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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18
EDUCATION MEETING.

There very tH.n Monday nigh, al the
Exchange, owing in some degree perhsPs the
tons presented by public exhibitions in other parts the
city. We should be sony believe that the measrc a.
tendance was Attributable any Of interest in the
grea, for the iuherancs % which the meeting
convened.
Notwithstanding tie mhness Of tie assembage several
interesting addresses delivered, and very line spirit
esinced. The Chairman, VIM. H. Maciar.snd, Esq OK
p aimed tie olect Of the assembly in aud appro
p.ale address. lie followed by +. V. Daniel Esa
who commented length upon the Necessity Of OF.
ganIalion the irtherance OF the OF education
and the value OF associations, ike this which had been
formed in Richmond, promote that object lie
uded impression that the education in hi
city in the hands d certain clique. idea which he
showed 10 be entirely unolnded. "a denied that il
had any Thing do with parry Ii is 10 which sl
men, OF all classes and all Hgss 6quay concerned and
he hoped llal it would i've from al The support to
which justly ennued. VT. Daniels course Vi
remark struck Is OF very sensible and pFacIie,l
character while his ferviI the deep H.
terest which he feels IN lhe s.bio.i.
Mr.. Daniel succeeded by Mr. Howison very ci,sia
and graceful speaker. Mr. Howson, in part Of his sd
dress answered objections against the Dsc, System,
aud underworld to show by sites in his possession
the average number Of children school IN tie mourldu
districts greater than IN the seuled portions
OF the Commonwealth. from which ne conelu led that The
sparseness OF population would operate against
District System.
Some remarks made by Mr.. William W siiaee
which contained plain truths, fore by presen j. ond
ilded much 10 the animation Ct the meeting.
The meeting afterwards addressed by Charles r.
Bos Esq OF the Southern Planter. This gen'.nsn ed.
v,catod the thorough and scientific education % l-
higher CLASSES lie houg.in this there grea def
cheney, and first step, he believed h,s defect oIs 10
be remedeJ.
We would request tie attention OF readers IT, 1ro
ceedngs Of the AssuciaIion. They will present hin
other Associations If nilar hind throughout the Sia
We would beg ontiou OF the friends Of I'd cation in
every par; the suweah this mode Of promoting
tie object which they have in view II vii give character
concentration and Stability to he eng h which il nov
was'ed in rnnsi'nI aHi g. modc eorts. Let them begin
from this time combined. organized and pet.oysra rug
gle for thsir cause aud the most brilliant and enduring
will ultimately reward their exertons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18
IcoANrNIcArgo.
GENERAL, LAuRERT.

Messrs. ESi,or,-Ttv which rcsulted in the
melancholy death of Js". x. PtaA-Asrs has led TO
preston Of dissrprobann towards the worthy Mayor 81
city. My Acquaintance with this gentleman or
raj yeats has enSbed know that he IL anxious
ferret "a, inscons Of the sw~to guard the public peace
by precautionary ncssuresi and s willing devote hi.
entire tine the srduous duties Of his oce. That viola
tons do oceurha, all efforts prevent them will be
availing times. is aono incident this police and
city. Tie history Of every eciumuny enbodies crimes
of ell Kinds and hues, under the vgRnt and efficient
police. To visit public upon officer for sueh
occurrences. without positive grounds that wilfu
dcIriciou OF duty, condemn him that he
o'nniseienee--an attribute Of Deity alone.
The community should d-tinzesh between the prccau-
uonary snescsons which the commission oi ndi-
GATES, aud measures which before would be suggested by
the Circumstance. Of the case.
Many Of those casuste, which result ia dcsh might
deed be avoided Il human ken could penetrate the veil
Of the futures bat hour teaches that the
power to avert Is held only by superior hand. Let
then visit condemnation upon worthy and valued citizen
that he mortal ourselves Let believe that his
duct Prompted by high aud conscientious regard for
the laws Of his country, and Oh. rights of his fellow
anil In erto' hs leaned to virtues side
SHOCKOE HILL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18

