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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

WOULD inform my friends and and the pub-
. lie generally that my assortment OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oil. D,c-stuHs Nc
is now complete. all of which have been recently
ahd calelnlIy selected by myself in the Northern
markets ON thesery best terms, and feel confident
that can otter Inducements not before had in tins
MARKET and would particularly invite all persons
"'Sn'HS 10 purchase ldlces IN my line call and
examine Tor themselves before bn,ine.
4. A. FoURQuREAN,
Sign OF the Boy X Mortar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27
THE sOtTTFE nv G.,'S7fTf TIO.S
OF EDUCATION.

people, have now 50 completely SUM under tie ~.
VlsonN OF y stem oil elaprdl th'i II Is necessary
both 10 explain aud 70 'ndicdte ihem In such as
these however the modest bnJ sAitiN ihahohs' mat
adorned he south M bette, Jays we're unused be
tore yet Nhof htthoas h'd come ~ OF Inc elnal"
persons VINO nov bithg US 'htH wares "i fducalloh'
had iors7krh tie kndfed' bu' more innocent trade ."
pans anu " ooh'n-nu'mrg'
Instead Of hrthods lofe'sp 10 our manners our
feelings andoar opinions. we ann 10 revive a system
domestic aud nome btfh tIat sh'l shnn alike lal-
aetous instruction and alien instructors. G
teach thcn, hfs As ihlteprn'1bIr he solid parts OF
an tneIsh tduc7li"n-thmeN "heh All ne SCI
ences ~ the Encyclopedia cannot make Il less than
foolish not 10 know completely. We l1bonr 10 nam
and store the Mud, before attempting TO decorate IT,
Ihe iIr't and PRINCIPAL points trr' 10 rad correctly
ana fNPfes>FeY u "Il'' currently o acquire
wv P''O''h 'it ul.'ui'p''' '" H'stt' I'M MUS,
noble and useful bansh 'i knowledge, History ana
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tn,ts IFbc NI,,nr,s the 'r,,onc, ,,J ,nc con
duct watched and formed, with lie utmost soil
o"u'r'' ihoS4 on N.eh '''?. ness hespeea'lliy'
an" wv P'"'' u lug "'I" n"''' ,'o'' ,''
on wa, Leaning, 81 tie Accomplishments. Gen
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inhpul ol anu tic sense 80 lht Low I'll Wnai'Ntl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

TnE FouRTH or July Ar llAyRr-l awards Of
900 American sailors, belonging to vessels IN rbe
port OF layrc celebrated the anniversary of the In-
dependence of the United States. They went IN
procession through the town with the American and
French standards displayed aud headed by baud ol
muse. They stopped IN front of the house OF theil
Consul, and all those which had holslcd the Amen
can flag, aud gave three hearty cheers. The, alter
wards separated into different partlcs and went IL
several houses public entertainment, where dinner,
had been provided Tor them by their respective cap
tains.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.
Er5-N ccki. lime ofPO>t Coaches
fssG.N E.s.sVEfEsg
WA NATURAL HKgD.E .NDlENIN.TcN,
T'D s.Eegs~Essfst. Va.

EilE UBSCRlBEES. RESPECTFULLY
inform the public, that they have ialt nut on a
Inc ol Post Coaches from Lynchburg by the Natn=
the Aalllfnc Of Bcdeo, Walker \ Co. which runs
hoa that place, through the nerghborhood OF the
I)asgers sulphur Springs, by the White Sulphur
Smlags, To tcwISbure, Va.
his lbesldcs Icing oycrthc best road) is decided
y the aear1et cheapest, and unquestionably the most
pleasant route, altogether, between Lynchburg and
LeMishnrg, from which Daily Mail Line runs reg
niarly on by the liue Sulphur Springs, through
Chafle>lown, &c. to Guyanlotte.
lbis line leaves Lynchbulg on Mondays Wcdncs-
days aud fridays, and returns TO it on TUESDAYS.
Thursdays aud saturdays, when it connects with The
Duly Mail Liuc TO Richmond, VI.
e. Travellers from INuuhburp going to any
place beyond Lewlsbarg, To the West. will, bv ia
King the Line through Lexington, arrive at then
destination about twenty four hours sooner than
they could by taking any other Line
BOYD x EDMOND.
Aug. l6. CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27
FIRST DAY

bcf, l-3-.
FIRST DAY.
Sweepstakes mile heats, for } year old Colts and
Filars entrance 100, half forfeit three or more 10
make = Race to name and close the lst Septem-
Der. 1888.
On the same day VIII be run FOR linc Saddle,
Birdie aud Rigging, free tr Saddle-llorses only
SECOND DAY.
Projectors purse, 90 . nile heats entrance, 80.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, S250, three mile heats, en-
trance ~.
Ga the same day a Swrepstake Tor three year Oh
Colts and Fnlles, entrance so half forfeit. 10
name aud close the day before the FIST day. race.
The money tor the Jockey Club and Proprietor $
Purses will be paid to the winner without discount
Tie proprietor pledges hIBselfto have the Track
and Stables in fine ord n and wall furnish litter to the
stables without Charge lie will be prepared TO fur
nlsh gam, iodIr,, Nc
HOPKINS NOWLIN, Proprietor.
Juiy % Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

