davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15
STEANBOAT= ACCIDENTS.

LIS - rHh rltcA HA"a.-TLc Bhca Hawk,
t"pl1ia Taylor. fetl Na.chczoa h 27lt Dscenilcr
l7t A"ctlioches, wjdA 4 fall load Of passengers hur.
se>,3lj ieIt't, la llla. 3JDO}1# iasiecie. owned
by thr Tinted stairs. Fiat ni,ht. wuile IN tAe
A1si>s rpl Il snort distance aho,c ihr outh of Red
rNef, she hQ;st htr hpIet, winch b}cs OFT all her
upper wosn> forward Of thr wheel. aad het ror aud
engineer wee instantly Killed. Seyciai Others are
supposed tn te lost; he rN1ct nuo Der. however,
cannot be "sccriaiUei four q i've utre severely
AMI Per tafs noIiaiiy wounded and several others re
etFej siis bruises. \ large portion Of Tie rass,u-
g'N IA' l. tie Sh ~ bN tle AL of fiat boat aAa a.
1"u 10000 oI III" specIr. and argc portion Of Inc
elg", were saved in tie >orsr manner Seven Of he
horses were hIiird. Iha huii oI t.lc boat IS nov A.
shofr, partly Under wafer. near whore die accident
occurred.
Loss OF TnE \ iCKSBURG.-The NIrnsburc. Car
tam Auter. itH NIckshur5 on the evening Cf the aGtb
Deecmher l"l New Of,eans. At half past four o.
clock on the morning OF the 2ih when about tW eyr
mics below Baton Rouge, made the shore ON ac.
count OF iog. About three minutes att raards a
me was discovered nthc cotton adjoining her boil
efS, ana ~ less than twenty the Whole boa
was completely enTeloped IN lamss The passen-
gers, tor uuate v were enabled escape the shore
without injury 10 then persons. and wuh Il ye,y tn
nm loss OF baggage. IN seven hours the YES
sci "as burnt l. tie waters, ed re ana sunk. The
entire cat-o. "Hh the exception Of seven bales OF
cotton. vas lost the value oil the whole was esl,i,-
ted at $500 coo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

e1sHts oalend's uatioa u the shbofs People Of
tar United sle..
IKE lbs oec son % rene" To yon the assurance
Of ny dr.tins uislieI consideration.
JoiiS FORSYTH.
To ursrY s. Fox, Esq. &c &c.
tro4 nlot,oa Of nr. ~ 'RAFF, Of Wv YorI.
de sascftl d,runc.s- accompanying the Nr,slse
WOE II. O real. Us atose.
i III. HOWARD remarked that he Observed al the
conclesjon Of tire Presidents communication cal
ar appropriations. which would render proper tI.
! lie A.szise al pa zho4Id lie fcleflsd tie
roaaaitlet Il \ ~ u3 Mr,as ntheral,- he should
ha,e moved 70 refrt tl.u 10 the Committee an To-
reisn Aiilir,. lie made moil1n iar the reference
ihefe4l T. tic Committee al Nays aud Neans. lie
toek tii4t opportunity IA s1y 10 the House tlal TIE
CtnfnIt'ee oa iarefg AG.ifs liIH lad ncrfjng uu
s'.agJaf ,ad day, bat were not yet pc
( Pattd 10 pot.
Mr.. THOMPSON, Of South Csroliaa, moved
lhat 81 much II t1a Message as relates To the ap-
rrnprials5u, as.ed lar ae refer el to The Counuec
; Of NsNs ald Means. aai fbe rrmal4drf 10 tle Cum
! mtGrfua Foreign Minus. it becanf tic lluuse
lNr T.sud) - b. cautious u Tie extreme low THY
acfed IN u ntst'f# at lis IupJlf3ucc For himself
H. had fall epaG cucc tlat IL aeul1 bcg.ll conduct
. ell Is ID" EseautNe: bat he masi sly that lie
Ioohe3 uioo AZ lca.r Of Mr. Fntst Il al.o ,rier
TO TING 1uf tltr occasion. ufntdcr bad heen
committed with rycJy feature thd could ossibis
chuaeicrze il Is IN afarioas md brutal dsslsst4a-
ton, by Bul'sa les upon ularnei aad ueV.icnd
~ American citizens, y Ism American territory.
They bad been ntrieIel III their sleep; and tins
Ge'en.nrnt "oa'd cVa obc .~"-ticlel worthy Of
tie fnI@tiy n oiifr nations. Il such should
: lie pissed ottt Without ,olat ra,sGd fotfrdtcss
lie coufen3cI llat lie murderer, saouI hasr been
~ ouer acMaaIeI BY our Gofctameut, dud held
me- Il .lr ~ tul NV. Il ,c ~ mach ii
coa,l 20, Low a'#astoto were he Consequences
hhey "a easl.e rHn AVA between ms country and
H"at Brauu--c1n,"l ueaces dsae,foIt - not oaly 10
J iha lno countries. butto The oy!lzrl world. Eut
+ tbs resented paramount al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15
TWENTY. FIFTH CDga3.s.s,s.

