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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-23
I5ETTER yFRoI. GEN FooTE.

seeing Won in Lexington, a few week. since 10
gEatIfied me highly by wing your entire oppf
sifontosthe assenbl ling Of The proposed soutter
iCqneress, and by auth6Ffzing me to make tIlatfa
pnbiicsIfHI chose To dosso. Since thai period
have referred to your change of position upo
thjspointr repeatedly;inp pnblic speeches. this
lis the really pracGcaI noint Ielt open between III
1.-TWO par s.now tending FOR victoryin MIssis
isippi, or at least may be garded as eu
bracing aii.others ttrnstsYou wi How a d oil
and warmly attached friend 10 enquire ysllelhe
your views have gund gone my 5changesinee W
last met, or whether you agree with me in beinl
utterly: 10 the sending Of f.delegates tron
our own Stateyto. that Cong gress, and apPIehsn,
ther refrom the most dep lora BILE sconseqn qnepcess9
&. am noa as lshayei eve + been, your devoted
I.trieod, ID hse5tsd sBs etH.sS.F t9O0AE,a
II Hon; =. u WILKINSON; 4ssa s5sas sssS s5ssa
H z tgs sFr77,58 4sssstzs2 sssssaa
4 : : : 4 4sIs.sC.7 4 WILKINSON REP Ys.ssfsss
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you' . Wlo.p pfs f hl2gst e as
you 90 s'ts 2
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my an excuse sss hesaea. = aql a{a
toss 70
y ont OF t lne Pg9llc view, as hayeoeen iersal
llioY! NY us
on 70 oe W ~ y!
pleased, however, to allpde TO my views in your
public speeches. it may be Just myself as well
as eourIeous 70 yon, to state them and
fairly. .a H. ,s.i,4s. t;,sg. .s.ss,s,
4 believe, (and have recently stated this belief
10 and ~ The lew pubic fPeeGhesl
have made,) that tor ~ MtssssgpP 4 to meet South
Garollna Or any 9Ie " Fso9tneEn ,s!e slaHe lP
less procedure have usually however, i not al
ways folloWed wed such declaration with an ex.
preston of my sense OF the great Importance of
the general CO operation OF the planting States ln
some measuFe9t as delence OF g oisale
against their ights. i tis oply troma conYiGtion
that such CO. operation cannot for the present be
obta ned and tr9m an g IeoPsEd!se
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-23
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Vol. VIII. ].
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-23
REDUCTION, REDUCTION.

e0N! IRON.! fRONt!!g IRON!.!! ]!
At Reduced Prices. ass
eO AAn LBS. ni Hughes Iron receiv.
which we are now offer
or cash OF to punctual dealers al the fol-
wing rales: - - 5s....s,
Plough and Tire Iron at
tl"rse shoe Bar IS IS st~4se 53 fsH
Nail Rod !" /" 6 sss
English and country Blister Steel; 49, -
AsU, Cast Steel; ss.issfsss5 = ss,g.
Horse.shoes and Nails;
Constantly on hand at the lowest prices.
August IL. IL, Ls Z iY.sSNs Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-23
WIN. Isle RARER, .
AN7EQYMMY "A II LAW

ATTORNEY a Il AAW9
DRAClICES, as heretofore, in aIlthe Courts
Of Jefferson, Berkeley, and Clarke counties.
4, Commissioner for the neighbOriug, and ALI the
,ys,,ero States, he will take the acknowledg
rsp, al and AUTHENTICATE under his SEAL OF
DPFlCE, any instrument of writing to be used
sad States: and as
NOTARY PUBLIC
!, Jefferson county, lie will administer affidavits,
i,te dep,si,ions and acknowledgements of deeds,
tDrgages. &c, TO be recorded in any Of the
kcrntips id Virginia.
Charlpsrown, Dec 81. i85O.--F. T copy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-23
ss5'EE'7 ONE:

