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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24
Schools.
RoARpIN1 AND DAY SCHOOL


L1OR YOUNG LADIE5.-MRS BAILEY having made
arrangements enlarge her establishment tn the course
OF The Spring and Pail would call the attention OF
and gusrdsns the advantages offered the pupils IN his
lnsfiutiou for SECURING thorough and accomplished
education The Senior and Junior Departments are now
placed under the direction OF able gentleman from Phil
adelphs who had great experience In the instruction
Of young ladies' Additional teachers are sso employed
in hese and the other Departments, ard Gil will be subject
10 Mrs Baey's immediate supervision Every effort n
made render the young ladies' happy and concerted to
inculcaie hind polite and anisbe Manners and TO slim
usie them TO constant exero1s TO progress In their
studies by rendering them, far a. possible, attractive
ard pleasant The school IL furnished with ehsrn, maps
globes, excellent Philosophical Appsrsfus with num-
Der Of diagrams for the studies Of Astronomy end Geome
Try The beat teachers employed In the French De
psrtnent This language taught daily to all The pupils
and with The Latin, is Included IN the terms for English
Tuition. Vocal Music, both Sacred and Secular also
tsughi throughout the school, by Prossso
The next regular Term viii commence on the Jet May
Those parents however, who may wish to place their
daughters this Institution before thai time, will ind TO
their advantage they will enter the classes now foru-
ing FOR the Spring and Summer.
Terms and farther particulars may he acertaned either
by post by personal application 10 MIRA Bailey Of her
residence, 10 Carroll place, Bleecker-sL
ms 4tawMTuThk Sat6W istp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

MEssRs. HUBBs g. CLARKE have removed
4' their School 10 the Of Fourth and McDougsl
on Washing square. The schoorooms furniture and
instruction provided have been designed for high order
OF education 10 all the departments Juvenile and youthful
learning The location IL central and pleasant and easy
Of access from all parts Of the city The school Ia now
open for the visitation of i friends and who desire
plsee for the education Of their sons. MIG tMl-
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL School,
~ Prof r. NJ Brown (of Union Colege) will open a
School for the instruction. II young gentlemen, Wed.
nesday the 9Th Of May st67 Broadway opposite Bonds
For terms esiimonials &c. Circulars which may be
had at store oil Broadway; Carers bookstore Sc Canal
81 ONCE OF the Protestant Churchmsn and Shepsrds
bookstore, 1871 Broadway ai2 tMy5s
MIR. fOUNG'S English and Classical School will be
'Iremoved on the LIST Of May from 80 Fourth-st to the
large aud pleasantly located house Abng5on-sQuare
corner Of Bank Circulars containing terms
&c. may be had I'LL lst Of May at 80 Foarth-st
NorE-Two or three pupils viii be admitted into the
principals family as boarding scholars sl9 4taw3w"
FAMILY BOAHDING-sCHOOL for Boys, Dan.
bury, Conn-Circuars may be had OF Messrs. Firth
Hall, Frsnkin-squsre; Firth, Hall Pond 23s Broad
way; Bell Gould, Tribune Buildings; Pininey 4
Crane, "a Wsm.sLi and Of Rev. J.W Irwin, Principal.
MS 2aw6~WSSc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24
DERTH AMBOY SEMINARY

sons OF correct habits and desirous OF Improvement
for whom they would thorough preparation for
college or business respectfully invited inquire az
ter the merits Of This institution
Terms SIS per Session of y weeks for Board and Tui
ton, with the use Of books for English studies
The Summer Session will commence on Wednesday
Mays
Circulars with testimonials and references may be had
at Dodd's bookstore, Birch Church Chapel or
OF the Principals s. Z WOODBRIDGE,
ais tMls s. O. WOODBRIDGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24
Boar0ina.

