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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-23
LA pLAISANCE
sssE FOR SALE--La Plaisance, the resi-
dence Of MIS-. Vinton, in Pon,lret,


szsEAA FOR SALE--La Plasance, the resi-
slE dence Of MIS-. Vnton, in Pomlret,
State of Connecticut. The buildings stand on "a
10, oftwelve acres, on the brow of an cn,nence
commanding landscape Of great extent, variety
and beauty, including Vista, leading to Putnan's
Wolf den, 80 famed in American story. The land
il highly cultivated, and being part Of the finest
dairy country in New Eng glaud, no soil can sur
pass it in fertility and profit The house is two
stories high, spacious, antique and low studded
having kitchen aud Offices attached, all in CON-
plete repair, and supplied with every convenience
to promote comfort, and TO save Labor. The out
buildings are connIOdious, aud consist Of IA barn.
with carriage house and stables. granary, wood
house. grape arbors, sc. The garden is large, has
an aspect towards tho South, Is well supplied
with escu'ent fixtures, such as Strawberries,
paragus, fruit bushes and vines The grounds are
proluseIy planted with trees, shrubs and vines
ornamental and useful; the fruit trees are very
prolific, and yield succession Of fruit, the year
round; cherries and peaches OF the finest vario-
ties, are very abundant u their season: of grapes,
there are twenty SORTS
The locality, being on Il much travelled road,
in an agreeable neighborhood, is yet sufficiently
secluded 10 afford choice, either of society or
retirement. There are four churches within the
distance of a mile, Episcopal, Quaker, Congre-
gaiionul, and baptist.
Few situations can be found, more desirable
than this estate, for moderate condition in life
II offers an economical investment for a country
residence, or it might be- made profitable, if ap-
propriated 10 the entertainment of company dur
ing the summer. The air is pure, inyigoraiing.
aud mild. Medicinal springs, with arcomnoda-
tons for bathing and drinking the waters, aIe
within u short idc On u goo road these consi-
Il. Ill a
ford a wide range Of enjoyment. for the invalid
well as ior the robust, aud would distinguish il,
as place for fashionable resort
Purchasers are in,cd 10 visit the premises or
to apply for further information to BENJAMIN
HOPlIN, Esq. in Providence, II. I. Oyl6 CIV
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ALso-EoR SALE

ONE of the most eligible building lots on
the lnll,-bcng that beautiful garden lately
improved by Capt. Jacob Smith, bounded oIp
four streets, viz: School, Touro, High and
Mary streets.
For further particulars, apply as above.
Newport. July l6, 1S35.-[Sw.
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The United States schooner Experiment,
lately returned from the West Indies, has
been put into commission again, and under
the command of Lieutenant George ).
Blake, will be employed in the survey Of the
coast.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-23

An Act relative to Judges e. Clerks Of Courts.
Be 1t enacted by the General Assembly,
and by the authority thereof, it is enacted,
That all Judges and Clerks of Courts in Of
flee at and before the annual election, but
not reelected, and in whose places others
are elected, be and they are hereby authoriz-
cd and empowered to continue under their
former engagements, to exercise their re
spcctivc offices, until their respective sue
ccssors shall have taken their engagements
and qualified themselves according to law, to
act in their respective offices. And that no
writ or process now or hereafter pending,
signed by any such Clerk, or tested by any
such Judge, not reelected as aforesaid, shall
for that cause be aba,cd or avoided.
True copy-witness:
Henry Bowen, Sec'ry.
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~NOTICE.

O. NOTICE.
Nyll T. subscriber would respectfully in
s form the public, that having made the
necessary arrangements, he will after
the present week, continue the usual course OF
instruction at the school room in Dvsion-st.
hitherto occupied by Thos. r. Rodmon.
TnoNAs Z. Nichols.
Newport, 9Th mo. 2Jd, 1885.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-23

Ruiz, the Pirate, now under sentence OF
death at Boston, has been again reprievcd for
10 days in consequence Of insanity,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-23
AD.NL.NIS TRATRIYS.NOIICE

TUNllE undersigned having been appointed
Il by the Court of Probate of Newport, ad.
ministratrix on the Estate OF SAMUEL DAvEN-
PORT, late of Newport, dec. and givens bonds
according to law, hereby gives notice for all
persons having demands against said Estate,
to present thcm to her for settlement, and all
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
MARY EXlINE, Admr'x.
Newport, July rs, 1885.
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Court Of P,obate, .Neuport, July GA, 1885.

