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10 engage. because it offers chances Tor the rapid
acquisition Of T Fortune-why cannot. Industry be
ennobled and rendered attractive, il 1t can ~
made to open an ayenre. not oaly=to Fortune, sur
TO Rank and Distinction Il can. as wc shall
prove mos, fully
There Is another indication which re VIII poiat
out. Il all the Incentives which have been con-
nected with War.#<uch as t.onors. glory.=corpo-
ratye spirit rivalries and concerts of masses ll-
sic. uniforms and banners, have rendered CARNAGE
attractive, may we not suppose that It the same or
similar incentives were applied TO Production. they
would render IyDUsTRT attractive It i not
agreeable to Kill fellow creature or=t- be killed.
yet this function has been ennobled. and men in
all ages haze sought with avidiiy places in ar
rn;es-have sought eagerly this occupation, so in
ferently repugnant. because il opened avenue
TO Rank and Consideration Let Industry throw
oyena similar field of honars and preerments. and
men will seek with enthusiasm It's exercise
means OF attaining those desires the human heart
The mighty energy which could thus be directed 10
Industry would increase Riches immeasurably. and
Ease and Afiiuenc. nigh, be guaranteed TO all
Remove bat once from the I-man Race the scourcr
of Indigcnce-thc oppression ofPoyerty. which SO
bghts the faculties energies and ambition of Man,
and wto Gun say wherc his improvements. his
ameliorations and greatness will end7
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% Our Meeting on TUESDAY e-er

20 Our Meeting on TUESDAY c~ening was nu-
rn4rously attended: strong feeling Of enthusiasm
prevailed which, promises favorab!v for the pro-
gress Of the Cause Of Association. There was a
mistake with regard to the room, Nc. u Cham
bersscreet, and the Meeting adjourned TO the
Lecture-Roora OF the Mechanics Institute in the
Z J,II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

To the Editors
GENTLEMEN In asking permission to say through your
paper tlai detained from the House yesterday, and
lost the privilege voting upon the resolution Of censure OF
MIR GIDDlSCS, by continued indspoSon take the
sion add that have read the proceedings which resulted
IN that with surprise and Indignation (which
find language eApreS>-surprse the niauaton
which thus to characterize the OF Sa
very in the popular branch of the National Legislature and
Indignation the outrage which has thus been perpetrated
upon the just freedom OF action of the Peoples Representa-.
ve and by necessary consequence upon the People them
selves. Hall 10 reedom but now desc
Grated purposes OF the hishhanded and support
able oppression.
feel if due 10 Mr G1pplScs TO say that approve the
resoluop whose pre>enta,lon by him have formed the
ground this extraordinary proceeding, and stand ready
here and every where, and for ever TO maintain and
defend them. Respectfully yours
March Is, 1872. WILLIAM SLaDE.
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"a TO LET OR =LEASE-The upper

part OF new. handsome and convenen. 40
al The OF East Broadway and ClinGGi@I @ ,nn
expressly for gsnr-e Hote and eoardnp eoardnniea,ng With
each other large kitchen and csar ann r an
in the upper >tories all with is niea.an, ar
he ss sss!et sssTeaes soGn IN he aSgR
S+d ~ Th r narh Garages pass and rePess The
gnsse ever on.sr OF an hour 70 Battery Place and CABS
and Coaches are within call Inquire q Mr 20 =
corue. of East Broadway anc Cuhson'9'- "' 'eA1
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31
THNGLISH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-
IA ZINES. BOOKS AND PRlNTs.-Transatlantie

NewSpaper Cree. LIVERPOOL
CHARLES WILMER. of Liverpool, supplies the Anie-
ncan public with BRITISH NEWSPAPERS, MA3A-
ZINES, BOOKS, and PRINTS on the most advantageous
He forward, the very latest editions OF all The Lon
rents sc well those from all parts OF the european
Continent BY Steamers and Laers from Liverpool Len
do1 and Bristol and the Magazines Books ana frln as
Soon as published.
His chare for ] London Daily Paper is e. S> or week
ly one published at Fivepence, I'll SIS led; or sixpsee
El IS ID per annurn ali the Magazines, Books, or PRINTS
ne supplies the prices they are charged by the
publishers in London.
"CHaRI in fun and none viii be attended to uneSS ac-
copanied by remittance reference for payment three
months in advance, some Liverpool or London house
interesting American Canadian readers furnished on
reasonable. terms II lawly
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31
ASS ISOLATION:
Or, Principles OF True Organization Of Society.

