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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-01

That fair spot was another Eden II
had its Eve-and there was the serpent !
| laid my plans craitily-slowly and surel
l played the Hatterer. My voice was soft
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DR. WIN. III. JOHNSON,

Il Ahs w AIs has - iiA' A-NNi
IL permanently located himselfat Amherst C.
House tenders his professional services to the citi-
zens of the village and surrounding ncighbourhood.
DR.. j. can be found at Mr.. L. Daniels Hotel at all
times, except when professionally engaged.
mn I7-wlm
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POstpOncnemt.
nN SALE OF VALUABLEBED-

Tho above sale is postponed until Saturday the
3lst day of May next.
an 2i-t3Ima C. T. WILLS Trustee
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Such was the abrupt termination of the
manuscripts. The writings were doubt
less traced during the last few hours OF ex-
istence-even, perhaps, at the moment
when the messenger of death came to call
the moral to eternity-causing void in
his history which no pen may ever supply.
And this is human glory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15
Now York, Thursday, May -, 1851
Latest News by Telegraph.

The accounts which we publish first page
give very graphic picture OF the excursion OF the
President of the United States, attended by seye-
raj members of his cabinet, to the shores of Lake
Ere. Ateyery point they have been received with
the honors which the people always willingly rem
der to those whom they have entrusted with the
administration of the adaigs Of the country. The
opening Of the Erie railroad has very properly
been deemed an event Of sufficient national impor-
tance to render the excursion universally popular
IND The descriptions of the various movements Of
the highest officers in the country will be read with
great interest.
We hove received further advices from Europe,
brought by the Cambria to Halifax, which will be
found fourth page. The English Ministry
have been again defeated AntiPapal meetings
are still the order of the day, and the Protection
lists still agitate against the free trade policy In
Dublin, considerable excitement on the Catholic
question has prevailed and this has received some
stimulus from very important document, referred
10 in our columns, addressed to the Earl of Shrews
bury by the Earl of Clarendon, the Lord Lieuten-
ant of Ireland. The Jewish Disabilities bin has
passed TO q second reading in the House of Com
mons.
h. France VIC have the same story of disaffection
which has been repeated again and again; and were
1t not that there has been decline in the funds,
should suppose that little political disturbance is
antcipsted However, the apprehension of the
people that attempts will be made to renew the
Eonarchical form Of government, may produce so ne
temporary inconvenience.
The insurrec,ien ia Portugal has been renewed.
The Count of Saldanhas who is probably descen-
aant from the family distinguished in the reign of
hlphonso Y, King OF CASTLE and Leon, has been
recalled by the insurgents, who have been engaged
in battle of two hours duration. Should they
be eventually successful, important results
may arise from this conflict.
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Tur Crrscrvr Cirr.-in consequen,e a Some change
having taken place the arrangements o. the govern
ment, the stfumtr CTctcent cry has Teen delivered
over 70 her owners, and she vii rcsume her regular
rtute 70 Chhgrcs
Fnrs-M about ten O'Clock on Tuesday night,
Gre broke out ~ simpson gun store. spruce street
The iren.fi the spot. but before the FIRE
could hc tNtr, ushta damage done, princi-
paily ny The water thrown from the engines
AcoipFNrs kbout four O'Clock Tuesday afternoon,
man namcd John oien fell from new building ~
1v,ntw tghth street near Third avenue. lie
s'Gefaby injured. ana conveyed 20 the hospital
Yesterday morning. while employed in taking down a
new building isv~sn Icy ara Ccuriandt streets. man
named 80 ntus whlsssSs, his neck broken, and his
head badly cut In two places Wy the falling Of plank lie
wac conveyed TO the hospital a named Patrick
lin,gsh, Wide al work yesterday morning in the cree
ton Of building in Broadway got his foot badly lace
rated. lie was conveyed 70 the hospital
FsIL " Tr.-Abrahsm Matthew, residing in Seven
tcrnth street near seventh avenue fell in Ct supposed
T. lc aroTlexy, about ~ o'clock, Tuesday NJ the
corner Of tloics and Greenwich streets Ofeer Cusic
81 tc Ninth ward. conveyed Mr. Matthews home 10 bis
residence when be had sufficiently revived.
Acc prSI CstssD ~ rar M1iraRy.-Betveen III and
~ O'clock on Iucsdsy. cid eulofed woman named
Willctts and child with her we're knocked down Wy a
military tAt,r cnAorseuaek, during The preparation fr
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Theatrical ana Musical.

