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ron TIN tiRGiNiAN'
TIE ANNIVERSARY.

Travelling through the middle paris u
| reached Iynchburg on SUNDAY 'po a.. " -,
I 1898; aud finding 1t lonrsliing anu h'noso','e
| to,,n situateJ on a commanding elevation on u'e
u n, b,,L nj the James Ryer about 100 miles above
Richmond and Attending hospita6e and good accom-
modations for man and horse, reso'eo u" '.'""s
a few DAYS. THIS town is well butt WIN Df'ck anu
wood houses, suitable Tor business bul not gener",y
in very good Ii is place OF consderao'e tau
Urine pally IN robacco) and contains. as was ion
about 5000 inhabitants. Chee,ed and invgora'eu
by the fresh breezes from the mountains, an" en''
med by the grandeur and variety oil the SURROUNDING
country. Is owlandcr from the South fctes"e"
uyscli with moderate exercise and sleep, UNI" tio
discharge OF n six FOUNDER announced the dawn OF
" the Fourih'--the anniversary n dme''cd" mac
incidence. Having no cares Immediately upon my
mind aud freed from the sbackes OF business ana
CEREMONY sauntered through the streets, ana saw
the various preparations Iof Tue celeofato" VI '
memorable day. ~
At o'clock. A. NJ. the pupils oil the dlfierent
sabbath Schools passed from the INST ffesb} terrain
/ Church. AT The eastern extremity oil the Town, UP
Main Street 10 the West end and thence up Wes'
street 10 + r and down the latter 10 the Methodist
Ep,scopal Church. This Church is the largest OF
the sercn, which the town contains. Here the exet-
cises were indeed highly interesting and spoke
volumes 10 the praise OF those by whose gfdtu'tous
exerlions these Schools have been established ana
! sustained. This large procession, containing more
thau GOO. rs was informed composed oil the pups
OF both sexes, aud apparently OF all ages, no" 10
10 years. marched IN files, Two deep, "I'h s,e"'y
aud uniform step, showing evidently me pes' o'S.'P
line, Inouealcdb by love, and not by lear. ne c"''o
line was headed hy several Of the Reverend Clergy,
and At the head Of each School were lis leachers, or
ii It's patrons, who bore, on loiiy sanuaio'
banner, elegantly decorated with paintings ana con
tanning mouos ifom the most appropriate passages
Of scripture; such as, 81 those who seek me cary
shall find me :; "sullcr ltle chlliien 10 come uh'o
me- &c. After reaching the Church, the chilufeh
were conducted III very good order to the sea's
respectively allotted them, and the spacious building
was then Immediately filled to oveti'o"io8. Inc
exercises commenced with an exquisite piece OF
Music by the choir Prayer succeeded. and after
wards appropriate hymn was sung by the Children
An able aud eloquent address was then delivered, at
the end OF winch another hymn was sung ny Tue
,nd ,b .,,,,,,nc,s cnseJ nv \ solemn beucdic,ion
implored from tho throne of Grace.
" The hour Of 10 had now arrived, aud the pro
cessnn WIS ioihth I"t lhe ceeoianon VI Wv way
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AN A u