MURDER WILL 0UT.-ln November last our
community were thrown into CONSERVATION by the
mysterious disappearance OF d. John IL. Parker,
formerly OF Norm Carolina. Search WAS made aud
his body found In the Escambla River. about ~
miles hence. 1t was concluded that he bad fallen,
by accident from small boat On which he was in
The habit al crossing the ryet,l aud GOT drowned
IT now appears by the confession of one OF his slaves
naneu Lewis, that the Doctor was murdered hs
Lewis aud another slave named Henry. and throw
into the river. The deceased was Killed by Lewis
who struck HIM with an Axe on the side oil the face
and then gave him several other blows, which ,Irs
patched him. Lewis, II Is said, has lately mapiles
ted symptoms OF mental arrangement, but in relation
TO ms matter, there IS too much meaning N In,
madness" to leave any doubt the horrible truth u
ms conlessons-PeaSaeota Gazette.
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Mrs. Ncs<inicy'- Earscts.,

n SMALL. Invoice of tins lusl. celebrated
l. Ornament, this day to baud, of new shapes
rnd designs, aud Beautifully flushed.
ROBINSON &TIIIoIT.
Anllllg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

VIRGINIA Al rules holdcuiu Inc Clerks oei ~ ~,
Circuit Superior s9pft OF Law and Chaneery for the
County of Charlotte, july the I'd, 1893. 80 "e
john " Desiiazer' Administrator of John T. BURGESS L.
dec d. who was assisP2e OF Imnson Burgess plnnia
against
Sterling NeDeaman, aud Robert Morton and Tho,,
Pnsh, administrators OF Thomas McDearnan ,l,el na@
~ CnANCERY.
The defendant Sterling McIearman not having or,oro,
MS appearance according 10 the Act OF Assey aud the ls
o. his court and itappearins the Of the Com,
st ne Is not an mlabant ct tins On the motion of
te laIntiy Counsel, Is ordered that the said defendant
DO appear before the Judge Of the said Court ut the Court,
mousse OF the sad County the duy the ne 1t term and
eef ms appearance aud answer the plaintiffs bill and that
copy o tins order be inserted spaper publ she'd in
'"s own Oh lhnehbnsi Tor two months excessively,
potei at The front daor of the Courthouse of the said County
\ Copy-resc,
July '" "'p'-''o'f IN IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27
NOTICE..

DY ,utue OF deed OF lrust executed TO the sub
ID scrlbrr tone OF the Truslees) by John Il. Rut-
ledge and Lucinda ID. his wife bearing dac die 18Th
day July, ls36, aud duly recorded IN the Clerk
Office OF The counties of Campbell and IttsyvanIa,
Tor certain purposes therein mentioned. shall pro-
ccod to Sc H. the highest bidder, Ion cash. thc fol
l.1,u IN L. ,,lI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

NIKHlNiA-.h rales holden in the Clerks Office of,le
' Circuit superior Court OF Law and thRncery for the
County ot Cmrlotle, Jul, the ID, 1888.
Matthew B. Aonln and lIryuu W. Noulin, merchants
NoNlm, nlt-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27
IN Fr,day Hc 3lStof august, on The
premises, 4 TRACT OF LAND


sFY# purchased by sand Kntlrdge OF John
A. Franklin, on the waters Of Old W oman )
C,cch. the county OF Pitsy wanna, containing 22l4
ACRES. Also, at the sane Tine AID place, on"
other tract containing about 551 acres, adjo.nlng
the Lands Of 1hos. T. Adams a@d others.
Aud on Moaddy The 3d ~ >ePicmbcr, Al tue lat"
residence Of SAID Rutlcdgc, IN the eoanly oi Camp
bell, proceed IN sell all the right. title aud interest of
the SAID John l.. aud Iucrnja ID. i'll the portion as
signed Patsy Barber by the will OF Henry Nmi,
decd. aud III the samc time and place, all the IN
tcrcs Of the sd John II. aud Lucinda ID. III and TO
the premises Gu which they formerly lived, leased
Of Paisy Barber DUNG her natural life, together with
tho interest as conveyed by VIM }. McElhenney and
John w. Rudedgc. Also, at the same time and
place, IL Lots IN the town Of Kingston; also 81
acres purchased by said Rutlcdge OF \. NJ. Good
man, adjoining the same. II, from any cause, the
above named property should not be sold IN the days
mentioned, II will be sold on the next days there
after.
The tltle to the above named property is believed
to be good but acting rs trustee shall convey such
title as Is vested by SAID deed, aud none other.
Holm {. BARRIER,
IHcoai4 aetp2 J'r@iCc.
Aur & t}l n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

