per steamboat Duqiesnet m | Coumnns-Tartt, art co 142 bncs, Pope Son 50; Rives, Battle r' 46 Wehers 25; Lacey. Terrill lS co l7i Prentic- Aubert 12; D Lowbor B Mckinney & Robinson g.
 Per steamboat Gainesville fin Venma-Desha, Sheppard & co 35 bales; c Childs 20 E f Carlisle 23 w Dickn l5i Tartt, Stewart & l4 Aust 6 Marshall l3; Andrews co z Marable Gates & co Hi Riyes Bnttlt { co 8; Allen & Haden 6; $ Newburgh 3.
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AssnsNfsLsksa.

Per steamboat Duqucsne fin Columbus-Messrs Long field, Farmer Peters, Dunsord, Mrs Brown, Mrs Smith, Miss Sullivan.
 Per steamboat Gainesville fin Venna-Messrs Prince, Rich, Windhan, IIoboken Sullivan, Holmes, simmons, Campbell, Browder, Newling, Wiggins, Collier Dunn, McConeghy.
 Per steamboat Arkansas fin Monigomery-Mrs Arnold, Drs Grant, McGhee, Capts Otovsay Hutton, Messrs w Neighbors Tedwe Brown Jewell, Shirley, Kane, Fos- ter Watcher Knox, Lawlcy, Finn, Clark Lindsay, Fox, Williams, smith, Moore, Mcneil, farnham, Hitchcock Bracey, Davis, English, Clinton.
 Per steamboat II L Waite i'm Murphys Buf-Ir Lee and family. Mr Womack and family, Nlr Perham and la- dy, Messrs James, James, Grmshaw, Smith, Gaines, Page, Grimes, Newton.
 Per steamboat Canebrake fin Chles' Ferry-Gov Gnle, Mrs Monk and children, Dr k w Wlthers Dr S D Car ter Messrs Dorkh, Lyon, Lyel Bright, Glover, Bryan II Bryan, Mcneil, Breilne, Duggs, Lyon.
 Per steamboat Victoria fin Columbus-Messrs McArD, Mayes, Harder, Mms, Longfeld
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29

Yesterday we gave the annnalrep of the ealho- lie "Orphan Asylum" Tbepaper exhibits the great Aalue of the institution, and al the same time makes known it's wants To enable il to continue its nse- uness the liberal assistance ofthe charitable Is more needed than ever. The calls upon its resources are increasing, and the benevolent Ladies, who have Il in charge, are looking with anxiety to the result of their Annual appeal To thr symqathes of the friends of the Orphan. They preparing at much cost and labor, for the FAIR, on New Years Eve, from the proceeds of which they hope for enough to enable them to sustain the noble charity. They have never yet been disappointed in hs appeal 10 the citizens oi Mobile, and we are sure they will find their gener- for the Orphan fully seconded by the liberal of all denominations.
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 Charles Brown and Lucy C. Brown, his vie, defts. PURSUANT to deciee Icndeied iIi tiiis .ause at lhe Spring Term A. D. l9ll, of the court of chance ry for the first district of the southern chancery d. .lsiun of said state at Mobile, shall proceed 10 sell n the order prescribed in said decree) on the first Monday in November next ill front Of the court house of Mobile county and between the usual hours of sheriff sales, all theinterest o Charles Brown and wife in so much of the properly described ns follows, in certain deed of mortgage made and executed by said defendants said compliments and bearing date the 29ih day of May, A. D. 1928, may be necessa- " satisfy said decree, 10 wlt:-Suldry parcels ol real estate situated in the city of Mobile in the state of Alabama, bounded and described as follows, viz: one lot of land bounded northwardly on St. Francis street TWO hundred and hty-two feet westwardly on land of White nneiy-eigi ieet southwardly on land oi F. & w Armstrong about two hundred and ior'y feet more or less; eastwafdly on Water-sireet one hundred and two feel and half One lot Of land bounded northwardly on St. Francs street two hun drel and twenty feet; westwardly on Water street one hundred and three feet; soulhwardly on land of H. Hitchcock, about two hundred and twenty ieer; eastwafdlyon on Commerce street one hundred and six feet Also n certain whaIf or water lot with he dock and flats thereto adomug and belonging. boqnd- ed on Commerce s;rcst about one hundred and six feet; northwardly on the dock about two hundred and eighty-hye feet; eastwardly ol the channel of Mobile river about one hundred and SIX feet; south wardly by another dock or flats two hundred and e,shty-iivc feet--iogether with all the buildings said several lots o lant, and al all the rights priv eges and apputienances 10 the same m any way belonging, riesniag and hereby intending to convey all lhe real es'ate whatsoever of me the said Brown, within said city of Mobile whether particularly de- scribed ernot Terms of sale cash.
 Witness Malcolm J. hfcRae, Register of said court
 ofehaneery, this the lst day of November, AID.
 BAL Attest,
 nov2 66ftIs NJ J. bl.RAE, Register.
 JJ- The sale of the property above described is postponed till the first Monday of January next.
 dec ' NJ. J. McRAE, Register,
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29

