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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-23

will 60 after Christmas to Malta. nd i,
t. the Baltic. The French Ace, i, a, S "e0te
Egina aud Navarino; the English fee, b .,m''
Egina aud Vourla. '"'''
Tranquility is nearly restored in Ash, NJ.
the rebels have been driven from The .nr;.. '
Of Magnssia. "'N
The French Consul at Smyrna, h,,
authorized by the Ambassador Of Fr,n,.'' a
take under his protection the Greek y....V
which shall appear in that por' provlt,d IVY
papers from their Government. THIS wv, "a
ton is intended for the security Of n.,'. 'H
property, and the ships, and 10 hinSs, u,
Turks from demanding The charodseb r.,
Ambassadors le,ier afIiI ms ,ha. he h., 49,. 'f
arrangement. to this effect with The Porte Ta
Greek vessels are not 20 hois, their e.. O."
msrchaD men are again seen urd,r Rn,.;
colours, is customary before the insurr,, ,,''
The Algemsine Z+i'une under The head .l'' y,
S Min, Dec. %, confirms further ac,',. "
,ha, 'hs tirman If the Sultan, fur he ipto,..
ration Of he six districts with Servia. L,5
length arrived in tha, province, ard N, r.
mi >sioners would be appointed for ca.rvi,n,
inrs stftci. 20"
LofFI hr a'Nco"'S 'oh Egypt ar, ..
the Doth OF November, on the l6 IL III, Sum-.
squadron OF ten sail left Alexandra. rrsa
Egyptian convoy, for Conslan'inople, and or,
now be 10 he DardannelIes having br,n &C..
near lspa:a, il has on board 600 900 Sp,r
piastrrs for The Sultan.
GREECE There is such variety of r.r,,
re pect'nS the proposition 10 place Prime :.
polo upon he throne Of Greece, thu, ro :,
i,lactory conclusion cdn he formed. Inc ",
ming Chronicle States ,h4t he Prince "s,,
refused the Sovereign I Of Greece, dbuu.,,r,
perhaps, his ability 10 govern the somevs.
wsywa,d children Of Leon,dls, end bsre r.,
lie ,emEt,d with ambition o 6Gi a ,hrom.
! No Whilst. ndIng all that has been said A.;
sung OF the delightful climate Of Gree. A, |
serene HIehness has probably Judged Wiz,
SO far as his own happiness was coBcerurt,
having 10 olhrrs the regeneration Of Ire Rd T
lrnians, and giving apieterence 10 a lie pa
SD in this country"
IL addition TO all these speculaions, al. |
ter from London Of Jan. Is 10 The l.nerD,l
Mercury, says" am able to Iulorm ,a
positively hat, up to IL o'clock hi, day. PAN,
Leopold bad not positively declined tie s,t
reIsnly Of Greece. bur i, is tue thai be has No.
accepted H. lie has EXPRESSED doub. Is q
his abiliry, but in the circles which be ,i.l
hr is esteemed an able Man. Il is still though
he will be prevailed upon to accept this hcrq,.
The Duke OF Wellington has. the affair n.a
q; heart.
Again: alt is rumored that a great per,p.
age has been warmly opposed to Prince Ls
poles occupying the proposed throne d
Greece"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-23
Notice

TINE stockholders in the BALTIMORE IND PO-
L TONIC STEM PICKET COMPANY, are
hereby notified that agreeable to the charter, Flee
ton Tor ten Directors to manage the concerns for tho
present year. will be held the Compauy's Office,
Patterson street wharf Thursday, 18Th instant be.
tween the hours o9 and O'clock. The transfer book
VIII closed until after the election BY order Of the
Hoard, b. WEBB. Sec.
P.S The papers Of Alexandra, Warrington and
Georgetown v'u please copy the above and charge B.
& p. =. Co feb 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-23
Notice.

Z Ohm l. HAMPSON has taken the room formerly
- occupied by the late Nathaniel S. Wise as a msgis-
trste's Office, where he will attend to Conveyancing
in ail its branchesHe will likewise attend tn the CO.
pyng of all kinds of writing. feb 1S--6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-23
houses and LOts For sale

s.zxs For Sale, The LOT beginning .i g.,
S1Yf1 inches to the westward of Royal sreesI 4
Hsasl ing So feet 4 inches on :he norun ';yA
A Prince street, and running back ao'''
with the Frame Buildings thereon.
ALSO, ,-,,
The LOT on the south side OF Prince w. d
beginning % feet west of Royal street, no."
Prince street IL feet and running back - ,.,,sl
feet alley, with the two story Brick Building '''''
also, &,
The LOT adjoining. fronting 10 y" NJ;
inches on the south side Of Prince street, s"'
back rs feet, with the Frame Buildings thereo%;
Apply to either Of the subscribers, At "A''
City, personally or by letter. ,,nsoS.
REUBEN w. H0RNo'
feb 11-d3t&eo4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
AMERICAN DISCOVERY VESSEL.
COMMUNICATED.

