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and Charity Sermon

*On Sunday, next, the
Archbis' op OF Baltimore will administer
the Sacrament of Con6rmstio in ST. Ma
rvs Church; and the Rev, r. Baxter will
preach Charity Sermon, Tor the benefit
of the Sunday School. Divine service to
commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
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that Mr.. Canning will not return to this
country, from his intended visit to Eng
land. Nat. Int.
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ALIENS
Lottery and E1change Office

Lottery and E1change OWce,
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington city.
@Orders from any part OF the United
States, by mail (post paid) or by private
conveyance, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any Of the Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punclual
attention, addressed TO
S. Il NJ. ALLEN & Co,
Washington City, ID. c.
noo~, III
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Public Sale.
0N TUESDAY at 10 o'clock will be
" sold al the auction store

Il Mn CESDhI dt ~ " SioSh WI" "
" sold al the auction STORE
II Variety Of articles,
the greater part without reserve, among
which are, sugars, rum, brandy, win. CT
der vinegar, candles, soap, mustard, biac.
king, ink powder. Also, handsome
assortment of new and second hand furni-
ture OF every description. Also, calicoes,
mu.Iins, clothes, LassImeres, cassiDeits,
vestings, handkercbiefs, shawl,, hose,
trimmings, umbrellas, psrasols, shoes hats,
linens, ribbands, &c &c. Also, India
carpetlng GA wide, lot OF very Superior
fashionable paper bangings glazed, just
from Philadelphia, &c &c.
VII be added to Tuesdays Sale,
A few Or. casks Port Wine
half Or. L. P. Teneriffe
half pipes, cargo
On long credit. Those wine. are very
superior and warranted pure as imported.
=. B All limited articles may be seen
and purchased at any time.
may 80 S. A. MARsT ELLER, aug.
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PRIZE LIST
Qfths Isl Days drawing Of the Maryland
STAlE LOTTERY.
ALIENS OFFICE, }
Washington, May 90, lSa3.

= l. II LIZ IL II i,
Now drawing IN the City OF Baltimore,
under the superintendance of Commits
sioner. appointed by the governor and
Council
No. 21I57 e34l3 prizes of .,Dl0Oo
MAJ prize of loo
9lO7 1910 prizes of SO
Will draw again on Wednesday after
next, the 18th Of June.
Prizes still undrdun are:
prize of 100000 is 100000
prize of 10000 is 10000
Q prizes of 10000 rs 10000
Q prizes of 5000 is 10000
10 prizes of I.OOOis 10000
Whole tickets pig Quarters 8 90
NEXT WEDNESDAY
WiH take place the Sd D'wi"g Of the
wAsHlNGToN
MONUMENT LOTTERY,
When some OF the floating capitals may he
expected out, all being now floating ex-
cept two, viz:
prize of Sso, is S2O.Ooo
9 prizes of 10000 is 100000
9 prizes nf 5000 is 10000
8 prizes of 1900 is Soon
6 priZeS Of LOCO is 5000
Whole tickets DO Quarters SO
Halves 5 EIshths 25
Tickets for sale in the University Lotte-
~, now drawing, at 10 dollars, shares in
proportion.
Tickets and shares in the above Iotte.
ries, warranted undrawn, to be bad, in a
great variety OF numbers, at
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Oil and Candles.
TUST received and tor sale so baskets
u fresh Bordeaux salad oil, very superior
60 casks whale oil
IS boxes spermaciti candles
so do mould and dipt tallow
50 do yellow soap
1000 lbs cotton yarn, assorted, No 5 to 2
A. G.. CAZkNOVE g. Co.
NAV %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-24
T No.O 2.
IMPROVEMENT IN Brns.

