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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03
Virginia lands Tor sale.
WISH to dispose by sale or lease. Of tracts CO
Il tanning more than
bO. 900 Acres Of Hand,

living in the county of PendIepn, and the head
tiers Of the South Branch Of Potomac This land con-
sists as am informed Of hills and vaes, all uncIear
ed great part is admirably suited for grasing- and
not small portion. it is thought, is highly adapted TO
the cultivation and growth of the vine.
To individuals, companies, foreigners or others,
disposed TO settle and improyet for the above or other
purposes would sell every other thousand acres, on
very liberal terms lease the same for term OF years
for a small annuitybu. to purchasers Of tract or
more, the price would be very moderate, and payment
received in easy instruments, in property within the
District or its vicinity For further particulars apply
to Mr. John Bryce Of Baltimore, or to
AIexandria June 25 GEo. JOhNoON.
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Sugar. Coffee, Tea, etc

S4NUEL MESSERSJiITH OFFERS FOR sale
AZ Hhds st Croix, Porto Rico aud N. o.
W. 1870 barrels sugars par, of which is prime ql.
$50 bags Rio Porto CabelO coffee part prime green
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NO. ae5e


J(Njwhich win be sold much below its real value.
,pply to VI. MILLER & SON.
Who have received by late arrivals
$500 Spanish hides and some tanners oil,
august 81
Salt, Beef and York.
OsOO BUSH ground alum salt
IOUU 20 bbls mess pork
- 25 q beef
g.. IL prime
3Ist received and for sale by
aug "a. =: NV. RI LINDSAY. HILL & Co.
-SteaMer Columbia.
fr$iE .Batfmos and Potomac Steam Packet Company
i haye.Se< pieasure Of informing the public, nat
the abose dew and splendid Packet has CONNIE need
her regular trpsAetween Baltimore and the Distcto ct
ID The Steamer Columbia. Cap-
A-f:Dss tain James MITCHELL will leave the
= k3sS=S5Y lower end Of Patterson street wharf
- on Saturday of each week, at p.
~. FOR. Alexandria,, Washington, and Gemgetown Re.
iyaisg, she will leave Washington Wednesday NOR
ming at O'Clock, and aerandyia at o'clock, touching
at tie following places on the Potomac River to land
passengers and freight, both going and coming
On the Maryland side: On the Virginia side:
Point Look Out Sandy Point
Piney Point, Bluff Point.
Coughs Lsndng Place, Boyd's Hole.
opposite Judge Plater's, Mrs. Xaller's
near Leonard Town, QuanvOb.
Swann's Point,
Ludlow's Ferry, and
Mrs. Pies's.
Signals have been placed at each of the above pls
ces, which will be hosted Immediately on the boat
appearing.
The Columbia is upwards of 400 tons burthen, hav.
ing ftco engines and copper boilers She will carry
from 500 to 1000 barrels freight and accommodate in
the most superior style. at least 100 passengers For
speed she stands as yet unrivalled.
The proprieors hope, BY strict attention to the
fort OF passengers and of goods to merit share
Of public patronage
Passage to Washington 81, exclusive Of fare.
Freight as customary.-GJ AL baggage at the risk
OF the owners. ROSS, Agent.
Baltimore, may 30--june 4
N. Is. rfc passengers in the Columbia arrive suffi.
cienty early for the O'Clock Lines OH Thursday
morning to Philadelphia.
An arrangement has been made, by which, the Co.
lumba, on her passage to the Dstrct, WIN receive
passengers from ote Union and Citizens Canal Line
Boats in the Pstspsco. and also from the steamboat
Maryland.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11