Court Of Probafe, .Nemport, Juiy Gth, 1885.
| A PPLICATlON was made for an Admin
"A istrator de boDis non on the Estate of
ELIZA SroosER, late of Newport, single wo-
man, dec.:-It is ordered, That the same bo
received and the consideration thereof refer
red to a Court Of Probate, to be holden at ths
State House, in Newport, on the lst Monday
In August next, at 9 o'clock, u. rn., and that
previous notice be given by publishing copy
OF this order, three several times in the "Her-
ad Of Tie Times" for all persons interested,
to appear at said time and place, and be-
heard. A true copy-witness:
July l6. B. B. IlowLAND, prob. elk.
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STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS

:
An Act in addition to an act, entitled "an act
enabling the Town Councils in this State,
to grant licenses Tor retailing strong Ii
quors, and for other purposes"
Section !. BE II enacted by the General
Assembly, and by the authority thereof, it is
enacted: That the Town Councils of the re-
spcctlvc towns in this State, slial have the
power of granting licenses for keeping tenn
perancc tavcrns, without the privilege of sell
ling wine or ardent spirits, in their respec-
tive towns; for which they shall take no com
pcnsation in behalf of the town or State; taxi
ing bonds US in other cases.
Sec. 2. And DC it further enacted, That
SO much of said act as is repus nant to this
amendment, be and the same Is hereby re-
pellcI. True copy-w itncss:
HENRY Bowen, Sec'ry.
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An Act in addition to "an act relating to
Theatrical Exhibitions"
Sec. /. BE it enacted by the General As
scmbly, and by the authority thereof, it is ell
acted, That the Town CouGcis of the towns
ANA the Mayor and Aldermen Of any city in
this State, be and they are hereby authorized
to demand and receive OF such person or per-
sons to whom licenses may be granted by
virtue of said act to exhibit-any theatrical
or other public shows and performances, in
their respective towns or cities, a sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars, nor less than
ten dollars for the same.
Sec. :. And be it further enacted, That
so much of the third section of the aforesaid
act as is inconsistent with this act, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
True copy-witness:
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-23

To CORREspONDENrs.- .-Sevcral communi-
cations on various subjects have been receiv-
ed, which are necessarily iaid ortr for the
present.
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.ME.HORHNDH.

MEMORABILIA
Sloop Kingston. Durdick, Of this port, cleared
at New Orleans I'd, for home. -
At Newark, 18th, sloop Orange Branch, Tor
Newport.
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also,
4 few pieces Of super Grass Bleach Jaco-
net CAMBRIC.
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AUCTIONS.

NOTICE.
WiH be soM at auction on Saturday, the I5th Of
.4ugusf, at 2 O'Clock, pm:
A LII the pews in the Methodist Chapel, in
IA this town, on which the taxes shall re-
main unpaid on that day.
by order VI the Corporation
JOSEPH Lyon,
july0 .SfeDmd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-27

