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ted tscir client TO the privileges OF coafron-
'ing her accusers, and that her commit
ment was illegal and oppressive, and
moved for her enlargcmcot His honor
The Judge, postponed his decision ill
this morning at ten O'Clock. [Oracls.
i is stated in Connecticut paper that
the SHAKERS, influenced by a pretended
Prophet amoag taern. are buying up
srain to provide against seven years ia
mine.
{n''gc Sfers's Oa;mgn.-We have received an
opinion OF JUICE story, delivered in the circuit
court OF the U. S. in this town or Mondsy lest,
anon an hrbcas corpus directed 10 CoIrmc,lore
Sal..h s', to bring up the body u z bert Tread
well, miu'r who had entered irto the navy In
t';s opinion the Ju'ge Investigates the powers de-
'egsted bv The constitution IN Congress % tn pro-
vide and msinisin a nyvy." and ali ms Ia. riaht
nj Congress tn authniise Is. eu.i,,nent "a miaol-s
INTO the naval service and IN tl.- course OF the
opinion eSa'nres some OF the sogula decisions of
the state Courts in ansle .ous questions
he judgment of the Court was that Tread
well w9s lawfully detailed and therefore demanded
him to tue castody oil the Commodore.
Boston Pdhiot.
Fi'eoeyicksJurs., Jslry 81.
We stop the Press to give place to the following
communication from gentleman of respec,abili,y
in Stanartsvic. The man whose meanchol, eud
1t announces, was well knnwn to gentlemen here,
he having tor many years acted agent FIR the
Mutua! Assurance Society in an adjoining section of
the state.
COMMUNICATED
On Wednesday night the 10th mat, stranger
stopped at the house of John Scheler, about five
miles above Stsnardsve, in Orange county On
the following morning he foaud about 100 yards
from the house with his throst ell; An inuue s,
was held on the body which brought in verde, Of
Smc;7e. From his papers it appeare, that his
name was Peter +. .1idr6le; that he has lived in
!.udoun county, Y.ignia-tha, while living there
he acted rs agent for the Mutual Assurance Society
at this state--irom that county he removed 20
Harrison county, m the state of Kentucky, where,
he was eHgaged in mill o. Licking Creek, and
was, IN the 1915, COMM toned by Governor
SHELBY. Il LisEt-uant and pay- Master in the MI
Ua. His papers also show that he has acted as
agent for several persons 10 this state-among
them is letter concerning business he had 10
iran act for the children OF u Mrs Harding, who
lives in Loudoun county. IL has left st!the place
gc' y may, his Mi-book, suudry papers, saddle
hags, and some clothes, &c.
July 22d, 1916.
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PU8LfCN07ICE--s Hsrely Giue,,
VSSHAT The County Coart Of Halifax, have ap-
! pointed the fourth Monday in august next,
(beihg Court day) to receive Proposals ior making
an accura e CH.9RT of said Conty-Pursnant 20
an Act of Assembly that made and proyi-
ded.
By Order IF the Cart
SAML. WILLIAMS, D. c. C.
August 3. 25-w4w
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August.
NISSNTNTION

DISSOLUTION.
TEVslE P9rt ership OF White & Jones, Of Janes-
town. Pri &c -Elws'd, has this day dissolved
nv mutual sent. Those having claims arains,
said firm NAV expect an ample adj s.mcnt of the
same, by Robert Zones. Az those indebted to said
Grm, may consider I'll cunse!yes Responsible to Rob.
ert Jones for the same.
UTLLL9.l! UVTTF.
EOHERI' JC.A.r.S.
Jamestown July 49, 1916
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PHILADELPHIA, July 81.

OdHk ~ the United States.
The public is not likely to be eratified
with the knowledge of the amount Of the
quota subscribed in the city of Philadel-
plia, as we have understood from good au-
tbority that a strict silence will be pre-
served on that subject, until the returns of
the several amounts of subscription from
all the places designated by law, shall have
reached this city.
This secrecy may perhaps have been
deemed necessary, in order to prevent a
premature traffic in script. [GroJan.
