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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-23

- E6OLUTIONe passed II the conclusion Of d.. WET.
~ mos cosus Of lscfasss Phyuielssy. q the Tsbsa
Regarding, do. the disssnna ZION q Physiological
hnowledge paramount nstrumentay OF human health.
life virtue and happiness; therefore,
Resolved That regard the facilities for obtsing this
models and uatve apparatus a. unequaed oy aay other
known 10 us - -
subject peculiarly happy and impressive and de-
serving Of patronage
Resolved, That We recommend mothers and daushers
in particular TO avail themselves Of he facility thus offered
structure denied them bat order
cal education OF their children.
Resolved That Dr. Wieting be respectfully invited 10 re-
the of lectures this city his convenience
Resolved That We Encourage the Attendance Of wives
Esd inst, half past 2oclock exclusively to ladies.
Resolved That Gold Medal be Dr. Weting
token OF the high estimation which hold lecturss
and that collection be taken for TINT Pyrpo.s.
Resolved, That H. w. CARPENTER, q. 8. FOWLER and DR.
ing the said medal"
ARNOLD BUFFUM, Chairman.
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nR ROSS having heard hst certain persons intend usns
II his Patent Exercising Swing without permission, give
rotice that such nfrngem will UNDECIDED Thu
oprieor although determined such ega
proceednEs will neyerheess sell single rights. or the right
OF towns, countless States, liberal SWIM
be and tried IS Beecker street, sss Broadway
az tire
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,o,,r,,,pG GEO. ,; R0hLlNs, Apctionesr, !. :,

GEO. b. KOLLINS, Auctioneer.
DOSITIVE SALE OF NEW CABiNE l. FURNITURE,
on Thursday, 23d April at No IS Beesman street. Gar
will sell their entire stock Of Cabine, Furniture Of Superior
mahogany chairs maple and French bedsteads sideboards
wadobes book washstands card tables pier do aba
souche: .ecretaries hall stands work dressing and sofa "a
quality Of leaving their
purchases for few days. after the sa Of May be
undated.
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The Long Island Insurance Go.

The Long Island Insurance Go.
Capital 900 Dollars.
,osr,x,,. O,yIcE q FUkIor :raEEr, BaooxL!N.
terms This company las passed through the two greatest
ssst i've
to e system which they have always prsetsed Of limiting
Ss adjusted paid promptly hsfssofors
q Ii their in
.,smi.., F R}kEkkA sssIsss1s. President
oFTr6k6F JEFFERSON lNsyRANCE COMPANY
ATAN ELECTION foI Director. q 81. ia:tisatos for
lemsnwsTs elected such ,...
ThGn,. T. wcodTh. Arson Baker.
fhom' S0I Free, w. = joseph Alien.
Moses ics pTqHe ls!.. James lame = Holmes.
5 ts1sb q fsai.. T M,,,s. Mo nsIf
john M sass' EkSs:as s s1saS,.
H. was SEo ds 0'
OFFICE OF THE NEW York Gas LIANT Co :
THE PRESIDENT AND DIREcroks h lss' H., ,sss ds,
declared dividend Of four and half per the
the Of May The transfer book will be closed from
"a" ss s'1 'A'' n-' 'A'' G EvERITT Secretary
cHE'APEsT IND w sffSih OBSTRUCTION IN
-a's's-' l'' fBsiFsfSssffy 6 SSes;''' job" street.
az MT
'ns in Twelve osa1 F. II s%s charge
Ma s.,.roy Fi M WItns master. promise. and GU.
II no
AIy ES f Eos Il 8
Kns,s. and snoar HAsD taught S ssSDTsA
cd. 81 stawimsrc
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EDWARD FOX, 900 Broadway,
near Fulton st., opposite to the Franklin House.

