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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-06-04
~ MARINE
- 5sg LIST.
p O IT OF NEW ORT.
ENTERED.

Elm FIX ED.
ship John Coggeshah, Macy, South Seas.
Brig Sea Bird, Carr, Havana.
Steamer Veloz, Reynolds, Providence.
scir Maria, Small, Boston.
Sloop Herald, Mason, New York.
Sloop Caroline, Ash, New York.
ARRIVALS.
Friday, May 29.--Ship John Coggeshall Ma
cy, Of this port, from Pacific Ocean, with 1850
hbls. oil, to Peeg Clarke, and others
Spoke (by the John Coggeshnl) April I'd. lat
20 80, hong - 80, ship Jason, Coh, from New
London; May sth. lat 10 25, long. So, brig Ma
ry, Bacon. 20 days from New Orleans for Mar
iiniqne; 2sih, lat 81 IL, long. 6s 30, brig Con-
s,aniia, Clapham, days from New York for
Martinique.
Ship Martha, Potter, Of New Bedford, from
South Atlantic, via. Rio Jnnero SO davs. with
100 bbs. whale oil, 225 sperm, and 900 lbs. Of
bone.
Vessels spoken by the Martha Feb. 10. lat
43 90 south, lon. 50 90 west, spoke ship Hunter,
Manter, of Nantucket, lS5 bbs Of sperm oil -
bound to the Pacific Ocean. had lost one man
Daniel Hutchinson, who was killed by falling
from the iore-op-gaant yard to The deck.
Left mt Rio Janeir0 April 9Th. whale ship Erie
Dennis, (ofthis por)-would be. ready in few
udDs W tuke III neT cargo.
Whale ship Leonidas, Crapo, Of Fair Haven,
for the Isle Of Grand soon.
Brig John Rob, of Baltimore, dacharging car
go.
Brig Henry Clay, of Boston, discharging.
Several other American vesses in port, names
unknown.
May 22d, lat 81 46, lon C6 AZ. spoke schr.
independence, Lee, days from New York for
West Indies.
Same day passed an American ship with w
NJ in her fore top sail
! May 23d, lat 33 AZ, lon. 6s 55, fell in will,
the wreck of Il vessel supposed to be Il schr OF a
bout 100 tons--masts, bowspri, deck and deck
beams gone; appeared to be nearly new, and fit
ted to carry centre boards.
I Previous to leaving Rio Janciro, accounts had
been received Of an insurrection at parar, in
which the President of the place was killed, and
several other lives taken. Com. Tay yior, Of the
hrazi'iian Navy, was making preparation to visi
l'arar TO quell the lnsurrection.
Sunday, 3lst--Bris Sea Bird. Carr, from LA
vana, cargo moIasses to Geo. Engs, Esq.
\ Brig Enterprise, Smith, from New York.
4 Sch 5. Crocker, Cobb, from Taunton for BAL
timore.
Sch Dove. Hopkins, from Boston for Berlin.
i Sch Cygnct, CheIsey, from Boston for Rich
mond
Sch Mary, Baxter, fom Boston for Philadel.
pha.
Monday, June lst-Sch Select, Hart, fn Mo-
bile for Providence.
i Sloop Caroline, Ash, from New York.
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STOCKS.
THIS DAY RECEIVED,

A beautiful assortment of STOCKS, made
1A by the best workman in the State, war
ranted brussels. not duck as our neighbors are
selling for brussels. Gentlemen who are in
want of this article, would do well to call, as
they will be sold cheap. BY
une 4tl VIM. =. HALL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-06-04

Court Of Probate, .Ns,cpori, June lst, 1885.
A PPLICATiON was made for an Admin
IN istrator TO be appointed on the Estate OF
SAMUEL DAvENroRr, late Of Newport, dcc.:
1t is ordered, That the same be received and
tho consideration thereof referred to Conrt
Of Probate, to be holden at the State House,
in Newport, Oh the first Monday in July next,
at . o'clock, n. M, and that previous notice be
given by publishing copy ofthis ordor three
several times in the Herald Of The Times, for
all persons interested to appear at sand time
and place, and be heard.
A true copy-witness:
June 4 B. b. IiowLAND, prob. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-06-04

