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Reossysl.-Wsdnssd.y isa. 5. 1851 shs p.rfcrm.no.s
Roland NJ L. FAVOR PssI da.s oR
Kun isss fo1 Bialsswi GIs
with nssyei nss
snsy dance. Nj. sS1 .ly siam Nj Dunn
Door. open * curtain rise: a. oo is f' IN CENTS
RROUGHAn's LYcEUN. BROADWAY. NEAR BRooxE
b4vib 5sp s b P%s,
U,.h Keep Er Ovens; willn. nis.vh:r Mr. BrGush.%
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Taylor Dress Circle and Parquet Co., Family Circle 2o
CEcoND GIFT coNcIRT-TRIPLER HALL-wED-
cert and PeSsorm. Sss Mr.. EdSspd
Ledsr Mrs. l. a. Jones' Miss = De Luce and NJ Philip
4ss r:.S All !.
Das af: ss IL
g. ssns-s'.eond simsj Wary Nay" by His. H. De-
Grand Fantasia, Piano Mr. Richard Gilman De Never
z ..S %snss.1. Sss:
syMr. / UnSsrne, 1sf Albany ,'a ~. undsrnsr
8. Grand Daotnyioiin and Piano. BY Messrs
Bristow and King Osborne and De Beriot
!. Instrumental Piece, Hard lea BY Mr.- Donzetti
2. A Rustic Lay-summer WOOpg by Miss =. De
s. German sonsst-we Net BY Chance Mrs L. a. "'''''
a. National Airs-Am.Iiean BY lr. Richard Hoa- .l'N'A
DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS,
Grand Finale by the Military Band under the direction Of
YELLOW rrcErrs ONLY.
Tickets to the Concert only 80 cents Doors open at
Concert to commence at o'clock.
ERANKLIN MUsEUx-l75 CHATHAM soUARE-Two
the .seraoon and a. Seven n the sseans The
varied ana select, and such be
q s.s Female tsRaa op.r. Troupe nnnsIsrns sisss1
band in the United States troupe Of Model Ar
ts who are selected for their beauty and figure and who
pictures eff ancien. and modern times company Of Arab
terity Madame Rosaline the only Female Jugger in the
world Sgnsr EDGAR the best venrloqut AND Magician in
exstepce with variety Of amusing performances f
.ernoon and evening. Admisson-StAge Seats SIX cents
Boxes rs cents; Pa-quct 1915 cents,
TUNE CO.'S CIRCUs.-NKW YORK AMPHITHEATRE,
81 Bowery. Wednesday evening Jan the perform
will commence with grand Hunsaran cavaleade. -
Josephine will appear in beautiful display of Equitas
Aerial Flights upon Ae Corde Volante by Mr. r. Lining
Master VIM. Armstrong, in hs Of the Shpwrecked
Tailor Boy Nile Louise in beautiful scene Of horseman
ship entitled La Fortune Mr. Nixon and pupils in the Fete
OF Jove. Master william Armstropg in his principal act
Nile Louise. in perb act Of horse ship entitled La
Gitana To conclude with Jack the Clan Kiler Private
Boxe so cents Boxes Is cents; Pit l2 cents Commence
CoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PANORAMA OF PARIS
+ and aso Views OF california and the most strikn
ecenes Of Italy Apply ut 30 North William street. Of
Chatham street, between and two o'clock
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MATRIMONIAL.

MArRIMoNY MADE EasY-oa now TO WIN A
W loverIrsfcrtor swton, OF London, having arrived
in Bntttn will tsnd 20 address, receipt " Que Dollar
postpaid plain directions 20 enable ladies' and gentlemen 10
win the eeq0t-d attentions Of Of the
their hearts desire The IL simple
tsrtvanr thst all Re married irrespective q
Tesrs o. POSITION snd lRes thouEh leaa II
srrsnsss With sueh ass snd dslcac hs deteeon IL ina
possible Aftree Profeesrr LhWT0N, Boston. ktss Ne
letter taken from the Post Oee sess the postage Paid
(NARD.-NRa BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA.
