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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13


The WoRLD Is AGREEABLE.-Thi Is an
agreeable world after all. If we would only
bring ourselves 70 look at the objects that
surround US in their true light, We should
see beauty where we behold deiormity, and
listen TO harmony where we heard nothing
but discord. TO be sure there IS great
deal Of yexation and anxiety 70 meet; we
cannot sail upon summer coast forever;
vet, If we reserve calm eve and steady
hand, we can SO trim our sail and manage
our helm as to avoid quicksands and weather
The storms that threaten shipwreck. We
are members Of one great family; We are
travelling the same road, and shall arrive a.
the same goal. We breath the same air.
are subject q the same bounty, and N shall
lie down upon The bosom of orr common
mother Il is moi becoming then that bI0theF
should hate brother; il is not propeg thai
friend should deceive friend tbs not rieht
that neighb0r should iniure neiahbor We
pity that man who can harbor ennity against
his fellow; be loses half die enjoyment Of
life-he embitters Inv own existence. Let
rs tear from our eyes The colored medium
that invests every. obieg with he green hue
of jealousy and suspicion, tufn deaf ear
70 scandal breath the pigifof charity from
our hearts let The rich gnshngs Of human
kindness swell up as d fountin ihai lbe
golden age win become no ieson, ns
islands Of lhe blessed bloom oSes sAaA
Hyperion beauty
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
o. s. sHIP NoRTH CAR0LINA.

" - o4AAA ANAylA - NkAANOAlA1N1As
We had the pleasure Of 3 short visit tp
this Ship yesterday She IS moored off ihP
Battery. Her appearance for neatness and
order is excellent
The burlhen Of this ship IS 2 ,633 tons-
Her extreme length on he spar deck is
% 6-I2 feet her breadth Of beam IS 81
feet, and heF depth abonl so feet Shehas
four decks The spar deck, Tie upper and
lower gun decks ana lie berth deck; ant
when % smiling Trim, she draws - feet 81
wafer From hel ke|son b the main skysall
truck d The length 81 hes mainmast fcu
Tie keel Is she sip lap. abou y feel
Tie length of her maineFd IS l0l feel
The quantity ol canvas q her main. tops
d 1900 yards and NE whole quantity tn
hsr when she spreads her sqaaFe-sails ald
ad8ine IS e o0o yards; seiicien Is
cover oloFel four acres. Her mains
y Cope % inches % diameter a4d
he lore a uin rigging genefally boli
inches Ser bower anchors Uei9h abo1t
pound nesEly |hfee tens end be|
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

TT HAVE been appointed by the Governor
l Of thaState Of New York, acommission-
er Tor theState Of Mississippi, 70 take the ac-
acknowledgement and proof Of deeds and other
insirumenls Of writing under seal % be use-
ed.or recorded ia the said State Of New York,
andto administer oaths or aflirmations, pur-
suaat to tho act Of the Legislature Of said
Slnte, entitled .'An act to authOrise the APP
pointment 81 Commissioners for the above
purposes" pissed May rs tl84O.
F. w. QUACKRNBOSS.
Commissicnef &C.
January st,184l. 25-t
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

Nils fashionable, well known, and popu-
lag watering place, ELEVEN miles north
ofthis city, IS now open for the reception
Of visitors
Many improvements have been Made
dWing tho winter and sprina, ia extending
the pleasure grounds. buildings, &c.
A POST OFFICE bas been established
az the Springs. and daily line Of Mail
Stages win pass morning and evening thus
afoTdlng visitors every facility Of receiving
letters or reaching the Springs from any
point
Those arrangements, together with plen-
.dful supply Of ICE, GOOD MUSIC, and
other facilities to "DRIVE DULL CARE AWAY, Z,
enables the proprietor to renew bis pledges
to his former patrons, and The public gen-
orally, TO use every effort % contribute to
the comfort Of his guests, and render their
stay with him pleasant and agreeable.
m IN SCOTT pronrtatnp .
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
General Intelligence.
Am ELoQUENT TRIBUTE.