S<s-s-rsers
=. told witness that ne hal lease oil u ~. >,
wars bur that since he was prisoner W 49,
Van !; bnek but tina, his doing so was not saiiu'
,s.. .,,or,ed from him whilst he was IN prl'
son. =, .I,.o f,om
r;e,son 10 Matthias of Mount Zion, dated I'm
March 1884, for ninety nine years al .ht ie"' "
IN. dollar n wear Matthias re-conseyed inc 'o"S'
"a Tho daughter of Pierson on the l4th OF Angus
,sei Mn 10, contained house and 2s acres, SUD
icct 10 deb, Of 80 800 9Th
r..,,d n, johnson had conversation WIN
M,nbias on Saturday last, and yes'sfaay' wen
,heYs With Mr. Townsend. Matthias ns"eu va
vowpsend how the general hoa''h Il, va
Townsends nelghborhood, Mr.. lo"nsea' e"''
,,,er. was little sickness hu, II was generally heal
u. M,,,b;,s than SAID that when his doctrine
should 10 received in the world there would be NC
sic,,,ess in #, and that if it had been received
b,,na,cd wears back there would bc now no sickness
;, ,bo world During this conversation wlinosS
csneh, Ao expression of Matthias eye whl2h W
stently made him think he was an imposef' "
ness saw when Matthias was excited ihtte was
roll in his eye bul when he wanted 10 eVauo d" wv
sy,r there was FIX edness IN tho eye MS u ne was
ols,soe through train of argument, and when nc
e.,.e 10 thu las, series OF IL his eye rolled again
Wines asked him where he got the doctrine. lie
spoko TO witness vsry shortly, and wheh Witness
,.,,,h, ~ lad him, Matthias told HIM he should
80 IN him like pHuc 10 his father w Hdoss r."
,,,.slr in the attitude Of babe, aud the fioPho'
-, osr and made no answer 10 HIM lie then nsh,
II :, ;,n,Ss whit was the news,and Witness telheu
,h.,o vas news from France, aud said nc woo'"
80, hin, napcr. and Matthias put on safooa'e
esn,a. After witness j, his dinner he went aeoih
- Na,lias mud introduced lady To hih, as mo
,Ls, in Israel Matthias received her rather plea
..n,,v and said " ccome mother IN israel tno'e
ST." .,,, ,o,, NJ then, in the world Witness then
relieved Matthias 10 be rogue, and said 80 al INC
time ,.#z..4,-...,
cross eynmined-but nothing material
I,senb Nlllct-I!as seen Matthias several tunes
f,.n hoard him, talk and considers Inn rational
- IL sa,d 10 witness 4" believe IN that paf' Of
~. pihIe which re wtolo bu, you Genios have
;,raduced the name of Chris into II, winch ought
no, n d. in H." Witness, asked him If he was pre-
.,,,, ,h,n III, Bible was wrote, and Matthias said
I.Yo, Witness considered that a sane express
,ioo did no, think it extravagnni, because ae'e
hsvs always been enthus.-s's, bot such people may
,,a, be crazy. Witness always thought that Mat
thias was an imposor
Waite Plains, Thursday, Apti l6
o'clock, =. NJ.
After | zen, off ,hc las, oxpress, few more w''
,ssses were examined, bu, nothing was elie"et
f,on them thu did not appear in TINT pat OF the re
,,,,, Won have already received. About eteh
ri, Tho case went to the jury, who in few
,a,,,s returned a verdict thai Matthias is mar
of,anemind. The Court have consequently Greer
II. ,,isl for the murde, OF Nj Plcfson, to taxi
lla,G tomorrow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-27
NEW SPRING GOODS
Foa 1888.


VENllE subscriber takes pleasure, IN infotminc
- his friends, and the public generally tia, he
has received from New York, PHILADELPHIA and
bait'r"oFe, fuI assortment of Spring Goods, con-
sis'!ng OF British, French, India, Italian, German
1 .1sY rnu Ame1can Dry Goods. Hardware, Cut,
ilery, Earhen, Glass and China Ware SHOES
Boots, Bonne's, Hats, Groceries, &c, which
"oVe been selected on The very bes, terms.-Uis
assortment Is no. inferior to any in this part Of
virginia and wiil be sold by wholesale or retail,
AT a very small Observation-Disclosures are resncc,'
iu'ly requested to call and examine for themselves
1 1 IN me Two senemenls, adjoining Dr. Howel
oa'icss old stand. Eight Or ten hhds. good and
prime Sugar, and several hhds. first rate AIol,esos
whieh VIII DC sold by the hhd.-Also Boots md
oh'es by the case or dozen, on very low terms N-a
,afse STOCK OF Brown Sheetng, Shifting and Cotton
IN 1 oufss' bought before the late advance which
ran h w SOU ny Inc prcc OF bale, as low as they
can DC bought IN the Northern Cities.
Lynchburs, April 90 4nf t''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-27

