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Rs..e view. of Association.

Some persons suppose that in Association the
family and marriage ties will be dissolved. Ibis
is the grossest of errors,-engendered by that
blind prejudice which is universally aroused wher-
eve, new views and new truths are laid before the
world.
These ties will be strictly maintained in Asso-
citation because they are ties which exist in Ma
mre. It's the system Of isolated households, or
svstem ehich renders IL accessory for erery
family to hare separate house and a separate
interest in Society that occ condemn.
People suppose that the family tie cannot be
maintained in Association that it would be dis
solved, if it were not confined to the isolated
household This is foolish error. Do we not
soc that families can live in tents, cottages,
nalaces or boarding-houses, without the tie being
d;ssolvedl 1t is not dependent, consequently,
unon the isolated household, as is supposed, and
will not, therefore, cease to exist If the Isolated
household be replaced by Association
Some Reformers have cemmitted the error OF
attacking marriage, and of atnibuting to 1t the
evils engendered by the system OF isolated house
holds. They have been guilty OF gross mistake
md have received merited condemnation tor their
oversight. So far from marriage being the cause
Of these evils, it is itself often degraded and filled
with dscord. BY the system Of isolated households.
T, will be reserved for Association, with its riches
its complete moral and Intellectual Development
of beings the enjoyment of the Arts and Sciences,
and il, freedom from petty cares and anxiet,es' TO
ref ne and elevate marriage. The isolated house
hold produces disagreements, ensenders ahtipa,
,b;es. and desdens enthusiasm. 1t is the grave OF
HARMONY. of Geniu. and Of Love.
There is another cause which desrades mar
:. 20 a, present: beings come together with un'
dsyeloped. i. nisdevcloped and perverted natures
III oneslar, if l may use the expression, an ane
..;,h fslse and artificial tastes and habits. The
.sn,;ment of love throws before marriage vel
over these. defects, bat when afterwards there Il
close contac,, they come cut, and then all the dis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

~ To the pmblir.-rhe Publisher oil the SOUTH
ERN LITERARY MEssEHcEk, has the pleasure o informing
ms friends and patrons. that the bop o increasing t
circulation, ruence and funeSsof Magazine he h7
o1cned BRANCH OFFICE TIE Cry or NETWORK, nj
60 NasauSreet opposite the Pars, where or
contributors will times, thank fully
berS volumes sUppleiand wiCrc intelligent 2n eth
cent Assistant w al all times be IN attendance 10 confer
with those who have generously sustained the aruuou>
enter prise Of establishing and maintaining an organ oil
Southern sentiment and feeling IN sphere distinct from
that of the newspapers ol the day.
The advantages promised by Ibis arrangement are
decided and manifold. The Literature o the Un
ion mainly issued tire press of the Northern Cities
while that OF Europe first reaches us through them An OF
flee in New will enable Us TO scan with oLeryanl eye
the rapid otcoGcmporary Literature aud TO seize
with ready hand. the treasures which from lime 10 ue
he dscsrned therein. Our departments oiteviews AMI Lii
crarv Intelligence, viii thus be rendered richer fuller and
while familiar intercourse with the emn- Mt Liter
AIRY OF country, viii enable Us to render the
Messenger regularly The medium o communicating
their thoughts 10 the public The benefits OF TN, eAiensos
OF enterprise WIZ thus ne secured originally 10 our r
der but will doubtless bc reflected on US IN the increase OF
their number.
But, while thus endeavor render work more
valuable and acceptable 10 Cultivated minds thoughoate
whole Union shall lor soTeni forget uiat II u
aScUTHrRN Literary MeSserserdS a.i exponent OF ss
views and champion OF the honor OF The most ch'a,rc S'i
h.boaS.ed Of the great American epuoic a
work has lis way To public iaVor ana cseeni
generous supporters scattered over the wde pans OF
the Sunny South, our hrst duty-we tender our
proound.st gratitucre conSCcate our most arnouS FL
forts Especially that generous and gifted band, who
tb.nuyh the p.st wears OF our e,ieavor have freely
riced Messenger with the priceless treasures OF their
intellect pay homage OF our deepest gratitude while
solicit unsbated continuance OF their vitality needui
ldbers OF love With their magndlEopS cooptrauof we
hope prove slrikcly IN The Future than we havc
been able do III The Past, that periodical may be emf
neny AMERICAN, ~hiic Il Is most intensely SouIHtKS
We indulge the hope that ciice IN New.forb may
point OF uHon for Sonher9 men, and especially
the friends OF Southern Literature. who may from he 10
time be called visit the North More than IN any
single SsuherA City does the lnrect anu atuence o Tue
South centre upon that vast Emporium INV, imv,s an "u M
Hudson to favor our office with CALL resting assured
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
WHOLE no. $40.

