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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-10
AMERICAN PRINTS.


Of The late firm Of NgsCuAochs5 Laanay, i'm
ferns the Merchants Of Alexandria,
THAT he has just opened Store in Royal
street, few doors above Mr.. Peter &erron'
near the market house, where he has lar
assortment of Calicoes, Handkerchiefs. b
covers, Shawls, and various other art.
which he Will sell low for cash or apr
notes.
.ALSO FOR S.fLE,
A few barrels Starch and Hair-po.
l.. l.. continues to do business
firm of
1He Baltimore Calico Print
who have a large assortment
muslin, by the bale or piece,s
house, No. i57, Market str
carry on their Starch and He
factory as usual
~ LEWIS LAHEAY
few days in this town.
September ?.
~ PrintingiR
azesused with an
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Spain. The cargo was worth $50 1000 dol
lars, at the time of condemnation. Her
cargo consisting Of about 100 hhds. tobac-
co, would have brought one dollar per
pound. $
An official copy Of the above condemna-
ton has been received at this Office, a trans
lation of which will be given in our next.
The third is the ship Mars, of N. York,
Charles Henry, master, condemned on the
18th June, bound from Savannah, from
whence she sailed the Ath Jan. for London,
laden with rice and cotton. On the 4th
Feb. about lat. 40 18, N. long. II, W. was
captured BY French privateer Of Rochelle
and sent to Passage in Spain. Capt. H. had
not his papers endorsed, nor did he see or
speak with any English or other vessel.
Captains Henry and Chapman are passen-
gers in the Arcturus.
All the foregoing are facts and may be
relied on.s
ltappears that after the date of the Milan
decree, and perhaps at the time of MIR. Cham
pagns letter to Mr.. Armstrong;, an order
was given to the council Of prizes, not to pro-
coed ON American cases but soon after the
arrival OF the Osage, counter order was Civ
en- and the three citelyessels were condemn
ed with many others, at the first and second
sittings. being every Thursday, weekly
Most of the valuable vessels aid carsocs were
condemned on those days.
1t was rumoured that a suspension took
place III the council of prizes buttwo gentle
men passengers per the Arcturus, saw a let
ter from Paris, the day before their sailing, to
French gentleman at ST. Scbastians, saying,
that although it was supposed that the council
would not condemn any more, yet sintc the
18th June, SIX more American vessels and
cargoes had been condemned.
Among other remarkable cases, one is wor-
thy 10 be noticed.-A Salem brig, the Hipsy
and Jane, was endorsed off the Cordivan, on
the Sd Dec. escaped the vigilance of the En-
glsh, and run into Bayonne on the 5th, un-
loaded. AMI the capt went to Bordeaux to con.
suit and sell his cargo On the 25th same
month, the government seized vessel and
cargo, under the Milan Decree Of the
nth December Il days after, the arrival
of the vessel III port and will no doubt con-
denim ker--valued at $4,000 dollars.
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PARIS, Juue 90, 1898.

CAPTAINS BRAY AND CRlPMAN,
Genshemtn-It gives me much pain to in
form you, in answer to your letters OF the 9Th
instant, that OF. recurring to the proceedings
OF the Council Of Prizes, find your vessels
and cargoes have both been condemned
The one on the sth and the other on tho 9Th
instant. The reasons assigned for eondem-
ming the George, are, because having been
+" stopped BY a British cruizer, she was car
!" riea into Falmouth, from which place she
SC sailed with kings licence. For con-
dcn,ning the Vengeance, " because she has
s been visited by British cruizers."
1t is the duty of the agent Of prize causes,
70 give you all necessary information on thus
subject. Permit me therefore to refer You to
him. am, gentlemen, your obedlent hum
bic servant,
Signed, JOHN ARMSTRONG
The following TRANSACTIONS are made from
Spanish papers. received by the Aucturus,
from st. Sebastiaas.
Eat7act freu: tie Gazette EatSa2rdaidry eef
Sasag0sa, e the Goth S5ss'se.
