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\ GRlCULTURAL g. LITERARY WORKS
IA BuePs Cultivator, full sets If bound volumes
from commencement, jus, received. Democratic Re
view for September; which is also on hand from July
American Eclectic for September; also on land mum
bers from the commencement The Law Reporter
for September; also hand numbers from commence
ment. Hills Monthly Visiter, bound volumes on
band for 1889 and lS40 and numbers on hand for
1871 and 1912. Farmers Journal for 80 cents pei
annum Farmers Cabinet bound volumes from CON
mcncrment, or current numbers for current wear.
Christian Family Magazine, September number re-
ceived; last years hand. New York Mirror,
bound volumes on hand plae-numbers &c.
Subscriptions Received for the above and many
others, for which the undersigned are agents; who
have also received fresh supply Of the School Ii
brary, 80 volumes, large and small editions Spark
Life of Washington; Manhood. the caus, of It's
decline, and directions for lis restoration; :" and many
other new publications.
I. X. HAMP Ton e. SONS.
sept l6-2w3w
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TNHE SPIRIT OF THE TINES a chronicle of
l. The Turf, Field Sports, Literature and the
Stage. EmbeIIished with splendid steel engravngs.
Published every Saturday morning, at No Barclay
street. John Richards, proprietor. William I. Por-
ter Editor.
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS have on hand 30
i fine Leather Travelling Trunks, all sizes, some
of which will be disposed of very cheap--as
able as any other establishment in this city. Mem
bers of Congress and Others will please give me a
call before they purchase.
JOSEPH PECK,
Directly opposite Browns Hotel
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w hhEttOUSE TO LET "A large stone ware
~ house, with three floors besides the ground
.ooi situated Immediately by the lock where the Che
ingion canSI at the foot of 18th ST. west Rent rea
'onapie possession may be had Immediately.
JOHN Z. VAN NESS.
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PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.

PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Eogsh studies, St 90 per quarter.
French language, IS 90 =" additional.
Stationery RI 90
\ De quarter contains tw elve weeks
iEhmS FOR THE HIGHEST BRANCHES,
All branches OF English education $40 90 per quarter.
riench grammar rhetoric, &c, St 90
Stationery SIOO
an extra charge oftwo dollars for every scholar
VIII be made for fuel during the win or.
TERMS FOR SEPARATE BRANCHES.
MUSIC.
riaho or guitar $40 90 quarter, or "A lessons
Vocal music, S25 90 =" ("
DO. (n classes 1910 90 {"
Harp, Professors price.
Latin Italian, or Spanish, Tin cIasses) Sc quarter.
:" (private lessons) $25
Drawing painting and dancing, Professors price,
The payment for separate branches are to be made
also quarterly in advance.
Persons DESTROYS OF knowing more particularly
about the details of The school will find them in pros
pectus which can be obtained at Mr. Michard's or at
the stores of Messs Fischer, Farnham Taylor, Bay
ly Kennedy, Morrison and Riordan
aug 30-3iaw4w
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FOR RENT,

