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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

rUOUCK - PANACEA-Prepared solely from Nege-
III Isble matter by scob Hsuck Ramorewhicb may be
taken with perfect safety by all and In Ak diseases
cures are tor the following dsease-Dyspspsis e>s OF AP
petite 1sHassos Of the stomach Heart
barrhea Dysenery Flux, Piles Fislua, Oesueted Msn
strun,iss ne Bilious ReHtfent Fever Ty.
phus scsre, Fever small ron Erysps's: or 81 40
siveness wisdom the stomach Bowels Cholera he.sus
InfaenIa, Colds, Coughs Innsmnaofy sore
mouth Pulrd sore Throat Group, Inflammation oiise Heart
Dropsy Ricketts, Diseases efthe Liver Jsnndies Dme my
Of the Members and rS S
rsses arising from sspure Blood &c Price Per bottle VIA
Sold by buSn III ~ si 49, /" ss,rcr,.,.
And Dealers drugs meaeises paints, OILS dye wooos
dew glass, nc, No. lsi Greenwich New
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

u INFORMATION wANrED--Of WILLIAM 9. JEN.
KlNs youth age, who in this city two
years half ago nfor nation respecting the same
would thankfully ceved by his anxious mother by ad
dressing line to g. HAZARD New York City, throug the
post Office. yxSTu&Sa&wlm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29
. NEW ron SS cE EniSAEEiHA Manufacturers

TINE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANuFAcTOhANS
co. have constantly forsale .
Oil vitriol, Aium,
Bleschisg Salts, CoPpernsf
Aqua Asnonia, Muriauc Asie,
A0us Forts, NITRIC Acia,
Blue vitriol. Manganese,
And msay other articles In the lise Other business
Orders VIII be received their Bsnking house, No.
Brosdway or at ece oftber gent No 81 West street
nx5lyf 0kO. -. 6tLB EhI. AReaI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

~ ED HUG POTsON-This artistic has been used for
ID years this city, and has received universal sp
probation u matters not whether the bugs n'est We walls
hesrads Aoors urrinrc this article will ceclnaly
and certainly destroy dsperse them for the season
ore cared Cor easily applied cheap and very desirable
Il only a Cherry corner 81 Roosevelt sts and NO
Qowe Je2o-l In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29
NEW YORK. FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 20. 1888

DAPDR, ke-zes rssss = ~ q printing ts.
500 reaass s 81 81, ssby ~. - By 3, 81 LyH
SOso reaus 10 b. -, anA % ~ - -t
5Oos resrs cap and crown wTsPpsx
50 tons uusk boards ft 4.Nt
Is teas bandbex rst
10 toas bndsH boards a
S tons sand sheashtngpaper ALI Fl
20 deg. bark sAive1 I'LL
2 bales uaehne bjsnkets a8. Sc H9a#
bales - ineh lapptag -
bales Eagsish fssssngs - =. - q and nlnca
10 pieces dfyn coth, 3t3s ID. ssasrs yard
IS bales brswn shirtings lbesvyl
10 casks bescktag pewd9 (seydp ~a.
2 pages aad hhds pert was (iA bosdS
800 - haiterS tip paper
co resus aassvseA tIssas paper
bales bsown linens
5sNses pal4 leaf hats fMfE
}. cAHPBELL { fERSsE,
my19 lie and III Nassas G.
Tn1TITVTION ron THIN CUM = or STAN
MERtN0.-Thb Institution. Formerly Of courtiandt street.
WIN reopened for the reception of pups the iN q May
next 25e Spring street. nesr hudson ArrauRe0en have
been fer persons comag rem the country ana otsfl
Snt choose t. board the institute, and thus be constantly
uuler the saperiasadanse Of the Principal The sysen
taught win same . by The subscriber cr the
ssus N his city aAsing cosatry have experssceA
s bene6 sad tes6sd to lie complete eMsacy W curing the
worst Of sameress. Pupils viii - received frUn ave years
old = ~ nd care IN ill cases Esaraaseea or The noaey
Tssns.SFsn sssss sssa rHs lsasgsns eursa gsAi yss
ysAsr i.sssm..,es pS y she 'ss''ssf u he i"'sAss
cresisrs ssa 6 hsA ~ aPp.yag .bsve sss.in.g
IT'S si1.sm - HENRY WELLS. Principal.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

