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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-15
wHITTIER,s sew POEM.

We copy from the New York Independent
the following poem relating to Samuel sewaIl
a Puritan Judge Of some celebrity in New Eng
land, whose participation in the Salem witcheraft
persecution is said to have been the subject of a
bitter repentance and unhappiness in his old age.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-15

Earnings for IL mOnths..........o sI,O2l, ,72s GA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-15

THE PROPHECY OF SAMUEL sEwALL,
A ID. 1897.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-15
a Good Tree is Known By its Fruits !;
sol A
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the ConsumptiTe, and all those who are suffer-
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known and Justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
R. ]. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Would to the people of Cleveland and vicinity


that he has taken an
0flce No. 90 ST. Clair Street.
Al who are suffering from the ab named diseases,
ny ether complicated complaint of years staining.
formed that they can consult the Doctor u FREE OF
CHANGE. a
1t is hoped that viii despair Of cure until they
have gven the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine fair and
faithful triSl. ~
r During the Doctors travels in Europe. West Indies
East Indies, South America and the United States, he has
been the Instrument in Gods hand health and
vgor thousands who up and pronounced incar
able by the most eminent Old School Physicians nay
more thousands who the verge Of the gTaVe
now LIVING MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Doctors
skill and successful treatment, and daily
Blessed be the day when first and partOok OF the
lEd an Herb Doctors Medicine "
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and advice free The poor shall
be literally remembered.
e Take Notce-everv "Wednesday and Eridav. DR. Ly-
be Consulted al No 2e Detroit street. (West Sde
q ONCE HOurs-from a. .M.to6PM.
decl1 d&w ly 26I
J. n. JOHNSON, II, D.,
HOMGOPATHIST.
Office l01 Sarwels Block Superior Street. Corner Sen
s.. Residence No. III Pittsburgh ST., Cleveland. o.
febl6:dl -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-15

Touching and sad, tale is told, 3,
Like penitent hymn Of the Psalmist old,
OF the fast which the good man lifelong kept
With haunting sorrow that never slept,
As the circling year brought round the time,
Of an error that left the sting Of crime,
When hesat on the bench Of the Witchcraft courts,
With the laws of Moses and Hale's Reports,
And spake, in the name of both, the word -.
That gave the witch's neck to the cord,
And piled the oaken planks that pressed
The feebled life from the warlock's breast
AlIthe day long from dawn to dawn,
His door was bolted, his curtain drawn,
No foot on his silent Threshold trod. fa
No eye looked on him save that of God,
As he baffied the ghosts of the dead with charms
Ofpenitent tears, and prayers, and psalms,
And, with precious proofs from the sacred Word
OF the boundess pity and love of the Lord
His faith confirmed and his tlust renewed
That the sin of his ignorance, serely rued
Might be washed away in the mingled food
OF mis- human sorrow and Christs dear blood
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-15
Goal Dealers

| NOAL FOR THE MILLION AT
" EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES.-We continue
II keep on hnnd-
Strip Vein, Salneville, Hammondsville, Tuscara-
was and Blacksmiths' Goals, -
Delivered any part of the town, short notice. Office
/ on the Pittsburgh Coal Pier.
Nut Coal, s2,3s per Ton of 2Oco lbs.
nox72 an FARMER & DUTTON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-15

Up and down the village streets
Strange are the forms my fancy meets, ,
For the thoughts and things OF to-day are hid,
And through the veil Of a closet lid,
The ancient YOrthies see again.
hear the tap ofthe elders cane,
And his awful Periwig Isee,
And the silver buckles of shoe and knee.
Stately aud slow, with thoughtful air, mi rs
His black cap hiding his whitened hair,
Walks the Judge of the Great AssiZe, ..
Samuel Sewall the good and wise
His face with lines of firmness wrought,
He wears the look OF man unbOught,
Who swears to his hurt and changes not;
Yet, touched and softened nevertheless
With the grace Of Christian gentleness- .r
The face that child would climb to kiss a
True, and tender, aud brave, and Just,
That man might honor and woman trust
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-15

Capital Stoek........- S474522O %
Iron Bonds, (due Dec.
3st, 5s).............. 5 $4,000 90
Franklin Co. Bonds,
(paid Dec. 3lst '5sj $4,000 600 $4,000 90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-15

Contingent Fund....... 2I3,O79 2S
Profit and Loss........ 1908 81 2Is,e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18
Episcopal General Convention.