We copy the following from the Cincin-
natl Chronicle. It is a just and noble trib.
ute TO genius and patriotism and greatness:
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

Bsssos y, IS sxt 81 aencg and eal
a.. ~ % go s. IS n6& exact ilxeo
now. but the psoH N'l 'A 1aA
candidate lh na'lQt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23
From NE slsannas e.arsian.
ME-. BERRIEN,s LErrER.


We publish letter from Mr. BerIon, ono of the
Senators IN Congress from this State to the editor Of
this paper, intended 20 explain his course in the SEN
ate, on the Land or Distribution Bill IN lis progress
through that body.
WAsHISCroN, Sept. 9Th, 1871.
Dear SIR have seen within a Jiy or two, a re-
publication In tho Georgian Of n false and Islander
Gus article, purpOrung to be extracted from the
Washington Globe Of the 2lst. ut ln that paper
the article would probably never have met my eye
and III had the utter disregard Of truth (whcnovor
the party purpose Is TO be subsefvej by its viola.
toni which Is habilualy manifested by its conduc.
tros, would have rendered such publication ! y
them comparatively Indifferent 10 me.
That publication charges me with an attempt IA
commit fraud, with having had put into my hand
a cOntuvanco 10 cheat the South into co sent Ia
a violation Of the Compromiso Act, to which ! had
endeayofed IN give effect Tor ghe Same pdrpose; AMI
viii having first accepted and then declined pro
position Of Mr. Rivos, with view % effect this. By
tho republication Of these oalumnics in tho Gcor
gian, you have given them the sanction Of your au
thorty, and have been thus the direct instrument
Of their circulation among my noghbors and friends
The ISLANDERS Of n yentl and pronigste journal d.
not affect me, as the caumnios Of nero party htck
are TOO despieable for any mans notco--but can.
not look with equal indifference upon your rcpub
LEGATION Of them. We hold different politici opinions
and are attach 20 different political parties bot you
know that am incapable Of shoaora bic act, md
however we may differs TO the means Of promo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23
Il ICH MON d.:
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT ~.
TIE WING MEETING

The meeting at the Exchange Tuesday II isht was
one otthc most OVERLOOKING ever assembled in this eli.
~ and on no occasion during the pas, contest of
was displayed greater enthusiasm, more determi
ned spirit Of devotion to our glorious whis cause.
we believe this feeling Of the Wings OF Richmond
and Hcnrico county To be faithful reflection Of the
sentiments of the Wing party throuehor, the whole
country, and which will manifest itself in tones not
to lie doubted or misunderstood, ut no distant day.
The proceedings Of the meeting will be found in
"noihot column. They are marked by dignity and
hrmness, and If they shall wound, it will be the Of.
feet not Of harsh inyec,ivc but of recital OF events
and circumstances Tor which those who produced
themare alone to be censur,d. We feel sufficient
assured Of the temper OF this meeting say that
IT It should turn oui ihat their epprehersions bay,
been unlounded, they viii, with the same zeal and
unanimty which marked their course last ni.bt.
render Justice on future occasion to the objects OF
their present dis;ruSt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23
MR.. ARCHER'S SPEECH.

We shall publish Mr.. Archer's speech on the Els.
cal Corporation Bill soon os possible MIR. A.,
1t will be recoected, voted sgainst the first Bill or
Bank Of discount as well as eIchangc,-we presume
on Con>'ltu'icna! grounds. His vote, therefore. in
ivour Of the passage OF the last ELL establishn.
Fiscal Corporation tor the purposes Of Exchange,
which the President so warmly recommended in
his hrsi veto will command respect and attention
MIR. Archer is known in Virginia as a s;ric, Goa
s'rue"on's',-but his mind is Of that character and
MS heart of that quality which does not take deligh,
IN HAIR splitting when the country is bleeding at
every pore. lie was DESTROYS OF offordins relief,
and dbl not wish to thrust his conscience in one
scale against the groans Of million of people IN
the Other The speech is an excellent, able, and
convincing argument, and upon the Constitutional
point, is unanSWerable.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23
From the National Intelligence.