AMEhlCAN' DlS(Ot ERf fESSEIio.
Some oficlous person, without my knowledge
or permission. on the arrival Of the BRIG Bosota
from the Pacific, having given to the publishers
of newspapers a.report purportins, OF having the
color. as coming from me, asserting that tho dis
covery briggs Seraph and Annawan, Captains
Pendleton and Palmer, from this port, in the
Pacific. had abandoned their exploring. and that
the Seraph had gone. and the Annawan was to
follow, for the coast of Peru after seal: I. there
fore, hereby certify, that the said report is not
within the scope Of my knowledge. correct-and
also thatI have, for years past. been personally
and intimately acquainted with Captains Pen
dleton and Palmer. and was some time in CON.
pany. and frequently in conversation with them,
while in the Pacific; and that did not hear Ell
Their Of them mention, or even hint at such re-
solution, as abandoning their exploring; and
am under the belief that had they Thought of
such determination they would have mentioned
1t to me, as they often spoke Of their intention.
on their route in exploring. to make all colIec-
tons Of value, either for information or profit,
and to take or procure any articIes,s which are
to be obtained in those seas for commerce OR for
the benefit of science, for which they were amply
supplied with necessary means) and ship them
to The United States whsAeFer an sppsrtwnitv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23

II will be recoIlected that we. sometime since.
noticed the wreck of the brig Katherine. Captain
Mayo. from the West indies, on the North Caro-
lima Coast. in the late gale. It was at the same
time said she had on board a cargo Of Sugar, and
about $4,000 in specie. In the hope Of recover
ing the specie, several vessels. from ports Of
North Carolina. crpised for the brig. The schr.
Terrier. from Smith7iie. boarded. the wreck on
the 29,h git. No person was found on board
the org; the seq was making breach over her;
her matches we're of. and a great number of box
e. were floating out of the hatch way. apparently
empty. The wind blowing fresh, -.aud heavy
sea running. The Terrier returned 10 port
As soon as the weather moderated. she put to sea,
and on the lst inst. she again boarded the wreck,
and commenced search for the boxes OF Specie.
After frequent efforts, and with much difficulty.
some of the hands diving and removing the bal
last. one box was found which animated them to
further exertions, aud in short time four boxes
marked G. A. from No. ] 70 No 4, conforma-
bly to hills of lading. and supposed TO be specie,
were drawnup. The Terrier. having accomplish
ed her object.eft the wreck and proceeded TO vii.
mingion; and on the cd inst. as soon as she ar
rived. deposited the. boxes in the State Bank,
where they were opened in the presence Of seve-
raj persons of character and responsibility. and
found to contain type and shot-bm no Specie.
One Of the sailors, in conversation at Will
mington. ntimated, that Of the sugar boxes in the
wreck, only few of them .tprobably the upper
boxes contained sugar. The empty boxes, it is
supposed buoyed up the vessel, and prevented
her sinking. The circumstances tend directly
10 the belief, that viiIainous fraud was attempt
ed. and the crime is more revolving, by saspi-
cion that one of the sailors. said by the Captain
to have been drowned. had been unfairly dealt
with
Previous to these discoveries, MAYO had left
Smithville. -Chariesfoa Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
MARRIED.,

