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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30
$EDssg.S'G GGDESS.

M L arc opening few packages Of Spring Goods
w recently selected i'll New York. among them
some very pretty Goods for Spring wear. To
which we invite the attonslon of the Ladies'.
ROBINSON NELLIOTf.
March 13 Is
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.N'D1z('E.

w ISL TO inform the public generally, that Twill
not be bound 10 make good any contracts made
',a entered INTO, by either member olthn late firm
vi befrN' Snead u Co., IN the name of SAID finn :;
nor snail any member OF the above named firm nm
uef any circumstances, whatever, sign nv name to
any instrument OF writing whatsoever either in the
name OF the frm or IN an, other. unless be pre-
sem ana consent to the same. Given from under
my hand this 23d day of March, ls37
VI. l.. BERRY.
The Richmond Enquirer will give this two inscr-
TONS and forward the account to this office for nav,
ment. -
March -
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NOTICE..

1--WE subscriber respectfully returns his thanks
his friends and the public generally, for the lib
eral patronage extended the late of Estes
* hltohead, and informs them that he has bought
the entire stock OF said concern, and will continue
the business and solcits continuance of their
tom. lie will keep heretofore, large assortment
OF ancy and Staple Dry Goods, of the most modern
style and the best quality, which will be sold on as
good terms as they can be had elsewhere.
f., b. ESTES.
September 20 Is
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YEAST POWDERS.

u'liESE highly celebrated East Powders form a
night and agreeable bread, devoid of acidty
ana you may calculate to certainty upon hayino
constantly served at your table Buckwheat Cakes
Muihhs frltters, and any other article formed from
oat'er, requiring but few moments 10 put the mass
IN proper state for the griddle or oven For sal,
by JANFS r RuyAJI
February 90 .,
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NOTICE..

'I'iiE subscriber WANTS immediately, two wei
i grown boys, as Apprentices To the Curr,ing 81 =
sncss. Boys from the country, of good morals will
alone be taken. apply at my 'ramcry near Lynch
burg. DAVID lIOFFMAN
Brook,c March rs T.,
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.NEU' E$Y.xESL ESHEXE
EOIRQIREAN ~ PALMER.
Sign or THE
BOY AND GOLDEN MORTAR.

In hc Brck Tenement. ttr doorS beiolr Hc Posi- On.
dcr, and bctwcea X. y. NorreifS Fancy Dry Gool
Storc, aad Thurman y .Sctoolfciofs Hr(rare rs
tubf,sbmenk
HAVING entered INTO 60 partnership fer the pur-
pose OF carving on the Apothcears and Drug
gist business IN this place. we take this mcthod OF IN
forming onr friends aud the public gcnerallv that
are now receiving and opening. direct from Bat-
more. Philadelphia and New ORR, entire new as
sortncnt Of FRESH AND GENUINE MEDICINES, DRuGs.
PAINTS, OIts, DiE-Srrrfs, SURGEONS lNsrRr-
Hlrs, &c &c.
Comprising all the newest and most approved ari
ces III use all oi which have been recently selected
with great care by one o the firm.
As We arr determined to sell on accommodating
terms, especially To large dealers, We particularly
invite Ply sicIrs and Country Merchants To give us
call.
Orders nom distance promptly attended to- put
up III the most careful manner. ard orwardcd with
despatch. We solicit share Of the public patron
age. THOMAS 4. FOURQG REAN.
REUBEN ID. PALMER.
\. B,-Ne have just received splendid new so
ia Apparatus, which will be in full opperation in a
lev days FOURQUREAN 4 PALMER.
September - Is
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Fine Family COac;lcs. large close ia
rGucsles,
IL. VI. DIDLAkE,

with detached seats; One aud two hoyse Baiouehes,
with well extended tops of Leather and tinm Elastic
Cloth. fthc Gum Elastic is new artcle.) Buegies
with and without tops lie keeps constantly on hand
Carriages of his manufacture. His former Gus
TONERS and those wishing purchase articles in his
line. are most respectfully invited 10 give him call
as he is determined 10 sell as low the articles can
be offered tins market. He also offers his services
to those who purchase Carriages At the North to re-
cci,e. put up, and store them, AT his former prices.
March IL wliu
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COMNuSSIONER,S SALE.