IdE LOSS OF THE MAINE Ell ECTION
the defeat Of the Wings at the election IN I'M.
state OF Name 10y many thousand votes is the natu
raj and necessary consequence of tbe s,L,sm Lc
tween the President and Congress yvb,nL 80,
more at distance than nearer 10 the sent of Gov
erhmeni, has thrown the politics of the country into
u state at temporary bewIderment The suiion.
go extract from Wing paper of the State of Maine
VIII snow now the poison worked there. Aro,her
sterling Wing paper (the kenneJec Journ,D SAYS
tnit the second Veto Message reached Auausta
(Maine) on Sunday forenoon, the day before tho
election, and in the afternoon il was carrie Off IN
every direction by expresses, ard spread through
the country set of with the choicest Embellishments
with the story that the Cabinet was nhout bciog
dissolved, and the whole Wing party was all h'own
into small fragments. "These vetues" saws the Jour.
nal, had great effect m dIscournging the Who's
and preventing them from making an effort AT The
election" The suspension IN the Senate Of the
nomination Of MIR. Everett ~ he Minister To Lon.
don also had It's effect, both in Mains and Vermont
THIS, too, was to have been expected. We must
be prepared for possible similar results of Locofoco
trlumphs at oil the Fall Elections, except in the
State Of Maryland, IN whose f leIiIy to Wing prin.
clples we have so much confidence. that we would
almost stake our existence that she will stand firm
IN this day Of trial OF mems political integrity.
From the Portland Evening Gazette.
We have lost the election not 50 much because
we have not a real majority OF the voting power of
the State, but because orr party was buried in a
profound lethargy; the Veto Of the President CO.
ming the very eve Of the election, unnerved our
friends; they had booked TO the establishment of a
bank US the contamination Of the hopes and tri.
umphs OF their party, and they had not time To re
cover their tone and spirit before they were called
upon 70 give manifestation Of their principles
IN the ballot. boxes. They could not do it-thcy
had no heart for the work-tokcns seemed 20 be o.
ven that all lost. Or the other hand our oppo-
nenis were cheered on by what paralyzed w., and
they took courage from what appeared TO he the sig
nal Of our dl5uniOn to renewed efforts 10 recover
their lost power. This is manifest from the state oil
the yOies-thc result Is occhsonod by falling on on
one side. Our voters did not and would rot 20 ia
the polls. But they are no less Wings, and rs Mr.
Clay said Of himself they always have been and
always will DO Wings.
When the occasion comes, after these overhanging
clouds shall have pissed away from our prospects
they will demonstrate the efficiency and the force o
their principles. BE Of good cheer, then, you who
/ have fought tho battle; stand 10 your arms and
| your pnncip'Cs-one defeat does not destroy on
army nor subyeu kingdom. We shall coec, out
scattered and sumberng forces and again rally fot
the cause Of good government and sound princip Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23
Ereen'irc patronage in e.,.fie. suh The freedom O.

hree"'trf patronage IA esniic! With the freedom o,
oriuioH.
Our attention hiss been called to letter from
Washington, addressed to the "Od School Repub.
Ilcsn and Ohio State Gazette" published in Colum
bus Ohio, and Fitted by bro,her.in-law of Pre-.
sIdent Tyler. We extract the subjoined signif
cant passage from the let,er-with the remark
thath Mr. Tyler has so soon forgotten his professed
principles in an attempt TO muzzle the press. and
contro! the free exercise Of public opinion-it will
be adding another to the melancholy list Of exam.
pes OF human perhdy and iai,hle sless:
This reminds me that it has been repor,ed here.
on very excellent authority, that several govern
ment officials, in Ohio, who hold their sppo,ntmeni.
al The pleasure of the present President, have re-
Gently been so reckless Of the peculiar deIicacy Of
iher positions as TO nerpose their authority in order
to prevent the potra. friends Of MIR Tyler from,
expressing their admiration of his course IN relation
to hrs veto OF the Fiscal Agent. | do not wish to
DC understood as speaking by aulhority-but on.
thing Is certaIn-"Mr Tyler considers his polifir,I
opinions OF sufficient importance to warrant him in
taxing every proper prccaution to have them safely
carried out lie will, therefore, neither bestow his
PATRONAGE upon, nor suffer TO abide with any in
dvijuhl who shall feel himself At liberty To en-, ,lov
/ the powers conferred 10y that patronage, in onpo.
sing the views and principles of the Administra-
ton J" Let this be remembered, and lei II be dis
tnctIy understood that Mr. TYLER Is as tenacou. NJ
ms rights as President as he chary Of his honor
I man.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23
NY, MONEY MARKEr-clrY NEWS

