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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-11


result of this election. Let it admonsh ere'y
Wing to 90 to the polls.
ROCKBRIDGE.
The Nanitcs made only sho" OF fight IN lock
bridge. We learn that the candidates OF that party
declined poll onthe morning of the election, which
accounts for the hnncSs of the vote. State OF the
polls:
San,'l. McD. Moo ,ah;r) 300
Chas. p. Dorman 4" 294
\. =. Barclay ". 81 l0S
- Stevens do lO2
CHARLOTTE.
The Nani,es have again succeeded in John
Rando ph's old county. Had old Roanoke been
alive it would have been widely different State
Of the polls
This year. Last year.
Richardson ". B. $50 Richardson 339
bOuldin (whig) 247 Morton 227
MONTGOMERY.
We have not received a statement OF the vote !;
but we learn that John McCaulcy (N. 3D. is elect
ed by considerable majority over Mr.. Charlton,
the Wing candidate. No change politically from
last year.
SPOTTSYLNANiA.
Returns incomplete. As far as heard from, they
stand thus:
Oscar NJ. Crutch6eld N. b. 23S
John NJ. llcrndon (Whig) 2l6
M Crutchheld's majority last year was very
large
PoWHATAN
The Wings have achieved victory in Fowha-
'an' turning out the old member:
Scott (whig) 247
Hopkins (N.BD 243
ihe gain in Powhatan and Franklin balances
Tie loss in Albcmallc
HENRICO.
'ohn' NJ Bolts (whg) is reelected by large
y mere sedmajorty State of the polls:
John NJ Bolts (whie) 400
SAINT. Cottrell (N. b. 800
FREDERICk-incomplc
eenafe-ll. l.. Opic (N. b. PA +. j. Smith
lUhig) lO7
mouse Of Delcgatcs-Wm. Wood 2l3, +. W.
, "oOlnson 1875, J. B. d, Smith, lis, J. B. Lacy
n VI IL. Carson &c, Martin Cartmill 5O-all Van
'u'en'tes except Col Smith.
PRINCESS ANNE-lN day.
hubbard ID ahead of Morrs-both wings
p0'skept open.
GLOUCESTER-ls day.
s"'h (wh'g) lSO Page (N. b. 20. SIS ma
'''"y would be increased.
GREENSNILLE.
w.. ~ SAID that Capt. Spencer q. b. is elected
'"f"er' the Wing candidate, by Il mcngre
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-11

a. The Washington letter writers generally,
speak of the speech of Mr.. Garland, of the neigh
boring Congressional district, on the Naval APP
preparation bill, as able eflort-and they also pay
high comp ment to his independence and dsre-
gard Of party ranmels For our own parts, we
have watched his votes closely, and we have no.
ticcd but one which We should not ourselves have
giyer--and that is on the North Carolina contest
ed election. If our representatives. generally
would act less will reference TO party than they
do, it would be better both for tIlrir constituents
and 'hcif counlrt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-11

o. The importance OF one rote is shown by tie
rrMl, Of this election Let it almonish erery
Wig to 90 to the polls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-11

~ The last Abingdon Statesman informs us
that Fayette McAIuIicn is candidate for re-
election in Scott county. lie will he a great
loss to the assembled wisdom Of tire State next
winter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-11


HsS Nntos oi Il decree OF the Circuit Superior
~ '"ud "i Law a,d CHANGER, tor the COUNTY Of
Nmh, III. pronounced IN thc I'd day of September
ISIS, IN ,he saiis. Henry G.. fu,hcr. plaintiff. "a.
Strrl, = Claiborne james Ftlelnrr and JOSEPH, Sta
piles, defendants; John Campbell plaintiff, u.s. james
fnlrhct Henry q. fuleber, Joseph Staples Will
am NJ. Waller STERLING Claiborne and Robert Mitch
ell, dci''.dans and Robeu Mitchell, plaintiH. w.
james fnlebcr, iiemS q. Fulcher. Sterling Clai-
horc JoAept staple aud John Campbell defendants:
the undersigned, whu Is hereby appointed Commits
Stonor Tor The purpose will, on the OH day of May
nsN proceed on the premises 10 sell 10 the highest
bidder Ion read, money, the
Tract OE' LAND.
in the proceedings mcus6ned with its atpurfr,anc.s
thereto BELONGING, laing md being ia the County Of
Nhhrtsi, on Puns RHrr containing between one
and "" bundled acres, aud mostly low Grounds
Also, the stock of llorses Hogs Cattle and Sheep,
IN said PROCEEDINGS mentioned, together with the
Household aud Kitchen Furniture. Nc.
flipS. \, IL UAAIt
NhffF IF imherst, ~on H.
NWII " t9M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-11
ISLE OF WIGuT-1J dan

majority. Last year the ENpungcr> were nearly
hundred ahead
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-11
&c Nu'nbcrs......1o Drawn Ballots.

