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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18

5 SAMUEL MESSERSMlIE,
5EAS FOR SALE
4 l. loo sacks Liv Blown Salt
Hhds Quantco Tobacco
chests Imperial Tea
halfchest Gunpowder Tea
l2o 2 Id cannisters Imp. do.
90 4 lib do Gunpowder do.
j8 catty boxes Yeun6 Hyson do
So So h 5SIs Muscovado Sugar
loo sets Canton table mats
500 reams wrapping paper
60 bbls N Y Prime Pork, city insp.
Is do country GIN
3 pipes Holland do
8 DO Malaga Wine
Or. casks Go
pipe Madeira Wine
cask containing E doz. bottled do
9kegs Raisins
81 boxes Spanish Segars
i5kegs Observation-Disclosures
Baltimore Whiskey, White Pepper, &c
July 6 Il
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For Amsterdam.

For Amsterdam,
SSI The coppered ship PACKET,
49, Lathrup Turner, master, will sail
early in August, having the principal part OF
her cargo ready; for freight of 100 hogs
heads, which will be taken on moderate
terms. Apply to w. FOWLE & Co.
Who have for sale, landing from the scLnr.
Dollar,
5000 lbs green coffee
90 small chests imperial tea
ALSO,
The cargo ofthe schnr Joseph & Mary, capt.
Farnsworth, Of
80 tons plaster paris
SO grind stones
July Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
A G.. Cazcnoye. s. Go.

FEER for sale now landing from brig
- IHebe, at Rumney's wharf,
o,,wedes iron, assorted sizes
neiaiiing molasses
New England rum
IN STORE,
S.ogoac brandy
aoscorado sugars
Young Tyson tea
New England rum
baltimore window glass
spanish hides and bear skins
Madeira wines
Malaga do. &c. &c. &c angus, Ii
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
Public Sale.

TUUsIC SHIV,
1 lNTuESDAY next, the 22d inst at l2
~ O'clock, will offer for sale, on the pre-
Elses, that two story frame house now oc-
cuped BY Charles Pascoe, ON Royal street,
opposite the Gazette Office. Il is one OF the
oeSI stands 10 town for shop, and has been
s,SScuped for number OF years as SUCH
ieIIn1 made known at the place of sale.
JOHN LANHtM.
august rs 1t
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For Freight,

F0r Freight,
I'm The superior schnr. ADAMS.
AssEEE. Thorndike master, carries 1900
bbls, and will be ready for cargo in three
days Apply to w. FOWLE 4. Co.
Who have for sale said schnr's cargo of
Too casks Thomaston lime
5000 feet hard wood jost
august Ia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
For Boston,

EEN The schooner ADAMS, Capt.
sEsasss Thorndike, is now loading and will
sail on Sunday: some freight is wanted to
complete her cargo, which will be taken low.
Apply 10 w. FOWLE y Co.
Who have for sale the cargo Of schooner A.
retas, of
$4,000 feet clear merchandise lumber
20 barrels tanner'so oil aug II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18

For Portland and Eastport,
,bAN The brig PAYMASTER. Cushing
500 Prince master. will commence load
ing 10 four days, and will take freight 70 eli
Their Of the above ports very low Apply to
VIM. FOWLE g. Co.
Pho have for sale said briggs cargo Of
$50 tons plaster paris august Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
august is

Corn, Flax, and Vinegar.
| HAVE for sale sixteen hundred bushels
itdWhi!e cora, in excellent condition, four
aasGred pounds of spinning aax, of the best
gu'aly: and few hundred gallons OF vine
s1n tor picking. THOS. NJ. DAVIS.
aug IL St Harper's wharf.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-18
Public Sales