do>pky. JsNtAHr :. lfas.
HOUSE ~ REPRESENTATIVES,.
Itt-4...I .#...- go, d.. H.. y-.,,g-..

HOUSE 81 REPRESENTATIVES,.
D.stfaf.ca ~ 20 Nigeaya fropEer.
\. saou is ilir pun Il WI. ,-al . Message lr8ln
f.,t plesidantul - lHi'ej States. BY BIS PrYae
Secretary. wa, ,pHruue. Il aud Which, motion.
Ms fnmcdrth tea1. lolloas:
r - .>sate anil HsDfc = Ptprseaa.tses n ne L.
.~'a'rs.
Ia the highly excited st1te II feeling On thc
Northern ft8nfirf. oeca.I4nct BY he dI.tnlbaaees
"a Gaaa1d u yas Ia ~ aPatHAeHisd Ila; causes o.
c8lfs amt tus table on he lac ai.lag he UHtcd
States iran her = fannie u 'ir.t}s dein.H GUS
Every I1ecapiIon .Hsfhefeisre tax on our par
aatilnuzrd hs tho eNIs NJ laws and the troops
81 the provinces netf embodied on the llaadt.u
sd II ~, huHed mat 10 serious violation ot tI.t
- ais al Tic Iue3 Saes would be permitted 10 DC
cut. rogIci. hp"rtrf, to .ular Yon that Al out
ta.e u most 'e2GFafed character has been com
united. accompanied by hostile though TEN aurafy
Hfasioa al our tentufy, producing The sironec.t
ie,l 81 resentment on die pant Of on ettzens ~
tie peIghbUfbopd, and on tue whole border lIac
aad thal the excitement previously eHsl,aG has beeo
damn 81, increased. To guard against tie possible
fFCHitenee oi auy aaulIu acf, base thoush It in
dNfens'blr TO call nbi portion OF the nIiua to he
fo,trd Ga that honi Ell The documents herewith
pl,sebtcd Ia Congress show de character Lf The
outrage committed, lie measures taken III cpnse-
quepee I'll usuatnueuee, and tic necessity for re
surmt 10 flrn Il vii dso BE- seen thIi the subject
~, immediate, btauEbtlD Tie n8' ,ce of thc Brush
Mn, ~ accredited l. tus COUNTY,, and the pfoler
at tahenon esr pj 10 obtain tie fullest iulutna
noa u 1ilhe e1cnn,stanc e. leading 10 aad attendant
uis1 e iafns'ct"p, preparatory 10 dem nd u.
riaIa#toa. as sncaafpepfistiousa,th the eJfcnm-
stances tn"h'eh our county IS ihus UNEXPECTEDLY
fiieed re4a.se. u. VAN HNEES.
Nsat>e1u,. LAY =. l-3s
u @.sas u a.e Pycs.3tai.
ErFJAto. De. 90, 1857
lot,, E>cr.,ees, II. y ~ R7Atv
Pc ...ntafHe H#it,i>tptst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

. H 0s.' 'a a, %, ',,a' ,e~.s., ..
sand dollars have been received II lin, ci 'h..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15
New YORK, Jan. 8.

Nrw loKK, Jan. 5.
NPe7c foaaE-A lin box, very much deca,cd,
1"n'aia'hs several hundred soyercl2's, mud 4 sk
handkerchief con'Ihing Spanish dulIus, the Whole
aih7hhlh9 10 SIX or seven thousand dollars was
found by two boys on Thursday afternoon IN Pier
to'H' I'm, brooklyn. NegcaHhlc .1dc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15
ANIMAL MEETING.

~ HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the So gon.ra
4 rrs of the Lynchbnrg Manufacturing N, -
ny. will be held At Ihcr Office, on Thnf'u", ndls
instant. al hoit past oeloch. Punct"4,
Is desired. JOHN G. MEEN, 1 al
January II. l635 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

George Bancroft has been appointed Collector of
lne Fort oil boston. NJ. b. is aau,le IN III consider
o'e 'aeh'S' aud VI helievc II ms politics, ultra Loo
20 Foeo. He worked hard for =. :, re,,,,,,l u hnt
has ihas obtained IT, 1T lU
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

ne indications ae that Sfolie lsy3aeurs viii
sholtS he resumed "Co'lo0 Is rt>ia, nd ,pccie IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

r. - =
.,u, - f,qnNissists q, 81 asrss st Gas,..s#
naa Nais, ti-aef. la heins hsiH ay tie >2'.f -
i,,,,lua offered isr i.asia> resolution " hieh he
WISHED 10 test ts laying u GA te iahe tot AMY
Resolved. That iAis House proceed. IN caoi9ue
rian with the Seu1ic. on instant "a TIE Gre
,isn OF Nsior General 10 supply lie vacancy eee1-
.iened l., The o.ec ION 81 cen. David CaHp3el A.
Govrrpor af tbs Commonwealth
On eoian # Mr.. Watkins. the House greed 10
n,rst At O'Clock Tomorrow.
ca motion ii ~. le,bur,
Tue House adjourned
To iav. l,a9afy,a ts3'.
Tbc Sp.sker pres,aieajae following oenmuaiea-
u,,. fr,rntle President 4 tie fnmte Baeb 81
y,.,nia which. or motion ST Nh smtl Of /. ot
w w,rr laid ga the ta5le aHi ordered 10 be ij'a
ted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

PicsiItLt ul / a Dol 4.
To the Eico Ll>> Bt>Hs.
Speaker Of the Il. D..ui ".
Tie Speaker presented d.lol1aHs eommauiet-
ton fion thr Pi,siH eut Of she Ea4A OF Nu-In1:
which, on motion Of vi. Smuh ni l. Of ". was Of
d.rcd 10 DC rrlntet, a43 te!en'd 10 t.e Committee
on Banks
BANK or VIRGINIA, laa. OH, less.
To the Speaker oi the House Of Dt.Vg tlvs;
Slr-Inaaswrt to the resolution Of lac House q
Delegates. adup,.4 on eG.hast, ''fcqe'stje, III
Presidcnt OF the F4fmrf, Bank of Vagina aailue
President Il tie Bank i NrtWuato furnish tn luut-
nation called 3i by - solution ul 5iJuhc last,
IT made out,il not To ash tar reasons N hy u htr
the honor to state that the Pfcsd,ut nd Directors oi
tins Bans from the tespecti hey rit 4he krp
rsseutstiscs of,le People Immediately GA The lccsul
OF the resolution OF the l5h oil june ete dUe,Upas
to the clerks employed ~ the Bank To proceed 10 II
parin. the information called Ton, aud ""dtef-
Time could be spared from tie aeces-ary dat
IL occupations vas devoted TO that objret, ana
soma progress WAS made therein bur from the com
prehensiveness a1d muateness oi detail rs To lhr
number If accounts the offices. trades and occupd-
tons of the indV,Iuas-laru residence, specifying
the Counties cities, towns u boiuuahs, d.. Il Is
Impractioabe 10 accomplish the Wur, WITHIN auA
reasonable time. / he mOtk Was 0i ycry Compli.
Gated description, and required thatfHe dsb due by
every individual and iru should inst be made out.
and that then those debts Should be classified &c
eordns TO lilo occupation aud residence Of edcil.-
The number Those individuals aud FIRMS WAS up
wards OF seven hundred, residing IN p,its OF
this State, aud M othcr distant States. viii fur
ther remark, evidence o the daily akor in tins
Dahk,ihs the current accounts Of the several uiIyd
nal dealers aud hrns are about thulsald aud the
accounts in the general ledger, including those o
other ganks and our branches many Of which arr
very long, exceed one hundred and seventy.
The House OF Delegate, Will thus see there can
be but little time 10 reply 10 such .requisiiiol
rs that Of the 18th June, any Other cxiraneols
business. and wall. confidently believe, deem these
reasons. Tor having omitted 10 furnish the required
Information, satisfactory
The Directors have o motive 10 MISUSE the mo
sey Of the Bank. The aserase amount Of the,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15
EsEs. EspEgg3EsT s,.sREs -

YIN Y"
4 I AS returned 10 tvnchhnrg' ana H.
\ y attn ,inn,i.u tip;si. nj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