ROWrRy YIEsTRE-Jr lIamDlin. the distinguished ira
gsdian-and indeed it is but seldom one--one
ofthe old pure and classic style OF acting where genuine
education and great natural abilities exist. such
be easily discernabe In Mr. lis beautiful pcrtraure Of
the great bsrds mindy appear tonight in the touch
ing character Of Ocfayan. in the Mountancersu lie
hs been playing since Saturday evening and each night
has elected the warest demonstrations of pleasurc from
aud,ao whose attention was undivided because Of the
correct reading and graceful action, and brilliant
corton 81 this eminent artist The part Of floranthc
Will he sustained by Miss s. Denim very promi ing and
beautiful actress The entertainments win close with
the grand dramatic spectacle OF the Wizard Of the
Wave"
Bro.pwAY TprAIRE.-The elegant sketch entitled +" A
Morning Call" in which the distinguished actress Miss
Ardsrton and the great favote and excellent conedian
Mr.. Conway will appear This will be followed by the
grand and impoeirg spectacle Of the Vision OF the SUM-
which from it, great pieudor has had such long and
successful 1hos. who have not Il had better
embrace the opportunity offered il viii not likely be
repeated at least after this week The il
hcent and the astng excellent Dir Lewis. the active
ana intelligent rrompter. takes his benefit tom
evening. He deserves a bumper, and We hope he may
have one
Nrsro's GAnprs-Thc usual Exceedingly attractive
entertainments offered fer this evening. They
menoe with the Eton Boy" Will fine cast and will
h followed by the splendid bauets cf Gisele" and
Lee folcs.n Every night the four sisters Rousset
received with dcafenng cheers, and the stage
srewcd with bouqucts There such favortcs
IN N'w York and we mus, they really deserving
Of the enthusiastic cheers they reccye for their brilliant
accomplishments In the T.rpschorcan art. The father
H. alo very cver a. also Mise Waldegrayc and
ocllent cops DE- Jdi'st
PtHrov's TnrA1Er.-Wbere CO one pas n few hours
with more pleasure and delight than at Buron's this
evening? Twopieces either Of which worth III. price
Of &C mission, offered for the evenings
The fret Is the excellent comedy Of Wild Oats" in
which all the Lending artists will appear II IL pretty
generally admitted that ihoee fine Old comedies per.
formed at Purtens e. we'll AZ at any theatre In the Gu
tire Union, If not better. Burton have KILLED
the starring yt,n. and BY this lac l. ena kc 10
have talent Of superior order approaching every cha
racer IN each piece The orchestra Mcs!c s excellent
N.roSAi rnrArrr-Nothirg can surpass the bril-.
Narry az lp fairy spsct.elr of Tlaiaha he
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iuFEENE tgT-sEcoND JUDICIAL
GENERAL TERM.