EOR DYING THE HAIR, from Grey OF Red to .
II beautiful Black OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TURKISH
DYE unverssHy admitted TO be the best article ever sent
before The public daily supersedipg every other
ration for purpose which mostly composed OF dclese.
GUS materials evensusily give entirely 70 the
TurLIss Dye lis operation almost magical being applied
10 The before going to bedon rising IN the NOR
ming the complete The sk nsantme sui
ers no change discoormen erupon roughnss
or other cause bc attended with no OF III
vb,tevsr Sold wholesale and retail by
m. G. MART, ITO Broadway,
.9f.x csrner Of Courlandtst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

CIR AsTIEY COOPkks6 LOTION EOh
- PMPLEp FACEs-The gres, "sir Ashley" assured The
the this receipt that he never
k-sw an instance OF It's falling produce cure The sale
n In rurope hes been Immense.
sod NV NJ Gnion, IN Bewcry corner Of 0rsnd ST He.
~ rcrusy Of PIKE s al Grand H. g. Hart cor 81 Broad
way ana Courtlsndt WIN. w. Hoffman ST Broadway and
A 4, d. Sands, 100 Fulton eornsro Of william st.
Price 50 cents. ss-sn
LION aALE-A counter to~ scds wster, with ~srbs
ton rewl suHseiesuy large 10 cc.tn'n two cociers.
Ai~o = r,un,ar Cooler and Dr-ugh Tub~ together u
,wc rssvbls slabs for counter, uessusrH ~
inches wide The above win be sold cw applied hsv are
a,.s~lv :, No \ Olx Ra,p myiM
LSOR sALK-A hasdnore knGIi., sssn sssrk r.. css
D~saiws No. - 0re~Ay =.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

"No, sir-but the consequences"
"Wby, sir, the children have cakes ttht day, and
the teachers cake and wine and I've sort OF doubt
but in this class room there's some better preParstioa
going forward"
and round huge basket brother Thomas and half
dozen Others like skul Stewards tasting the proves
der ere they ministered to the children.
The sight Of Dashing seemed any thing but pleasing
10 the pious teachers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

And Il meeting Of the Board on the 9Th inst Charles Ne
Evers Esq and Adsm Tredwel ESQ. having deslssd re
eivctisn Hschs MeEvcrs, Esu unanimously eieefes
President, and Theodore ,. sssserhwsise ESQ Wee Pres
kenf- -
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-18
Co.. Johnson in taror Of National
Bank.

Co.. Johnson, at a Dinner in Phi
'adelphia, is reported, on good auth
ority, to have made the following an
swer to a question put to him on the
subject, to which the answer refers:
'Gent!emen, Said the Col.) | am
in favor of a United States Bank; "a
bank with a capital of from fifty to a
hundred millions; one hundred |
would prefer: with branches so dis
seminated, in every part of the coun-
Try, that there would not be square
mi e in the Unit d States or their de-
pendenc es. where its notes would
not be redeemed in specie, or it's Q.
Equivalent, at any time. Gentlem On,
these are my sentiments" Verely the
effects Of the New Yark elections are
becoming mani(est,-LOM, Journal.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-18

her martial operations with su!ficien,
vigor, and persue t1em with that
consistency, energy, and concen.ra-
ton necessary to the fuIfiImsnt of
her designs. Tn, vas. possessions
Under her sway are distracted by in
teraai colvu'sioas--t,e nun orous
petty subdivisions of her enormous
territory continually in revolt, call
t)r al her attention. Incapable of
que!liny intestine f,eds and conduc-
'ln3 al in)otent administration. a.
mid all thu disturbing principles of a.
nlrcly AMI lnsurrection. in the at
ton 1t 10 crush the liberties of rexas
viii necessarily prove both absurd
aad hopeless. Unani'ni!ty of coun-
c.', is waiting to the succ oss of this
atchicvem sns. Her mat >r;als. album
dent as they are, will not work in
concert; she may transport, as she
has done after months of ardurous
preparation. three thousand NJ sXican
to the scene of cont st; they NAV
iortify places. and reveI in temp Dry
trlu noh over portion of the cunt
~. but how arr these transient sue
cesSes to b. m ,in;ei1ed and improy-
ed! Another twelve moatas will
be needed, before a second army
can be made t. cross the Rio Bravo.
and co-op 4rate with that which pre-
coded II, which ere that period. will
have been disposa>sed of its strong
holds. and tola''y annihiIat,d nv the
overwhelming imp nus of a SOLITARY
rising in defence Of that soil, and a.
minated by a common and irristable
impulse.
If past experience has failed to
instruct the bcsoltod rulers of Next
co, wo trust that the hard knocks,
and little profit and honor they are
likely to obtain in Texas, will teach
them a better lesson. Tha. they may
be most heartily beaten. and once
more disgraceful'y driven beyond the
frontier, will be the cordial wish Of
very en,my t. oppression. The Pc
ople of Mexico, whose arrogance is
IN just proportion t. their imbeciIi,v
and ignorance. are wottIIy in want of
some strong practacle illustration of
the mode in which despols are treat
ted by freemen.-V. O. Bee.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-18
(f""m Mr lVe'o York Espress,]
REBELLION IN UPpFRC CANA.
DA.-TORONTO TAKEN