Besides SOs-Sos-5Os-i Os-oUs-&c.
Tickets Slo-ilaves S5-Qrs. - 80.
For sale at DlGGES' OFFICE
April II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21
THE TEXAS NEWS.

The correctness CT the intelligence
Of the Texan Victory over Santa
Anna, published to-day, is doubted
by many. That a battle has been
fought between a division Of the
Mexican armv, and Houston's forces
and that the Mexicans nave been de-
ieated, is considered pro5able-the o.
Their details appear like most other
accounts from Texas of late, to be
more exaggerations. In a few days
however, the truth Of the story will
probably be known. The doubt Of
the butcfery, of Col. Fannin and his
men, which has excited 20 much IN
dignation against the perpetrators,
turns cut to be untrue. They NJ
pear from the dispatches Of the Me1-
lean of6cer who commanded It the
battle, to have been retained and trea-
It'd aanrsnnnAxn - nnr3a Lar
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

~ =. ?. WILLIS.
O The nssyy MAY has pleasant ho M,
Ard dcsa6dy they kiids,
Asif they hsatsd. Ike the ieave',
Upoo . silver tide.
TIE tsose are fall u eriason buds.
And The woods ars fall al birds,
And The Watess Aew 10 musick
Like . esss WITH pleasant words.
Ths'vssdure of the me.dow-land
u creeping In the hilia,
TIE sweet, blus-bosoosd vsolets
Arc blsom,nS By the nile;
Tho Hack has load Of balm
Fer every wind that slirs.
An.l the larch stands green ar'i bsautifsI
Amid the sombse hrs.
Thess's perfume upon every wind
MUsick in every tree
IGws Ess the moisture loving hOwers-
Sweets for the sucking bee:
The SICK come forth fw the healing breeze,
Tho young are gathering howers;
AMI life j. tale Of poetry,
That 10 toll BY golden hours.
H'tis not tine philosophy,
That the spirit when set free
Still insess about it, Oldep home,
In the flower and the tree,
Il j. very strange that our pulses thrill
At the teint ola voiceIess thing,
And ons hearts yearn 20 With tenderness
In the beautiful time Of sps,nS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21
DAILY NAIL

We are much gratified IN lsarnia, H.
the Post Master General has direc,.a !.
daily Conveyance Of the mail, from hr
ten, Ohio, to Indianapolis. The ch..
will take place SO soon as the contr,e,.
can IN. Ike the proper arraassmen.s. n
improvement will be Of great public NH
ny, and to editors on the route p,r,;e,
iarly, it is matter Of congraiulaiioo.
Wellad prepared the above no:ic, r.
week, bat it was overlooked BY he eou.
posi,or. Tho facilities which thu ammo.
msnt will produce must be besssrnI,,
felt throughout this section Of The casAsr
Posr OFFICE DEpARrxExrl
MAY 5th, 1886.
SIR-In reply to your letter o. I.
subject ola daily mail between b.
ton, Ohio. ard indianapolis, Ind.
| have the honor to state that a G.
municatlon was, on the Sd, forwd
ed to the contractor, offering =
double the pay he receives for cam
ing the mail three times week.
making the services daily; andk
was at the same time directed !
commence the daily mail, in case i
offer of the department was aeon
ted.
l am respectfully,
Your obed't serv't.
AMOS KENDALL
Hon. JOHN TIPToN, Of Indiana, Sea,h
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21
2 20 " = Q m.
sArURDAY.:::::::::A NAY n. ..