RICHMOND, Oct. l7.--Bo'h House. have agreed
to hold the next Convention in New York City.
The report Of the Committee ON Typographical
errors in the standard Bible, was adopted, and
Rev. pr. Mason, Of Maryland. appointed typo
graphical corrcctor.
The order of the day, which was the report On
Domestic and Foreign Missions. was then called
uu, and elected long debate. which chiefly re
lated to the extension Of Missionary operations in
japan, China. etc.
The whole Of the report was adopted except the
last resolution. which is to momoraizc the Presi-
dent IA address the Court Of Spain, rcspectng re-
ligious liberation in Cuba-pcnding which the
Convention adjourned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18
Great Excitement at Richmond.
The Military Ordered to Harper's Forty
GOV. WISE ACCOMPANIES THEM!

RrcnxoSD, OFT; T.,,-,c1'pany F., lately or
gained, bur we'll drilled corps. uniformed SINH
lar 10 the Grnv's, left Richmond on special train
fer IIarpar'4 Ferry mn hour since.
The Young Guard, the Grnys and Blues are now
under arms at thcirdifcrsnt armoiies and will 60
in The morning on the carly train with Gov. Wise
The whole city is in great state of excitement
and the telegraph aud newspaper Offices are crowd
Cd with persons who arc eagerly discussing tho
news.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The whole of the First Regiment have been or
dered to report themselves at IIarper,s Ferry To
the Governor, who certainly left on the I. p, NJ.
train this evening. Great preparations are making
to leave tomorrow morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18
M nrkets.

New YoRK. Oct. l7.-Cotton very dull. Flour
unchanged. Wheat dull, white 81 35 to | a.
Corn dull and cent lower. Pork huoyant, mess
SIS % to Is 81 Lard nid Whiskey unchanged
Sugar steady, Muscovado 81 to u. Moasses 80
tu "A cents.
BALTIMORE. Oct. l7.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
buoyaut and cts. higher. Corn finn at % t" o.
cts. Mess pork Is IS, Prime IL SO. Bacon
Sides three quarters Of II cent higher. Whi,key
firm and scarce, Ohio 90 cts. Stocks dull and
lower. Virginia G's 94s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18
rail- Trade.
GEO. i. DAVIS,
cpocrR AND COMMISSION NER CHANT,

No. l3l Main ST., Lynchbufg, va,
receiving and will keep hand large and wei selected
ock Of Groceries staple Dry Goods Hardware N"H~are
- poots Hats IRON Steel all ri which We VIII sell
n far cash or on credit and invites all in want q" cheap
, IN examine stock before bn!ing lie mas large io
Of the following goods - ,,;,,.. =, = .,,s =.
Fu, cloths ~ Cashmere Cassn'',s ana hrfstEs
Negro Blankets white and col"ed b,i b'"hA'S' - ' 10
Sol, rather Lining and Biuiing skins;
Frcuth and Philadelphia Calf skins Pcs ,I,,'; &C.
'rann,rs Tools Tanners Oil, Lamp Oh and lhii"" ,
fns on Zinc and White Lead, Cola and ,;I%h "iisl
Relieve. Vices Anvls, screw plates Files ana h"'!s'
So snrars Iron Axcs spindles and Bpls'erS; M,
UammrrcI and Rolled Iron Sheet lron' Cas'' smear AZ" DIS
tered Sice; o,. p.,,rr and plea,heJ Cotton
Bale Cotton. Cotton oHhapu'eH' ~
Cloths: O., c., S.us Go 6r
nl nay the highest price for Wo'e Mo9 k"S NJ
n.swsx Taow and alt other Country Produce Can Az. ~ NO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

FREIGHT TRADE.-There were received az the
Depot of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad on
Yesterday 30 loaded cars consisting OF the follow
ing: Wheat 1,Sl0 bushels; Stock 10000 pounds;
Flour 81 barrels; Miscellaneous li2ooo lbs
There we're 10 loaded cars sent west the same
DIV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18
Lynchburg Savings Store.

