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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
pIANo-FoRTES and MELODEONS

= FOR SALE-Penons about purchasing Pianos or
MehdeVns, invited TO call az BENNETT cos
"afeoom l32 Hacnst second floor least SIDE OF Broad
s where they WI mud assortment Of the modern style
Of osewcod Piano Fotes and NIecdeons, Every nsru-
sni warranted wears and when douhs are efsess
dss 70 the quality. the payment may be withheld up'i
such doubts are removed Oh Planes received part pay
@snt tor new ones New and second Hand Pianos toilet
y&u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
NOR THE PlLES.-DR. UPHAM'S

LNOR IHE PlLES.-Dh. UfHAM
Il EIECTUARY tan internal remedy is a certain cur
for that distressing and dangerous complaint the pies
For Of the most astonishing cures on record see pam
pheis be had gratis. Of the proprietor Once No 1876
Bowery, wheIe the medicine can be obtained kemem
her No 1875 BoWeTy doors above Srlns and also al
ST. Brooklyn. auiS ImIuIhSs
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:, and he value thereof thersins .I I2TsSS

fIsei = Pl,sss1Y Brown sHIPLLTk UU 1:
LvsfPcsI G. Ro basis1sld MSn..ltIs Pr,
Yae London, ~ sDrl nett the rate OF reighs y me
Aii.I w from Liverpool vii be materially fee"csa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
NXCURSIONS TO KEYPORT and

1IFORT HAMILTON-The new and splendid steam.
boat WILSON SMALL, Capt. l. V Auowsnth, Will
leave Chamhers-s pier daily Saturdays and Sundays
cepted) at O'Clock AM Returning, leave keypou at 2.
O'Clock and Fort Hamilton at l. aiordng passengers
an opportunity of spending day Of the most de-
lrg htul places IN the world Fort Hamilton VI ENJOYING
me refreshing sea-hreeze by taking trip 10 Keypor.
or SATURDAYS the WILSON SMALL will leave New
rkat3P II and leave keyport on Mondays at O'Clock
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.
Nv : Mail Line 20 SOUTHAMPTON and BRE-
GEN The sfeafne.s ~ ms Company viii AL regularly
once a mouth, a. tollow~
From Nrss-York
WASHINGTON. Cap. v & Fioya. sAsarday August
u kSHiNGIOS. Cs1i q " Fioyd Sa;uFiA. OF
WASHINGTON. C4qt ". G. Flovd. SA,urcas Nov n
VFRNANN Cart = Cfah;Eec SATURDAY Jaiy n
HFRNANN Cast y Crah,ree. saiutday seps a
HFRNANN Tsp. y CahTec. SATURDAY, Nov
HERMANN Capf p Crabtree Sa;uraay De- 4
Frtan Bremen Ffom SOUTHAMPTON
WASHINGTON. Fucst, July n "Wednesday. Juis 10
WARRINGTON Ftpiss. set s. WEDNESDAY, >>pt 30.
WASHINGTON, Fnda,. OF 81 "Wednesday. Nov 5
HFRNANN Frdas. June 70 wednesday. June Is
HERMANN. FRIDAY. gust = Mo.oesdAs, Asg -
HERMANN. FRIDAY. Oct. MednesiAf. Oct 5
HERMANN. FfbdaE. NV 3 WEDNESDAY. Dec J
Prce ~ gassast from New * - >outAAmptoa - BFs
men. frSi cabin sl2c Sccoat 30, SO
An experienced surge. : a'at he'd V ea'A ,'sAmef
MOLiFR' stNDS RiERA. No ~ Broadway. n Y
CA HEI\CkE< \ 90 Bremen
MARrINEAC. CROSkEl CO. >"uthAmlton
WI iSElt\ katre Vl9t
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rsApSU'S COURSE OF BOOK
Professional Notifies.