- f3eSss. heavily tinbeled; the buildings are all
sgssssfg% good, with large stone b1rn, - feet
ass YSES by 81, two stories high liatfis's Creek
~a9S-, fine bold stream runs through II, aud fur
ulshes water power OF immense value. The Farm
Mills, once the property of VIM. Mitchell decd.
were erected the tlart, and, although they were
carried OFF 10y flood some Yeas ago, large quantity
Of the building rock still remains with which anew M
factory might be erected, vt small expense.
The advantages by this anI in the trlIl-
" OF the SOIL its contlgny market and yast water
powe, lrender 1t an object worth the attention OF
capitalists.
The other tract lies five niles from Tynehburg
aud one mile from the main stage road leading 10
Amherst Court House; the same creek runs though
this tract, which was once tie property OF Doct ebert
IL. Rose. THIS is truly valuable tract OF land, aud
has about two bundled aud eIgAty IN woods aud
fine tobacco land ard has about fifty acres of creek
bottom, thatis rich The whole plantation lies very
level, that the most o II may be pou he'd both
NAYS.
| am determined to sell and by early application a
bargain may be had The terms of sale Will be lib
efal, and made known application. Possession
will be delivered OF the tact which reside the
end OF the year, aud oil the other at any time.
large crop Of wheat will be sown and neatly put in
this fall for the benefit OF the purchasers Refer
ence can be had the land, by appl, inc to apt.
Thomas A. llocombc, Capt Chlles +, Lee, Major
Thomas Rudd, OF Mt, Seth Woodrool
GEO. w. PEITlJOlIN.
July % VIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

h'Nng an ne liorid-Fhe Auburn Daily News
says'-A esterday a lad from the country, who
Game to Messls Polhemus x Sons's Mill in onf
pi'Se' having seen the process OF raising gram
'oui me lower stories 10 the upper, by means OF
Oh weight, wheel, DC, while alone took il INTO his
.e'" wy me raising power, to ascend himSclf-
Accordingly fastening the chain n one foo, b. ,al
ed Inc moving spring, which in an Instant raised
the chain .nns fastened TO his foot and he WIS car
ned' with his head dangling, mp through different
trap doors, iistily crying murder, uuui finally he
reached the ind OF hls upward journey, fastening
him in close contact with the drum - d.
est story. iiule girl, who happened to hea, his
cries gave the alarm when our hero was found s,s
pended wrong end up, considerably frigmenr3
besides having his leg rather badly squeezed LIS
rue'ai oountenance, on being released from his
pefi'ous situation my readily be imagined.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

QUO tANALS.-Aec oldIug to statement in
!he columbus papers, OF receipts lot tolls on the .
mo aud Miami canals, lpr the month of June, the A
mount Is S69,990,40 'lhe corresponding month OF
1857 The receipts were s59,s96G6, Increase for
June, l9,093,15.
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Lnsss' SGHOOE.


The inst session OF which will commence on the lst
day OF December next, aud terminate ON the Ist day
OF April following. Those who may purpose TO at
.end' are requested TO communicate their intention
by eltef orothet"se by the LIST day of November, or
earlier II praccabc-and TO such Of them as can il
is recommended 10 supply themselves with the fol-
loving text books Chluy's Blackstone with Fields
Analysis appended-Tucker's Commentaries, the
last and revised edition, with an Analysts appended
cruises Digest, and Stephen on Pleading few CO.
PIES oil eacl IS belleyed be procured hc-e by
sucilaS may not be able get them elsewhere. The
subscribers fee will be S6o payable in advance
LUCAS +. THOMPSON.
Staunton. Aug. %. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

The reeorery Of Mr. Tobiass IJatcLss.-Tbe
Charleston Murcury of the lth inst says--tbat
son who calls himself STETsoS, alias PoLLocK. was
arrested at Charleston on Friday morning last, and
committed to prison. by the activity of one of the
Marshals, Mr. SAMUEL Moses for defraudipe Mr.
>. }. TOBIAS, of New York, of a number of void
and silver watches, by means of forged check
90 the Merchants Bank Of that city, in the name of
Nv, PAeI, Of New Orleans. Ten out of fifteen of
the watches were found on the prisoner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