week, We have had very moderate arrival. Of
grain. Flesh What sold at fully last week =
prices. Peas aud Indian Com, dali. but no
lower. Flour without alteration.
London, Aprit 2o,-Aecoon's from he Cape
of Good Hope. to 28lh Feb. state. that the
shipments OF Wheat 20 England were from 7e00
10 5000 quarters. aud that the price had risen
from SO TO $50 per load.
Extract OF a letter from Havre, dated April
90 1929.
Since Ours OF 2lst inst, per Frnpce, there
has been n further small improvement In the
price of Flour. and II would now command 90
francs IN bond, II now appears TINT there Is
n real scarcity in the north of France, mud as
the new crop will not be III for consumption
before the latter end OF August, IL is probable
that prices will be- supported if not rise"
Dublin. Aprii 26.--lhere Is. l am sorry 10
say. and has been for some time, n great de.
preston In the state of rade. not only in Dub
lin, but In every part Of ireland. We do no,
suffer, perhaps, so much they do in The man.
oiacturing districts Of England, or at the out
ports. Tor our manufacturers are few aud com
pataiively Insignificant. and our ioreigu trade
has been regularly declining les ny years,
aud IL scarce worth speaking nd II the tram
actions between man and mantle retail IN
every brsnch-is IN such n condition. that an
Other year of the same kind would reduce the
country a. "a state difficult TO be described or
even understood.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11

VIRGINIA, wat Rule, holden the corks Office Of
the county court Of Bedford, Monday the lst day
ofJnne, 1929.
WIN. MGhec pltf, against John McGhee David Ssau.
ders, II. and John y. Brown deis.
IN cHANCENf.
Tho defendant John McGhcc not having entered his
appearance and gwen security according tho net Of
Assembly and the rules oftbs court, aud appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he IL no, IN nhnbiant OF this
country Ou the motion OF the plaiatn, by counsel,
Is ordered thai the said def John M6hae, do appsar
here the fourth Monday in August neHt md answer
the bill of the plaintiff; and hst copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted IN newspaper printed ~ TIM
town Of byBchbufR for two months successiyeiy, and
posted the front door Of the courthouse OF this eoun
~ on Two several court days,
Acopy-.-rebte, GA. WINGFIELD, u. c.
June II w2lnt6
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

The editors of the n Y. Journal of Com
merce have been favored by commercial
friend with the 70 lowing extract Of letter
from corn merchant in Plymouth, England.
dated I'd May:
The " heat market Is rather better but not
much advanced. yet many persons think, that
MS the stocks are SO light, considerable rise
must take place before harvest, which owing
to the cold season is likely TO he late. have
been in the habit of imror,lng Indian Corn
from France, weighing from 60 TO 62 lbs. per
bnshel. am surprised 10 find yours weighing
but 90 SO lbs.
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, April 30.
This Day-The supphs Of grain from our
own coast since Monday, have been very IN cd.
crate: we have also to notice hut a very small
arrival of foreign. This market was thny at.
tended by country buyers. Scarcely any
thing was done in wheat excepting Of the fin
eat quality OF red. in which description a toler-
able business WAS transacted at Monday's quo
tstions Flour has been 10 limited request bit
without alteration in eaaue.
London, dpriI 30-Cty, IL octock.--The
same universal gloom that has iatteriy perva-
ded every thing in the city still continues and
the price of produce of every description,
seems 10 be daily more add more depreciated
This state Of affairs appears 10 have caused
some alarm among the merchants and persons
of capital and is becoming still more serious
10 the general Welfare, by the accounts Of the
state oftrade in the country. From this cause
NAV be traced the declination, on tne part OF
the speculaiors in the fund TO enter into a new
engage ments, till they can see their way more
clearly
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, April %.
Owing 10 contrary winds during the past
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should iiaso had eop,esbv I'm.
s'"u "s""s
Bondpfrtc. N..,o,,
BouR,r.s. wh,yvas n,;.,,a = nh
napsr,e. were sold bv ,hs;, ae.'.'a,y 10 DO
the Librarian for "a, onn -. " u.."e s
dbllars--and Al. las, ps,;. os-oes' i2,Voo
such wac IN. dena,d 10, ~. 80" 'a'e' INA,
ser was supposed aireadv :. ,'" ''e puasn'
double the ann, be had IA
,hs on ds Utoa.S considers these selmos.
,v,s-o,h.rs 80, ,s ~, p"'"' oohaPar'eas he
cer,;,r ,,,hono as.ao.ra,. az ora person. con.
cs,.arg d, ha naio.sJ '' language was ne
."'p'
DuGt.-The Nashville Renubl;cap
of Nav 18th. saws. 4" we unde,s,a,d ,b,,
connler took Mace on Tuesdav las, =, ST.,
byvile. between Col. Archibald Vii a,d A..
Nathaniel Caldwell. 10 which IN. fo,me, ,,a.
dangerously wounded. Homes are en,sr,,,nsd
u ;" % 'e'''s's
Wdter.-A letter from ST. Bartholo-
new, dated the I'd inst. received in Baltimore
saws thai water would be tn. hes, CARGO IN send
TO that island. which never before sufrerad nor.
from drought. A cargo of fresh water came
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW
OF the Lynchburg Markets.
Corrected jor TIE Hirginidn, BY
A LIZ cn..n, md H.caI u L. T. 4

