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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

COMMUNICATED
Ata Meeting The Patrick Henry Society, hd on Saturday
cy.nlas I J.Ira.y 1872 the follow ing preamble and resou
ri adopted:
Ts oce Eeai wit, the deepest sorrow q! 'he death of
one nf it, members NEwrns aiicHE, Esq ihert lore,
Rr.oc1 That: ~ ra1iy fnd nf nr friend and fellow
member, e State HIS lost mcst valuable zs Tue fioeiop
wl,s.i belonged rsc ta!cEs aEd virtues We're an
ror Society prop and osn1nent nni his family and
friends cherished object whose acr ran never tie supplied
and u hose loss viii e i.mfn,r!
Rceo:rfd 1iat tender Lis ieeafe! wife and relatives
AMI heal-i sympathy, 10 ih 10 Them and
.1a:5iiop
Resided, That viii tie ua badge Of mourning for
tIy day.. and that copies II .so.uans be- seEt TO Hr
Plrck iei.e and ai,s Niche aud pubi;.he!
cry papers md pe cato aE that this society I'D
loI:n
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

message from the Senate, by their Clerk was
read; stating that they had passed the Bills, entitled
An Ac, incorporating the Norfolk Seaman's Friend
Society
weallhs right TO a lot Of land therein mentioned
An Act changing the time of holding The first quar-.
tey of the Hastings Court of the of Peters
burg.
terly term Of the County Court of York county
An Act authorizing the officers Of Patrick Henry
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC PrPi'cLICaNs OF AMELIA
meeting Of tie Drnoea'ie Republicans nf Tie coun, e
hEs fla it! b. held IL Amelia Court House, b.!
eG instant, that ens Court day, .r lie rp"e Il aJioa:
Delegates the County in Dent Stale
lion be held in the City Richmond h day s h
ne,, and Ter other important purposes full meeting Is sy
he,ira.c.
January 10, ls.7. MANY VOTERS.
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c. A meeting Of The Democratic Members OF TIE
General Assembly will be held III The ball oi The House
Of Delegates this evening At ocl'ck. iui' meet
ino ia ,eouested a. subjects Of much interest are ex
,ec,ed 10 be discussed MASY MEMBERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

ID !tts.
Bird fonda, morning. iC:i u.s. o'i,ca AT, an
Of wc!vr ihr. Ii.n-sy, t.i-;er III Dr. L.
l.. Carmichael, asrd7 years and months.
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HoYT & CO.'S OFFICE,

Uaitr Tie Eekangt Rad! Re!.m0nd Prsina
nGiW!NG of Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class 4, rwa in
q % 81 "a 5 44 81 / 70 q 70 -
Whole ckc Nos % a. pize Il 500 il lie "hnys. i
aad cas.ed ~ H0iT 20. A-o sev' raj Other goc! ,s,
sold and flashed
~ u. y. splendid Scheme published 81. 18th N
Jam "a .o--l.
DRiNTING ISK-We shall have constantly on hand fna
spIly DuTart's Printing Ink al r1ador.is
prizes.
Enquirer cdee, Starch TO- 1875, ivl
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600


These estimates have been made in conjunction with
the Auditor Of Public Accounts and rs lie data are
small and insufficient they cannot be pronounced as
accurate hut are believed 10 be within tie limit They
are thrown forward, Sir, as my own individual conr'-
button towards the ways and ,neans OF supplying lie
DEFICIENCIES Of the public revenue now invite others
TO hrinn their contributions 10 the common stock Al!
that hope from nine IS that they Will acst something
wiser and better that the public burhens may be- rem
dered NOR, inst and more equal, as cannot doubt they
will be by the superior wisdom OF this House. Whuer'
can be recovered of the interests due from the joint stock
companes viii 90 swell this amount, and lessen the
taxation or ihis, cannot say that have very San
rune hope On the other hand, oil payments for the
James River and Kanlwha Company will swell the de-
felt, and increase The 10 be raised by taxation
TIE Investigations into the concerns Of that company
will probably elucda!e this point. If have not mis-
understood the condition oF their Attire, from The cur
sorry views hich have taken Of them, this loss will
probably te avoided
mus, urge farther, the justice and equity Of The
principles sci forth in The report and resolutions of the
Committee. The holders of'state stock canno, COM
plain for our action will probably raise the value Of
the stock by re- establishing The credit of the Stale
from twenty forty dollars, and they will have TO pay
two and quarter per cent, their dir iden ds
These stocks will b. the abundan, of repen'sh-
ing the specie oil your banks, aad relieve them from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