N pleasant and genteel neighborhood furnished
/ chamber, in private family, where there are no
children within three hundred yards Of the New Post
Office Building No person need apply except he is
regular in his habits. Such person will find it both
pleasant and agreeable. Inquire of f. b. Robinson,
at this office.
sept. 22-u
GOLD LEAF, &c-W FISCHER has Just re
~ ceived large supply of Kings best deep Gold
Leai, Gold and Tin Foil for Dentist use, which will
be constantly kept for sale at Stationer's Hall
Sept. 23-3t
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IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY Court,
Sitting as Court of Equity,
July Term 1912.
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rO-PARTNERSHIP.-T undersigned respect
~ fully announce to tn ir friends and the public
generally, that they have entered into partnership in
the grGcerJ business, which took place from and after
the 10Th OF this month. The business will be car
red on at the old stand of j. H. Goddard 18th street,
in the name of j. II. & c. Goddard
J. II. GODDARD
c. GODDARD.
NIB All persons inhibited to John II. Goddard
previous to the 10Th inst requested to make i'm
mediate settlement by note or otherwise TO
sep 30-3ts J. ii. GODDARD
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NIOiliS, WI D.
Merritt, Mrs. Mary A.
Marshall, Benz. l..
Munroe, Thomas
!. Motion, Melford
Mitchell, j. T.
Mitchell, Thomas
Monroe, Mrs. Eliz.-2
Mason, Z.
Marshall, Robert
Muarry, John s.
Maffitt, Rev. J. N.-2
Nc.
McCurdy, John A.
McElfresh, Zachariah
McCauley, Francis, U.S.N.
McDermott, John +.
McCulloch, Hugh
N.
Nelson, Hall
Newton, John, colored
Norvell, Philip
Nicholson, Miss Fanny-2
o.
Ourand, Elijah
O'Connor, Eugene
p.
Patterson, Enoch T.
Piggott, Mason
Peasants, John H.-2
Plowman, jesse
Palmer, Sergt. Morris
4 Palmer, Charles
Pereiue, Madame
Palmer, John b.
Percy, DR.. Saml.
Patterson, Geo. w.
Pearcy, Geo.
Pickering, DR..
@.
Quamrill, Archibald r.
r.
Rodbird, L.
Rainey, James
Reside, Col. James II.
Rhinehouse, Geo. ID.
Randell, George
Russell, Daniel l..
Rollins, Mrs. Nancy
Radcliffe, VS.
Rogers, Col.
Reintzell, Anthony
S.
Spencer, Thomas--2
Stewart, Mrs. Conn
Shorter, Mrs. Elizabeth
Savins, John G.
Sanders, Mrs. Eveline
Sanford, j. l..
Stewart, w. w.
Seldcn, James
Stewart, X. III.
Scrivener, Rebecca
Steiner, DR..
Slambaugh, Col. S. C.--3
Stacey, II. b.
Starkweather, Col. $.
Sorrel, Henrietta
Speiden, Robert
Seldcn, Mrs. Sophia
Stockton, P. A.
Southall, J. T.
Simmons, Sthresley
Simmons, Miss Henrietta
Smoot, Mrs. Ann
T..
Tydings, Lewis
}. Tinslar, DR.. BENZ. r.
Tyler, Mrs. Fanny A.
V. Thomas, John-3
Taber, Cyrus-2
Towles, Mrs. Mary
Tenny, Miss Hannah
Tolemar, John w.
Tippett, Edward d.
V.
Vanhorn, DIR. U. S. N.
w.
Wilson, Lancelot
w aIlace, Miss Mary
Wilson, John r.
Wilson, Joseph L.
w oodward, Jau,cs-2
Walker, Robert D.-2
Williams, Mrs. Martha c
Winston, Isaac N.
Waters, John
w onderly, John
w alker, s. S.
b w oodIand, Mrs. Anne
Woodward, Amos
Wilburn, Mrs. Lucinda L
William i, s.
W a!kcr, James
w oJdruiIe, Judge
Waters, Henry