On Monday, June 18Th, 1885, at 10 o.
ciock a. n acW be sold at auction,
wEART of the real estate of John Lawton,
IL late Of Portsmouth, dec. sufficient to
pay the debts on the said estate, situated near
the Union Factory. Conditions made known
at the time and place of sale.
ROBERT LAwToN, Admir-.
May 81, 1885,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-06-04

The President. il il stated, will pass the hot
months of the Summer at The Rip Raps.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-06-04
[From The Wheeling Gazette, (Extra.)

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION. FORTY PER-
SONS MISSING.
by the arrival at this port this morning of
the steamboat Warsaw, Captain keatlng, we
learn the painful intelligence that the steam
boat Majestic, while. stopping Mt Memphis,
Tennessee, OIL her way from New Orleans
to st. Louis, on "Wednesday, 18th inst, burst
her boiler, by which disaster, forty persons
were either killed or missing. Eight bodies
had been found on Thursday morning, when
the Warsaw passed. The passengers were
principally German cnigrants; and there
were twenty cabin a'scngcrs in addition,
from various parts OF the Union. We have
10 otter particulars of this melancholy oc-
currence-though the papers will, doubtless,
furnish them in day or two.
The Pittsburgh Gazette confirms the It'd
ings, but hopes the account OF the numbers
lost have been exaggerated
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-06-04

PHENoMEN n gentleman recently
{ ON Prince William County, Virginia, we
hive been informed, says the Georgetown
Metropolitan, of remarkable occurrence
which took place on the Neabsco tract. about
four miles from Dumtrics, on Monday night,
during that heavy thunder storm, which, 1t
will be rccollected, oversprcad the whole
heavens, and apparently visited every quar-.
ter of our country. The earth for several
ucres, which was previously firm and good,
suddenly (from its present appearancc,) sunk
10 the depih of about four feet, aud cracked
opcn in innnmernble places, throughout the
whole mars, rs il blown by gunpow-
der. The thunder and lightning, which here
was comparatively slight, there was nwiully
heavy and severe, accompanied by an abnn-
dant sho wer Of hail, which, however, was not
so INJURIOUS to the grain, as to the window
glass. Numerous persons have visited the
spot, bu, are> totally unable to account Tor
the remarkable phenomenon. Some suppose
II to have been produced by the shock oi an
Earthquake, although the people residing IN
the neighborhood experienced, or rather oD-
served no sensation during the storm, to jus'l'
fy such conclusion yet it is possible such
MIGHT have been the fact. rs from the contin-
ual glare Of lightning, aud the heavy peals OF
thunder, with a combination oi apprehension
for their personal safety, they might have had
a shock Of an Earthquake. which they a,tribu-
ted to the effects Of the raging storm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-06-04
PROBATE NOTICES.

Court Of ProJate, NsupoH, June lst, 1885.
4 n Instrument in writing, dated 25th June,
IN 1884, and codicil, dated 4,h February.
and 9Th May, 1885, purporting to be the last
Will and Testament of ELIZABETH Cook,
late Of Newport, dec, was presented for Pro-
bate, and Letters, Testamcntary, &C.: 1t is
ordered, That the same be received and the
consideration thereof referred to a Court Of
Probate, to be holden at the State House, in
Newport on the first Monday in July next,
at 9 o'clock, a. M, and that previous notice be
given by publishing copy Of this order three
several times in the Herald ofMe Times, for
all persons interested, to appear at said time
and place. and be heard.
A true copy-Witness
June 4 b. b. llowLAND, prob. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-06-04