cordant developments of passions, characters and
aapetites clash with each other, and engender the
ten thousand antipathies and disgusts which exist
in present marriages.
Association, with its sy.,em Of universal. inte-
grail and uniform education. which will developc,
perfect and refine all the faculties of the mind, ali
the feelings of the heart, and make OF rsen and
women fully and nobly-developed beings, instead
of the abcrtious of hunasily, which they now for
the most part are, will do away by this means
with this second fruitful cause of unfortunate
rages.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

hccfure.-A Lecture will be delivered Tins Evening
al the Lecture Hail. All Broadway, the subject of Ao
ciaton The Lecture will commeace al half past o'clock
and will he free.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
SOCIATION;
Or, Principles of True Organization OF Society.

~ The edtorihip Of tiese colu.n. is dstinss from the
of TIE Trisne Adre's istte-, post PAID to r. BRISBANE
Re,idenee, rs Leonard street .v-Yori
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
TJARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.-os-

4 Il BORN & LITTLE, Importers and General Deal.
ers English, German and American Hardware, Cutlery,
&C. &c s. Fulton street, opposts The United States Hotel,
formerly HoIrs Hote New York. (whsre the business has
been carried for eighty years past) oher 20 country
merchants and others very extensive assortment at the
Purchasers hereby invited TO cals asd e1aIai.e ,a'
stock, which composed in part Of Table and PoeAe. IS
Trays-Sance and Frying Pans-Corn and Ganee ware
Shovel and Tongs-AndtronsCoa Heds-sscshm sscy,hrAIss
-EpgIish Wagon Boxes-Slsig Houss w.nos sna Es;Is
cuTy saa and
Cut Tsc3s,srsds and yiees-sIedse Ham
asfs fqs paa ss. sses
Mill, Pt Cross Cgt Hand, ir rasdss sRdsssBeck iroas-scech
Wss ss rGsIssss l-aa ss
-Senr'ne hnrein Cy. celebrated Cast Steel Cooper
is n"res and Ship carpen,ers Edge roos 70 gsnss
a Agents or Ms eSssrs1ea Ms,rsa ssaui mTa saa ueror
pumps ,,tsr a,s,.l lind In use CHARLES OSBORN:
70 any etnet Asa a'e.A " 49, 5E CHARLES 8. ETTTLE.'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

u The Regular Meeting Of The Fourier Association viii
held Tuesday evening next Nov. 9Th, al O'clock
p VI. Z. GILES, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

SYSTEM OF CUTTING.--important
- to Tailors.-Mr II SEGAR would respectfully cal
the attention of the generally 10 his a1ar system o
cuttnr garments being that can ascertain points WIN
Thai dceee of accuracy which be believes has never osore
been at The above stem be bad OIL bis Agent
DUBOIS, ,7sI Broadway where all times the sysem
wih inst rucons, viii be given invespgaiion IS sohced
80 ol2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

TIHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully noti-
es his fenss and customers that tho business here
,oore conducted at 81 and Sd Hamme.ley and le
baTow-streei by Holt and uya, will be continued unpl
further uo,ice the places by the sub'cribT IN his
individual name fer his account
Nov.2, 1872 (D3 SO CHAS. J. HOLT.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

NEW-YORk REAL ESTATE EA-
y CHANGE, 100 Nassau street. where those who have
Houses or Lots for Sale Let may leave description
ard price Of the same which will be Registered and de-
scribed on large exhibited map Tor ST. and explained @
those who may call purchase hire without farther
charge until sold let, according 10 directions, WHICH II
negotiations y enabling those in search or properly read
y 10 ind the owe,t price that which suits them best
Money will be procured. titles examined Mortgages and
Deeds OF Conyeyance made with ail~rngs relating To
Real Estap in a neat, accurate ard legal rsDDer.
And from former in e business the subscriber
tenders BIS services again h friends and the public To al
tend 10 all matters relating TO Real Estate
ISAAC " WO0LLEY, is0 Nassau,
NJ I'm Next 10 the corner OF Spruce at
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