OF the Lynchburg Markets.
Corrected for TIE Virginidn, By
THOMAS A. HoLcomRE and RICHARD rYREE.
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed lobac-
60, from 81 90 10 10 90
Inferior TO common, 90 TO 90
Common 10 good, oOto Oh
Good TO fine & 90 10 10 90
Refused. 10 10 -
Strips very few in market. 90 TO o 90
inspected the last week 36S hhds passed tobac.
co. 66 hhds refused, total i3i.
The week has been unusually dull, and good
and fine tobaccos lower than we have seen
them this year The buyers seem indifferent
about adding to their parcels unless il be done
nj reduced prices We have no foreign ao-
counts later than the Oath. OF April. The mar.
kets in England Al that time were very dull.
The present crop in market promises 10 be
short OF the last.
Flour by Wholesale, ~ tot ~ IL
Whiskey, wholesale, from % IL q
Corn, wholesale, pc, bbl 90 to %
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RICHMOND MARKET-Juneb.
Flour, SO, -TopAcco, So % TO $l2.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, June 8.


FLOUR-The inspection returns shew ma.
terial falling off in this weeks receipts of How.
ard street Flour. tile quaniiiy brought TO mar
ket this week being about 1900 barrels less
than the preceding. The sales from the stores
were made chiefly IN the early part OF the
week, some parcels having been taken at SO
25 cents cash. bnt the principal portion Mt SO
81 IL. In prosecuting our inquiries 10 day,
we have not been able TO hear of any sales of
cons qnpnce. The principal holders are firm
al SIS 81 10 cash although it Is believed thai
limited parcels may he obtained from tue
smaller holders at So % pes barrel. The
maggon price remains pretty stationary at Sc
u l. 2 per barrel in some instances cents
more per barrel have been pnid,
City Mills Flour appears 10 have been en-.
tirely neg lecieoted this week. We can hear Of
no u ansa ctions, and the attention of purchas
ers appears to have been directed exclusively
10 other descrip ions. Parcels of fresh ground
could be obtained for SO 25 per barrel, but in
the absence Of all transactions we are unable
to make a quotation.
A sale Of 500 barrels SnsQuehanna Flonr, in
good order. WAS made last week al SO cash but
we were not advised Of II in time for last re-
port; In the course of the present week q
sale Of 200 barrels OF same description was
made nj Sc %, On TIM, with interest added.
We quote this description, accordingly, at SO
%, although some of the holders are unwilling
o. sell nj that rate.
TOBACCo-Smal parcels Of Maryland
Virginia and Ohio Tobacco have been sold
this week at prices within the range of quota.
tons, TO wit So to $40 We know of no
transactions of magnitude. Tte inspections OF
the week comprze Dol hhas Maryland. 6d
hhds Ohio : D hhds. Virginia, aud 10 hhds.
Georgia; total 632 hhds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11