Court Of Probate, .Ntuport. Juae lst, 1873.
COMMISSIONERS Report and Admins
~ traitors Account on Estate oi STEPHEN
d. PERRY, late Of Newport, dec. was present
ed, &c.: II is ordered, That the same be re.
ceived and the consideration thereof referred
to Court OF Probate, to be holden at the
State House, in Newport, on the first Mon
day in July next, ot . O'Clock, a. M, and that
previous notice be given by publishing a
copy Of this order, three several times in the
Herald Of The Times, for oil persons interest
ed, to appear at said time and place, and be
heard. A true copy--witness:
June 4 h. u. IIowLAND, prob. elk.
LAR r. F.9MTL y BIBLES.
BTOR SALE at auction prices, rery cheap. at
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-06-04

WILL leave Providence for N. York, via.
w Newport, until further notice as fol-
lows--On Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at q o'clock, a. m. commencing Oh sun
day the 9TH instant.
From New York-Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 6 o'clock, a. m. All Goods,
baggage, Specie, &c. at the risk Of its re-
spectve owners.
Fare Si-meals extra. [iune 4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-06-04
ARRANGEMENT FOR JUNE.

EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
'I,IIE steamer Boston, Capt. Comstock, and
l. the steamer Providence, Capt 5. Thay~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-06-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS,
beELIrvISG that some things may hc done
ms wen some others, have concluded (in
order to keep pace With some of their enter
pri"lng nrighhors,) to enter into the Dry
Goods IN mess.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-06-04

E"OR SALE at auction prices, rery cheap. at
y W. CAlLAliAN'S
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31

elmer QebensperoDe, tbortn 1i0 bae menfb=
'Iiobe QIn9eIttbt am tneilteu otrdnoert, ndru=
Iiob pom Stem tis gum 19telt Sabre, 'tpstbss
|leBtere Jabr nad) csr 9In9abe os6 &Iaaers,
teBt baB 0IIter beS in llnttrtud)una scratbes
uen Mdoben8 fepn mitrbe. Qgie lIb ers
tparten IieB, 1T Der SAL Ser @tsenfano ri=
neg allaemeiner 9lact9efprda6, BON nirbt
aerin9ett, Sntere6e getporoen. Dos be-
lbeIosne 8stra9en oeS Rdc6en6> nno ibre
fat speiBe Sasbe, msI6e 0fande be1weis
Teln lisB, OBJ eS cine MuIattiu 1ep, bat oie
2beilnabae psrmsbtt. sic bat lanses,
lodges, fbwar5rs, 9aar uno ibre tunfe!:
braunen 9lu3'n itno au6nsbmenb feurig.-
Sbise WttbelIuug ift our1ais unpartbeV:
~, t,iiS ieDt Die tsiberiritigsn Gtauoe eiu-
tatb bar. Daniel paul 8raun miro fur oas
Wdb6en anftrststt, uno 70 it oenn ibre
Sabs gemIB IN lsbr suten Qaaoen.
QF@s freut un6 melosn AZ tnnnen, oaB
DNatY 9lItrore [lo uennt itdb pas cbiee
Wde0en] BON Dem Gibtsr 9lanrall fyep
erflart >roroen 1T. 9tub baben es lIdb leit=
Dem ein'ae (1erren tebr anseIe9en fem laI:
lsn, Die QSabrbeit BON Der 2Iu6foae Gilmp:
reg, oaB Wdrp'5 SHUTTER cine weiBs ge.
pelen lep, ST erforlbeu, uno es: if ibnen
ae9lhdt. Mdrp il Die Gobter elmer Nrs.
S@onnor, au6 sJtIdno sebilrto, peId,e nm
eefabr orer Sabre na6ber, aIS oas &ino
bep ben (SEImore5 NOR geEaGsn noroen, i'm
Mrmenbau itarb uno oamit cas Waoben
in Submit BON elmer suieberboIten 0srbdft=
ung TN, oerftIten 1triaebe >piaen sefbhbt
lepn rnbge, 70 fou Sic 81 atfdbe, caB lie
uirfti6 Die Iobter Der Mrs. S'Gonncr Iep,
Dor elnsm ssr'3t|'ben G'ibuaal o&r9stbaa
Weroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31
I'D { { @ tt 8 {.
Der %Qalbhner.