p'he CONSTITUTIONAL CT RRESCf, and VT the en,lem,c
ahd his constituents are dborug under the evils of ,
worthless paper currency, il is attributable 10 his o,
course ~ these matters, not mine The gentleman i
''cfe EASILY pleased in that respect than am or.
should hlhk At least from his vote few DAVIS since
On tic smal! note bill
'iI hl02 animated that If he was sure that ht
e' 'e other day with the majority against repeating
wa" section oil the law which authorizes the sheriffs
Tue twenty counties to receive Wheeling money in sale
'ouhVes III payment OF the public dues, he would now
move reconsideration as he was in favor NJ ono,I;n
such section He might, under msapprcbensop r. vt
voted against the repeal tie would therefore NOV,
10 ADJOURN, so rs to allow members TO examine ,hei
'o,rs The motion for adjourn,nen, was lost
hf Bko"S of 7. called Tor the previous question:
Which sustained
W. B'Vf called for the ayes and noes
ihe whole question was indefinitely postponed by thf
i'oming vote: 'N
,l4fs ,rsars 'lallennn, (Speakrr,) I.eake Of Al
IFl"a'!r' Mann, Cooke, Powell Of Amherst, Brooke
ls,'~4er' Wingfield, Mitchell, Tsyenner, Stanton
,'erelih, BHck. HUBBARD, Bocock, Toler, Nowlin
:; '.! Dtn"is, Hancock Brondus, Irving, Brown o
a. y " Garne,t, Smith OF Fauquer, Stockton
,'u'e; Ialaierro, Robins, Ca!well, Jones Stoval!
hi4'sr!, Smith of HARRISON n'Rae, King, Parks, Wal
%3' hdmond' of l. 4 r Marshall, Kidwell, Martin
'"t' OF NJ J, Jiggi,s, Northng,on, Tanzey, Adair
"'''" ., Aansemcnd, Watts, Ta,sm, Y-rby. Rice
p,sr'' ttsngion Davis Of 0. & G., Cr,z, Boiling,
ne' bennett, Hopkins, Brown of Preston Dey Da
e ~ % n"ncc George, Brawner, Srcther, Daniel OF
fila hq'weN, Moore of Rockbrdge, Spark Cru,ch-
W. heotman, Warren, West, Lewis, Nea-75.
ross, :, less Bird Of Bah snodgrass, Wilson,
dg"eIol fGltfax, Rnsl Deskins, Wood. Byrd of Fro
" french, Leake OF Goochand, Carroll. Bue.
C,t s'' Niles, Bowden, Gal'aher, Davis of X s. @
'nra''er, Miller Of l. Banks, Wade, Bird of PEN
h4"' llman, Anderson. Storm. White Of Rock
Co.s' psneaie, Coo'cs, Coman, K4nc, Tate, Spots.
pSHh, Leliwtch-35
'"' i'ase thea adjaarned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

