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June 90.
Twentv Dollars Revdrd.

-
? RAN AWAY, on the 4th of last month,
from the subscriber, living in Prince William
county, near Dumfries, Virginia, black
man, named JEFFERY, 20 or 80 years old,
about, lcet.2 or inches high--he is shoe
maker by trade, has got a remarkable scar in
bis forehead occasioned by the kick Of q
horse, which was trepanned-he was seen
few weeks ago on the road about two miles
from Hay Market. Whoever securesthc said
fellow 50 that get him again, shall receive
the above reward. 80
Luke Cannon, Z
June 24-27. d6tiaw6t
~, MI. M'Intire, of Leesburg, and Mr..
Thompson, Of Frederick Town, arc request.
ed to insert the above advertisement tweiys
times in their respective papers, and send
their accounts 20 this ofsice for payment.
Having a desire to decIine.rh
business of Store Keeping at Occoquan. we
wish to dispose Of the present small Stock IT
. GOODS e
on hand, to person who would be willing
and more able to keep store we'll assorted
than ourselves, and who would do business on
scale sufficiently extensive for their interest,
and to do justice to so valuable situation. p
j We will also Sell or Rent,
that valuable and convenient Brick Store
House and Wharf.-The at present occupy, being
calculated fora store and counting room,upon
the first floor, and for family upon the Sc.
cond floor, with an excellent dry ceBarunder
the whole building, together with asbrick
kitchen adjoining. This stand has probably
been equal to any in Virginia for tho sale ,of
both Dry Goods and Groceries and il Tho
present growing crops of grain should Ne
realized equal to its present appearances,
there is no doubt but this stand wilkbe equal
to former times, as We propose to keep up
a constant cash market for wheat, and will
probably buy 70 to. &C, COO bushels. ~ -
Eil,sot, Campbell q Wseelsr.
:Occoauan. June %. + /; ID
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The Subscriber having pur-
chased the stock of Jesse Talbot, offers for
sale, at his shop on Fairfax street, near the
corner of King street, general assortment
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, SPICES, &c.
which heacan recommend for their 1urzty. A
share Of the patronage of his friends and the
public is respectfully solicited. ~ :
x. Richard II. Little.
9th mo, 2lst.
Orders from the country will
beexecuted on moderate tern,s, and at a abort
notice. Physicians and family prescriptions
put up suiM accuracy.
'',- .'; r. H. L.
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80 Intending TO leave this
place In q short time for philadelphia, all per,
sans having claims against me are requested
to bring them in for settlement; and those
who are ,iaGebtea to me will please to 'calland
settle their accounts. 3s.. .
Jesse Talbot.
9th. mo. 18th. .,....l.@
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! a Printing q 90 ie t,rail e.
Is, neatly executed g tbs ol6as..
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oaf-Bread Baking Business.

Georgetown, June lo-l2'
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~ EECtEstA~I E-.r.T~E8E L--.-RI tNrNfe2 49,. 81 - -
eonsti,n.iOnaIy upon them Did the de-
,mecra,. ever prstend, even in ahe days Of
,sh1 famous British Treaty., that the house
ofrepressnta,ives could claim . right Of
cooperating with The President and ssnate
in the ~origioa.ion Of atrea.y. espseialigun-
connected with the Legislative power 10 re-
eulase commerce o. if the house could
not claim the.r'sht, tha.-,he president could
communicate il, to then?
From. this view Of the subject il appears
easy to. establish. most unanswersblyy and
conclusively, that the president possesses
NC cossT1TurIosAL POWER, in any case
wdateuer, TO impose any injunction Of Sc:
crecy upon the members Of the house of
representatives:
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reongrsG Of the United States.
OF REPRESENTATIVES
FRIDAY, AtrH 81.