The Quebec Gazette of Friday contains two i'm
portant public documents, issued by Lord Durham
One appointing Vice Admiral Paset, Major General
! MacDonell, Col Grey, Col Couber, and the Hon
Charles Butler a Special Council; and the ohe,
making disposition of the prisoners in confine-
ment iof treason, and of the parties against whom
warrants have been issued, but who have not been
rested. Woliord Nelson, Il. S. n. Bouchette, b
Niger, 5. Marchessault, ii. A. Gauviu, II. Goddu
Il. Des RIVERS and l.. Ii. Mason, having acknow-
lodged their treason, to be transported TO Bermu
da, there to remain during her Maesy's pleasure
/ Louis j. Papineau, e. Ii. o. Cote, }. Gagnon
Robert Nelson,E. b. O'Callaghan, E. f. Rodier, L
). Brown, l.. Duvernay, L. Charter, c. f.. Carter
John Ryan the elder and John Ryan the younger
l.. Perault, Z. z. Demaray, J. II. Davgnon and
Louis Gautier, having fled the Province, are prohb-
tied returning without permission, un1er pam oil
deatll--as are also those transported TO Bermuda.
All the other prisoners are 10 be released, Civ
ing security for their good behavior, except those
charged with the murder of Lieut.. Weir and of Jo-
seph Chatrand.
Praticat Schooner on Lake Eric tahen.--- We
learn from the Detroit Advertiser of June 30th, that
schooner in the service of the buccaneers was cap
ufed the previous Thursday few miles Lelow the
county seat OF St. Clair by the active exertons of
the u. ). citizens. A small force embarked in the
Graliot steamer and pursued the pirate, which, it
seems, had committed depredations on the Canada
shore AS the Gratiot approached, a firing com
nenced from The American shore, and the crew fled
TO the woods The vessel was taken possession of by
the revenue officers. In her were found two or
three persons some Is barrels of -four aud and do
zen stand Of arms. The vessel was taken to De
trolt.
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Monday IN september.
| The terms for tho session of five months are
Board, including bedding, washing, fuel, lights, &c
except towels 800 DC
School Tuition 20 90
School Stationary, 80
Music tuition on Piano, lessons per week.
per session, 30 90
Use OF Piano, per session, so
! Tuition Fees, payable in advance. For Board,
one half iG advance No deduction in Tuition fees
on account OF absence, except in of indisposi-
/ ton.
In the course OF Instruction pursued by us, it is
our OBJECT TO npari, IN as high degree possible.
intellectual moral aud religious knowledge TO our
pupils. We endeavot not much to crowd the mind
WIN iacts, as to Tx correct principles, and teach the
pupil TO thmk 10 reason aud to draw couclus ionS.
In order to give them luency in expressing their
thoughts, compositions both literary aud epistoary
constitute weekly exercise. We desire not only TO
iucucato the elements of those studies which NAV be
taught but also 10 so deeply into their principles
as the advancement of the pupil and the time of her
residence will permit.
! All the branches Of liberal Female Education in
/ GLIDING Reading, Writing Arithmetic English Gram
mer, II story Geography with the use ofglobcs, Rhc
tore, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Botany Men.
tai and Moral Philosophy, Latin, Greek and French
Languages. Lectures will be delivered on the most
Languages, VIII be thoroughly and Systematically
taught. Lectures will be delivered on the most
important parts of the course. and great pains have
tifc Apparatus.
Mrs. Dame will devote the whole of her time to the
instruction in Music on the Pano-and it will be her
object not merely TO teach her pupils play me han
cally, but 10 give them that real knowledge Of the
science of Music which will enable them after lcav-
ing School, to improve themselves without the aid
of further instruction.
Parents will be accurately informed OF the progress
OF their children by our Monthly Report, which is an
abstract roma Crisis, containing acorect statement
oil the daily preparation OF each study
Fifteen OF twenty Boaiders can be accommodated
in my family and will be subject all the equations
oil Il Christian Household record of their depot
"'ent IN The Family attention to neatness, diligence in
study by night and practice of Music state health
&c will be transmitted to Parents in connect ton with
tne Monthly Report. GEO. w. DAME.
July oats
W The Richmond Wing and Southern Church.
man will please nsertthe foregoing once every other
week for months and forward their accounts to this
office for payment.
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Ceittrai,on N BedJotd-" SOLITARY aad d'oHt'
A ciilzen OF Bedford sends to The hdItois OIL Tue
Vrgiuian the following sentiments, as ihough's Oh
his own on the late Anniversary
Henry Clay the great champion OF Human
Liberty At The next great National Race he w,l' d's
lance the field carrying weigh, not too great Tor ms
strength. even Jseksons Monster the on''eo states
Bank. i, A., :,
e. Eounb of JnIy Is3s-This IL the birthday oil
American Independence; Ii Old Virginia were no"
as she then was her people en- ndsse. would love Hen
~ Clay. aud 20 for a United States Binh.
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le fcouyiuced of the hollowness OF lis promises and
the corruption OF his Adm,nistration,) willing 10 as
sien him the reward all demasogues aud tyrants so
richly deserve.
BY Edward Bollng-Nick, the great regulator
,.d The Bank are worthy of all praise 70, their mo-
.cum OF 500 600. In the Charleston sufferers; put
esers il man should not be just before he IS gene
rvusf
By Guest-The patriot, who claims tue privilege
OF being governed by the dictates ct his own reason"
without reference 10 party sliackles.
BY Geo. w. A. Raine-The tar sex OF lamp
bell,
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FRESH BORDER DIFFICULTIES.