The Press ofour city will anon be-
gin to discover that the Canadas are
notas calm as summers m )rning.-
that other than French Canadians are
striking for iibertv,-that the Anglo
SaxOns are now aroused,--that Pro-
testant'sm and Catholicism are march
Ing arm in ar'n,--that there are Papi-
neaus and Bro yn in every town.
that LIBERTY is amlgc word that
wakes all Am ,ricans I'd ARMS.
The news bolow in the aggregate
we see MT the least reason to distru st..
1t comes from many quarters. The
Albany Argus has a letter from Lew
istown (Nnglra Co.. wiicl s:ates,-
'The Canadian population appears
to be in worry high state of excite
mint, and a secret organization for
thu purpose affecting a revolution
seems to have been going on in
every part oftle province totally UNI
knHwntothe government
M'ny iniiviiua'so ftho higheststan-
ding are o1gag9d in this revolutionary
mDyam ,1ss and there is little doubt
OF Its extending in very short p }riod
tnroughouttao whole extent Of the
u2nar province. The government is
ontiralyd stisu, irregular troops and
nave % rely IN the loyal inlab'trnt~
tor aid AMI they form very small part
oitho population
iron Oswogo we Yesterday pub
Hsioa ts.o aonpt com,.ier fthis news.
Itcomas to Us new again by the way
of Buffalo.
From the BngsFo rournu,:l
WEDNESDAY, 5.li Dec. SPIN
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-18

lowing copy OF letter from q gentle
nan OF great respect bility at QUEEN
ston U. {. announcing that tn, city of
forontois in possession of the Patriots
Of the Upper province and hasten to
Jay it before our readers in an extra.
QUEyTIoN, Dec. 6 1887.
Dasid N Day Esq.
Dear Sir--I write you in great
haste to inform you of what at least
10 US, is interesting and important.
Capt. Wnitnay has just arrived from
Toronto which place he states was at.
tackled yesterday 10y the radicals and
taken.
The Governor and all the officials
arc pent up in the market house. Ma
my buildings were burnt some lives
lost and many taken prisoners.
The Capt. was sent here to drum up
volunteers but he has succeeded in
getting very few. The loyaiists
will not generally turn ont and bu,
lite fighting will take place at least
this fall in Upper Canada.
Telegraph Ertrol
Lrsoistown N. Y. Dec 6. I837{
ATTACK ON THE CITY OF TORONTO.
We have received the following
communication from a source emit
tied to the utmost confidence:
4o'cloek p. NJ.
SIR-The steamboat Traveller,
Capt. Whi'nf y. arrived at Niagara this
morning att O'CLOCK, from Toronto,
which place he left four hours before
The boat with a deputation, was dcs-
patched by the governor for volun-
teers from this district, to the imme-
diate aid Of the Government, and to
return forthwith. The Reformers of
the Home District, it is said. reach
ed Toronto the night before last. in
groaf nunbers, (3OOO, when volun-
teers in behalf ofthe government was
called to oppose their coming into
the city, waen running fire took
place,-Col. Mode, late of tho lD4th
was shot dead. and others, besides a
number of prisoners were taken. a.
mong whom are Archibald McDon-
aid (Sherif Gore District) and Col.
Wells. Sheriff Jarvis's mousse and O.
taers were fired AM burnt. The
Governor and his Council are in the
Market Square. James Brown and
300 volunteers are in the fort. Mr..
Speaker McNabb, with 80 volunteers
reached the city yesterday. Col. W
Chisholm is expected to dav from
Oakviile with the volunteers he can
get in aid of the government, and
from Whitby a few yeomanry cava!-
~ are looked for.
The Keformers have a. their coun
Gil DR.. John Rolph, and others of
high standing. Three flags of truce
We're sent yesterday, to the Govern
ment, with the following terms:
LIST. TO dissolve the present Parli-
ment. '.,
I'd. Grant an Elective Legislative
Council.
30. That the Governor leave the
Province in two weeks.
QU"ENsToN, U. c. Dec. 6,
=. S.--Wlile | write. the militia
are ordered to meet forthwith at Nj
agra. It's homght that bit fe,o auilt
1ttead hp master.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-18
18th inst.
LOWER CANADA.