Ea THE undersigned has just returned from the Eastern
H;SkJmarkets with choice supply Of MILLINERY AND
w FANCY GOODS which he viii offer al Wholesale and
@ al from IS to 30 cent less than can be bought elsewhere
cash His stock comprises In part Bonnes Ribbons Flow
ers Feathers Trimmings Buttons Rouches, Bonnet Frame:
san Silk Grape, Bombazine Plush Velvet and Mnsac But
TONS sewing SILK and Cotton Working woosed sattlng and
Knitting Wool Knitting Sewing and Crochet Needles, Front
Side Hair Brds French Worked Collars and Sleeves
Corset and variety Of Hoop Skirts and oil goods usually
found In Fancy Store.
Ny opening will take place next WEDNESDAY TO which
invite the attention OF the ladies and all IN quest Of
gains for CASH. 3. LEVI, Agent
sept 27dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18
DETERMINED TO Excel


FALL, I 3 90.
T"T"r y Ws s1,, extra .nau,.men,
10 examine our Hl,,ek NJ -
READY MADE CLOTHING.
The Sly,n aud Workmanship equal that order
h, III. best Iaiiors Ia the country.
The now and fashionable
FAbrics sold by orr frat claAa
Cloth IlUuses, and
Have them man faciurc,
To suit the
From the continuing of more, from fash
ouaie men, present their consideration
% which ~ entirely } suited Ia tho times!
1st OVER CuATs-Ihc Diplomatic, graceful rich aud com
Portable GARMENT the Paico the surtoui the Sack the Rag
Ian AMI the Gcndcrry.
I'd In every style and out o
every Kind Of goods ranging In prices nom D IN 80
ID DRIss Flock CuATs cut and trimmed In tho bes
possible manner and warranted TO give entse satisfaction
10 Az Fancy Cashmere Pants from 10 ga Casslere
Vests nom ID Ia 20.
Fancy Flush Velvet Vests Of The finest MATERIAL plnn
and Fancy Sin Vests Plain aud Fancy Cashmere Vests icnrc
~ newJ
9TH Travelling Shirts Cotton, Linen Merno and ,nslmcre;
also Fancy Muslin Shirts Of French manufacture, something
rcnlly beautiful.
Iih Iailrond Rugs, sporting blankets, Night Comfoers,
Fured blankets BAY State aud Imported shawls from to $780,
at scarfs Mern, Cashmere Silk and Plush Crayas Of
silk Worsici and Leather.
9TH Every Imaginable kind or Gentemen's Under Wear,
SorL Collars aud every article be found In r cass Cloth
ing House GLASS a RAfNE,
sept 9o-ds 1879 Main Street, i.ynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18
Attractive and ImpoI tant to the Ladies
TOHN ABRAHAMS,

ne EnpDJ1nm Of FhShloNuITe D7'"' ""''''
i"c %"P TIE THIRD SUPPLY.
IlIcH SiLh NUDES ~ Rich Bya,lere Rich Broeade,
81. st. IN ,.se assortment Rich n wool ea M
Az prces NOR, 80 per cent less an h ar.t qualify
NJ ~ Phbons Handkerchief Hoop LII, large
,,n,snt In he city at greatly rednceo '' a. "A dis
a..urtm, nj of Ladies Shoes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