.
Ono hour lost in The mofnir,g by laying g ia bed
wfli'pnt back alI,the blsine of the day: ~
Ole hour gained BY BY rising carly = worm Sne
One nnFbjy animal viii learn in|
cofnbstiy BAD tficks Tie BibIA says " one suns
neI destroys -mg ch good \: 3 4 "a
One dfunGard viii keep family poor and
make them misFI able. 5a;ss !.
one vie tbatsta telling how 4tlne her ,
3eiahhoE dresses, and low Iil de SHE VIII
appear much better she:3sa rs se9lt aoile'
S One husband ii Il is sious or lazy, and
ms fatitiI of necessaly cotnlpf sucti
as i6eit bols epjoy as desl pie e
a husband as he oIght IS 81. is
One newspaper ds one goad tflng la essis ~ .:
family. & "a q
siseuI1Ts aFB3 A1slt. young
man m went itltc on S'as
tnfdhY evening IN com 8one etssss'
if;ents to bathe. liter dis5ng seyeral times,
and renisining for sones i'm the satef. he
tltied To- come out attets taking one more
dive ~ Nv wa Sfof adding a little variety 10 The
ooet lie miEde this last tta onS
and sihe fesnt vas that, as sId pinpEed INTO the
" she elasticity of the ained In his
hat sas such as 10 forge his assad suddenly and
@ IL orione side, such power as q
break his neck. I. lie lived iopg enotsg io fnake
4 siosI ina the water to comp MONS wile
bronsIt birn ott and him home, where
lie died shortly atte .flaIsts,a Iig.ss: Il
The Rev John sIer1pont aatior OF the
liollnwtna geuls
lottlboIq 70 the rs 81
Iso catch the thrts ss1tiak q up
iB And shns the oak gcta5 5hii y
iBv har ing water IN NJ ssfSllpsf {
And soitnust sos aneH al: I.
TsSiois aud mn liz atst 81 NIL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-23
-s5IRTT ., JEFF ERSON.
JAMES w. BELLER.
- con,,En- -noaM OLE s..vALLEY
a,aford Fire Insurance Company

Il
{. HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
= ..,,,,4 1870 Charter perpetual. Capita
l.'PoToOl PooO lOith pO'cer Of inereaslngitto 900
rortc Buildings, Manufactures, Mills,
Dy,E..bioery. Dwelling Houses, Storess Mer-
j nao"u S.'S uousehoId Furniture, Vessels on the
sha9o'se ,yhiIein port, &c. &C., will beinsared
st0Sks =, 80 low as the risk will admit.
81 f9.So rSS,;oos for Insurance may oe made of
APPllcS''O"O B. w. HERBERT,
AGENT for Jefferson county, Virginia,
.hss1ce of the Agent from Charlestown,
IHinIp NJ RpowE. ESQ.,, who will attend to them
@".,Iv Persons al a distance address through
ths H'o"Io n, all Church buildings and Clergy
~ N';.toarsonal - property the Agent will present
Gea ea.SIp%issions in reducing the amount of3pte-
Hal' 80. .O''1r m the risks thus arising.
n'as 'aseember 10, l85O.-ly
LIFE ASSURANCE.
~, N,r,osAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE So.
IA' c1ETY, OF LONDON. f.is
.c,rr.L 50, 500, ,OOO-SURPLUs S4l2, ,o27 90
PRINTED statements explanatory ofthe busi
"sss. and the Bd vantage of life Ass dFahce,
Iii be furnished on application TO
va B. w. HERBERT.
n, his absence, applications canbe madeto
DR.. G. r. Mason,
Medical Examiner, CharieStO1rn,
Dr. JOHN y. STARRY,
Medical Examiner, H~Pers Ferry,
Dr. ]. II. Taylor,
Medical Examiner, ShePherdStotCn.
Chsrtpstown. Oct. 30, 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-23

i aiobr, AS tlien III Is
ilie duty OF goYeFnment,
y tile haltef or tbe axe
gainst ihe sovereign
iat aIsail IS tt to you or
/ Flghs g q g 5. sla ats seee sslIIon1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-23

s.5 CHA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-23

& Fng DRouea g'fe tanners oi. HE Interior.
os s,ennsyI Isania 4 have been conn ll. many
snlsces, I6 feed heir cattle on bay, lle gFass be
M So much burnt mp 81 he want sis gair!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-23