An Englishmaa has made an improve.
ment ia this necessary article, which il Pc
cuIiarly noseiand highly cconomic; /. lie
proposes 10 render the bed impcgsious to
AIR, theu 10 fill II by means of an air pump,
ar e0ndenslng syringe, with common al
| Dosphrrlc mir instead Of down and fcafil-
cfs. The air is introduced through M aper-
tufe or tubs into the ease, aud prev ented
from returning by means OF an air tight
slop-eock or valve. The case may be
made imperslous to mir by various meth
obs but that recommended b. the pafen-
tee Is q composition of Indian Rubber,
spirits of lurpeniinc and linsccd oil, which
when dry Is exceedingly pliable, and 30
elastic, thai II the cloth be. folded in sharp
corners, It will MI crack or peel off. The
advantages al this method of constructing
beds aud pillows, Nre their superior degree
of elasticity, allurdiag the most refreshing
aud casy repose Ia the warmcst eli
mate they may, wheurequirrd, bc changed
from the greatest degree Of soltncss to the
hardness of n tsattlass, by moving The han.
die al the mir pump, which Is placed COM
modoGsly within reach or may be rem
dered snit to any required delec, by the
eXhaustlng pump, also siihinfeaeh. Thy
may ne h'"ut iitsH and coui py tnhnbing
the air, by the alternate use OF the mir
pumps. This may be effected IN "a few
minutes without removing the person who
oeeafIes ihs bed Hence a great adyan-
iage - inealids. For medical purposes
they may be- filled with air at any required
Temperature or with water, stca,ns, ar
o her fluids. The author ruumerates va
rely Of other advantages, To be derived
rom his Ingenious conlriyauce, for which
he IL l'dry eniitlrd to u share Of lhosr hIra.
81 rs which Saneho Pan2a invoked for the
inventor OF sleep
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Heri0AicaA Aiterature

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Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
Tue OF TINS enterprise, may be undefi
stood from lew considerations which the ad-
vertisers Will venture to subluin to their annun
clatlon OF 1t. The periodical works of Great
Britain and France contain a mass oil literary
and scientific Intelligence, whio n does not reach
the American public Tor want of a suitable
channel, but Which would be read among us
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BRUSH reviews and Magazines as are reprint.
ell III the United States--not excepting the f.
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tents, to the exclusion 1.-THE other portion con
i5ung oi details anu apeeulatlons either unln-
tereslingI IN themselve,, or mSchievou5 in Their
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application. On tins plan, Idle expense and a
lruit less consunItIon 81 time, would be olivia
ted tor pages destitute oil merit might he sub
stltuted many OF value which now ielnaIn IN.
known and inaccessible. OF several British
journals OF the scientific and eTudite east, and
othersindeed 81 a mo general and atthe same
time very solid characte +, little or 10 use Is
made by the edito ; and COM icrs OF the pello-
dical works ?. inted in the United STATES.
The object Of the one now adyeltl-ed is the
accumulation, III a permanent ioim, oil the ma
terials thus neglected, and Of The lite any AID
scientific a.ticlea worthy Of beng ie9linei IN
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ness, to the present, tiouished for some years
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have continued to be supported by widespread
subsc Upton, but for an alteration OF the plan,
and series oil adyentitloa5 ieYerses. TIE rev
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DANCiNG SUNOOA..


DESPEcrFULLY nlurms the eli
sens Of Lynciburg 1pd II vicinity, tn
hc intends opening oeiluul n he polite ar
OF Dancing, NJ Mr.. Robert Alornsas Tie ,siH
teach two day IN each week dutiaR tle srs.
siolli (Which !. Ia conlt4e Tor tnelse weeh.s 5
The time OF tuition vii he ~ follows l,tgee
hours ~ the forenoon and tliree IN tile after.
mon, nj such periods rs will not interfere aifl,
The oihcr ludIcs OF his pupils lie will not
only instruct young ladic4 ana gtnilemrn
committed 10 h. care in the most fashionable
modes OF Dancing, but will also pay sbe siriet-
est attention 10 thcr department, and use his
best endcavors that ties Amy obtain thni ease
mud dignity oi earliaee which 80 peeuliaely
Distinguish the polite void.
lie nnticrs himself thnt from his long OK
peronce IN New York and the other prineinal
cities OF the United States and tho suecess
tlnt has uniformly attended his exel4ions, 10
hr enabled 20 give entire satisfaction 10 tliose
who may honor him with thcir patronage -
The most satisfactory tesiilaonials ~ 10 cha
raeter aud ability can he produced, il neces.
sary.
y. i. The gentlemen school will be held
IN the evening, al early candle light, 1n the
same day rs thai of the ladies'.
u bctoOi nil commence on FridaD me 20h
Wd. oad he continued The Joliowtng dog
june II. Dnts
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ANE(,llltrE