l obedience to decree ot the count, court of
Campbell, pronounced IN the ease of Wrighrs v,
Wright the undersigned will, on the 29th day of T.
prll next proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder ON the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30
DlsY-GOODs, GROCERIES ac.~c.

all OF which they are determined 10 sell at reduced
prices.
The house which the, occupy is large colnmodi-
Gus aud conveniently situated for receiving and for
"drding Goods, IN which line they tender thcir STR
wees 10 the thu Public; aud also tor the sale at
TOBACCO aud all kinds OF produce,
NoWLlN, BERGER & CO,
March - -,
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REMARK ABIEtIRES

II gentleman Greenfield writes I'll has cur,1 :,
Corn whrh Tor had caused Uncomfortable min and
trouble tntrr trying various other remedies J and having ~
een'd such "ic myself advise all, however uh4tinal, the
complaint MAKE irial thr tlhnn Con plnsrr ,nd Inv,
no doubt the, will he read, express their gratitude
"a au,." = 7
I'm Agent, writing tof "A further sunni, of the Abion
otn Plaster ohscs,c"l hive nal OF all Won sem me
ana hd ih, article 10 he all pol-s be- those Io
have used lind 10 prove The 6St atric , c0,ns thru hare
/ met Wifh." 49,
Price 30 cents u box, " h directions
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kE.XDB:

ENllE subscribers have removed to the corney
building On mann street, fronting the posi-
OFFICE, formerly occupied by Mr.. J. b. Evans
rs China and Glass Store where they invite their
old customers and the public generally calland ex-
anime their Stock oi Goods conIprslng almost every
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.gOsssNEywEy TayYE:ES.

NNIIKEE OR lot K GOOD JOI 'RNEN MEN
TIMERS, will find constant employment,
and good WAGES, ON immediate application to the
subscriber, in Lynchburg. TILDEN REED.
March % II
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"a DIES.

4 CST received, superior lot of CANDIES,
- which will be sold Low, by Wholesale or RI
TAIL, at the sign of the Boy q Nortar.
FOI ROT REAN x PALMER
March % Is
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ANlI.SrAsMoDlc TlNcrrRE, OR MOTHERS
January o6

lRGlNlA AT court ofmonhlN session, held for Cl
bell county. at the courthouse thereof Monday, the 9th
day OF January 1887 IN the 6lst of t tunnonw cath:
Bernard Fucker and Polly his ifc Ills u. Elliott aud Pat
~ In, WIFE Nancy Hay and Nian ", Dniv ilr admins
traitor OF Robert Russell, dee IT,. Plaintiffs
0gatl3
jams Russell, William Russell, Thonas Co.b admin
tor OF Pleasant Russell, deceased Da,l Russell, David w.
uc2 and Lucinda his wifi, June- II. Russell, Washington b..
Russell, = Inns and Lucinda his wt Elizabeth R,tS-
sell widow aud alct OF William Russell, dee d. james B. Rus
sell and ohcff Z. G. Russell Madison VI. Russell. Ferdinand
H. l!u-scl Susan Russell Nancy b. Russell Rosannl Rus
SELL " liIm L. Russell, Felix q. Russell, Lindsey H. Rus
sell and tAHh III Russell infants under the OF
wo snehv john AcVanler, who Is appointed guardian
ad Item, to defend them III this cals, Defendants,
~ tHhNCEKY.
The Dofnlmt- David W Gee and Su,mnh his wife, jaime
II. Russell WASHINGTON +. Russell, - iaNlms and Lu-
c1a l wifi Elizahc Russell widow of " iam Russell de
ceased and james b. RUSSELL having entered their appear
ancr AMI given security, according the Act of Assembly and
the ruiz oi tins court and appearing b, satisfactory evidence
that tn, inhabitants of th- commonwealth 1t
drr'd, Thai the SAID Defendants appcnr here the first day Of
IN, as To be holden for said county, and that copy
OF this order be inserted in the Lynrhhurs Nreian tor
months successfully and posted the front door of he
house of thu county.
ACnp,-Tcstr.
JOHN ALEXANDER, u. {.
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Prince Edward Spring Races