II TAts Column In, been ynrccd by tte 4dcocnte, I
dssocatio. order 10 lay H>r Principles Leore the Public
rs edorship entirely distinct from snt e TheTrbue
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MFRS. s. C. REID and Daughter have

IfH removed their BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
for Young Ladies from Faurteen-strect l2i FoUr-si.
the Washington Parade Ground few doors OF
McDougal-.tlrct.
The Spring Term will commence the 2Oth OF March
Besides the Senior Branch OF t Boarding School there i
also Department, exclusively for Children under
the age Years where they viii be carefully attended
by respectable matron aiy. The rctc attention paid
10 religious in. ruclion anA the cultivation OF morals
The Institution under the entire superinlendence OF
Mrs Reid. Tle charges moderate. The bes, oieaci
,rs ar. e,npprct, mis- i'm
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gA FROM S to 10000 lbs Of Fresh Gar

- DEN SEED in all the choicest species and
sale in quantities sui, purchasers. at BRIDGE
MANS permanent establishment, OF Eighteenth, 81
aud Broadway Also. The Young Gardeners Assistant
containing tie results his - year practice ~ N-w.Nors
y this work has brcu hoore+ by the award OF Gold Me-
nl from the American Institute, which institution, and the
NeNNork State Agricultural Society. having also awarded
several copies Premiums Tow superior specimens ol Car
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31
DARLOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

o,Ean harp and guitar BY Mrs. NJ. 4. Lloyd and Miss NJ
l.. Reiey.
The Norttsrp Hap, consisting OF original sacred aad
Moral songs adapted the most popular nieooes io Tue
piano forte and guitar. By Mrs Dana. 49,.
The Southern Harp CONSISTING OF 9rSRs! NIT M psns ns
The Auerican fiaImoaca or New-iork Musical Mirror
Consisting OF one hundred pieces of music from ule New
York Mirror
The go.on Acadsmy's Collection OF Sacred Music.
The Handel and Haydn do 40
lbe Manhattan do 90
The Choir
Ma>ou's $. ..red Harp. round and paten, notes.
The Young Choir, by W. B. Bradbury. :,
The above Books together with general assortment OF
Wv j. s NEOFIELD. Clinton Hall,
mig corner Nassau and B"ekman.s;s
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

above the ;nwp ot iaShenach. and thu river. The
above place CONSISTS OF handsome House, Kitchen and
Hau aud the ioa ttic ,hreeGuarerS n acre ot
ground siuate, The roads the New Bridge.
aa, may be bad cheap Il applied tor IN few days
Al'o. handsome building lot little distance from the
House. containing rsary iite,n Apply At No 10
Spngsireet. second story where iuA description VIII be
lu>
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31
sA FOR SALE-The three story Brick


- FOX =SALE.-A valudDle Ooahtry
Seat in thu town OF Jamaica. l. l. The subscriber
ors TOR sale his Properly ora part thereof as may sui ap
pcan,, withirem or 10 acres Of land ali tig 'or
a-ienn. purposes h spacious front oil ~ feet divl-d
IN sections with uii and ornamental trees: The midd,.
section highly improved with all the coa"en!erG.s TO SUI;
gen,ee, family h VARIETY OF choice trult IN se season
or.anenta tres berries and grape in abundance.
The house Is substantial and modern built out houses,
barn and fences all ard in complete order Tbs whole
property X be sold ptice 10 make desirable IN
vestIuent or part OF improving The aoRing sef
IONS erTns ver favorable upon application or ad-
dre,s ircsr ,ail us2 lgrl j. h PO[LLOE, Jamaica.
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w@ FOR SALE.-l}aryains bargains =