Sinking fund and deficiency, as previously
stated,
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H. FaEDAY meRRIRts, sEPTEMRER rs, 1913

picated difficulty and danger, no man ever
surpassed, and which procured for him, by sol
emn decree OF the national gratitude, the title OF
the Father Of his Country
But eminent as were the intellectual powers
and accomplishments of NIr. Legare, they formed
by no means the most distinguished part OF his
public character. 1t was the high moral tone so
vslbly impressed on all his actions his disdaln of
every thing low, and mean, and narrow, the CON-
handing elevation of his principles and views, the
lofty Splnt Of personal honor the magnanmous
courage and selfrehance of conscious virtue,
which made him truly great. What the greatest
OF Irish orators so impressvely said OF the first OF
Brush Statesmen, with suitable notifications,
may be justly said OF Legare. No State CHI
canery. no narrow system Of vicious politics. no
idle contest for mere party victories. regardless Of
principle ever sunk him to the vulgar level of the
so-caled great but resoute, conscientious, TN
daunted and unseduced bis object was ever the
glory, liberty, and happiness of his country-his
means were truth, integrity, patriotism and honor.
A character, thus marked by the prominent and
dazzling traits which enlist public admiration and
applause, set Off by all those mllder, but not
less winning qualities which inspire affection and
esteem, and which i've to human life its highest
charm and sweetest attraction. He was the de-
Light and the, ornament of the society he fire.
quented. The spirit and brilliancy OF his con-
Versa'lon were, unremtt!ng and unsurpassed. His
manners were of the most perfect tone, uniting
the dignity ARA elegance of the gentleman with
the cordality and playfulness of the companion
and the friend. He had cultivated with no small
success taste for the fine arts, whose happy IN
fuence it is to humanize and soften, without en-
ervatng the character But above all, his heart
was warm, noble, generous, and true, dcspising
every form OF indlrection and meanness-enl-
bracng, with the strong atiinites Of kindred
spirit, whatever was lofty in principle, magnanl-
nous in sentiment, or vlrtuous IN acton-enter-
ing with the warm and unrestraned etfuslons OF
childhood itself, into the lovely sympathics and
affections Of domestic lde-and in friendship ever
firm, faithful! and devoted. But "reminiscences
such as these are too intimately connected with a
yet bleeding sense OF an lrreparable personal loss
to be obtruded upon the public eye; and the sa-
cred curtain, which the hand OF an awful and
mysterious Providence has let fall upon the
cherished hopes and affections of the heart, must
remain farther undisturbed K.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

GOAL YARD, No. IU7 Anthonv-street, near
~ Broadway The subscriber having the Yard formerly
cuped BY Williams Ferguson, for III sale Of Goals you'd
his friends and customers toge:he, with the customers
OF the Yard tina; he has hand aud for SALE Peach
Orchard Rcd Ash Coal OF superior ay Of The broken
Kitchen Ranges; Also TO. sale. Livepoel (Ore) Le,igh
Lackawana and White Ash Coal The usual dednction Ill
be made hose receiving Coal direct from the vessel
As persons have the convenience for ans IN nnt
small quantities the subscriber ready contract 20 supply
agreed upon.
The subscriber having been Cor many years engaged the
rrais with the late firm OF Henry Stokes & Co.. feels confident
,h.t he capable Of selecting his ssrls!e tina;
will give satisfaction. T. STOKES DICEERSON,
s3 fw le7 Anthony street rear OF Broadway tabernacle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

y w. FEEKS' CLASSIC AND ENGLISH
y. SCHOOL, go Broadway (near Suyyesant instituted
Will be re-openei on MONDAY, 9Th September;
TEActtKRs.-C. (. Wsshbu.n A NJ tatelya tutor IN
Amherst College, Latin and Greek a. Pcstux French;
Purcell. Drawing: w. Dawson Penmanshp; W. b. Brad
bury Vocal Music.
The English and Mathematical Departments Will De under
the supeiigtendence Of the Principal.
Circulars containing terms SC may be had application
TO Nh Bgani, els Broadway the Principal aust #
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[,ACKAWANA COAL,
COAL. COAL! COAL