" terdcfe services 70 ladies and emen ~ this
IN atroogy love- aud law mstter interprenr dreams
BY books and science constantly relied on BY Napoe0r
vi 'el &c rare % Va sdyor rertlHmsn hey vii
Aso the name Of the vsiteI.. .~tt 80 NAto4
hAsse svsag-hs ssssA GsHasmss nv ssi-L
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Length Of road, t6s miles length Of road laid, s37
miles length Of branches 10 miles; weight OF rail So
and 60 lbs per yard The company own IL engine
houses aud shops 90 engines os passenger AID emil
grant cars II baggage and 7s4 freight Miles
by passenger trains 4o4 l5o by freight trains 4Se
Passengers carried road 414727; freight, 1871 3il
tons
The total amount Of funded and floating debt and
stock the Goth Of september 1880 was 80
The hscal year Of the company closes the slst Of
december, sod suppose full report Of the opera
tsons for the fiscal year, will be made. The gross
earning. for the year Just closed OIL eoo7s the
net earning. about 100000. Interest funded aud
floating debt and stock for the year all s47 IL De-
hcisncy for the year 1860 solls41 a. 30 much added
10 capitai
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A c4Rp.-THE PUBLIC, OR ESPECIALLY THOSE
n who have heretofore favored with their shipsnte
the sthmus hereby notified that
ing TIE uidcn Death 81 Captain ~ X Taylor our fover
ChagrCs their goods have been .rv
AMI Forwarded without any aelsy whatever aud that We
have made srarfeuehte with kessrs. geas,n Russell
Co 81 uhegrt 70 transact our business AZ that psee ant
shrrs naT raW rely upon their goois being frvarssd
without Any a. lsy whatever 4 WORMS a 70
- Ceumfsion md forwarding aerohaats az panam.
ea Beaver ttrctt. - =" A~-'F
CALI OMAHA Nsr oRrArfoN ACROSS Tar
!, - huuf " fA'ituls-zaohrsssSn Nelson d Co. Of Pa
nA IRE noW prepared 70 Fesht sh
nas ~ Ne throu IN 70 San Ffanesce ort,eT
~ ssan psehNs mgst DO - portable sire and v.sht
and peretlY csVsrod, Rs IL " Go. are not resnor.
ts ~ asnfFs ~ escifsnt No transit The eharxes ar
orSsiVn 70 BE- pre- paid In New York. Tor p.rtcn.
~S&@ aAcnRiSsOs n co. ~ Val ssrsea
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INSTRUCTION.

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CPANIsH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE-PRoFES
~ A. p BaeE from Havana having few leisure hours
will give general private classes 1t his re.idenoe o! in any
part Of the city devong hours to the former and
the latter either to beginners to those having tho
language and wish to SECURE thorsuGh knowledge Of
IT. will hear also, propositions from colleges schools
foundations in Spanish English will be correctly and
Iunctualy made Address Professor BAkZ, Robinson st.
DRAWING INSTRUMENTS AND SURVEYORS. CON-
~ passes extensive variety Of most superior
featured articles in this line eherea for sale below Cost
HEGARKY q CO., No 100 Water street.
TIVE UNDERSIGNED RIDING MASTER IN BROOK
Ign. bess inform his friends. ladies and gentlemen,
all amateurs Of graceful horsemanshp that he 10
pared give instruction In this elegant accomplishment
Exercises in the oven air. weather permitsns Having
served IN the Hungaran Husssrs, he would particularly
recommend himself TO the attention Of military companies
he 70 instruct snge members troops in milf
tary ana cavalry hsld exercise. Vicious,
wid and defective horses trained and brokcn diseases o.
horses treated tcenhoaly Arena corner OF neks and
Faciho streets. near South Ferry. L. koZsANfi
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GRKGORYs CALIFORNIA PACKAGE EMPRESS PER
- hshr EmpirV Cttyfhe subscribers will forward
80 press yer ateys steamer. Monday merit At n
d heavy ftoght cid he st a. The once ss
tur7ay Parcels received IN hssday tl IVA and let
ters Until ~ oclsek. THOMPSOt A HITCHCOCK
AnnacsTs and tgsnts ls9 Pearl street.