.s Eay sale exchange, - lacts OF handsome Laai,
containing rs each, ,~S OF superior Gruty, wa
tered wit tnt streams. and covered viii, me urne- such
white Cih hickory beach, walnut, and sycamore.
The oi adapted 10 wheat. rye. oats COTTON tobacco
sweet and Irish potatoes The above ai-is Will be sold Al
reduced prices. suit or they VIII be eN-
chanec ;or alno>, any kind merchand1c. For maps,
diagrams ard particulars, apply IN
III II SMITH \ MlINIMNlE. Is John !. 10 S!airI
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31
ArA VALUABLE PRO PERRY for sale

ia,@ on Brooklyn liighs, and eight lots Columbia
street between Cranberry and Orange streets eSendn. l
t-t To ruruan street Lot Fulton street. y feet front,
running through James street. both valuable situations tor
=busne- Also ,nr sale. AT wiansburgh, or l6 lots on
First street. North 9th and North l streets, ex-
tending several hundred feet To the water line. The whole
any part ppefly viii bc sold low, most o( the
money may remain mortgage for more years
For particulars apply J. g. BULIER, ~ Sands,
m9 I'm Adam st. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

THREE DOLLAR HATS--Three Dol
LAR HATS-Ju>, finished the most spienoio @ asuel, II,
ever offered m The public. Elegant SioI noeAh iaS & 81
G t low price S. aso article nj eqaal III au d
ohi'y ard iusue 10 those commonly soldai Sa
MIN BROWN, Practical Halter, l45 Canal'Sl
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4 ODGINGS Lodgings No. so West

4 UDTINGS Lodgings NO. on West
~ IBrnadway. from Chambers strset-Ths House
I.c-'IiIy
Lodging House |, has been kept by the proprietor
for years past who will probably keepio many years
10 and usually contains from e5 to SO gentlemen
dodgers II Public House. liquor, game,
OF any kind allowed Only class OF per-
acccpted steady o studious or business
habits who wish quiet sleeping place without board wl"'
give little trouble and wish moderate Such
requested 10 remember the NUMBER and apply ut
i'm. they cloos. within twenty years hence ull5lms
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31
axa LINN.EAN BOTANIC Garden

Ii. AND NURSERIES,. FLUshING.-PRiSCE new
CaIaogueS with The reduced prices may be obtained gra
- IT the office, 10 Nassau street, and n Dayton New
mans Fulton and Nassau stS and VIII also be sent
per mail Ia all who apply post paid ortiers ie as above.
or sent y mail will receive prompt attention., ard the trees
be forwarded as directed
All orders he directed The subscriber, and the
public have already been cautioned against persons pre-
n,aS In be agents Mr. Garretson and Nh Col have 10
concern whatever with this establishment
Finishing, March 2lst, 1872,
nlen n ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31
NEW WHOLESALE, and Retail Cut

~ EW= WHOLESALE and Retail Cut
lerv, Hardware House furnishing and Tool Store, 81
Maiden Lane. Godstreet. where be had, low
prices tine and cOmrDoD Cutlery gothic sanw lci and 9TH
tr pattern Tea Trays. Dixon Sons (Eng) and raur-
ton (Am) Brtania Ware phnsle tin painted and Jap
ahed Goods cut and wrought Nails Hammers, fIachrt,,
Saws Nlae,>. Box Chsei, and Scraprr> tiimnle Cot
ton and Coffee rryers, Marking Pots ard ishe> with
general assortment OF Hardware Tor city and country
chants, manufacturers houseke- rers and etlers.
he friends and former customers OF :. r. Smith, taie
Miller SMITH and the public generally, particularly
invited! TO pntronze The above establishment, wtsre New
Goods are constantly being received. by u. MEAD.
nlf liR' SIMEON p SMl TIL Agent
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q FOR SALE-A welI-improved Farm

-... OF - r~> situated in huntington owY>hp, L. l.,
un-> lrou, ,heteamboataniing al Norhpou. and ndes
rCn The railroad AZ Babylon station Good buildings. 70 q
water au soo, esses Price $2H0 tor tarnl-S2sS
stock. iir1rv utensils. &c One halt the
pface- :Ir nc,puiablr, and possessing
For particulars apply the the premises. 10
Jo>eph Wee, Diyi>,,n> y Y MI Inn
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INSURANCE..
THE HOWARD INSURANCE COM