On Tuesday, 2Ist inst, by the KEY 70; /"
more, THOMAS ROGERS, ksq. I" h
daughter of CHARLES CHsrer' i"
IetaAnn Comfy. Va
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23

for 50 doing preseatcd, as the2 did th.;.
seal skins and native collectors. bv a. Us
suta. - CHARLES 4. SrANTosssE
Captan Brig Bo,,.
Nyw YoRK, September 7tb, 1850. y"
r The papers that published The ,...
the arrival Of the Bogota, will do f,,eps0l
sertiug the above.-U s. Taternnh ~
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~ - I.
.As.rve the Goa siitu boua Charter, aita tae med
;6catiops expressed IN the decisrahon- 70
GOVERN nv the laws and according to the laws
10 render fair and exact justice TO every one ae-
corinp to his rights and to act IN all things WIN
a sole view to the interests. happiness ana siory
of the French people. =:
The cry of ..vise PHILIPPE VII was immedl-
ately raised, and answered by that OF 1--WE
Phipe IL or the cries IF Vive lie ro DIES Fran
cais"-. Wve lareine, soon drowned all offers.
During this time the King signed three copies
of the oath and Of the declaration.
His Majesty then mounted the throne,on his
RIGHT we're Marshal Mortier. bearing the sworh;
Marshal Oudinot, bearing the crown: on his LETT,
Marshal Macdonald and Marshal Noleutor. bear
ing the sceptre and the hand 1t jrstlce. Behind
the two latter, were NJ. Vi. Alfalfa and de Ru-
mauy. Aids-de.camp of the Prince. who were
the only officers attached 10 the person OF the so
veregn, who accompanied him within tie enclo-
sure. The King announced By a gesture his de-
sire TO address the assembly again. when ne pro-
nounced in a clear tone the following discourse:
s.Gen,lemen. Peers. ard Deputies. ihsve ius.
consummated great act aln deeply sensible
of the extent of the duties whichit imposes u'on
! ME. Nv conscience tells me that will iuihi
! them. 1t is with full conviction that | have &C
cepted the treaty OF alliance which was proposed
! to me.
II should greatly have desired never TO occu-
py the throne to which the national wish has just
called me; but France, attacked IN her liberties
saw the public order in danger; the violation OF
the Charter had sha.,en every tang; 1t was neccs-
sarv to re-estabiish the action OF the laws, and
the power of doing II was vested IN the Chamber
of Deputies; YOU have done II. Gentlemen; me
mod ificaticns which We have just made IN the
charter. guarantee security tor Ehe future. France
will | trust be happy al home. respected abroad.
and the peace Of Europe more firmly established
Loud plaudlts and cries Of ..Five lie Rol.
were repeated, and the King, deeply affected,
prepared TO leave the hall.
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
ToUIoS, Aug. E, 10 O'Clock.
Conformaby TO orders the tri-colored Aag has
been hoisted'on board the Admiraps ship at the
Hotel of the Maritime project, at the Mayoralty
and in the public square. The vessels in tine reads
W i'll follow this example as soon as the necessary
| quantity of flags can be furnished. Thanks to
the rood understanding between the military and
naval authorities, and to the good feeling Of the
| inhabitants, tranquility is undisturbed.
AueusT 7, 9 A. NJ.
Ireplv TO your despatch of Yesterday All the
| National vessels hoisted the tri-colQred fag az
O'Clock last evening. am about to have them
hosted on board the merchantmen, if it is not
already done.
HALF FAST p. NJ.
The Nestor. which left Algiers July SO, has
Just arrived. with lO.240. 900 francs in Spanish
dollars, and with dispatches, which have for
warded BY estafctte.
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~Gsn-

Kings Of France. --Severai Of the NJ
France are thas designated in hisioy--b
debonase-Louis the stammerer:i lou: ni =
marine-Louis the Lazy--Loui. the bs-'D1
the young--Louis the liOn--Loal' tf
Louis the iust-Louis the great--'o $40 !
be added Louis the coed, and Charles iA''''
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The following circumstance he's been r"
made known to us. Ii is said. that d' .,
last winter. application was made By 'fs 4,
Of the late Gen. Brown for an apPolntIn'n.r.
def for one OF her sons. The promise I
that the appointment should be gwen 01t 81
lapse Of a few months, Mrs. Brown "a,lI.
that there was 10 vancancy. Oben, ahf"id|
an appointment ,Oas coateryed on hs"".
tam 0'Ncd. he father Of Mrs. Ea'es' ~
Let the people compare the claim; Of n
candidates for the appointment, and d'''H
the merits Of the respective application, #
one was from the son Of a Distinguish y,
from whose skill and gaIlautry the oo'',;
derived the most important adyan'a?'n
other the son Of William 0'Neal. ahu ~
no other recommendation save ,aal
" . rNs. Ls
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23

On Thursday last. the 10th inst the an 4
sary of Mexican independence was ccie6ni''
New York. Colo. joe Antonio Mella. 81
tary Of the Mexican Legation to this ccdnt'i|
Lorenzo "a LavaHe, Governor OF the s.s
Mexieo, gave splendid dinner at,he Wan
ton Hotel, of which the distinguished s'Ia
in this country, tkractug Governor OF thss
the Mayor Of the City and several other "a
men were invited to psr,Akes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-23
HALr FAST 4 P. N.