CARD.
The subscriber having become interested in the abov.
house requests the OF his and
friends Orders entrusted 70 his win be attended with
promptness JAMES A. SWAIN.
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WALDO &JEWETT being abo,t to No. l6
w Warren street. will offer for sale their pre-
sent establishments No Courtland Thursday the
23d M valuable collection Of Paintings OF un
doubted originality viz
The Maculous Draught Of Fishes, by Titan; Angel
leasing Peter from prison. Gusrcno Lot and Family led by
Angel. Of sodom Rembrand, A.een;ion Of the Virgin
se Francisco Moa; Peasant Girl in Sunlight, Mul orr
gnal Head q by the master Of his me
together with variety of Paintings Sketches Prints &c.
The collection may be the day before the sale
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Wholesale dealers and agents supplied on the terms
20 3t.rc
CIRCULAR TO THE BOOK TRADE.
the Book Trade throughout the United States. that they
have established Agency Ann street, New York. for
the supply orders for every sEle in the trade
uS'h S prizes + me intention Of the Ipdesnsd
and branch the Boob as and the sdvan ages
which will thereby result to distant Dealers who require
special and immediate dispatch bestowed upon particular
and difficult orders. will be at once apparent The undeiEn-
posed favor with their bus that their
will receive attention that must necessarily give Perfect
tisfaction. H. LONG.
4. d. LONG
Mcssrs. Harper Brother.
Burgess. Stringer & Co..
"'':'' f S s ssi: Philadelphia ., ,,,.,.
TO COUNTRY BOOKSELLERS.
CfECIAL NOTICE-THE GRAEFENBERG PILL
OCOMPANY organizing efficient agencies in
town. city and village in the United States the British Pro-
West Indies and parts Of South America. A
Agents no case will druggist be employed. and there
will be but general agent town. The arrangements
Of the Graefenburg Pill Company such will insure
large sale for the Pills. and good agents will find the agency
ces the Pills will be offered for sale
until the whole system Of agencie. ID organized which will
require little time. Booksellers will find for their in
tsest to call az the office Of the comp'n, which will be for
Hall NO. II FkHNcs RHT General Xs:ns
PSIhe extraordinary virtues Of the GrSefenburg Vege-
table Pills and philosophy Of their action upon the hu
man system will July explained re-, a. an early day . Is ne
10 Brandreths Mofss other pills. and will mmedi-
ately become the leading pill Of the day. al0 6trc
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puKE WATER..sTONE 5 IMPROVED PREMIUM
Wster Filtsrs-These filters only clarity purify
the turbd water rendering perfectly salubous by d.
vestpg Of all putrld and animal matter, anmslcu-
that water impresnated with SOAP tobacco &c. &C.,
rendered perfectly tastee odor Of bright chrysta
line clear Can be and for sale Stone
and Brothers Croton Plumbing establishment 800 Broadway
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SIX CENTS REWARD

SIX CENTS REWARD.
II AN AWAY from the subscriber on the 18th nst an in
~ dsnted appreetice named SUSAN PALMER; she 10 q
stout abort g with ord complexion and asrnge
hao Of looking out OF only about fifteen
old peons forbid harboringor trusting her
count r. HALL.
soalh6eld. Staten Island. April 81. 1875. a., nsrc
RESPECTABLE young girl a situstion nerss,
and TO do good PLAIN sewing Please call at ia West
Broadway. a23 2tsrc
NN ANTED-A rrsprctable middle aged woman wishes a
w building with Offices take charge Of aud keep clean
She give undoubted references Address H. this Office
s23 3tsjs
COOK WANTED-An. American or WEIGH woman, who
Rutgers Place. Monroe street. s23lter
WANTED,
by the undersigned 6strate journeyman Barber None
acfer. JAMES GRANT Ann street.
a23 tire
WANTED-A situation by young man In wholesale
w grocery communion busness-wages mot 30 much
object employment The best Of city references
giv.n ifIequired. Apply, by note W. c., Herald ONCE
a22 sire
WANTED.
LADY wishes situation housekeeperin awidowers
"A family preferred Please direct note to the Post Once
post pa,d. T. Manden. a22 2tsr
WANTED,
the lower OF the Broadway between Lber
and Chambers for gentleman his wife, sister,
aged Is children eyed and years unfunished
or with closet attached on the third hoor with
hoard for which S52o will be given No deduction
for absence from the city. Addrsss W. B. H. No 10 Pine
street.
n. B.-Unexceptousble references will be given.
AL 3tsr
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TAKE NOTICE.
THE Subscriber having made arrangements, and considers
bly, enlarged his ready do all kinds Of
Blacksmith and Mac hine wek general ths
BILE terms. the q ortest notice.
N. B.-To Sadders and ohes-00 sets Of names hand
for sale @. BROADHURST,
aa2 lm+m ISL x $50 Spring ST.
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~ bHoWN stone oa EnGrsver and Herald Printer. 233
pliers &c. ,grsvsd on stons or brass, ladies seals ssnet
vice. Diamonds arehys, &c, bought in the rough or cut
10 any FORM Of found painted in suv svle
sa.s Canada Books II hsrady kept with upwards q
Nopoe nance - igsyN
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, LukTlS; Auc.,onssI
16 FOURTH STREET. NEAR WASHINGTON