ROARDING-Aher the first Of May, a private family
- will be prepared 10 accommodate two genteel fami-
lies with board and pleasant rooms furnished unfur-
nished, al $50 Fourth 81 three doors from stage
Also gentleman be accommodated with full or par
ua board. Please call at Sixthlvenue. References
exchanged P. Swarm and cold baths In the house.
% o,.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

~ OTiCE.-skADNEk co. have removed to Nas-
Nssu between Wall ana Pine aus opposite The Custom.
SOUS @ lm-Isp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

TIN AND LEAD-Bancs TN, bar TN Straits tia pia
lead and bar lead, Cor sale 81 6 Birins -slip by
AZ LUClUs HART lsp, Bosrdmsnk Hart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

A NTIMONY AND BIsMUTH-Rsgulus OF And
"A mony OF superior quality snd Metallic Bismnh, for
sale 2. 8 surIingsip' BY 10. iLClgs hAF E,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

will commence the LIST Of May; pamphlet circulars con
tanning all necessary information In relation TO the Inst
tuition can be had al 81 CedsrsL (up ssirs Also at tn
Roe Lockwood's bookstore, All Broadway; and al II
5. Raynor's bookstore 70 Bowery. The principal 70
this month"; will be mostly at the Merchants House
Broadway and Cedsr-s. a22 lfnsods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

DKIYATE sCHOOL FOR BOYs. No 81 FraI

ia-st-The number OF scholars is limited TO ~ en,y
i've who entirely under the OF The Principal
Boys may enter the age Of eight zine years. end be
fitted for college for commercial pursuits.
Two young lads may be accommodated with board In
The family with the Principal, and under his con
slant supervision
Circulars containing terms references &C. may be mad
al the school, the bookstores of Messrs Lockwoods
or Appleton. as lawSwS'I JAY GREENOUGH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

Coffee pots manufactured and for sale to the trade by
LUCfUs HART
az ~ late Bosrcman 4 Hart, Burling slip.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
TO FARMERS, COUNTRY mERCuANTs,
AND OrHERs-

ercnt Heduction at PcnitentinrY
VIE subscriber Board 10 now abb. 10 az
II fer Al greatly reduced priees-
inr. "i
1000 yards plain and striped Ln,.y Women, elohinr
In Store for Fail purchaser.
300 heavy ready made Ker,sy Goats
200 pairs DO do DO PAM.
'oeo pieces Bofans with large An
Shoes. equal In IN narket
Complete OF Wagon Harne.. ho. with Car, .,e
WsEon Hainess portiou-
Warranted Ares very superior
Also Wb.a' Pans What Refrigerator, w.raros-. .p
FURNITURE Of dif.reni kInd1
For ale fsnt.u. very superior artiel. of Bu, Min
Stones. WaRonS DAYS Cars ~.
The above ole accommodating Term. md nm,
eas.rs will d. wri or 4, m. n,r M
-, street leading to Mayo, BTdge
n2-1 LAS. C. sPoTrs Ase., Prn'y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
GARDEN SEEDS,

'hE subscriber is now IN receipt of constant
Il aidtion'io his supply OF Gaisen SEEDS ffau, The We. ~
establishment q u. au-r.th q PhilaGe'pha
ines seeds have acquired reputation above al oibe-,
~ be ieh and genuine and implicitly e et on
on SEEDS ~ tae direction OF Nr Lzndreth arr s,ru-
VI iI,m sale BY this means The Fuse ca he asrrd tt
TON ne sahscy.er are IS "a abe poss bic 10 be
fr' and thofo purchasing uan wout con-
snl 'ei is'eIe' By supplying themselves Lande seeds
- 80 s-1'''''ef JOHNSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
Wv MISE NEW 4 BEAUTIFUL
&ESSZS Music, for Piano, G uitar, &C.
NA7JH't ree'ed PER E1FRE-s. at No 1854 Nam ST.,
By Wm- L.. Montague.