This gentleman, who hes been located tort few months
past 10 bis eity' Ars u ordinsry merit
lie has recently completed copy oi"Rubens picture of the
Descent from the Cfoss" end Il capbbe IT i5g
Ing the pictare painted BY Mr.. Bryant would reflect w
credit upon any Artist Of the present day. Thus prnGng
is now 81 the Exchange Hotel where all who take n-
1srsst Ia the foe Are cau hsys an opportunity VI eKunn
fngu
We are pleased TO learn that Mr. Bryan, has been
gagged eopy portrait 1t the late jno. Hsnpden Peas
snts Esq When completed, will doubles, be Litho.
rrspLcd, BY which the nnumeTabe admirers and rcnd'
Il that disnz ai.hei will be able 10 procure correct
likeness Of hin. And BY tho wsy take 10 occasion
20 express ouftost the unsuccessu attempt made
lahogrsphc hkoaes- Il MI Peainuis recently published
In Baltimore.
Mr Bfysars studio is over the Of N,s,rs. Thos
u Pncs s. Co.. on Main Street
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THE MASONIC COLLEGE OF MISSOURI
J. woRTHlNGroN SMITH.

The following extract, from ths Missouri Demo
cratic Banner, contains a Just tribute 10 one OF
the most learned and accomplished men OF our
country, and To institution which, under his
auspices, has risen from the dust. and is marching
forward in its path of success with the vigour OF
young giant. The high estimate which the Ban.
ncr and other Missouri papers place upon the abb.
tics of Mr.. Smith, is not a particle beyond his
real merits. His friends in this city and other
parts Of Virginia, have long known him as true
scholar, Zone Of the oldcn time" as a gentle.
man above reproach, and with warm and ge.
nervous heart, which has ever won the affection
and respect of all kindred natures. The former
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Virginia,
he filled the seat with the highest dignity and
honor, and the members OF the brotherhood, As
well all his friends felt tina, they were called
upon to make no small sacrifice in parting with
such man.
Although the writer of this is no Mason, and
has as little knowledge as any other unin,tiated
person of the mysteries OF that honorable craft
we cannot suppress our admiration of its benCyo-
lent and noble results, not the least OF which is
this Masonic College of Missouri. There r,ay
he diversity of sentiment, in regard TO Masonr. !;
we may honestly uphold, or honestly dissen.
from that institution, but there be only one
opinion of the charity which visits and relieves
the fatherless and the widow in their aiili ,tion
which cheers the orphans heart with words OF
sympathy and friendship, and places within ria
reach the means of future elevation and usci.i-
ness. We congratulate Missouri upon the pos.
session of an institution devoted to such lauGa.
be ends, and commenced under such favorable
auspices.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18

THE women or TuE REvorvTIuS.-A bill j. before
the Penn'ylvania Legislature Tor granting pension TO
an old lady named Eve Cary, OF Westmorcand county,
and from the following interesting facts she richly mer.
IL appears that during Tremendous attack upon Han
nahs'own iol. in W'smoreland county, by large psry
of Indians British aud Tories in the summer OF i77S
Eve Cay distinguished herself by extraordinary bravery
The garrison were frightened and about to yield bu,
Eve declared hey should give up Sh. inspir, d
asst ted loading the guns made bullets for the men
ald by her acuve eHertions contributed largely in sue
cessfuy resisting the murdernus assault by which many
saved from horrible buichcry. Ewes father and
br. had been killed by the Indians only few
days before the attack Hannahsown fort Her con-
duct throughout, showed that she possessed the most in
domtable eoursge-a guilty, however, by no means
rare among the women Of Revolutionary times. Eve is
old, infrm and poor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18
From The Missouri Banner.
THE MASONIC COLLEGE.

at is situated in Marion eouay, Mo-, twelve miles d.
reety OF Pamyia in the midst Of Of the de-
ghul countries that possible conceive Of and
necessarily, from its location, be healthy This institution
founded l,w yeas since BY the MasOni- fraternity
and judging from it, present progress there he ls
doubt Us permanent The expenses the ia
sution being little, (ouy $40 FOR board, wsshir.
aad tuition per session. with other adv which
Possesses Will untmsy render s FOR the youths in
after prepare themselves by mental culture Tor the
labors OF e he regulations OF the colt, good ani
under the guidance Of such Smith, Patterson Reed
aud Honsworth it be but prosperous And without
intending anything invdeous the OF the faculty
soy that there but few such in the Western
county Us the President of this college, j. Worh!nrton
Saith lie unes within himself all that imagine be
Necessary the 'od Virgnia gentleman Cul-
shed his manne:s his mind stored with the
the classics pcssess NJ eminent degtco the confidence
o! the students and having that hapPy talent Of mPaTns
his knowledge the youthful! nd the sphere in which
his usefulness ma be eEerted is unlimited and from what
know vi this gentleman hazard nothing saying
that nc viii neglect opportunity u serving the cause Of
truth and virtue"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18
DIED,