SQUARE
JACOB s. PLATT will sell This Day. April %, the entire
furniture contained the above residence. consisting Of
mahogany sofas chairs Egyptian
marble and other tab bedseads bureaus
and made expressly order by the well known makers
Pst white figured window curtains and shades French plate
lor franklin xrues glass and plated ware oil CLOTH
table covers, hall stand, stair rods and coverings
Also, elegant piano Of superior and workmanship
The sale viii commence precisely at 10 O'Clock. with
corresponding assortment of kitchen and domestic bedroom
furniture
The above furniture having been well selected of ma
nufactur and but very short time worthy The at
tention ofpersons furnishing their dwellings.
Catalogues ready and be obtained at The place Of SALE
O % Flats. a23 ltsrc
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AWUDBMENTD.
PARK TaEATRs.
Reduction Of Prices.
Boxes . s, and ia y cents
This Evening.
VIII b sPYS sEf;rT TsN fSs T iyt Of
Sir h Es..sn ............ NJ. M kb hsslsu
TO conclude with the Farce Of ~
DONE BRO WIN.
NJ Frederick Done BrOwn. Mr. g Brett
sfss no.sl. MI nf D s,sas'
1ss Ssif o'clock and the van com
BOWERY THEATRE.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
This Evening,
The f''''I JANE T sho SianeHss with
P Puus So..r NJ / bay.a seSst
Alicia. :on,,.i: ;:;i Mrs @ Jones
SIX DEGREES OF CRIME.
M .sS nHfm..y. Mr. n psy csIas
bore. s. and iS Mira fhps
bco1. vii oSn win r.. h.f
GREENw1GNHH " THEArRE.
Corner Of HARICK& CHARLTON STREETS
Sole Proprietos $500. Messrs MYERS & ToMLINsoN
Mx sI;nS and ,s. az MYERs
b pss.y TSM IL !spS
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
orehesra Bone. iXdmi,.:ioul. " each
Balcony; ....... tFint Iier)... 50
Upper boxes..... rs cts
This Evening, 1890 60
rA'Rtlsf HTTxS VII p sSTHfpfs y'A
'GSi s1y D0a'.,n' MIR: ii H i.SsSwoa dill
To be- followed by the Farce OF i'"e'"ooo
NEW NOTIONS.
Wheeler Y
TO conclude with
THE HOUSE DOG.
Bsttv S;.: ga, b 81. as
Doors open 7oclock-Curtain rises ~ O'Clock pre-
cisely.
nox office open daily from 10 AM to clock NJ when
Private Boxes and be secured tickets purchased
ON application to Mr.. Draper.
MISS M. ADAIR
the honor inform her friends and the public h.t she
IL will give her Frat Concert Rutgers Institute Mad
street. near Clinton.) the Evening Of THURSDAY,
April 23d when she will be assisted by the following talented
MIS- Mss sg9 LARSON, MIR MR. Il L RxANMSsHborroM
SlGNOR BINI. Guitarlst
SIGNOR ROLLO, Futist, and
MIR HUNTLY,
Who will perform Solo ON the Accordion.
Mr.. OLDFIELD will preside at the Piano.
Tickets so cents to be had Of Miss Adar No "a Willett
at Dunigans Bookstore Isl Fulton Mr. Gains
Grand and Alton streets Mr. Cabncys Bookstore, ISL D.
vision street; Mr. scuy 46 Prince street. and the door,
Doors open quarter past7 Concert commence
~. No nn.nora,rar, 90 ,ts,c
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M. LEVETT, DENTIST.