THE. HOWARD INSURANCE COM
Company continues make insurance asan>, los or ,t.,
age by ire @ AID inland pIRFeT@Rs G1yse.G9
s2s' Psss Hass 7a: TyG: .s Ss. y sa5 tszsaes
Io.ept B varnum Eairs c.Tuc&erjoa saakin, ssD'
caed cassa Hae Mfs1 Ms5T, p Tai D.
LEwls PBLLrrs, Secretary. ,!3
Jefferson INSURANCE, Company.
~. U-No. 81 "al,t7ee corner OF Hanoysr->treet- This
COMPANY continues 10 insure against los dana fr,
80 buildings goods wares msrchan,iize generally also
on vessel, AMI cargoe> against los> damage b inland
navigation, on as iavor16s At, r;,s any other Office
Thomas W. rAorne. C,ei C. runi,, John c. Merritt.
ph:mas J T Woodruff, Moses Tucker. Thomson Trice,
ben1lHp ben, y n R Robson ETanc, Sage, John n; Lee
Mar,s Hoffman, rarne, r. Whirjnr SaT5i,sl ,n,arti,
THOMAS ". TIfoRNE President
GEo 7. HOPE Secretary fa4tt
AE UTEAL INSUR RANCE.-On Dwell
Va in- Houses and Fnr1,a,, only profit, returned to
SIRANCE COMPANY Oaice Is Merchants Exchange
corner OF William "airert> Theattcntiono House
holders Is respectfully requested the aiinexr pan .rr
separating the insurance OF Dneisc Eor,e> and Fui.
taT,. from thai OF stores and Merchandise.
Ii l. wei. known that almost ali the incurred in the
bic stores ami costly goods
and may possibly deprive him OF the very security for
which he pays his premium. the the great fire
OF 3o " hen ie whole capitals OF Eiaay insurance
panie> were totally los. By the destruction OF this Kind o!
property; and many dwellings ett for a time wholly
protected by insurance.
Another feature recommended your atcntion, t,
division OF the profits among those who are insured by ihi,
Company.
The cash payments or premiums form und which AZ
Ter paying eI?en>es aud losses represented by SCRIP and
>>red to the assured IN proportion oe amount OF their
Insurance. which Is thus obtained cost; and >laGd
business Of the Company all realize The expectations
the directors ;s expenses OF insurance upon dwelling
houses and furniture veil be diminished by ilaI
halt o the present rates. by OF the the earIcd
premiums.
Th. Company prepared 10 insure agains, loss hanl
by fire, Dwelling Houses Household Furniture P,,s
FaGily StOre,, Libraries Pictures. stauary Cabinets
Minerals and other objects Anatomical Collections and all
Household Property, ordinarily kept IN dwelling houses.
Every person n,uring with th Company i, entitled
vote Icr each hu ndrr.i dollars insured.
The rates Of insurance md all ether particulars may be
obtained on application at t- ciic nj the Company.
DIRECTORS:
Culan c. Nerplanck, A.R-bertson Rodgers,
Robert Henry Ludlow, Samuel Martin,
Nlilap H. HariSon Frederick SchuCharit,
Daniel Seymour, Stephen Canbrreng,
Frederic Depeyslsr.
\. X. RODG EfS PreNd-nL
d. C. TAYLOR, Secretary.
W. H.. HARRISON Counsel.
81 3mcod JAMES WEBB. Surveyor.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

lyT The following is the Card of Hon. Mr.
SLADE, to which we referred few days since:
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

SCHOOL BOOKS. Stationery, &c
~ CLEMENT * PACKARD. lSn Pearl 81. opposite Cc
ar have hand and a receiving additions their
stock of School Books, nil OF which they offer liberal
terms, lar cash, approved credit
Their publications believed superior for acqur
ing thorough practical educauon. any others in in
this Country.
They also keep constantly on hand supply OF DENY and
Cap Blank Books, OF every variety OF pattern ami finish
together with OF Letter aud Cap Papers and
Stationery general Booksellers and Merchants the
Country are invited to call mig
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31
ms 81 wM. II. FRINGE. saLe Agent.
Aa FARMS FOR SALE-One of $50