| LOW Ell CANADA.
Since our last the following indi.
vi,uals have boon lodged in goal
charged with the crime ofhigh trca.
so; J. S. Larecque, of Rigand, son
ofhe NJ. P. P; Bonaventure Vigsr
wlo figured at Longdeil and St
Charles; J. r. SENEGAL, J. B Lafon-
taie, Louis Charbonneau, Joseph
La,dry du Grand Jules Tegnier
Michael Arguel, David Sean.
FDm 20 to 80 prisoners were yes
tellay relesaed as it was considered
tina they had been forced 10 join the
rehl ranks.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
Two companies of the 23d, under
Catain Eveleigh, and a detach-
mnt of the Royal Artillery with
ont gun nnder Capt Glasgow march
ed IN Sunday morning last for st Mar
tin.
The Quebcck Mercury of Satur-
day rece we'd yesterday morning gives
us important military intelligence
fron below. Lieut. Ingalls, and L.
Brown Esq. the two gentlemen who
went with the dispatches for the AID
TO New Brunswick, returned on FRI
dav. The 43d they report to be on
Its march and so near that its arriva!
may be expected daily. The S5th is
to follow Immediately from New
Brunswick by the same account.
Three more regiments according to
report ''in the best informed cir
Gle" at Fredericton were expected
at Halifax fir m England and were
to march directly for Quebeck.
4 The St George Steamer arrived
yesterday forenoon with four compan.
les of the SD Regiment nnder the
command of the Honorable Lieut.
Col. Henry Dundas, The other off,
GERS are Captains swinburn of the
Grenadier and Colluhoun ofthe Sd
companies; Lieutenants KendalI
and Dalton; Lieutenant and ''adiu-
tant >tubbs Easigns Campbell and
Derinsey; Paymaster Stubs and
Surgeon DR. VIM Garner,
The steamer Princes Victoria ar
rived yesterday in port VITA adetach-
m ent ofthe 9th Regiment from St.
Johns.
LOWER CANADA.
An Extra Gazette by authority"
was issued at Quebec on the 18th inst
by which the district Of Montreal and
all the disturbed disHsHs are placed
IuadermartiaI law. r.
The Patriots are yen at Grand Bru.
Ie and have possessed themselves of
the port of the Lake of the Two
Mountains. The Queens fight drag
oons have left Mont. zeal to reinforce
the two companies ofthe 23d regiment
at Lachafelle's Bridge.
Itis iumored that +. A. Brown and
Papineau had been at St Pie. The
Commercial Advertiser by some gift
of seeing, it may be, puts confidence
in a story that Papiueau has gone to
Maine to raise volunteers by ''rrom.
ises of land and plumber" ~. Y Er.
lp ess.
Co.. Johnso" in taror Of NatiOna.
Bank.
Cor johnson, at a Dinner in Phi
'adelphia, is reported, on good auth
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-18
STILL LATER.