p,,,,,. ,.,,r Monday, l.. NJ.
IhSa'e letters from E"gland, although but three
days later, give qIite dscoura,in. ndS,c.s NJ.
anu lnSer ioilutes had taken place IN Ly,rnonl
no failure OF Moynoaur, Withcrly & Co Is lar.
ana IN ITS r'miieations IL extensively felt Tn. cor
SAINT and steady fall of Cotton has shaken some oe
the ~ehthvst men. 'O'' VI
The effect of the news in our mark., has L.o,
more Than usually fell. There being no longor nnv
prospect OF demand ior shipments to kral,ni.
he prcs OF -four hrs fallen, on Saturday the mar
Net was suspended and although s6,75 was asked
on nm established character, and fan of full ~
" h'e cents has been submitted to- Cotton is ouir,
hrm and there is more doing. fN"0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23
From The N.x York American.

The Wing Banner is again given to the breeze.
l ne annexed call OF State Convention is, we DO
not doubt, in entire consonance viii, the c.cir. -,
the VIII * party. "
We are again 70 arm for the strifo-no, ag.ins,
Mr. Tyler but for our princlp'es-not in heblIf Of
any man. Out IN behalf OF the peoples will nullIf.
Gu rnI stunned ny the abuse Of the Veo ppwer
The call for tie State Convention vii he an.
'wered from every point Of our borders and il will
tie seen by the result that in the Cause Of rght and
popular Freedom, the Wing spint and the Wbig
pha.anX ore ndomIfahLr. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23

We have been favored with the following extract
OF .st'cr from a highly intelligent professional
gentleman, resident in Texas. The 'et;cr is dated
Ma'agorIl, tTexlsO August II. "Our country is
slowly advancing; 10 no department so much, how
ever, as M her agricultural interest. Vast numbers
OF slaves and great amount Of other property,
have been introduced into the country during the
last year, mostly by the lnsoIvcnts and bank de.
iaul;crs OF Mississippi. Alabama and Louisiana.
Indeed, the productive capital Of the country has
been swollen TO IN amount five times greater than
int Of the preceding year. Cotton snow growing
~ interior portions OF the country where it was not
expected 10 be seen in five years The crop Of any
former year Is likely 10 be exceeded by four times
told That Of the present, although the season Ia.
not been altogether favorable. The terms upon
which our Loan has been Obtained, by Gen. fla.
milton, are here considered runous, and the mel-
sure Is most decidedly unpopular. The near APP
proa'h Of our Presidential election (Sep'ember
ncFi) i7 beginning TO generate quite an excitemcn,
10 the popular mind. The result, however, is a
matter Of little doub. Gen. Houston will inryi,,.
BY be elected against all opposition. His habits
arc as bud rs formerly, and indulge sad fyrebo.
dngs for the country during the next three years.
". y. pIpsr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23
NEW YORK MARKET, Sen, %

FtoUR-Thc holders have co,,,n,o,
u u', "nd S.es have been made at Sc 70, com
u"AIN IA small sale of Rye was made NJ 7cl
20 sale OF Corn. A cargo of wheat is on
col ION-About 1900 bales have been soil
"a ,n,Gay and to-day at full prices. '''u
COFFEE-Sales of Lasuyra a, IO.c 10, 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23

TO THE wings OF THE COUNTY OF HANOVER
lhG wings OF the county OF Hanover earnest
" and respectfully requested to attend the ne y
Hanover Court on Tuesday the 2Sth inst, as
meeting IS contemplated At that iime to consde
SUBJECTS IN which they interested.
MANY Wigs If the County.
Hanover County, Sept. 22nd, lS4I.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23
= = 7 y = y
DAVID BADGES, Secretary.