INllE RACES over the Prince Edward Course
= will commence Wednesday, the 9th dav of
Apnl next, aud continue three DAYS.
FIRST DAY.
\ Sweepstake Tor , year old colts and FLIES mile
heats s25 entrance half forfeit, four subscribers and
closed.
W IN. A. Goode enters Van Buren, by Black
Warrior. dam Alfred.
Pryor Wright enters Randolph hy Janus dam
by Leondas
Sam d. McDearman enters c Occoa. by Lance.
dam by Archie.
Thos. O. Patterson enters by Red Fox dam un-
known.
SECOND DAY.
Propieors Purse $50, . mile heats, s. entrance
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse ; 90, three mile heats 81 en-
! trance.
The money for each days race paid to tho winner
| subject TO the usual discount.
Race Horses furnished with stable. and litter gratis
| by THE PROPRIETOR.
| March Is tdr
OR ALE,
10n BUSHELS BEST CAROLINA COT
lVO TON SEED.
CAMPBELL Il STEPTOE
Liberty March % WV
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks oih'e ~ IcdOri
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery' '
county, the 9Th day of February, 1887 Plaintiff
James ID. Sharp,
-, ayya,nsf Defendant
In CHANCERY. Ing enter
The Defendant Francis NJ. Thompson, not .ho Act OF u
his appearance, and given security according nv sau
sembly and the rules Of this court and aP his CommoT
factory evidence, that he is inabani o. The fr
wealth Ii is ordered That he do appear he III and that i
OF the term and the Plaintiffs o', hhu
order be inserted in newspaper pupiishe rn door
for two months successfully and posted al n ,
the courthouse of this county, some court o"'
ACopy-Testc: GOV ,1Iks,
JOS "ih" van
February %
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PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH COHNs,

~ III. find IN the use oi HE ALBION CORN PLASTER
W OF the ccaelous remedies known for that r,-
besomc complaint hundreds thousands can d ara rem.
DIV 10 testify, To IT'S ha,ng cred better purpose tnn nv
ihhg they bad ever used. This application causes the
enst pnu although solcns Corn and draw it out h, the
roofs u gives immediate esse applied md il
thorough il gentle in il effect
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30
LAND At AUCTION,

- kStANT to decree of the county court OF
amherst, pronounced at its last November term,
III Sut therein depending, between Jesse Richeson.
administrator OF Wllliam Sledd deed Plaintiff and
Lucy Sledd, and Others Defendants the undersirn-
en- the commissioners IN said decree named will on
the 10Th day OF April, 1887, on the premises expose
to sale by way OF Public Auction a certain tract or
pafcr' oil LAND, with its appurtenanccS, containing
329 Acres. more or less living. and being on the wa
tiers OF Pedlar River, in tie county Of Amherst adj
joining OF James NJ. Martin. Richard s. Ellis. and
others.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of ono TWO and three
years tor equal portions of the purchase money will
oe gwen the purchaser or purchasers given bonds
with approved personal security and the title to IN,
Land itself. to be retained as a further security
!oiiN ID. DAVIS,
WIN. COLEMAN Commissioners
JOSEPH r. CARTER
March ia
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". .AK.N1$TE.fD Y'EKKEEL.
Attorney III Law,
s{lllhCrNf (Onrf-EouAr. In

pESPEGTFCLLl offers his services Ia his
u friends and the public generally IN the llnc of
ms profession lie hopes. by uuromucd attention
ana untlrlng zeal III the service ot those who may
employ him. to merit and obtain portion of their
patronage and thai ample time may be allow ed him
to attend particularly to every case submitted To his
care, he Will attend tor the present the courts of
Amherst and Nelson only. Letters, (pos- paid) will
meet win as prompt attention personal applica-
tons.
March q 10.
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JILI1BLE UEDfCfNES,
MONTA<;lES BALM E0s: THE TENTss,