AsorRER DErAuLr1R!-We hear that one OF
@ he Loco Foco Canal Superintcnden,s in neigh
boring Ceanty has emigrated to Texas, carrying
sithhim some thousands Of dollars of the Peo-
P'e money. It's supposed that no, liking tho
iOoss OF the political horizon, he took the oPpor-
'0alty Of making hay while the sun shone.
[Albany Eve. Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

DOARDlNG.-Afe few single gentlemen
can be accommodated with Board and PHEASANT Rooms
nj No N Readc-s,ree east from Broadway few doors
"'t'N' - 'NS@ nj
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
General Brisbane'S Letter

On the Principle Of Cooperative Industry as tested
by him.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

VA ANTED-A place as Cook or Cham
w bermaid Wash and Iron, by Protestant, girl
20, or recerenres Annlv sf "a Jau,cs.st n3 2ts
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

DOOk-KEEPING CA young man who
has leisure evenings willing to take Charge OF a SET
ot hooks Address Books, I5 st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

NXTANTED-Onc or two Rooms turn-
w shed or not with basement, by lady and gentle
men with two chldren in the house OF small respectable
family. Address W. Johnston At this office, stating location
,., 81. nS OF
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

DOARD-A family Or few single gen
einan OF good moral, can have board shd spacious
rooms in private family very desirable acasion, Ol
East Broadway. House and apartments unusually plea
.ant and apTepale n3 ol'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
=qTuE SUBSCRIBER informs bis friends

fa VILE SUbSChl - III luiOI iuS uio lltChuo
and the public that be- is now opening lresh supply
Of English and Domestic Har Merchants aud bonse
kecpcrs r find their interest 10 call aud examine
prices and quality Anops the assortment may be Ionnd
superior article ot English Coal Hods from " to IL IOe
'rea Trays and Walters, from = TO ~ ~ .el.
Composition Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans;
Britannia Tea and Coffee POts-American and Engnsii
Plated and German Silver Spoons
Britannia, brass ani Japan Lamps,
&c.
Cnt Na,s Sc ae SIMEON p. SMITH,
&c ' a7 Asidsn-aue. near Pearls.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
MISS ORAM'S BOARDING AND

As lSS OhANl DOANDiiSo Ni'D
lyA DAY SCHOOL will be opened on Thursday, S'h
September at No. 66 Hammond street.
Mr. aud Mrs. RLEEcxgR for mary years Mt illr heaa OF
popular Female Seminary in Hesirheser County aesoo
i,rd with Miss Dram OF this City, having tnken the eSen
ve Mansion NO 66 Hammond.street, viii opesa Boarding
Day School Tor Young Ladies on Thurs,iay sept 6tI
The iirg and grounds elegance, convenience ana
ea!,hy location, surpassed by any similar sllu'
;inn in the city.
Miss DRAM with assistants III attend TO the instruction
of the Young ladies, and the domestic department VIII be
;,n,Ier the supera,endence of Mrs Beecker. SIT
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

DOARDlNG.-A handsome parlor and
,uo o,ber desirable aDsuren,., with board for the
season. may be had quiet and comfortable family and
on reasonable terus by applying at 81 Varcksreet, 10
Mrs r. b. Freeman The house 81 door iroom 81 JOINS
Park and Immediately the route OF the Greenwich
R,..r Will he exchanged. O&9 blN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

pOARD-A Gentleman aud his VIE, or
9or si,gIe Gentleman can be handsomely accom-
moda,ed with pleasant Rooms and Board by applying at
No l26 Henry.ss. References eIchanged. o-E ="
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

TVNO. BhKERS-~ Partner Wanted-At
the old stand of the late firm OF Hurtis smith, No
130 Fulon.st ookyn, practical Baker competent 10
take charge of Baking department. The premises are
now provided with all the necessary fixtures and lie tuS
ness in successful operation The location as business
tasd is not interior IN any IN city, and The opportunity
tor an enterprsng young would he very favorable
one None need apply unless thoroughly acquainted WIN
the business and able give uue1ceponable references as
10 ;n,oor;,v and Good moral character ol9 lwt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
TOROFEssOR BAsSET's Oral and

DROF'ESSOR BASSET'S Oral and
& Analytical System OF French. Taught without books
y his residence, 49 Broadway entrance lst
Gran-si Those who wish 10 acquire the French
Language With and facility will find tbs new > Stem
ol To surpassed by any that has been ntroduced
The language taught grammaticay without books This
peaking easily acquired by this method and the pu-
p nd, from the t lesson improvement both ~ speakng
ensuing oferen! evening classes will be pras.d
call 10 enter their names Terms payable quarterly iu
advance.
b. The Professor can only be seen before ? A NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