COAL. COAL! COAL!
u,HE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
/ having been removed is now permanently located az The
well known stand corner of Greenwich and ChrsOphescs
where the propetos receiving and will
receive direct from thei. coefes owned By themselves the
choicest quality of Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal which they
promise sell AZ least lover than aGy in the city
The business Of the ard VIII De conduct by the subsc
bers and they solicit the patronage of the public their old
customers and friends. Coal By the caro-.
note through The Post Office viii
WIN. DAVIS,
mv5 sm JAS FERGUSON.
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p0ARD.--A family or few single gentlemen Of
- good morals have board and spacious rooms phi
ftmllya very desirable location, l5 East Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

4 CAkD.-Parents desrous of thorough and
expeditions system OF classical for their child
rel, are hereby notied that the Rev JAMES MlLLETT,
q NJ has opened h classes for the Fall term. Young
tlemen prepared for admission any OF Coeyes
Mr ols experience Teacher for u year;-the last
which he has spent the schools OF Rev Dr. ask Rev
Messrs Huldart and Noris-he pupils ia Their
collegiate and his having Obtained the highest classical
houors the University Of Dublin afford that the
reasonable exrec acns OF his pupils viii not be disappointed
Apply personally, letter At his residence, Filteentht
near Thin; avenue east OF Union square. 5ll st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

4 PRIVATE FAMILY, lS6 East Broadway.
a viii accommodate one single persons, 5,na
family. With pleasan, Rooms and board. References e1.
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Will be delivered for or any part oft daEs
he cemiGS season, and good city boEd and mSrSases Re
eivsd IN aayrlent Address lime" Trlhune Ofhce s! n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

LiNIE-Orders lett az ]. D. Mil
ers Dr. Goods Store 42, Broadway will receive pGopt
steatiop. F!cs 81 per caSk of 300 lbs.
eff ABIJSH SMITH, tho only ulannfAetarey
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no PRINTERS AND PUBLISEERS.-A S
TAYLOR formerly Foreman for r. Hoe x Coz he, nls
!atey mede sea Improvements In The Napier Prlnng P.
cali ard of his presses the Office of h J.
here be IN operation from 20 o'clock 7.
ii. daily.
H,ias established himselfa. No. 81 E!ridgfs,reg'
CITY OF Newly ok he prepared 20 e.ecutr ~ sr.
necessary for printing Office bi3dety y hut noee %
good terms other esiablishlaHt IA the L St.
y. B. obbins work ard iepaira. lone short notice
0ae secou hand double Napier Pess haud zn6 io sale
chcIpas above slS I'M
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pOaRD-A pleasant paror and bedrooms can be
u had b. gentleman and his lads with board. at i9 Or
ehard street. References exchanged sill 2l..
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WHOLE no. 75s.

MISS SAGAR AND MISS BALLOW viii
,,an their Boarding ard Day School for Young La
dies At No 10 Abiou Place, Fourth st.set or MONDAY Sep
tember IL auSO SweOG'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

DERTH AAlBOY SEMINARY = Scientific.
Mathematical and Ciassica!.-The Principals uliy aierd
their School shall BE- second 70 point OF merit The
Winter Session will commence on Monday November6.
Terms moderate, accordance with the TINES Circulars
with testimonials references be had Of John S
''' $ f. WOODBRIDGE,
sosv s G. WOODBRIDGE.
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DRlNTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS
i Nos, g aud q G9l4;sreet; Nsw;York...Apn 1873
me Press Machine and Saw haGuiacory, IN consequence
81 the addition OF new and p oye machinery the ,,l-E.
aud the reduction the OF materials aid labor,
bied reduce the pIces OF thelI Presses and of Pm
eS and BeIs materials generay VIII be se by then
newly printed Crcu!ar, which they bg leave 10 refer
This Establishment still under the personal supeEute
dence OF Richard NJ Hoe and Robst Hoe and they
heir friends the reduction prices.
all articles manufactured BY this Establishment shall
the hgh reputation which they have hitherto sustained Il
M also b. Relrcousint sndearOr improve the quality Of
rhs every particular. They fatei themselves also tia;
their old friends will only rOntue their ayors, but that
Printers generally will appreciate then endeavor 20 furnish
he very best articles at barely remunerstng prices
Orders from any pat O the couutry for all ARTICLES used by
pTiuters BinG.is, including Tyre Ink, Paper etc. Will b.
executed with the greatest and pSomptnde and Oh the
best
Jobbing work and repairing will be done at helowest
bic prices with every attention aud expedition.
\. BAH articles manufactured b. this Establishment
viii be stamped r. Hoe Co.. that persona from abroad
may be imposed upon with spurious articles, made in
;ation OF theirs
Printers newspapers who publish this advertisement with
this note three before the OF July next and send
OF their papers will be entitled payment Of thar bill
on buying four times the Amount o'it a2eu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