FqfllS Balm warranted to afford immediate and pcf.ua,
ncut rclici in the distressing pan. OF all pains"
Iooachc 1t l. also of the best rcse ascs FOX the
teeth now known.
ANTI-SPaSMODIc TINcTtRE, OR MOTHERS
COMFORT:
\ and valuable remedy DIrlen in all various,
forms, u, scnar, Cmp, Cholera Norls, Asac Cholcr:
Summer Dis of children Ne II has been subj
the most rign aud scientific examination bv of
extensive PLY slciauS and practitioners Virginia, who
recommend IN their practice Also BoaapateS (Camp)
EtPAHgtH" HirHre, for extracting Grease Tmpcntinf,
Paints, Oils Ac. from Carpets Bruadclotl Hats and Silks
10y which collars made look fresh any par of
thu coat with ample directions accompanying each bottle for
their
For sale by JAMES r. ROY I'LL
AL EarI Nr11f.n- u. tnr LINN
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February .

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Ollie ofr tH'
cuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry, far B@fFi
county. the 9th das OF February. 1887
Thomas Sale, late sheriff OF Bedford, and i'll that far'r
administrator of james Ownby, decd. Panl'
AGAINST
Powell Ownbv. his right and administrator o To-"
ell Dwnby, ST., DE-. Thomas Davis administrator o No
Onnby, decd. JaHn'~ Oey, administrator oi " addt nm
son, deed, Susan Thompson Nicholas Waugh and nuh'
ms wife, Beverly Robinson and Sally his WIFE James h"o1
aud Betsy his wifi, Micnah Davis Jr administrator ii d"N
q" atkn, dc'd, Jacob Feazlc, Sila+ Ia, lor " lmm |
John NOEL, Nicholas Wangh and David Jones, Drl'ld"'
Is tHANCERY.
Tha Defendant William FuIua, having entered NJ
penrnncr and given security according to the Art"i AD
aud the rules OF this court, and appearing by ala1o H
drncr, thai he i inhatnn of this commonwealth
ordered That IL do appear here the first day oil h' nv
term and answer The Plaintiffs bills, aud n this oI'l ID M
serted in "spap,r published in I,nrlhurs, tM N
months successfully, and posted the FROM door OF The con-"
house OF this county court dav.
\ copy-Test0, -,
E,I,r,,,r,. ~ WIN
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Oranges. Lemons and Crane.

lust received and for sale b,
- CHARLES PHELPS.
March - Is
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WARD ELECTION.

'uNlIE ward election for SIN Aldermen. and SIX
Common touncilmen, IN each ward in the
town OF Lynchburg, will take place, pursuant to an
actoi Assembly, entitled IAN amend an act en-
titled an act dividing the town of i.vnclburg into
wards and Tor other purposes passed February -
1850, on the first Tuesday in April nex-and will be
held III Lynch " ard No. / being all that part of SAID
town brlo" the ls alley, extending from the river to
l2th street. in the tenement Main street, occupied
by J. H. Avcreu x Co. as a Lottcr, Office, and III
Henry Ward, No >, being all that part of said town
above lst alley extending from the river 10Th street
III the front of the tenement occupied by Charles
Phelps, an on-housc
HENRY NNINGTON,
Scrst. fthe Corporation OF Lynchburg.
March } td
'lNiis subscriber has just received and opened, an
assortment OF
Hrdicincs, Drugs, Paints, Oils. Dye
S:ufis, DC.
hlch, IN addition to his former supply will make
his stock large and desirable
He has also ON hand, yaret, fvcr, fnc
Candies,
Preserved Ginger,
PrneS
Madeira Nuts.
FIberts
Soft Shellcd Almonds
Figs, Oranges. Lemons
Several cases OF very fine Liquorice, &c &c.
he above, together with many Fancy Articles, are
offered TO his customers and the public, on very mo-
derac terms. JAMES T. ROlALL
January l6 Is
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January %