AZ his residence Richmond Hill. on yesterday al
ocOcN, J.. Mr. JoHN KING 69h year OF his age
The friends Of Ie family requested to attend his f-
neral at - o'clock on Thursday sfefnoon.
On Tuesday evening the II insi between the hours o.
and o'clock, ANpRoSIcrs PAKKNsoN lsBrLL the only
child OF Francis T. and TaLtha w. IsbelI age years
month, and II days
81 take these little lambs ,nid He
And lay them IN my breast;
Protection they shSil find 10 lie,
H. Ne be aver best"
The friends and bcqruintances OF the family, are res-
pectuly invited attend her funeral this morning Of
o'clock, aitfe residence Of her parents, Shockoe HI
OHiTUAEl.
In the Ssh year Of her age a low minutes before 2
O'clock P. W.. Tuesday the 81 day Of March. 1916,
departed this lire, Mr.. May Wa. wife OF Olson Via OF
the county O Hanover. White liy.g believer in and
consistent Disciple OIL the Lord Jesus Christ much be
1yed and highly ecncd IN oil Der social aud dome re
aio SHE has dtsronded 10 the tomb with the hope Of
resurrection To hatle pomed cvciy tue aud faith nj
Chr shn Her gan IN dying the death Of the righteous
viii DO to c surviving husband, children and servants
os7 ireprate, aud log be Tau ented by oil who knew
her, aud who knew her only to love and respect Ler
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18
To hs Editors Of the Wh,g

Gencmen-i perceive tom VAN Yus commun. cations
70 the city papers, that purpose OF som. of ,e
voters OF Ri1hm I'D 10 express NJ tho pills. n ur en-.
suing election, their ds1pPfo5son Of the condue. of tho
present Mayor, and "a Hof tor me otaf D.
son as bic successor. This deep concern 4,
the city aud O. the present incumbent ~ Tho Office IL
therefore behOoycs every vino loves Justice and pref
right 10 iayoutsm 10 look riO The conduct Of Gen Ism
BERT fully, fairly, and dpas5ionatcy, before be record
vote 10 eject from Office ono who has tas couc.iy.
honestly, diligently and upriRhly, yeHotned his duue-
u General Lambert hoe failed discharge hr dor, boz
any particular. lsi those some one VI hem un 90.
pose HE rejection make tie chn-ze s,c.frsy ugai ~
him, and show wherein this failure has 0rcuue 70 ftrt
very voter may have opportunity OF examining for
himself the chnTge, tud iie testimony by whthuis .f..
ported. Just aud generous commuriiy will not Dol ID
tho supported chl'gs 0f he oiamorIgs aud d.are,t
ed few Will ihey bring the block al upr .4t aud
aniist.e citizen, energetic aud efficient ycsf u,i.ss
he sencare be demanded by the stern DEGREES Of .es
aud required by the interest Of the CITY have had Do.
conversation win Genl Lamb upon this subject, bui
an sure tai BE- viii rhasuiy invite examination into
his official conduct for will beas The most rigorous and
minute oneD gnI 30 sbsh Re found Llt Lo nas aYt bsa
true 10 tho ulst conhocI - him. DE viii submit % uny
Judgment which The citizens 1T Richmond may render
against him, with becoming rrpco ord ciznity ! pro
pose hersfftsr 10 examine the conduct NJ Inc MAY
regard 10 t3 ite painful af5ir which cano 81 In T. o..
treld md TO eHamiac how isr to accusations prcfsrcc
| againsi bin on that point true md ius'.
MADISON WARD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18