81, L.,,, ,,,., NJ 49, ~ IA
tl, h.,Ii. .,..,',.il l',,,.5 W. '''' IT, ''"
me- - 90. '''"e'' '""t a''a
u ',i,' ~ d" ''"-'"" q "U' sui tt
-, ,az,ol =, 49,, ~ - t.' mum o.
49,, >. ,,,',y H., p.,' ~ o'' 'N' = 'n''' ~
- ,'y -, - '''''s"'s !" ''"sct the
-. .'
-, ,., ,.u.l'i ~, - ''' S''' %
So - - - t'' ny"
,, I,a,I tt,, ,., = o','' ~ - h'''e' Nd
',,,,,# -, 'l sfI - ,'s''e - '.e my T.
M. nl,,.os. h.'1.r.f ,,,h w ''''' "o''''' 'o'
vs., ,...,.,'rf, ,,,,,, -, ,,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-15

ae4 -. - s.#...a S. #.rty 1uajetate. al t.e.f
s.#s.z.- re# Ieiss' without romI eas4iien ftaW
-,fss= 81: .,afy 10 Ihe community. &Hh them md
t.3aaHe. Jhrfe woeld he IN objection ia lie expo.
srfe a ,tefN account IN tie institutions bnt nrief
the r,.et NJ he spui oi tire clReff aHd'r Which
lhf, act. uer IL secuted iehes 81 b1uhiasr cog
u.Ars such aftmcpc.
NbeHtv.t u.ttc sail ~ ttoi cause IN su,pition
Il ftusiiisan ~ eeur;5en IA any sfrciaoa oase,
they ~, he r.sd, sad It's irsi 10 have i iulIy ia,es
tta.ed and csp1s,s.
btg leave "a add. TIT s.ao38re "a tsa .aulc
the n5al, does - consequence 81 tie susl cB,Iou al
sre,r p1ymtets. Should DIM u 10 ia ad,sercet
ron 10 OFF, ihe sHshfest ,4d,esifY % a branch Of
Tic Lcsis.tut" ol Hh.,n Nc ~ .dIu2 udui -, e.
fh,n II Void Re "a bs apl.ar AL i4iHss.
: - #rt#tf lt..tf.sl J as,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-25

formed oi!ole and danced 10 variety ol alrs some OIL
which were pleasing TO the ear. The whole cohduc' Oh
these people vas friendly in The extreme, they seemed
to be we'll acquainted with the character, II not le per-
sons of white men, and passlonatey iond oil To-
baCcO.
To the enormous cebergs covered the ocean,
but on the western side there fine open channel
which the EsGunaux assured the party extended all
along to the southwark and go inviting was the pos
uec, in that direction that had such been his object MI
Simpson would not have hes!taed moment to prose
cute the VOYAGE to Cooks Inlet in his skin canoe nc
natives informed him that whales were numrrons |" The
Inward o! the point, aud seals we're every where
sporting among the ice
II was high water between one and two O'clock, A
NJ and +. NJ the rise of the tide was fourteen Imches
and the flow from the westward ObsrI Vnii"is
were obtained which determine the position OF the land
inp place To- be in lat II deg % min So lon
1856 deg 90 min sec w, agreeing closely with the Oh
Servaiions Of MI Elson. Then bidding adeu TO their
good hunored and admirng entertainers, The party set
ou, Their return.
They reached the western mouth If The Mackenzie
on the 18th of August and Fort Norman the 4,h Of
September from whence their report dated on the io
loving day.
From Fort Norman they were about to proceed 10 the
Eastern end Of Great Bears Lake, there pass the
winter from thence haul their boats 20 The Copper
mine River and their survey 10 the Eastward at
The opening Of the navigation in July next, with the
view OF connecting the discoveries Of Sir John Frank
lin and Captain Back from Point Turnsgan 10 Great
Fish River, in which from the activity aud peTsrver-
ri the leaders, il is confidently hoped they will be
successful.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-25
MAY D!
NEW GOODS-Chtap for cas


