davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
To Rent.

TSuAT large WAREHOUSE on The
D. north side of King street, between
Union aud Water streets, latel = occupied
oy Messrs. Griffith and Brawner as an
auction and commission warchoase.-
lmmediste possession will be given and
the terms made known By
Nv 70 u n. ALLEN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
For Rent.

.TNHAT large and convenient WARE
IL HOUSE. on King street, near the
store occupied by the subscribers. The
terms WILDE made accommodating. In
mediate possession can be had
Oct. 6 r. & J. HANDEVILLE
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
Notice

u>9E Farmers Bark Of Aexan5Tia
this day declares dividend Of pr"-
m, for the last six months, on It's capital
stock paid in, Of per cent. and'vo dol
lars aud fifty cents IN addition on each
share If stock, out 81 sarpins funds, pay
able to stockhO.deTs or heir legal rep'e
seutatiyes on the 9th Inst. by order,
JNO. h00FF, Cash.
n.ts wsSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
Lots for Sale, on a Credit

ENHE sahscriber is empowered to scil
a namber Of LOTS, OF the lower
end Of Fairfax street, and all the LOW
GROUND adjacent to Jnncs's Point
4 liberal credit will be giren,, The tile
is iudisputablc. J. ID. SlMMS.
DctoSsr 9 thbf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
For Sale.


A TRACT.nf Lard, lying on the North
4 Fork of Quantico Creek, and only
tqo miles iron, the town of Damiries.
kGown by tire name Of Cifton) contain
irs about $50 acres. About two thu
f ,his tact is in wood-a part Of thc
feared land well enclosed. There is o.
t,is tract a good dwelling house, stabie-,
sc aHd CONVENIENT - the dwelling
huuse a grist mil, containing two pair OF
stones-oae of burr, new, five Ieet diane
ter; the other Cologne. The mill i, la'r
w bailt. Every part Of the gear NJ"
and completely fitte;i TO- rerrhast wo'k.
,oe mill be;t-r secured from foods tbs
snr am acquainted with, having hut :
i.st yt dam, with a short race. Ia admit
# fall 60, atyen;y four feet overshotw WA
e. wheel. L. fact, the land is If good
cuslty; the situation handsome aud
= slthy; the It eam a good ore and the
mil. new. pacious, and we'll finished, add
n. IN the most direct rout for great
part Of the p'oduce that comes to Dunn
i.i,s 10 ps.s II. Possession can be hsd
immediately, aud the terms known BY
application to me. at numfr,es
JAMES DENEALE
October IA tuflm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
A Iexandria, Oct. z, 1917

NT0TlCE is hereby given tie stock
~ nalders Of The Bank of Pr:rmac,
that an election will be held at the court
house in the tow If Alexandria on Mon.
day, the Sd day of November next, for
twelve directors for the ensuing year
The election to commence at 10 A. NJ.
By order of the President and Direc-
tors, c. PAGE, Cashier.
Ortcber 6 fmw4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
) Lots of Grn,nsd,
Rose Hall for Rent.

H%p ~ enteJ TO the ensuing yea.
aud will b. offered /, the hishe.'
bidde-. IN Friday the tenth day OF Octe-
her next, The farm and ferry commoni.
callri .AInLER's FERRY The 'srn
contains upwards of Eve buadfed ares
of the g,s fertile land in Charles Coan-
ty. The ierty amnng III, Il, 1t established
on the p,tursack river in Marylana, IL
too we'll k.nyn TO require auy thing t
be said Off. The person wha NAV ren'
the farm ala ferry NAV be accO@modat-
ed with III &c nr four cxcellaDt plaats''Nn
hands aud exqert ferryren.
Ei.IZ BETH b. Ladder.
Charles Coanty, Rose Hall sept so
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
Rich Kenhawa Lands for Sale
or Barter