QG0 CASKS OF LINE, of good quality; $50
wv casks OF North River Lime.
I29 barrels " good Hydr, Ulic Cement.
100 hlGs, OF uuslacked Lime, los manure.
Any pert will De- sold exchanged FOR SrocsriSs
goods clc!eTy, hardware. holicwas, CARPETS iu!utucs
az The Tribune SfH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

pEV ]. T. MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
IL SCHOOL-cOmer of Clinton and Pacific streets Brook
lynn This School will reopen the LIST day .! September.
Punctua attendance of the pupils Is requested
The OF Instruction this institution full ami tho,
rough embracing the English Classical Mathematical aud
Scientific Branches Strict attention is paid to the formation
Of the moral we'll intellectual character Of pupils. The
first employed the several departments and the
mode OF Instruction continued which has so long given sas-
faction.
The limited number OF pupils will be received into the
Principals family, and receive the care OF parent.
Circulars stating terms &c. be had Application at
he CHURCH Depository No 20 Johs or at The bookstore
Mr. a. V. Blake, Fulon-st. New York, and at Mr. A NJ
WiIdsr's Bookstore, 81 Fulton-s Brooklyn. an3otf
THE MISSES TILDEN'SsBOARDING AND
/ DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies, at jamaica Plain
four miles from Boston, Mass, at reduced terms.
Board and tuition including the English, French and Latin
languages $500 per Instruction In music from Y
10 500 and $50 te m according the teachers employed In
Drawing and Dancing $40 For any other language
accomplishment the charges will be reasonable The au
lmn term Sept 18th. The pupils attend the
Episcopal Cong esaonal Churches, be desired
fhe vicinity of Jamaica Plain TO Boston, affords every
cty for obtaining the best Teachers the city affords While
beautiful and retired situation OF the School renders
culiarly attractive To both parents and pupils.
7, f.n,o. :, ,,m,;c, plain }CHARLEs W GREEN, Esq.
references Ill 'an'aic" 'aiH' STEPHEN Nj. WELD ESD
Hon. JOSEPH TILDES,
Boston, HoH ABBOTT LAWRENCE,
REV. E. S. GASNErT.
(HoN. Moses H. GuISNELL,
's New York, WM. EMERSON, Esq.
au28 2awJwA Mr. j. B. BRIGHT.
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'. THOMPSON; Principal.

YOUNG LADIES BOARDING AND DAY
L SCHO0L.Nlrs BAILEY respectfully informs her pa
irons and the public that she will Se-opea her Seminary
No 10 Carroll Place, Bleeckerstre Thursday the m
September next The stem of Instruction is pursued
formerly, and the sam; Teachers employed aided b5 9TH
ers of similar ability Mrs Bailey so!ci,s the patronage Of
ios, who disposed TO give their daughters solid aud
compiished education.
French ,,oyeruess wanted. Apply as above su2S In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, at 81
- Riving,on-strest.
Also Select School for small Boys separate from the Fe
male School.
Zach department. provided with distinct Teachers and all
under the supervision CT the PziGcipa!.
Tens suit The times.
- I'M V THOMPSON. Pr;pciual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

w An l fie--A Partner with $500 cash.-Any
psison sS,lns that rasart invest it IL bosine.s
which Pays *vo cent The business we'll established
No ly.s2 esF si as .hs upes he has The moyy At
to make uiseif useful. Adires line 10 s II o. 81
ice OF ,hiS paper. xo,S
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THE TRIBU N e:
HU CHI S. LEG ARE