GraHffsBMS Manufacturing COmyany-Att mosnng
Of 'us Company, heida illmYufsh, the lnt Instant
WIN 1rogR VS. etl'oJ President; and n Hutch.aOr, of
Iambu'sh. Cen Jane Jones. Of VnucIuso. D. T.. T.G
ard g.. +. Nugcf, of Charsstpu elected Directors
70. t' ensuing year Taft was elected Treasurer,
cod Con James lone. srcrslry
Tie Company haze determined f1 proceed Immediately
10 building afuwbo structure Tor r.r anufcf1'y 10 be
Of stone o b0ck having abundance %. mlhs IN The spyt
yr Urr modes u building, ibs house 10 be- 300 Zee, By
90 they have shout forty hands engaged 100 dggnp
me cnn ]; making drus and erecting mills intending
70 r' ler own lumber Tor To o'tcu0a, only Of cir
factory house, ,ls cu"fe village Taey incnd also 10
make contracts Tor The machinery 'on o. practicable
CAgTissfOH Courier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18
From the Louisville Journal.
SPRING.


Sine comes -he comes. the goddess Of spring
.Ard the CLEAN Of her bright and waving wing,
IS lie sweeps along hro' the breeze and beam
Brgttens the waves OF the waking stream.
She comes. and the gram old winter king
Hl- spread to the BIAS his frosty wirg,
And lar away in ihe north hts flown.
To Eis frozen halls aud h.- icy throne,
A mamie OF 0ea-t3 an hi3 y sa4t
Wherever tn yefnaI g0ddss. has Tas,ed--
She ha- shaken her wirR and he sparkling shOwon
Have Hen 90 earth and furld o. flowers:
She has tr,ahcd On the peaks Of the lofty mountains
Aud ihoIf SHOWS are gone "uG tae cool sweet i0una
THO their yall.ss a.o tur-tiuZ Wild snd 'fse,
Aui th-ir wav make music aud u..rh and glte!
Ths hills away the diftIuce a'e seen,
Rob ~ thCusel,ts IN tu,lis Of gfConi
The blue bell peep from theT woodland bowers
InhaiinE tc br,uth Of joyous hOurs
And flowers ere ping ngin vale aud dell.
AUu many tale Ol love they Tell;
Oh many s,Ofy the.G besuli-s " 10 spetk,
AM many blush t,tho bIming cheek
VII come, when hey p1s' a painful token
OF VOWS forgotten AMI promises broken
The birds ere here and their thrilling strain
Glanlons bt lr, b'ue Ky sgsiu;
Tie lark is lp with tnc morn hist ray,
And hisi thu inc blue v1'iit speeds away
a i he u1itn las como ilil. ws COTE ~ long,
GI.dGeuiug r.i si.. his yous song
AHd boz pumage q Bus no lie VAIN funigh',
q be glance 1"ay iu his auowy HaLL
The 't. iI.osssl Ger the lake - ie ding
lie own deep hue ~ be- bdg.f wave lending;
Inc earth i'Um ~ wintfy sleep b. wrkirR
world Of blauy up1n Js Is treb1iug--
Bot ny wilihafp ihistay beauties 90 tinE
b.. w"c.me! welcome spring! sweet spnngl
br,aaioua, Apdi 10Th. lsi-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18

CLINICAL JoKE.-A correspondent OF n contemporary
says, tina, the origin of officially which resued at last
In the dismissal nj clergyman in the neighborng town.
can be Traced 10 avery trivial affair, which il follows
AT meeting OF the church, the pastor gave the hymn
"l love II steal away" when The ehorser commenced
singing, hut ewing TO difficulty in rocoecng the
tunr, could proceed farther than 81 love 10 steal
which he did three four time. SUCCESSFULLY when the
clergyman, In order relieve him from the
gishly remarked that cit very much be
and added 'ct Is pray"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18
Mr. IAMrsnN,a BENEFIT

Mr.. Jumson. one q the oIoayerest Of lis Jay
takes benefit to-ngl:I icing his last appearane, d..
the Richmond boards.
While he hiss maze but few prctensons duriug tIs
career actor IN this ety. yet Mr. J4m.on by his uni-
rmy correct representation OF every character he has
deraken 10 perform, has acquitted hmse With gfsai ere
dit Indeed, many q plsyg5srs regard HIN a. one
nc best representatives. OF tue Hionic Art ,hat has e.
appeared on ibis Theatrical Stage. Wo wish Mr. jam.
son, as he dsservedly rnsri'r. good benefit.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18