The opposing candidates 10. G a"s Wm "
Hartford, (COa) District, .a ~s,e Henry L. ELS.
n."or1h and hi. '.H w Ss"a saadids's The vote
worth III, hss W i' ga-for the jackson candidate
$50
r..,oa r;m.s states tina, Sir Rober, Peel
Inc Lonu0n l,", 70 Introduce a bill into the
has s0s 00 Of Commons fOr relief from grievance
n'inea Of viz tina, of being completes 70 ~
r.d according s TO the forms Of the ma1,aDa
church Sir Roter proposes to max sa;sra,e and
, WI so%,i h" vIsn IT, may afterwards max sac'eo
rite Of T1 by having the ceremony sFfot",a
ding to the peculiar doc''lno they profess " ''s'
eyman of their own persuasion
Aa,y,inq Daughters-T spanlards say
=, 81. h,een marry your daughter TO her superior
a. twenty to her equal-at thirty to any 'oay '"'
will have her."
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GREAT BARGAINS.

1N1E subscriber having on hand II large stock
\ OF Dry Goods, Groceriet, &c. &c. will sell
them of at lower prices Than the same description
of Merchandise can he had for in aoy other house
in Lynchburg, either by Wholesale or Retail.
The Goods are all lIesb well bought, and tciN BE-
sold lie respectfully solicits those wishing TO
purchase TO call and famine. Or he would sell
his entire stock TO any one wishing TO occupy ms
present stand, terms how liberal he leaves such
To judge for themselves, and which will be made
known on application. JAMES BOAL.
March Is ifs
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SPRING GOODS

1NsEED OIL, by the barrel OF gallon
"a Sr's. Turpen'ine
Coal Tar
Cotton Seed Oil
Tanners Oil
Raisins
Birthstone
Sweet OIL
Salt Petre
Liquorcc and L'quorioc Root
Wines by gallon or bottle, all kinds
Teas Scucrat kinds
Chocolate, best quality
Blue Pills, Apothccarics Hall manufacture
Golden Seal
Jamaica Ginger
Red Sea Myrh
t1emock Oil and Bark
Mantle and Cylinder Thermometers, beautiful
Pocket Lucifers, nc1r article
Chlorine and Orris' Tooth Wash
Lemon Syrup and Pepper Sauce
For sale by HOWEI. DAVIES
April 20 49,
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TUB ALBFNARLE ELLCrlov

In answer 10 The hord briggs Of eB Euqp., r
Iatise 20 the A'hemarle ,Irrijon, is on, nec,a
ry TO quote the following from the Cbaf'oHcra
idp0cGie. Of April 81 =" No on, however but
he may be, fn'ertains doubt Of the elfclioa
Gllm,r and SouthalI. All the ak pb9ul conre,ti
the election is intended 10 suhserre the purpo,
of party 10 weaken the tfl CT of defeat abro7d a
to Keep up excitement and party orgaaza
home"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-27
BENJAMIN II. HUNT,
MERCHANT r a I Il o Il !;

ESPECTFULLY announces 10 MS ,i'e NJ.
IN and customers, ADD the pubic ge"e. t".
,aLcn grea, deal of pnius TO select his Gooas ana
..n now confidently offer to them more ofLEN
Mn ASSORTMENT. IN his line than has mere
,oca,e heen offered in this market; consisting, IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-27