The ''Europcan'' is the title of an excellent com mercia paper, published in Liverpool ou tie day of the departure of the respective steam packets for this country, and embracing the spirit of all the principal
 markets of Great Britain. The subscription price is $i per annum. Orders and payments made through he New York Albion.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29

The New York Commercial Advertiser, speaks oi proposition for settling the question of the right of search capable of being made entirely unobection- able our part" which is within its own knowledge as abou, to be taken into consideration by the Brit sh Government, and in due season, presented to the Government of the United States.
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lLs leb@kP shs CA DII'AI pPIZE G nlA nOI 1

CAPITAL PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS. 05- TScaeis Oaly Oae D0iiors aad Ely CtHt..-f -f53 ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY,
 GLASS No 150 Extra, FOR lSi1.
 Authorised by tie Legislature of the state, for the Benefit of the Wetumpka Lodge No. 30. To be drawn at Mobile, on THIS DAY, Dec. go, 1341 at o'clock p. m. at the Mansion House Exchange Royal st. $. DAVIS & CO, Managers
 75 Numbers-I2 Drawn Ballots.
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bi SCHEME
FISH Prizes, amounting to

27S11 Prizes, amounting to t71 ,05l Tickets : l 50--Iialses Ij cts-Quarters 37 1-2 cts, Packages oi D tickets, 37 50, warranted to diaw at least s1S. Packages of p half ticke,s, | 75, warran'd to draw at least @. Packages of D quar ter tickets, 9 3I l-2, warranted to least 50. For packages or single tickets, apply al the Man rgers' Office corner of Dauphin and Water sts. PLANTERS S IMMIGRANTS BANK OF MoRiLE,3
 Mobile, Dec 2S ls4l FfNHE Stockholders are hereby inotied that the H. mnuaI election for Directors of this Bank, will beied the Banking House in this ely, on Monday inc third of January next, between the hours of F and o'clock F. n
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29
MARINE LIST.
PORT or MoDILE-DEcEMBER 29, l84

Steamboat Caroline, Sutton from New Orleans. Steamboat Duquesne, Irwin, from Columbus, with 2o4 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Gainesville, Vail, fin Vienna, with l64 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Cauebrake, fin Chles Ferry, with 5s bales cotton.
 Steamboat H White, Quarrier, from Murphy's Bluff, with 57 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Victoria, Carroll from Columbus, with 929 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Arkansas, Johnson, fin Montgomery, with 367 bales cotton.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29

We give, to-day, another letter from Tuscaloosa of later date, from the same hand that published yesterday, to portions of which VIC intimated strong dissent. We thought NC saw in that, indications that our democratic friends in the Legislature about to assume to themselves members of the par 'hn responsibility in which they could not have sus ll.el ia.t H tI s5r. ''e stHe Tank
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29

BosTos ELEcros-Jonuthan Chapman, Whg, was on
 Monday last reelected Mayor of Boston having received 46gi votc, against a537 for Groen Opposition, 579 for Leighton whg, and 223 scattering. The for the op position candidate is s35 more than it was last year; the regular Whig candidate is 53I less.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29

EsThe death of Ms. Judge Me Leaa.--Wc regret suys the Cincinnati Gazette of inc llth inst, ''io stite the death oi Mrs. Rebecra Mclean, wife of Judge Mclenn, of the Supreme Court. She died at Louisville on last Monday, and utefred in this city on "Wednesday. Her life was a beautiful exam pie of christian piety, md she passed from earth at peaee with the world and her God. For thiiy years she has been member of the Methodist Episcopal Chrch.n
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29
MOBILE, WEDNESDAY, EYENING~pEC. %, 1S41.