BULLET I'm, MARCH l1th.
Man the Life Boat beautiful descriptive song eompo,.d Nv
Russell ~ -
The Sentinel in Love- very -ont
g' Aneriea composed by Saml Lover-No The Inin
sumuer-No Staying the Deer and Sleighinx tbs Dear
Tse Faiy song. BY Baraeu
The hours Delicate beautiful .errn.d- a,rr,d
and adaped by P Knight
Tie Flower Qneer, aduetf NV cox,r
TIE Syren and Fuar, duetL eomro.ed by Emanuel
The Hebrew and haidsn's Lament .u 9 by Mdle Rachel
! Prsioo'erO romance by G Gosone
BarcaHIe,
NHlyou come 10 my Mcun ain Hone for guitar
Captain Eiss Ar;Iery oniekt PERFORMED By the Re5
msn9 Greys' bass D nj, eompOs-d b. "a b Dod,orth
faan March, by Alea
Mexican Hunters Quiebstep, by Miss Augusta Browne
Army 1,kyJ & Seberof
israhin Pdehas March, by = Clover
Col Mays ouekstep by Blbeock
he Nooobne, beautiful WALK by " Dodwotth
The Bachelors Button Walk by Allen
Redowa- from the Opera lie Roy Dlvi.ot. BY Kurs
Rarie Waltz by CsH
l. AtteIte DeuI Valsss Brl anss by FreuispihaH
The Snow Drop Waltz. by Brirmur.r
Apoloneots "a, ~ James Best
Roetna -,by A Messenger
Grand WaiE. from LniI d. Cam INV. nv E,-s
Ths KATE Polka. rcmembr nee Of W O., p, h. N m D.,
The Dream Fo.kl. by SaTk-,ein
The Gipsey Pc Ia, by Chatv.ek
WIN l. MONTAGUE
IGN If the EnI4aa Itr,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
PASSAGE To NORFOLK 4 PORTSMOUTH
= e. hTsNHE splendid and swift Steamer

2 h'bNHE splendid and swift Steamer
= ALICE, Captain J. n. BROUCu having
just unergSnr thorough overhAunF compete order
AMI has commenced regular CURTIS PECK
leaving The Whlrl al Rocketts Monday.
and Friday " orHings. pTecey I2 Return
Ing the AtcE viii Leave Norfolk every Tuesday Thutsy
urtay Monnss, The 70 O'Clock, al All
The Int mediate landings - River both g,iug returning
9 Passage and Pare ffcm Richmond burg or from
Norfolk meals included, One Dollar HASkINS g LIBBY.
% Passcugers wishing
ard the Alice morning when Trey e. 20
on the Baltimore Boat and mora
ing in Baltimore without keu'uug
VII meet h- Baltimore Boa: IN the
leaving Bihmote oc,ck evening arTvr IN
Petersburg BY O'Clock and Richmond BY O'Clock evening
aJ Passage and Pare from Richmond Petersburg nom
BalimcTe, meals, loog &c. included
s. The accommodations aai speed - wei
known James River would say hst uctcr
have been equal ed much cE surpassed opposition that
has ever beta an tl= River. de95
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
5000 Grape Root, and Slips

5000 Grape Roots and slips
y ECEINED per ship Iowa, from Hayre. via
81 New York-sesed France, imported by Nors p
ehoi native o. F,anee bat for the yet rrsn OF VIZ
MIA AMI practically acquainted and
ofa VireTard.
The en- eiion Of the mos, choice auai,s
private garcel Of Louis Philippe.
The e'leeon CONSISTS in part Of the following varets,
Chadinei Blanc Champ
Noraine Clos Vougot
Nras Garnet IHurvupdy
Plat &c JUN
Chas,ils Rouge
Cha-slAS Bane
Ql.a'a!
nas de Poehe
Blsn de Danes
NalaE1 huscat MADEIRA. ke-ke
nose whow h TO avail themselves OF this opportunity will
Please call son the planted hs month 10 bear
fruit this years
NB-Mons Peho wi give purchasers full direction, about the
prtTg an1 management OF the slips For s,'e by
: VI. ZACHRIsSON
e Io-dSm Chemist and Druggist les Broad street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
GEORGE EARLE, Merchant Taller

NO t7o CHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPgfi
AS Constantly on hand, his eIenge 4aierns sore Cd
pr t"c safe Horc., Of French and
OTIS ssmercs and Nesiings received Per late arrival
" he conducts n" establishment on the pruei7le on senn,
ou' OF hi's- eu thosc Of tho hrs quality, 10
thus iat be haiso long enjoyed the best un Of eu IN b ,
a1d housh0ui the Union. lie would respectfully sot an
% senrien T'i1s he ely ssf.ins execute any
or1er entrusted superior rtyie and Al Ig.,
he-mc qualify can he had al civ. mY II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES.