From St. Croix we learn. that A. Bent
ION, Esq. son .in-law Of Mr.. John Jacob AS
Tor Of New York, has been appointed by
ms Maj sty the King of Denmark. Cover
nor GeHeral of tie Danish West India ISL
ands, and commander IN chief of the for
Ces there. PhH Dem. Press.
we understand that in consequence Of
representations made bv the Court of
Ll,rance to the King ofthe Netherlands, ell
IN Bonapartists and the Republicans that
u 10, lied from France and found refuge at
D'ussels, we're ordered to leave that city
oh or before the 18th Of May last.
LPhR. Press.
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TIE business in future viii be carried on at Tie
same place by Robert jones, wlo is determined to
make use n every exertn give general =a,isfac-
uon-And Homes from his rung,pal attention to
meet with encourasc cement from a gencrous pub
lie.
ROBERT JONES.
.fupUst :. e5-qy4gv
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
1 PETITION viii be presented to the next .e-
~ sislature, praying change in the periods now
prescribed ~ law Tor holding the williamsburg
Chancery District Court, so as to make the terras
Of that Count commence on The LIST day of June
ani the 2oh day OF October, in each year.
august 3. c5--o.ip
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80 9 ' "SG., v n.'s o'ls'. : SUGAR,
5000 IBIS Prime Green Coffee
T-"esidas AID wlNn-iopfas.ss Or. cast.
go casks C'aret Wine, md
so boxes Goshen Cheese.
IN STORE.
Prime New-orleans Sugar, in bids. and
barrels
s 3,5s P e., : COFFEE.
Loaf Sugar, in barrels
I5%ps'Si ard rrAs-seas,. cargo
Souog fvsono
Cognac snis-5th proof
5 N':ass:s 5:''"'a RUM
And Best Havanna II falling Moiasses-
For Sale. on the most reasonable terms, at our
store, fronting the lover end ofthe Basin.
VIM. p. SMITH & Co.
August 3. 25-wtf
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Eichwond Turnpike Comha7g.
VsFtib Directors OF tlis company, 10 pur-
s. sa"ce Of CO power given riem hy the las annual
dent Of dollars each share in the Company a. he
ofAug 1910. H. ggEppAgi, gc~1.,,, ~
y2nQU,fJ 1s--tlsI
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Election for Governor in New Orleans
Jaognes YiUGre, $50 Joshuq Le1vis, 292.
For Congress- IH9mas b. Robertson,
872--no opposition.
The Phil. Press ortte S0,h Of Iuly, Saws, only
$3.50, Goo have been subscribed to tie r. s. Bank
m tls e',yad, that if, " as PROBATE, the whole
capital be subscribed, the haleucc will be tslsen
in ta, city-A single iadiyilul has offered TO take
the residue.
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RoYsTER & WALLS,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEN.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
gBHiAT II any person or persons have any claim
2 against the I cam sold by Owen Franklin 10
Richard Harris some time in April last, they are
requested = make u known. Or before the Cob
day OF October next, ct which time Mr.. Harris
noie viii be doe for Fi,e Hupdred Qga rim, Dali
TIRE, and should claim be produced by tist time,
am ia hopes Nr. Harris viii have no Hesitation
~ payins me the amount, as am the holder ofthe
SAID note, assigned 70 me by the sail Owen Frank.
lin.
MATTHEW WINFRFE.
August 9. IS gt*
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N7sssrs. Garltn .47aefgoa and ID107as
.Nalar,



THE 81 BSCRIBERS
AZ M been FHpoiuted hv lhe County ~our
Z 3 Of Ameir', Commissioners for f,e n,,rr, ,e
a. contracting With some pelson 10 tase g. a1c,,
fsie tN'HJ OF s'il County. (cxcerd that lin,
oi tpe 'ppnty bounded by TIE -.,.r Anrous tt,,y s
Hereby give Notice. tttt John .. I.eiob 60 g.
the Commissioner, will receive proposals at a.