TIL" Marshal dc Tnrrhn, bcing one d y
alone III the box of The play house, SOME
gentlemen came IN, who, not Knowing hiu
would oblige him to yield his seat ID the
first row. They had the msoleuce, upon
his refusal To throw his bat aud gloves up
on The stage. The marshal, without being
moved, desired lord Of The ftst quality
to land them up 10 him. fhe gentleman,
Ilndlo5 who be WAS, blnshcd, aud would
lave retired bnt he, with much good bu.
mar lnlrcaied him 10 stay Say ing, thai ii
they would sIl eose there, was room enough
Tor them all
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Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. ID.

a. lis title indicates, the journal nov Offered
TO the patronage otthe public, will be conduct
ga entirely on the principle Of Seleiisp The
leading feature otthe plan. NOR, dstnc tly enun.
clated, Is To present At stated intervals sort o.
synopsis OF the Foreign Magazines, Journals.
ana henews, appropriated TO Meaiene and its
kindred Sciences.
Ne one Will doubt the importance of this de-
sign, who -. eonversant with the periodic A
works oil Europe. As is incident TO such pub
hcdtionss the matter which they contain is alto
gether OF mixed nature, and OF its themost
unequal They are a vast field, whtre golden
wheat Is too often ehoked by useless or perm.
clous tafes, AID where it imports us like the
prudent hnsbandman, 10 reject the one, and
hoard the Other. These publications are,
moreover, at TINS time SO numerous ~ costly
aud so difficult to 'e procured, that really thev
can only be consulted by large majority of the
culuvators OF science in the United States, tLro
a medium somewhat similar 10 the one now
proposed. IL isthereIore meant TO I've an ex-
tract SO copIous of their contents, as not only 10
exhibit the progress oilhe Physical Sciences a.
broad, hntto do away, in e,eat deefee, the
necessity otIccuningto the works the,n.cre-
The contents ol The Journal Will be arranged
under the DIVISION of
l. Selected Papers.
.. Selected Reviews.
,. Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
4 List Of New Publications.
The work is published in numbers in Janua.
ry, April. July, and October, forming yearly a
large volume.
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tic Repeltory, and was communicable nary,
1921.
Pa6ti@hed qu0rierly-Price -Four Doiiarsa gear,
pHgabie in aaraRcc.
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o. The EpIroRs OF TIN VRGINIAN,
agents for Lynchhurg aud lis viciniiy,) So
licit subscriptions TO the above works
The North American Review, and AmcrI-
can Journal of Science, particularly, are
Eow well established, and have IA decided
claim To public support, as forming impor-
tant parts of our aaiionm literature.
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EtFHftt"
y, he confined exclusively to those who sig.
.,.l5zed themselves, in either capacity, III tht
Revolutionary War, which obtained the hide
.,.,1ence oltneir country.
sseapd Edition. WITH naPpendir-cOalaiHing
gsyHE Declaration by the Representatives Of
the United Colonies OF North America,
- M firth the causes and necessity OF taxing
arms. July ., 1775-rhe Petition by the
,,.n,esentatiyes Of the United Colonies, To the
L;pg of Great Britain, July 8, l775-A procla-
ZION Of Congress for a day OF fasting, humilia-
,,.nand PRAYER, March 10, l775-The Decla-
,,tion Of Independence, July !, l716-and the
manifesto by the Congress OF the United States
at America, October so, l179.
Also the Constitution OF the United States,
I'D m, Farewell Address OF General WASH.
,,.aroS \. to the People Of the United States, an
no,ncing his intention OF retiring from pt,blic
service, Septembcrl7, 1876.
Complied BY THOMAS j RO DGERS
:. Wea { reduced To the alternative II ehoo-
chm an unconditional submission to The ty. all
nv al initiated miaisters, OF resistance by tol &C.
IN. latter /, our CHOICE. We have counted the
,.ast of tins contest, and ind nothing so dread
f,l as voluntary slave.y. Honor, justice, ana
humanity, Ion bid us LameIy 10 sur. ende, thai
!, e.dom winch We received IRON cur gallant
so,rsto ). aud which our innocent puste,,ty
h,yea {, hit to receive from us. We cannot
endure the inlany and guilt OF resisnns sue
,..di,y generations 10 that Wretchedness VII ch
,a.yitaDi, AVA them, ii Nc Gase.y entail here
dilaly bondage upon them.
:. inc arms We nlye been compelled by our
.,eu,e, to assume, we viii, in deuancr ol every
hazard, with unAballns himhes9 aud pei sever
ance, employ Tor the preservation oi ouf lbef-
tirs-belng with one mind te9olsea To die hee-
men ,athe. tnan 10 live aves."-l Declaration
Qf Congress, setting forth The "eeess'y q taS'ng
a., urjus--Juig =, l716.
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SAGACrTY OF THE DOG.