Wv - II MN hVU II Respectfully INFORMS
u-e who wih purchae m Fottes hsf he isnrenaf
e 70 ons them with tn-tfgmsnts Of the very quality upon
Union ~ $3.50 - -
The nIiren which he Offers FOR md. OF the best
afa by woknen Of experience, wio
WIN Fad To Durability q r0rkMaHsitp and he
ramos are EarraHd equal to Ide IL this county
igns and eiariy of touch equality ,w.enes. Of
tone throughout aGrksd PeElgTIfies lsuH .n,
io5 sac oy "a. subscriber Whenever written guiranes
ql"ed WI be Ev-n Orders FIRM rar Southern or
western states attended to with fidelity nd spateh
tanas nasd II the best m1nnc b. Competent hand At short,
=. " has constantly for Sae MUSIC
hhNIs Of every variety very low ptces; col.
eh'n OF Music embracing all the publications United
s We" siu'ie received egulafy Music
WIN l.. MONTAGUE.
Dealer IN Music and Musical fn,iruments
5 On n the Col n Tyre
fe IL No. i6i Vain Street. ol7osi'e the RAM.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12

GARDEN SEED,
Hf'O-e GROWERS or kFoHN REP CI-4T TON IND VAR
RaNTEn FEESH md GENUINE
At Hholesaie nud Retail:
"A KIiCHoAE-Green Globe .Leek-L.arre Scotch
IA AsnsFagus-Whte Cant L.uuce- Vybis - g..
Poe Bsans-l-zEe Lima Head E.rv 60 -
Sna2 Be ,ns-Eay Gina duo White and Gs,n 9 ~
Yerow Six Weeks Dutch "n
DO Eary Moha=k moon Msou-Nutrn-r C,,,. C,
no Refugee, TO Pine anne ~ ''''On'
bcet-Eafy Blood, rooted Water Msop-src,, k,4
DO 90 Yellow DO lNaaartIun AIMS
Do Long Bloc AsHsel WuFlEel Musart-Vybt, and p,.L
To White S.e,au FL ~ ON op-yyhi., ,rd p.I
Iroeo4!--Nh L and Purple Cape lOkra
Cah5Sge-Fahy and Larse iPeas-Landr..b., r,, r.
Eary and late Bate sea Ear E-rv NJ A. - s,S'
bA'Ee uTanhead-I Prl sian, Dwarf Marovfat
49, - ,lseh' rat Dgth Bishops Dwarf Prolific
Diuhneia savoy Green Curl PcppeT-Asofted
c--.S 'oy' Aeu DuIeh PArsnip-Lons smooth, French
SaliiiONeI-Early and Late Sasz4
Ce'ery-Whitc soHi ir,rslev-Fin. C,,,t
o,-hs O'--se' Long Red FumI k.n-Lage Yellow
Cres--Curiet Perpsrrr-a lRad,sh-r -, , -,
CucUmbeT-Eahy Fane, ditto uea Hhts r.. - -
Clust-r. Long G'esn Long Turnio Bl,rs $50 ~
Freky GheTkiR Tor picking isasrg--or Vsgs,.hss o..
Corn-EaTiy Sugar q TGscars- Spinach
II. 60 foi1sa ScgI Iscussh--Ea,b Pr-.A
EHL.e-GtesI Cg-ed IToua,o-Ts,S. D. - WI
Egg Pahi-fuTpr Tern. ss.orsI "
Nae-"iue tufse SIBERIAN Hero an Flower SEEDS
Gr,en CURED scotch Rape OIL VIM PAtNpp
Cole - % w. ''AhHA'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
Eastern Roots aud Shors. fresh from the uan-
ufnrfurcrs.