EiHdct o. a teHer, dated DETROIT, June %
Yesterday party OF Refugee Patriots crossed
over about 40 miles above this near Newport on the
81. CLAIR river. party OF Canadians and few Grand
River Indians soon after attacked them Ind were de-
lcated, the refugees maintaining their ground.
Last night the British sent on reinlorcements. as
VIII 'he he'usees to-day. The Refugees crossed in
a small soop which was afterwards taken and ,o,.I
to Detroit, blythe United States authorities.
Inc United States troops are on the move. The
nay u p'l. Atkinson has been flying for several
Gays on the Detroit Exchange, but see i, has beeo
removed during the night; where to have not learn
lying reports from Detroit say that the British
steam boat Thomas, on which the reinforcement
"In' up mas been taken by the Patriots, and thai
Niauen was to be attacked last night
GREAT BRITAIN AND TEXAS-ThotJ
interesting paragraph appears III the Houston
Na,,ona' Banner OF the 9Th of June
we arc extremely glaufed to lcalu ,ha, t,en
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Passage from Richmond to Baltimore
EGS~e
rgs 49,,
THREE TINES II WEEK,

I'llE Steam Boat Patrick Henry, Capt. Chap
L man, or Thomas Jefferson, Capt Henderson
wI leave Richmond every Sunday "Wednesday, and
Friday morning on or after Friday The eth inst and
put passengers board the splendid Steam Boat Ala
bana, Capt. Sutton, or Kentucky, Capt. Holmes, the
same Afternoon; from the speed OF these boats, they
wi'lalways arrive IN baltimore in time both to take the
Boat or Rail Road Cars to Philadelphia. For com
tort, safety and speed this route is unequalled. =
Passage and fare, through to Baltimore after the 9th
INST. Nine Dollars, being less than bv any other
route. JAMES FERGUSON, Agent,
Mary land, and Virginia S. b. Co.
Baltimore, April 80. 1888 I0wlf
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4 NORSETS.-A handsome assortment of Cor,
~ sets, iron,a celebrated mandatory, fot sale bv
TURNER g. BURWELI..
juno q. a, !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12

Henderson, GU, Diplomatic Agent ne,, III. t;o
vernment OF Great Britain, has succeeded IN ar
ting commercial arrang ment wi h thai, Goya,' .nec
whereby Texan vessels and cargocs will be ,d,s''
ted into the ports OF Great Britain, and J;."'
trade opened between the two countries, ee'
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FEMALE SCHOOL,
LvSsChburg, va.