On the 18th Spanish soldier, who had
been prisoner 70 the French, delivered a
letter directed to the administrators Of Sara
gosa, which had been given him by the French
general Lefeyre TO be placed in the hands of
lis cxcelency Palafox. The same soldier
brought with him seditious proclamations
!. printed in Bayonne in the Spanish language
which were delivered to him by the French
| general. The letter was sent without break
; ing seal, to his cxcellency, who has given
the following answer, which was sent this day
(: to the enemy's camp.
SAhAGos.s, as ny Head Or arters, June sth.
Ifhis majesty the emperor, sends you sc
neral, to establish the tranquility of this coan-
try which it has never lost, the cares you take
are very useless. If ought to answer the
confidence placed liz me by the valiant people
OF Aragon, who drew me from my retirement
TO place their interests in my hands ) certain
" should not fulfil my duty BY abandoning
them at the appearance OF a friendship so de-
ceitful Ny sword guards the gates of its Ca
pilal and my honor is answerablc for its Sc
curity. This labor should not be the lot oi
those troops, who are yet fatigued from their
exertions on the 18th and 10Th, they will be
found, however, active in their ranks, / shall
be so in my exc rtions.
The spirit of the Spanish nation reused by
their numerous wrongs is TAR from being ap
pcased, it continues to rise. The spies paid
by your excellency are faithless A great part
Of Catalonia has placed itself under my COM
mand; the same has been done by not les:
part of CASTLE: The Captains General of this
and of Valencia are united with ME Galicia
Estremadura, Asturias and the four Kingdoms
of Arragon are resolved to revenge their SUI
ferings The French troops commit atrocities
unworthy of men; they rob, Insult and MUIR
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L q TTERY OFFIC e.

e. TICKETS in the Charitable
Marlns Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the Office
Of the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
price Eaye Dolls. g Seventy fve
eents. A regular list Of the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August Q.
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0leranDrta ratlp @a5ette.
SATURDIT, SEPTEMBER 10.

EXTRACT Of letter tfrsm Nesu-1ork t0a gen
tlema,s in this to1on, dated Sept.
6: am this moment informed that the
British Packet with the July mail has ar
rived.
X open this letter to inform you we have
received news from Halifax that peace has
been concluded between Russia and Eng
land"
Extract Of letter from Ne7v 2ork, dated
18th Sept.
By the Packet from Halifax we have ac-
counts that by an arrival at Pictou from
Greenock, after short passage, 1t is stated
that the Spanish patriots got possession OF
Madrid after much bloodshcd. Noquarter
given or received.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
The BosNn Gazette contains the returns
from all the towns except "a. The votes are
1882 federal, 1865 democrats. In 1904
the votes in the. towns yet to be heard from
were e7e federal, and 400 democrats.
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SHIP
Port Of alexandria.

ARRIVED,
Brig Only Son, Nickenson, Georgetown, to
load.
Schr. William and Susan, GraYham, Rich
mond.
-- Ann, Berry, Richmond.
- Hope, Paden, Hungar River.
CLEARED,
Scbr. Felicity, yelling, Vienna.
- Maria, Fitzhugh. Norfolk.
- Mary, Galloway, Vienna
--Regulator, Bowie, Baltimore.
-Wiliam, Shelly, Smithfeld.
Sloop Polly, Mattlngly, Lewellsnburg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

NOTICE-StMPsoN MoRnIs, opposite the
~ Eagle Tavern, respectfully informs the pub
lie, that he is selling off the following GOODS
under cost and charges. as he positively intends
to quit the above business on or before April next
The remainder Of the stock consists of the fol-
lowing articles suitable for the present and ap-
preaching season, viz :. 80.