lanes X. WATERSTON, Professor
al Of Drawing and Painting OIL and Water bees
sy, 10 inform ms former pupils and the public that ne Will
resume ms classes on the 18th INST al hs new resuehce
n. 59 BToadwsv He VIII also teach IN Schools usual
au2 ims
VAIL d ROOT, DENTISTS, late OF No
Y y3 Broadway. have removed to No 10 Bond-st.
SuG I'M
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THE SHAREHOLDERS in the
Il JOVRNEYMEN TAlLORS' COOPERATIVE
UNION. Nc 3 CtahamSt. hereby notified e. pay the
balance ;her shares before the % day o Nov
By order Of the Trustees. JOHN pQNNELLY, Pres.
EDWARD o MAiiov 81 2m'
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r EBANON SpRINGS.-Shortest and

II r. ID
i Icheapest route this delightful Summer Retreat
by the Hudson River boats and Hudson River Railroad 10
Hudson and thence ny railroad and stages 20 The Springs
hy the wxy Of the Shaker City Passengers from New
YORK by morning railroad. will Leave Hudson BY
the o'clock VI tram and at the Springs at y
Phi Passengers from New-York by evening boats o;
trains will Hudson the nert morning at o'clock and
arrive at the Springs q NJ Usual fare upon the Tysf
81 fare from Hudson 70 The Springs, Z %.
T. WATERMAN sapenntsa deat
Hudson, June 9. 1851. lsH ts'
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Ocean Cleaners, 81.

NOR LIVERPOOL.--Lnlted States
L Mail Steamship ATLANTIC, Capt James West 49,
Tins steamer VIII depart with the L. ) Mails for Europe
positively SATt KDAY. Sept 49, at IL O'Clock. VI rom
her berth al the of Canalst No berth secured t
paid for For freight passage having uneGdled accom-
mo.latlons for elegance and comfort Apply 20
EDWARD COLLINS. No. % Wall
The steamship PACIFIC Will succeed the ATLANTIC,
and saIl Sept u. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
INFALLBLE Outward

I Aprhcaton Only THE MOUNTAIN INDIAN LIN
INFNr wa Immediately -riirre and e-ectua!v CUR ohs
Species OF Disease. Muscular and Nervous Affections
k.ccs,-sades 'o- nothing else ~ The FOLLOW ne
diseases M, Muscular ard Nervous Rheunstisn Neu-
yalris Gout Spinal Affections PSray>s, Wthersd LIMOS
Contracted Muscles SIraln>, and SIN JOINTS and =
Very ~ dent that remedy FOR on. 81 these complaints
must lie beneficial for all cf them Fer sale al Ne IL
Br, slwav prce 81 per bottle, WITH prtens Tor Ase aNd
C,riIfcaiss of Cases where !; has been used.
CERTIFICATE cF G. &. EVANS. ESQ.
Totbs Ac,Tfoffks Afsunfgin iHcga Laizegf nereos
c.rtsty tha Was cured If severe case OF NeGf~SA 81
mcr, han two wears standing by only two pes ~
your Iiuuent amer irving the bes; nedEal treatment IN
thus CIV without ans benefit whatever.
G. G. EVANS. Ne 80 PeeSm2n-s,
Nsw-Yoyk, Sgt 6, ISL. S"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
'..,rrp SIrY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
.1TsS HAyENS will resume her School

fr Young LADIES' at the residence Of hel lsle Inn
,-ns rso No 81 Nip'h-st, Second aooT west oi O1
n1' ,i.cs an Wedpesday, 10th Of September, q, =
"mted number Of bOarders VIII be receiver ii'o '''
knsy NAV he had as above also at the Office OF the
CHcot1.n"ance Co No 90 Wall st. Of Messrs ketcn-
Ho~aio ~. e pement No a. william st, and OF n
IN, koftis ~. e. W slI.s, au28tf
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1)iano-fortcs.