THrArRIcAL.-Bulwer's play of The Lady of
LYONS" and the aughable farce Of Our Country
'usin," was performed last night at Dudley Hall.
The house was well filled with brilliant audience.
who seemed to highly appreciate Mr. ADAM.' and
Ms. PnILnrs rendition of their parts and hear
T bursts of applause were frequent during the
eyeolls. The Iaieness of the hour prevents us
from giving anything like criticism. bnt we may
Truly say that the performance throughout was
'neen; indeed. The several memhers Of the
Company performed their parts exceedingly we'll.
Weeannot doubt but there will be a full house
night. The bill offered il a very ATTRACTIVE one.
0mrrisng. as it does. three Of the most popular
s"i minhprovok,ng farces. viz: The Stage
>,Iuek Barber :" 1.-The Lnau If Lover" and the
Wan ering Minstrel" They are all well east.
ard Will. nn Doubt. pr.'ve highly interesting and
|tlrriainils. Go early, in order to Secure eligl-
1- SEATS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

N-cr,rs G AuB,lNG Norman, slave to Colonel
,ncbrrne was found on orb of the back Streets,
: ,nday afternoon, in company with tvo other
ncgroeS. playing the favorite game of Chuck-a-
NIX The officers succeeded in arresting Nor
man. hut the ether two sporting gentlemen mana
,el to make their escape. The Mayor ordered
Norman twenty lashes.
George. slave to Mary Toell, was found in the
vicinity of the above mentioned party, but it being
moyen that he was not of the party. and had not
engaged in the game, he was discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

E,r,yG HOUSE AT THE FAIR GTouNDs.-lt will
g seen from his advertisement in t-days paper.
hat Mr.. Geo Edmunds, has erected an establish
ia the immediate vicinity of the Fair Grounds
where he has made extensive provision for the
|ascommodatrn of visitors, and their horses
Strangers patronizing him may rest assured that
| they will receive the full worth of their money.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18
uex0C hina. Glass and QueensWare. tHt
{ ANDREW BOIL, WB
N1....+e, a Wholesale q Retail Dealer,

NO los Main Street. Lynchburg, Va,
WAS now in store and will be receiving all ths momn,
- Inolne Glasses Casters Hardware ana labe p
Tsncy Goods &C. which he offers at wholesale anu he"
mon the most favorable terms - - ,-,.,,. .,a r..t
coraa,y invite merchants Of W argma am h.
Tennessee inspect and price my goods , secpe their
orders. ....,.u u,yan tn mack ING goods securely
and Sorwarding them With dispatch sep lo-1.e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18
IL T. IL i. A III

A NEW BOOK, by n Southern Authorizes, now ready ans
n sale H. q. fcToRs This book has received 10
favorable notices from the press throughout the country
and deseryedy most popular Novels yet issued
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

Or REsrAunANTs.-Shpuld there be any visi-
tors at our Fair not provided with other accomm'-
dations land we hope there will be none, We
would remark to all such, that our different Res
aurans have mado the most ample provision for
supplying their temporal wants. Our neighhor,
BRxaER at the Washington House Restaurant,
nas added largely to the former capacities OF his
establishment, and his bill of fare, including Oys-
t,rs birds, and thousand other delicacies
have not time to enumerate, cannot fail to salts
ty the the veriest epicure in existence.
Messrs. Ovens & Dawson, at their popular
amond Saloon, and our old friend TOMMY THUR
NAN, in his new, greatly enlarged, and always ex,
,ensiyely patronized Globe, are likewise prepared
To feed in the best style oil who may give them
call
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

r.. M. Rev. TAenas Atkinson, D.
Rst,s.or ;, - rssss.izs. Church g,
9Th Carolina. Preache1 = Ec.les;a. tics 18th
Sunday so.ales .sss sssii The da.. re
chapter and TN serv .s and tie spirit shall re-
turn . tho ssttn =. !. :, s. ~s' and asa. from
'S ss s' Is ana , "a ds
rake smock o. s'l II ms;c. and the elossence
snished BY great io, oS . nsss listened 70 large
ssns,ss.S..ss 4 sis ss
The ed a'. .ss Appealed = the he"'s'
rather than V he acssssy y y..ark that Bishop
Atkinson e. s sos "a 1sd.issss y 4hi.eisy.
host Of f,,scoSs he pisagps II tho Protestnnt
Episcopal Churcs. es,s-;,sS hv;ef nstice of this
oairer, We fad ths s The il. Rev. Thomas At
distinguished d,vlns' ~ North Caroline, was born
kinson. u. v, ua.,;ced at the bar; afterwards
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