WYE are now receiving variety Of Fancy and Sta
w pie Dry Goods from the New York Cash Anc'
tuns, consisting OF
Blue. black and colored Cloths and Cassim"res,
MarscilIcs, Valencia Satin aud Silk Festinas,
Black and blue black MatteonI and other styles LuS'
trngs
Blue black and coloed plain Gros de Naples, Poilt de
Sole &c from IS to best,
Rich figured black, blue black and coored PoI!t de
Sole,
Rich figured colorcd Hermann ofbeauliiul quality and
cheap,
Irish Linens and Barnsey Shee,ngs, that c"n be re.
commended,
Brown Damask Table Cloths, cheap and good,
Dauask Table Linen, "a and III !,
A variety Of Goods for Gentlemen summer wear,
Printed ! French Cambria and French Chlnz, from
Is TO the best in III. market,
Real Paris Muslins Lawns. ltaliana and Lyonase of
great variety Of styles at about half last year
prices M.
.Nso-An assortment Of Domestic goorls of all kinds,
Calicops. Buraps, Gloves Hosiery, &c. The examIna
tons Of which we ask Of all in want. assuring them
that every article shall be sold low to suit the times
KNAPP Il PRESTON.
arr;l 81 ll5-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-25
THE EENA
FIRE Insurance CG7RDH7eV

a RE continuing TO take risks in Town and Country
"a Dwelling Houses, Stores Manufactures, Mills
aud other Buildings and on Furniture, Lbraries Wear.
ing Apparel, Stocks Of Goods, Machinery, and The
Stock Of Mills and Manufactures, as well as on most
other descriptions Of insurabie property. The terms
will in al! cases, be made favorable be obtain
ed at any other good Office. Applications to be made
either personally, or by letter. the Agent in Richmond
JOHN o. LAY.
.3gsnt al Richmond
THOS X BRACE,
President .Etna Insurance Company
THE subscriber intending for the future to devote his
undivided attention 10 the subject of Insurance. thinks
i; proper add that EVERY loss which has occurred
during his agency Of The Elna Office, for the las, lG
years has heen literally adjusted and settled by him. 10
the satisfaction Of the parties insured.
JNO. O. LAY,
.7gent .Etna Insurance Company.
Feb 10 S6-w52ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-25
FOE S':ss u.
,,,,, r,,uxc.o

-. .,,,r : cl.c,an, to come forth, i. breathing
fceIy over The aud The sea- ne gay ies ,
,S,, csun, ION the banks ofthe Connecucuiihc "sioS
Of The onsstet oil Ma, ei4sse u w bcmoan;no
Of an associate and Of grief strike every esrt
10 unison with her In plain prose, mrs. M Eo
has that the price OF stocks ana eG
''0n '0'u'"' 'A"''' ''' [.Norfolk Beacon
on THE DEATH OF MRS. MARY ANN HookER'
T'ssrsIGv, yiiay Sd, 1888.
Sweet spirit, where eii thouS
The joyous Spring.: here
Flowers, with waking eye lids peep,
Brilliau from their win,ry sleep,
Fresh tuf clothes the rugged steep
Birds nesting on the bon:h-,
Natures lover,-wheie att thou'
Come to Thy avor,c bower-
See Thy books in order i"ir, >, -,
That chatn'j thee from childhoods hoo'
Await thee ihcrci-
The pen, that mage wsnH
Still woos thy guiding HAND ,
And still, the kadrcd mind, whose 'o'e
Ipr'd ;hee thro tho cnss'c grove,
Beautiful spirit, where AT ihou'
High intellect thine
The gushing forth Of thought .
For oiber's the cOnsecreted line
WIN pure religion Taught
There's many musius child, who reads
IL. lie book. with covers tar
How the ;nneful, shepherd king
Wa. COD, peculiar care:
On car OF ne. DER death and time
III. mantle eau tit, with wondering cry;
Or how the captive Jewish hoy dsiaind
Proud
There's many a child, who on its mothers Knee
Shall con these .hoy tales, and fondly ask oiihee.
But ALI, the wasting form, the brishlen'd eye,
Consump,on's fatal ministry
Thy iuItess flight Southern skies,
Where the rich jasmine springs,
And the long moss. when bleak winds riso
Like funeral banner swings
Thy patient heart, its surrow bearing
Thy lender voice. for others carns,-
Thy true and tested faith, that made
Deaths Grear vale, blessed shade
The las, farewell,--ths sable PAIL
Dea friend OF euy days, TOO well We know II ALL
Green trees shall above thee,
That dread no wntry snow,
Meek flowers that learn'd ,o.ove thee,
Shall round thy pillow blow
And faithful hearts, and tender,
Full Oft shall lnger nigh,
Their tribute tear 10 reojet, ,ro
And learn OF thee TO die. L. IL %
Referring 10 the lives David aud Elijah Eshs and Dane
which were her for the American SUNDAY sc"0o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-25