II WILL sell or exchange, for proper
" in this district OF its Wcln''S' u
valuable tract Of Land in Mason county,
Virginia, situate on the Great KeDhaMa
River, at the nouth Of Eighteen Mile
Greek, distant from Point Pleasant abou'
eighteen miles. This tract binds upon
the river, and cOataiUs By patent one
thousand and Fifty acres, large proper
tiou of which il Uich bottom The title
IA old, and indisputablc, ha, log been To-
Gated and surveyed BY Gen. Washington
before the Revolution. What may o.
conidered as adding u'uch to IT'S value
Is the passage of the western road ,hr
II. By reference IA Nr. MadiSUn's
map Of Virginia, the situation OF che laDt
NAV be designated. APPLY to edlonsl
Francis Peyton, o.
ANN-ELIZA P frON.
October s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
thirty DO lars Rev ri.
september 4

nAN AWAY from ms service. on
HN, the 10Th inst. ny mu!attn h"Gse-
servant GEORGE, between g and IS
years If age, about 5 feet e INCHES h'gh,,,
slender made, pug nose, blshy hais, hall
Of one Of his upper frol' tech b. Ken CT
he is very artful and forsard, and ca
pable house servant he tuck with him a
variety of clothing. l will give the above
reward, II secured in ar' Jail, so that
get him again, aud will pay all reason'-
Die charges if brought nome. Masters o.
vessels and others are !orewtrned ifom
employing or carry ng off said .ersant at
their peril. c. +. WhlllN0.
Morven, near Alexandria, s.,;h,f
september Is )
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
wenty Dollars Reward

werlty Dollars Reward
nAN AWAY from William Gait
~ near Fredericktowr, on the Ian
caster road. IN April last, Negro W0.
man, named JULIET, about 80 years OF
aye, feet high, has lost several # her
upper fore teeth, speaks quick \ sharp
Gays she was sold by Mr.. Darby, Of
Anne-Aruudel county, to some Georgia
traders whom she left near Richmond,
Va. and was lodged in Frederick,own
Jail, from whence she was sold for her
Jail lees, x purchased by John p. lhomp
son, ard by him soid to.William Ualt--
1t is supposed she is now lurking about
the district Of Columbia or its vicinity
che above reward will be paid for apprs
heDdipg aud securing her so that ! se,
her. JAMES GAIT.
Alexandria, Oct. 6
n. B. Masters Of vessels and Others
are forewarned against carrying off said
runaway
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
pHblic sale

YIN pursuance of p9wcr Of attorney
4 fga,n Mr. John Mar, 1t London, to
the subscribed, ~ill be exposed to ss'e'
at pablo auction. 10 tbs highest bidder,
On the 5th day ni Move ,hrr oext,
5 Lots Of Groan'd,
situat d TN Duke and Pit, ,tre"ts, near
the re,lience oi Nr. Iaanas J,nney.-~
The lille is indisputablr, and the terms
will be made known on the dsv u sale.
WV HERRRRT,
Attorney for Jobn Muir.
october
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
Slaves to be I'D.

nY yir tue oi deed of ;rus' executed
Id to M by Ludwe!l Lee, Esq. SHALL
xpo.e a number OF
VALUABLE SLAVES -
"a paSIic sale, liz the tuUn Of Leesburg,
on the first dsv OF January, 1918.
EDM. i. LIE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
Twenty Dollars Reward

T EF! my employ on Thursday, thu
II l1th instant servant boy. named
SpEN CER; he Is a5ou, Is or l6 years
old. to'erabiy well grown, i' bow Legged.
of light yellow complexion. s'ammers
when spoken 10. He i, probably lurking
about town, aud viii uo doubt try 10 pa.s
for free boy. l sill give the above re-
ward il taken more than ten miles from
town, ten dollars if taken out oil the dis
trict, and five if taken within the district,
| forewarG all persons from ha'baling or
carrying If said bor. As am determined
to have such offenders punished to he
extent of the law. L. MOUNT.
sept. 81 DIT
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
Alexandria Morocco Manugac
tory.
At the Corner Of 0roroko g Wate,
o},ccBc ,,eo, the Reb ,,bn,.f