NOLAN PIANO-FORTES.-Pur-
llI cAasers of Pianos invited 10 call on the sub
ctes and examine their extensive assortment OF the
above beautiful instruments, made ny hle DAVIS Co.
Boston
The INSTRUMENTS with and without Colemans Hoian
Attachment from this celebrated house are too avoraDy
SHOWN to require enCunum.
O,h.r panos new and old, taken IN exchange.
Money advanced on Pianos
Secondhand Pianos for sale aud To hlIe 80
j. + GOULD co,
Muse Publishers,
.s.f No. 2g7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
rROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

wrNT-ro cOSTRACToEs.-seaIsd Propsssl:,
.I,,.ss p,ono<al for budding Sewer IN ieth-G Wal
s oeee Of he SSn ~. I'd sss II
S, ,esi AZ . O'clock r NJ % build askWkk With the
Necessary RECEIVING BASINS aad CULyEhis, n
tn. plan a the and specifications 6f tns
Srs'n. Of The sane and all ohsr information relsfn<
thereto can be obtained % sppne.n9s 20 we CeFsee
''e'A' ~ NICHOLAS DEAN,
Ill lt PresSeni u the Cro.oh Aqueduet DepAnAsni
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McDONALD& BROTHER having en-

~ arg,d then Mandatory and WareIooms. now Offer
slge ssserment of Rosewood Pianos from g. o., Of ana
os'es atthe lowest manufacturing prces. All mSifu-
"es warranted respect, for two wears, aud tuned
one year gratis. MCDONALD BROTHER, No 2sl
hoSsiS, near Houston->t 50 5m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

EOR HARTFORD.-Change of Days.
i Passage 81 50 Emigrant Deck Passage Sl.-rhe
steamer HERO. Captain J II King. wli leave from East
River steamboat place. Peck slip, every ~ ESDAf
O'Clock For further mfo nation inquire Of the Captain on
board or of SAXTON WEBB No. III South-st Jy7 II
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ENUMERATION NOTICE. - Public

oetoe hereby gIven that Petition hAs ossn ~
ser.es m The Board Of Assistant Aldermen, ioI
m MIDIsON-AV., from 10 Il % ana through ,o.n-
s,.av An persons Interested. HAVING oo1ecnons
sc reou,sted - present the same 10 vntn1 ".ss
- fore nth MT rotor AQgeduct D.pntmen' ssF'
~ 1ssI I'LL lOtl NICHOLAS DEAN PRESIDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

pkMOVAL.-The Projectors Depot
Tor the ssi, of 4ESH Superior Pam Rss.ver re-
mo,ed 10 Ne - Walssrst. u door esst Of bo"eIs,
M, r.Ssnns ~ ;srms al20iMs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
INDIA RUBBER SHOES.-FRAUDl

After all the fraudulent attempts 70 deceive lhe
uublc the combination evidently mean 20 allow me a
preaching Fall Term Of Court 70 pass without tIldl
charge this advance. while there IS plenty tihe
nTerire-and cab upon the combination 70 produce VIZ
nesses-Adollhus Stone and John Bckiord persons IN
Their employ against whom have attachments 70 cvlc
forward and give their testimony ms tney care NOT
do and thew dare not come 70 TRIAL before Jlry.
Ths charge and that the pretended patents Ns
a fraud and and will prove and estabiish u IN O"
whenever the combination venture 10 rlai DeIpie Jy
II they are innocent Of this charge allow the witnesses
come upon the stand and not keep them secreed bng
the case 10 trial before Jury. For eight years nave
charged the Goodyear Patent to be fraud ana s"die
If not let them come before Jury, fairly Untii tS -
done shame should keep YOU all from any more c2wary
attacks IN the newspapers HORACE n DAY.
Owner Of II India Rubber Patents, ana ManuidctuIer
Warehouse 20 Cortland-st New York-JuE 80. auSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

ORGAN PlPES.-The subscribers con- n
~ iinue 20 Manufacture Metal Organ Pipes for the
trade Of superior quality Their customers embrace the
trsi builders IN the country. Pipes v"ced required All
oder, r,s.ctl, solicited and promptly attended 10, hy
FERNS X BROTHERS.
Llm' No. 1913 BoweTy, n Y
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RICHARDSON BROTHERS a co. Liverpool.
PATRICK HENDERSON b co. 6lassow
r s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.

:. MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPh .
u sNY-Fx NEW-ORLEANS direct. via HAVANA
FREIGHT AND FARE REDUCED On THURSDAY,
Sept H. at o'clock y M-The splendid steamship tM-
PIhE CITY 800 tIns burden Tanner, Commander
vii san on THURSDAY. Sept. H., ., precisely bocl9s
= NJ from her pier A. the foot OF warren VITA ths
Government Mails, direct for HAVANA and NEW-OR
LEANS
Chasres passengers transferred At Havana to the spiesdd
double eEglns steamship FALCON ~ . -
FREIGHT TO NEW ORLEANS REDUCED TO N
CENTS PER CUBIC FOOT Specie only taken on freight
to Havana No bills Of ladng Will be signed ai'er the
steamer has sailed
B-Shppers are requested 10 supply themselves WIZ
the Companys Bills Ut Ladng winch may he had on AZ
plicati0u the office No other form will be Sgned
For freight passage Apply AZ the ece Of the Company
No III west-st corner Ut Warren. -
au5OtSll ~ ID kDbbhiS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
~.,cc WHJpPLE'S SCHOOL FOR

d yo,rxC LADIES, corner Of Broadway and 18Th
W Toinn mark will e-open Monday, Sept g.
r. nn Y' and Paintlng taught by Hiss Dram
French a. 10 Nc Parker
connected with the School, viii be gwen from
L.,m. on interesting subjects. Il I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

INNS thanks 10 his friends and the public IN general
Patronage during the past year lie SUI continues
r v .SSce snd Ap5V at Ma $50 West S
w. sio ' ,,en personally from t A NJ or by letter n
~" would take charge Of the Musical Department
b-ho, W." Sill Gs
IA SchC1
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DOSTON PIANOS.-SAFFORD q

IJBRoTHER. Ne 800 Broadway, y Y agents f'r the
iow me we'll known Boston Piano Forte E>taoshmen ts
VI hallett \ Allen. tSuCCessoIs to Brown haiieu y
Woodward Brown; A W. ladd ". Emerson Pi-
Ana. IN rent s2lm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ABOUT pur-
eAssss Pianos Wi hnd u thelr advantage to cab AZ
Gesn osNlsnufset0ry lS$ Euitcnst west of Broad.
SS) general assortment OF mahogany and Rosewood
Pianos constantly hand which Will be sold low Nr cssS
o. sllsoved papsr Dealers supplied Ola liberal terms.
nr " GLENN & co. ie4 falson-st
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DpFNCH and MATHEMATICS.-A

p,ossor Of the above branches wishes 10 occupy his
= - ~ yiving instruction 10 IrIvate pupils: Refer
s,d moulry can be made Of Mr.. II. PEUGNEi No.
y pzpk-st. "
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NOR SHREWSBURY. LONG

! Il BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE, PORT WASHING
! TON, MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCK. tMddietownl
| HIGHLAND DOCK, and RED BANK. The new and
splendid steamboat TiNOM AS HUNT, Capt A II iagger-
y v cave side Peok-sp Pier Eas, RIVER as follows
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CHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-


i CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NEW YORK and LIN ERpOOL. direct and between
BOSTON and LIN EkPOOl-Ihe Boston ships only calf
ing at Halifax And and receive mails and passengers
ARABIA. Capt. -. AFRICA \ Ryns
PERSIA Capt -- EUROPA. T. q. Lott
A>IA.C II Judkns NIAGARA, S'ons.
AMERICA y shannon. CANADA, " Harrison.
CAMBRIA. J Letch
These vessels clear white hght ~ masthead
green starboard hoN. red on port bow
AFRICA. from NEW YORK, "Wednesday. Aux n
CANADA. itom BOSTON. "Wednesday, Sept.
ASIA from NEW YORK. "Wednesday. Sept. 10
AMERICA from BOSTON. " ednesday. Sept n
NIAGARA fi0m NEM YORK. Wednesday, sept %
EUROPA from BOSTON. Wednesday, Oct |.
AFRICA. from NEW YORK. Wednesday, Oct. 8.
CANADA. from BOSTON Wednesday, Oct ID.
ASIA from NEWBORN Wednesday Oct q
~ French Gcrsau and other Foreign Gosls. received
and brought IN common with Brush GsodS. Through bills
Of ladng are gwen m Httre fir NeW-Nwk
Passage from New YORK cor Boston 90 Liverpool, $40.
Berths not secured until PAID for
Freight viii De charged on specie beyond an amount Tor
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board
IL All letters and newspapers must pass Though the
Post Once For freight passage apply 10
CVNARD. Jr 81 Broadway
N.btr ,saIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