part, Of 90
Extra Superioe blue Cloth
do do black do
W. Do dshlin do beeu'ifui shade
din do olive do
DO do polish green do
do do ria green j"
cassimeres, blue aud black, ot inc hh'st 'es'uie
Black ,ibLed Cassimeres
Fawn ito
Lavender Doeskn
Polish TO
Checked Cassimeres, a splendid assortment
Velvet Cloth for Summer coats
Pa ent twed Summer Cloth
Diagons, Grapes
Venetian Drills
Corded Cuttings
Printed do
Chinlz do
Braided Velvet, most beautiful a,litic
Black do
Plaid Silk Vestings
Black Satin do
White and Fancy Marseiles Of til first quality
Black Moeskn
Gum Elastic Suspenders
Stocks, Military Buttons and Trimmings as prescr'-
bed by late law of Virginia
CIavais and Gloves,
Together with great many other articles too
tedious TO enunera,e all Of which will be sold nno,
usal'y low TO pnnCtual customers.
lie has also received the latest Fashions, nrd is
now ready to execute all orders in his line in thu
most fashionable style, and the shortest notice
|. BENJAMIN I. HUNT.
3. All persons at distance wishing to havt
clothes made, can have them done, BY sending theiI
height. the measure round their breast and waist
Apiii 20 w4Wif
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Ono AND MtcnloAN.-The Delaware COMO
Gozctlc Of Saturday las, mentions the arrival, nj
,l,a place oftwo OF the Governors staff, on their
return from the Northern Frontier. These officers
state that, although Michigan does not acqu'esceln
tho yigh Of Ohio to establish the. Inc IN question,
the Commissioners Of the latter were not To
be rnolested in running tho Boundary Line The IN
derstending is, that neither party Will pursue aos-
,li,ics, or rtsor, TO any criminal prosecution, leav
ins i, TO Congress their next session, TO se1'ie
Tho whole matter in controversy dehniuvely.
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CORRESPONDENCE

10
sufficient TO say that all personal ,,.;,l
mas, yield TO the public good. '''d'E
Very respectfully, your friends &C.
John II. ID. Payne, Wn,. " No,r.a
Juo. w RagweIi, Chris. WinC-.a'
Som. NJ Corkl", James Saprd.,,
Maurice Langhorne. Jr. Hobson Joba, "a
VIM. !. Holcombe, Albon Milan,
j ohn Victor, Ihos. slEmnar9
J.. Matthew'S, Ienfv Pm
Samuel BrnGsford, David Robcr,.ss
Rirha I'd Perkins, J NJ Wan
+. Miller, u Sarn1fr, H.
Rich s. Iilden, lno B Tude,
John Mallory, X. StabICr
Geo. I. Williams.
hYNcHBUhG, APRM Is. ls}
GENTLEMEN IL am houored by ,he w
| your letter of this date, in which Won ey,.'p
| opinion. that " on a purgaton Of ae M
Campbell County. il vii! be found that A., p'"'
| ti,d 10 seat IN the next Legislature Of !, J
in accordance W,th The 1ciR Of mq,oaf, ~
! qunGffd eotets--and you request and rse,,,, b,
ny friends and supporters, that SHAH ias \
p, oper measures h give , flee, TO the uopnI5,
| Xc.
Siace the result OF our election, | have mi
" expressed disinclinaton to embark IN
test for seat in the Legislature, as not eonoS'
with my pirate wishes or my personal int,
My name was given TO my parry in obed.rcs
what ! believed 10 be their Wsh--an5 with.
canvass lasted, deemed i, my duty to nae ,
did use, all he noraGle means TO give elicacv
triumph to our cause.-The canvass bfiug col
:ii;:s;: ed bed fulfilled ny duly to II.
who had supported me, aud have .i,,cis,faIho
personai considerations c9n,t induce N. =, ~.
ton the legality Of The election Of t54 ,p,,.
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LyNCHBURG, APRIL d 10.
THE CAMPBELL. FIEcTfo..

TIE CAMPBELL ELECTION
IT will be seen, by the following corrs,a..,
that tie election in this county will be f9'
1t is proper to say that Mr.. Button in oh(g'e''
the request of many of the party which se
him, residing in his immediate neieb bbpfau
uni,es in this measure: s"''l no.
RRESPONDENCr
- Ly"aa5arg, Apll O. lssi
To Charles L. Mosty Esq. Dear sir1i99
derHsnrd' believing that on pursaroa of]
are entitled TO seat in The mex, -,
Virginia, IN accordance toith the 1riY ofa ''"'Pe
Of The qualified poters. request and umgon
your friends aud supporters. that YOU VII lfat'
proper measures 10 give eject to The na'. 'aSe
We are aware OF your personal relue ,.ns va,
gage 10 the contest; but alta tine ill.,, 70 =
sufficient TO say that all personal ,m.;,a1, =
mast yield TO the public good. ''d''o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-27
DOMESTIC NEWS.
WAsHiNaroS. April 20.