Wa die, VIM 5.
Y.
Young, John
age on all letters intended +
!, otherwise they remain Il
VIM. JONES. p. Nj.
The undersigned respect
tn, ir friends and the publ
e entered into partnership /
Iich took place from and ate
b.. The business will be car
of j. II. Goddard, 18th street
G. Goddard.
J. III. GODDARD,
c. GODDARD.
nd, bted to John II. Goddar
st. are requested to make im
Iote or otherwise TO
j. III. GODDARD.
have on hand 3
cling Trunks, all sizes, som
ed Of very cheap--as reason
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MI X. AND MRS. MlCHARD'S Academy for
VI young ladies, + street between 18th and I.slh
wal, eopen on the 9th Of September The stride.
WILL a. heretofore, be under the care of competent
ieacherT, and include all the lr inches of a complete
English and French education.
TERms-PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE
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Magruder, Miss Susan a
Morgan, Thos. Gibbs
Merwin, c. +.
Mockeby, John
Morgan, Col. Gideon
Macrae, Allen--2
Macrae, Miss Eliza w.
Martin, Joseph
Marshall, Edward
Mclean, w. b,
Mac Donald, Pias A.
McKenny Jacob
McNamee, Patrick
McGruder, Henry
McCauley, Capt, John
Neale, John Ed
Nicholson, Il. c.
Newton, L.. John-6
Norris, Mrs. ANN
O'Neale, John
Otis, Jas. +.
O'Driscoll, Charles
Pope, Mrs.
Phelps, Chester
Patrick, Gilbert
Palmer, Miss Catharine
Porter, Daniel Parker
Prentiss, Miss Sa all AM
Phelan, William
Parker, William
Pettet, S. L.
Patterson, Robert 1.
Prenti.s, VIM. III.
Pollard, Richard
Queen, II. T.
Quimby, A. Be-
Rounds, G.
Reed, DR.. Silas
Roots, Edmond
Rhett, Mrs. X. b.
Rheem, Miss Christiana
Ross, Isaac w.
Roe, Mid. F. A.
Ritter, J. Ii.
Ratrie, Miss Isabella
Ranney, II. J.-2
Shreeves James
Smith, Thos. So
Scott, 1t. ii. l..
Sank, ii. G.
Sink, Miss h. X.
Smith, William
Skaggs, Eli IL.
Stops, w. J.
St. Clair, George
Shreeve, William
Schultz, Mrs. Frederic
Smith, Mrs. Whine A.
Smith, William J.
Smith, Erasmus L.
Stark, Henry
Sloan, James
Smith, Miss G..
Simmons, Henry
Sherdon, Henry
Sherdon, Mrs. Mary
Stanley, William
Seller, Francis w.
Ten Brock, Jr. r.
Thompson, Mrs. Z. c. /
Thompson, J. b.
Thompson, Mrs. Mary v
Thomas, Henry
Tavern, Mrs. Julietta
Thomas, James
Taylor, Miss Sarah
Tucker, George
Verro, John
w augh, Mrs. Mary
w God, Mrs. Catharine
w Use, Passed. Mid.
w hite, Mis-. Samuel
w God, Mrs. A. C.
w ebb, Albert s.
w alker, Maj. B.--4
w hiiney, F.
w illiams, Liltleton
w aters, Henrietta
Wilson, Thos. C..
w oodside, Miss Hanna|
w Williams, John
Waterhouse, +. G.-3
w oodward, Octavio
w atson, Hampton
Winslow J. N.
w alIace, DR.. w m. F.
w ilson, Noah
Yonnd, Richard
Young, A. H.-3
~ The inland post
go by ship must be paid
this office.
Oct. /. 1870
EO-PARTNERSHIP
~ fully announce to
generally, that they hav'
the grocerJ business, VIII
the 10Th of this month
ried on at the old stand
in the name of J. II. &
N. b. All persons j
previous to the 18th I'M
mediate settlement by n
sep 30-3ts
TRAVELLING TR
i fine Leather Travs
of which will he dispos
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