Broad Cloth, Cassimeres, Bennet's patent Cord,
Corduroy, Thicksetts, Velveteen, Black Floren-
tine Silk Toilenets, Flannels and Baizes of vari-
Gus soIors, Wildboar, linen and cotton Cheques,
fine 70 and "A Irish Linen and Renting, Dow.
las /; n Large assortment of fine Linen Cambria,
ladies and gentlemens' silk & cotton Hose, white
and black BRUSSELS Laces, ladies silk and camel
hair Shawls, silk and cotton Gloves, fine corded
and cambria Dimity "a large assortment of fash
ionable India and British ,Muslins, Cotton Cam
brio of various colors, fashionable printed Calico,
Nankeen, white and colored Marscilles and James,
Cotton Cashmere India Cotton and Table Cloths,
and number OF other articles too tedious to G.
numerate. Feb. & (2aw8w)
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NJ Office, to the creditors of James and Alex
1 Y andcr Duniop--That on Saturday the :sOth
day of April next, 1T 9 o'clock A. n. the subscr-
bcrs will proceed at tho Compiling Room Of Hen
ry HOvcy, in this city, TO make dividend OF the
funds in their hands, arising from deed Of trust
executed to them by Alexander Dunlop, the sur
rving partner, and duly recorded in the General
Court
The several creditors will be particular in lodg-
ing their claims with H IIovcy, duly established,
before the day limited for payment-;nd where,
tors, it shall be nconvcnicnt to give personal at
tendance, they will use the prccaution to appoint
an attorney in fact, for the purpose of subscribing
TO the terms az the said deed of trust and ulio Of
receiving the dividend
For the information of those concerned, the fol-
lowing clause is extracted from the said deed
But it is hereby declared and fully to be under
I" stood, that if any creditor or creditors of the
said James and Alexander Dunlop shall refuse
I" to accept the provisions of this deed of trust,
' ard shall; institute any suit or suits against the
sc said Alexander Dunlop as surviving partner,
g that then, and in every such case, the person
" persons SO refusing, shall be bard of, and ex-
Z" cluded all benefit arising from the provisions of
I" this trust, and thereupOn it shall and may be
' lawful for the said trustees to proceed to make
Il dividend of the money coming to their hands
I" under this trust, between and amongst those
" cny, who shall consent to rest their claims upon
sc the provisions contained in this deed: the pro-
CT perry and effects hereby conveyed, being all
to which the said Alexander Dunlop is entitled
either as surviving partner OF as All individual"
HENRY y; F9H Ho,vEY, Trustees.
SAML M'CRAW, y
Richmond. March 8, 1903. Cept30A1
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EOR SALE--THE LINE Of STAGES from
Il Richmond to Charlottesville, now in good
order. 4 great bargain may be had by the pur-
chaser, if application is made to the subscriber
OH or before the frat day Of April ensuing. 1t is
unnecessary 10 speak Of the advantages or profits
acsrung - the proprietor Of this Line as none
VIII purchase Without making the necessary ca
quir,es. RFCHERD TERRELL
RiGirSynd, Feb q, fSJy, LlaWI1
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=" HEREAS the subscriber in the life time
w of Carr Chapman, deceased, to wit In
the month of January, eighteen hundred and FIVE,
did execute to him bond for four hundred and
fifty dollars, apromsory note for fifty dollars and
another for a hogshead of Antigua Rum !; and
whereas have. an equitable defence against the
payment of said bond and notes, / hereby fore
warn all persons from taking transfer or assign
nIent Of the same, shall certainly refuse to
discharge them unless compelled by legal process
THOMAS CHAPMAN.
o.. Dumfries, Feb 10. (tf)
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|YNO THE FREEHoLDERs AND HoUsR-xEEP-
L Frs OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND autho-
riscd to vote for common councilmen, take no
ticc that the election will take place on Wed
nesday the first day of April next, the poll will
be opened at ten o'clock at the folow wing, places
in Jeffersonward at the Court. House, in .NIadi-
sonward at the Eag!e-Tavern, in Monroewsrd
at Mr.. Thomas Whites new Brick House
JOHN F. PRICE,
!; Sergeant efthe citg Of Richmond
March II. GeptIstWA1
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NRoxZRASE AND CoMaIss1ox BustxEss-
- The subscriber begs leave to inform the CT
tzens OF Richmond, and tho public in general,
hc has established binselfin tic above line. Any
business intrusted To- his care will be done On tlc
nost liberal terms j. DORRINCT0E
Richmond, Feb. 20. Llaw.fJ
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DOMESTIC.