Ser Ga9lobner.
: Die Giebe Sep:rltunoe fh'dst,
Mie febn' ib MIDI naeb ibr,
9lb nun i'm Sbatteu binseIest
wie 1bmedt bic Nube mir, /
" GO mar aub beuts gar 3u beiB,
llno immer foB 70 BELL,
8ou rnsiner Stirn elm, Strors .. 5bmeie
9lls tpdr' i'm SOpf elm 0ueu.
was bod Der Q[rme Ieioet, muB
Sir 4eute bic nicbts tbun,
tlno oft Dor Iauter usberfue,
McbI gar ft6 tniloe rubin.
8 Sft fun ib, ieb sefteb es eub,
@obt rnan6mal be, ,uno bin,
Ma!,trn ib oetn ni6t audi lo reid
Qlie oisie 2eute bin.
81 fd(lt mir ein: ser liebe 8ott
Sano oiefes 70 fur gut:
llno Dem nur lbmedt fem Stadben 8rpb
Ser nadb Der Qlrbeit rubt.
es ,natrt MIR allies furSe 3eit
Qluf biefer Welt, unb Damn
Hanet su Der lanssn @wiefeit,
Ser Senerabeao an. ~. ...y.-. +.
;. Dcrt fno mir atseann 9lue sleib,
Das 9aaen,erf 1T aus: r. ~. ... .
Limb allss qebt oann, arm uno reid, --
I'm, Ieineu aobn ra6 5ans. ..~..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31
81 iaceusu
y . m 81 II 81 q n B G.