-,... tUA APTH %f'
The committee, in obedience 10 a. resolution
which passed the House Of Representa-
:: 1ives tefthe~ United States, on the 1sm Of
March last, i~nstructins them to enquire
into the cause o. causes Of the great NOR
tally in the detachment efthe army efthe
; United States ordered for the defence Of
Mew.O Orleans, respectaAyrsatm" the fall
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Funds placed at the disposition eftke r
master Of the army ofthe United Ste
for the tay Of the detachment srae,e
New Orleans. &c..
Sum estimated for this
object for the year
1909, .S25o,t
Lieut.. Simeon knight,
district pay-masssr at
New Orleans, was,
in the early part Of
the year 1900, fur
nished with the sum
Of 100000
In June 1905, lieutenant
Simeon Kaight, vas
authorised 70 draw for
fifty thousand dollars
of which surnrhe drew 10000 49,.
July 800, there was re. &
miued TO lieut.. Slime.
suK might, and reeeiv. 70.
ed by him before the
7,h Of Avg. following
the sum Of 100000
Authority was given in
order to- enable him
70 eommenees she pay:
: msnt OF the troops Tor
: the year 1910, 70 draw T..
for $1,000
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''R EcP' Q Il 4.
fcUNcLUDED.1


Detachment tie army .ordere1 for Mefde.
fence efAew Orleans.
Aggregate according to the re.
turns which have been printed 2 o3e
1B0 Absentees accounted for.
(C.) Return Of the ,roops commanded by
''brigadier general Hamp-
ton, for December, 1909.
'(D.) Of the troops at the canton
Ipent,*W Washington, Mai.
=. fol, January, 1910.
(E.) Of the troops at the the last
mentioned cantonment, for
February, fS1o.
(F.) A return OF deaths, assertions and dis.
,.~ charges Of the " additional
=. military force" allotted for
the defence ofN. Orleans,
for May, 1909, 10 2ssh'F.b.
1910, viz.
Deaths 636
Desertions: los }
Discharges SO
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of the effective strength the
additional military force"
allotted for the defence Of
New Orleans, taken from
the latest reports which
have been received at the
inspectors,W Washington city,
April rs, 1910, aggregate,
-l,1S4.
of adetaGhmen, .oftheU United
States marines, stationed Of
New Orleans, for ,he Grst
of March,Nso9, to the. sbst
Of December, 1909, sxhi.
biting the msnthly force Of
the detachment, and the
number of deaths respec.
lively. :
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28

THE PUBLIC are respectfully invited
Il to peruse this improved esii .ion,b iii
az u regards the Typographical and Ed.
toriai parts ct the work - TO J.sticss ,f
he Peace it is ihdispen ;;ble, 20 ,hr Geo.
tlemen of The Bar it will be found maj
useful com gasion many points If law,
Which daily occur IN practice. being mlre
fnllysd scussed in it, than in any irea, ,se.
In the present edition the following new
ti'lss h-ve been added -
Age, Aliens, Aim ny, Allegiance A.
mendmeht, Approver ccun ifeitiDe, E.
-lecticns. Elk limitations, Fahe rews. Fer.
ries, Forestailing, Empressments Ius,ic =
o. The Peace, Linz anon; Lo, erie. Ma
ter ard. Servant Ne exeat, Partner,h,p
Paymeni, Penitcn,iary, Process and
Wolvesi besides varirty OF Imornvf
menls new p cedents Under the
-varIous titles tie following have received
large additions. The Law ID ,c,ionarr or
explanation of law terms, AS. ault aud
haltery, Attachments, Award, Cs.r,ers,
Confession, Cons able, Criminals, Enrays,
Evidence, Execution, Forcible enry add
De Amer, HON eide including the late
law on Dueiiing, Runaways, Scire Facias.
Measures, md Wife, New forms of;
Deed oil Bargain ard Sale. and of TSus;,r
have been g'vsn. and neither pains nor.
experce have been spared to- renGer thrs
edition wor by of that ex ens;ye patronage
which the former has expe, iencsd. The
doctrine OF AllmonY which had been MI.
settled in tbs county, for series ef
ears is traced with critical accuracy Sc
the mpo' iani case ofPuyceii againsl Pur-
cell, ia'eiy decided 10 he superior court
OF Chancery for the Richmond Dis lct
and sanctioned by The Jue ges Of III. Coafs
OF Appeal. is inser cd nsehe Addenda %
he work, in which the Jurisdiction and
practice of the courts of'eqgity in cases
OF Al,mony are clearly established. To
the Whole has been subjoined new and
ye.y coPlas Index
This improved edition which contains
upwards OF Seven Hundred pages VIII be
furnished a, -FOUR DOLLARS.
Richmond, Augusl 25, 1910. wv 2 m
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Valuable Land for Sale.