$10 REWARD Gold Col. = Watch Va and
ron yesterday afternoon 10 raise money from OF the
clerks of the Atlantic Insurance Company The young
man entered the office but has not since been seen II is
thoupbt Iavton left for Boston. n3 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

DRACTiCAL BOOKKEEPING and
PENMANSHIP.--Tbr City Commercial School, NO.
Il Allen street will commence IFS regular Evening Session
lo Lads Young Indies and Gentlemen on Monday The slt
inst Mercantile, Arithmetic, Penmansp and BOOK hffp-
Iicn will be given all the ssd branches The Day school
Of this Institution divided into three Departments each
having experienced teachers which are taught the olId
and Ornamental Branches, including Music on The Fiano
Forte and the French Language.
O79 lwt CliAS. Wm. NlCfOLS, TTWCiPd. =
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

EJHE PRINCIPAL of Female Semi
nary in the Country sd.sirous OF procuring teacher
oi Music and Drawing, reside in the family upon mod
crate saory Any lady wishing The .ituation may apply
without delay a, col Ninth between the hours Of :nd
IN A NJ and 2 and i T. NJ NJ ST
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-28
NOTICE.

TYNHE undersigned respectfully inform thel
L friends and the public, that they have asso'
ciated themselves in copartnership for the pur'
pose of transactng
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS,
in Scot,sville and Richmond.
= The business in Scottsville will be conducted
under the style and firm Of a. Whitmore, 81 Co.,
and at Richmond, in the namo of J. J. Faris Il
Co. Having secured at both places, Lumber
Houses Immediately on the Canal, they are ena-
bed to receive goods and produce free Of drayage.
Strict personal attention will be given to receiv-
ing and forwarding goods, and to the selling of
all kinds of produce consigned to their care.
j. j. FARIS,
A. WHITMORE.
N. ID. Weintend keeping on hand supply Of
all the staple articles in the GROCERY LINE,
which we will sell on the most accommodating
terms for cash, or barter in exchange for country
produce. We will at all times give the highest
market price for flour.
A. WHITMOI1E, & Co.
Scottsville, Aprl2l.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-28
THE WIFE.

1t needs not guilt TO break husbands heart I;
the absence of content; the mutterings of spleen;
the untidy dress and cheerless home, the forbid
ding scowl, and deserted hearth these and other
nameess egects-without crime among them,
have narrowed 10 the quick the core of many a
man, and planted there, beyond the reach of cure,
the germ of dark despair. Oh may woman, be-
fore that sad sight arrives, dwell on the recollec-
lions OF her youth, and cherishing the dear idea of
that tuneful time, awake and keep alive the pro-
misses she then so kindly gave and though she
may be the injured, not the iniurinp one-the for
gotten not the forgetful wife-a happy alusion to
that hour of peace and love--a kindly welcome TO
comfortable home-a smile Of love to Danish
hostile words-a kiss Of peace to pardon ali the
past, and the hardest heart that ever locked itself
within the breast Of selfish man, will soften to
her charms, and bid her live, as she had hoped,
her years in matchless bliss-loved, loving and
content-the soother Of the sorrowing hour-the
source OF comfort. and the spring ofjoy.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-28
FARMERS 1oox AT THIS !.

IVU>HOSE wishing to procure the most simple
l. cheapest and best BEEHIVE. ever invent
ed, can now do soby applying to WM. ID. COOKE
at the Virginia Institution for The Deaf and
| Dumb.
The combined advantages Of inclined planes,
the boxes and slides afordng every facility to
remove at any time the surplus honey from the
hive, without destroying the bees, or the danger
of single sting-the security afforded in closing
the BEES i'm the HIVE, and removing them from
place to place after they are hivcd the cheapness,
and simplicity of its ccnstructlon-and above all
ITS certain protection against the depredations oil
the MOTH and other intruding insects, strongly
recommend it to the favorable attention OF all
those who wish to make the raising OF Bees pleas
ant and profitable.
"HALL'S PATENT SELF-PROTECT1NG
BEE-HINE," has received the first premium for
two successive years, at the Agricultural and
Horticultural Fairs in Massachusetts and Con-
necticut.
These hives will be kept ready made at the
Cabinet shop oi the Virginia Institution for the
Deaf ana Dumb at Staunton.
All orders by mail or otherwise will be prompt
ly attended TO.
The subscriber alone, Is authorized TO sell
rights in the following counties viz Hardy,
Hampshire, Shenandoah, Page, Rockingham,
Augusta, Rockbrdge, Bath Botetourt, Allegany.
Greenbrier, Fayette, Logan, Tazewell, Mercer,
Monroe, Giles, Montgomery, Floyd, Grayson, !
Nyihe, Slnythe, Washington, Russell, Scott, and
Lee. WIN. ID. COOKE.
April 81, lSia.-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-28
Thorough Connection
BY STAGE & CANAL BOATS THROUGH TO RICHMOND.