MTOTICE.-The estate Of the late WILLIAM MAYO
"a deceased, has been committed to my hands for ad
mnisration All persons having claims against said
estate, are hereby requested TO make them known
soon possible in order that the funds in hand may be
legally applied to The discharge of his debts Such as hold
claims of superior dignity against him. either princ
pal security, hereby notified that unless they
presented in due and legal time and form, the funds in
hand will be applied 10 the payment Of such other debts
may be presented and in that case this notice will be
plead in bar against all claims that not presented
within the time prescribed by law.
Persons indebted to the estate will make immediate
payment, or legal steps will be taken against them ndls
crminately. w. d. WREN, Sergeant c. r,
and administrator Of I'm. Mayo, deceased
April "a ll5-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-25

from The PHILADELPHIA PennSyleanian, Stay ~
GENERAL AssEMBLY-The General Assembly OF the
Presbyterian Church, met Yesterday morning at the 'ih
Presbyterian Church of this city. very large number
of delegates present. aud the house was CROWDED
with spectators Preparatory the opening Of the pro-
ceedngs sermon delivered by Dr. Elliott the mo.
dernor OF the last Assembly. After The discourse, The
Moderator requested the Clerk to read the n the
Commissioners The Clerk then read the names at those
whose credentials had been accepted Before ii's Yves
commenced, Mr.. Patton Of New York, rose and asked
eave to offer series Of resolutions. The Moderator
declared him out Of order requested MN TO SIT down. anu
directed the Clerk 10 proceed
The calling of the roll, which omitted the names OF
the delegates within the limits OF the SynodS cut oil ny
the last assembly, and the Sd Presbytery OF Philadelphia
being finished, number OF these delegates presented
their commissions which rejected AIR Cleveland
of Michigan then read protest against the nrganIza-
ton of the Assembly by port of that body md moved
that the Rev. DR. eman vi New York, zone oi the New
SCHOOL, MODERATOR which was agreed 10 Nv thoSe
who were opposed Dr. Elliot and his friends OF The old
School. Mr. Gilbert was appointed Clerk
A motion then made that "lhe General Assem-
bly, adjourn the FIRST Presbyterian Church.
which was responded TO by many VOICES al tins moment
larne number of persons in the galleries testified Their
appreciation in rather too hosterous Tor place
of worship That portion OF tn: assembly organised by
DR. Btman having repaired To the FIRST fresnyteriah
church. they there elected Dr.. Fisher MODERATOR np.
pointed committee 10 obtain the books from The Clerk
Of the last Assembly, and then adjourned.
After this withdrawal. the remaining portion OF the
assembly he old SCHOOL, then proceeded 10 organize, ana
elected William S. Plnmer of Virginia, moderator,
and f. w Crane of New York, clerk. The duties of
moderator were then read from the Book OF Discipline,
by Dr. Elliott Mr. PuincT vino responded to them,
and delivered address taking the chair. com.
mltee OF five appointed to review and report on the
proceedings Of the morning. and an Adjournment took
place, until the afternoon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-25

NDICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
HA ROAD.-On and after the lst Of May, the cars
going North, will leave Richmond at 4, A. NJ, and pas
sengers will breakfast in Fredericksburg The object Of
this early hour is to enable passengers 10 get 10 Wash
ington in lime for the afternoon cars and TO Baltimore
the eveningso that by taking the night line from
Baltimore, they may reach Philadelphia 10 breakfast,
and New York to dnner-thus putting travellers in the
Northern Cities in advance Of any other line.
Fare from Richmond TO Washington, Sc 90
From Washington to Baltimore, 90
The with the mail and passengers coming South,
will leave Fredericksburg at quarter past A. NJ and
meet The tain from Richmond al Milford.
To ind from Charlottesville Passengers for Louisa,
Charlottesville. &c, going from Richmond, may take the
mail train at o'clock, the freight train at o'clock.
Those from Fredericksburg will take the mail train at
quarter past o'clock
All the passengers for Charlottesville will breakfast at
the junction. where they will take the Louisa tran and
arrive at Charlottesville the same evening.
Passengers from Charlottesville, arriving at Fredericks
Hall in the evening will take the Louisa j. A. NJ.
Those going to Fredericksburg, will, at the junction,
take the Northern train, and arrive there 10 breakfast
Those going to Richmond, will breakfast at the juno.
ton and upon the arrival Of the mail tain take it TO
Richmond.
Freight Train.-Belween Richmond and Fredericks.
burg, on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Hour,
from Richmond, 5, A. NJ; from Fredericksburg, half
past 8, A. NJ.
April 81 l16-tf