Since tite ritiSnufi Of lie u ankees IN seafning
md sailing, Yalkee Dooale dc should be changed,
IA EnGiand 10 Yankee doodle did.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-23
LIFE ASSURANCE.

r., NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE So
c1ETY, OF LoNDOE.
|c,yraL 80, 500, ,OOO-SURRLUs s4la,o27 90
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-23

FoF1tsi. d s al iiElii " iiFauEft S.: hest
Brood Mare TOT hsa 5Faneht s /: hest Sialli1a for
quick dFauEhl1s eest, eEesa Mare for qpiels
AFusfe i5fss Iie s. tst pain at nfaEehed HOrses
s; best saJdIe Et6isas Mare 1Or Gelding. 3; best
pair ofdraDght a1ssess-3s hest team q dF1lghE
GF coli 3 besl,2 year flleE qt eolt, q hesf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-23

afteF the Sd flie 81 sea
Knot obly tie elis, it
10 pnnisli reGeti.on 81
aud since fes9i 1tlen Z
WHY ii bsi liol ofss
your party % sssrt =.
rs q = Is : ). II ( isSiIi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18
New YoRS, Sept. Is.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is.

The LATE NEGRO RIor. - GREAT Ex-
olTEMENT The greatest excitement
still prevails in reference to the negro
riots. A public meeting has been call
cd and Governor Johnston appealed to,
to call on, the military. The Governor,
IN acknowledging tie receipt Of tho
communication. says that he is anxious
to preserve the pcacc,-ihat a number
of the offenders have been arr csted, and
tha, he believes that the stale auhori-
ties are competent to viDdicale the law,
A reward Of $1,000 has been offered
for the arrest and conviction of the RIO
ters. The United States Marshal and
20 policemen wen, again today, to make
further arrests.
CoorERsTows, n Y, Sept. l5.-
James Fennimore Cooper died sudden
ly at his residence in this town, AT o.
clock, L. M.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

Fatal ACCIDENT ON TINE STosrSoros
RAiLaoAs.--Mr. iona than Reynr ds, Of
Mtcktord, was run over by the freight
train irom Stoning,on, at Davis Cross
ing, between East Greenwich and Wick
!erd, yesterday morning, and instantly
killed. lie was approaching the Rail.
road in a carriage, aud his horse became
frightened by the whistle of the engine
and ran; and when crossing the road
broke irum the carriage, leaving it upon
the track. Bei're MIR. Reynolds could
clear himself from The carriage he was
struck by the engine and instantly killed,
aud his body badly mangled.
Mr.. Reynolds was respectable and
worthy citizen of North Kingslown, aud
has represented the town III the State
Senatc.-Pror. Post.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18
M, The following lines, inscribed OH

eJ-The following lines, inscribed OH
board, have been put up at Table Rock
on the spot where Miss Rugg fell and
met her death.
"Oh woman most beauteous Of the human race.
BE careful Of = dangerous place.
Miss Martha Rugg, at the age Of rs,
Was launched into eternity"
A correspondent Of the New York
Evening Post claims that there is much
beauty Of sentiment in these lines, and
that they only lack the knack Ct express
sion. lIe gives the following improved
version -
"i.ovelicst and last creation Of the skies.
oh woman, tread with care where danger lies |!
Young Martha Rugg forgot that caution here,
And perisbed in her ree.and.twenteth year"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

from Savannah, which states that tie
steamer Pampero is blochnced by a rev.
enue schooner near that city.
Another letter states that Gonzales
is preparing an expedition of 1000 men
at Savannah, for another demonstration
upon Cuba. ,....
The Wind6eld Scott, ut New Orie ans,
reports the total loss Of the ship Mary
Ellen from New York, of Key. West, ON
the 22d ult.. also that three other ves-.
scIs, names not mentioned, were dis
mastcd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