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psyns.s Il the principal and interest d sd loan the
sum Of $313S At. .-.ra
The loans due, a. we'll as those becoming due,
may be thus aggregated -
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o. REWARD-LosT BETWEEN SEVEN O'CLOCK
p. n, on the Sd inst. and two p. M on the 18th,
two hundred and City dollars in notes Of the Bank Of Com
this city. Of about the following amounts:-Feur
Of fifty dollars and Of i've dollars each The
reward will paid returning the money to Mr.. Robin
son. 1t he New York Hotel.
0DO REwARD-wATCH LOsr-L0sr, ON THURS
D%O day January in the Of Union Square,
Gold Watch nAmeed back and chased silver face,
sws with the Of the
the face The above reward will be paid delivery Of the
Watch No. IL West Seventeenth street. hrst house west
Of Fifth avenue
q K FOR A HOkEsTkAD-BY CALLING AT HOOPER
OF and Brothers, loo Fulton Hooking Glass and
Picture Frame Manu- facturr you can. for S. sseurea
beautiful paror engraving also chance In the Homsssad
Art Union comprising 100 priresOne house aud loo in
sburgh worth about IS 900; AID 90 oil pain ngs In
gilt frames Cataoguss free be obtained as above whore
call and pay their subscriptions the limited numsor 10
nearly obtained.
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BROADWAY THEATRE WEDNESDAY, EvBNrnG
G :; =: s: :s' line:
M O s..s H. sSs:; S, .' :ss;s .; osI
r:. II p AZ Ssse' ns
PRsss r s % 1 p;:, ss ~. f ss
i.1y. ID. ::ss: r1 % Sc s:.... . .sa g
NIBLoy eARDEE-TICxsrs TO ALL rAErs OF F1s
s...s:r jssn s.ss.a The .sss:.fsi i:y;i F.sy a.
being 1s F.: 9
~
4, &: 's''s
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, AsroR rLAo.5 .IS
oo:n :as.s1pes .i:ss ss.sss sss:s
. s:;. nj
sHoASsHA n 81 E1PoIi. .i ss.snss
fSs asn: ssni. Ss cs Uss sfass Hi S
vntano: Fernando, ss.or Patti; Ar.0do. sinsr oi..
sl; ss:a before seven
nARsTzEK has the honor to inform the public that.
having =. r Z,
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY H.
MAURICE sEsA TTs5iA .s SA .SII.ss Pianist.
:ns s:sa IF ss d. s. 0Rs sa
TO that he has made arrangements With
Ma. that his sao1ss % Sombins
w sS
price admission will be former ooea
i FUN parsio 1f s viii be given en- Thursday
| NHECHANIcy HALL. NO. a72 BROADWAY, ABOVE
s
s1d sapsrienosd Osrfsrmsrs under .Ssns-
..semsnt Of chrs,y whose concert, IN shi. city for
highly respectable and fa.hionasie audiences Tickets
Ss os
pseo IF th. the usual saturday afternoon 00.-
L,ELLows OPERA HousE-THEM MANAGER OF rRL.
lows Ministries in returning thanks 70 hs patrons ana
the % the on pre- extended TO a
pains expense will spared sd the
G s sns = % FRIDAY
night BENEFIT ofs. a Wells prima sssso'
| CATTLERs cosHoRAMAs, CORN Err BROADWAY AND
ing d oelsosicn Of IS views Of Eateps Asia Minor Syria
the oly Land Egypt Nqba and Arabia will be replaced in
the Of some weeks by equally interesting ones
QARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUK.-P. T. BARNUk,
Proprietor and MANAGER; John Crossword ". assistants
msnes Is cants ebildren uneer ten YEAR. Of ass
cents; Parquet and Fret Circle, lex
JAM sns
fTRSsG iHE followed By the and
divertpg of DOMESTIC ECONOMY In the evening.
moral for its touching
domestic character and much euogized for ito thrilling
snd its splendid effect the well known CHARLOTTE
TEMPLR-MontIavileM Mr. q W Clarke; Charlotte Temple,
Of
pqusnt piece. The Chinese M late Of $50 Broad
incorpora ed the Million Of Curiostee
embodied an this famous Museum. The Gypsy Fortune Tel
| Ter, &c. 30, are also hare.
| DILGRIMs PRoGREss-NOw OPEN AT WASHING
II Hail. sos Bro adwAy, Houston, the PanorAmA
of Bunyans Pilgrims Progress Doors open At to COM
at before Admission rs cents. An After
exhibition Wednesdays and Saturdays Children
admitted half price,
M HAUsER HAS rae HONOR TO INFoRM THE
lvl public that having conclu ded with
the Director Of the Italian OPERA he will make his first
pear in America, on saturc ~, 18th December.