The house of Greek interpreter AT Pc
IA, in the suburbs of COnstanlinoplr being
on fire, he bad nearly saved all his proper
~ by the assistance of q few .)anssalies,
but more a6Y ous, 10 douh for his money
than for his family, he had forgotten an in
FAINT ia lis cradle. None could enter the
house for every thing was on fire. The IA
Tier reduced 10 despair, believed that his
child had persisted, when Of sudden II
large dog, which he kept to guard his
dwelling, emerged from the flames, bear
ing the INNOCENT little creature suspended
by lis linen from his mouth. They reach
.ed towards the dog Ia fake the child, but
he would not abandon il, aud Guiding their
efforts he run through number of streets,
until be reached the house Of an intimate
friend Of lls Muster, where he deposited
the precious burden, aud remained I'LL the
door WAS opened 10 receive it.
Can you imagine what was the reward
of this TAI htul aud generous ser, ant ? The
owner strove to rcconpeuce hin--bu4 tlic
mode that be devised was equally absurd,
affecting and incredible. With II barba-
rons gratitude he killed the dog, aud
h. d him served up AT his table, at a SPLEEN
Il lrdst mhifh he gave On the occasion.
my do" said the Turk, IS has behaved
too well TO be the food Of worms. Men
only deserve Ia eat him, And as for YOU
looking at biz friends aud relations, "you
cannot but gin by lit will render you
more bcuo,eent."
There Is in this atlcst'd fact, more oi
bafbagsm lhan feeling would have been
Infinitely better 10 have caressed aud taken
eafr of this dog until extreme age, than
thus 10 devour him like wolves. H. India
a dog, ate such an act would perhaps have
obtained a temple This would have been
40 doubt ridiculous, but iiS Leiter 10 err b.
being or.r gratcJnJ, hon 10 sin by the excess
| qf mgrahtnde. -
Many people talk great deal Of equal
ty,' but while they would he glad 70 have
those oborf them ieetiied dorm, they wou!t
not for the world nave those b,lg3c then
| !eecHdpp.
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DLNAWAI from the subscriber living
Ia near Willis Mountain, IN the county OF
Bnrkngham) on til Gigilt Of the 18th instant,
a bright mHlat'o mat., named BiLLf-ile Is Il
stout, sensible fellow, low Of speech straight
black hair, a LIKE inclined 10 enrl--ean rend
& write, aud ser. probably may have forged
pass---is about t,itft-siA or seven year old
and took of with MIN variety Of clothing,
and his books suspect he left the nGighhor-
hood IN company with a White man. and that
he will attempt 10 escape 10 Ohio or The north.
II taken IN any Of the counties below Tho
mountains and secured in iail 50 that get him
again II reward oil twenty dollars viii be 81
ven bit If taken beyond tire mountains, or in
any of the border counties u the state, or in
Attempting TO escape out Of the state, on
board a vessel. and .hnil be secured IN ike
manner, a reward Of forty dollars vii he ri
zen. All masters al vc.,nls aad others IRE
forwarned from lafhoring or carr ng Inn
out OF the state al the peril Of ic.'ei pfosrru-
ton. l., BCLtiNh.
N,av 30. W3a ~
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nSHE SUBSCRIBER, the proprietor of The
l. MINERAL SPRINGS, within the corro