Al an election held At The &c. y :
L. Doughty, E.q. on the 10Th in.e,,, :
following persons were elected d..
Of the Cesfrerille Lawrence ssd s.
lasisstien, to Wit: Samuel HanaaA -.
Williams. John 8. Newman, Myers S,,..
Caleb B. Jackson, Jan e. r. Mepdr,L,
Thomas Commons, Frederick v. s.;A
and Thomas Gentry; and At mee,;p. !,
the Directors on the 9Th Instant. g.,
Hannah, Esq. was elected Pres;de,, z,
Lot Bloomfield, appointed Secretary.
May II, 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

TEXAS.-T'he news and rumoaut
I'cxas have been Of q c0atradictog
ext,avagsnt nature ia many insissce
MAJ now be relied on, that the sccss
SUCCESSES on The part Of The TexnD
fund i Gil facts. We have recess
Glowing confirmation Of Gen. IJss
victory, in a slip from the ofbce =
Cincinnati Wing. The wiz mas
terminate, If all the forces lately ~
the Quilted States will Pfosecats .
iect Of thei. voluntary ensolnesl
ifthe Mexicans have lost Santa Ass
alone was capable Of holding iosed
discordsni materials Of that go'e
they may fad that the war VIII nj
limited saike province Of Teas.
From the Nashville Banner Estsa, =
NEWS RENDERED CERTAU
By the Memphis mail this NO.
we'd, Gov. Cannon has received -
from Gen. CARES, confirming the
Of Santa Anna and bis advanced ~
Through the poiiieness ef Co. ~
we are permitted TO make the
extract:
Head Qssrsers, HSsless Dr.
Camp Sabine, 2eth Apufs
Sir-Ihaye the honor 70
reports just now reached tns
through various channels, -
no doubt of their correctnes
the 2lst inst. . battle
near 20 miles % the sageN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

MARRlED-On Thursday. Nay 5,i
BY tho Rev. E. w. Sehsn, RIsHAKD "
Tuoxrsos, Esq-, Of Bedford, Isdians, Z
Mis- HAx1IEF ELHA, GaU9htes q Jana
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

GTMiss Along Moy, the Chinese
lady with the celebrated little feet, is
singing songs and exhibiting her di-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

EMGRArroN.-The tide has commal
ced for this season in good earnest 8
rolls on in an increasing current to q
West along the national Road. O
Thursday last, there were about n
ty wagons, with families, pass
through this place. 1t would NO, \
an extravagant prediction to say, Il
should the emigration continue in q
increased ratio of the last two yeaa1
the states of Indiana and Illiss|
will be found, by Dec. 1888, to IN
doubled in population in the five ~
preceding. What country 4
the succeeding generation wins
should peace and prosperity cost
ue! But is this overwhelming 81
ton to our population desirable :
regard to individual happinessi
answer, no! Political considerati
aside, (and we are not opposed
the received opinion, that "pcpaI
ton is wealth" In a new count5!
we would appeal to the pioneers !
this state, if, in their priasitirc ase
iiy, if we may so express it, =
was not more content and rel
ioyment Of all that constitutes y
piness in this life, than they at r.
could realize in a dense populah1
amid the refinements, consequeafs
straints and enervating luxwn
more populous regions.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

Mesr FouL-Mrs. Bristol, a young
woman only nineteen years old, was muir
dered a short time since at ST. Antones dc
lille, about % miles from Quebec, by her
own husband. She was very beautiful,
and had been married 10 the brute about
IL months He has fed TO the United
States, and 4 reward is offered for his sp-
psehonsio1
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

+, 1t is stated in the Eastern papers thai
, ,nou ,ras t,ro feet deep 10 Berkshire co.
Massachusetts,, on the 9Th inst!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

"What's the matter, uncle jerry
said NJ as old Jeremiah r. was
passing by growing most ferocious-
ly. Matter, said the old man stop
ping short; why here I've been lug
ging water all the morning, for Dr.
C's VIE, to wash with. and what dive
spese. got for it ? why, l suppose
about ninepencs,' answered Mr..
-sNinepence, BE-! she told me
the Doctor would pull tooth for me
some time -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

CHANGE OF NAME.-A Miss Sheep.
shanks has applied to the Legislature
i fPennsylvania for a change of name.
The Philadelphia Ledger says, with
some show Of reason, ".Nonsense
Why does not the lsdy get carried.
and thus change her name, without
expense to the state
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

HEAr.-Count Romford, by Dor.
ing a cannon within water, SO heated
it by the friction, that he made it boi
and actually boiled a piece of beefin
it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

A letter from the Hon. Daniel
Webster, to a friend in Massachu
sets, is published in the papers
from which it appears that MIR. Web
ster desires not to be considered a
nv longer as a candidate for the
Presidency.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

CoSsREs.-This body did not sit or
Monday, May I'd; and adjourned withou'
transacting any business, On Tuesday, Ma!
Sd, in consequence Of the death Of Mr
Manning, Representative from tae State
Of South CarolIna.-[Cin. Gaz-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