R,s,vycoaN. McCreery an lrishman,
who has recently came to this city. was found on
the street. Saturday night, drunk. and incapable
Of l,eomoton-was Gagged for the Sabbath and
Monday morning discharged, on his promising TO
leave town by the first boat:
Michael McKenny, likewise son of the Emer-
aid Isle after indulging to an excess in the bever-
ne so popular with his countrymen, was so pn-
rirmnae as to be knocked down and somewhat
pummeled. Some hours before this occurrence,
he remembered to have seen two men, named re,
snec,ly Jesse Hendricks and Henry Lane, and
prcsumnc that they were the persons maltreating
him. made complaint to the Mayor, and had them
both arrested When brought to swear IN the
a,e he was not so certain as to to their being the
Gentlemen using him; indeed he felt almost assu-
rtlthat they were not the guilty parties,and to be
h nest about the matter, he really knew nothing
in regard to the means eifecting his downfall, and
.absequent "bating" Under these peculiar cir
cnmstances the Mayor dismissed the case.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

TRlNrN Bu,K BIADlNG.-We notice among The
wards ii premiums AT the Wytheriile Fair.which
',f "" Friday last one for superiority in bo'k-
"aMg- I" our well known citizen, FoLKEs. We
'P awass yrati6ed TO observe these reeognitions
"e ssili Of nur mechanics, but in this instance
w p'eas9re Is enhanced irasn a knowledge thn5
pfcs"nt rrrmiom WAS worthlly bestowed.
~. Foxes is a" excellent workman himself,
a.' employs none other than frst-ciass journey
"'" So that pers.'os desiring to haze books bound
substantial ;aI handsome manner. need feel
hesitancy in sending their orders to him. Mr.. F.
aiariures every description "f blank books.
81 y" NE hngest ledger to the most duinotivc rul-
.,. %"S That may be desired We cummend his
''0''Shi'ent to the patronage Of aur readers.
NICE OF GAs.-rhe Richmond Wing says, the
""'ttce on Lights recommended to the C"un.
n, '"'hths ago. reduction of the price of gas
yet no action has been taken on the l.iect
Nv ss q, e"nsun'c~ in Richmond are required tc
'''oy per .honsand feet-an extortionatt
Axe! sI: The price in New York ia $3.50; in Phil
l'"a. VI. - 25;ip Paris, $l.29; in Glasgow $l.2l
w, ",'" " cls.. aud in Liverpool 81 cts. ~,
4. '';''.'. var Gus Cum ,,ary couldn't pat dewf
"'s""' the aJee tsthe people If Lynchhnrgi
1er, v. he exrece.l4hat gas can he furnished
Migh, low rate as in New York, but vi
-s !, ,"ppase that il SO so he an 'extorionate'
b. ., :" IT., h'chmond, 81 90 rer thousand feet mus
lie so1,anS here We eonn,end the subject t.
f'erat!on of all concerned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18
DIR S. b. CHRISTIAN.
rail- Trade.

RssIpESoE on 4h Street, next door to the African ufch
~ ut VIM. a. STROLLER * Co.'S Drug STORE -eS
f,l-1ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

AFTER HouRs.-Rolin, slave to - Galloway.
was found on the streets Sunday night after hours
aiken to the cage. and tho next morIng IN consio-
cration If his age. and the fact of his being new
conner. was discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

AT HARPER'S FERRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

Wanted.
- WISH TO rent small Family iesdssss In ne cisy
EM within the snburbsor whch auod price win ~ paid
Apply to II. Il. B0HANnkN,
sept 2s-dts saas Aarnt and Coioeter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-21
West India Trade.