Public Sales
ON THURSDAY, the 18th day of Az
~ gust next, at 5 O'Clock P. M the sub.
scriber will offer at public sale 90 the premi.
SEES, a lot of ground near the Hunting Creek
bridge bounded on the north by Green Lane,
on the south by Hunting Greek, OH the east
by the line commonly called ellis line, aud
on the west by line extending from Green
Lane to the Greek parallel to Fayaite Lane
distant from it ll6 feet, to the eastward
The above sale will be made Under deed
of trust from Frederick Tryfsil, deceased,tof
the subscriber, to secure debt due to p. ]
Sberroh. Terms made known at the sale
july GO wimts R. TAYLOR
r. The SIZE Of the Adore Is psf
pensa tosG,u dns 9Th inst. at O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-13
A Camp Meeting

N7lLL be held on the land of Geo. W
W Lane, adjoining the town Of Centre.
vile, in the county of Fairfax, Va. to com,
mence on the 18th Of August next.
AS the primary object Of these meetings il
sometimes in degree defeated from tbs
want of proper order, considerable pains
have been taken to secure the preservation
OF good order and management on the ore.
sent occasion: to this end, the inhabtantsoI
Centrevil!e and its vicinity, particularly ID.
owners of the land adjacent thereto, with ID.
magistrates and other civil officers, which
we here insert to discourage hucksleEs and
venders of spirituous liquors from making
any preparation to come to this meeting with
design to traffic, for such will be cOuns
nanced by none. and opposed by all. Wit
ness the following certificate -
We, the subscribers. being DESTROYS to Oh.
tain camp meeting in our neghborhood,
and feeling disposed to aid in the presem.
ton OF order and good management OF h.
same, do hereby cordially and soleunY
pledge ourselves to the ministers and mana
gers of the meeting, to discountenance all
disorder and improper conduct, and 10 pre-.
vent (as far as we may individually have The
power the sale OF spirstuoas liquors or the
settling of huckstsrs on the lots or land in The
ghborhood OF the meeting, over which anJ
of US may have control,
Alexander Waugh; Geo. N Bukley; E
pocb Grigsby; Jno. Bronsugb; Tbs. swaYne
Elisha fanny; b. Harrison; Vim. Lane; Gsc
w Lane: Richard Williams; Amos Hot
WormeIy Carter; Henry Whaley; Fewel A
Perry; John D. Perry; William Carr Lane
John Shud; Henry Hobb; B. NJ. Lanei Mo
ses Cation; Jas. II. Hooe; Jno. Brown; Jas
Gaines; James l.. Triplett; John Henhg
Jas. Nj. Roberdeau; Jeremiah Hutchinson
VIM. Larkin; Coleman Lewis.
N. B. For the information Of those h'
design having tents at this meeting, it is bur
Their added, that it will be expected belO'
they are permitted to pitch their tents, the
will pledge themselves in writing thai all
persons in their tenls shall strictly preser
the rules of the meeting, or be dismissed D
them from their tents
CHRISTOPHER FREGE.
RICHD. McALLISTER.
july IS thi6A
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FROM GIBRALTAR.

BY the schr. Planter, capt. LaphaTn,
arrived at this port on Saturday even.
ing last from Gibraltar, papers OF that
place have been received to the 18th OF
May. session Fas.
Tangier and its neighborhood cor
tinued perfectly healthy. There we're
about 4 or S deaths daily by plague at
Tetuan. The plague was inc' easing
at Mosadore; the deaths amounted to
10 daily. BY the last accounts from
Morocco, the number Of deaths amount.
ed to 600 daily. Some fevers are re-
ported to have appeared at Fee.
Gibraltar, mag IS, 1890.
The following is the substance OF the
most interesting articles relative to
Spanish affairs in the Madrid Gazettes
received this week:
A Royal Decree, Of the 99th OF April
directs another decree, issued by the
General and Extraordinary Cortes on
the s6th May, 1918, to be carried into
Immediate execution, which requires
the municipal bodies to take down or
destroy all signs of yassa!age, existing
in their respective cities, towns or
villages, as the spaniards neither Go,
nor ever will, acknowledge any other
seignorage than that of the nation, and
their noble pride, will not bear the sigh
of such lasting memorials OF their ha
initiation. Two circulars of the Score
tary Of War, Of the 18th and 2lst A
pril, enioin all Commanding officers to
cause the Constitution to be sworn to
by corps under their command: ard &C.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-13
TRAVELS in BRAZIL.