DY virtue of deed of trust. of record
ID in Goochiand court, executed by GI-
deon Massie, and Susanna his wife to
Thomas Ben,ford, Warner Lewis and
William c.. Poipdexier, 10 secure the
payment of several sums Of Money there
in speci6 d, and intended TO be securf d
due to Elijah May, WILL BE SOLD on
The premises, % the highest bidder, for
ready money, on the twenty nin,h day of
September next, one TRACT or PAR
Gel Of LAND, lying in The county OF
GJochland on the little Byrd Creek. adj.
10 ming the Lands Of Thomas Miller,
George Toler, James Scrugss and Will
lam George, containing six hundred
acres, be the same more or less. 1t is
believed hat the title to this lend is iBdis.
pulabIe, but aching as a trustee, l shall
convey only such tile as vested in me by
virtue of said deed of trus;.
William CT. Poindexter.
August 2%ti, 1910. tbs
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RUssELv1LLK, (Kr.5 July n
Akate Indian Engaeem ent.

A manuscript containing the following
statement was hsuded he Editor on Tue !.
day by gentleman from Livingston
ceurly, and has heard it confirmed by O.
thar authority. II this should be tue
we much fear that our red brethren
will con- the hostility they have com.
menced
As Mr.. yer was descending the o.
hio river with boa load of whiskey, re
was so unfortunate asto get his boa, sur k
in violent storm on the % h ulimo
near wilkins nviile. When he had by
his exer ions regsined some barrels ci his
Whiskey, here came S Mohavk k IndiaHs
apd some squaws md children in canoes,
who abused Mr.. Pfyet, and took - bar.
rels oil his whiskey, put il into their Ca.
noes ard descended the river. Mr.. p
ihen re uined 10 fort Massack and infor.
med The commanding officer of the lreat.
snent he received A sergeant and twelve
men were dispa chsd W III rim IN pursuit
of the Indians--they fou, h m ON the
bark OF the Mississippi 20 miles above
the Mouth of Ohio--when The chief dis
covered Mr.. P. he drew his knife and
olempl ed TO stab him-Mr. p. was max
ng he best defence he could when The
se:geant rifsgd his CUR a shot his an
isgofis!, end ordered fire N the rest
they killed fcur, and wounded as many
Dore--the remainder hsd prec,pi a,ely to
the woods.--This combat took place on
the l3.h inst. (July
Ih-1- The above statement is corro-
bota,td by gentleman from the west.
waid, arrived in Lexington on Saturday
lasl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
PICTURE OF EUROPE.