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LOST, 80.


II 0ST-oN THE 7rH INST, A BRILLIANT CUT DIA-
IL mond stone, from the setting weighing about carat
and half IL lost In from MARKET street dcvn
Madison Rose Duane TO William street. down william 70
Liberty Liberty to the Pos. Once through the Post Of
nee 20 Cedar and down Cedar to Diekerson Churohrs
No AZ Any finding the and leaving IL at As Cedar
street will lie literally rewarded.
II osr-oN JANUARY 2D ON TnE WEST sIDE OF
IL Fourth street. eoored silk Pune, with clasp,
containing SO City BILLS and about six in
liberal reward will DO paid tAe honest hndsr BY leaving
u OF the Bond street House, SOS Broadway.
EoUND-A NEWFOUNDLAND PUP, ON THE PRE-
Il misses No West Thirteenth street. whcsycr viii
ownership and insdental expenses win receive
the animal ~ calling atNo. West Thirteenth 81.
CrRAYED ON SUNDAY NIGHT, NOV ORR, FROM raE
corner Of Astor place and Broadway. bay horss and
without atop with blanket the horse and skin In
the The hinder will be literally rewarded by leaving
at KTPP BROWNS Stables, Of Twentyssventh
street and Ninth avenue.
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WANT TO SELL OUT. AND RELINQUIsH AN TX
,sn,ias Practice i.io tns hsnds % suitable Phys-
ksference pr Richard T. Norris w. y 81 ssrks Place
(. ", u y, Y @,..s = syy ~. "a Broadway.
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DUBBER GOODS wAkEUoUsE -DEALER1 HeAD-
IN qusrterr.-Union India Fuhbor Company 10 Naesas
street New York where may b found ts largest most
complete " Goodyeare Paent Metallic,
Rutter Goods ever eHerd 10 this country oemprs
article in the rubber lire masufactursd bv Chs
Conttny witch w be sold 70 the factory rrioes
Copnry and export dealers viii Sad many srsiees In the
shove scok vel adapted - their trade and which will nay
#tsr'N .r#hf - w. -Ff|rfrt w n e.Egse .tE. Il
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YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD ADDRESS AND BU5I-
n noss habits IL anxious 20 obtain employment IN drug
phi sicans oce Has objection 70 make him
self generally utefui and would be found scsuion
any Wsntng such pgIsch, lie hS hsd eight years
experiences IN business The best city references given
would be satisfied with slight regeneration in the
Increment. address T., 81 this offee.
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SALES BY AUCTION.


NTBoNY :. BLEECKER Il CO., AUCTIONEERs
"A will sell public At the Merchants Exchange
10 hs city Of New York on the 9Th sgAh day Janusry
1851 for cash. eighty OF the capital stock OF
the Ohio and Mississippi ressrsph Company and eighty
shares OF capital stock Of the Lake Erie Telegraph COM
pany, deposited as security.
pS- The above sale 10 postponed 70 SATURDAY January
nth, at the same hour and place.
II d. NASH, AUCrIoSEER-BY HARMON MASH.
II sstore, $40 Broadway.-Boel Fursiureon Thursday,
January At IL o'clock at the Corner q Dsy street
ana Broadway the entire furniture Of the Fraskn House
consisting Of suits Of wood Furniture damask
elegant aud mattel Glasses damast Curtains and
namens; mahogany Sofas Bureaus. Wardrobes Chair
tension and other dnins TAble French aadtasr Bedsa
feather Beds and hair hattrAses Witon tapestry Brus
sells and ingram Gsrpeting ocoths Chandeliers Chins,
glass sarthenv Urns and sopptr cooking
utensils cutlery table ard bed linen &c also
tity Of silver Plate, Forks, spoons. nc.
- HARMON. AUCTIoNRER,-Br HaRnoN 4 NASH.