The following the Resolutions offered by MIR.
James Lyons
ResoErsd, That honor and patriotism alike REQUIRE
hs hiss to insist upon the principles maintained
oy them IN Ihe late canvass among the most import.
ant Of which were
l. That the Presidential service should be limited
TO one term.
:. That the Treasure Of the Nation sbouId he
under the control OF Congress, and not of tho Exc.
cutve. $50 ~
Resolved, That the reasons which forbid the re-
election of the individual to the Pres dency who hn,
nhce neen elected TO that office, apply with equal
force TO the Vice President when the Office OF prssi
dent Is devolved upon him by the death or ncapacty
Of the President. 10y
ReS'ir'd, That in the opinion Of this meeting a
Bank oil the United States properly guarded is The
necessary and proper" agent Tor the management
OF the hsca operations of the GoyoI nment and the
u'y ore competent 10 secure TO the people a uniform
currency.
Resolved, That while we find norhino IN onnrovc
IN inc conduct OF President Tyler IN hs Veto of lhs
iisI Bank Bill passed by Congress, but most decI.
ueuy dSappTove It, yet require farther evidence
70 salsy US that is his purpose to desert or bctray
the party 10 which he owes his elevation, and "a
sacr'hce the interests Of his country to a mad and
hopeless nmbitioO; and no farther action shouId IN
our opinion, be taken by the Wings, unll they have
seen the Message OF the President to the next Con
Sress, except TO declare that the Wings of Amercs
ought not cannot, aud will not submit TO such ar
arrangement OF the finances of the nation rs nov
eNlsts alter the next session of Congress-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23


A. the Int meeting tho H,ii.b As,o,i,,.o,, 40
important communication ,s,d las, C,..
lor, Il. y on the subject If doIt,ny L,r,k,ya,sy,
The following is an ex,rar,. "Tbe subject of pro.
tccrion 10 he borEors n die ,,,. - ~. ~
very great importance par,rcpf,rlv ~ tI,c ,,,,,s
sipn1rs appointed Nv tho Goyc,nment had rain,,J
out the tesiriJcne5s OF having fI,ce b,rboJg ,g ,
fuzs on the western cI7st. This yyoufJ ipyoIvs an
tivsd the proportion Tb,rs ,vc,. -, SO
harbors und the coast ADD Of which rsouircd nro
lection In the course Of the year 500 shin. "a or.
wrecked on our coasts, whilst 700 ives yysrc an
nnal.y destroyed, 4 the annual loss vas abou, IS.
100000 sterling. On the score II humanity. tbs,s
Fore this suhicc, deserved cons.Isr1,or az g.,
Taylor was prepared 10 prove ibat a Go,,,n, b,e,s.
water made n wood misht he cons,ruc,sJ c,, y,
l'a', hu't1 part of the expense Of a soIJ L,s,k
many Of tho objections Of the rormr,. Id -
found rha. IN many plus Of Plymouth sound Inc
mui had accumulated d, isprh of fve fslI 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

NIX Tho fine regular packet copg er and con.
sSSK6 prrcI brig ORLEANS, w Wickhrtn mastcr, Law.
- Ing considerable portion ~ her cargo ON board
will meet with dispatch For remainder Of freight or to ~
sag" having very superior ccoinuuigna for cabin and
accTagC passengers, apply 10 tic CAPTAIN board nj .
lams WHAT or 10 WIN ROWLETT Or
sc Al--lt HASkINS A IIUuy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23
GUN-sMITUlNG.
SAMUEL SUTHERLAND,
Oup0eifr me B4tEr