MARRIED., at Franklin court.house. on tho
18th alt. ROBERT L. WOODS, esq 10 Miss
ANN, daughter Of Caleb Tnit esq. all ofFrant-
lin.
-, on the cath uli. by the Rev. Samuel
Armistead, MIR. - PAULEr 10 Miss
MARTHA, daughter OF MIR. William c. Moon,
of Charlotte.
-. on the I'd inst. by the same, Al
THOMAS HIGHT, TO miss MARTHA. dangh
ter OF MIR. N. johnson, OF Campbell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
1909
May 81. Cash received for book, anl
1racts, sold al she De
posiiory
81 w
1871 ~

May Il. By balnnce 500 81
GEO. BAGBY. Secretary.
The undersigned committee appointed 10
audit the Ireasnrer's account, Report thai they
have performed that duty. aud find II correct.
leaving in tho hands of The Treasurer n balance
OF S3S 81. JOHN CASklE,
WILLIAM POE.
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North Carolina Bank notes, 10 per cent dis
count
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New Summer GOODS.
DAVID g. ROBERT KYLE

DAVID T. ROBERT KYLE
HAVE lately received a few Deaui'lul srif-
IL Giles in the FANNY Line, peculiarly sd.
apted TO the present season. Among which are
Rich Decoupe dress Sbawls--pink, straw. aud
OTHERfanc colors
Fancy Gross de Nap do. every shade
Gross de Nap Silks and black Italian Lnstrinss
Long Lawns aud Linen Cambric Hdkfs.
Fine and suierfne Jaconct Muslins aud Cam.
brics
piece white and piece Buff Marseilles, the
very FIRST chop =.
Several pieces Medisnh do
place WIDE French Bomba ine, superior
. pieces black Bruchells for Gentleme MS Sum;
a,er Coating, an article uniper,aiiy admired
Also, case Grass bleach Irish Linens, in 10
pieces, remarkable for their fnness, aud
beautifully soft finish
Another large shipment is eow on The river, aud
IS expected 10 arrive befote the 10Th inst, A.
mong other articles are Cases LEGHORN
Boiivar's 2 do Gems Hats-Extra worke
Musin,, and few sets richest Bonn R.1oo q
rs, June 3
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Besides $90s Dos 7Os !; 60, 5Os dos 25s
Dos l5s and los.
IL the above splendid scheme, those 1915
Tickets, having one only OF The drawn mum
bers on. and that one the last drawn from the
wheel, will each (f a whole iickeD be entitled
10 an elegant copy of Hume. Smollet and Bis
sets England, in nine Octave Volumes, on
superfine paper, each volume embellished ~
an historical engraving, executed In the high.
est style Of the art in America. deliverable Mt
either Of the Offices of'he managers on presen-
ia,ion Of the prize ticket-but il share (of
the managefs) il will be paid as cash prize
of gl8.
Tickets $40, Halves S., Quarters Q so,
For sale ., the evet fortunate office Of
b. W. HEWS0N.
NAV 19,
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AouDWnE 10 Y273.76O
Tickets $40, Halves 10, Quarters ~ 90.
Call or send your orders 10 " Fortunes Cot.
iage," for chances IN the above splendid scheme
= remember Nos. "a % ~, Capital Of u 1910
and Nos, % % 81 5000. were both sold
at Hewson's In the Union Cnal. NOD
Orders from all parts OF the United States, ell.
closing the cash OF prize tickets, viii be promps
" attended to at HEWSON'S OFFICE.
June 4 Lynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
LIVYIS ROpNNa
DENTIST,

nESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
Lynchburg and its viciniiy. that, encour-
aged by the patronage heretofore received, he
will be ready to practice in the line of his pro-
fession in all its various branches. at the Frank.
lin Hotel, on the 18Th ofJune next, where he
will remain but a shorttime.
Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon at their
houses il requested.
N. B. L. Roper purposes setting the poIce-
lain composition teeth, invented by him, being
lar prefe able 10 all corrypihle artificial teeth
for beauty aud durability, as they are not infer
rior 10 any ever invenied,
Nav q. 4IneV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