TIVE EXERCISES of the subsc ribers School
i Tor YOUNG LADIES will be resumed on the LIST
Monday i'm Spptembet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-02

NOtico to C0UmsHy
Hereafter whenever any country subscription TO the
H.rald reaches fortnight of its close, subscribers
will receive their papers, done up in ysow wraPPers
This plan Is adopted in order to give our patrons IN
the country notice. either to renew their subscription
nv fresh remittance, or to expect It to cease at the
close of the period for which it had been paid Sub
acrbers will therefore understand, after this notice,
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
yelioW sorappiag paper.
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice, without putting them to the ex-
pense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall, by
way of requital for his shaving SO often our subscr
bess The fashionable morals of the present day. as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet,
are to cheat as much as you can, so that the law
does not reach YOU do not practice on this prlnc-
pie to any exteat, except when have dealings with
the Ktchen-and on such occasions It IS adopted
purely in self defence-if you don't shave you'll get
shaved Every day am receiving letters complain
ING that the Herald has failed, when, al the same
time, know full well that it is regularly mailed
Why these complaints Because many OF AEos's
sub treasurers will be looking into the Herald, to sec
the hneaments of their master accurately depicted.
They read laugh but forget put the Herald into s
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them az favor--as
personal favor to meto try to be as honest as they
can. know they have precious little OF that article
but precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-02
ITO ALL THE WORLD he 1T KNOWN

HUNTERS kkD DROP, blessing to the human race.
0I NJ Ie,i.oo Division ' :: New se Yosn@
Dear S, the request Of friend who has lately been
liberated from the iangs Of affection by the aid OF your
sincere thanks and gratitude for the blessing he
your hasd having been radically cured by magic a. Il
81
havsr received beth and essos &c indeed truly
grateful for the and hopes TO receive sautay beaeft
merits, and Christias phsathrops sincerely
wish that the public may be made acquainted with its
utility
q pourthy balm upon wounded world,
Add let the banner OF disease be furied-
Lies eubers rellame--~ while yet one SPARKS alive,
Es,e,s Inv srm-sh- suasrsr's ps"e spo~,.s
while grooming meath the demos Of Disease-
Asd CRATE fu hesrts shall all thy carps repay,
when stern shiietions's chsiss are hurst away.
Defencecss youth-f Passions frn control
Has placed thse where DARK waves Of anguish roR
Where sorrow rsigns, and storms ofsuhering fsll-
Where mercy's ne'er heeds thy pieous cali
Then flee TO him who kindly holds for thee
Those precious Drops that soohe and set thee free
oa r ~ssm ~ wTss ana su 10 mere
Yours respectfully, X. 0.P.
Sold at No Division Price u per bottle This leuer
NIB The pubic viii please take notice that the genuine
Hunters Red Drop be obtained al no ether place the c
~ but Division 81. m2s-im-
ME pH.L9sOPHEEarsy $40 sk Al LAZY
eradicate certain delicate psin IL taken the
set single doee sueient-and longer urson sim
gle bottle generay ufces Every one 50 afflicted May be
expressive enable the individual disease
web method OF venting " tsecd housspds
ssd that the prevsence Of this annoying complains has
II sits easy the stomach without tsntisg breatb
For sale by A. b D. Ssnds. corner Fuis,n and william
ss d scs%.. sad s.ss
9Th avenue. In Philadelphia, by .. r. 0rhth
. rrct W. uAsoiWr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-02
MOBILE PACKETs.
EDwlNA, tnewl 9. West, nssser.

IA MOBILE PACKETe.
,\x[8 ship EDWlNA, tns W q. West, master.
80 Ship HECTOR, ID. y Post, master. 1850 . i.
ship L0RENA, J. Urouhart, master.
Ship TUsKINA, r. r. Post, master
n ship ALAB BANTAM, w. D. Lane master.
ship RUSSELL RALDwIN.I N. MsRns. mssssv
shp JUNIOR, W. II, williams master.
sMp ELISHA DENIsON, y West, susss>~ Dogs 81
n Ship ST JOHN, q. n. Hischsock, nssssev.I r
The line viii consist OF nine ships whlsh will enahIe M n
despatch three vessels mouth WHOM the trade rsQuass
These ships are Of the bret elias. built expressly for The
OF ke be~i materially eoppered end sepper fesA VIM sxtr
svv snd .shdone sce9pmcds,icns snx ecmssdsd ~
when tho day q sasg fa Ssndey Ne shiD Win all -
the Mos<sy fcc~tne The Pd~e Of paaags u.s. without
Is D. .. HuRLsur 1 CO q s..S sr...
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-02