Gcudemcn--l Gee by tnc 4 ~ to-day hot b. JAM.
son has bcpcht tomorrow might Which unIcf.,a.J
will be bis ltst in thmood Nr Ii.a surfing sciof III e.
bet nov 10 The Richmond lhosus bHi hos sustain l
set admiralty dshng hi fthy viii us sad deserves rgh
benefit The winter Of lis hss seen him IN many ensrnc
tiers Macbeth, hcyedy, Rcheu, Clement and bs OIL u
most popular charecfeT art sofoly ssse that b. on.
more deservcdly merits f h0uss. NJ ard Mr. C. I,v
ard will lss-t him, and cfnuined 10 fe a,a,v of For,
rest viii 10 doubt amply fepiy OBJ who will astJ b,.
perlormanco. Jefpcsk Tor mm good bous. a d uust
hat our citizens vii fcrpItt 10 he call tuI hYw that they
sre not - tcs'ld u 44udo frusc handsome ben.
ht1 ono who ha' for mary weeks eSei,d hms. TO- give
ssIssehos AJrhYLus
Mare H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18

Man must lave su occupation NJ be miserable. Toll
no piice Of sleep nui ~. ,ic, Of hesIh md enjoy
meat The very necessity which O,srcomes our rncrsl
s.on Is hes.ng Tic world doc. Dot contain biiar
~ thorn illt Wac lgfcy could hove spared We
happier w.h ifc stsuIy winch wo can oycfc - in.
an'y. '7 We could be- wiil The most spontanoou' and
noo1 d'd p'ri'-t'a Tho body snd the rird iu
proved ~ Che .i 'h7t .Hygros tem. tha io ~ thou.
snni times reFsfdsd by the pleasure which % bestows.
IH 60. ym'na ore peculiar; wealth pur base then
"''fs'.eoec ,,H io.,h ihen They only aJw from he
oNofions which they repay
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18

STATE NORMAL School AT ALBASy.-Thc semi annual
examination of The pupils of this excellent in tuton clo
sed on 1usday last Albany. The very salts.
factory AMI the best evidence given faithful per
tormans ct their duties by the teachers. Foriy-s ven
male aud i.ma, pupils g'0daacd very beautiful poem
was read by Miss Van Vulkcnburg, of Pa,t.bug ier-
ben county, aud the vaad cnry add was delivered by
James IL. Sasbu,N. OF Cortland
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18

AcrIoS-Demosthenes and Daniel Webster agree in at.
trbutrg eoauence action. Both proved their the ry
tur by their action. clergyman have read or did
the thing d'nonsraby -Ii- wife has Just been
buried and he closing the service Setch
ing 10Th hs hand and painting towards tho grave he aid
there the wicked from troubns and then placing
his hand his Breast continued and the weary are u
r
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

by and rita fhe adriee and consent Of the Senate.
BuRKISorcS ANTHONY, {, he marshall OF the United
Sta for the district OF Rhode Island vice Sylvester Has
horn removed.
SAMUEL j. MASTER, OF New York, be consul uf tho
United States for The port of Demeraa British Guiana
vic Moses BcnJamn, deceased,
ALry McLiNH to be register OF the land Office for the
dsiric OF lands subject TO sale Psburg. Missouri from
3lsi March, 1876. vice Janus H. Breh, whose
will take effect that day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18

DEATH Of hS "Fakir Of Ars."-MI. kahab Marchau,
well known throughout the country the "Fakir Of
Ava" died at Louisville, Tuesday last OF drsnsy in
10" chest. H. left $4,000 in gold but owned it is stated
ahont $4,000 WORM # property, all Of which will 20
TO his wife IN Cincinnati, whom he had abandoned and
not lived with for twenty years. and his son. good &C.
tor AID equestrian, who by the name Of Williams
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18