Eastern Boots aud Sbors. fresh from the Wan
ufuCfurcrss
'ENHE subscriber has jus, received per she 10.
n WE'LL frrst 90 NJ sc1slnaba ofs ard
s'es rnadr p1ricuafy th- uac 81 his ciy Among
which may he '0 Iri. viz
Ladies OBJ "a s''.i Morocco r.rs rnl nuskns
1hn yres ard Ties fs.'ca
scassr. Cat co.'s hnc Leather nussrs ara Ties ir.,s
Ms'cs Govt na seal H'i' Nof eco Coat and SEAL
Buskls art Tee
Gcui'rmcrs'st uf r'aic rrrs rhrIp
Cah 1rd kip dn rr1t a1f god
Mcus heavy chs sof trri uror1rs hre ani bound
hcys q Wn1rrs cd BOT r.rF-i O., Hrs
rms ani Ts d. s-w~l eos reECei ~ of ih
ahtvr wtfe h pTci trs fr ufclucnty brft nav be
aa ~ etacr ani oh'rs r-r ~ he cac or ND, "a
a. FRANKLY, uea'or AMI Man1.a-tfrrt
No 2is Ro,d sue,t stoctoc H do3f N-rs Narn
Tee. Hrcrfen a Co
RM or'ers ~ fcfvavu Shoes bankNry rcer we'd and
promptly aucrfd tNhs u Rforurs now nsu ard
eoHpe, ~ dHcurrn be friends scnding their vans Cor
fhncs VII pl'tsc ne prce heir ctters o. ss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
SWAN TAVERN.

Uh HTond Strcet ncnr the Rirhmond, Frcder-
icksburE Potomac Railroad Depot.
s aove establishment - e5mrl order FOR the se
Il eomn-d'.n of The rra-r.9r soie.ts the -.
'oE Of his OF i'isods and The public sereiaHY
Board per DAY si.g5.
" lriV,Ic" rns In iae northern md this most
eouvcnsai a,e TO odge ard brasa A. bepE within lew yrs
Of ihe Dept Breakfast ony ga cents.
ie ie-u w J. TAYLOR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12

VFNHlS DAY received, per schr Union, a large
- and we'll selected Stock NJ Wiucs Iiauors and ii
gHrs, Of mo" superior qunly-bmnis entirely Among
thru VIII BE- found
20 boxes Duta Grar, silrry MONSIEUR. vintage Iss2
20 ID Snafki'rE Mofcnc schaubuH
10 d. Joh1nnesbefrcr
10 d. Stairwcin H Mann
. pires Holland Gin, superior quality
. DO sehutzian
~ hair piI pure of Cornae
~ hsf aud a. casks Old urd. nupuy Go, rinsi Csson.
I"puy atd segncne braud'-al Of the mos superior
quality
10000 genuine Havana Cgars Inn
poaion which aded o. ouf choice supply Fort Madeira Ma
hfa and nH dcserpuou' o. Wines Liquors Te,s
sufed sous and ~ prices m
eosanoniy low Coz good paper.
GALLAGHER a OLpNER
No Sc Main street.
so doors above TIE Ciy Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
FALL AND WINTER ENHANCEMENT

NEW RAILROAD AND SrEArEO LINE
Between Richmond and Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Old Point Comfort, &c, Port wHithalI-
FAKE REDUCED TO 10 Ceht>, INCLUDING MEALS
he qd pI0 and st n@teSy s noSe sre 59ai
Ia which in the complete order cor both Jay night
line, and unsurpassed her accommodation, running
tween Port walhal aud Norfolk from
Richmond and Petersburg al rae Of rs SE
dSry
Passenger, leaving Richmond n MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS At st A. breakfsi board Augusta
Norfolk about oeock, r. NJ Augusta
leaves Norfolk Al n. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS sA
IURDAfs Tassengers h-e7kaSng boan and
Waithal 1t half past ~ ~ and Richmond about p u.
VIII be perceived from the Ebove that comfortable
expeditions lhc persons y.sng Norfolk
Opportunity OF uansaetns and returning by the
morning TO be absent from thsir only
The Augusta Will the usual landings james
take in and put out ye and other points
whore signal is made.
Tue public est assured that the Denomination Of
PTopetos this line permanently
travellers between RehmoEd and Norfolk the bss
the lowest
For further information ekets fciEh srpy Depot
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company the Ticket
Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12