CAUFION-GELATINE cAPsULRs.-Mr r. O.
e pDse from sssnsr h. TO psve
nsson Of Moshe Capsules advertised genuine,
Il
In consequence OF the advertise alluded and pre-
cessay inform those concerned that am
Gslallne Capsules which superior Mothes we'll
Balsam and Geantine which will no, leak and conss-
Ss 10 asewAch is decided adan
There in preparation them and the only
ooectn view - To- administer the Balsam OF Copva In The
most approved form as ay Capsules by
chemists In Berlin well as In his city aud rbade
The extensive sales with which they mel bear ample
Messrs Rnshton Aspnwa Mr. Milhau, Messrs Southland
way Geo Dusrs sna
Leari street corner OF Rose street, and all other respectable
country keep them constantly for sale and generally prefer
them to those Of Mohe manufacture for the mention
CHARLES WILDsNow,
CAUTIONmMR A. NOTIFIES. Inventor The Car.
- suLEs GELATINEUsEs OF PURE BALsAd, eau
above invaluable Medicine which are advertised as gennise
but which are not and likewise impure
ingredients Ia yag introduce limitations has
been made OF my prospectus. with translation of it, in
English and Spanish and such is annexed by
would that tho naer has received the certificates
Dr. Rcor Surgeon Chief to the yeperea Hospital and
member OF me faculty OF Medicine, of Paris, dc.
0 the Faculty 81 Medicine OF Parls
Professor nj the Military Hospital Of Val.de Grace &c.
Dr. Segaas, OF the acuy Medicine of Paris, &c. and
Dr. bacboue also OF the faculty of Paris &c which cer6
Gates have only been deliveries me, nd pos
session lam also the only and maker Of this article
auhorisedto refsrto
Messrs Baron ALBERT, frs! physician to the King, nc.
Llsfrane Surgeon Major to the Hospital Of La Pitie.
Marjoin, Knight Of the Legio, OF Honor, professor
IN the faculty OF Mede ofParis and Surgeon the Krg
Dr. Rostan ofthe Hospital veiesse professor Of the
faculty OF Medicine of Paris, &C. and
DR. Cusrer Surgeon If Chief Of the verereal Hospital
member OF the Royal Academy OF Medicine lie &c which
gentlemen have honored with their appreciation,
daily recommending The use Of my remedy.
IL VIII he for the publc decide whether confidence
can he placed In the article such manufactured by the in
yeno under The patronage Of the above celebrated Doeo
than In the imitation made by people that have other
Communications than that of using the OF Others and try
ing TO appropriate to themselves the privilege of patents
ufeates and references, which they have right.
The only general Depot the United the sale by
wholesale ofthis Medicine isat
r. q. BERTEAU,
No. sS William In the city Of New York.
be had at retail frem the following druggistsJ Mil
hau 85 broaoway Messrs Souisrd Deiluc, Park Row.
and SSl Bosdwsy n,ssrs Rushton Aspinwar g William
Also, at Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston. @A
~ b. The Genuine Boxes oval containing So Capsules
and have the seal ohe inventor stamped their closing
them. nl5-Im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-02

POPULAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Con-
n pound Extract OF Copaiba and sarapsrls certain
safe and most eecua remedy cure
Of 1850" structures, whites pains In the back and
ons seminal weakness affections the kidnies gravel seor
butte eruptons, he. NC.
One recommendation this preparation enjoys above al 9th
Is us portable form, PIT up potts. The In which
may be taken being both and pleasant tasees ma
with restriction In diet confinement from daily bu
snes Travellers especially would ond this medicine highly
useful and ought 10 be uaprovded with preparation
possessing the advantages which the combnes
Accompanying the medicine pamphlet explanatory Of the
different stages OF the Diseases without extra charge
tanning fun and ample sirecons
Prepared by j. b. Thorne, Chemist London sale
by N. B. GRAHAM.
m27tf 90 Nassau 81 cor Fulfop
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-02