GENERAL TERM.
Before Judges Morse, Rarculo, and Brown
This matter up yesterday morning and the court
required the defendant to find bail pending the motion
fora new tiinl and postpor'd the hearing until two
o'clock for that purpose. Al the hour appointed Mr.
Daniel T. tckes appeared and laid he had to
Mr. Wilkes place If business. aud had asccrtsnsd that
since the 18th Of April lie (Mr was therefore un-
prepared 70 cff.ot bail that day and he requested time
70 do do 80 After some consultation the court made
der that the motion for trial In this b. denied
and the proceedings u.r,in be rmittd TO the Court II
Oyer ana Icffnintr, II the county OF Dulchcss. but
nwithin ten day from the entering IL this order the
phiniiu in frror tlal give good and sufficient bail in
the sum a two thousaId i've hundred dollars appear
81 the neat Court Il Oyer and rcrminer to b. held in
The county ofDuchrss and abide I'll. orders and judy
mont Ct tie said Cunt a oyer Tcrmincr such bail
to u taken biore Justice a. this court, for the Sc
ccrd district upon due NOTICE 10 the District Attorney
Of the county q Iutchess-thrn the plaintiff In error
shall have leave t. notice and bring the for
argum ut at the ,,xt This in this district
At the conclusion q the above case, the court adj
iournsd sius III.
D,ssiom--Tte following Tire decisions pronounced
In the present turn.
entJudgmcn q the County Court reversed, and that
Of tie Justice alarmed
Chcglt, q .9aer .qppttor' s-ef1s, S,ma,l C. Scorie
Lanisf S. Cefp. fgsts UsHs Pliascs Chaplin ord ne
Dpiclsss County htB Company hsy,ndsHfs. dgment
q the fTecisl tctIu Affirmed. With costa. The plaintiff
hovt,er. erred In entering two separate judgments
Both should nUN he vacated end only entered nanc
Iro taps ~ i.Nor of al thc defendants.
Joshua Dadty asqsHsf ka,A@Hei l.. G.isroA-proc.od-
ing 80 aside.
Irianin HduyoHi K,spou2,nf. agaitv J4rsg Shylaaa
a,d gtsTs .8tJe0uff ludg msut ~ the County Court
r.vCrs,d and thai ~ the ju.uee affirmed
Bonia W GNstf R,spVaa.ui. aneiau CicriSs Hiring
siof .9Jytfqrt.-Iudg meut confirmed
E6,@0r& HiraudcR RssIaiilstf ogninn William ~ Ian
Vae,Utut Observation-Disclosures affirmed
Ehsot.b Z ~ Larry a a Nathan ~. Gantin.-Ncw
trial granted. c. to sbisc tlic event
fiarn j. iJossf- Ioi oadenf against ne Pysoliyn Gas
Ie1 cowIasF .fgr t'aHffs-Ihe judgment Of the City
CCutt sfiimsd, With costs
Jse'1 = Iale,i assrs Harry gispapsl and others
judgment affirmed. still cots.
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the parade u the Of University place and Tenth
street The old considerably injured The
Fifteenth ward police procured carriage, and conveyed
her home corner Of Charles aud Washington streets
REoATIA.-We understand the sailing match between
the new yacht America and Mr.. stcyenss yacht
Maria is proceeding, and is expected TO last for
day or two
John Gordon aged about % years observed while
under the influence Of liquor to fall of the dock into the
river foot II Liberty street Yesterday the body turned
up the Coroner called to hold inquest The
formerly resided at No 102 Washington street
Verdict, death by drowning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

President Fillmore, Mr.. Webster, and several
other mexnbers of the cabinet, together with large
party of Office seekers, stock brokers. office holders,
6nancicrs ami nondeseripts in politics departed yes
terdsy morning, ut the grand opening Of the Erie
Railroad, for Dunkirk, on Lake Erie, hereafter to
be known as the City Of the Lakes. The sun came
up under a thin veil, looking modest and charm
ing as the most lovely Broadway belle, while the
train Of cars moved off to their destinations and the
brilliant iuminary eoquetted with the clouds during
the whole morning, giving the zepbyrs full oppor-
tunity TO use their wings for the benefit Of the fe
yerxh brows which had been heated in the journey
from Washington. The day could not have been
pTopi, IN all respects for the distinguished
travellers, whose position at the head Of the conede
raeJ has commanded for them such attentions as the
delegated power Of great people must always more
or less receive on such occasions.
This tour, which is very unusual one in the his
tory Of this country, since the President Is
panied by several members Of his cabinet, has n
great popular interest on this account, well a. be-
cause the President and the heads Of the depart
nents at Washington arc virtually acknowledging
the great national importance of the Eric Railroad
which viii be, indeed, national work when the other
roads, contemplated and completed shall uaite with
II in dis ibutiny the products Of labor throughout
the length and breadth Of the United States. Yet
th'' tour "hl not be 50 protracted one as may be
imagined. ! nc holiday, with its immediate pur
Poe WIN an us mas iue'aae o. ambition ana IN
'eh'on' Tor inc common JOY, WIZ III DC over on tue
an ~ " NC Iretiocht ana MS associates az Dun
E4E. - that pontth TWO OF three candidates
,or me PRESIDENCY, ar fHmoFe' Mr. "to-
sicr, pcrclnnce hr. Crittenden, viii Keep
meek all neck together, because each one has a.
olose wa'ch upon big neighbour g that no one can
have ne advantage Of the start but ~
soon a. The waters Of Lake Lrie send down
their rcireshfg breetes 70 hsigorate the souls aud
ambition r these c'-lAdatcs i9f the highest office
under The skies o. the whole world, there will BE
under ground and upper ground AMI over ground
movements, without parallel IN the history fanny
Political races Whatsoever, u which the whs party
y hi country have furnished the competitors u
I'll great metropolis Il i admitted iiat le great
- cuhutio 10 was excited a. NE appearance y
Mr. Webster. lie We the lion o. ne party.
President FILLMORE probably "in cut away N
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Political Intelligence.