TINIiE SUBSCRIBER, the proprietor of the
L. MINERAL SPRINGS, within the corro-
ration of Lynchburg, is preparing suitable ac-
commodation for those who may desiIc 10
drink them. This water has been partially
analysed by physicians OF emnenee, and IS
alIedged to contain such mineral qualities as
render water most beneficial to health. The
Springs are situated about half mile from the
main street, aIlording a convenient and plea
SAINT morning or evening walL-An arbor on
the spot, and every convenience Of seats, &C
protects the place from the sun, and renders II
an agreeable retreat. Preindices against the
reputation OF the water, have heretofore been
created and industriousIy circulated by the
ignorant and malicious. Tie public is assured
that they were preiudices nntounded in truth,
and which will speedily yield 50 trial aud e&-
pertinent. TO these only legitimate tests OF
virtue and truth, he respectfully invites all
who desire to preserve their health nnininred
by the heats of summer aud the bnrthens 81
business or TO rcastate il, when impaired
by the vcissitudes of climate, or the ravage
of disease.
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DONATIONS.
JOB pNk%'El%0

EFecutfd IN the neotcSt mdRner, ana on the
most moderate terms, at The oBiee Of the
iUgfaian
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who runaway from my residence, near Henry
court house, last December but did moi leave
the county till the first OF March, nj which
time he took beast of mine from Il plantd-
ton about five miles from home. On the goth
instant, received letter from the jaler Of
Augusta county. lie was there. This letter
was dated the 9Th instant. | sent on immedi-
atcly bat it seems that ON the 10th, the iailer
careIessly pcrmtte dhim TO escape. got my
beast. The slave is still going at large. lie
is about five feet 10 inches high, twenty-five
years of age, stout built, small scar III his
forehead, just below his hair
GEORGE HAIRSDON.
May9 40 W3V
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New aud Valuable Medicine.



Tnllo new and elegant Balsam bids fai,
u 10 stand unriValled III lis merits, Tor Co.'s
su,ppton3 aud Coughs aud We boldly venture
To assert that no Medicine bias ever gaincd 50
much credit In 50 short time as this compo-
sition. Scarcely a case occurs but may he
relieved NY the timely nse of il, many having
latnly used il IN seated cousnmplions with the
most surprising success, Who we're given np
by The most akitnl physicians in the country.
Many certificates Of lis efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify that my wife has for some
time past bcentroubled with Violent Cough
aud hns been in very delicate health, aud
ale having tried uany different things with,
out geiliug relief, bought for her bottle OF
DR.. Mellen's Cough Drops, from the use OF
winch very short time she found great relief,
aud her Cough has entirely loft her, aud sbc
has regaincdh her strength.
JOHN W.JESkINS.
HadsoH, l2th .uoath 20ih, 1919.
Affirmed before mo, JOSEPH D. MCNEIL,
Rarorder Of The eify Of Huds0a
To the afflicted whom this may poacorn--i
Ro.unna Barton, do certify that took a VIC
letli cold la the latter part OF the year 1918
which created n violent Cough and dia cflf1
of breathing, which was very distressing ill
procured u bottle Of Doctor Melens Coueh
Drop, and hy taking "A few doses of lire said
drops was entirely cured of my Cough ana
pain IN my sidc. RosANNA BARTON,
Wife OF Mr.. Joseph Burton.
Hudson, l2h .noah l3fb, 1910.
This is to certify thai in June 1878, / wos
seized with very distressing Cough. pain in
my side, great weakness of The Iiings, and II
continued until Jgly lsl9, which confined ma
to The house aad part Of tho time Ia ny bed
lad ified cgery thing ms thought hnt oil in
win. ! was nj last induced 70 make trial of
Or. Mel'en Caugh Drop, which gave me inn
mediate relied, Increased my frength, and re-
stored my former sIeeft can with The great
ct confidence recommend them 10 all thai nra
afflicted with those complaints. as a very vain.
alie medlrlne. NANCY P0URNE.
| Ha9 on, CoiFmJia ciy. NKDee -, 1919.
| FOR FhLF ~
Dr.. r HUMPHREYS, Lyncbhurg.
| March 10 lsn
, ----s----~~-- ------ l-----.
| Negotiable Notes and Checks
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
u o K Il Il II

CsF superior quality in Barrels and IN
~ Bottles which he will sell low for cash,
or on credit to pnhciual customers
Orders from distance attended TO prompt.
ly. william Dtt y
Lyachburg BfererY, juno 10. Il 10
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For publishing, by subscription
NEW AMERICAN
biographical Nictionary,
Or
A REMEMIit ANCERi

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oil the work will however be thankfully re
ccivcd by Il. Ltlel and by Il. Morris Henry
who are intcrestediin the publication.
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