NTOTIC ETbe Books sad Aeeeants Of the padersigpsd
IN teps kv iICHARD HAROLD, - fher Agent, are in
fheir hssds isr COLLECTION All persons indebted " sd Hsr
ro fpr Ale 49, Ncer BY b~ok accoun hereby
posed TO nav the same the nnderencd - the ssA Hsr
rods aseosy has been sss'A"''e' N. vAssAR 4 CO.
NV vsSh rsbrusry I, Isss.
Ma. rCssssss~s be soppted with Pale SO As.ber
Ales ~ ~svnx seir orders a. is5 Cesar suses or sH
ssb-0Nes, foot Of Delanoey street 70 ".
EeR sAI.E-Aiote nsss rate s,.ki.s Gsssrss s.s sr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-02

~ DR. y. LEvIs0N continues tn cure the most despe.
rate Of Vss and Msrcusl Diseases persons
have been under the hands of almost In the
try with his Hunters Red Drop and vegetable
medicines. He In every Office Dvi.
sion 81 four doors from the Square. Private Offices attached
m2-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-02

oJ The Bostor Courier Of Thursday contains the fol-
lowing
Il lGRrAr ATrRAcrreS.-Miss Hildreth, who has gain
ed much applause for number Of nights takes bese-
n this evening, and additional attraction. We nm
derstand Mr. Fuller Representative from the city oC
Lowell, In our State Legislature, will appear a. Mi
chsel the Adopted Child il the sfierpece Ofcourss.
an the members Of the General Court will be present
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-02

Il As JOHNSON 10 consuilco connaen SaHy Once
~ No. IL Duane street. between Chatham and william
the following diseases, viI-6eBorrh@a, '-s. Cbancres
STRUCTURES Seminal Weakness and the diseases
ing from venerea poison improper Dr. Johnsos
70 remove any recent affection atwo three day
and the most nveteraie proportonae time witou
The use OF any debitsng Hudcous medicine, or peves
uon from business Persons enusng themselves .Jsha
sons care may desc themselves with certainly OF
the most asgravaed Scrofuous liberated
VIC speedily healed Strangers would do well by giving Dr.
The othe foregoing diseases which has never fab
ed whea used within -four asr exposure. Lea
paid and enclosing have
dcine, and directions for itsuse forwarded.
Attendance from 8, A. NJ sight. DR.. Johnson -
moved from Is Chambersstreet. ma lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-02

sFrsAwcrs er TKxn,-The Houston Telegraph con-
tsins documen, under this tide, BY which the csins
upon the republic amour, % si7ss5is, while the re-
ven.e to meet them si,of7sso grounded upsa tsxss
10 be collected upon sales ofsnd 70 be made and other
incidental sources in the panio post fw~~ tssss. On
reading she rsms there Involuntary elevations c
the index finger of,he righ, hand 70 the nsse. t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-02

= rrEE,HMhiNG'S ORIENTAL BALsAMC COM
~ FOUND-An efcacious. salutary and edecua remedy
In all cases OF Lsucor h9a Emissions
weakness Or diseased &C
ton OF the bladder and in oil diseases OF Urinary OrganS
The Immediate relief generally Afforded by the
samic COMPOUND in short space oftme has height
cAed lis celebrity in the Of the above diseases
denty offered with accompanying certificates most EN-
nent OF the British faculty which will stamp high reputa
ton in which the unique preparation Is valued
Prepared ony by W. Sterling, White Chapel London Sold
Wholesale and retail by
NATHAN B. GRAHAM
m27f No 80 Nassau street. corner Fulsou