Tuaugnralion--mitdf mat" Mr. T. tai will
Jim ~ Nash,nEion, Two sersH nis. JuJh aHd
holm. Almost every pleasant day hr might
he seen riding on u white borsf, lin ancient
Rome. The emblem of sovereignty Julia stX
rods behind him on another, passing al slow
pace through The city. john c )ud read. II,
Is said John would return from the Post
oilice. Mr.. Randolph being 10 BEp. What
have yon brought John p A bundle of ie +
ters and papers. Break The envelope-what
- thai John would read the tile. Putt in
10 the fire. John, never ordered ii--whal next
John would red the ,it'e--s pamphlet ifyon
please. Throw IL into the fire. John, never
snb.crbed for hHi-ihey shall force me 10
look al nolhiug but what cboo.e--I will read
only what ! purchase. L. was certainly
laughhble circumstance, that, not having been
in hrs seat three entire days. taking the whole
Winter together. he should, three days beio re
the close Of the session, ask leave of absence
Pitloge Record
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THE VE6Ra4ENHAN.
LYNCHBURG. MAY 4, 1929.
" here can IRE u0tc ?

As there appeared TO be some uncertainty
whether, in counties wherein separate elections
are authorized, polls will be held nj tire diff
ferent precincts, al the ensuing election Of
members to tine State Convention, We have
copied from the law the annexed paragraph
from which it will be seen that the same
rules apply in this csse as in the ordinary cleo.
tons:
d" BE Il enacted, That the person. quail
TO vote for members OF the House of Delegates
in ench county, city aud borough within the
several Senatorial Districts Of this Common.
wealth, as ~ present established by law, shall
assemble AT their respective court huuscs, or a.
other ptaces appointed By tdw Jor holding siec-
lions Of members for he General isserIbig, ON
the several cuuri days OF each county, CITY aud
borough comprising disuics, in the month u
May, IN the year of our Lord 1929, aud there
vote for four Discreet aud proper persons ms
members OF the Convention And farther on.
- The persons duihorig.d by Lac 10 hoh eleeii0,s3
for members Of The General Aa1n'big, IA each
county, rity or borough, nal coaduci til sui
election" &c.
Uow tong arc the pills Kept open ?
In rrsar to this matter, also. the same rule
prevails which govern the election Of members
for the General Assembly is, tie pol are
10 he kept open only onc dag, il the same eau
SEES for which they are kept open FOR a lngcr
period in ordinary elections. should moi exist.
We mention this. because we know there arc
many persons labo,inc under the msapprehen
sion that the polls m,fst, uaaer the law, remain
open three days" misappreheusion caused by
coufounding the vote for deiegdies with that for
the adoption or rejerlioa Of lie noe Coas'ila
ton II is important thai these facts should
lie widely disseminated
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REFORM," al,qs PRESCRIPTION