Sterling NcDeornnn and Robert Morton and Thomns
lugh Administrators oil homas McDranan dec d. tris
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

.tt,I,. IN testimony whereof, l. Edward B.
mo. Dudley, Governor, &C., have caused the
.SaEE Great Seal Of the State to be herennto
'.e.y:' affixed, md signed The same, tins 9Th
my day OF MaY, IN thevear OF our l.ord. SIS
EDWARD Is. DUDLEY.
Raleigh. June was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

GREAT PROJECY.-The CIevola,a rIa,,,d
states that the following letter had been addressed IN
mercantile house in Oswego:-
TORONTO. July 2lst.
captain McAuy, who is at the head OF our enoi
neef department. told me yesterday thai Lord Dur
ham is determined TO make a shin can-I =, -,
Ere, from the sea, and that the navigation of the
weiiand VIII not be impeded by the construction
oil the new camel. This believe is CERTAIN Youts
very truly, JAMES RROAyNF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

TI,nE RACES over the Rocky Mount Coure
l will commence on Tuesday the 4th Septem-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27
Ssie.E.G E11NS.
FROM TIE GULF OF MENICO.
lrANArnI, u.

PENSACOLA, Arc. /.
The |. s. schooner GRAnrus arrived here ON
Tuesday last, from cruise along the Mexican aud
Texan coasts She left fampco 90 the 23l, when
every thing MS qnie. The Granpus arrived and
IN chored outside .s bar on Monday night. Jul, 10
and on the day ioaaaing came mp aud Auchuled off
the town. She t been absent month. and rss
VISITED and COMMUNICATED At the lmssos, vera Cru2
and fampIco. The French brg ol war IL NINA
was blocAaJng the liirst.namcd port. The Gumpu-
left At Vera Cruz the French Commodore Bazael.e
IN the ifgaie L'lermione and several smaller vests
WHO were maintaining the blockade with efed aei4
-ity. H. b. NJ, ship Nmrod aud an Euc,lsa packet
were also there. On the artlyalof lac Grapns al
Tanpieo she found At anchor the rcuch bug ol WI
La Perouse, aud the Us. ship Josroy. Commander
BAnnrr, aud the CoNeonn. Commander Firznton.
The bosroN VAS last ifori Cam lcnchy, officers an1
ere" all we'll and Wis waiting Tor condueta ~
peeted Mt Tampico abnn the LIT uflhs month. with
SS1O 900 ! he tfBmpns made but q shon siay 1T
each oI the Hbov named ports, aud brougll news
ne soopr' war GoNconp arrived here ON Thurs
day last, $50 from fampico. She sard on the
same day with the Grnpus. Shortly before size
sailed, McNcan vessel WAS pursued by an armed
boat from the French squadron, between Tanniro
abd Vera Cruz, and, finding HAT she could not es-
cape her crew dashed the helm and Yards aud
abandoned her IN then boats. The French bout
dad no, reach her until she got into the sun neat
the shore. The fieuchmen were then fired On tion
Tue shore, aud scvral OF them wouudcd.-tiu:ftte
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

nEINti anxious to reIuove, | offer for sale two
- tracts Of Land each containing five bundled
and sixty TO SIX hundred acres situated in Amherst
county.
'Fhc Que which reside is on James River, one
and haltmilcs dboee Lynchbure, one half OF winch
woods, and Of the best kind oftobacco land and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27
From DIR. rhomns Cooper, late Pres. of,hc y. Gu,
oIinn e oIICgc.

Mr., Edward Johnston, Librarian Of the s Caro-
Ina College, being about to quit Columbia, desire
To say
nat as literary man, acquainted with books IN
teFarlous departments of Literature generally
ana as faithful and dllIgent officer, IT will be
a'thco'' to MI ms place with any equally we'll
puan'eu' lbs printed Catalogue OF the books in
'hal LIBRARY will iuy confirm this character.
nc mas Tor some years past, conducted the Edi-
ioral department Of The - Telescope" IN tins town.
WIN acknowledged ability; and in that capacity he
iswcu known 10 the public generally
Whatever he thinks fit TO undertake. IN the WAY of
literary pursuit lie Is likely to perform with credit to
himself and 10 the work he may be engaged in.
think II right, ON hs departure TO say this much
in favor Of the atainments OF a gentleman ,yho,,
greatly esteem.
THOMAS COOPER, M.D.I.L.
Columbia, - Carolina.
From Gen Robert y. Hayne, lately Senator oftle Z.
). and Goreraor Of $. Carolina
Ed w. Johnston. Fsq has fot some time p,st b,sr
the Editor OF the Columbia Tclsscor. aud Iis,,r,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27
Valuable LAND for sale near
SsAcialbtirg.