A late London Courier announces an inte-
resting work, entitled ''ThetrGvets Of Prinse
!Masimiliaa, an The gears 1915, 1916, and
LII" This work IS reported to be one ot
the most important that has yet appeared re-
speeding this interesting, but hitherto mper-
sfectly known, country. The prince has ex-
amined The totally unknown regions along
the. east coast OF Brazil, between the 18th
and esd degrees ei south latitude. which had
not yet been penetrated into by any travel
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-13

quaint them with his Maiesty's,I.,..,
that the military shuuld hencs asa's
have the benefit Of The article ~ ' -
Constitution which forbids prisoner. VI. :.
he put upon their oath, with rerar.,. g
tlrir own acts, in criminal cases. 9
The Madrid Gazettps also brine -
dresses OF congratulation to his MaG;e ~.
from several towns, or public bod; s.'
on his acceptance of the consti,ution
and official accounts of its HAVING hs'
sworn to by many other corporstions
public functionalies, boards, tribunal
&c. &c. Sc. S'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-13
Clear gain

These apples grew en- ten trees which al
together occupy less than one quarter of an
acre of ground. When the apples were
first gathered last fall, they filed So barrels
and on being packed over this spring, pre-
paratory to sending them to market, they
were reduced to SO barrels. One of the
Mess. Waddills informed US that al least one
hall OF these apples grew on three OF the
ten trees. One tree produced about ten bar.
rels, which at the average price,of the whole
SO barrels, would amount 10 seventy one
dollars and thirty cents after paying freight.
Fnrhhe information Of those concern
ed we give publicity TO the following
letter addressed to us by tie auditor OF
the state Of Virginia. Ed. GaZ.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
Richm0nd, June %. 1890.
BRIEF, yet comprehensive abstract
Of the laws concerning forfcifures, and
sales Of lands Tor taxes, within this
Commonwealth. showing how the same
NAV be redeemed, will furnish useful in
formation to those interested. particu-
jarIy nnn.rcsidents. who may not have
the means Of recurring readily to the
various statutes passed on the subject.
The law of February. 1914, directed
that in 1875. and in every year there
after, in the month Of August, the She
riffs of the equities, after advertising
the same, should expose for sale all de-
iinquent lands. or SO much thereof rs
should be necessary to discharge the
arrearagcs due thereon. The provi-
stems Of that law were only PARTIAL.
enforced, and no lands were either sold
or offered for sale. except in the follow
ing counties, viz :--Amelia, amherst,
Bath, Bedford, Botetourt, Brooks
Buckingham, CabelI, Campbell, Char
loite, Chesterfield, Cumberland, Flu
wanna, Frederick. Goochland, Gray
SON, Grecnbrier, GreensviIle, Honorer,
Hmrico, Henry, Isle of Wight, James
City, King and Queen. King William,
Lee, Louisa, Lunenburgh, Madison,
Mason. Matthews, MecElenburgh.
Monroe, Northumberland. Nottowa.,
Ohio, Grange, Pendleion, Pitts.lvania,
PowiIatau, Prince Edward, Prince
Wilham, Prince George, Randolph.
Rockb,1dge. Russell, Scott, Shenandoah.
Stafford, Surly, Sussex Spottsylyania,
Taze1ceH, ashington, Wood, and
Wythe. In such OF the counties as are
in italics, there were no sales until 1916.
Such lands as were actually sold in
August. 1915, and not redeemed WithiE
one year thereafter, are vested absolute
y iilthe purchaser, and are now IRE
deemable. Lands offered for sale, but
not actually sold, we're forfeited TO the
Literary Fund, but may be redeemed
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-13
Boston. July 9.