LATE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

TOAL! COAL.-At 2l5 West street, lower cor
Red Ash and Boadnountan Grey Ash Coal Broken, Egg,
Stove and Nut Sizes handsomely screened and delivered
part Of the City free Of fsose At TIL very iow stEs.
ceved at Sugar Refinery % Leonard street. and at the
Yard 50 cents deduction made if delivered from boats
Si2 I'm. TYLER s MAPES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

HT~ Sylvnnia Association .-Ofice No. 25
Pine St third story Open from 10 a. NJ and from 10
?. NJ Information cheerfnlly given The Constitution
Given -ivi0 tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, II Amitv-St
y This School VIII be reopeued Monday The 4h Sept
Consisting OF only limited number of pup design Is
offer to parents the of giving their thorough pre-
counting house colI.Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

MRS. ROBINSON, fashionable Clear Starcher,
'Is Mercer ST. 9Th door above Srins St En'hIo,teIies
shawls Merm6s Foular Silks Mouse III dc lanes,
Table Covers &c cleaned. SO I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

on the very ground Of his acknowledged preemin-
ence IN the attalnments Of elegant literature. The
same Gothic prejudice, we learn from contempt
rary memorials, boldly called in queseion the legal
abilities Of Lord Mansfield, and was humorously
satlrl2ed at the time in some lines of Pope, IN
which the poet represents two heavy sergeants OF
the Temple, "who deemed each other oracles OF
law exulting with a grave self.complacency, IN
the fancied profoundness of their own legal at
tdlnments, while
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

gg Elegant Nutria Eur Hats
Ordinarily termed Beayer) al the low price of 81 sa'
go psyos short nap of Prussian Moleskip al s. Tes.s
Hats eea IN durability and lastre e those 500 al d.
auSo Inns BROWN, Practical Halter, ItS Casai-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

w Az IED--l0o pairs second hand Type Gases
iG exchange Tor Printing Materials
sis 81 WELLS < WEBB, 20 Ann.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

DEACH ORCHARD RED ASH COAL from
the well known Salem VEN of all sizes screened and de
yeed from the boat yard below the market prices Liv
erpoo 81 5Lehigh ST 50. No second quality Of
Coal-No Agents. All Coal weighed by City Weigher.-
argoes sent up North and East Rivers reduce rate
Yard 5Oi Washington ST. near Spring. ~
au2 ON OUEhSSEf q ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

In his letters on the stud, Of History addressed to LORD
ngbroke after speaking OF The profession of the law as IN
It's the nohest and beneficial to mankind IN it
abuse and abasemen; the sodd aud The most PERM
cous makes The following remarks, admirable alike cf
their eoquence and truth There have been lawyers that
orators philosophers, hstoransere have been Ba
and Ciarndons my lord There will Re none such ANY
fame prevails ayacs and till fGd leisure and
encouragement prepare themselves for The exercise OF
this profession BY climbing up the vantage ground so
beir lives below mean but auiu application al The
tle arts of chicane Till this happsu, the profession OF
the law will scarce deserve be aaked learned
grounds ,owhich climb metaphysical aud the
other historical knowledge"
Two most able and learned tracts The Constu.
tioaa History OF Greece and the Democracy of Athens, the
other on the Orga History and Influence Of Roman Legs
istion are here more particularly alluded 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15

DOGERS'S GYMNASIUM, Nos. 10, II and 10
II Canal street near Broadway-Th splendid establish
men The most complete of the kind the United States
is now open for the reception of pupils and gynasis from
o'clock, A. VI. until TO- P. NJ.
Sparrnz and Fencing taught large apartment attached
the Ynnaaium competent and experienced Professor
Parents and guardians of boys and all who appreciate the
benefits resulting s Of these invited 10
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