Ten or fifteen years since something
like republican or democratic spirit was
prevalent not only in the official preteo-
sions and varying constitutions Of France
-but in the political and literary char.
scter of the times. A great and rapid
change has taken place. Despotism has
gained twice what it lost by the French
revolution There is not a republic Ief
in Europe The very nams of the PEG
pie is buried in obl,ylons
In England The great concerns upon
which the passions Of the nations con.
ctnIae themselves, are iniigues AID
ca 9sls .ol princes and ministers 10 sup.
plaat one no,her, and the prices of seats
a. the Playhouse.
In Fence and the rest of Europe,
king making aud king breaking, orders
Of chlvalry and dissolution of marriage ;
washe'- women Processes and iacob,n.
g,ubs bursting butterfly princes, oukes
and counts couscrIptions and contribute.
ons oppression grinding people into
soldiers soldiers spruuting into sulians
--upslsrt sultsns walIow,ng IN more than
Asiatic luxury, aud an icon harrow tear
ing up the bowels Of the nations. This
is the picture Of modern Eu, ops.
(Bust pail
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coPhant would not bend his head to
Caesar, nor ask favor which could
not reciprecate with graeitud- az d plea
sure ne possessed CHARITY in the true
sense OF the term was not pulled up,
nor vain-glorious. He was an affecii-
onate and tender husband and parent,
kindand induleent master too much
so Tor his pecuniary interest but he
would not suffer any motive or consi-
Iteration. to he drawn in comparison
with the duty he performed in dispen-
ing around him share, of those COM
forts he received from the lahn- of O.
Tiers.
his character is given by a friend
OF the diseased who is of the same age,
and from their infancy were in habits
OF uninterrupted friendship, was edu-
Gated partly with him at the same
school, was a companion in the pub
lie couucils of his country, and can
justly pay this tribute to his great vir-
tues.
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fleet at the Mole, and others le.ing to
Christophe, for projection. The morn
ing that captain. F. left, Cape Fran
.cois, Gully s5th) president Christophe
arrived in town, and appeared TO be
IN high spirits. He said that in two
days he should have possession of
the Mole that part of his troops were
in the town, and that he had no doubt
of success. Ch-istophe's naval force
consisted of one frigate of44 guns, one
sloop ofwar, two corvettes, four briggs
and a. number of schooners, which
were off cape Nichola Mole, blocka.
ding it.
A decoctiop of garden larkspur will
destroy the vermin whichsinfest bed
steads. Boston Pal.
DIED-In London, Mr.. Devayncs.
banker. Mr.. d. made curious will (;
in which, after saving his widow l.
2ooL per .annum aud eco bottles of
.wineto consumnate her next wedding,
he desires that a bottle of fue old sher-
ry, OF which ne possessed a great guam
ti,y, should be placed under each of
his arms in his coffin.
Four thousand FIVE hundred bales OF
Spanish Wool, weighing about 10000
lbs. sheared from the flock of lose ph
BonaParte in one year, were to be sold
at Paris on the 1 9Th of June, and would
probably sell for guinea pound.
Mer. Advr.
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Valuable Land for Sale,

RY virtue of deed of trust Of record
- in Goochisnd cnurt, exscu. ed by c.
deon Massie to Bepjauiio Anderson, John
s. Lee, and George Woodson Payne,
WILL BE SOLD, 10 The highest bidde
for ready Money, on he premises, Of
the twenty nin!h day of September next
one TRACT or PARCEL Of LAND
lying in the county Of Goochland, W Wherein
the said Gideon Msssis now liyesy con-
aiming by estimation FIVE hundred &C e.
or so much OF sai6 lracl as will be suffi
Gent to pay The sum of seven hundred
and .eo dollars and eighty three cents,
With lawful interest th,teOn from the
soth day Of January 1908, due TO Augu
III Bailey, assignee OF El,jsh May, who
was assignee of Archibald Bryce, and he
expeDces of recording said deed and ca :
rying the same into effect 1t Is believed
that the title TO this land is indispu. able
but aeiing as Trustee, | shall convey
only such title as vested in me by vrtue
of SAID deed of rust.
BENJAMIN ANDERSON.
August 24,h, 1910. tbs
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COMMUNE ATIoN.