TWe are sorry, says the N. 4.
Courier & Enquirer, to learn from the
following extract written by .ur Consul
nj Bcyrout, that our Minister resident
at ,Cons,antinople, the Hon. Geo. p.
Massh, WAS dangcrously i'll ut 'Saied;---
His very anxious friends will anxiously
look for fresh information in relation 10
his health. The following is an extract
from u letter dated
BEYRovT, Aug 5,h, 1851
"I have some fear shall be detained
by the ilIncss OF Mr.. Marsh, cur Minis
ter ut ConstIntnepIe, who, with his
family, is lying very III OF the Dead Sea
fever, at Saied near the Sea- Of Tiberi-
US. mean hIIsscl' aud wife. they are
dangerously i'll. They have been trav-
eIlng in EsyP since last winter, and
have travelled 80 slowly that the hot
weather has overtakcn them before they
have finished their tour. They are two
months too late. very much fear the
result. Allah Kerim, (God is gra-
cious, therefore we hope"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

A DivoRcr CASE IN CoNsEcTicuT.--
Mr.. Chancallo. s. Barber peiitioned the
Superior Court Of New London county,
Conn, a, the Angus, term, for divorce
from his wife, Phoebe A., on he ground
that she is guilty Of hatItual in,emper.
ance and the excessive use Of morphine,
which under the Connecticut statute OF
1880 furnish good cause Of divorce.
Judge Church has denied the petition
for the reason that the practices com
planned Of were encouraged by the petit
toner hi'nsel, AMI the resul, OF his own
fault and negligence,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

-.- ----.------.--------- r. -
srThe Fair Il Providence is an cx.
hibiiion worthy OF the industry, enter
PRISE aud talent Of the State, and re-
fleets the highest credit upon our cili-
zens. II is held in the halls over the
Rail Road Depot which are admirably
adapted Tor the purpose. Thcre is a
large collection and grea, variety Of all
manner OF articles most Of which have
been manufactured in this State. We
do not deem il nee cessary to go into par
;iculars az TO the nature Of the articles.
becarse they are nearly all from other
portions Of the State, and consequently
our readers " i'll not ieel that interest in
statistics which they would il this town
was largely Interested and represented
there.
The only articles which we noticed
kom here were the excellent Cooking
Ranges Of VIM. II. Bliss an improved
Hay-cutung Machine Of Cornell & Den.
mis- Pine Oil and Burning Fluid, Of
Philip Rider Daguesreo,ypcs Of }. A.
Williams /; and Dental and Toilet ar,i-
sles, Of X. z. Hazard & Co
The Horticultural Department is par
ticularIy fine, and is equal to anything
OF the kind which we have ever witness
ed st the New York Fairs.
The Fair has been attended by i'm
mcnse crowds, every day we noticed
great many of our citizens there FRI
day. IL will continue open until Tues
day evening, probably, and we trust that
all those who can make il convenient,
and who have not already been, will 60,
to-day or tomorrow. We can assure
all that it will most amply repay them
tor the trip.
The annual Address was delivered
Friday afternoon, at the First Baptist
Church, by DR.. Wayland, President of
Brown University. The Address con-
tnihed large amount Of useful and val
liable statistical information, particular
~ in regard 10 Agriculture. But some
"i the sentiments which Dr.. Wayland
advanced were past all endurance. He
to X the broad locofoco free trade ground,
and advocated il, with all his power. Al
though DR.. Wnyland IL an exceedingly
learned and able man, still, this subject
Il Tariff Is one upon which his mind
has always been fcggy,-and, in his
advancing years, he seetns To he more
shaa ever beciouded. Dr. Wuyland has
always been flee trade locofoco, and,
on this account, We were semcwiiat sur.
priscd 10 find him announced as the ora
rsr On diis occasion, inasmuch as
Rhode Island 10 most notoriously a
strong Tariff State, and is very much de
pendent upon her Manufacturers for her
prosperity and wen!th, and these can
issi be- successfully carried on without
just such u Protective Tariff AS the
Wings lave always conteateJ for.
The particular poru Vi OF DR.. Way.
lands Address 20 Which we take exccp.
tions gave marked ,iissa tisiaction to
maHy present-and quite number lett
the house. Even although he enter
iuins such-senti,0ents, il wac extreme
had tss,e TO introduce them on such an
'eccasiaa, when they were ca.irely Nm
called fer, and when he was addressing
Society, the members Of which we're
dependent for their prosperity upon those
very PRINCIPLES which he denounced.
We shall speak Of this Address, nt a
future time, alter it is published.
~ The (.ermaniups arc 0ivin1 Com
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