The Nesior. which left Agers July SO, has
Just arrived with 1920. 600 francs IN Spanish
dollars, and with dispatches, which | have for
warded BY estatctte
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-01

David Ho.e. Bush-od q. IloSe' William w 9oShi
.-l rL,,,,5s FISHER DlfudlR.S
r0uF Defendants William Waugh Joseph
R---s John Davidson. Samuel Fisher and
-rT1r.-s Fl,he-, not having entered their appear
'.-, -.,I GIVEN security. according to-the act OF
.ss.,Iv and The rules ofthis Court and II appear
Ed, b, satisfactory evidence thatthey are not lnha-
...-,r-s ,- rhi. commonwealth Il Is ordered That
I'M, s,id Defendants DO appear here on the tirst
l,, ,f Inc next term. ana answer the bill OF the
p'.,,,ir ,rI thstacoay Of ths order be forthwith
..s,-t.I I'm some public newspaper published 10
II. r,,,-o orNVheolne Tor two months successive
,rf po~teI at the front door OF the court house
n tbe s7id town of Clarl,,hurgn. -...-.,... ~
A .opy-Tcs, JOHN p. SEiloN 4. e.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS
MENZIKOFF-THc Russian lIiristcr

IENZIKOFF-THc Russian Minister.
Menzlkof, the celebrated Russian Min
lister, experienced the most sudden reverse
of fortune that ever lellto the lot Of NOR
tai ~ this changing world.
We coPythe following account from the
Albion:
At the death of Peter thc Great, the
power Of MenzlkoG increased. Cathar-
me l., who owed her alienation 10 the
throne 10 the iutrigues of that Minister,
retained him IN that high situation TO the
day Of her death. In her last Will, she dc
sired that Peter the II, might be united to
Merz.koG' S daugh;cr--a proof of the as
tendency Of the tavoriie over Catharine,
and of the gratitude Of the Empress. The
inlrigues, the despotism, the arrogance,
and the disrespectful character Of Meuzl-
kod, towards the young Emperor changed
the fortune ofhlmsct and daughter, and
hurled BIN from his cnvisd greatness TO
the depth Of misery. The Emperor had
frequently complained 10 MS young COM
panlons ofthe tyranny Of his minister, and
his wish, had he the power, TO escape from
his yigilence.
Two powerful and implacabIc enemies
assisted the young car IA this attempt
and destroyed the influence of MenZikol
forever.
MerzIkoG saw the danger Which await
cd hinl; he remained sometime IN suspense,
hut counting on the assistance Of his uu-
mereus friends, hastily departed for the
capital, meditahng the most signal ven
5cance on his enemies; but precautions
were too well taken, and his downfall Ger
tain. On prescribing himself 10 tie pal
ace, he found the guard changed, and the
garrison under ara- BE vas repuised
from The entrance With threats and inso-
lence; and finding all attempts val0 TO gain
an interview with the Eala-or, be retired
70 his own dwelling Ha now 20 longer
found the crowd of couue.s eax'ous % be
noticed, or grateful for tic ghtest recog-
milton. He walked unattended TO his pal
ce. which was surrounded Dr. troops the
Instant he entered. lie was arrested Dy
ne officer in command AID desired 10 de-
7rt the next day Tor hiss Tesldence.at Rem
ebourg, large estate and fortified, be
auaiag To Mrlzkof, and distant about
ne thousand v5rsts from ST. Petersburg.
his order cxlugu'shed the last ray Of
rope. and he saw Instantly his future rum;
us said 10 I'VE remarket-"I have com
H0ed great crimes, but it Is Tor the Em-
cror alone to punish me These words
xcited some sus1 icIon relative 20 the death
{ Catharine.
Menzkolf was allowed considerable f.
o, he was permitted 10 carry with him
IS most valuable effects. and 10 be accom-
ned by as many servants as he ihonght
roper 10 command. On the noon Of the
following day he departed: It Is asserted
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-01
POETRY.
THE JEWELLERS.