As we expected, from the continued siorm, ihrrc was no Eastern Mail lhis morning from beyond Montgomery.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29
310,00O
$4,49o,0OO 4,380,000
Estimated income,
10000

Several reports from the different divisions of the Department accompany this report, tending to exhibit more in detail the condition of this branch of the public service.
 jag the rate of letter postage, and regulating that of newspaper with view to the increase of the rcye- change of the laws in this particular, would, doubtless, produce desired result High charges do not produce always proportionate aggregate of revenue.
 Suggestions are made with reference 10 effecting contracts with Railroads, which deserve considera- ron. oaygs-eils rri,sas, fiHf fanlxing privil cge are made, and many other matters, tending to improve the condition of the Department, consId- ered-wlcl we have not space to notice.--hadiso- nian. w
 LORD MAYoR's DINNER.-This ancient festival in London, was celebrated at GuldhaI, the 9th of November, tn, day of the debut of the Prince of Wales into tiis cold world. The Hall which this memorable banquet is held, is I53 feet long, 4S broad, and 55 feet high, paved with stone. It is capable of containing about 1000 persons, and is used for elections and great seasons of oicla fesivity. The Lord Mayors dinner is preceded by an imposing procession of all the digntli of the city, with troops, bands ofnusc, splendid equpages, and every thing which constitutes magnificent turn out miles in length. Alter passing through the principal avenues of London, the reaches Guildhail about four o'clock, with a sharp appetite for tine Baa9xet.
 The entertainment which followed was sunptuo,s extensively liixurIous and delicate. The amount of dishes and variety of dessert, which loaded 25 in- mcnse tables, could scarcely be ennmcrated. Some of the great festivals at Gudhal have cost 20 000 pounds sterling. Probably thls did not ia much snort of that But the gliiierng splendor of the Hall shoae out mostly in gas-lisits. They shot forth amid myrads of cut glass drops atacheito the Chandeliers in inisnitabe splendor. The jets of light exceeded 10000, and what an etfaIgence! In London1 4 Journal we find the distribution of light follows
 ''Three great chandeliers, 6,500 jets of light; Is Gothic compartments, 6.60O ditto; east window, l,200 ditto; west window. 200 ditto; grand star 2,OOO ditto; Queens Bench, 250 ditto; lobtics, 150 ditto; Council Chamber, centre chandelier, 5,lS0 ditto; passages, 800 ditto. Total 23.SS0 jets. Each of the jets giving the light of three wax candles, the whole gave gat equal To that produced by 7l ,6i0 wax candles, of ,9l0 pounds weight. "-[Ph. N. Am.
 A HEyY FAILURE.-The Rochester Daily Ad- yertser of the 2d ," Rochester, we believe has sidual failures of the season--one of o business uen bavlng gone by the board for Ssi5O,0OO.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29
iEW YEARS BALI

NEW fEITtTO BALII. FENEIE Public are informed that NEW YEARS E BALL will be given at the West Ward Hofel on Saturday evening, the 1st January.
 The proprietor has engaged good Band of Music for the occasion, and is now going to great expense to render every comfort and pleasure to those thai wish to pay him visit The price of tickets re. duced to S;3, admitting gentleman and two ladies N. B.-The Omnibus will he in readiness from : to 10 o'clock, to convey those who wish to attend. dec2S
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29

There seems to be no doubt in philS phia that ile preseniimeat against hses=rs. Diddle, Jaudon and otheis for L. s. Eank frauds, vii be quashed by le coutl, for irregulariiy. fit te eet according to the received ferns of tl,e law, il ,oed certainly he sci asiIe Alter tie prestige of siaon and respcca- bility is once overcome, and pu' justice is brought to bear againsi great offenders, obnoxious to much popular odium, there is sometimes danger that th' public iurateaco may go on To, fast, and that the safeguards of the law, ly which innocence is protected and personal rights guarded against encroachmen by principles thai should be unatenbe, may be made to give way, in order to reach the immediate ojeci ot suspicion. We trust no such cSresses will be per mitied to suly the inyestgaton into the stupendous niquities of the Monster Bank.
 It is said that the qnashing of the rresentnent will not close the prosecutions, but that they will be re- ylyed before the Recorder in tie regular way. 1 The same Grand Jury offered presentment against other persons concerned in th U. s. Bank, among them, the other parties to the ate controversies among the Bank Directors aia Officers, Messrs Lip pencott, Massey, Cope, R. I. Bayard, Sc. It was returned as mol Tn legal form and the Grand Jury re- fused to correct it. until he, asceraned the fate o their former presentment.
 Among the charges saidto be brought out, is one o forgery against one of tie former Directors of the Bank, to the amount of siity thousand dollars, which was fully known and connked at by some of the Off. cers.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29
INVITA-. NFP1UT

Ofthe "Cataolic Ffmalc Clanta5le Socey q olle," :"
 Commencing Feb. lst, i54l.
 The Managers of this Society deem il due to the public, who have literally sustained them in sup porting the orphan and assstiog e destitute, sub init fur their consideration the following report of their management, specifying the receipts and expen- dituies of the year, with the present condition and prospects of the Society.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29
DAN'L M. RIGGS, Cashier.
BArK OF MOBILE.