MORE HARM results from bungng performances OF in
w competent Dentists than the public Of IL
of the greatest importance that all branches of the Dents
should be and undersandngiy prscced TO those
whe think with US we recommend Mr. Levett, OF
Broadway and Warren street the introdueer Of the insertion
Of Artificial lncogptoe Teeth the principle Ct
pheric pressufe.-Noahs Weekly Messenger.
as lrsr
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he WILLARD W. ". SHIRLEY, Auesioneer.,

H. +. WILLARD & W. ". SHIRLEY. .Auesionser..
ys their nal attention to Il: hGn:s
: q ks o
Es ieS d It,
Az ps. e o IN NO. ali
&H REwARD-Lo.. Wednesday, APRIL 18th, the Por.
s::s 4: :S::
ST. CHARLES HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. Q.
FOR SALE, the Lease, FurpuEs asd Fixtures Of this
The has from December last with the
N. % S. q Of its to III.
Capitol ard also proximity % The RsrOsd DEPOT being q
The Of the building such would make
R.tauIsnt in the basement Lodging Rcon, for. &c,
Tor with Or party
: a.; VIII p ;ss
for
y Particular address suRt Il c ssOY zS
SPECTACLE CASE MANUFACTOKY.
No. 81 Fulton street,
CONSTANTLY ON hand large supply of,he above arti:
clss By the gross or Dozen Country mechsst Srpped
A' a ss0 ims sG'''
r. & H. KIPLlNG,
q rfee.orG and imtston Stones also o. AL
form ssa iSS
Lane 60 Maiden Lane where they will continue to keep
general OF all such articles
required the trade Mr. X being Pans expressly
purchase orders will be executed with the greatest
promp,itude. az lw-fc
COTTON SAIL CLOTH, HEAVY CAN
VASS, &c.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have in store and are daily receiving
direct from the manufacturers, great variety OF
COTTON CANVASS,
both plain twed adapted all the various purposes
which be applied, excepting those for
which heretofore Linen alone has been deemed sufficient
They desire the OF chip and masters
Of vessels the soft Ship Canvass designed expressly for
square rugged vessels.
1t has found after sub Getting to the te TO
poss all the qualities quisite to be equally soft and pa
bic the linen wear full as long holds better wind and
but about hall. -
The sane may be said OF the Cotton Ravens Duck, which
they have Of all QUALITIES Widths and weight.
FOX POLHEMUS,
as 2aw Wed&Sur 50 Broad corner Beaver 81
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RILLIARDS IMPROVED.

BILLIARDS lMfhOV Ell
nTTIS FIELD respectfully informs his friends ana the
" public that he has returned 20 his old favore quarters
BAsSFORD'S ROOMS entrance ~ Ann A. ad o'ninF the
Museum building, 49 Fulton street The Rooms anS IA
Marble and Iron with A India Rubber and Cloth CUSHIONS
They will doubt European and all great PLAYERS peng
the best in this country Larger balls for
lima balls for 0crmans. - "a.
and French Cue Leather best in the city; fine Billiard Cloth
and every ace the trade constantly on hand and or SAFE
f6 1msmc
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INVITES the attention of the public the extensive
Of ready made clothing in the CITY, adapted to spring
trade In addition to the ready made the subscri
Der offers Inspection the desirable election of
goods Market Of every color and pattern; and tn
such enables the subscriber with condenee to in
vite the attention of gentlemen who prefer have
order The above stock having been selected
with great care and bought for cash alone induce
than those houses who obliged to do business
the credit system.
n. B.Oficen Of the army and navy particularly mv-
ed % call and examine large assortment Of superior blue
cloths and cassimer which will be made mp the shortest
notice. and in manner TO be surpassed. =.
EDWARD FOX, 2o2 Broadway,
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JR. CURTIS, Auc,ioneer.