streets rear the Fish 1ckarT,
Where may be had, Morocco for gee
tIemen's bosts, Morocco and American
Rid of all colors for ladies' shoes, coach
makers and hatters' Lining Skins, ha,
ters' and spinning wool. Gle above 8 r
ticles manufactured in the best Name,
by the subscribers.
John ID. Benkkerf & Ca.
N, B. All kinds Of Silks scowe cred ant
dyed in the best amer.
Sovembet /. eotf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
Ten Dollars Reward

ptS AWAY from the subscriber on
10 ne coz inst. Negro Girl named
EbiY, lsed - YEAR. She carried with
,er variety Of Ct .hps. put it j. mare
hsa probable she viii ravel in brown
ti,en Jacket AID p"tic"at. This girl
-as ior,nerly The property Of Col. VIM.
l.rirs, Princetieorge's c"unty Maryland.
The above reward ill be gwen to any
rsssa who ill Driag her hose. or lodge
,er in Jail 81 thai | Iet her again.
RONERr W. harper.
spr'Pr,ba 50
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
tht2SthO
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. IS.

gyTAS committed to the Jail of this
Y 7 county, as runaway. a mulatto
msn. who call. himself ROBERT cob.
SION, nnd saw he is tree bon, and
moved from Baltimore TO Washington,
with hi, father, where his fathe yet re-
sides, anil HAT he has been servant to
a major John G. Kemp, went with him to
canada from Washington. He i. about
l9 or 90 years of age, 5 feet 6 or Z inch
es high. and slim made. Tie owner is
requested to come aud prave his proper
~ pay charges, and take him away. o.
therwise he will be di,po.edof as he law
directs. JAS. = hMfBELI, JailOr.
seYt, - M2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
Take Notice.

1--WE subscriber beiog appointed trus.
tee BY the hoI. Judges OF Charie.
tvunt, Court, az a Courr OF equity. for
the purpose of selling and conveying tn
real eState Of Timothy Carr,ugton, late
Of Charles Colnty, deceased; will Offer
AZ prblic sale, on TUESDAY the eSth
If October next, IN the town II Port 10.
bscco, in the county OF Cha les--part OF
Tire real estate aforesaid, VIZ
One trait or pTcel Of Land,
CONTAINING rs acres, i,ins near navisa
Nc wstsf, vel supplied with woad and
t,mbe7. This property is about miles
rom POT, Tobacco aud from the poio-
nae, cu the ruad leading fom Pmt TO.
bscco to IDENTIFIES ard Nanjemoy. The
purchaser will be required TO give bon.i
With security for the purchase money
1syRble in two years--and on the pay
'urnt ofthe same will receive deed from
he trustee conveying title in the usual
aisnner on like occasions.
MALACHI R0BY.
Port fsbscco, sept, 10 wlm6v
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
Orphans Court.
$eptrrnt o.


alexandria County, August Term, 1917.
fARDERED, that the executors Of vii.
v liam Hepburn, deceased, do insert
the u-ual advertisement s times week
for S weeks in the Alexandria newspapers
A coPy-teste,
A. MOORE, Register.
This is to gire Notice,
That the subscribers. of Alexandra
county, in the district of Columbia, have
Obtained from the Orphans Court Of said
county, letters testamentary on the es.
tate Of WILLIAM HEPBURN, late Of
saiu county, deceased All persons ha.
wing claims against the said decedent, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers,
passed by the Orphans Court, on or before
the 18th day Of February next. or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
to said estate: and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate pay.
ment.-Given under our hands this 18th
day Of August. 1917.
JONAH ISABEL,
ARCH'p. MCLEAN,
Ey'rs OF the estate of VIM. Hepburn.
August IS 6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
SALES AT VENDs.s

k4<bt "A.
On eus,4i Tuesday Gld ir:s,,
WILL III sOLn, .
Attic Vcadac Store, corDer c, Pie.
and Water Streets, *
Dry Goods, Cncsr;;,s. Sc
!'articulars of which viii be rx,,r,,,,sf;.
the bills pf tic dar.
r All kind Of s"oi- which -. =.
limitation and the prices a Wild, =.
established, can at any time he view,
md purchased at the lowest limita,;,,
and prices.
?. 6. NARsTELLgs,
November ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
I-tCSts .,,
A. MOORE. Reg. Wills
his js In ripe Notice,