Alontcaglc, July .
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4 ~ &
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CoLuMnA, 5. CAROLINA, Dec. Goth, loj5.
Ny dear Sir:
have just leaned, with great regret, that YOU are
about To quit our townaud STATE, by which il per
sonal deprivation to your friends will ensue aud the
State lament the loss OF tase hiGh literary attain
meuts, that yop have exertcs among us, Tor some
Yeas past y on may do better: trust sincerely
you will 1ouf distinguished literary taste. vher
ever called into reqasitlon, cannot hut seeuie you a
position both agreeable and profitable Accept my
bost wishes for your prosperity and happiness With
great regard aud e.leem, L. NJ. BUTLER.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-20

"A great commercial city, like New York, should
demand far higher order of qualifications, Tor the
men whom she selects to defend and maintain her
important Interests than are possessedby Mr.. OGDEN
HOFFMAN" p Globe.
She requires such +" statesmen and orators" as c..
c. CambreIeng Eli Moore, Edwin Forrest, the
player, and John McKeon! Profound Statesmen |!
Wonderful orators What standard of apprecia-
ton must guide the judgment Of the Globe Office!
If New York sends such men, she sends them not
because they the most senseless and fit men" to
be found among three hundred thousand people, but
because they the most available machines for the
party purposes that could be commended to the crab
bic followers Of the camp" "We hardly think there
is any danger that the first commercial city in the
Union, and the second in the world, will be repre-
sented in Congress by man who has uniformly
acted against the opinions Of its entire commercial
population, by a stage player, by an acknowledged
infidel and agrarian, and by-Mr John McKeon u
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-20
From the Netc York Sun.
THE CANADAS.

Lord Durham has announced by proclamation his
intention 10 return to England Immediately. He
signs the his proclamation that he gave
before in conference with the delegates from the pro-
vinces; that he has not met that support from the
ministry which necessary to sustain his adminstra-
ton Of Canadian affairs. In reference to the course
pursued by him to the political prisoners, he says that
the question should have been settled before his arrival
but essential that he should alay actual irrita
ton, he thought himself justified in avoiding the excite
men and doubtful results Of trial, and avail himself
Of the Acknowledgements of guilt Of the most cupasle
important while to all the rest he extended COM
plete amnesty OF the effects Of this measure he says
"Of these the principal were, the general approval
Of my policy the people Of the United States and the
consequent cessation Of American sympathy with any
attempt TO disturb the Canadas The result has been
most gratifying to me. inssmuch it has gone far
toward complete restoration Of that good will between
you and kindred nation, which have taken every
means in my power to cultivate, and which earnestly
entreat you cherish essential to your peace and
prosperity"
On his return TO England, he adds:
al shall also be prepared at the proper period, to
suggest the constitution Of form Of government for
her maiestys dominons this continent, which may
restore the people Of Lower Canada all the advan-
tsges Of representative system. unaccompanied by the
evils that have hitherto proceeded from the unnatural
conflicts Of parties which may safely supply any def
cheney existing the governments OF the other colo
Mes and which may produce throughout British Anne
RIGA state Of contcnted allegiance founded as colonial
allegiance must be, on sense OF obligation TO the
| parent state.
Il ferven,ly hope that my usefulness to yon will not
cease with my official connection. When shall have
laid her Msostys feet the various high and impor-
tant commissions with which her royal favor invested
me- shall still be enabled as Peer Of Parliament to
render YOU efficient and constant service in that place
where the decisions that affect your welfare are in reality
made II must be, humbly trust, for the advantage
OF these provinces Il carry into the Imperial Par
lament a knowledge derived from personal inspection
and experience OF those interests, upon which some
persons there apt to egslate in ignorance or ind
ference and aid in laying the foundation OF sys-
TEN OF general government, which, while i strengthens
your permanent connection with Great Britain, shall
save you from the evils 10 which you are now subjected
by every change in the ucuating policy oil distant and
successive administrations"
Sir John Cobornc is ntrusted with the admnistra-
ton OF the government the departure Of Lord Dur
ham until new appointment shall be made The lat
ter will visit this CITY, and expected at Montreal on
| his way hither on the ooh instant. The Malabar
seventy -four will arrive here to carry him home.