We are indebted to Mr.. Topliff. for Glib
raltar papers 10 May goth. They furnish US
= i'm some articles from Spain later than we
had before received: The wife the Infant
francisco de Paulo, the king second bro
tber was on the 9th Of May delivered of a
son. who was christened by the name of
Assipium Lewis Ferdinand. She is the
daughter of the king of Sicily. and sister of
the Duchess of Berri. was married IN April.
1919, and is not yet sixteen years OF age
The title of Duke Of Cadiz was conferred on
The young prince. A decree of April %,
directs tha, such lands belonging to the royal
country seats. as are not wanted fol his ma :
;esty's diversion, shall be appropriated to
the payment Of the national debt. royal
decree OF May |, reviews decree OF the ge-
neral and extraordinary Cortes, limiting the
highest salary Of persons in public employ to
2ooo dollars, except to secretaries OF state,
fore ign ministers, military and naval COM
manders in actual service, captain generals
OF provinces, and governors of fortresses-
DEGREES were issued granting an amnesty TO
deserters from the feet. and putting tbe land
and sea services on the same footing as to
nav. &c. Oficialafticles had been publish
ed containing Communications from the sove-
re;gns OF England, France and Bavaria, re-
satise to the acceptance of the constitution
by the king. and expressing their entire sa-
sisiaction at that event. A supplement 10
the Madrid Royal Gazette OF May Is, an
nodnces that the government have refused 10
increase, under existing circumstances, the
number Of 80 substitutes TO represent the
transatlantic possessions in the first sIttlngs
of the mex, Cortes, and that the representa-
lives of those possessions in the former Cor
ties viii no, be permitted to sit by virtue OF
their former powers, but must be elected in
the manner before pointed out.
IS. fDaiiy ADJ.
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ALIENS PRIZE LIST. :.
Y. LITERATURE LETTER.

N. Y. LITERATURE LOTTERi'
THIRD CLASS.
7'uenfy Second days Drdu'ag, mi
No. t*7,756, 2,l23 prizes of D''v ,O1
6.779 do wv
7Ewenty- Third Day. 50,
Nos. | 4,I27, 5000 dollars; II, 7o4. -. NV.
dollars; ,4S5, 1859; 1898, 300 doIS;a Ell esi
1873. *6,8S9, 6.76I, 9,73s, 1874, iS'0f
2 ,oo6, s, $50, loo dollars.
Tuenfy-Fyh Day: ;, oqoo
Nos. 9,o93, prize Of loco dollars; s ScIs
a prize of loco dolls; No 7,467, loco ave- ave-
No. I,2ol, 500 dolls; Nos; n ,l47; ~
Ell ,o64, and 4,7oo, loo dollars each ,,k
= All sold at Aliens tSoId to gen'r i
man in Virgins. I Sold to gen'lenl'"
Charleston, S. C. uess
The drawing will be completed tbs VIII 3st !,
The great prize of $4,000 dollars IS }e'-
the wheel, besides LOCO, boo, 1905 ="
Tickets I8 dollars.
July l2
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For Freight.

EA THE schr. SUSAN Capt. Ame :.b ~ 4
s$E then loco bbls.--will take Te'sD
any eastern port--applyto, .nAMS.
Who offers Der cargo for sale OF 50, 0S Snrue'
clear and understandable Pine sho pf
boards. g
july Is
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..l&AA READING ROOM ILE
.As&&a MAR me JOURNAL %sS
PORT or aLEX.4JtDRLa. ,l,l, -

PORT or aLEX.4JtDRLa, Julu 70
ARRIVED,
Sloop Ocean, Middleton. Norfolk.
Schr Fants mount, Allen, Quady.
Schr Rolla, Pettee. St. Andrews.
Schr Friendship, Howard, New.Tors
Schr Susan, Aims, Machias.
Schr Volaut, Card, Quady.
SAILED,
Sloop Regulator, Sowle. Matanzas.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-13
From tie Bostoa Patriot.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
Port Proya, 81, Jago, /
Cine de Verde Islands. I