Nsan bat neuerlib berebuet, oaB in
8raufreib Srret auf 1000 @inrpo bner.
@n9tano 1 30 Do 1853 70
lBau'e % DO Gil DO
SGottlano1 DO DO 573 DO
9{eu-DOtf % bO 721 %
Spdnlen uno
VcEtusaI / 30 DO 5000 DO ~
fomn,t. Diefe merfniroise Berl1ieosn:
beit f6eint Den 8elpsiS 5u sebeu, oaB oas
eJrreieDn iii, 70 ,peniser os,treitet if, le
lpeuiBer 6ie Staatsn ourb Die 8echtfuifie
Der @ioilifation eeft6rt Glno. So 3ei9en ).
.. Die Girfen G3ppter, Mu0'n .uno itoeu=
ropdilOsn Ndtionen, ua6 Dem 3eu9nife al
Ter 8siicnoerl nt,r cine f!eiue 9lnjobI Srrer,
traDreno @n9lanb uuo Sranfreib oeren Yiel
msbr entbalten. Selbt oaS ubrcIiebe Sta
Iienpo einiseGeif esruItur ben Iebt, entbdlt
ceren oieI n1ebr, al5 oaS ,nittdeIibe; @Iima,
2sben5art, Mesierunasform ibsn einen IN:
alaubliben @InFuB auf Die entmieflrns bes
Srrsiepns aus. Die Staliensr fno &c:
5tpunRn, ftb Don ben pOIitilben 9In9eles
eeubeiten entfernt 3u balten, uno byingen
oaber ibr eebsn mebr i'm 0eruf1e Der ib6:
nen Snnfe 5u. Inter ben llriaben oes
eeSrreiepns treten aud fait ouefbiieBliO
Gbrlutbt, @iteIfsit uno rtlis6ier 8anolis
mus berpor ibrisen5 rpiro ltbterer Der
beionoers bep Srauen (tatt finoet Inter oen
Mdnneyu iiamer ieItener. @ben 70 ltno al
le aus 9iebe entiprius'ncen seilfisen Srr=
unsen bsp Den Srauen baufser. politilde
Srre fuoet man le!ten, bod aiebt es felt Den
neueften 3eiten beren tnebr alS fculf. 60
bebauptet in Srantgeid Briere oe8oisn'ent,
baB er felt 1915 cine Netbenfolae BON ST.
rem betnerft babe, osreu 9slbiebte bic un=
Qtafsfdle oiefes Sabre6. bic Sulprepolu
ton, oas Gintreten Der @bolsra uno isIbit
bic Gage oes 5. uub 6tea SunD treu bessi1
men wilrbe. -. -.>.< ~. ~. "-I>#@,.#l
en- Dem RIoffer auf bem ct. 8ernbarb in
ben Nlpen, no oas QBaffr t1on NIT "A
abt ,ebntel 9ieaun,ut fo1t, oa ser Saoe-
puntt font 80 @rao Reanl,lnr 1T, mnB eas
6linbftsilb 81 9tunoe fcDen' ebe es gar
wiro. ssSn alien boben @ebirS 6se9eaoen,
no Der Drud Der 2lthn,ospbare seri19er 1T,
mabt man bisie Grfabruns. Sin allen bob=
! 3elegenen Srten iiebet saS QBaffer fRnea Il.
III babsr feinettt 9ebraudbe SulrlGoben isbrf
6inoerIi6. .~ .t+.-1 r. Isl
eouoon ;atIt aesentpdttis 1740c0 !9an:|
sfer uno L474,O0O ginmobner Daris 45 4
600 bauler uno 774, 600 gintrobner; 9e=t
tersbure $500 baufer uno 449 600 Gin.
ppbner !; Nsapel 40 600 {,auirr ntao s6o, +
900 Ginmobner; lRien 1900 S2anier aub
100000. - u ]. ... .. .sss ..
Dis gsvblsssuns sss &6atssdfbs gadetl
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31
8ermtl 6tt&
@inj,ln9es MdD6en ais Gclaoin
H.. aeri1tliob perfOlet.
THUS oem pbiIabeIpbia Snqatrer.) J

THUS ben, pbIlaeelpbia Snaalrer.) .
Dieler proseB, Der Dor einisen Gasen, in
elmer unlerer gcurten. istneR 0lufana aenom+
men bat. erre9te nibt serinses Snttens,weil
berlelbe aber bic 81 osm 2ofen (pprisen
Monats) aus9eisbt ,puree, 70 wlroe es ln=
5bidlid fem, mebr aIs bic Subitau5 Der
Rlase ,,no ser @ertbeibisuns eariiber angus
flbten. .-;e.., 3. ~. j. ..s,r<
Der Alaser beiab ats ibrn aebbrenocgela.
Bin, eine Mulattin, bic i'm Sabr.1816, elm
Mabben sebar. oeTsn Water Elm QRsiler
mar. SHUTTER unb 1cbter bIeben bep ibm
Bio 1924, oa isne Don ibnt frepselahen tpurs
be,obne baB bas unter oen &inoern Der Sas
railie auf8etpabfene uno BON oiefer febr ses
Iiebte Waoben feline Srepbeit erbielt. Sm
Sabre 1895, unsefdbre D1onate nab Der
Srepln1ans Der Mutter, entlief eS aber iet-
mem perrn. ober ,pnrbe, tpie ct petmutbete,
bon Der Matter seitoblen, Die 81, cerielbef,
3eit SaltintDie nerlieE. Cine int @eribt
pOrsebrabte 3eitnns entbielt cine QInfhnbis=
,,ns, ,porin cine 8aobnuns fir bic Wieoer=
eflausuas ets sRaodasns serfproeben wur-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31
0eoinsunsen DisIsr Seituns.