II store $40 BroAdwsy-sherids sale Of the stock Of
Brush Msnufaoto This day Wednesday At n o'clock
No go Pearl street. In continuation Of yesterdays sale the
balance Of the stock consisting Of large quantity of brs
Ties hair bsetsmiths bellows Tools machinery ONCE far
niure, SC.
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MRS. JLavIs's COLD CANDY
Nl Now its excellence commands
world wide admiration,
Letters from Stattsnens hands
Speak their APPRECIATION.
East ana West It's praises sing
Yankee, hooser. kuckeye;
Benton votes ~ iust the thing,
Ditto says Kentucky
North and South, Fact and West,
Laborer and Grandee
Take when with cold distrest,
This immortal candy.
Sold ny MRS ". JIRvIs so Broadway and by druggists
generally.
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MECHANICy HALL. NO. l72 BROADWAY, ABOVE
WI Grand srestOpen night during the week unt
further notice The original and we'll known CHRISTIE
nIksfRELS comprising an ecient and versatile oorp
Of talented and experienced performers under thema-
nagemcnt p Christy shis city for
of five years. have received with favor b.
highly respectable and fashions Bile audiences Tickets
GENTS Doors At half commences At hAf-pase
O'clock The patrons Of Ohrsys hinstres
informed that the saturday afternoon
certs will be discontinued for the future.
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RINAHClALs
Q10 OOO TO LOAN ON BOND AND noRTGAGs
O,VOOin several sums real estate, wsfth double
the amount In rs City Broohyn Apply the
Industrial savings Bank, 81 Chamber St
QC KIM OF STOCK IN COMPANY IN THIS
pC,OOO city, paying an average dividend Of twenty
70 twenty-five cent IL for sale. Address
Jeres, Broadway Post Office.
u EhITTANCEs TO GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
N The National Bank Of ireland has established
agency in this city and the Undersigned has been
the legal and only authorized Of the Bank the United
stses He prepares 70 draw biis for large small sums
the National BANK aud ts branch esatshments. In
Ireland we'll London. Liverpool and the principal
towns Of Engians soOtsad. and Wales Appy personally
c.s.HaDIcBT. % wall street. NY.
u IA. wENDoyER. ExcHANoE BRUkER, LINING
~. tor, Ky-An kinds Of paourFent money bought a
RI wENDovER south Upper street.
MONkl To LENB.-tBRAHAN j. JACKSON, PAWN
" broker Is Reade street. Broadway. loans snsy
IN large susl sums. ~ be required psrvonal
property tf cv,ry description.
N0JIeE.-A MAN HAVING FROM THREE TO FIVE
~ ThouFand Dollars and wishns 70 engage rrcft.hls
manufacturing hugnesa, d. so by addressing A.
brS. Herald Once, ttr an interview, oil ths week
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I .ACKAwANNA COAL AFL0Ar-rHn DKLAwARl
~ and Hudson Canal Company prepared TO sell
their lump Coal aaoat in barses Of 100 upwards
shpptng ut IS u3 ton hoisted board and Of -
psns Il wsii .srsss ssYsoTS T.ssssss
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a LKxANDKEs PAfENT ARTIFICIAt LEkCHks-
eeehes have teen approved Of aud adopted Of the
greatest surgical inventions Of the by all the prsot
TONERS whom they have been introduced. To mention
only the that the knswn. shall
refer In New York. TO Professor Valentine Mot Doctors
Parrish Rabneau &e and in Paris. 70 yeltssu Rcord,
Briohetceu, Ae. Such dispense with longer
list These lesches nsfs oeaaer and
pain to the patient than the rspus natural eeche They
insterahie and used with proper everlasting
that hos Of SIS Or even q ~ IL worth ever 500 leeches
We therefore the reader 10 take notice Of this
venon which b invaluble TO the farmer the Doctor to
every head Of q family LAMBERT ALEXANDRA
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ton o. pree-P.rqust and BeIss. q 90 AnIsitAssess
bOcsnts Thirtythird subscription night Second aDpese
Of sgnorins Teresa Psrod sises he. return fE9
rhisdslphia wed.ssday yannary 1851 win p psrsoss
SToAvSNA Df EAPoLf-Giovssns. MEnorns 9. Pa
Ricsardo siSnor Lorisi; cosa. capaac, 6gnor Bs.s-
bs Doors open at quarter before TO dominance
AZ hal fnast seyen o'colsk
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-05
MEETING IN AMELIA.