Jerks Office 81 'ae sed county, until the fonr,l,
hufslay ia September next at which tine ne
'nb c,i5crs " ~ stend 70 Tive Crurt-honse fcr,-
OF, ana enter in'o cnuireci agreeable 10 an yei
OF d @ last hss nb'v, liflea &c AZ 49,. a. .-l.;f
a. accurate Chart vi each Cnuaff I'D Grnr,si
Nap OF the Ierri'ury of tots Cominorw~al,b. -
Az proposals mgitbs III wiring, and IT ~ post.
postfge pad
SAMUEL F0rc, CHsntEs CtH.trv
Jasy r. Lafra, Hvr r. rser
y. I9"Hts. loqV = Towns.
itnoS Z dafsa, JonN JooEzn,
tn9vts trior,
Aug. 3. 95 wtdT'G
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NOTICE.

A PETITION will b. presented to the next Ie-
"a gisat'Ire, praying change in the periods now
fxed by law Cor holding the Circuit Cour;s Of Law
in the respective Counties for the first Judicial Cir
cut, so as to make the terms Of those Cocrts COM
mence at a later period in the Spring ard Fall
.9ugust 5. 25-7gsm
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FIFTY DOLLARs RE WARD:
sE uNhWAY franz the Subscrib. p. -, ,,,o ,S,,,
: dsy OF Vas cli last, Negro Fellow, Nv tie
name oi mn, about twchty-eieht years OF aee. ~
bout SIX feet high, pock marked add tol..,ah,e
9iscS-He has So &C changed his name 10 y.g;5ES
HfIf1.IS, and says Le IS free nian-IIe was ~.
Ken on IA Greenv.Iie, si,J iolee. in hail, he hral..
out ct Tie lsi and then he was capsbt and nut in
sussex jail, Where - broke ert Also and has sir.
been seen IN Petersburg m his wav TO P.un,,Iys.
S ma purcs aset the said negro on tie Eastern
shore OF MARYLAND, Of William Cruueh--he +. -,
ariiu! cunning Villain he can both read and writ,
and no doubt Luz what ne wilt forge him self i.e
. l wish thcse who take him IN 10 W.: o me- = f -
mes to Lex g;on, in Georgia, or Knoxville Ia Ext
Tennessee.
NFREE-7i.8...
1851 D. o. 3.
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d. Bs'o7vn, jr. e ~. F7nnev.
s1NpNSf >.

FALUABLE JdMES l7TTFR I1NO m or
IN Tuesday. the 18th day OF Septeni.
Der next, will be offered to the highest b;Jdr ON 49,,
premises the 1RfcI' OF Land, in GoochE.id co,,,v.
De.nnsng 10 The estate of Samuel Woosiso tIeccaS
ably TO the last will and of tie deceased If
tract contains sol Sd acres, bya recent survey o. toc
1lo - acres consist of high land well adopted 10 III, grow
ing o. Corn, Wheat a'' rolacco leo of which ar. IN
praveInents are good dwelling house kitchen stable &C.
Ml an eNeeIelh APP e and peach orchard. The land lies
upon James River, 80 miles above Richmond u,,, =,
Yam Stage Road TO Charlotte MILE ant aaicinin. de
ders6n S"P' "e'JA'Hh An'
H. he liberty to sow wheat will be given the purchaser
put :fre possession cannot he given until the growing
Jan. 1917. Va ''S u'e is' vi
Terms Of s0ie-One half cash. the bnlanc. y, ,,,s
months 10 he secured by deed of trust unor ,I,
Mr. kohr' Peasants who lives upon the land viii I
To any person who may wisl. 10 purchase ~ '
HILLfdM MTLLER)
.8yquss 5. ''' 4'A"' O. De-
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The Fredericksburg HcreiIis mistakeo
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JUST RECEIVEn--

.urust :.