TO TIRE EDITION OF TIE NATIONAL IN
TELLICkNcER.
Washington City, March 10, 1903

" ''s''''I3 TON otay, 1FIH7tl 70, IoUt
enclose you list of those members who at
tehded the meeting held at the Capitol on ]anua-
~ Esd, which recommended JAMES MADISON
as President, and GEORGE Clinton as Vice
President Of the United States at the ensuing C.
lection. believe the list to be correct: but &c
the names were not enrolled on the evening ,,s'
tbs meeting, if any gentleman should be named
who was not present, upon his suggestion the
correction will be made. From tliJ list it an
pears that ga were present, of whom SO voted 1
also transmit the names of those gentlemen wha
were absent from the meeting, or who were pre-
sent and did not vote, who have authorised ne
to state that they are IN favor of James Madison
as President, and George CliHton us Vicc-Picsi-
dent
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22
y edmond TURNPIKE COMPANY

b lCHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY
IN AT a meeting OF tine. directors of the said
company Oh Tuesday the 10th February, 1903
Rcsglred, That calloffiv dollars on each share
be made on the Stock holders III the said connpa-
nv. and that they pny the same to their Treasurer
Oh OF before The fifteenth of April nc.r.
A copy. N. SHEPPARD, Clerk
or The stock holders must not expect me
e. cali them for the money, as the law does no,
require it, nor does the duty which have under
taken topersrm for the COMPANY, impose it on
pa. N. SHEPPARD
February 49, [Hl
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THE Subscriber intends in future, to practice
< L.iW an the county co:s,ts Of Henrico, {, King
HIiiianl, and in the Hastings and Dist.e, Courts
Of the City Of Richnn0nd.-His attendance on ;hese
courts will be regular and unifo,sn.
EDWARD CARTER STANiRD.
Richmond Feb. 8. (T)
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I -ANDS For SALE--The subscriber offers
IL for sale, the following Tracts of LIND, in
which, to persons making early application, he
will give great bargains One tract of 1900 acres
lying III Buckingham, which is advantageously
situated for trade, being two or three miles from
SCOTS Manufacturing Mill, and fi|e from New
Canton This Land is very valuable; having on it
900 acres Of woods, nearly all of which is good
tobacco Land there are also very good improve
Dients, such as are we'll calculated for the &C.
coinmooation Of family, and suffciency of
cleared land, 10 employ 10 or IL hands advanta.
geously, This tract will be shcwn to any person
inclined to purchase, by Capt Peter Guerrant,
now resident on the land.--One tract on Ran
dolph's creek, Of 4Os acres, the greater part of
which is fresh and will produce good wheat and,
corr it joins tie lands of Col. Wilson and Mr.
Gilley Lewis--ORe other tract, in the neighbor-
hood Of New Canton, Of 212 acres, being rnoie-
ty of a tract owned by ir Maurice Lanshorne-
Another tract in Powhatan, of 800 acres, known
by the name of Gibraltar.
These Lands viii be offered for sale at very re-
duccd prices, which may be known, during my
absence, by application to Col William Daniel of
Cumberland, who Is authorised to contract for
them. The title viii be made by me on nay return
from Kentucky, which will probably be between
Tie 10th and 2Uth ofFcbruary next.
WADE MoSBY.
Powhatan, Dec. 4. (Ftf)
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L,OR SALE--Ihe, 1 enc Mksr now occupied
i By Abraham r. Venable, Esq. pleasantly ST.
slated onSliccko Hill, and contiguous to the Ca
ritoi Square. That part of tile cot on which the
dwelling -hotse stands has Front upon the street
leading to the Capitol of II feet, and extends
Back 70 feet ! and abe otfer part which is n.,w
used as garden, has about 66ffopt and upwards
&C AS in depth. Flie purchaser will be entitled
a. the rents to the first of October, when Mr.