DANh NIWDILE,
 December 27, l841. l FENHE STOCKHOLDERS aIe hereby notified h that the annual election for Directors of lhis h. stiuton, wilt held at the Banking House, Mos day next, 3d January, between the hours of l2 and o'clock p.
 dec27c G. II. BYARD, Cashier.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29

NOTICE.-WIll be sold at public auction in the ' city ot Mobile, on Tuesday the first day of Feb ruary next, the we'll known DREDGE BOAT, built by Curry & Gaz1am, (under the superntendance of D. II. Bnghan,,) for the purpose of clearing out McGrew's shoals, together with al the fixtures con sistiug of-chain cables, anchors, purchase blocks, Blacksmiths tools, quantity of surplus ron bedding and furniture, and new 20 horse power engine ased only about three months. Sold the property of the state of Alabama credit of nine months. The purchaser giving negoti be paper with approved en- dorsers. By order of the Board,
 GEORGE W. LITTLE, President
 de;29 24tt1slleb Tombcckbee river Com'rs
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29

FLOODED HOGS.-The subscriber offers to Ap the consideration of those disposed to avail themselves pf the opportunity, chance to procure some of the finest, pure blooded Hogs ever brought 10 this matket The lot consists of abont 40, and will be sold in pairs. They were brought here by gentleman from Tennessee, who holds certificates of their pedigree. The breed is Berkshire, Wohurn, Bedford and Irish Grazer. For terms, which will be low, appF to.
 dacoQu Ipc n....I...
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D USSIA ROPE-400 coils Russia Rope, for EG sale very low ifafped for soon
 VII. B. WILSON, dec29 cor s. Francis and Waier-sts. GtINCINNA1I SIDES.--10 casks Cincinnati N Sides landing sud for sale by
 dec29 OGDEN BROTHERS, l2 Waier-st. OFFICIAL DRAWING or TtlE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Glass No. 149 Extra for lS4l. 6J-6o-57-3 -36-66--4--Ss-74-
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TOMORROW morning, at 9o'clock- 100 bbls prime Pork, 10 half hbls mess Beef 100 bbls Potatoes, 100 bbls Whstey
 90 bugs Coffee, 90 pcs Raggug, 40 coils Rope 10 crates Cgockery, l06bXs Raisins MIR 100 bxs Caret Wine, 20 d. Madeira do 100 do Porter, Ale 6 Cider, 20 do Muscat Wine 50 bxs Albany Ale, 50 bbls Vinegar
 10 pipes Cog. Brandy, a0 do Mad. Wine 50 sacks Salt, 10 casks Bacon Sides
 50 kegs Lard, new, 50 do Goshen Butter Also,-Dry Goods, Cutlery, Caps, Shoes and Fur nitme. dec29
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rha Sew 1ert 7spless si i..s t'ti a aer-r -e, were m rsaf5 th4 sa4a- tiF iapi... at tbs 9gaa vrcck .I He Hatefas. lsYn l.'.assi exeait aif 1-lnson, -a sag sg fae rst engineer sf ll ves- A in tIe slal peal
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SELECT ACADRNY, GOVERNlIENI-. ST,
 LAMES b. RlYLAA. PRINcIpA

SELECT ACADEIIY, GOVERNlIENI-ST
 JAMES D. BOYLAN, PRINCIPAL,
 N announcing to the public that the duties of his II Academy have been resumed Mir. Boylan takes eave being al the close of the year, offer his graie- u thanks to his benclacors and the public generally, for the very liberal support with which he has been favored since the formation of his institution.
 Undeseryng public patronage, should he justly deem hnsclf if not stimulated by such latterng en- couragemen, to enter the duties of the new year, with such additional zeal and devoedness to the im- provement of his pupils, as may render him deserving a continuance of it, from generous and discerning public.
 To parents and guardians imbued with correct ideas of bringing up ther children or wards accord ing to the strict aws of morality and yiltue, which of all duties is the most paramount an impropriety, must appear, in having both sexes instructed in the same establishment But Mr. B. nattcrs himself, that he has made such arrangements in his Acade nly as will entirely ohyatc any mrropriety, and pre-. cnde the possibility of any undue communication to exist between the male and female departments; and he respectfully invites parents and such as may feel interested, to visit the Academy and judge for them selves. dec2S