Tx. acres IN ths town OF Shutdown, L. L. on the main
road about oncha OF which Is cleared, the other
Ea!! timber, and all IN good fence healthy nrlghbor
hood, With schools The Land good ad ~ situated
that can he made into several convenient Farms with
proportion OF ilabe and woodland to raC!i. >convenence
the Railroad ha> induced number of mechanics To erect
ou, for their families this land and Is very desirable
twill be sold at SIS per
Also. Farm o to acres near the Sound and good hnr
lor, in excellent village. The Land Is IN very pro-
ucve condition.. wei fenced aud watere, large quantity
fruit and locust and ~ acres o' TIMBER comfortable
nuse, barn and other nutbuildgs. IL Is every way very
desirable Tor gent farming residence. II Will be sold
cheap and large part the purchase money may remain
mortgage. For particulars OF both apply at28 Fron;.ai
Ncw-york m26 im~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31
cILVER PLATE.-Wm. Thomson. No.

GILVER PLATE.-WmT Thomson No.
~ l29 WitlamsIree continues manufacture Silver
Ware Of the nest description and OF tie latest patterns.
Presentation Vases Pitchers, Walters Tea and Coffee Ser
vices Cake aud Fruit Baskets and ChiIren Mugs richly
chased and appropriately designed.
Also Fruit md Fork, silver blade, Forks
an! Spoons, king threaded and plain threaded patterns.
Prize Medals OF various patterns, suited FOR prizes OF Flo
ricuitura. Horticultural and Agricnliu-a Societies.
Orders by letter punctuaily attended 10.
The whole of these articles manufactured the pre-
misses of sterling silver and expense spared
the beauty OF the workmanship.
N B-Drawings and estimates of articles for presentation
will be furnished in answer application f-6 SIN
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

"a FOR SnLE-A small house anu nve
-4.hi Of land cleared, and abou,
set out with han'some growth OF peach trees,
and the remainder OF the an in woohtuae III Far Rock
awav. the main road between D. T. jennings and the
ro!-gate Inquire at The o!l.n,e or of .IOl w NORTON
Jr Vito the TOLL gate, Far ROckaway, OF j. NEW
tIDffSE. Il. n Y mi [
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

ixA TO LET-SevcraI Rooms in the
lME Clarendon House, No. 3N+ Broadway, with crate.
and well lighted Price ST 81 81 per week These
Rooms well adapted tor artist. or for lodging rooms
For further information apply Room No. S. tlr story
in the building. Also TO let, the Third, Fourth AMI Filth
forl he ycar
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

r EECHES! Leeches Leeches I!
"A LOCO very fire healthy German and swedish leech
ra:si q, caref;,Ilv annIied by LILLIAN WATSON Che
ms, and Psarnaseutsi Apoiecaries Hall, 3s Chasnes
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

THF- PARTED FAMILY. and other
poen>-An Offering 70 the afflicted, and Trb1te Of
- 70 departed Friends. BY Mary :. 3. Dana, author
~ :. The southern Harp &c
Ttis j. neat volume nj 32 pages, made up Of largo
br of the poetic strains Of the srdbe, gifted, and
non. au,hor,ss VITO already favoraby known our
rsaters Left early lite wido" ia country far distant
from The seems her childhood ard called, also, part
,y her only child noble ard promising boy, she learned
value the sweet cnnoaoa Of the religion Of Jesus.
and her Affections have taught her awaken the teaderest
ard nro melting strains. We need say than
all. especially the overs OF song, that there
yea! poetry IN every page
Ia on voar., l1rn. Ju., published, for sale by
DaYTONG NEWMAN 81 Ed.sau street,
Fulton.
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NO. Boa.
REAL ESTATE

- DRUG STORE FOR SALE. .ith
- Fixtures, &c. Possession .ireH immediately Ap
dy al 81 Chfjstic-- fl5tf
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

&s FOR SALE or exchange for city pro-
Ks. perry three beautiful Farms near Patterson and
Lutte aiI.rit peni OF wood trat water, &C OF loo.
o. lis int! of II acres The >o) rich and location de-
rilc These tarli>. either OF them, Slli be >oid or
lg,,rt prcr>. Nc the and teens very libt-
y-t Particulars the llHj o,tcs Brcr Benson. No
AlLL:slrtyi. &nhelt Nlnrlel!. rai,ns.n mis- lst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
SAMUEL PUTNEy