NK- bellows LEcTuRE.-Ine closing Lee
lure Of the course before the Mercantile Library
Association was delivered on TUESDAY evening b,
Rev Henry " Bellows, and the series could
scarcel, haze been closed by more sound or prac
tcallv useful discourse. His subject was Trade,
and he considerable in il. two-fod aspect-irst in
the disc pine and education it allows the individ-
ual, and =ecofdly in the influence it eSerrs upon,
and the stamp il gives 10, national character He
maintained iorcibly that when pursued IN honor
and integrity. By the exercise Q; clear-sigilie,i
prudence founded upon the lew simple prinsi.!es
81 commerce. and with the purpose ct gaining a
Livelihood, and not for the sake Of growing rich
b. speculation and By taking advantage Of the
weakness, theiEnorancc the uaistortunes OF 9th
ers. mercantile trat;ci- in itself disciplinary and
elnobinr even when. as is too commonly the case.
allowed completely 20 absorb the attention and the
time But he insisted that it would be far better
in every WORTHY point OF view Tor merchant -
tencs, and gige himself opportunity to cherish the
domestic virtues and affections. to md edl-
cate his children. TO cultivate . love for ma
ture and 10 build upa manly character by reading
and reflection than always siayishl. lose the enicy
nents Of to-day in preparing for the pleasures Of
heiuture.
The influence of an excessive devotion 10 Trade
upon Socicty-whch, az it exists in this country.
may be regarded as the result of Imperative
cessity--he treated as narrowing and debasing.
He said it tend. TO weaken III. social and ciomes-
tic yir,ues-to produce coldscss and formality
instead Of free and open good feeling, and TO
introduce into society an outward seeming rather
than true and living morality. Ii has been OBJ
served by every foreigner that Genes among
that the countcnances Of Americans IN
preston Of deeper and less relieved anxiety than
those Of any=othe1 nation. This he aScribed 10
our entire. unceasing Devotion 10 daily business.
ard he exposed its evil effects clear and most
eloquent manner. We regret thar we have not
room more fully to indicate TIC prominent points
of hi. Lecture
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY, March 10.
The Board met at o'clock, Alderman Hatfield in the
Chair.
Invitations receivc1,o attend the American Museum
and the Anniversary Of the Lying Asylum IN Marion ST.
both accepted.
Annual Report of the Deal and Du,ub Asylum .en by the
Superintendent, Mr. l'eet, accepted.
PETITio*s REFERRED-Oi Dr. ID. K. flibbart for bill
81 for medical Attendance prisoners OF inhabitants
It'll and 1tt Wards in relation distractions Oi NJ
d. Green. Tor correction OF tax.
REPORTS ,DoPTEp-ln oicorrccng the ANN
Homer, Trustees African Church. John Craig, R.becca
Eibby Luther 7. lubburi, PARK Benjamin. Henry c. De-
ming Glstaru> Ducker William Constable Jane, D. Pey
sier Ogden Dawson and Van P.t aDdaivers-
Ing The Of stephen Bates, p iiuiin and NJ 5. Black
In favor OF repairing pier foot OF Futon-street
favor reinstating James ShaudOw in the Fire Depart
Iniayor OF dividing the city three sparae Fire
Districts.
Resolution authorize the Comptroller
such money, anticipation oil the City Rev
be necessary for tho expenses the
City during the passing year, OF
ceedng per cent Adopted.
The Boards met in the Aldermen Chamber, and
went into
JoSr MEErlSc.The following Inspectors of the E!cc-
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uror Literary Observation-Disclosures an ar
.!ole on Association, sec Frs, Page
" For Sketch OF Mr. E1nerson's Fourth LeeinEe
See Last Page.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