LIED In Coochland, on the 9TH inst.
OF a lingering illness, Mrs. BErsEY
GUeRRANT the aEectionate. .consort of
Major Daniel Guerrant: The writer
OF this will not attempt vain eulogium
of this amiable woman; he knew her
worth in her family and society, and
offers. this as aplain and earnest tri-
butte of respect to her memory, which
will be long dear to her relatives and
triends. In the various relations. of
Wife, Mother and Daughter, she was
through life, fond affectionate and dn-
IF j: !. In her last illness both tedious
and severe she exhibited the charac-
teristic traits of truly pious and de-
voted CHI, istian; gradually wasting a.
way, she long foresaw the inevitable
approach Of death and with patience
and fouitude seldom evinced she seem
ed to swat the appointed time till
her change should come" This she
an REPEATED fer some hours before her
exit, when having with exemplary
composure offered her pious, appro
pirate and affectionate admonitions to
her disconsolate husband aud tender
little daughters around her bed /; ex.
pressed her gratitude to her kind neigh
bors and friends; and commended her
soul to himwho gave it; she with chris
tan fortitude in fervent hope of eter-
! life through the merits off Cru
cited Saviour, bid a solemn and affec-
tionate adieu to the surrounding OBJ
jects of her affection and without a
murmsf cheerfully resigned her limo.
cent life to the &c God Of Spirits -
Whilst the happy prospects which o.
Pened to the closing scenes of her
whose death we now deplore, afford
much consolation to her surviving
friends, her aGsctionate husband and
tender offspring with an aged Mother
(who in her his lost the last member
of numerous family will ever feel
and lament their irreparabie loss: and
her relatives and those who knew her
best, will with heartfelt grief drop a
sympathetic tear.
A FRIEND.
Goochland. Auoust 18th 1910.
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LYNCH uRo, Aug. IL.

Creston alias Waisipgham, noticed in
our last, who carried off Tu hei''s wife
and child, pu an end to his existence in
Fincastle jail on Friday night LAST BY
cu,tirg his own threat, thighs, and face
in mos, shocking manner with razor.
The desperate resolution OF self destruc-
ton formed by Mss unfortuna,e man was
carried into complete effect as the prin-
cipaf blood vessels he jus2lar and iemo-
raj arteries were entirely Gu. hioush. IL
is copjec'ured that The motives Which In-
duced him to dsEgure his face were TO
prevent his being readily identifed-as he
was heard to declare, that he should ne
YER appear in any court OF Justice, and
that the principal circumstances OF his case
should fer ever remain sec e.. He was
in possession of very large sums OF mo-
Dey, of which considerable portion re-
port says 10 or Ia thousand dollars, was
in Bank No es. These lis sad he de-
s,roysd before hepcrpetrated his last a.
bominable crime.
Star
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
RALEIGH IN. CO. August %.
MRMBERs on CONGRE6s.

We have not received complete re-
aurus from all the Congressional Dis.
tricts but, in addition to the Informal
tion given IN our last, we add, that
there is no doubt of the election OF
William X. King, for the Wilmington
District, and Of A. MiBrvde, for the
Fayetteville District Willis Aston is
reelected for the Halifax District, by
majority of 932 votes over his oppo-
nent, Mr.. j. II. Bryan-and Lemuel
Sawyrr FOR the Edenton District, over
bis opponent, Mr.. Hizton,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
JOHNSON & WARMERS
Virginia Almanack,
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1911.
NOTICE TO FARMERS AND MIL.