TAKES this orpoituoy ofanaOuncng TO his old friends
aud public at large that he has taken the store one door
above hossrs Hubbard Gardner Co.. AMI nearly oppo-
site WIN mheh'Is, bsIL Jewelry Store on Main street
witch lie has tuednp and extended baek about forty feet.
Tor the purpose Of commencing his on Bunc In which
he han been engaged for the Las, twenty years aud hops
by feia"en'on to share the patronage heretofore Le
slowed on him he will be very rad to s,a all his old
cu"mois aud the Ihbtc gcner aRy assuring them tina,
~ o"s experience IN the business his present fac
f'rs"e h'm superior advantages In Obtaining nom the
moai celebrated Manufacturers, in Phselpha aud else.
where Goods OF superior qualny aud oftc latest yc
which he viii SELL by Wholesale aud ea at such prle.
sieanno hin please particularly Hose Jyins for eo.L,
His stock WILDE entirely and embrace every variety
OF iad'ss' G'nismehs, Mlsres. Boys and CbLIfen's
hootF, Shoes and Slippers; Travelling Trunss Carpe,
Bag Shoe Brushes, Bllcking, &c
The above will DE bore and opened by The 10Th or 5.h
OF September when lac will DO very happy to wait ON those
who may want Goods In his lne. respectfully ask call
nom country merchants. 10 examine tay aioek before
they buy, for determined to sell Goods lower for
cash, than they have been here for hong time
au l2u sAM.I purNry
tI- Iho nanvlle Reporter and Iynehbnrx viryiui,n
VIII please copy the above, weekly until the Ncyeu
pc'' anu send Their accounts To this Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
ANN saIIIm ACApIe,IY.
IrxfNor1v, ".
u UW AnzffkgN II ufr-s...t


Y. BRADSHAW. A ", Prnciraf
'INlE next tctton II No months will commence on
Il Ihursdly, the iu September Nc youur ltlv vii
Pc admitted for shorter period than mouths nor ,,
any hlowlnce te madc ioi absent sv unless occasonc
The terms per bali session u nonihs arcs Board in-
cuNng bod and hcid'ur wathrc, neiis and fuel s5j
Room rent 81 Tuition Boz any an of ths branch ne.
crfsfry To- complete Engish education t2 20 Iafn.
Irc, ~ Ftcnch SO Music GO. Use Of Piano or gui
r 81 Drawing suf Painting, with Tie Of Prints en-
70 Fancy Nolk SO The amount to De rad advance,
or 40 The en- ~ each half With ref cent adie
IN lf met tuou te stfcies attention paid 90 the for.
nation y.ikr manners AMI Oh thc nor auf fcHs 1s
culture q nc pupils. Sccaian views however are st
sI tunes carefully avoided 70 will Doubt De ersffy.
nf I't trary o ne friends Of rcNgion 20 know tbsf
hc tcac hers cu poycd for Tie clsuua arc M rhurrh
ncubcIF-two arc members of the rrcshyieran ami fvn
% TIC Episcopal Church; AMI their character ana qaf
cations OF Teachers rank among the FIST n me country
Wy ~ uu =. uiai ihe 1rc mention Of the ncmcs of Mfs
uftL Miss " .1iu AMI C1ran Williamson fsf the VIZ
ena Mnaty Institute who has engaged 20 take charge
oi The brawng anil fanfirE c1 rscs will be faf -iru 10
r.conmcn4 TIC Ann smith Academy. Or least 90 nr ~
Icchfs arc concerned, 90 the liberal patronage ~ an
cu tgWcrct community.
Lexington. July ~, isf2 fuN tfawiv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
NOTICE:
NOTICE.
nr-LMnMEII. IL. BROWN inG,r.n. IL

n-LuDwEIL II. BROWN informs hi. friends anil
the public generally that he has this day viii,
him EDWIN NJ. TAYLOR, Esq, for the purpose Of con.
uauing General Commission busiue In Richmond nm.
der the Grm OF BROWN a. TAYLOR
He returns his hanksio those who have favored him
with their CUSTOM aud sOleits extension OF to the
hr The nembeisoi which iatcnd deyotng thcic undiyi.
ded attention 10 the business.
Usual advances will be made all consignmenis
u1- Office two doors the former stand of Peyton.
peane 4 Edwards on the South side OF the Basin.
Richmond. Aug I, 1872. nus DIR