1.Der Wreis bieIer 3eitunsiit Gin
>5baler fir bsn SatrSans tvenn inner
balb orep D1onaten pom @ntpfanse De
3eiiuua an,-Gin Gbalsr uno fhnfsis @ents
renn innerbaIb benz Sabre,-uuo 2Gbalsr
meunuab .Oerlauf esNe!ben bt5abl mro.
O. Sur cine tarsere 3eitals ie6s Ofonate
spiro teine Sub6icttptiou ansenonstnen,uno
bic 3eituns fam nidt auf8esebeu 'retSen
is ale 0hdFanoe besoblt Guo.
8. 8efanntna6uneen tofteu: SIR cine
gDoebe 50 @ents ta5 Wisred ; fir elnsn
:Ncnat 81 uno far Elm Sabr 8 Gbal'r oas
Wiersd. ..x.
, 4. Wer cieie 3eituns ear1 ben poftreitsr
bef6mnt, miro nod Die 5ulaBli6e Sumn1s
son 25 geuts 81 be5abten baben.
p8riefe &c. an Den 9era,ssseber mnl:
fen npoffrep einseianct sperben. ...
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31
Maenten fir Den

> 9ot<rIonoS freun
6riebrtb @pdtb, @(q. pOfmsiifer, petersz
bur9b, @oIumbiana 60.
s. @. @Ocper, elq, y. 81. @roiter
WaDne So.
Doc. parIemcn. 81. M. nuiontown, Start
60.
ebrn. 8. 8. 9ust, 8oaroman Gru,nbnu
.-m So.
;:oasb ms6au, efq. MansfsIo, Ri6lano
60
Die 9ra. Doetoren 8. ii. 6. ositerIiuNl6
LAMB, Mblano 60
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

wealth Is an Object Of misirus I'm all free States Il i.
inc OBJECT OF the most anxious speculation an modern
'mcS But thus is clear that no charter ought
ought ever to be made for granting pecunay privileges
10 any stockholders and among these the exemption of
the Stockholders from all responsibility for the debts of
stockholders in their private fortunes except upon
urgent considerations ofpublic policy. But Il is too
PAD TO extend these pryilegesto endow them also with
political qualifications; and above ALL the dearest rirh in
popular government of debating others the choice
oien servants Suppose the stock in these cotton and
coal companies were split up into convenient shares
they might command perhaps 10000 votes-and the free
people OF Chesterfield might become sort of yassas To-
their rich chartered companies their sshewers of wood
and drawers ct water. The citizens of Chesterfield
en owe II to themselves TO purge their poll As this
chartered claim has hitherto been unprecedented so
ought now To be resisted the Threshold that may
never grow up into precedent.
10 show the glaring absurty of the claim set I'm by
the individual members of Corporation to vote on lands
held by the Corporation, will suppose (and such case
really exists, we undcrsand that Bank in this Civ in
winch there are or 7C0 stockholders should have
acquired IN payment of debts due the forty
or hiy thousand of land and that this great num-
Der OF persons scattered here and there holding such an
interest IN lands should by combination for fayorite oh
Jectpcrhaphe perpetuaton of their charter have the
the lands may lie to the discontinue of the residents Of
those counties. Can the laws of Virginia sanction pn
cple That involves such crying injustice the yeomanry
OF the country lfthcy do, 1t is high time for the Lee
gsaure to pause before they grant any such pow
crs TO these soulless bodcs-but we think the
oil our correspondent place the subject in its proper light
and that no such power does exist under the laws and
Constitution of Virginia. whether the Corporation be for
tic purpose oil banking, cotton spinning, coal digging
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

~ WAsuNeToN, April ID
InE TRIAL or LAwREScr commenced at half mas,
CLOCK on Saturday morning, and lasted until G o clock
~. mr.. Key made speech OF fifteen or twenty
minutes; the balance of the dav was consumed in a,
ani'hihg witnesses, principally the sanity of the
prisoner The jury returned at z. NJ. and returned
,he Following verdict in about ten minutes "Not guilty.
being OF the opinion that he was under the influence Of
insanity at the time the committed" The Court
.eh ren"nded The prisoner 20 jail We will publish the
"hoie trialas soon as it can be prepared Gtobe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