Vepable's time expires. One third of the pur-
chase money is to be paid on concluding the bar
gain; another third in three and the residue in
Six months =" H. -.
Negotiable notes with approved endorsers will
be required for- the two last payments, and the
&tle viii be retained By me until all the payments
shrll be made -" JOHN BROWN.
Richm md. March IL Ttf1
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THE Subscriber intends to practice law in
j. the Counties of PIttsylvania, Henry and
Rockingham in North Carolina--Letters address
scd to him should be directed to Danville
GEORGE TUCKER.
Fittsylvania, harch1. Gf1
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MINE LANDS FOX sALE.-The snbscri

MINE LANDS FOX SALE.-The snbscri.
tN1 her will sell Tract OF LAND containing
279I acres, lying in Hampshire county, within
20 miles of Winchester, ON CacaPhon, branch
Of Potomac This Land contains n large body
efron ore of IN excellent quality, which has been
want of funds and would be to any person able
to carry it on a very valuable acquisition
ALse-A tract in said county on the waters ot
Mill Creek under the South Branch Mountain,
containing 25S acrcs--,97 acres on Mill Creek,
within 10 miles of Romney-4O0 acres on the
waters Of Cacaphon-1000 acres on the falls oi
Green River in the state of Kentucky, and 1000
acres on shc waters OF Ohio in Kentucky.
Undisputcd titles will be given; ard terms
madG known b. applying to MIR. Harry Heth al
the Coal Pitts or the subscriber at Curlcs, Oh
James River, Is miles below Richmond.
WILL. NJ. HETH.
March ID, lepl2T]
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u ROKERAGE AND COMMISSION BUSI-
- NESS.-The subscriber respectfully offers
his services to his friends and the public in the a.
bove line ofbtsness and solicits their patronage.
6. GREENROW.
Dec IS. oawtf1
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JIOR SALE, 1000 acres of EAND in Ken
II awha county, III the forks Of Great Sandy
FLYER; }
$4,000 do in Tazewen county, on the waters
of CEnch river: =
10000 do. in the county of Wythe, On Reed
and Peak creeks
1000 do, in Randolph county, on the waters
ofChcat river -.
Also, 10000 acres Of Virginia Land Warrants
The above will be sold very low, and great &C.
comnod&tion given in the payments. -.
To RENT, aBrck House, on Shockoe Hill,
in a good ncighborhood, and possessing every
Accommodation for family.
THOS NORvELL.
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mo. 100.

uieir right of blockade AZ arbitrary latitude, t.,
h.preluuice OF the So'ercignty of all states
r hefc follows an almost literal copy of the
''rst four articles of Bonaparte's decree
Let IT nc SO understood &c..-Subscribed hy
ms MaJesty-Araiuez, Jan. 8, 1908
A. ID. PETER CEVALLOSn
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OF course consent that our friends Mr.. White
and MIR. Eppes proceed to make it witt,
all possible dispatch. / need not state TIC
causes which render this of the first ncccs-
sity.
:; B. GARDENER.
G. W. Campbell, Esq.
To this note, the friend of G eo. w. Camp
bell returned the next morning the follow
ing answer:
February %, 1909.
Mr.. GARbEE1ER's note of last evening
has been presented to Mr.. George w. Camp
bell. l shall be ready on his part To make
the necessary arrangements with all possible
dispatch.
am your most obedient,
John w. EPPES.
Mr.. Uhite.