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Il is stated in Connecticut paper that
the SHAKERS. influenced by pretended
Prophet amo1g taer. are buying up
srain to provide against seven years "a
mine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-03

The Romh-On wednesday,, a steciaf
District Court met in the Cap tel, o. .he
case Of the privateer Romp-lulgs Tuck.
er, on the Bench-Mr. Writ, attorney Tor
the u >. --Messrs. Wickhsra and Muir
dough, for the opposite sl6e-The eyi-
dence not being matnrcd for final inves-
iisation Of the case, no other measure was
at this time adopted by the Court than 10
appoint YieTOer8, TO asc ertain the tuation
OF tie vessel and equipment, who are to
make their report this day to the Court
Messrs. w. & ". put IN ci4i,7 20 ib.. ves
sell &c. "a behalf Of Squire Fisk. tate the
Commander of tile Romp-The claim was
not regularly received, because it was not
s7gorl to--though a memorandum was
made Of It's being ofered-There will be
tine enough to give it the necessary for
mality, before . tober next, when the trial
may come on in chief.
The Fredericksburg Hcredis mistaken
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f o r e N.


me day before yesterday, the Marescboi i.
CCsslnoaGeres' uterine brother of the ~ 49,,
chancellor OF the Empire was arrea,e1 ~.
General had retired into the departmens ar sa..
anu use, and he has been Conducted bv ,La 60
oarmerie INTO the prison of The Abbave tn.
hx-Arch Chancellor lives very retired ~ tbo aa,'s
dreossy. NOM zen An
L IS sad that on an order of the NT;r;.,s, -
roiice, Cambaceres (Ex-Prince Arch Chsncsj-
iorJ was attempted TO be arpnsted IN H.; -.
mousse and shat he exhibited Russi,f, t1t,o,. '
GENERALIZATION which prevented tbe orde CO, ~
Oen'B carried into execution Next dav 81, oria-
was communicated TO him TO mnt pas;. ~,
france, and he then showed Ib;s norasa.:..' A''1
COUNSELOR Wns1 OF the Russian Embassy At paris
Ie.Leruay scands.ous scene tool, plsr. =, a.,
Oiamper or Deputies. These Gente1ns, -, .'.s
IN the Sale dee Con srencss when H.
:, Ministers entered. Scarcely had NJ Il. p,.t"
ia III, alu W. de Vaublanc made his appearaoce
""e" several voices called out--.HBa, ~, 49,
"es' teey are trdito ., they haOs broe,rc,i a.. -.
~ y LayateIte they onghfin ti,ir urn "a 3.
oroltght 10 Trial as gritty If RTg6 Treason - n
ysln ,ne Ministers wishedto speak. Il vas ;,,-
Upside ~, lot them to make themseIyes bssyd -
iI ne MINISTERS adopted the resolution NJ ,,;,h.
SiIe"inB Their example was followed bv a..
uepuues OF aPeaceable disposition and ne s,,r.
remained to deliberate on the manner &c liz,
orly denouneing the ministers for bsv;nes 800
ue evasion OF NJ. de Lavalette.
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Mr.. Wi'son briefly assigned the reasons why he
vas opposed to the bill in its present shape
they were, substantially, that the bill was retros.
oective in its operation that the state of the
treasury, the pressure of existing taxes, and
he unsettled state Of the general system of
,axation was untavorable to the increase of
ihe eHpences Of the civd list; that the bill
contemplates 4 novelty in the annals of our go
vernment that the increase of compensation was
too great, going at once double the present rate
Of compensation, estimating the session at four
anda half months duration ;.that the precedent
would be ofinjurious effect that the principle
ofhigh salaries was not congenial to our instit,l-
tons and that the manner in which this bill
had progressed, was objectionable, and unusual
on subjects ofsuch magnitude, bearing too much
the appearance of haste. These were Mr. WIS
general views.
The bill having been reported to the Senate
MI .Saatord moved to amend the bill, so as to
substitute compensation of dollars per
day, for the annual salary
Mr.. Carpdea opposed this motion, assigning,
among the grounds oft, that the allowance for
travelling would be also increased by such an a.
mendment, though not proposed 10 be increased
by the bill from the Honse.
me question on Mr.. Sanford,s motion was dc.
c,ded in the negative---23 to 10, by Yeas and
Nays. '''N
The question on ordering the bill to be read
third time, was then decided as follows:
Fer the b'N--Messrs. Barry, Bbb, Brown, Cam.
oeu, Condit, Daggett, Dana, Galllard, Gore, FLAIR.
per, Horsey, Howell, Hunter, Lacock, Mason, OF
~ "a nerrow, Roberts, Talbot, TAFT, Thomp-
Against the 6iH-Msssrs. Chace. Coldshorough
hieg, Macon, Rdggles, Sanford, Taylor, Ticheno
Turner, Varnum, Wfison-l1
The Senate then adjourned.