U o CIDt.h.
The Traveller Left Niagra this at.
tarnoon, with one hundred royal vo.
III l.ears. under the c m nand of Da-
niei McDougal. WHO was a Lii uten
ant in the militia at the battle Of
QIsenston. The steamer TRANSIT.
is lying Of in tho Bay Of Toronto.
with the family of the Governor and
the public munitions. The militia
ire assembling at Niagara. Appre-
tensions are felt of an attack upon
the town tonight. and preparations
are making for defence. f
From tse Noa1rcaI Herald Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-17

an Al Rules held III the Cicrk "ice
Court Of Louisa, The Courthouse, on the 3h
dav Of March, lS;S:
John Collins administrator Of Elizabeth Cosby, dccd, Ptf
against " .,
Coorh with the OF George lacy de-
ceased Defendants.
The DEFENDANT Wesley acy, no, having entered his appear
given security according to law nud the nes OF this Court
ami il satisfactory evidence TINT he not uhh
nn, Of this motion 81 the PantHby has counsel Is
orsrd That said Wesley Taley do APPEAR before III" Justices
of our County Court ouisn the Courthouse the first day
of June Court next the bill Of the plaintiff. mai that
COPY Of it'll inserted IN published
Richmond for months succcss'"y an posted nj
the font door house Of this county Court dag
Copy-TCStc,
JOHN HUNTER, c. L.
lns-Wsw-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-17
y8yO THE PLANTERS OF TOBACCO-The In.

yHyO THE PLANTERS OF TOBACCO.-The In
e spsctors at Seabrouk's Warehouse take this me
hod Of informing lht friends and The public generally
tia, they are prepared to receive, store ard when d
recred sell all Tobacco that may lie sent 10 their Ware
house They pledge themselves Ia use every exer.lon
in their power 10 give satisfaction to al! that send
their Tobacco 10 them.-Tbev vii! paw the Drayage
from the Basin Depot and Dock on all Tobacco that
NAV be sent 10 them for sale.
Notwithstanding the base fnlsehoods that have been
circulated by interested PERSONS 10 lnlure The are
house we can the Planters that we can and are
seipa Tobacco for as good prices either nj the other
Warehouses; As an evidence of the fact Tobacco was
sold al Seabrook last year for SI so per hundred thu
hiphesl price that was obtained Richmond. We hope
ha, We will not he made to suffer for the Gins OF others
All that We ask Of The Planters is, fair trial We will
nav charges on all Tobacco sent 10 Us
CHAMBERLAYNE g. BURCH,
March Ta6-2aw2ml Inspectors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-17

a UCTlON SALE Of Real Estate in Lhe turn Of To.
IA iumtia, Furanna county Firginia Il will SELL al
auction, the premises Wednesday, the l-'h Of The
present month, (April) at 10 oclnck a NJ without re
serve, {" The highest bidder, the house and lot,
with al the appurenances thcr'un,o belonging
tile house and 10, now in The occupancy Of Philip Cou
sins, end eight other vacant lois. Dceming any de
srrlp'"n Of the above unnecessary. RS the property
will be- shown To any person disposed 10 purchase, by
Mr. john s Martin On the premises, or by Mr. james
W. Jennings. The terms will he liberal and made
known on The day of sale. JOHN MCINTYRE.
April 5 lO9-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-17
BIZ the GOrcrnor Of the Commonwealth IF Irgtnti.
4 PROCLAMATION

NEIIlEREAS vacancy hath occurred in the repre-
wv scn,alon from this Stale in the Congress OF the
United States, by the resignation of JonN NJ fArToS
ESQ member Of the House Of Representatives for the
District composed Of the Counties Of Spoitsy lvana, Cul
pepper Rappahannock, Madison. Orange and Greene
Now therefore. |, DAVID CAMPBELL, Governor OF the
Common wealth have thought proper TO direct The sew"
raj Shcris Of the conn:irs composing said district 10
hold an election on Thursday the 26h day Of the present
month"; fr representative Of the said district, IN place
Of John VI. Patton. resigned.
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth. at Rich.
H. 81 mond, this ninth day Of April, ISIS
DAVID CAMPBELL
Aprl 10 Ill-tu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-17
April :
|TI y EIzs[ ~
AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,