VIRGINIA At rules held in III Clerks D1irc of the e.
cut sup rinr Cour of La" nnd CHANGER, r Bedford com
+, tn 9th ti,} OF February, l3I
Nirniah Dn,- IT. Arch aus Gillian, and Hardin u. Mn
ell and Dan id g. hluc late merchants aud partners ratn
un1rr the sly IL and firm of ID. e. Murre, fantl
dgdiISt
Wesley Tracy, William Harris administrator oi Nl"n
Trarv, d., and in his r.h, Sally Harris VIII slh
" lliam Harris, Nancy Tracy, wdqs of VIM FIac, ird
John Tracy Matthew Gibbs and keziah his " ir Lat a fa
Tracy, Defendants
IL CH,NCERY.
The DfendnniS Wesley Tracy, John Tracy and Maui 4"
GnANund kcziah l e not LA, entered their alpcarn
and given security, according the Act oi Assembly and tho
rules of this and appearing by satisfactory cu
TINT they inhabitants of tins common~ cath: II 1901
drrgd, That tn, 10 appear here The first day oi M ni
ternan II bills of the Plaintiffs and that i' ord n
ms rtad III Spaper published in lvnchhnrs tor "'
months successfully, and post" III III front door ol The court
house. OF this county, on some court itaN.
\ topy-fest',
JOS. WILSON. cl'E.
! -l-r.,.r nGH
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VINGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Once u n ,G
cult Superior Court of Law and ChanccrN 'o ~
county the ON day OF February io'' plaintiff
George Slothower
AGAINST -, ,,.Lr
Iovd Dorsey & james Campbell, partners Iii John
the firm of lo,d Dorsey Il Co, Gnstavus y mn n,t.
4. Wharton Samuel Garland & Maurice H. GaT,an
ncrs, under the firm of ;. & VI. H. Garland, pet"
liz CHANCERY. Ill no.
The Defendants Lloyd Dorsey and James oahP in.
having entered their appearance, and given and
to The Act of Assembly and the rules OF tins co abn,
pcaring by satisfactory evidence that they are MOI anne.
OF this commonwealth II is ordered Iha' th,! % %rgT,
here the first day of the and answer e hd
BILL and that this order be inserted in some
ed in Iynchburg for months successfully, ana or
the front door of the courthouse of this county, Oh
day. 4 Copy-Tcste, .,o> c,'s
February % =
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kIRGlNlt:-A rules holden in the Clerks Once o "
J'bnnas y aJos " " ' " " PanuH
against
David Rodas nn1 MARY his wife Daniel Wheeler and NV
his wife, John Rutlisill aud Elizabeth his wife, Dhd
John Eodos joel Y. Rode, LILA Rodas, i'n'lla A.,
William Rodcs Samantha Rodrs Barbara ''o' = nGJ"r.
Ann Ro1c-, h
IN cHANIERN.
The Defendants David Rodcs, and Joel i'oo' ' III.
entered their appearance, and given security accofdm
Act of Assembly and the rules of this court ana II ny
satisfactory evidence that they not inha,ah's o That
tr, on motion of the Plaintiff by counsel, 1t is ordered
the said Defendants do appear here ON or before me
day in Nav next and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff ana VIZ
ginian n nrwspnpsr published in the OF Lynchpn-
months s,rcasscly, and another copy Thereon
the front door Of the courthouse oi hi- county, on sum
day. Copy-Iestc, ,xn ,,'E
- =, VIM
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Nse'1'

I'm ALEXANDER, u. {.
WIN
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-16