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hhera few words ftoyn Mr.. Smith os NJ, -,
thought the provision would be ihesIsc,n.l n WI,
unnecessary-the amendment was adopted, az.
81, noes 43. -sA ' ayes
Mr.. Migrant offered new section tn the I'm
the object of which was to allow the f,r s: su'
tors appointed by the government each sa,e
LOT - dollars, and to prarent their obta;n;nSy
any loan or accommodation from the Bank.
In support OF his propositions, Mr.. NJ spol.'
some length. He adyerted to the immense So
fofthe govt which would pass through this HAS
amounting annuallyto the sum of TWENTY Sa,,
millions, exclusive ofthe stock owned therein h..
the government. We were entering into Ply
nership, he said, with persons unknown 70 ., ,s
and about to place into their hands the mmensr,
revenues ofthe country. 1t was indispensable
therefore that the government should not oni'.
have astrong Influence in the Bank, but ts NJ;
rectors ought to be made independent, and ~
far as possible, placed beyond the Temptation &C
bstraying their trust-he would make them in.
deed as independent as the Judges. Mr.. NJ onn
ted examples from many countries in E,,rona u .,
prove the necessity of giving the government
greater influence in the bank, which, in none OF
the instances he cited had ever been injurious ~
the prosperity of those Institutions.
Mr.. Calhoun replied that his colleagues ob;.ct
could not be effected by bis amendment be.
cause, It the directors were precluded from bor.
rowing from the bank directly they could borr,r,
in the name, and through the medium of some
friend. '"e
Mr.. c.. remarked further that the salary Offer.
ed must be very large to induce commercial
man OF any standing to foreso the benefit. of the
bank. ~
Mr.. Migrant thought salary Of 5000 dollars
would be sufficient inducement to men well Quail.
,fied Tor the direction, to relinquish the priv.
lege OF borrowing from the bank. After soma
further observations in answer to Mr.. Calhoun.
Mr.. Migrants motion to amend the bill. was
negatiyed, without division.
The only remaining motion, meritins particu.
lar notice, was by
Mr.. dHerfOn, who moved that the rate at which
the three per cent. stock shall be received for
subscription, shall be reduced from 65 to so per
cent. -
Some debate ensued Gu this motion. which had
not concluded, when,
The house adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Aiter the presentation and reference Of vario,ls
petitions; amongst which was one by Mr.. Clor.
ton from sundry inhabitants of the city of Rich
mono, praying the establishing of National
SANK and branch thereof in that city
Mr. As1'7fea, from the committee of Ways s.
M cans, made an untayorable report on the psti.
ton OF David Lamb; which was concurred in
THE TARIFF.
Mr.. LoIe7des, from the same committee. re.
ported bill to regulate the duties on imports Sc
tonnage, which was twice read and committed.
:. mr. hooertson, from the committee on the pub.
iic lands, made unfayorable reports on the peti-
irons OF Philip Vast, Amariah Watson, George
ouiuser ana Others and James Thompson which
Were seyeraily concurred in.
Mr.. Ro6ertaOn, from the same committee. re-
ported the bill from the Senate, relating to set
tiers on the public lands, without amendment.
on motion of Mr., TAYLOR of NY.
heso.ued, That the committee of WAYS and
heans be instructed to enquire into the expedi.N
e9cy OF making provision by law for the renewal
oil defaced Treasury notes -
On motion of Mr.. CsprsfocE ~
ResofOed, That the committee of pens;or. a.,
Revolutionary Claims be instructed to eno,;s.
mo .ne expectancy of increasing the pena;oFs
OF all those private soldiers who have snfTasad
the amputation OF either Of their arms or leps ho
ate war curing the
s. =, Stt - laiu before the house report
lIouI tne secretary of War, made in p,rsnsnc.
o. resolution oftbis house, comprising > detail
60 90 s.a'einent respecting the settlement of elaine
., ~, e e several states reimbursement of monies
Paiu Tor militia services during the Iate me-.
wnlch was read and ordered to lie ON tbs So
M me engrossed bill for the relief of Iobn r.