MEETING MEMBERS CONVENTION AT Al
sANYTo day has been assigned for the meeting of the
democratic mbers Of the Constitutional Convention
which framed the present constitution Of this State
Their object j. to denounce the Canal bill contrary to
the spirit Of the constitution. The proceedings will be
oked with interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15
From Joseph IIosre, Esq, New York city

New York, July 81, lA7 Gents-After having suffered
many attacks Of Dyspepsia in its
FORM exhausted hopes Of being able TO obtain
any relief induced to have to the
genated Btters prepared by Dr. George b. Green OF
Windsor, VT, for which are his agents IL gives me
great pleasure that its effects have been
highly benehca rdcatng the disease and restoring me to
good health sincerely hope that oil who may be suffer
ing dreadful disease viii be induced TO give the
in the result. JOSEPH HOME, no. - W al street,
For sale by A. b. D. Sands; 100 o Fulton street A l.
Coddngton 1903 Hudson street and 7o Broadway N YORK
and by the druggists generally in the United States ane
Canada.
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only article IN tie tnyerso That WI rcnlcr DARK roue,
rseklcd, pmTsd seow fk.ns clear and tran srarent,
without SPOT ~ Flemish Thee dei0rmitiet being essen
TALLY local. require ouy local remedy. Uouraucs Nedi
Gated Soap acts tie capillary yescls Rhd creates har
mony n action and natural ure tons q tar skin Newafe
a. lot0n r0Wder &c. which depres tie vital machinery,
ard procure the pandoras tox IL evils which they profess
G0ufamdF soar sfoundoRy 1T bis old established
lAhulatory. u Malker street, car BroadNay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

you those beautiful Cater Boots from e TAT Mr. Nil
ler ia Canal street 70 be sure g 1t possible Catharne
ali tie ladies' What does lie ask for them 1.-TWO dol
lars oniy less than many ebarge-and he has Handsome
second quality Slippers aud Tee at liz sllings Toilet Slip
ELoes VOW ever saw hs declare shall cali there
to.merroy-vLsre did you. ray y vasr' -
"i3i Canal street,. u. MILLERS.
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Common Council.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Yesterday evening this Board met at the usual hour
and in the absence Of the President Alderman Smith
was called the chair The roll being called there
only members present, ana they adjourned until
five O'Clock this (Thursday) afternoon.
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To PAPER Makers.

The undersigned wishes to make contract for print
Ing paper suitable for the Nev York Herald The amount
required win be over hundred thousand dollars
worth per snnum. For further particulars manufac
urers Of paper will please communicate with the pro-
prietor JAMES G. BENNETT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

Counting Rooms for the study practice of Bookkeeping
long established at = Cedar street removed 70 f
Broady OF Duane street where Mr. Marsh will be
harry 10 receive pup future Circulars supplied mp
Pile ator For tale, 81 arshs Course of Bookkeeping, 20
r the last and most beautiful work published the
subject containing complete of books in colors
Bound and gilt, price 81 %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

housekeeping friends viii Ind very aceomfnodhtnx
sdesn.n business with. They have hesitation in
showing all the varieties qualities aud les 81 the different
brct in the carrctng line With wbis their store u stocked
and they will dispose Of them at prices low ~ the same
he bought for store In New York This they
mice u do and will perform and hence commend them
70 the attention % all purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

Professor Farraday That the neres aIs the con
that life health wholly dependent upon its dsrbn
that it would be both folly and weakness to doubt
what has been tested thousands Of times and
be easily proved that this new discovery Wats Nervous
Antidote is inalbe in producing this distribution and
that health strength have Invariably followed Can
be had at l02 Nassau street. 81 bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

for Straw. Panama and othet summer Hats is Mt hand
and strangers from the South and elsewhere
making their purchases the 10 those
public generally GENIN would say. that his styles Of
Straw Panama, and other Summer Hats for gentlemen
and children of both already out and that they
include all the various modes expected to be in
Paris during the we'll various original de-
signs. GENIS, 2l4 Broadway, opposite st. Paul's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

VII on Saturday Nay t the fashion Tor
mems hite Beaver Hats This sty will be adapted to the
for which II intended and for beauty OF fabric aud
outline, not equalled large assortment Of Panama Log
horn and Straw ats for gentlemen, boys and children
superior style and quality.
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English Imperial Three-Piy Ca.peting. 70