REFOkh.' dliaS PRESCRIPTION
The sceoes exhibited at Washington are alike
insulting TO the moral sense of the com,nuni y
degrading 10 tie chara Ger OF the milton, and
alarming to The hopes OF tie patriot They
have, indeed ihdnced US TO abandon our once
GVore hobby Of so amending the federal coz.
siituion as TO render the President ineligible
second time We begin TO doubt whether the
possibility aud the hope OF a reelection viii
not Operate rs stronger Incentive to the Faith
hl discharge of his du'y than any conaidera.
ion N isin" from consciousness of purify and
nprI9htneSs OF intention, or spripsing from a
lrsfe 10 obtain the gratitude AMI applause of
his own and after.times. For, who can believe
that, ii Grn, Jackson anticipated 4 At his name
wond be agan brought forward. Win any pos.
sibilily of success. as a candidate for the j.h
office which he NOW fills, viii .uca diScrcal; 10
himself ard, we fear, such lasting ja,ury 10 the
county, he would have pursued the coursr he
hasdone-a COURSE alike Notifying 10 his '.al
friends, disgusting 10 bis energies aud clatiry.
luz only to that baud u. greedy oor,nor4nts
vine batten on his unaescrrei bounty, aud
''"Ra N tho" sleeves al hif crede'ons simphci
city VINO can believe thai nr would sii9
persist IN Sucl " course, N "n"issa'sed aud
s'''h''' contempt al the emphatic 5lsappfo"a
ZION f'ononnefd by nc1tiy whole people, II
ne III "o' ""o" 'aa' '"e p''ze was no longer
within ui' reach, as thai this Is the only time,
consequently he " II ty.r have If ~ HE no,ver
to leather the ness OF hl2 pt. qua tficl3S, by
pIucking The public Goose ? Who eau hrlinYc
that he would ha.h permitted Individual at
tachments al sone TINES and a. otl e:s, person.
al Obligations. 10 subject him To the influence
and control Of Duff Green. KrodaH and Grg.
ham. aud induce him 10 lavish Offices n, sucb
men AZ Eaton Moore -. Noah md S,,,r,
WON'T Sn-hnd there been rn,. nossi,,;li,y a.
hi, reelection, he would not thus have acted.
What decrncy, duty and paIrio,ism have Al,
ia led TO effect would have b.o,. ,,3,r,,,.
ed TO the louder voico or .,Ir.;,,....., -
bitian. WiIi,not Tho, l,. -, ..#...,...
Deliberate h4f,re We :, r.,,,,,oI - ......;,.,.
ton 4. TO take from the Chief M, ,ra,o o..
most powerful, incentive 10 = oa,r,,.,,, ID
fni,hful dis,hsrre Of ms du,ies end ;.,.o,,.a
provision which. to m ro,,i,cio,., ,aaa
would offer irresistible temutslions to nfovide
FOR his friend. from the pablc .nf;.rs. :, ia
question fall of difficulty, and sh.4i! he well
. eng he'd before ann cbosce he md. viii
on the one hand, i, has been a,lcos, lhat tho
patronage Of the government NAV be om,,io,ea
70 promote the reelection Of the jpcu,hor, i.
he be not rendered ineligible a second ,;me
IN the other hand re ate how baneful wouId
be the effects of such restriction, in the ap.
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POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.
PRESCRIPTIONS LIST. No XII.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
HOU 81. OF DELEGATES
rex John Tntum, lsaac Adams.


Patrick john Tatun, lsaac Adams.
PfsG'0n-Guy Shaw, &. K. c. allen.
A0rtJE b0r0ugh-Hn2h B. Grigshy. Mr.,
Maxwell, Who had been nominated in The pa
pers, but Uho declined b. ing a candidate, re-
cei'ed "a VOTES Mr.. G. 339.
Hcyyjs2p-lohn I. Brown, j. Willmms.
-iaausia-) ohn McCue, Chcsley Kinney.
eans5tr'aad--ias. Fitzgerald, John P VIZ
son.
fh.cpI Barre, g. Payne, .Tohn VIM.
Mr. Bi',aps, Thos. ". S. Gregor, B. /
Dabury.
STATE SENATE.
.aOCfa.t oCgh-Wm. C. Hoh, 2I6, John
\. Chandler l29. Hol, Is therefore reelected
by majority of $50 votes.
CONGRESS.
fUaber'Gnd-Judge Thomas T. BouldiD !.
elected by a majority OF % woes over Doctof
Clump,
Aortols borough, ed day)-AIr. Newton.
MAJORITY over Mr.. Loyal was reduced to 30
out there was no doubt Of Nr. Ms reelection
ms there were not sufficient au.,,brr OF votes
recIHinng to defea, him. 81
Preaoa-Msiority for Doddfdses = m@ n1i
with ms previous ,.ajorit,ts in Tyler aud ono
Il6. Deduct Johnson's majority in Harrison
$50, and d, is % ahead Brooke and Mono1'
gala ia be heard from.