JERSEY This Road extends sfom Et.ILABEIH-
PORT So r. - p. -te WHITE HOUSE. y ). red eng
ne s'asnS between aeters o; the rad and EA>roN
- mile.
Leaves Nev-YorS by steamboat BED jacket. from per
NJ :. North RIVER. it A VI passenger. p freight.
AID VI .4>>er-er and bs New Jersey Railroad. foot
Of COrflaui-s' a. 4 VI and and = VI sli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
JAMES II. GROVESTEEN. manufa,
~ g. H. BARMORE offer at their Man

NJ. ufacory ana Wareroom. No 3ig Blocker st, cor
r,r of Charles-si an assortment Of elegant PIANO
TORTES with the metallic frame and reverse bnge, and
nj o,ts, MADDEN improvements $40 3ml
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
DlANO-FORTES.--v. f. HARRl-
NELODEONS Prom the mandatory

L son, NJ 50 Canas;.. ,wSreroom % story Offers f0r
'ae splendid assortment 81 Rosewood PIANOS OF u
me- cciaves with the latest Improvements aug I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
DEGULAk MAIL LINE. via Stoning.

IN, Tor Boston. Providence. New Bedford Taunton
and New carrying The great Eastern ) Mai with
out change detentlunrhe secure and elegant
steamers {. VANDERBILT and COMMODORE leave on
alternate DAYS sundays eHcepttdl Pier No (irSt
haEf above Batter place Al o'clock NJ. For pas
freight apply at Per n g. a, the
Office No \ Battery place I'll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-09
--------1.
UNION CA N d. D A T E
FOR CONGRESS-,
PHILIP A. BOILING.
This Senatorial District.

1t is understood that the Wings of APP
pomattox will take action to-day. relative
to the appointment Of delegates TO District
Convention. We take the liberty Of pro-
posing 10 the Wings Of Campbell and
hynchburg.th that they follow their example
at the meeting Of the party, which has
been called for the County-Court Mon
day.) The Democrats will meet in this
place next Saturday, for the purpose Of
making nomination. IF the Wings do
not act Monday, they will lose whole
month"; one half of the time intervening be-
fore the elec,ion-wih The opposing can
didaic all the while in the field. In this
state of things, no ono can doubt the pro-
pricty-thc MISUNDERSTANDING action.
We therefore invite 1.-The Wings of amp
bell to meet at the Court House next Mon
day, and adopt such measures (n regard
to this matter rand the general organization
Of the party as seem to them wise and de-
mandcd by the occasion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-09