New York hsrket. a No. ~ Bowery, HIRAM Az DER
SONS Celebrated Cheapest CARPET Estahhmeht "a the
United states Thrte-Fy CARPETS ss Vd 7s' os - Der
yard. Creates. bargains ever ohcrod
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Green Turtle.-Just received. by the steam-

er Brother Jonathan from Jansca lot Of superior
young Turtle Hotel keepers and others be supplied by
applying at Bayards No. State street N BSoup aud
Steaks constantly hand and served ct all hours Of the
iau and evening. PETER NJ bAlAKD.
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correct time in pockets until tried Of J. Y.
Savage tine keepers TRY one you want the correct
time Tie Richclieu Gold Pens. the merits Of which IL
quite unnscsary say anytLnz ire sold exclusively
by j. y. g., at 81 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

Goldsmith, 81 10 Broadway will receive pupils for pri
yate instruction, Tuerdays Wednesday, aud Thursda
at hours most convenient the pupil fers SIS for the
course, including stationery.
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L. Cd, D. &c. IT,, g., psr yard-at ~ Eowery. HIRAM
ANDIRSoSS. Threo-Pfy stair Carpet g., os FER yard
Brussels stair Carpet, g. per yard. Eht spacious sales
stocked with beautiful Carpets and OIL Cloths At lew
Irees.
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OF Perfection hitherto unequslled being taken BY
WHl1EHUksT, at his Gallery $40 Broadway, corner Of
Leonard street. single look at these Of art will
tiy the most fastdous that in this in other de-
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SIR HENRY LYTroN BCLwEE AND Mr.. ". +.
TIFrER THE MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
We publish, IN another part Of our paper, a report
of the recent anniversary of the Maryland Historical
Society, at which Sir Henry Bulwer, Mr.. Martin
+. Tuppcr, the English poet, and the Hon. Waddy
Thompson, distinguished themselves. Sir Henry,
il appears by the report, is always peculiarly
happy in his Maryland speeches. His effort
last year was a highly appropriate and SEN
sible one, ard this last one is even an i'm
proyement upon that. 1t is effort without
an efort-a straightforward, agreeable, tasteful
speech, that has the fervor Of rankncss upon its
very face. AIR. Tupper's speech, also, is an adj
mirable improvement on his last public address of
this Kind, and is worthy Of respect, as giving evil
dence the part Of its author to study deeply
than many Of our educated citizens, the historical
points Of interes, relating TO this country. The
speech Of Mr.. Waddy Thompson, Of South Caro-
lima, was, also, just such IL refreshing in
these days, when every man is expected to show
his colors on the Union question. Taken alto
gether, therefore, the Historical Society Of Mary
land has been particularly fortunate in having
such agreeable addresses at their anniversary, and
we hope New York will ave similar honors 10 boast
Of ut our future anniversaries, which have been
wretchedly ia. during the present season.
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straw Hats for children Many novelties have been
duced In u production OF these light and elegant Summer
Hats BANTA LOG Canal street has their wants
and supply Il lady equesrans with Straw Riding
Hats most beautiful and appropriate article for lady
horseback His stock Of chdrens Hats embraces
roy and style in this city well those Of foreign
LII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

patent Tapestry Ingram Carpets Rugs Table Covers,
window shades, 30, at unparalleled low prices, at -
cheapest carpet establishment In the United States. Also,
Ingram Carpets at b. 49, 6s and g. yard. Call and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

suggests change OF ranent: IL 1T be object TO select
from the largest and stock in the city then call tho
great Clothing House Of DE CRAw l. Co. l39 Fulton st.
between Broadway and the Herald osee ls Fulton
n
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The the weather has given an
tns comfort to the pypeptes who the control
THE persevering maady, fretfu the
frne Use Hutchings Bitters. This popu
will Danish the disease entirely from
tem render those who give it fair trial strong
healthy Ii be procured Wholesale retail OF the pro-
pretor at his principal Office faiton street. stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

Broadway leaders OF fashion for Of late the get their
hats Of him. It's nothing strange though for his tiles have
long been Acknowledged by the ladies to be the hano
in the ety. and We wear them yoach for their
durability.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

WnhT rs GES. Se0TT's OriUcyoy rm Ftsi.
1--WE SLAVE LAw!-This question begins to be dis
cussed among the wings Of some u tue Western
states.
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splendid French Wedding Cards, silver

bordered rain porcelain engraved and printed in gold
and plain styles, in the most fashionable Also
Wedding Envelopes from the most celebrated manuae
ers Of Paris and London at EyERDELLs Broadway cor
NJ Oman str