The Tcxian SchooncrsInvincible, Ia.
been captured bv the U. 8. Schooner War
rem, and the Captain and crew are nov il
confinement IN New Orleans on q cha5ge
of Piracv.-ib.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

LEGATION will be excite throughout the whole extent Of
Russia an unanimous feeling of loyalty and national
attachment while in the kingdom Of Poland the speech
Of the Emperor will be heard with deep conviction, as
the expression of a serious and salutary truth.
The Quotidenne Says II is reported that the din
the Emperor Of Rassias birthday, which the
Ministers and the diplomatic body and the Russians at
Paris are invited every year, will not take place."
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

u Two pupils of the Albany Academy have beea
arrested by the police, charged with having stolen seve-
raj hundred dollars worth Of books from book stores in
that city, They called gentlemen Of respectable
lity."
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

81 Great has been the fall of in this city, it
has been much exceeded in many places south of u.s.
In Bradford county, Penn. it found, on measure.
ment, be 2S inches deep level Where it drift
ed was from Is IL feet in depth for eonsidera-
bic distance together.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

" II is stated in the Philadelphia papers, that
Sheridan Knowles has been offered $4,000 for new
play, and an advantageous engagement by the Mama
gers of Drury Lane Theatre.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

~ meeting called last night in the Masonic
Hail. raise company to 60 TO Florida, and fight the
Seninoles. Thnly attended. vslour is load on pa
per.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

STEAM Boar LAuNcH.-The launch Of steam beat
intended for the South Ferry takes place to-day,
from the ship yard Of Bishop & Simoason at Corlsers
Hook, at half past o'clock, p. NJ II the weather be
beautiful, there will be concourse Of spectators.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

10 II the Tnfdels will send us ticket will visit
their ball this evening entirely own hook and UNI
connected Bachelor would say, with either Seep-
tics or Christians" We want to see the pretty girls.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

ON DIr.-Mr Van Buren, has written to his Philadel-
pha friends don't oppose the charter Of the U. s.
Bank" Doubtful.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

BALTIMORE RIors-The good people Of Baltimore
have got far as the twenty mob case. They
will get through in time for the next summers riots
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

INDIAN TREAcHERY.-The late Gen. wiley Themp-
son, who massacred by the Indians in Florida, ap
pears to have fallen sacrifice to the too great conf
dence which he placed in the friendly professions Of
those savages. He had been warned not to expose
himself out Of the lines of Fort King, but the Indians
had all occasions expressed great foudess for him. he
was thus lured to destruction. The whole mischief
was done in a few minutes.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

~ The Bostonians fhghted with the shake Of
an earthquake on Sunday evening last.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

~ loan of 100000 has been readily obtained in
New Orleans in aid Of the Texans.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29
Private corre.pondenee.l

E.F.II. WASHINGTON, Jan. 25, 1885,
C. e. Cambreleng is in the worst pickle that ever
man He is brought up to answer not only for
his own SINS but for those of his party. Wise had
fixed upon the whole intrigue BY which the fortfcation
bill lost the last session. The fact was that
Forsyth came to Cambrelng, after he had agreed to
the compromise in the Committee Of Conference and
told him that he must by report it, for the
President had got upon his high horse, and swore
roundly that he would sig the BILL after the reduce
ton Of the three million extra 100000 He also
cursed the Senate up bill and down. as a act Of ID
racnals who ought TO have their cut of. All this
made known to the party" in the House, and they
did not dare to vote for the bill after that. They
cerdingy slammed the vote, by skulking behind the
pillars whenever question was put, and in this way
they dragged through the night, weary, tired and drunk
till the Senate had adjourned all this proved in
fall court. Cambreleng has been busiy engaged in
preparing his defence. He work upon all day
in the House, and suppose he will get chance to let
of his speech tomorrow. He may mysdfy the matter
a little, but won't get rid of the charges.
All Of this blessed day taken up in the House,
by abolition speeches from Massachusetts, men. Mr..
Adams ought to be indicted as a nuisance He jumps
up every day the journal is read and raises
about something. He has, upon calculation,
committed himself twenty times in debate, in the few
weeks Of this session. and, in long session Of twenty
four weeks, the fair proportion Of time which each men,
Der could take for speaking, would be only honrs.
He has got into scrspe however, from which he will
hardly come out with honor. His bitter attack on
Webster, has recoied upon with him great force He
object now Of scom with all parties. He will geta
dressing from many of the MEMBERS as soon as
they get the fosr.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

