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j^Q                                                                                                        PROPRIETOR.

4J. Portrait of a Young Lady,      -      Mrs. W. F. Brooks

The first portrait after receiving instruction.

5.   Scene on the Mohawk River,    -    Mrs. D. Huntington

Brooklyn.

5|. Cabinet Portrait,         -          -        -        J- P- Ri^ner

6.  A Toper Asleep,.....Rev. G. Huntington

Painted at the New York University, while under the
instruction of Prof. Morse.

7.  View of  Verplanck's Point,   from

Stony Point,   ------    Rev. Dr. McAuley

8.   Stony Point, by Moonlight,     -    -    -     Wm. Bleakley

9.   Sunset, at Verplanck's Point,   -    -    -     Wm. Bleakley

(Copies of 8 and 9, with variations, are in the gallery be¬
longing to Dr. McAuley.)

10.  View  of Grassy Point,  from  Ver¬

planck's,    -------    Rev. Dr. McAuley

The four Landscapes above named, were painted at
Verplanck's Point, in the summer of 1835, at the instance
of one of a company who commenced a city on that beau¬
tiful spot. Two of the pictures were afterwards pur¬
chased by the Rev. Dr. McAuley, and two copied for him.

11.   The Rondout Kill—Twilight,   -    -    -    Richard Fay
 

Boston.
 

A hut stands in the shade of trees—willows bend over .
the still water—a red vine clambers the Sycamore in the
foreground. Engraved for the magnolia in 1836, by Smillie.

12. Twilight, in the Rondout Valley,   -    -    Henry Coggill

1836.

In the foreground is a bridge over the Delaware and
Hudson Canal.