BONA fde interest in the soil Restricted and guarded a
me right ot suffrage by the spirit of Virginia legislation
they have invaded it, by the subtrrfgc rcsor,cd To-
lies, and house Keepers OF the county of Albenarlc
are all Invaded and non-resdents called in-men
without an atom of interest in the county voters made
"i Parchment voting IN virtue Of scrip untcnantcd
ana untenaniabic landsare made the arbters OF the
electoral privileges OF county in which lie inferred the
fcs oi inc great Apostle who made it the labor of his
life, to protect the inhob;iants of each counvof each
Stae-o the whole Union, from alien tlutnce and la
rasion of every kind.
ne fcderaiists have right to rejoice i'm the great
victory gained by their political inachna i'm Albe
marie 1t should be- celebrated by an illumination of
blue lights at Boston, Globe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17

her Republican sons act like Tho s,s,,a, = -. =
S@sar-and, amid The tears which they shed over thr
their arms, and restore tb, nsclvcs 10 tb., s ~,
great party OF their country.
NANsEMoND ELECTION
ScrfoIx, April l4,b ,sa5
Yesterday came on the Election Tor this COUNTY,:
CoScRrss.
cont-hoase. D4ysrds. Total.
G. Loyal, Us SO rs
John b Benton D aoa aoa
Col. r. ID. Webb lis a. Isa
MAJOR III. III. Kelly, ZIG iS,.,
Nansemond 80 votes. This majority is FILTERED down
to S-Loyall is now about 240 ahead Elizabeth Civ
VIII probably give him another cool hundred-Norfolk
County and Borough remaining to vote.--1ho result is
uncertain-bu ought TO be so-unlcss the Coun,,,
and borough of Norfolk have buried all their old State
Rights principles in the vortex of Federalism NJ
Emnerson is amiable in private life but not qualified bv
ms habits for seat in Congress He was an old Fedc
ras-a friend of the Bank, Of the Tariff of Internal I'm
provemcntsan advocate of the Constitutonay of Tho
al'en Ld'o ITSELF as he has himself iately decared-one
OF the wors, Of that spawn of monsters which his School
generated in yS.9 II the friends of the State obi.
principles of Norfolk prefer such politician to the able
trm and accomplished George Loyal be the lot and the
loss theirs We d" not envy them the Representative
whom they select. But they have the power and nns
use At according to their n discretion
CAROLINE (Regeneraied!)
BOWLING GnfEN "Wednesday, 10th April, 1895.
" we arc successful in each and very particular Vic
tors IN hercely fought field we have Lcard the last
uoies oil the requiem Uttered over Leigh, Notification
ana nerinaphrodite Whigsn. The suppressed vet con-
querng wave of Democracy has rolled over old Caroline
and has washed her of the hercsics WHICH had tan,j
her pure and early faith.
"On The morning of the election, MIR. w G. Minor
received and read to The people highly crafty letter
rom our veteran patriot John Roanc declaring That he
would not divide the Democratic party Its effect was
electric while his old friends rallied with
around one, who, in the of n long and cyentfu
ME, had never proved rccrcant nor trcacicrous
But tie most trump plant result the whole election
has been the decided and uncquivocal support which Mr.
Buren, has received Unncrited has mad.
nm POPULAR and he is fixed deeply in the tons
oil the people The Wings used his errors with no effect
while the Democrats have found i'm his patriotism and
virtue e strongest claim the confidence OF the peoplc
The election is going this morning with much
spirit The Wings sin artioaio noriis,--and NO
have no longer any fear On the other side send Won
full account the whole at the c. H. and precincts
winch, so far as can learn accurate and correct
= we nave inc most cheering from Essex