The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13

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He''9ca as the opinion 81, this oor.,raittcs. That
.,e votes ofSlchariai Hea.irck, Jones I,,, St,t.
in5orne Bell, bartholomew Kidd, Nathan Az
Sry' Iohn Harper, Moses Norriss, Rober. Sad.
ier, James Worsh;,1,, Elisha Richardson. Tho.
ma, m, iaoh' Robert Boiling, jun Dudley Scay,
Noo.. Pollard, Jacob Whitworth, Josiah Loo
He,t' Shsries II. Featberstone, John M'Namaf,
i y oSnaV' fratrick Ogilby, John w. Deaton,
Neuoen Kucker, VIM. Waters, VIM. Clements.
Jno; carten, X. Logon, Thomas Pollard & Zach.
ariah Dulief, ought to be expuuged from the poll
VI haehurst Randolph, because they arc Illegal
The poll of ID. Randolph stood thus
votes %, good yotes 1SS.
the poll OF James Robertson stood thus
ioe at the close of the election, deduct moth.
ing-good votes 1853
hesolved, therefore, as-tke opinion Of this com,
@ittee' That the poll ought to stand thus
FOR Bathurst Randolph 1873
James Robertson, ir. 1;S
BY which, it appears that LAS. Robertson ir
"a" minority OF legal votes, independent of the
SUBMISSION o" the pare oi Bathurst Randolph, and
tnat he Was duly elected to represent the county
u nheha, III TINS present General Assembly.
NeSotsea' also, as the opinion cfth;s committee,
ina' me petition OF James Robertson, jr com
planning OF the undue election of Bathurst Ran
uol,,'' ts.ufhed TO ser'c as Delegate from the
c"n.'y Oh Amelia tor this present General Assem-.
bly,, is reasonable 3
ms sad resolutions being severally read a sel
cohd tune, were agreed 10 by the House
An engrossed bill &C To encrease the compen-
satlon allowed by law to the Electors Of :: pcs;
oeNt ana wee President of the u. States" was
ON moton, read Il third TIME, several BLANKS there
IN filled up and the bill amended b, an enrr0sscd
clause by way ofryder:
FeS0iVrd That the bill do pass, and that the IT,
Tie be an act, To encrease the compensation al
lowed by law to the Electors Of p,..s;.lA,..
Vice President of the u Stateso
0raerea' mat the clerk carry the said bill to
the Senate and desire their concurrence.
AND then the House adjourned till tomorrow
morning II O'Clock.
ELECTORAL CoLLreE OF MARyLAnpJ
Extract to the Editor, da-ed Annatohs, December
z, 1903.
" The Electors of President and yice.pr.s;i
dent having met in the Senate chamber, they e.
lected e6iGs T.. StGHSkny their president, and
at figh t7ae!oe iinshc;i voting for Presitlent and
Vice President OF the United States On coun-
ting tie ballots, 1T appeared tllat James Madison
lae maze votes us President of the United States.
and George Clinton had nine votes as Vic.- Presi
dent Charles c. Pinkney had votes for presi-
dent, and RUFUS King had 2 votes for Vice .Presi-
Dent. The two federal votes were given by
MeSsrs Carroll and Plator. Meugre a,c all the
efforts OF federalism after all their Boosting a
bout the state of Maryland being federal, they
could only rase trro votes for federal president.
....Bat Whig.
The Raleigh Register, received BY last nj eh,'s
mail, informs u.s. that on counting the votes Of the
Electors ofN Carolina, there appeared eIe,sn for
Mr.. Madison P and II for Nh Clinton AS ".
P.--thTee for Mr.. c. c. Pinckneya as L. and s for
Mr.. II. King as p.
A British schooner from Nova Scotia, wa.
seized at New-Yorls, on Saturday last bv the
reveEue cutter, having on board Suherfne
! Broadcfoaths and Casimeres packed in Ea-
ter H0gsheada, and Scotch Thread packed
in barrels ....Bah. T.. Post
~ The Wing of this morning states "t that
SUPERFJSe English cloths TO tie amount of
$4,000 haze been imported in defiance Of
the non-iwh or:ation act bV ONE merchant n,
| Alarket-strcet PhfiadsLhhid. ..I53
- We are oLthorised to state, that Bathuyxs
&c 4, g.