We learn from different shipping houses,
that leading importers of Wes; India goods.
already have arrangements in progress, pro
viding for the shipment Of their merchandise
directly TO New Haven, during the approach
ing Quarantine season. 1t is said shat goods
may be t%ranshipped at New Haven for this
port, or sold here by sample. and shipped
thence to the point Of consumption, at IA great
saving of expense, both to the vessel and the
goods; that is if the same Quarantine regula-
ton are to be maintained at this port as du-
ring the past two or three seasons. II car
ried out. this step will involve II great loss IN
employment to our lighters. steamtuss' ana
stevedores: and will ultimately result dlsad-
vantageously TO the Port in many other par
t%iculars. We are hopeful, and indeed feel
quite confident, that the West India trade
will not find this expedient necessary, bu,
that the new Health Officer. DR.. Gum, will
go order matters, that the public health may
be protected without detriment to the com
merce of the Port.-N. y. Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-21
r~,o,o,s Judicial Election.

,,,,;op in the Rockingham judicial
Inc surn;.bes a striking illustration of
p'''r'' rJnpable indifference Of the people
the M directly touching their lives and
III property. There were In that district
inen rton,didates for the seat in the Court OF
',u.aI. made vacant 10y! the death OF Judge
ApPai. and three more learned. %virtuouS.
Na'nuI x~,ellent gentlemen never presented
ab.' .s. candidates for the Judicial err
'hen' Thry were also widely and popular
MIN IN the section ofthe State in which
NM, candidates, Messrs. Baldwin and
d'H ,.au being lawyers in full practice,
h'1e 1adra Parker u popular and able Cir
,ai, judge, sh,w thu, there
lid in those sections OF the district
l's,, bs candidates were best known, the
""r', ,nIss, apathy and Indifference, in no IN
Ifoi more than half the vote OF a county
san lied. and in the majority Of the coun-
p'."5 oue-tourth of the voters going to the
" ' The absence, however. OF all politi-
PoIEs ,.I;ng or bias was q pleasant feature IN
"a a,a election. The voters seem, In the
'nr ., =, IN. political excitement perva-
I'M. u. State. e. nave agreed upon Il truce
UNI the judicial election was concerned.
TL'' we lind the sturdy Democracy OF the
ran,b Legion voting for MIR. Baldwin almost
'sw although that gentleman is a
w,;n ,bereas had Mr. Baldwin been can
~ ~ for Congress he would not have been
ssarl Of in the greatpemocratic counties OF
"S.n,ndoah and Rockingham. except as the
r~eripienr Of the microscopic Wing vote OF
,b,.. counties. Although We regret the IN
Easing apathy of the people with reference
+. the judicial elections: yet we re)olce at the
,yrrsi6n of the people of Virginia to %m.ngl'ng
,bs flthv water, of political strife with our
;"3;rjsl elections. The conservatism OF '!r-
!Sni. in this particular, stands forth IN
~s.,-;kipr contrast with that partisan spirit IN
cher States. which has not spared even
~. ;ud;,ial ermine.-Richmond Examiner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-21
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISERS APRIL d, 1852
A OF ALDERMEN.

Al u meeting IF the Board of Aldermsn, held
April 18th. I>Jg. there were present,
Law. Il. Taylor, esd, President.
Mcs.r,. Reid. Lambert, Smith. Armstrong,
Fowlc, Bryan. and Barton.
Upon motion. the vote upon the following res"-
luton. received from the Common Council. and
passed at the last meeting Of the Board. was re
considered. yA:
Resolved, That when Council adjourn this even
ing. it be to meet on Tuesday evening, the 18th
instant. to complete the election Of officers. and for
TIA" appointment of 4 superintendent ~ the Coal
Wharf. and for other general business.
Mr.. Reid moved 10 strike Jut all after the word
wharf: which motion was carried, and the resoiu-
ton as amended. passed BY the Board. .
Notice wa. received from the Common Council
OF their nvn-concurrence in the above named
Amendment.
The B.ard refused 10 recede from their action.
and adhered 10 their amendment.
Notice wa, received from the Common Council,
of the appointment of Il Committee Of Conference
10 consider the subject.
Mesars. Fowle aud Reid were appointed said
committee. on the part oi this Board.
The committee " conference reported tina, they
were unable 10 agree upon the matter referred t"
them.
The Board then adjourned.
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