CABINETFURNITUiRE- oasmusp;on ma. with l.rrs
additions Jacob Piatt viii sell on.Friday AZ 10 o'clock.
Apollo saloon 4l0 Broadway 800 lots
nor cabinet furniture Of which is from the stock OF
manufacturer slso sssortmen Of the quality
from the Journeymen making together vaua
Of sale. ga ssm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-21
TIE TAX BILL.

This beirg the principal subject before the Senate
yesterday, VI. Voolfolk moved a reconsideration Of the
voc FIXING the land tax 10 cents on every 500. 1.-THE
rate of last year, instead o cents o. proprs,d by The
House e Delegates. This n,gaHvcd and the vote
was taken IN the lump upon all the other amendments re
ported by the Committee of General Laws-udopunr the
law OF last yeai-aud these were aleu- adopted
Mr.. Piper moved an amendment by way II a. new sec
ton, the purpor Of which to cause the Sheriff. f.,
make separate lists Of the amounts respectively levied
the State Tex, the County Levy. and the Parish Lew
This was adopted after remarks by Messrs Rogers Cal
laher' Whether, McMul.cn, B1ndurani. and Crawford
Mr. Voolfolk then moved new seciion o. follows;
BE b further enacted That the surplus money that
be IN The Treasury the end Of each fiscal yssr which
may not be required psy the interest Of the public debt
and 10 meet the current expenses of the Commonwealth
shall be aud the same s hereby pledged 5r the payment
Of the r'dccmobe debt Of the State, or fpr tho completion
Of the extension Of works 10 which the interested
or for tho Construction oi works slrondy directed
This was supported by Mr. woplroLE. end disseptsd
from by Me.'fs. GitLAura, Tnovrs,r OF A.. wrrnFr.
MooRE and MoMUHES principally because they did not
think % proper o. attempt pledge future Legislatures 10
any course n aciJu.
Negauyed-ayes ~, noes H..
Mr. WooToLE Then declared hs purp,5e &, vote sg,,s
the hd reading Of Tue bill because tho friend. a., e
cation would ondeavor appropriate . Surplus 1n,1l,
and because The friends Of internal improvement, had also
refused 10 pledge the surplus.
mr WircHER s1stainrd Mr. wootr,rv'a motion, bs.,o,,
the tar bill proposed raise more money than the actual
wants oi the Stae required because te su.pu, would
/ b. ancqulIy appropriated
he'sr'. Moore, NcNuIIen, Thompson Of A. and Calls.
her, made explanatory remorssani the vote being taken
on the hnd reaingo the bill decided IN the ofirns
/ uvc-ayes IS, noes ~
The bill was then passed. and the Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-21
THE pEBATE IN THE SENATE.

The Oregon Debate advances in the Senate with calm
and measured pace; it also conducted, atery least
~ temper and with evident study and preparedness,
on the part OF the speakers. and attention on the
part II the listening members, worthy cf a high
del bers;ive body and the deep importance OF the mat
under scussion. But wha, IL OF intere.;
than all hrs the country, IS the commendabe spirit
which has i,r days. marked the debate. Leading
Democratic members especially the three last who have
spoken have by OF their speeches. rbuked
the incorporate OF some who preceded them, and
have avowed themselves the antag Of 1.-THE whole
nothing" doctrine the friends OF amcnbIe negotiation Of
fair compromise and Of honorable peace May such
tments continue characterize the debate and finally
lead the happy adj which these gentlemen so
independently espouss,-Nat. lat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-21
MANAGEMENT OF COLTS.

WIlsISs-Le, the colt run with his dam until taken in,
to winter quarters in the STABLE then tie and colt in
the same STALL but in such ,hat the colt cannot
suck when he oosed for that purpose once dsy
until the is dried 0f her milk Feed him alternately
with oats, shorts, or roots once twice day, aud all
good hay he will Give him plenty Of exercise twice
day, in leading to water curry card him clean daily and
lot him be well be dded with straw.
BrTYa.-Take your colt when he s coming four years
old into box stable the biting apparatus upon
him twice day, tor haIf hour hour (no longer as
1t painful to the musces gradually drawing the nose
each lime, until to your liking When he has become
accustomed To a. turn him into enclosure stand
or Iun. suits his inclination, then 60 him ha
an hour take of the biting bride give him opp
scratch his and IN kind tell come
aud h. will follow you into the stable. Have trough in
stead OF rack oE his feed, and to obge
him 10 raise hls head lite and curb in in or
To get his food having apartment for hay and
tor oats and roots. Have high window one side
OF the stall, where he stand with head up and
mae IN looking the horses and in the yard
TINS will greatly relieve the ksomeness Of his conine-
men aud make tim gentle. Ii OF bad disposition
however, he may require close confinement in rather da
stable.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-21