At meeting OF portion OF the Wings of Amelia
at PaneviIe Saturday, the first day of November,
Austin Seay called to the Chair, aud VIM. E.
Seay appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explained by
Capt. VIM. l.. Booker, and, on his motion, it re-
quested that the Chairman appoint the following gen
tlemen as Delegates to represent the Wing party OF
Amelia, in a Convention to be held at Dennsvllle on
Wedne s1ay. 18th of the present month, (November)
for the purpose of selecngEa candidate to represent
the counties of Amelia and Nottoway in the first Ge-
neral Assembly TO be held under the new Consttu-
ton, VIZ:
Farrar, John Nj Miller, John A Hillsman Jno w
letter, George Scott, Daniel Wood, R H Rrazea,
VIM EggIes!on, G Leigh, L Master, S Weisiger,
John Allen Jeter, Jno H Stegar, VIM S Archer, Thos
Meaux, Richard F Taylor, John Harris, William D
Southall, VIM H Brown, P F Southall, P D South
all, john Clay, Richard A Christian, Albert Branch
and Doctor Carmillas Archer.
And on motion of F Farrar, Esq and William L
Rocker, Esq. the Chairman and Secretary add
ded to the number, and any other Wing OF the county
that may be present the Convention be requested
10 act a delegate.
And, motion, it is requested that the above pro-
ceedngs be published in the Wing papers OF Rich
mond.
AUSTIN SEAY, Chm.
WM. E. SEAY, Sec'y.
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AMHERST SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

We learn that the two Senatorial Conventions,
which met at New Market, last week, for the
selection of candidates for the Senatorial District
composed of the counties of Amherst, Nelson and
Buckingham, nominated-the Wings, Frederick
NJ. Cabell, Esq. of Nelson, and the Democrats,
Doct James Powell of Amherst.
The District is decidedly Wing, and the Wings
must see that it is carried for Mr.. Cabell, their can
didate, in Dec ember. The Lynchburg Virginian
says
Mr.. Cabel is one of the saunchest Wings, and most
sterling and highly esteemed citizen of Nelson County
He has frequently been elected to the Legislature, from
that county, and, during his whole service was dis
tinguished by unremtting devotion to his public du
ties. The nomination is in all respects, most judi
cous
Doct. Powell is also popular gentleman, in his
own county, and has served in the Legislature. He
is however, "an old stager,"-has been beaten, we
think, on several occasions and I'VE mistake not be-
longs to that ancient regime OF Democracy, whose
power and glories have grown dim Of late in the Old
Dominion.
The district will be very closely contested, and it
will be necessary Tor Mr. Cabe and his friends to be
very active and very acatchful.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-05
WING MEETING AT ROCHESTER,
Mr.. Seward Hauled oper the Goals.

ROCHESTER, Nov. i, 1851.
A large and enthusiastic meet. of the Wings of
Rochester was held last evening, at which the Hon.
E. B. Strong presided, and number of resolutions
were passed.
The first resolution declares the necessity of the
full support of the entire State tickets the third endor-
SEES the present national administration, as ented TO
the cordial support of every Wing; the fourth CEN
demagogues who proclaim disobedience to law.
threaten officers of justice, and pronounce the con-
stitullon an atrocous bargain. The fifth is as fol-
lows:
Resolved, That we are alike surprised and mort-
fed to learn that Wing Senator from this State
should improve the opportunity afforded by the trials
growing out of the Syracuse riot to walk into the
United States Court, and invite the rioters to form
procession to march to his own house and partake
of collation.; thus encouraging rebellion and hero.
iZing whose course of conduct would lead to an
archy and end to all government.
The seventh resolution declares unwavering fidelity
to the ancient Wing banner, upon which is inscribed
the supremacy of the laws and concludes thus "Our
experience has taught that those who wander from
this standard never return; but finally fall into the
enemys hands, or commence guerilla warfare, on
their own account"
The resolutions were adopted unanimously; and
after few stirring addresses, the meeting adjourn
ed