'E,E Subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated mann
factory OF Nuns, Cir Co., New York, elegant and PLAN
Piano FOtcs possessing the latest aud tha! decscy
of touch tone, peculiar 10 their manufacture
Constantly on hand large assortment OF
Flute. Fiass col, ; cIn,,onS,.'
AccorJion-, Musical B"Acs
Horns, Busles, and TrumpeiS,
Guitar Von Harp and Forte Strings of superior quality
Piano Forte Stools and Covers
Also large stock various instruments by the best
composers, and tic newest songs: :, oxch,rrc
~ Pianos repaired tuned let On he' a"u 'ke"
EhAY SCHOOL, under the direction and tuition of
ID FR.scis S. GORE, A. NJ. T. &. d. and M. R. |. A.
This Literary Institution comprises IN lis course OF stu
dies Classic and Scientific objects OF an advanced order,
conprehendng The Greek and Latin CLASSICS Eeome'
try. Trconomciry Mensura,ion; Land surveying; Al
zebra and Arithmetic; in addition to the ordinary sub
s,ccIs of Geography Topical, Physical and Mahemali
c,I: English G rammar Elocullon; Composition Or.
biography; and Writing.
Professor u!ns the GA document fro" Tie RE- Wn S.
, sn Certificate Of Dr. An,hon who ccrti6cs the ripe
of Mr. F. Gore. The recommendation Of Dr. Anthon
decided nnl unqualified Dr. An,hons reputation 10 .uc TO
be entirely satisfactory my mind on any on nc WI"
Richmond, January J. 1893 WA; s. PLuMER
ss Hnhon H. L. d. JayPoftssof Lrnru, cc,, Columbia
college New York, am certain that the I'd TT1sed
tons hi, / genuine. j. W. WHITE.
RiesmOEd, january 10, ie3s.
u c osr,res Tie COW Of document from E Narkrsoyth,
E,g P.fs.scr-elect If Ancient Language, i" the Unrr,y q
Charleston, S. c. -. =,
Al Tie request Mr. Core haro examined his cred'na. h
regard scholarship and havIn: found the certificate
If Anthem Columbia College ~ York feel no hesi
non in snyins that certificate with conclusive evidence
of Mr. Gucs competency To instruct in the Greek and Roman
aad Of his being Classical Scholar OF grade
'"hsus'' WIN. HAWKESWORTn.
Richmond "a, Feb ID, 1885.
Nj Gore in conclusion submits to tie ademen OF II. ci
zen, Of Richmond The copy Of Hdnmn from William
81 r.o lately AN eminent School Icach'r of this City.
""'"'' '' RrcHMoSp, March Is. 1899.
A. p,,cs Gore Graduate Of Trinity College, Dublin, har.
- m mo for recommendation To the consideration oil
Immunity n. him entitled to, fon the evidences
he has offered gives great pleasure 10 express
ne ron6Jrncc his classical ai'anmen and belief tn II
ne VIII WILLIAM BURKE.
NIB. The Scholastic Session will continue until the
LIST October next Terms may oe ascefiained oy per
oI annlca,on to Professor GORE, at the School The
Shno house is that lately occupied BY B. A. Saunders
Eco few doors distant from the clearinghouse Of
NJ The duties of the Evening School will be resumed
mon the first Monday of May next
April IOo-.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-17

gENHE Shrt,tfs Of the counties of N"rf,lh Nansf.
b mond aud Princess Anne Brunswick, Dnwid
die and Greensvlle;- King e. Queen. King William,
Gloucester Mslhpw VS. and Middesex:-Fluvannn Gooch.
land Louisa and Hanover;-Loud"un and FarfaS;-A!
eghany Bath Focahontas and B"tetonrt;-Br"oSr Ohio,
TYLER and Marshall; -Kanawha Mason, Cnheil. Logan
NICHOLAS, Fayete and 1ackson-nnd the Mayor "' the
Borough of Norfolk will take notice that elections are L"
be held at their Conr, houses and other places appoint
ed BY law for holding elections the fourth Thursday
in April to choose Senators to represent their respective
dist ric,s in the next General Assembly.
ADDISON uANSFORD. &. S.
ALL IN lIl-dt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-17

r ABORERSs w ANTED The James River and
q 4 Kanawha Company are in immediate want OF Sc
vrra hundred good laborers 10 work on the old canal
within thee miles of the city Of Rchmond-f"r Such
one dollar PER day will DC paid they finding their own
board Gentlemen wishing to send negroes from the
country are assured that the very best shall be Ia
ken of them The work is dry and believe perfectly
safe The uoard o? the negroes shall only cost one dot
lar per week aud their wages paid on the Saturday a!
ter the Is, Monday in ench month
RICHARD RElNS,
agent Of The Jamrs Rirer & ke"omha Co.
h,-;I2 LOST