The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27
SAINT vINcENT's ORPHAN ASYLUM.

AZ an election held on the 5th instant the follow
ing ladies were chosen Managers of the Iusiitri.
Tor ths ensuing year, VIZ;
Mas. NrwNAS, Mas SrrEHs
Mas. T.Lnor Nrs Ureu,
Mas. Ann Uur Nc, m 10
Mas. CnaRLrs HUI, Mas. Rrees,
MAS. susAS GRABAN.
ih VIC performance OF their annual duty the Mar
ssefs nave mad much satisfaction IN reviewing he
progress Of the institution during I'm. r,., $50. "a
IA realizing IFS present 6ourishinp edra,,s., ,g.r
the excellent arrangement OF the Sister. of C5,,,,
w whose immediate care and protection the orpFsr
are placed. Forty orphan girls. VITO mr.tt
oe'"ise oe piisbie objects OF want aud MISERY, ans
nov ENJOY ing IN Tins asylum comfortable food ana
clothing, literary Instruction. legal urnterti,r .5
Neicohe nome. They are here RECEIVING lessons ia
morality and virtue, which are illustrated and ,r
forced oy steady and imposing example alvay. be-.
iuie usu': ana which VIII, no doubt be rcmcmbtr.
co. ana VIII exert happy influence on thetr Cf.rs
conduct IN life, when they leave thatmaiernal ,.,I.
ciety 1' "-'N0''' " '''
iothc charitable community Of wssbnrton tfe
institution Is largely indebted Tor k;nd C.ei,,- a.
well as the substantial evidences az g,,J ,.tP a.,
nave on several occasions been publicly naniC.t,g
hpu Nhhe the Managers have pleasure in this ar
knoWlnd gmen', the enlightened community cannot
- mat IN return for her sympathy and
sssissahce' N; mhots community, whose common re-
putaiion and character, collectively 1. olcJ-,d g.
inc rclie OF IT, distressed, unprotected and s,Is,,r
orphans, have IN this institution s,h.t.,f,,l 49,
from constant opportunities by individuals for ass =
s,u rom witnessing dsily and hourly distress.
ing sPeotaclcs Of the destituiion and misery al NO.,
'eeied children, and Of their becoming 1nforfups,c
N'cunls OF temptation and vice. IL will be .err
therefore That this Institution Ia part (fhrrc bs
asylum ~ W ashington) not ouly stsnds m tIr
relation OF an agent or representative Of lie 49,
community, IN the discharge OF its ,acrcJ ,li,-,.
lions Of charity TO the orphan, but also as l,.5,
i've OF us Character a. humane bensyolept and
Christian people. II may also be saJ thai M. MT
=, W part ,be representative Of the humanit,
suo Violence OF The nation, since Il owes its LEGAL
existence TO the Government has rcc.i,cd 49,, 49,,
est evidences Of the fostering care of The Iec.l,
lNe ana Executive Departments. and III tbc rrg
ling arm OF It's judicial authority in the Dsirtt Of
% recent occasion, in which several l,dios v,,b
= view TO aid the asylum devised An, re, - g
'usCu''g me charitable Christian by " tea party,
y eou" ,o' nave been expected, from the smpls nj.
Wy OF the preparations, that much would have been
~ % YET alter paying all expenses, it appeared
thirty dollars " '"' NUS co ""'
10 ,he ladies who projected and SO zealouslv con.
'noted That charitable effort TO gencrops cii,yrr.
no u'en pa,ronized the helpless orphan and 10 SIR
-, Nno hoeraily gave The use Of his extensive
mo ooautilui saloon gratis for the occasion The Man
gers beg leave to avail themselves Of This opporir
NY 70 express their bcs, thanks in behalf Of he ln
Tuition W ~ D"
Inu''louss oe.,rous Of aiding this charity will end
2 either Of ,be Managers above named =, ~. = lei
ioyerness Of the Asylum. on r street AZ an tip,.
rec, channel Tor the application Of their acceptable
Herring, however small Il may be
treasures however Uncomfortable. may thus be-
=. os' At 'osis compound interest where neither rob
e's nor moth, nor rust will affect them and when
le oeposor shall be called upon by stern and ire
ocso'e decree TO embark for an unknown land,
hehce he viii never return, he Inay obtain by them
passport and tH Of troLsngc Tor the foil amount OF
= pilnc'pal and INTEREST," 10 another and better
oontry for his charity will be- remembered when
! o,net supposed actions Of merit may fail.
= Nwcrsr's AsYiuu,
Washington, June %, 1913