.--. -. :: -. - -
The publicity given to the affair by the first
unsuccessful attempt to meet on the Montgo-
merry road, and the interposition afterwards
of the civil authority of the district, delay
ed the second meeting few days. A'place
having been fixed on without the district, the
parties repaired TO Bladensbnrg after night,
the evening proceeding their meeting. They
met the next morning, March the Cd, at the
place appointed, took their stations, fired
nearly at the same time, and Mr.. GARDENER
was severely wounded. Every thing was con-
Quoted on the ground with the utmost propri-
ETY.. To prevent misrepresentation, this
statement is signed by the friends ofthe par
ties. =,
SAMUEL WHITE,
81. JOHN w. EPPES.
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nNE RUEDREDDoLLARS REWdRD-,
~ Runaway abou the 1st instant from the SER
vice OF Mr.. William Rawleigh Ito whom he was
hred) black man named JACKSON, house
carpenter by pe,fession, Of tI,in cons,mptive AID.
pcsrance about forty years of age, fre feet eight
or nine inches high. From circumstances attend
ing his elopement, il is believed he intends max
ing his Ysv to ore of the eastern states and has
been provided With false papers of freedom If
taken witfir the state and delivered me here or
,ccured that get him, I will give fifty dollars,
or if taken out of the state, one hundred dollars
HOBERT GAMBLE, Jun.
Richmond, Dec. %. Teptfl
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THE G01fAfISSfoWER KS appointed under
4 the pct of tire Congress ofthc United States,
o Autho, sing the Erection Of BRIDGE over
The River PoroAAc, within the District of Co
,umbia," to receive subscriptions for erecting the
same, hereby giyc notice thu, the Hooks of Sub
scrip'i0n, viii be opened at Stcile,s Hotel in the
City Of Washington, ON the ist Monday in April
nrx', between the hours of IL ut moor, trd ,. N.
P"6ert Hrea, IoHad 7HontpYoa,
Daniel CarreX, , ! 3.onathan Soft
II Huntington. Thomas YouyeH
Thomas Manroe, | Cuthberf Po7ocH
.1'an,es n. Barr, Elisha T.lnney,
JteferfeF May, Charles AiesHidsr.
Sannei n Smith,
The act 81 Congress authorizes the Subscription
"t Two 1hoasahd Shares, and requires the pay
rleht OF ten dollars each share at TIE time Of
subscription. The residue to be PAID in install.
laehts Of ten dollars at such times as the comps
~ shaIl hx.
F~nI u Poser required >ot,s those zpho make use
IF an agsr..
empower --- to subscribe for me-
in my name, for - shares Of Potomac Bridge
stock, under the " Act authorising the erection
81 bridge over the river Potomac, within the
district Of Columbia"
= March 4 (Sn4rvN
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Extract Of a letter from Washiagton 10 the editor
= Of the Baltimore american, dated 9Th Marc,
1808.
DEAR SIR,
The Vice President has appeared in the =
mercan Citizen of the 10th inst. under his
signature.
1t is to be regretted that he has not signif1
appreciation or Interpretation of the nonIi
that has been made. VIII Inc serve "A
Vice President if reelected Or VII
hiSself candidate for the Prcsij
TO be hoped, that he win prefer the
he do, the union Of the republican
insured, and the vain attempts of an
MATES be defeated. He ought, howl
clare his intentions for gentleman
generally considered as wiling TO cont
in, unless he declares to tie contrary.
The caucus 81 Lancaster had but owe
Ject in view, that Of making Snyder IL
governor No question as to the persv
should be put in nomination for president
gitated The electors are each left to deterf
for himself as to the proper character The
ferent parties here each Claim majority -
your satisfaction, send you statculr',t or a. Z
probable result Of the election. In1 I'D ,.;,iore
some unforeseen event should Happen. il is AL
most certain. Yours. Re W.
N. H. The manner Of election n a.ch .,...
L. legislature, G. I. gene :, TICKET ~ La
For lfadison--Ceor, n iIJ &, s. Ga,qains n =
49, N CaroIina ~ ii, Virgin, ~ RI "a 1 S"l
ncssee u ,, kentucky (D) &, Ohio &c rs ,
y, ''N nusetis Ill ~, Vermont (L) 6, Rlodc -,
i,sssnd &C II 4, New Jersey &c RI S--Io,al.
Unesnoin ordviie4--Connecticu RI } O. Nev,
Hampshire { & ~ 7, Delaware CLJ3. M.yv.
land ~ ~ IL 10 Pennsylvania GO r 26TOtal So