Sailed June I'd. brig Rebecca, Snow, OF
Cohassett, for Boston, with salt and eighteen
prisoners, composing part of the officers and
seamen oil TIRES slave vessels, captured by
the u s. ship Cyane, capt Trenchard, and
delivered over to Saml. Hodges, jr. Esq.
American Consul General, and by shm sent
10 the United States for. trial. Capt. Snow
Is bearer Of dispatches from the American
Consul and capt. TrenchaEd. to the govern
ment osthe u S.
Left June 2d-U. States ship Cyane,
Captain Trenchard, to sail on the 4th inst.
for Tenerife Two Portuguese briggs Of
war one OF 90 guns, stationed at the Islands
one Spanish armed slave brig from Havana,
AMI ta 20 Portuguese merchant vessels.
LEFT atIsle Of May, June LIST. brig Aba.
gail, Titcomb, for Boston, in 10 days.
Snip Maria, Clark,i Of Hudson, has been
condemned at Bonavista as unseaworthy.
Apatriot priyateer, commanded by Capt.
Noon, entered the harbor OF Bonayista on
the 10th May, aad cut out Spanish Slave
schooner.
PORTUGAL.
Lord Beresford, or in other words, His
Excellsncy the Marshal General, Marquis of
Campo Major" has sailed from Portugal for
Rio de janeiro. Previous to his departure,
he addressed general order to the army AN
nouncing his determination to present HIM
self in the royal presence" From this or
, der, we are led TO believe that this visit to
the Bfazils, arises from the arrangement of
The kingless kingdom. One OF bis objects is
",o make all possible exertions to ameliorate
the State of pay and allowances, which IN
fortunate circumstances have caused to be so
much in arrear, and by which delay of pay
ment his Excellency knows and laments the
privations which many excellent and deser.
wing officers have suffered and on this point
be doubts not that his majesty, with his ac-
custoned regard to his army, will make de-
cisiye arrangements.
1.-THE supreme command of the army du-
ting the absence OF his exceiisncy, will be
lodged with the most excellent lieutenant
general francisco de Paula Lelte."
lNesY Yorx Daily .Adv.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-13

Ter. with scientific view, md With his nu-
merous and important geological observa-
tions. he has connected the most interesting
particulars respecting the nature ofthe coun-
try. and the manners Of the inhabitants. Qb
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HoIAsSES. q
Our lnte high prices continue 10 bring 10
market plentiful supplies--olr market IS
now fairly stocked, as in ADDITION TO goo
hhds. last week, we notice turtle; import
this week, ofnesrly 200 hdds. and barrels
more~-good quality goes off heavily at 80
els. at which price, about 80 hhds.c chiefly
Havana. have sold.
SALT.
We don't alter our quotations re have
some imports TO notice during the week. the
cargoes are not sold nor landed as yet-6ne
Liverpool may be quoted at SIS, and ground
at so cts. per bushel.
WINE, sPlRIrs and BRANDY.
No aIteration-some good, 9TH P. Nader
ra went of at auction, at only g dollars and
SO cents per gallon.
GENERAL REMARKS.
The business done in sugars has been SO
very inconsiderable, that our quotations must
be considered merely nominal-~.indeed, bu-
siness Of every sort has been interfered with
by preparation. for celebrating the anniTer-
sary of our independence, by a total sus-
pension of all commercial transactions on
the 4th of July, and by an unusual preva-
lence Of very hot weather during the past
week. In coffee, very little has been done,
and we have no alteration TO remark, ex-
cept decline in the European markets,
from the previous improvement of which,
an amen dment was looked for here our
stock is by no means heavy, and consists
chiefly Of ST. Domingo.
In -four, there has been considerable I'M
proyement and the stocks are greatly redu-
ced the sales are estimated to amount 10
or 1000 bbls.
From the Poughksepsi Herald, jane 20.
Astonishing profits from ter Apple Trees.
Mr. Joseph Wsddle Of the town OF Wash
ington, Duchess county has sold at the n.
York market, during the last six weeks, the
produce otter apple trees for the almost in
credible sum Of three hundred and six.
IT, nine dollars-they were of the species
called Summer Russets the quantity 80
barreIs--the sales were as follows:
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Besides So of / 200 dolls. and large nun
Der of 100 dollars, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-07