There b. tsays The New York MmO,) living 81
one 81 ts fishiOnsb's Hotels th, city, young
lasa Ia Tie cspae o. wsite who quite an aooomp-
issd scholar aost osyoei student Of shskspesrs who
s.saks fsmlihy t4s Englsh, French German, Spanish
sod Italian langusgss. There 81 the some hotel.
shsow .gsusi dsadcs urg b, Their wis WIG cent i've
g. os.ke ius slpiil 20 gfsst way, snd oidone sbou'
siA DE az Vt o. Empeiof. lie gentleman aad scholar
lahoa hey s3iios wsi.sf so ding behind Their
81 a.
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From the PniladsPhia fuble Lsdserl
THE GRAVE OF WASHINGTON.
ooArOsED AID sUS0 IL TEE HIEzoNIosL

F'''rg ~ Msr.lzH 5 Pike-u-s.e ~ l.. r. n Crs,Sy
I;sIaIb not he s.mEsGs. let Washington se.pi
.Nel1h tie bCIglI VI the wiiGw that hin wte,
lis ana Is uanoVed, bat he deeds remain bright
Asihe .tlT' "a the dlrk yauilei heaven At night
On! wake not the hero, his battles are DER,
Lei linn rest unIistugbcj on PO;omae's fair shore
On The MYERS & cen b Ider, - hJwery dresi,
"hhth hearts he loved foady, let HI5AtAgtOH rslt
Awake not ms SAUNDERS, tread lightly around,
.rsthe gnve Of a Freeman. tbs JIlcty's myuGi
Thy name - immortal ar frtrd.fa ye won
bTays SIZE az Columbia, owS NAsHNsIoS
On wax not the LeTO, his battles ar. DER
le' an ret, calmly resi- h. lear native shore,
While the stsfs and the stripes Of eOuatry shah wave
Ger the land that can boasi of Uasliagt0as g,srs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-18

.Tht DUEG " WfLuSstoE.--At lato party at The
house u Lord SisuIey, n Linden, young lady ssked
ihc Duke oi Wellington ~ n were nuo mt ono Eng-
sbtaa' could ,afee Frcnsbmon1" 'fEe iron DIac
,pIsj. tlt "~b,.s boy b. hsj beon Tod soi bot lie
s'bked heaven it ~ nty bson placed "a siuagln 10
~ he syPcrEerL'
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To .rr Correspondent .A. Is. G.

The proposition msds 10 ~ by correspondent A. b.
81 q. oanoyi pre'sst to conv nenuy entertained
u.s,ch h,ye % doubt bis rtws would BE- agreeable
ID. lnftfutute.
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1854. CHayUAs'g
NEW NV DICAL WORE .

A COMPENDIUM e Lectures on tie Theory
N md rrsctce of Medicine dversi BY Chapnan
No thr uuvai,ty of PrrHsyyana prepared w stmEn from
d. Cnpmans ctps I'D Published with bis APPRECIATION
BY tcnede, &C. y Physician 70 ie Lying ~ Department u
the Pln1d. i9hia Hospital
Ao 'sy 'scsivetBath sahss RsuOspee of Nediess and
surssty. lau ~. Pnce 50
Ar6 pes Of London Lanret neatly bound up
Vos INSCRIPTIONS received ior W. current ysafs -
Sash a WoODHOCfE.
r,b Al Ms
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HENRY L. BROOKE,
SAM 5 MYERS,
HENRY LUDLAM,
JAMES BOSHER,
JAS. &. CRANE.

'I,s The rtecn spor u no Trustees Phldsphs
Wos' ON rheh srrars irt f 6ri voris
60 tcny si25 nr1 aufh he
Tor wica BE made and bu'f
bo1f asi raefilis much costly ihsn now.
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N0Tli,E,
AUCTION NOTICE

AUCTION NOTICE.
Williams q HnSnll will sell at auction this morning, o.
~ o'clock, West India SHgnfs New Orleans Holasscs
Pfmc Green Rio snd L1guayrn Coso, Old Java and Cub
CoHse, Old Tia cilon8a and NonongahcIa Whiskoy Cor
me and imitation Brandy, Ground Pepper, Ginger and ~
moniJ, Mustard also.
" Dog. Dam g'd Coz pr sch ooncr Courier to be 20
iOT account Of whom it Eiy concern, also,
90 Boxes sweet Changes. NH