JED1cKESss Artfrl Dodge- not whose pockets he
picks 20 that he ge dollar for his Tricopherous but te
art:n ret his downfall ant has the great ip<er :or
he Artn! vas s To prison and the Tr,cop-rous sold
Tor htiy Gems al 10 Broadway il shows rnpos,.r>
and pick pockets have got quite OUT OF fashion So look
Tor Dirken,s .Artiu! Doieer
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

il Fifth fInrd.-ttt numerojS mo eiiss- ~ the De
mocrafc Wig Electors OF this Ward held athe Marion
House. los Chapel "Wednesday evening, tie 9th lnsi
for tl purpose Of forming Henry CLAY Climb. t iow.
ns gentrnlen appointed o;cer oil the meeting no
BERT JONES, Chairman ALIEN. LAwREHctnn AES -
HYDE, :ts,iStants Dsrl CarFe;:e1 and T. l. HGrtHesy
Secretaries.
The call meeting having he.nreal. on=rnotion, ;
Committee tina; anpo;ntrto irait 4 ol Son>la-
ton and Bs-LawS, rrTor; the sane.
On notion the Constitution MAS unanimously ationied
Mr. Jones iaviAg retired rom the CHAR, Nh AeNanGfH
Lawrence appointed toliil TIE same.
The following resolution, were unanimously adopted.
R>s3tsed. That W vH viii great SURPRISE, prllt2Hto'
recently introduced intiie Common Council otti ctirto
alteration OF lis present WartI- land new Distributor
ofticm: that plan OF ai, kind ought 10 i tic result ot
mach and long iehher1uo+ clearly proved 70 be M
qure, ~ ;e interests OF tbs ety. and having due lt.2aTd
III. feelings not merely oi the majority, but oi!e minor
iiy OF the Electors that the present Tisn ,> Tor II che
Ouect, the securing o power - party whose Vi>tr nah'
lisor91nZng policy has Impoverished citizens and pros
ra,ed all The great Interests OF the Country, mo ala r
permanent establishment al corporation i}rafl by means
OF corrupt patronage: that the Alderman and Assistant
tins Ward be requested To oppose this plauhy ey.y aNln
and a the Electors 81 tbs WIrt. piee tlnf
our zea!ou, S;ppor; nopposuon 10 measure we utterly
r-prsla,e and ahhnr
On motion. tlat tbs meeting now adjourn, 70 meet on
Wednesday Evening, the Ion! inst AZ :. O'Clock
ROBERT JONES, Chairman.
ALIEN. LAWRENCE, g., ,,I,,i.,,,,,,
THOMAS /. tlARTNsss, - ~ -
Daniel CGrpntcr, c,,,r;,.
Zsnc H79e, mil
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11
legislature Of Nc,.-York.


In SENATE. after the presentation q petltio's
and the hearing of reports, NJ. DlcXlSsos cal!ee
up his resolution ms -lciins ;he literatnre Com.
ynt,ee to report his bill t5=extcnd tie benefits
Common School Education in ,bi- CHS bgi o..
motion OF Ny ,If.y.the Senate refused 10 AXE
up the sane Mr.. pieN~> siiea offered q fr,o
luton. concerning tnc proposed Cleaning Cln;
Loan. which was laid IN the table. Tic lii l.
amend the act to abolish imprisonment lor ,I,sl
vas read third time and passed. after Passios
several other bills OF local Interests. tbe >enat,
adjourned
In the ASSEMBLY, among the petitions l'rss>.slrs,
was on. tot a Railroad from =!tihaay 10 TN, CITY.
and another from Clinton County asking tina; tn.
2le OF ardent >pirits on election dz Sc Prohiiiie
which last=u.as referred 10 The C7mnittee ~
Elections. Another for al. amendment .. cxeiSe
laws was after debate. referred 10 tie ,jns:icia2=
Committee: one from Monroe County praying
the abolition Of all lava 10 compel the payment q.
debts was ,re=ente,l fhc Printing Bill was tilei.
debated until the adjournment.
rJAa I,aliayl,=haowIs;,s tie -5ri'5l.r
had a quarrel with d nan at Washington. D. c. y
day or twa ago, when the latter. named Jones
beat on; the brains Of former wilma ts1u-ket
70 John Dooley, Cornelius Cnscy. James BEN
son and IF. Black escapoc! from the Albany lia;i
on the 9th \ reward of l25 i otiere, tor theii
apprehension.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

Srgc!AG Observation-Disclosures Tyler aa> w, uo.t
CONGRESS tlag tlIcy a,;s1 raise t:fy 9T tr
81, hard, OF tue government runs agauI>l ,l&sc -
ish;. Captain. rah' them l1rn Any Ling y5t
empty pocket iupliu.S Hutwcbeg.Y You uoi to ,,r5s.
ac Or Pe;ef>'> esetaule ln.t>a Pills, or Cough w.
.n.! Cordial Lo2eu-eS. The puhicave 20 We'll avian.
ttejr saving cNc,cate, thattry my Want t kroy W.,
l;>. IraiIA Ee.o,atiye> De. ot... We are hsr
% INFORM then. all Or Peters, preparations ly I've I.
At the office los Broadway, a'd at Cha, H. Rnss cor,
o GIN and rutoasirettS. aftatH Moth SNistreei Pa
telp!Ia,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