in tie public assemblies, bnt 20 deserve and
keep TIA att chIns 'Vi :he people al iar.e....
'iy thu. policy. ali the public assemblies have
peen obliged TO follow the people To the sup
por; o. the presidsui," sc. sc.
IL w.d To be = common. certainly n very
foolish notion, that u President Of The Unite
states, IN hike manner mast lDok for support
To judicious distribution of cthc ial pat, ousgs
throughout Congress. There arc, indeed per-
sons who enteriaiu II still. But IL is a colonial
error here. and = European ore elsewheic.--
IL is counterfeit from tho English mint. IL
Is like snprosiug thai, in such AN open gov.
erunent ~ ours, the sscendancl may lie . aim
ed or kept 10y fraud or siiatagom. ALT. Mon
roe deceased the confidence OF the people a
much more available engine OF adninisira-
ton.
Such has been the secret OF his scheme Of
government. We need look no further than
the composition OF mis- own cabinet for the ev.
ldence OF H. Ii was not IN the p over at Gen
Nasbington himself To keep MIR. j, tierson a adj
Col. Hamilton in The same cabinet. No in,id-
ious comparison IL intended by this iinstra-
ton. The true principles OF our institutions
were not then IN the Development which time
has gradually given TO them SINCE"
| refrain from analyZing these tao arii
Giles the tirsi, because have said enoug.
upon The secre, OF Mr.. Monror's unuppcs-
cd election and The I'd. because II wOul,l
draw me into comparisons, which for tie
present unwilling TO suppress. With Sun.
truth is mixed up much error. But all
my regret at the appearance oi an article
which places Mr.. Monroe hig her than his
predecessors, will not induce me 10 criii-
else its assertions. ! do not subscribe 10
them and even Mr.. Menroe himself will
be content 10 stand as high as Jefferson
or Madison. No man slionlG resrc, g.
see such comparisons more than himself.
mean 10 indulge no angry feelings ON
these articles, calculated AS they are Ia
produce them. Bni he must be very in
discreet friend indeed, who Will in The
most indirec, manner claim palm ior
Monroe, al the expense Of Jefferson OF
Madison.
UlSGINIyIc
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ELECTIONS.


permont-Henry Seymour elected Senator Of the
whose term OF service viii then expire.
OhiG-Johu Sloane is elected to Congress.
NiSsOnri-It rs D0Ud Barton who is elected to the
Sshae,o OF The u. S.-JOshWa Barton ismade Secretary
OF State.
Gen gia-MessTs. Reid, Cuthber, Abbott, Gilmet
ana tatai are certainly elected members Of the 7iJ
CongTess."..Ihe contest ur 9th member Is between
General Thompson ami Mr. Cobb. The former is now
81 votes ahead. The counties Of Rabun, 1auna by
an and irwin, yet be heard from though IN the
two last counties il SAID election washeld for
befs Of Congress.
nsgtDaHia-The following is a list Of the newly
elected members Of COngTess-JOhR Sergeant, Joseph
HempktU, IHNLidm UitHOF,' Samuel Edtrards, WIN
Darlington, Samuel Gross, John Phillips, james
BHchdHdn,' James s. MITCHELL james DHRcdH,'
JameS HcSherry,' Samuel Moore, Thomas J. Rogers,
LnStrig Worman,' John Tod,' John Brown, George
DensOn, Thomas Murray, jr.' George Plumer, Tbomat
Patterson, Andrew Stewart, Henry BdtdiriH, aud
Patrick Faneiy.s those marked ~ are men members
The Philadelphia Sentinel states those in Italics al
federalsts.
HentRcky-Isham Talbot is elected Senator OF tb'
u. 8. IN opposition to- messTs. Rowan, McKee ant
Deshs. On the Sd ballot, he had majority Of vote
only over Mr.. r.
Tirginia--Dr z b. Jackson is elected to Congress
(n Mr. PindalPs disTic) IN opposition to 1essfs. Leh
Ter aud Moore. The votes In the'whOte district wet
I 1917 for Jackson-72l for L, and SO for NM.
declined in Brooke aud Monongalis counties.