z FAVE Stanton Mondays, Wednesdays and
~ Fridays in Farish's stage and sup in Scots
vile at J past p. M.-and go on board of the
boats at O'Clock, and into Richmond, Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday, to dine at say, past 2
p. NJ, and odencr than J past 2. Passengers
will find this mode Of travelling the most com
Portable, safe and cheapest and on their arrival
IN Richmond will not be left TO find their way
to the Hotels and Boarding Houses at midnight (;
but can rest comfortably in their ber;hs until a
proper hour for rising in the morning. Passen-
gers Tor Lynchburg can take the up Boat which
ais9 arrives at Scottsville at IL 81, and arrives
at Lynchburg the same night.
RETURNING
r, LEA Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at g p. NJ, arrive at Scottsvjle TO dinner
next day, and at brooksville, p. NJ, leave
brooksvllIe next morning at o'clock, and arrive
at Stanton by 10 A. NJ, connecting with the
Stage routes out of Stanton.
BOYD, EDMONDS e. DAVENPORT.
~ Extras furnished when necessary.
hpril 4.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-28

To bIsssrs Jacob Moore, James j. glgore- aJo,,r of
Isaac Moore decd. John ZimJro and Noru b;ys
toye, Joitn Thomas aud ,o1e, Peter Lopru and
to3e, and Thomas Harris and ,ojfe.
on are hereby notified that on Friday the 9Th
day OF May. 1912, at the Clerks Office of the
county court of Mercer in the State of Kentucky,
we snail proceed to take the dispositions of Betsy
Moore and others to be read in evidence in q su;,
pending In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanccry for Augusta county, Va, in which,
Matthew White is plaintiff, and we are co-defen-
dants with you. lfsaid dispositions shall not be
completed on said 9th Of May, the taking of the
same Will be adjourned from day to day, until
completed. Yours. &C.,
JOHN Il. DUNN,
ANN DUNN, a.
MARY JANE MOORE, g.
HANNAH MOORE,
6y y. c. Kinney, Mei, guardian nd Item.
March 81. ISi2.-9t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-28
0AGM,Ni2sn IAEIN@0

rsrHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has recon-
menced his business at "Qulet Retreat" on the
Farm recen,ly owned by Capt. Joseph Points,
y miles from Hebron Church, and Eve niles
from Mlddiebrook. lie will endeavor to keep on
hand supply of ready made work, such as ia
BLES. BUREAUS, SlDEBOARDS, BED
STEADS, &c.-and will make any work to or
der with promptness and despatch. Having a
genteel liearse, he will hold himself in readiness
to convey Collins to any part of the county on
tie shortest notice.
He respectfully soicits share OF public pat
ronage. DAVID CILKESON.
April 90, is o.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-28
OBITUARY..

DIED on the 10th, at his residence in Chesterfield
Col LAWSON BuRroor, late Treasurer of the Common
monwcalth-an old and faithful public servant
DIED, near Middle River on the 10Th instant Mrs
ANN Scorr, consort of James Scott.
DIED, the 9th of March last, in the SD year OF
his age, of paralysis DAVID WHITE for many years an
nhabitant OF Grcenvc, in this County, leaving family
and large circle OF acquaintanccs lament him. MIR.
White bore his illness with much designations and in his
death gave evidence of hope of future happiness. May
He who c.pcrs the wind the shorn lamb
consolation to his bcrcaved widow and children
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-28

Among the passengers by the Great Western
was Mr.. Carlo Ghega, Chief Engineer of the Aus
trian Rail Roads. He was sent here by the En-
peror of Austria to examine our Rail Roads, and
the progress made in Steam Engines Mr. Che
ga has been to England on the same mission, and
expresses great admiration for Norris Steam
Engine which no tho inoli.,od plano he-
tween Birmingham and Gloucester. We have
no doubt that this distinguished stranger will re-
ceive every facility from our countrylnen in OBJ
tanning the information which he seeks.