That the subscriber, of Alexandra
county, in the District of Columbia ha,
obtained from the orphans cnu-t OF said
county letters of administration on The
nersonaI estate of VIM PATTON, Jr,
late of aid county, deceased. All per
sons having claims against the said de-
ccdent are hereby varaed to EXHIBIT the
same, with The vouchers thereof, passed
BY the orphans court. to the subscriber
on or before the 4ih day Of March next,
Or thew may By law be excluded from all
benefit 10 said estate; and those !sdebied
thereto are required to MAKE ia'a'ed'ate
payment. Given under my haad lhIs
4.h day Of September, 1917.
n. HERBERT,
Adm'r. of YIN. Patton, JF.
seutember 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
Orphans' Court,

Alexandria County, Sept'r. Term - :,
nRDERED. that the administrator OF
ID WIN Patton, Jun. deceased, do in
sert the usual advertisement three times
a week for six weeks in the Alexandia
newspapers.
A copy-test, VIII,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02

population they may invite 70 their ban
ner. ;aey have a portal which To receive
arms and ainmunilion-also n depot.
where they may receive the plnndcr OF
their priyateers, infinitely more convent
eni 10 them than the distant depot a;
GalyestowD, on the Bay of Saint Der
nard
On these accounts, il is a desirable OBJ
iect OF the Patriots. To possess themselves
oiEiorida-one which they. are rot so
biind 10 their interests rs not 10 see, and
which itniay therefore be hoped il will
MOI be very long before they altcmpt-it
IS stated by the Anroya, that but for the
storm which shattered his feet, len. Nina
would have possessed himself of?emsaco.
Alt IS therefore no improbable suppoSi
lion, That as soon as they canre- organise
their means, the attempt viii be repeated
upon Pensacola or st. Augustine.
see then the course which the SpauiSi,
Cabinet may take. Aware of orr wishes
TO have possession of Florida, aud of lie
attempts which may he made by The Pat
riots TO take 1t, that iesu,ical cabinet
VIII play Oft upon ils the old game of ne
goclailon. The Petersburg Republican
says, 1t Is amusing 10 see how wiling.
SPAN IS TO resign what she finds so much
-H-N u''S al "otttNS -4Sut Tier game lies
deeper than thiS-Slie will try TO hoM il
herself, while she amnSes us with Tie
show OF 'esisniDg; in order TO render our
people Indifferent TO the success of the
Patriots, and to cali out all tile force of
The government in iirowin impediments
III tie way of their success.-Bet our CT
tizcns cannot lie indifferent 10 cause
which Is SO nuchSike our own. they
must feel for pcoDie, whose yoke is IN
f.mtely worse TO be b0r,re than was Cur
own. The gov rnment will enforce the
laws OF this land, when facfs are submit
ted 10 it hy the agents Of Spain, but they
viii not volunteer in going ont Of their
way to hunt UP informaiion. They are
aware OF The jesuit diplomacy of Spain ::
and. II they consult tlieir heart, they can
not long hesitate between Spain and be
Calonisis.
Now if The Patriots could take Florida
we cannot. ii is true, acknowledge rs in
dopendence-bui il is possible, thai in the
course of events, they may be disposed
To resign II 10 us, after it has served them
TO assist the fame OF revolution in MeAi-
CO or Venezuela.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02