WAsHiNdros, aprh ~
We hear that on Friday night last, n, the Pie
sidents Mansion, the slunbers of the fsmiiy were
disturbed by an incident, with all the particulars OF
which we are not acquainted, bu, we believe Is
substantially described thus The sleep Of the Pre-
sidcnt was broken by the noise OF some one oil the
door Of his chamber, endeavoring, appereniiy, 10
obtain entrance into II. On the Presidents demand
ing who it was and what wns his object the III
,rider ans w.red that he was trying (ot wanting 70
find the way to get out. The noise having reused
some members Of the fnmily s'eepirg IN adJaeeh'
rooms they promptly repaired 10 tho spot, ana sue
cceded in arfesiing the of ndef. On being exam
ned the first IMPRESSION that his OBJECT III attempt
inc to ge, into the Presidents room, was violence,
entirely gave way before the fact that he was with
GU, arms or weapons Of offence OF any KIND ne
was an ordinary person, OF The appearance 81 o
day laborcr, who had, TO oil appearance got into
the house with view TO plumber, but missed at the
same time his way and his object In order 10
keep the fellow safe until the morning, when he
could be sent before the gstra,e, he was locked
up in an apartment on the premises usually oecu
pied az stable but nt the time vacant, where II
WINS supposed he would be safe enough TIL morn
ing When the morning came, however, the bird
had demonstrating escaped out OF the window OF
operturc of some sort which was at such hcigh
from tho ground TINT no ono supposed lac couio
possibly reach 1t.
This is the substance Of the story us we have
heard It. Should on authentic account 81 the DC
currenoe appear, different in any material rndleo
lars Com this version Of II, we shall place II oe'e'
our readers. W. hope some clue will yet be iouht
to !ead to the nppr hcns'on Of this dreprcdaor, and
brr sing him to just punishment .V4f' M.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-27

n,nsed on Tuesday, the lilh of April, and I's'''''
as follows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-27

Judge Band, of Pensylvanin having taken occa-
slon some time since, TO strike tho names Of some
ten or dozen lawyers, practising in his Court,
from the rolls, for contempt, petitions, nunerousfp
signed, were presented to the Legislature, pray
ing tor an inquiry into the official conduct of the
Judge. The matter submitted to the Supreme
Court of the State and that tribunal after hearing
very elaborate arguments, by Dallas and Ingersoll
for thecomplanants, and Todd and Sergeant for the
respondent has decided egains, the Judge, and null.
lined his order. OF course, the expelled members
are reforcd 10 their privileges
Flying IN the DIR An aeI onaut made n balloon
ASCENSION al Cincinnati on tho Sth instant with The
intention OF remaining IN the air as long as his gas
would Sustain him. The daily Gazette Of the 10Th
has the following notice of the ascension
Mr. Clayton made splendid ascent in his hal.
loon, on Wednesday afternoon. Tho day was fair
but the atmosphere alii,e hazy The wind SET very
nearly due east. Some delay occurred so tim, The
ascension did not take Lace until near i've o,c,ocL.
The balloon assembled With great rapiditv In its
hdst night the course was north Of east hut as i,
rose higher The current Of air carried il little south
OF east II rose and was carried onward with sucb
velocity, that IN twenty minutes il was out of sig hi
The Aeronant was on his first adventure III.
bearing was firm and confident. He set on, on thu
hoop entirely above the basket and chute when
al Il certain height the dog cafe 10 lan,. Mr.
way TON Intended TO proceed until his supply ~ as
should be esg aus'ed Tie has not been heard from
nor do we expect H. hear from him for s.ve,ai
days.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-27

-Four companies of Engineer. are engaged in sur
vcying the route of a railroad from New Orleans TO
Nashville