ioWE'S HYGIENE HoREHuuNp CNSDS.-'rh- pleas
.Ite AMI economical! rtnedv tor coughs, hNtSnss -
,hGoa ana a classes OF influenza kept cnu>,anyi
aant by the pn,pueor - Rru1lsay corner iowsus.,
ans pronounced y tiln.c who have used il. remedy
decd The ral e!er,, OF all The aboye>y uiptnms p0,
by he wcekyreporro the CiU Inspector and ir i!r
,uu oi matt perhaps or " lfunrler ola dollars wuuA-
the above. all ing the=av1i,,o.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11
~ Boz Is in Washington.
APPO1NTMENTs BIZ TILE PRESIDENT.

afFUIN MIN > o HE PRESIDENT,
By and with the advice and consen, of The Senate
ARCHIBALD RASDALL, Judge Of thf.=Unitcd
States for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
ALEXANDER HuSTER, Marshal Of the United
States for the District Of Columbia. (reappointe,i
GEORGE J. S. WALKER Attorney Of the United
States FOR the Southern District OF Alabama. in the
place OF George ". Gaye, whose Commission has
expired.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

IL RAckGAMMo> BOARDS oil superior quality, With
and b,oxe, complete. low prices al Chapman,
&c StrOp Rauuinctory, ln2 Wam-str,.t. Johss.g
Also. Ralor> IN plan handles. warranted, AZ 81 each.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

AMERICAN ArsECM-Last dav bu, one of Y,NZoo ,a
celebrated and wonderful Chinese Juraer Tomorrow a
grand ay performance Tor the accommodation OF families
schools, &c commencing al three o clock
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

% Mrs. Ira Andre, in Washington County.
Pa. hung herself ia tn. room where her husband
wass sleeping a; the time. When ne awoEse in
and dead.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

II t:cniIcn.cn'- sEmi.--Spfins Styie-RIRD az
aei OF Pine and Na,,;,usrccts. VIII introduce the S7r
pattern o.; GenlIcncns Hats THIS DAY. lie ,ohcipn
xanlnal on OF the same, confident they viii commando
nue patronage well on account OF the iinenesso G
fabric rs the cegasce aud durability OF their finish
BIRD, corner OF Nassau and Pine-strees, y.
j. D.BIRD, l05 Chc,nut,t Philadelphia.
M1r.l- IL. llio nj eNt
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

u &pri.," .;iylc.-C. F.ALSOHD CO. NaD
1Ow,.ry offer tO the puhliG tine Fur ia ~ -Four i)o'
OF the spring pattern equally light and durable wis n1t
ance ktcptug fnlI assortment OF other qualities 81 b.,
yer ana Alolr>kn Hats. In the ARTICLE OF tine Nulra Has
y -, offered, they excel. ~ HSG
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

safety OF the ship Emma from Breuen. She has
been out already over n hundred days, and nothing
heard Of her Her cargo is said TO be valuable
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

IL a.cr,ic;ncn'. sgmts.-The Spring Fashion ot
Gentcme.is Tia ; NOW really At SPENCE R>
n Chambers and Centres,
Extra Fiue Nura, (BenverJ ....,.............st >
Imitation Moleskin 49,. >
II ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11
7 Spring s':,-l,ion-s.. BE-. AIyor,I. Has

&C. Is A. ha.in. enlarged aud rc-ii,trd hi. e,ais.s
meur, No. 81 Broadway, lncar Wall street, mlrdg,'
III, ,yr OF Hats. which, have peculiar ndaplrepn
ll:e preSca style o! dress and from the approval Of e
il point oi ar ard @hne,S OF appearance, to!,rhrr "nl
rew dshng form given 10 iii. hriIn wih gentle rnf'2
'Irla>-eS all OF his former admirable patterns, 70 which,
would invite those desiring essential part 9tdfe.s
mil ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