N TO'tSEs " Il IN kMFstNo AMI LIZ
~ LERS is hereiiy liver, tina, / We
jus received from Phila eiphia two of
DIV z VANS PA TENTED SCREW
MILLS, perp ndicul,r and hcrizrntaI
for IN, IN cast iron metal Of the hardest tenn
per. l have carried the screws to he Tub.
JIG armory tor thu lnspt ction of gentl men
farmers and mi lers who desire to use them.
where can have other cast !or sale. The
Screw Mills of either for " will be sold at
the moderate price OF 65 d liars including
the parent fee OF twenty dollars. These
screw mills have been found nothwardy.
where they are much in use, to be very
profitable machine, to farmers in breaking
the corn and cobb together, to enable their
stock TO consume the whole substance with
ease and benefit. 1t has been ascertajned
that two barrels of corn and cobb broken
together by these screws. are fully equal to
three barrels ground in the usual way.
Also, for breaking Plaster of Paris in SIN al
Jumps for grinding in mills for manure
Also, those vino are in the habit of distil-
ling spirits, may extract an additional Quan.
tity from corn and cobb brok N together,
1t mus, be acknowledged by all. that 8. ock
would not eat the COBB by degrees as-they
generally do, were il not for the nourish.
ment they receive from it. The screws nav
be put IN motion from a null at small ex-
pense, and farmers may give them motion
by crank similar to Ct hdstone, The
Pa,entee of tnese screws has authorised me,
his agent, to make such alterations in the
constructions as TO grind small homony
but these alters ions will not affect che two
grand prncip G Of re nyentiou. Having
had some Experience Of MIL operatans 1
will choose boiling cloihs tor .millers the
best IN this market, The public may be
assured will serve, them with pleasure
and nope to share their commands, which
will De Puuc,ualy attended to ny their most
ebedlenL,
JOHN MOODY, SgeDt
for Oliver Evqns IN VirLIuIa aud ali the
Sout srn States.
Richmond, August a., 1910, w6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
FROM CAPE FRANCOIS.

Capt. Foster of the brig Joseph,
arrived at Boston, from cape Fran
co.'s, informs, that on the goth July,
one of the Presid MT S aids arrived In
town from the Mole, who brought ne " S
thet general Lamar who commanded
that place, was killed that the wo.
men aud childreR were leaving the
town; some going on beard Petion's
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28

states. Our treatment in the North is
such as we might have expecfed-S,ates
which deserted neutral tights. will be
excluded from commerce--because they
are favourable to the pretensions, since
they do not resist the measures, of the
tyrant Of the ocean. Our prediction
for, or our fear Of Old England has pro.
duced half the mischiefs under which we
smart. But, we will become very wise, no
doubt, when il Is too late.
~ Wing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
KENTUCKY ELECTION.
FRANKToRT. AUGUST II

FRANKFORT, August II.
=. Richard M. Johnson is reelected to
represent this district in Congress.
Gen. Desha is reelected without op
position.
S, Mckee is also reelected withou,
opposition.
Messrs. Henry Clay and W.T.. Bar.
~, are elected without opposition -
Mr.. Clay to the 12,h-and Mr.. Bar
ryto supply the place of MIR. Howard
in the 1ilh Congress.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28

The desertion of the French Gen.
of Brigade Sarrazin has created much
astonishment in France and curiosity In
England. He seems to have been ra.
Their favorite of Bonaparte, and no
reason, whatever, has been assigned
; for his quitting the service. The
French pronounce him traitor, and
the British seem determined to treat
him as spy. A paragraph in Lon
don paper says, he will be ordered out
of the country, or sent to the United
States. The general seems to have
got himself between two 6res.
.bl Even. Post.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28

Cancers cured.--It Is now COM
plctely ascertained by his constant sue
cessful practice (and we publish the
fact for the comfort Of those who may
be afflicted with this dangerous and "a
farming disease) that Hezekiah Star-
buck, OF Guilford County, in this State,
can cure Cancers, however obstinate
and dangerous.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
Al FRIEND,
Goochland, August 18th 1910.
PROMOTION.

Charles Cotesworth Pinckney OF
South Carolina, from the presidency
fthe Jockey Club to the presidency
of the Bible Society in Charleston,
]" The kingdom of heaven suf5reth
violence, and the violent take it by
force I'M ercury.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28

From the Rockingham District, we
have received return of the votes for
Randolph. They were for Cochran
81, for Lacey s3i.
From Burke District, no returns
have yet reached US. s
4, In the Salisbury District, Mr.. Pear
son, was opposed by the Rev. James
Wallis. The Following is the state of
the polls: -.