NORTH WEsrER.-The Albany Argus comes out
with furious north against the project for
renewing the charter of the United States Bank now
before the legislature of Pennsylvania.
We are happy and feel rejeiced to these sympt-
toms Of sanity in the Argus. 1t is Of the
highest importance to New York. to defeat the applica-
ton in Hanisburgh Whyl We raat the article in
Wal street. Already accounts state that the bill has
passed by majority of Is in the State House of
Representatives Not moment is to be lost. If the
cry Of the Argus will tend to the party in
Pennsylvania, and defeat the bill in the Senate by the
LIST of February, shall be able in New York BY March
offer r-charter the Bank on better terms, and
better location in Wall street. The Argus fortunately
has great influence the political numsculls Of Pena
sylvania and we trust in Heaven that these exquisite
fools will return to moderation good sense, till
they defeat the bank and cut their tails or Tbs
Argus has grateful thanks for coming to the
II will be time enough spread the true Gag when the
Pennsylvania Senate shall have sealed their folly,
and given chance profit by their lucky stupidity.
Massachusetts, learn, intends to offer charter If
Pennsylvania refuse. Whatimpudence to step between
n VI A. Nh
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

p Mr.. Wise of Virginia, does not show much wis
dom.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

TRADE BETWEEN FRANCE AND THIS COUNTY,
From report made by DIR Bewring to the British CO.
vernment il appears that France exported, in the
1882 manufactured silks alone, the value of TWEEN
ty-6ve millions Of dollars of which the United States
took one third, aud in years nearly half Of the
exports" From this it is obvious, that France an-
nuaily exports to this country ten millions of dollars
worth of manufactured silks
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

MORTALITY OF NEW YoRK.-From the official Re-
port of lntermens, it appears that during 1885 the
deaths in this city were 7082-of whom 1859 were
males, 1929 males, 1929 females, and 1864 chill
dren. OF these 72l were colored persons. The pre-
vailing disease usual consumption, of which
1887 are included in the list. BY commissions there
$685. still born 474. small pox 35l, dropsy in the
head 1872, and ux inantils 23l Notwithstanding this
great mortality the intermens were 1000 less than the
preceding year. The proportion of deaths to the popu-
laton to thirty -eght-and those by consump-
ton as one to FIVE.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

POLICE, Thursday.-Jefrey Anderson, who il may
be recolIected was discharged some time since, for
want Of evidence to convict him Of stealing money from
the oyster cellar, Of Broadway and Leonard
street, again brought up for stealing from Richard
Bartlett. Of No. 66 Broadway, an overcoat and other
articles Of clothing. WEIGH, arrested him. and in less
than two hours after the complaint entered Mr..
Bartlett was in possession Of his property. Anderson
has long been in the habit Of visiting the servants at
Miss Boyd's (where Mr. Bartlett boarded) but he un
Willingly forgot his business, and paid his respects to
Mr. Bartlett's clothing-he had sold the coat, which
was worth $40 for 81. He was faly committed.
UPPER POLICE, Thursday.-Gideon Seaman, who
has frequently been visitor at the Upper Police was
brought up this morning to answer to the charge Of
grossly abusing Mrs. Sarah Lansdown, who keeps
porter house on the Of Second and Pitt street,
Mr. Justice Palmer in addition to imposing the full
amount of 6ne and COSTS in the present had him
bound to keep the peace in the penalty ofwo hum
bred dollars.
John Laurence, young man, having very respect
able appearance brought up the affidavit Of Mr.
James Rssbeck Sexton Of the Bedford street church.
During the performance of divine service, he conduct
ed himself in violent end indecent manner. and when
requested by Mr.. Raisbeck to desisr threatened him
with personal violence. He fined ten dollars and
costs only as il was his first offence, in addition to
which he was bound over, and received a and
cutting lecture from the sitting magistrate.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

The PAINE DISNER takes place to-day at the Ma
sonic Hail. and the ball in the evening, at Tammany
Hall. A little music and dancing helps digestion
msrkably well. Bachelor we learn will be at both
places, attended by Orator Often. Apropos-would
Mr.. Often please to call at our Office and take the
of foot for pair Of his best boots Our soles
want saving in these cold days. Can any InGdel give
account of the dinner, ball, and particularly
the girls if they pretty not Mr.. Puser we
learn, Notwithstanding his letter to Dr. Sleigh did not
mean to abandon the cause till after the ball this even
ing. He knows what's what
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-29

UBy fire at Boston on Saturday last property
to the amount Of from $4,000 to $1,000 destroyed
The FIRE commenced in Steam Factory, near Charles
town bridge.