one would take his note; therefore ] say
Uncle Sam don't say any thing more
about separatin, but stick to The old sign
board 'E. PLHi5us Unum;' and If you
want any further advice, git such kind
of folks about you, as you or any good
citizen would like 10 appoint your ex-
ecutors, and guardians OF your estate
and children, and to take good care Of
your widow, if you left one; these kind
of folks are safest, though they may not
he as good politicians; and don't discard
a man tho he may own house lois or aew
land, and paid his neighbor too much for
'em-ihis business at home is better (as
bad as it is calcd) than speculation
round Cape Horn, or any where abroad, ,
for the profit and loss is all al home-ii
A paid B too much, il is no matter, its
all at home, and these mistakes soon cure
lhemseves--and depend ont, a man
who owns leetle land, be it house lot
or farm, in ne,o l. Urn or on the skirts ol
an old one, won't give worse vote for
the best interests of his country, than il
he lived on the pay Of an office, or spent
his earnns talkin politics and drinkin
whiskey at an election. This is sound
doctrine, Uncle Sam,' and if you DOM
find it so in practcc-then amt your
I friend,
\ J. DOWNING, Mcy"r,
I Downingville Militia, cd Brigade
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-16

! The METEORIc SHowER.-The display OF
this superb celestial phenomenon, now an,ici-
pated as regular annual exhibition Of the
Pyrotcchnics Of the Heavens, was, according
to the Mercantile, observed true to the time
early Monday morning. Among the star
gazers, it is supposed, it generally escaped
observation, because Of the remarkable bril-
liancy of the moon. The account says on
the narration of an eyewitness:
"About 2 o'clock on Monday morning the
stars commenced their gambols. They all
seemed to shoot from common centre in
the vicinity Of the Great Bear, and mostly in
norllerly direction, many leaving numerous
trains bchiLL for two or three seconds. The
thermometer (about the commencement oi
the display stood at AZ deg. Far: but as the
morning advanced il fell gradually to 81 deg
at 20 minutes past 4 A. NJ, when our infor-
mant left his position ION the top ola three
story house up town. and retired TO rest. Up
to that time he had counted fifty ono metcors,
ofvarious degrees OF briioncy, some ofthem
very beautiful"
We await with interest a report from the
great chroBclcr OF asteroids-Prof. Olmstead
of New Havcn.-[.M y. Star.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-16
construction.

construction.
The celebration cL'scd, and all who par
iicipaird IN it returned to their homes. Under
the same favorable auspices tha, slnilrd upon
them at the onset, and we are happy 10 add,
what unfortunately the event has not always
warranted adding on similar occasions, that
no accident to life or limb occurred I" mar
the hnarhy of the occasion.
We congratulate the Rail Road Company
upon the completion of their undertaking,
and trust that the enrerpr'r,ag spirit which
they have manifested will be full appreciated
by the public, and meet with its merited re-
ward.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-16
GLORIOUS RESULT IN NEW.YoRK

The result of the election in New York
may be comprised in single line-it is all
Wing, whole Wing and nothing but Wing.
The Evening Star Of Saturday says:-In the
memory Of the oldest citizens such political
revolution as the one we have passed through
is unknown. A whsle State, and that Stntc
the first in the Union,to change front SO sud-
denly, so unexpectedly; to overthrow and
annihiate party whose power, based OIL in
tcrest and adroit management was deemed
perpetual; the State and the General Govern
ment, at one fell swoop Frustrated! MI act-
miraI!
The same paper adds:-Along the borders
Of the Hudson the greatest excitement pre- .
walls. Beacon fires are burning on the sum-
NIT OF the mountoins-flags are displayed
from the villages and cannon firing from the
shores. u is really ajubice, a relcase-aan
emancipation from Calling chains and despot-
&c party control. A man may now breathe
free, and citizen dare avow lis opinion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-16

THE LATE EAssAssINATIoN.-The examina
ton Of the persons accused was concluded
on Saturday, after having occupied eight
days. Bennett was committed as an accom-.
pile before and after the fact, and Fuett as
an accomplice after the fact Baron, the
principal figure who appears in the transac.
tion, IA youth only seventeen y was commit.
ted last week. The trial will not occur till
next spring. Baron's confession" are fire.
.quent, and Of various kinds, duplicating one
other of the accused as the chief actor in the
tragedy. But little confidence should be
rcposed in such tales Rochester Daily I'D
vertiser,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-16

The papers from every quarter, are literal
ly crammed with the details Of the glorious
triumph of the Wings in the Empire State.
Words are wholly inadequate to give an idea
Of the joy that pervadcs the land.