WE have this day formed n in business,
rated in above ADVERTISEMENT and that the
have madi viii for the the confidence Of
niots friends and the public generally WIN ANDERSON, Jr-
Ist A TRICE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12

tcnllemen'> light CaIfshia reg'a Hoo,s.
UST received PER schE Lowell, from Boston,
turpy ~ ne above Boots, vhch b. fod NV Tssy
afs ~ adscme ard Ecod. JUDAH nYERs
hb No e7, West Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12

NOTICE-Gcnucuca sfcuri thl by leaving th-it Cd,
fufcs WIN they have hu cches usd.
% H prices tn suits usually cost
~ uarnue d % Leave your measure
with feb ~ kEEN A co. Iu2 Ms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
NEW GOODS.

DECEMBER 30TH.
EUNIE subscribers have just opened further supply Of
u Plaid Raw Silks and Rich Gaia Paids
UnImed Muslin Collars
Ladies Menno Jackets
FIerced Silk Hose
Ladies white hid Gloves
Mode. colours and bla X Thibei Shaws
hLSoh good supply Of Negro Binse hand Of good
Sizes and at low de ~ 4. n. PRICE A. co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
FOR SCOTTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
g. g.,

IN and after the LIST October, oor Packet
~ Boats win leave Richmond at A Nc MONDAY "Wednesday
ana fr'day and arrive in LynehburE Gays 81
RETURNING,
Leave Lynehburg Monday, Wednesday, Friday At A.
and arrive In Richmond day, Al - r ~
Our Boas connect 1t Cartsrve fourhors
Line 10 Farmvie Prince Edward Cha- ard at seo,ys
with Fa'h Co.'S Line OF PosoaebeS 70 st,unfon
sept 80, l546 BOYD. EDMOND l. DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12

NOTICE-fhe undsuigned Executors Of he a will asI
esi,m-nt o, Edward Cochran ate Of u civ Of Fh,s.I
Phh 'eec1sed hereby uoy au whom MAJ aetru ua ~
viz OF meI powers % tEecS 2s arcrad and pursuance
70 ea, m t1nser Of s'ck m the JOINT companies Of
ms sa pass The lou day Of Jrnuay 1877 they will on 90
nfcf &c Sh day q June ncI eaas 10 be tanferrd 4, .b
riss o nay become the puichu thcruf snsk In
he"uon1 tifdfcSsouig Fo1Iac Ia load Comgany stsrd
ing The book, aid COMPANY n he r5rs on he ,i III
mund ColeEan. deed, CT 'BsE " ASFiSlvfAI. -
Q-fm tF A.f Err thra
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12

COMPREHENSIVE.
TTNHE undersigned, former partners in business
Il have again associated themselves together under
+. LATHROP a. VAN DEURSEN,
for the purpose OF uansa,uBE
General Dry Goods Business.
We have succeeded the business Of The late finn Of Hawc
Deuon wari, No o. Main Street, Richmond Va,
keep an time Eoi gocds atd will he
all old friends and Wen these the
hrm. FAYErTE LATHROP,
P. VAN DEURsEN
January itb 1917.
GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
We just In receipt OF choice Of c gnois
I'd TO this aChug purchased recently
markets We nvio TIC q feni examination
cases Of beautiful PTiut, sty,e
Pns' blue aud white IaIl'tans ior Party dresses
Plain Swiss Mus'ins
WHIT" Kid Gloves, all numbers
ALSO-Bieachci and brown Siuinrs and sheeinEs
Blesebcd Drilings Kentucky Je,ns
Hosiery, trnwn ioIands-Bh Alpaceaa
Blk and cord Csmbnes &C, sc
,. LATHRoP VAN DEURsEN.
70 ls No o. Main Street
FENIIE subscribers invite the attention Of pur.
II eIsscrs 81 GROCERIES, consisting IN part
10000 los Bacon, old and
100 bags Latuira, Rio and Java Coffee
no hhdH N % Sueaf
West India and q Molsscs
100 sacks san
IS bits Whisky lReeuGcdand oh RycI
tons assorted County Iron
TEA Loaf sugar, Pepper, Ginger Anspiee
Wfnes o. slfts
Hfaudy-Ffench and Apple
toap ;Candles-sperm. tarow and aiamtnuue
Nais, Clover Feed he be
DAILY INFECTED,
400 bbh North CsIoina Ncu Herring
Ntal Apply JONES WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12