CROOKS repairs aud alters into Percussion Guns Rides
y ruI Pistois.
Guu.smihur nud iohLns In nllHB bunchct attended to
by faithful wuTkmru.
Always on hanI, large lDSfK rys, which will br fucI
~ any scupon uf Locks, Tho shop tho residences
NJ customers. 10 ~
DORtO RICO sUGAR-JJ hhte Porto Kco SUGAR. und.
ING. and iDr sale
sc q JAMES slzGR 8 soN.
CtPEHM CANDBEs--5l boScs spcrm Candies
- worry pretty article, iu store, arI lnf sale.
sen JAMES STEER SON
20 IRON ANO WOOL CARDS
' = Is toHeH Cotton tHris, No o 10
p =, Wool do No Z, ., q, WhidmoTo Brand
landing, and for sulc.
fe - JAMES STEER & son.
FOR BOSTON.
NIX Tho regular racket srhorprr NAgVAgAN.
AksRb SETT, H1scr master, now ready fo load Arrty
- ou board, 40 Piskrtfs wharf or To- '''
coz JANIS FISHER & SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23
SEPTEMBER 22J,
DAGUERREOTYP PORTRAITs

Mn. iAlL-EN u Ncw YORK, respectfully informs tho
w cirI"us no Richmond, tlat be- h. PREPARED with
very superior recently imported apparatus 6t taking por
rats on The Dacunur0yrc system. ny bniuE tho
late French and AUcrc Improve uCus he Ia enabled To-
ko tho kcucsa nj any person with great ACCURACY ether
IN clear 81 tainy weather.
Persons dersus ~ having their portraits taken or v hn
well ~ sec specimens, respectfully invited a. call az
IN" Monroe U0Vse, Tie corner NJ MHu end Governor
Nrcc.s, over Captain Eazcr's Lottery Once.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23

IL Justice to M. Webster requires The inser-
ton OF the sr,ice from the New York Commercial
Advertiser, written, no doubt, 10y some distinguished
friend, and accounting for and jus,iyug hs pseseu,
position
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23
RICuuOSD ICIDEYx.

THE Patrons Of the Richmond academy and tho p,bur
generally, are niuTmedtha this Institution will c re-.
opened ~ MONDAY, tho ith oay Of October neIi un,I,
the diTc-tinuuf '' ''''''
Mt CIiAs II. SHAW, as Professor of Ancient Ian.
80 '-''
Or. MAUPIN, Professor Of Mathematics and Natural
Phlnsu phN and
Mo. J. OUTLET, Professor Of Modern Language
lhiS organization Will n s hoped completely g,iisfy tho
public expectation, u being contemplated a. rcnieT me
course OF instruction thorough every of h
school '''' '''
Great attention will also lee paid 10 the English branches
The terms will bcfor tho year ending on The 3is Of I.
", MY DOLLARS exclusive 81 Modern Languages. Tor whtch
I an additional Zee uf ten dollars will bc charged
Fees piyHhlc-onc hall Ia advance the remainder an
the lst Of March 80 "a M
MH OUTLET will ba really IN MONDAY EVE
~ NiNI tue Eih instant, 10 receive his private Soho
aT. ""tfcnch 'lssrs viii Ice formed ffnm Ia
" ic other irom1 10 ;. ~ street. back Of Mr. Gtcen
NV "l Zl-tf2VS
MISS Ann a.. RICHARDS Will rr.oprn her
W school on the first MONDAY IN October neat la t.
sunday school Room oi - J-hns Church. Richmond
liiI. 40 ., uy1f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-23
EDUCATION.

Preparatory Eng ish French and Latin Schoo'.
MN. OUTLETS school will be- opened ON Nnpd Y
WI th" IN September the Frame House ia n str,",
north corner NJ The lot ~ the late Robert Grrcnhnw Mr
u with 10" assistance ~ IN English ani French Teacher
viii prepare the boys Tor gh'r Classical school In ali
90" orhniry Eurltsh branches French will bc taught
ul sl"kcu hauuay ~ the School soon as tr ,,,s
from 10 " years oi have made PROGRESS IN French
lh" VIII nc taught Latin through tho medium of the IN.
eizh aui French Apply a. Mr. e. as above every 49,
ilnh 80 wv y VI umu thc Ut oi ortohcr. 81 % d2t
1890 SACKS -alf, factory filed, Ashton aud woTtL.
takcu from hc wharf