W.T. was read the third time and passed
NATIONAL BANK,
me House then resumed the cons;der,t;or &c
t9e National Bank Bill and went tbro, the re, =,
OF the come of the whole; after which yario,a
were offered and discussed, too IN
room, a9, 20 pc passed over, and requiring more
this mornings paper. we SINGLE ort o mem I9r
SION at present, which was vote. 20 f. 81 -
locate the mother Bank at New York ;nstsa5 20
rnisdeiphia-A view of the proceedings Of ,ha
Gay on the Bank subject shall be given IN Je,a;s
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IN sENATE-March 10.

After the second reading of two or three
bills, &c.
The engrOssed bill to incorporate the
subscribers to the Washington Female
Orphan Asylum, was read third time.
MIR. Harper assigned the reasons why
he should vote against the bill. Ifhe were
tojudge of this question by the respecta-
bility of the names connected with it, or
by the objects Of the institution embraced
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AoNDoS PRIVATE coaResroxorSer,
ESCAPE OF LAVALErTE.
PARIS, Dec. q

-, Paris, Dec. 81.
!, MADAME de Layalette's health has been. nc von
snow very seriously injured b. all her late snc
leenags. for several weeks past. in order to a.
YOU .ne movement of her Carriages, she has
800 5.er sedan-chair she has been accustomed
&c IN this vehicle into tie prison.
sntly deposited in the passage q
q room thence passing tl,ro'
corridor lead to The prison.
four yesterday aftcnooa
n large veil, accom-.
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where studded. On this occasion, they are arr.n.
eel as ia great amphitheatre, row after row, neari
50 feet an height and when YOU consider that tlas
are all dressed ia neat uniform, and in the snci.c,
costume OF the islsnd--the boys in breeeles ana
STRAIT coats and the girls in white aprons and
y "a viii easily imagine that nothing could be NOR.
picturesque than the exhibition they made.-'rba
number OF spectators estimated to be at ea,.
l2.OOe; yet the whole lumber present (20.0OO) ,.i
not ill the half olthc immense area or tine ch,r,
in which t'lcv assembled. They filled indeed ev.'
ny part of il from which the children could be seer
bat the rest-ihe long drawn aisles-the deem al
coves-the ample chasntrics and ch,pcls, wh;,h
serve To make up the remainder OF this plemn pil
Tut when the voices Of all ;licse eight Thousand
naoc, nts suddenly buis, forth in Handcl's Haller
jah, which, as they sang without notes, and wers
perfectly prepared, came with all the force of spor
tanenus devotion; then the whole church, throuph
all ITS wiatingsan recesses, seemed instinct viii
voice anti spirit. have seldom felt SO strong an .
mNton as at that moment The children wern
perfectly prepareI-1'hey all began at the SAM
instant; they were never ont OF time with the orsa,
or with one another aad when they paused, as tn
did With simHltaneoos exactness,
Tie silence of'that huge and solemn bile
CeE GA the heart.
Ii seeneda> the smallest whisper wouu b,r.
been audible from extremity to the other OF ,bs
immense audience. In a few NOM snts after ,ba
iesssn had been real, and before the sermon com
mencei, they all burst forth in the same way I'M,
&c h>e"Ws anu GOA save rae h9Hg and tho the
audience were in some sort prepared for it Tho
same eff,ct seemed To follow.
The whole exhibition was very different from anv
thiae have ever witnessed before or can ever 500
again, unless should happer 10 be in London on the
same anniversary, for ain sure the world came.
produce its para e..
1t appears from Official authority that upw ards of
10000 children are instructed in England hy what
called the National Society. MANY children are al
SO educate! BY other societies, aud many semnaries
are supported by legaces, and charitable instiut;
ons, where the children are maintained as well q,
taught.