The revolution commenced on the OH
inst. about . o'clock, Z. AZ. in The Bar
racks Just by our house, and at o o'clock
all vas quiet. This thing has been IN
contemplation a number of wears, and
was so organized as 10 have taken place
Throughout The BraziIs about 3 months
hence, on the birth day OF one of tie
l'rinces of Portugal, when all the troops
would lie under arms for the celebration,
but accidentally il leaked out III TINS
place, and about 60 OF the head patriots
here, and they had actually seized Do
mingo joe Martins C.hom you know
and put in prison. The other C. ;piia-
tors, vino were not taken, did not i.ow
that their names were on the prescribed
list-wilen on the 9th instant, The go-
vernon ordered the ailiuiant of orders tn
read To their regiment or duty The names
OF those persons The adiutant, while
in .he act of lis duty, read the name Of
an officer who was standing close by him,
and who immediately drew his swor.l
ana ran ii through the adiutant. Thus
commenced the revolution ofilIe Rraz:s
nothing but liberty was The word, and it
vibrated from bosom TO bosom. imme-
dia;ely on the officers being killed, a part
Of the officers and soldiers erected their
standard OF liberty; aud Tie word was
passed. 10 which party do YOU belong
but almost all answered we are patriots,
little blood was shed. The confusion,
however, was very great first, as The
bulk of the people did net know Tie
cause of the fighting. You viii recci-
lcct the younger brother of Mariins.-
-AHIien this gentleman heard that hostili-
ties bad commenced. lie immediately went
alone 70 the prison where his brother
was confined, and presented his pistols,
ordered him TO be liberated, which the
TAILOR complied with. Martin then seiz-
ed a sword, ordered his friends 10 fol
low him a2d he would give their coun
try liberty. The cannon planted on the
bridge were fired but few times. The
governor made hls escape 10 Fort Rrum,
but his soldiers immediately delivers
him and the fort up TO the patriots
They embarked him in schooner for
Rio de .ianeirc, with the new flag flyiug
at the main, which is at present white,
but probably vii. be altered. The next
day the congress assembled al the old
palace, and all embraced as brethren.
Messengers were Immediately despatched
TO Bahia anil other places. We have
heard from Pariaba The fort was taken
and the white flag hoisted within three
hours from the time of receiving the
news from this place, but | am sorry 10
say with the loss of a number of lives.
Two days after the news went into The
country, 10000 men were marching for
Pernambuca, TO support the sacred cause,
but were met on the road and requested
to return 10 their homes, as their services
were not wanted.- Baltimore Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02
Montreal, AprI 10.
UPPER CANADA.

The Kingston Gazette Informs us. that
on the 9th inst. the Provincial Parliament
was most suddenly and uaexpectedlv
prorogued. The reason said TO be as
signed for this decisive step was owing
to certain resolutions proposed bv the
House Of Assembly favorable TO tie adj
mission of American settlers into fl,e
Province, and also respecting the enoy.
nous reservation of land in each Town
ship tOrthe Church, viz. one Sevei.th. The
post Office establishment had also came
within their notice; although that esta~
blishm ent has been under The direction
Of Lords Commissioners appointed bv
the Crown, Tor more than century. The
highest authorities III this Country have
more than once attempted 10 control the
ID. Post Master General, but without eff
feet, he being entirely Independent Of
the Governor General. This is Certainly
20 be regretted for many reasons: but
there is no remedy. With respectt TO SET.
tiers from the United States, there are Two
opinions in both Provinces: the one for
a total exclusion of them, and the other
for admitting them, according fo fine
statutes Of 18th George I'd and 3Ofh
George 81, which provide for tic settle
ment of foreign Protestants in his Males.
tvs Plantatio and Colonies in N0rtj,
Ameri q, whereby they become The same
as natural born subjects aiiertakino the
oath of allegiance. The members of Inc
Assembly OF Upper Canada, IL would an
pearareof the latter.opinion but MANY of
them have doubts of the above stafotes
being in force, which prevented one of
their resolutions being adopted. II Is
far from our wish TO enter into anvl ar.
gument OH the subject; but this much
is certain, that the statutes in question
have never been repealed by the Inperi-
al Parliament, and we know ofno ether
that can repal them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02
NeN-I O1F, 1pTW %.
VERY JATE IRON ENtiI. Am
*New members.
HI.zzEzzzzrzrxwT,