TnE Riear or wN-Deteat Of the ueasEre.-ln the
Senate OF Pennsylvania Wednesday the bill granting
the right OF way the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. virtually defeated The frs, section being
der CONFEDERATION taken upon it, and
reectcd-,he yeas and nsys being as folows:-
Yeas-MessTs. Black, Carson, Daragh. Darsic, Dunlap,
Gibbons ellis Hill, Hoover. Morrison, Ross Ssunderson
Sullivan, Williamson, and Sher Sood, (SpeakeT)-l5.
Nays-M,ssrs. Anderson Benner. Bigler, Chapman,
Cornman, Crabb, Crescrsft, Dmmick. Ebaugh, Fegcy.
FoulkroJ, Heckman, Jordan, Huay, Rain Smi,h-l6
Messrs Sergere aud wasenseer absent, BUTT is
believed they divided upon the question.
In the Hou'c Of Representatives, the bill to grant the
right of way 10 the New York and Erie Railroad Company
passed final reading Its confidently believed, however
t1,t it will pass the Senate until amendment
similar offered by Mr.. Trego the House. shall be
added It.
This amendment provides that the bill shall take
effect unul the Legislature o New York shall authorize
connection OF the North Branch Canal with the Chomurg
and Chenango Canals -BALr SvS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-21
To the Editors Of the IFhig.

RIcHMoSp, February, 90, &c.
Gcntemen-tavng learned with much regret, since
ARRIVAL in this place. that the presen, worthy and faith.
iu delegate from the county OF Cumberland Capt
HoBsoS, would be candidate for election. you
will allow through your paper recommend DR.. n. VI.
OSBOURNE as a candidate to represent that enlightened
county in the Legislature Of vgina, and solicit
for him. the confidence and undivided support OF the Wing
party gentleman IN all respects highy qualified, from
his great moral worth, strong discriminating mind, and
Hn7uestoaab!e Political orthodoxy TO sustain uninpsed
the great Wing doctrines, which that county
has signay and triumphanty commended and for the
sscendancy Of which she stands promine the
nails OF poliresl warfare.
A FTeeholier of Cumberland.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-21
THE FAIR.

Remember the Fair tonight. at the City Hail. Tor the
beneh, of the Second Baptist Church. The Ladies have
e,ercd their utmost and the adornmens Of the
Room, and the preparation Of great variety OF beautiful
and useful articles.
BY the way. received to-day copy OF very neat
htc sheet entitled the FAiR GALA,y," publshed by
the fair Ladies who have charge of the entertainment
the City Hail. is full Of brief. but sparkling, original
contributions and recommend cheerfuy TO tho
patronage of all who shall visit the Fair, night
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-21
REMEMBER THE FoOR.

REMEMBER THE FOOR.
Remember the poor.
II fearfully snoweth,
And bitterly bloweth;
Thou could'st not endure
The tempesrs wild power
Through nights dresiy hour.
Then pity the poor!
Remember the poor!
The father IL lying
Ia that hovel dying
With sickness of heart;
No voice cheers his dwelling,
OF Jesus love telling,
Ere life shall depart.
Remember the poor!
The widow is signing,
The orphans are CRYING,
Half starving for bread;
With esgerness speed 20
To succor the needy;
Their helper is dead.
Remember the poor!
The baby IL sleeping,
Its checks wet with weeping,
On its mothers breast;
Whose cough deep snd hollow,
Foretells she'll soon follow
Her husband to rest!
Remember the poor,
To him who aid lendeih,
Whatever he spendeth,
The Lord will repay;
And sweet thought shall cheer him
And Gods love be near him
In his dying day.