~ New .ry!c Of aaat.-'rhe Subscribers hive
trodu.cd. FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THIS COTS
TRY an entire -ty!e o No.sln Hat, wi,. iera
briu. Gentlemen arc. invited tncaI and exainine.
GnNTN j VAN V;,ANkEN, 2ii Broadway
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

Of HENRY CAY: ,le ThrteeniI ward i+,i At The
ing called n orrrby Alr. Nathaniel r. Boy,! tor the.
purpG, o. forming Clay Club for t'l Ward. AIR
COLDER va. appointed Clarnan, and j ". HANFoKD
wa' apponf, S-cre'arrihe call OF th. meeting being
Ressfref. That lie opinion ri ii meeting II /, peo
ent TO form our elves INTO an association iGsr te lenomi-
alton Of the Thirteenth Hai Cry Club Tor the 1ur.os, o
@isctlg thai firn Parrot and >iae,mn 'ENRY Cay,
Rc5ored, Thai wc tic people, do ;nrrn Clay Club
Tor the Thirteenth Ward ii inns pg5ic manner
IN notion OF bayt' Vat a Commute ri Three bea
pointed TO retire aad rnft !f,ojuoD, expressive ot lin.
Of The meeting. MSr james 4. Brown Eel!,I, F.
Worse and John Colby were mined a that Committee, win
reported the following Resolutions
ls Re3olged Tint W. The People Electors tha Thir,eent
Ward 'o 2e!lera that : degrading treenrr iavey tc
submit to the dicatlon :, tea nd-iuaI, sell constituted
but "e do belize that the Whole power centred in tie
People Or Their legal representatives, 10 whom should b.
submitted asdfy Question IN wIc iiey ntere,t,1i
I'd Resoise Tbat he Hon ieary clay Krnt,cGY g4lo
Ia, nOb!y defended the rights l country on no lo.r
OF To- Senate IN tie Cabinet. and foreign missions. MGR.
1t. undivided exertion> pHCe him in that .at yb
ne i - -minenils calculated ia I'LL.
Sd ResoE-ed, That ii, meeting IN appreciation o hi, .r
VIC =, VIII most cordially une 70 1--WE teIr undivided up.
port ior tn MAINTENANCE OF The principles advocated by
te distinguished Senator from Kentucky, beeYinc .crl
calculated ior the prnspero the Country and Accord
gnishc,i Statesman.
tn. Resoaea Thar the Sane zine aczno. Inc
e1l,irFc Of many FIRM patriots .hecai>- tciccOaDr-
lie. their political creei be .:na they may tf plea
,gre W. can say 10 the world that we haze bu' Henry
On motion OF VI. Bod, Resogea That conrnitee Of
twenty-five De appointed draft Constitution and ~.
Laws, which accordingly done.
oamoii9n Reao!cse That tll, me,tag proceed Ia
elect one President tour ice Presidents an, two Ssre,a
res Carried when The following named gsa,leeI, ~
dull elected b The ynce OF The meeting
- JAMES A. BROWN, President,
AgRA, COLDER. ls Vice President
MYERS B. MYEEs, I'd
JoHS COOPER. 81
JOHN A. BRIDE il
Pe,er r Ba,ieg and BerJepin De4oy, Secretaries.
trtSri .1tfi
sand il their the S.creta.iss = '',7 -
on nolon, Rei9tsed That the proceedings OF this meet
iN5 - " panif h.a IN thfes new. pap"-S.
On 'nolion Eesai1ed That this meeting now adjourn 1.
ner al TINS place on Thursday Evening. March! i nj y
O'Clock 20 receive The report al the Committee on draitir
Constitution and BYLAWS vF.-Ii L Is hope, tina; ever
Trend Of Henry Clay in TIL, Ward will be p,e,,nt.
ABRAM COLDER Chairman
j. ". HAsroRD, Secretary. mil
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

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