7 = \ In TITT n
on Saturday We Lad several arrivals from Frgland il,
short passages-sm .'ig wbici were The Venus ~ rs
days hon the Downs the Edward aud Enpbrai,s in b
days and the very fassailing feemlarfr,ns shin "a
cihC, Capt. Fr0wne, ia Is days from Ivrrpoo ty me
laer vessel the Editors ofhe Mercantile Advertise,
re fiyed their regular flies OF London papers, and loves
Lists 20 the 26,h March, aud LIVERPOOL papers OF The
z7ib.
she papers do contain any political news Of much
impoTianre The Markets remained nearly the sane Is
per last adgices.
undersisndtfg, Mr. Goblet has tai en- passage from
England ~ the slp importer, which sailed from, Iiyrf
pool an cS.witI The Pacific, for this port.
london, AImcA %.
A Dutch Mail arrived this morning. II
has brought accounts from Ofranfo OF
the 28fh Of February, which state. dat
two vessels had recently sailed from ilaf
port, 10 protect lis trade against the nj
rates who infeSt the Mediterranean. The
complaints against these marandcrs are
more loud and general than ever.
The Ida, Dor, arrived at COwcs. sail
ch from China about tie 3d December
The letters are not vet received, and anv
intelligence she can bring must be ofa
private nature. She bcing an American
vessel. il Is verS iluFrObabis Government
can have any dispatches from Ioid Am.
hersf.
We learn that Mr.. Vaughan, WHO has
recently arrived from Spain, was disoafcb.
cd ~ Sir Henry Wellesley. 10 rebeat 10
Ministers tie urgent solicitations of The
Court Of Madrid Tor assistance from ilis
country, IN the contest with the t4yolted
Colonies. Theappication is said to have
met with a decisive refusal. There is
probably no poiics rpon which The puic
arc more nearly unanimous than on that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02
FIOnIIlA.

The u. States have long bad long
ing eye" upon Florida. Ills certainly an
object for them TO have possession Of il,
OF many accounts Florida is the outlet
of several considerable riVers--it is Tie
residence of several Indian tribes, who
may be stimulated by foreign STATES or
their owifpasslons, TO disiHrb Our from
tiers-It furnishes points, from which
foreign enemy may annoy us ~ was ex-
perienced during the late war, wien tie
British had hold Of Pensacola.
Florida is aisoan obicctO i'm
poriance TO tie Spanish Patriots Sup
pose them IN possession Of Pensacola or
ST. Augustine. They have at once rail-
Iying-pOint for all those adventurous spi-
rits, who already are, or may arriven inc
United States, and disposed TO flock TO a
standard erected in a contiguous terrific.
nv. They have field On which TO train
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
(RFTURNs CoNTINuEp.O

(RFTURNS CoNTINUED.)
DELEGATES TO TIE LEGISLATURE.
Hnefia-John Lane CD, John Booker
li2, T. Jeters loo-(polis kept open two
Nafis0n-Roberi EIill, Linn Banks.
orapge-Robert Mallory, q. L. Gras-
=, Fi''rannG-Barell 6. Payne" Horatio
Lancastey-J. A. Carter p. Towlese
, WestAaorsland-John w. Hungerford,
Robert Bailey
STATE SENATE.
Westtaorelaad-Jolln 1'aliaferro 100
John Moncure o. laliaierro is elected
IN tile District by considerable MAORI
ty.
Joseeh c. Cabell is elected for the Dis
trlct OF Amherst, &c. without opposisi-
on.
CONGRESS.
In LaneGster-I;ali 1874, Hungerford SO,
WestmoreIana- Hungerford lS7, Bail 10,
Lee l4-heing The last county in lie Dis,
inct which gives Dir. Bail majority
above Gen. II. OF about 10 in lie whole
District.
.st1fe IF the Poll in Washington Distyiet
II IOl,,iu,,icofcoy l.