~ A despatch from Washington says:
"There is no intention OF removing Mr.
Owen, Consul at Havana, unless, after
full investigation, il should be demand
cd-he having acted consistently with
the Presidents proclamation"
EAsTpoRr, Sept III.
Extensive fires have been raging Tor
a fortnight South and West Of Lubec,
as far as Mount Desert, a distance Of 90
milcs.--Culler Mill Dam Company, at
Cutler, whose timber is estimated worth
$4,000, has been swept clean also
four thousand acres belonging to John
Balcb, ship builder, at Prescott 1t was
with difficulty he saved ships on the
stocks. His loss il about $4,000.
In Perry several farmers have lost all
their TIMBER.
Deer Island was also swept OF all the
timber.
BarQue voIante, from st. Andrews,
bound to Liverpool, ran ashore in the
smoke, on Friday last and stove her
bottom. Sho was towcd into 81. An.
drews. Partly insured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

co The floating bridge across Lake
Champlain is completed, and trains Of
cars now regularly pass over il. Boston
is now connected by railroad with Lake
Ontario, by way oil Burlington, W, as
well as by way Of Albany.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18
Tnr C~ueou oummes SsrrLeo.-

The CeURoH QUbsTrON StrTLtD.-
Syracuse hes 25,0U0 people, and 20
churches. Newsuryport has $4,000
people and Is churches which beats
Syrac lsc But here comes old New
port II. l., with the boast OF 10 church,
es to $500 people, thai is "a church for
every 500 Of her inhabitants This
'taLcs down the crowJ."-.-N Y. Err
press.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

The LATE GENERAL LLoPEz--Narciso
Lopez, who has lost his life ignominous-
y at Havana, was born OF wealthy par
ents in Venezuela, in 1899. Hc was the
only son OF his parents that grew to man
hoo |, though he had number Of sisters.
His father had "a commercial house in
Caracas, branch Of which at Valencia.
in the INTERIOR was placed under the
charge Of Narciso at al early age. Du-
ring the troubles of 1914 young Lopez
sided with the popular party, but after
wards enlisted in the Spanish army,
when fortune turned in its favor, and a,
the end OF the civil war he was made a
Colonel when only twen,y-threc years
OF age.
After tie Spanish army evacuated
Venezuela, Lopez went to Cuba where
he remained and established himself in
lie, soon making himself conspicuous by
his advocacy Of liberal principles. Dur
iny the first Carlist troubles he chanccd
to be in Madrid on private business.
Having joined the royallst party he was
made aid-de-camp to the commander-in-
chief, Gen. Valdez, and received sever
al military decorations. He was honor
e with several important Offices by the
Queen, and finally was made Governor
OF Madrid. Afterwards, as Senator
from Seville, he is said to have made
the condition of Cuba his especial study
and the expulsion Of the Cuban deputies
| from the Cortes induced him to resign
his Offices and return to the Island
There he held several posts under the
Captain General Valdez. Finally he
undertook the working OF an aban-
doncd Copper mine in the Central De-
parImcnt, where he is said to have em-
| ploycd his time in nstiling liberal prin-
ciples into the minds of the populace.
In lS49. when he thought every thing
| was ripe for revolution he came TO the
United States and got up the immature
and worse than useless attempt al an in.
vasion, known as the Round Island Ex-
Pedltion. In May, 1850, the famous in
vaslon and sudden evacuation of Car
dcnas took place. In August, 1851. he
again landed in Cuba at Bahai Honda.
His followers were speedily destroyed
or captured and he himself, a fugitive
among the mountains, was taken on the
9th OF August. On the lst of Scplem-
Der, 1851, he suffered the ignominious
death Of the Gairotte, at Havana
These are the principal events Ola life,
remarkable Tor its Inconsistencies.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