So far as we have been able to ascer-
tain, the action Of the late Convention and
particularly its nomination Of the distin-
guished statesman, whose name graces the
head Of our state ticket, has received the
unqualified approval Of the party. in every
quarter Of the state. For this we were
fully prepared, as, knowing something of
the temper and tastes of the wing party, we
felt confident that no more grateful service
could be rendered them, than to afford an
opportunity Of supporting SO accomplished,
dignifcd and bigh-minded gentleman, so
able defender of their principles and SO
pure patriot as George w. Summers
Not only to the wings of Virginia has the
distinction which his party have awarded
him seemed a just tribute to high desert,
but in other states, where the name Of Jo-
seph Johnson had never been heard, his
nomination has called forth expressions of
warm congratulations to the party:
George W. Summers, say, the New York B>-
press, who has lnst been nominated hy the W igs at
Virginia as thc, candidate for Governor is one Of
the ablest men of the Old Dominion. lie comes
from the Western part of the Stale, but is popular
in all sections Of il. lie is eloquent speaker
very bnsiaess-likc and practical man, and will
make Chicf: Magistrate worthy of the best DAYS OF
the Commonw ealth. Mr. Summers served in Con
gross many years ago and took rank there with the
first mon in the House The election of Mr.. Sum
mcrs would do honor to the Commonwc alth, and
there ought TO be moral power in the State suiii-
cienr to ensure the election of so capable cnndi-
date "
The National htclliseacer and Republic
have both given utterancc to their exalted
estimate ofhis virtues as man, and his abil-
tiles as statesman.
The Boston Alias in giving an account
Of the proceedings of the Convention, says:
"GooRGE WAsHiyGTos SuMMKRs was nominated
As the candidate and we believe he viii be elected.
lie is one OF the ablcst in the country, and one
of the nublest of Virginia
The Wing Press of Virginia is not less
enthusiastic in his praise. We have ulrca-
Ia sssal u lLrl Tho rrspnpsn nf savcro1 rrop,;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-09

to support in the Convention for the nomination
for Attorney General, and one whom the citizens of
his native county, well : the whole State, will
cordially sustain at the pol in December next
His professional aud services in the capaci-
~ of Attorney General Of the State Of Virginia.
heretofore. have proved him fully ruracitted for
the discharge of the important duties Of that office.
I'd when tried hv the test, ':L he capable! is
Il ies kfnY" cannot il to receive their hands
the plaudt, well done good and faithful servant
The Valley Wing says:
I'VE this day inscribe at our mast head, Il e
names Of Summers. VAS. and Baf'er, Republican
Wing candidates for Governor, Lieut.. Governor
and Attorney General. They all men long ui-
ed and true. and such rs the Wings of Virginia
should delight honor with the first Offices within
gift.
No party ever had grc1ter Inducements 10 stimulate
them 10 labor. than the Wings Of Virginia, in the
Apr, aching election. Their Candidate for Gov
ernor particularly, is conceded by their most
bitter political opponents be decidedly the
able-t the Siarc. Ills views upon all ques-
tion- Of the most liberal clararter-alfogciher
IN accordance with the spirit Of the age in which
live ifwiih such a noble champion a. their lead
cr. the Wings Of Virginia do not achieve u signal
vie'ry. they viii richly deserve defeat for all time
to COME
The Virginia Advocate says:
IT i needless for say. that we are -atisf
ed nay mere, that we delighted with tn. no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-09
"Ece1ing Grand.'s

The Hon, Andrew Stevenson, is rcpor.
ted to have said, in his closing address TO
the Democratic Convention, that he never
felt grander'. than he did on that occasion.
We trust that the Hon. gentleman will
make the most of his grand feelings be-
tween now and the day of the election
The "grandeur" of The Democratic Do
miniun bids fair on that day to tumble, and
in lis sudden downfall TO realize the truth
that between the sublime and the ridicu-
lous there is sometimes but o step
Rich. Republican.
We have been told by gentleman who
was present. that the learned gentleman.
not only felt grand" but talked grandly;
50 grandly. that he invoked the members
ofthe Convention. TO lay aside all personal
preferences and act in the spirit Of Hannibal
IF Old, when he was preparing to offer up
his sou, as sacrifice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-09

- Thomas Reid, and Henry Clements,
confined in the Richmond jail under SEN
tcnce Of death, for mutiny and murder on
board the schooner John b. Lindsay, in
January, 1850, made their escape week
or two ago, by boring through the ceiling
or floor over their cell, and thence through
the roof Of the building, from which they
descended by tearing their blankets into
strips anJ fastening them together.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-09

81 The vote taken in Halifax for and
against county subscription Of $4,000
to the Danville Railroad has resulted in
the negative, by majority Of two hun
dred and fifty eight. We inier from some
remarks in,hc Danville Register that anoth-
or trial will be made.