Beautiful Dress Boots, just Received.
WE have Just opened by Adams N Co. EX-
press Line another beautiful OF Mics Fms French
Boots splendid article. We gentlemen OF
prror and splendid aoe call This lot OF Boots
handsome, IL hand omest Virginia. We keep large
supply Of them hand always and Of the fashion. They
OF beautifully. de % PuTNEY A. WATTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12

SlR-lou will take notice, that. upon the l6,h
- tay Of March. 1877, between The n,urs n D. and
- W 'hal rfceoed 20 TAKE Counting iuus. o. N.s
NY Nplng1 tommse.on Merchants In hs city Of New
ana site u Lousart te l7caons Of Hhrvey Noron
t.s hu " h seut Efsad Thomas and oh.rs 70 b. rad in
t'ir' IN 100 su Of McG1 ant ,tNcrs ntt.n fdurisfr
' ad o3's u'o1 en- ssnded atd supplemental tU Oiled boz aid
s ~ cave W ne Couvi, ily Of Perjury tst7 srd
N ''F renf 30 fc q r-ut srp1f Count W Chsrty 60. TIE
'uod Circuit n which ard others arc eta 81. sat YOU
' o'p or dirnasts ari ny ca1se tbe said icp,
's 90 = not tr con iced ncd day ct
March 1877, M Wi b. continued ~ ui a,y D fs, ,tves
NE sare hogn urtl comas trd
r. i0-1H AZ rotlysrt
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-04

day:-It is Mr.. BENEFITS Town CIock. DO you
see any thing now Mr. Discretionary? Nothing!
Blindness may be either voluntary or involuntary,
and is always deporoblc, come as it may. But here
is a blindness we hardly know whether most to pity
orridlcu!e. One thing is certain, and that is that
AR. Discretionary invested with discretion to use
his eyes in an important Office in the name and for
the benefit Of an association was blind to every as
pect of Mr.. BENEFITS C5Ock and in the exercise Of
his discretion failed to see what was most palpabe
object of vision to all around him. He could see
everything else with remarkable dstinctness, but
alas his official eyes could not open upon the Torn
C'ock! Fortunately the uaofcial eyes of the mem
ber5 of that Association, whose official organ Of
vision had been so unfortunately chosen in the per-
son of Mr.. Discretionary did see tie Cioch and did
find it worthy of their careful criticism and warm
appreciation.
1t remains to account for the calamity that had
befallen this voluntary Bartimeus! Aword will OK.
plain this mysterious blindness and it is due to the
community, to the Association whose trust has been
betrayed and prostuted to the base purpose Of per-
sonal revenge and to him upon whom this purpose
was attempted TO be executed in The name Of large
and respectable society, that that word should be
recorded, He ac7S hiS personal enemy! l do not 0sI
the community to infer that that fact lay at the
foundation Of the official dcrciction on the part of
the Committee, or any member of it, but that these
facts may be put together, and that candid com
munity may judge if there is any thing in these TO
vindicate the invention of Mr.. BENNETT from the
contempt which the late and pointed neglect Of the
officers, implies on the part of the Society, before
whom it was exhibited. j..
Rutland, Oct. 20, 1877.