0u-The season has commenced again
in this town. A few days ago the hotels
were nearly drained, bn new they are
filing up again. There are over IS at
t,e Bellevue House, snd newcomers
are arriving by every boat. The Presi-
de Is arrival will probably draw a
lar 90 crowd ere.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

CosT or Law ~ BELGiuM.-The ex-
penses to the iamLy OF the late Count
dc Bocarme, convicted of murder in
belgium, were $4,000, Of which $4,000
we're tor clerks aud Witnesses ices, &c,
AID $1,000 to tie four lawyers who
were employed for the prisoner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

UTThe first locomotive ever used in
the United States is still in good run
ming order on the Little schuylkill Rail
road. II was bull, in Liverpool, Eng
land, by Edward Bury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18
Bp .Vcle9rapb.
BosToN, Sept y.

BosTos, Sept ..
A letter received from Manchester,
N. H., this morning states that the son
Of the Hon. Danl Webster is very dan
gerously sick. -.
The Secretary Of State arrived in the
city to-day. from Franklin, in, improved
health.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

IPThus far the colleges in the Unit
ed States this year, have conferred the
degree Of Divinity on forty seven cler.
symen. This 10 quite an accession to
Lilo ranks
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

CnRE sea DisrEMrgR IN Docs "A
writer in the Richmond Whig pronoun-
ccs horehound an iniallibe remedy for
the cure Of distemper in dogs. II should
be boiled 10 u strong tea, with piece
el lard added thereto, (.ay s large rs a
hens egg,) and given us hot rs the dog
can bear.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

~ We are indebted TO our friend
George Harrington, Esq, OF the Treas
ary Department, for valuable public
Documents, Tor which he will please ac-
crpt our thanks.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

A FrRoeiors BIRp.-A gentleman in
Nantucket, while driving TO Siascon-
Get, found his horse suddenly attacked
by an owl. The horse ran away, tho
carriage was demolished, and the gen.
Il, man vas compelled 10 finish his jour.
ney on horseback. -Mp Bcyord Me,-
cory.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

The Cincinnati Nonpareil says two
sons Of the lat. Gen. Lopez arc among
the students Of ST. Xavier College in
that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18
Nee,ing ofMe President and Lord El

Eeesr1g 0J We lreSideW ana L<OTd Ia-
gin.-lt Will be seen by the private des-
patch from Washington, in another COL
umn, tha, President Fillmore and sev-
eral members ofhs cabinet will attend
the Railroad Jubilee next week. The
President will meet with IL most hearty
welcome from the people Of Boston and
OF New England. His presence will add
ecIat to our Railroad Jubilee, and be in
,hehighcst degree complimentary TO our
city authorities, and their distinguished
Canadian guests.
Lord Elgin will .a.so bc prescr,, with
his Staff aud Ministry. We are proud
to announce that tie highest officer OF
the United STAKES, will meet the Cover
nor General OF the British possessions in
North America. in our city. Both OF
those distinguished personages will be
the guests Of our municipal authorities.
The event will be zone of a National
character, and cannot fail Of being al
ten led with good results.-,RoSioa Atlas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

~ In consequence Of the nhsence Of
Judge Sprague in Europe, Judge Pit
man, Of this State, is holding the U. S.
District Court in Boston.