There were sounds ofmirlh and Ioyousncss
Broke forth in the lighted hau,
And there was macy a merry laugh,
Aud many merry call,
And the glass was freely passed around,
And the nectar freely quaiFd-
And many a heart felt light with giec,
And the JOY Of the thrilling dranght.
A voice arose IN that place Of mirth
And glass was fourshed highi
Il drink to Lief said a son of EARTH
"Anj do not fear to die;
'Ihaveno fear-I have no fear
Talk not Of the vagrart Death;
"Tor he is grim old gentleman,
"Ani he wars but with his breath
"Chocr comrades. cheer! We drink to Lille,
"A1d we donot fear 90 de-
Just then rushing sound was heard,
As Of spirits sweeping by
And presently the latch flew uP,
And he door few open wide
And astrangor strobe within the ha'.
With an air ofmar,alprdc.
lie spoke: . join yourrevely
"Bold sons Of The Bacchan n.ef
"AndI drink tb6toast you have drank before.
che pledge cryon daunuess knight"
Falhigh-Gn h.gh-wo drinl, to Life,
"Ald woscou che reaper Death.
"Forbc is grim old gcnllemanr
"Ald be wars bat with his Jrc..h
"He'i noble SOU, that champion knight
and he bears a martial brow
ooh, BEN pass the gates ofPamd.sc,
"To regions Of bliss below
This was TOO much for The Baclanai
Trr flashed from his angry eye;
A mujered crrse-and a ycngc.ul OATH
Intruder thou shalt die!'
lie s,iucl,--apd the Strangers case fen Of,
And phantom form stood thc'c,
A cu,nine and ghas'iy, and horrible thing,
With rotten and m.ldewed hUr
And they struggled awhile, tiIl,he stranger blew
A bias, ofhs wi,herng breath;
And the BacchanlI tell at lhe phantom's feet,
And his conqucror was--DEATH
w D. q.
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VNFIRGTNEA-Omo county, Set At Rule
y iu tine Clerks Office on the Rule day in
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NOTICE.

10 Dqr& w. Hogc Bqslrod O. E5re J9iiam
Hqpgh, Josrpt BRIGGS John D1rids3a, Sanad
Fisher, anal Thomas Fisher
~ ENTLEMEN: Yon viii pIoasa 20 take no.
VI tlcc. that, at the house of James Bel, in The
borough of Carlisle, 10 Cumberland county, ia the
state OF Pennsylvania. on the I3th ll,h. and 18th
days ofSep'enber 1850, twill take The dispositions
of Andrew Coleihsrs and others, TO beToad in evil
donce on the trial Off suit now dependin. In iho
Superior Court of Chanccry at Ciafisburgh. Nr-
gnia. wherein am Plaintiff and you are Defend
ants and also be read IN evidence on the trial Of
another suit IN Chance,y depending in the same
Court, wherein The said Bushrod @. Hoge is Plain
uif and !, with others. are Defendants. Also, you
viii take notice, that at the house Of Matthew
Swlier, iu liogestown, iG the county of Cumber-
land aforesaid, on the 10TH 18th and lSth days Of
The month and ~ the year aforesaid, viii take
the dcPnStions of Thomas Fisher Samuel Fisher
and Joseph Briggs above named and Of several
other persons. 90 be reld 10 evidence on the trials
Of The two suits aforesaid
RALPH BERkSIIIRE
July So. 1880 %
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VODTB g. yyOODs.

HITER STREET EHEELNG.
dave Jt received and offer ro7 sale. low. for Casi
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VIRGINIA. hio county, set.
10 Erlcs b-id IN The Civf'S Office on tfc Lnls ia
jp fUgUSt I~30.
Esther NcClcry, EyecutriX of
VIM McC'erv decd,

ANY Davis widow. and Solo {
mon Davis, heir az law, of
r. Davis. deceased.
THIS DAY came the Plaintiff hy her attorney
and the Defendants Amy Davis aad Solomon
Davis pot having entered their appearance aecor
ding 10 law and the rules of this court. and It ap
pelrinr 20 the court by ltisactory evidence, tba-
thev lre not inhabitants Of this commonwealth
is Ordered that the said Defendants do appear here
on the first Moud u November next, and enie
their appearance and give security io' perform
the decree of this court. and ansv err The Plan'u
biE and that q copy Of this order be published
the Wheeling Compiler for two months sicce
siyely and that another copy be posted on me da'
oFthe court house Of Ohio county for the hike
Rod. copy. IeSte,
WA CHAPLINE, c. q. T.
August is. 1880.
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rr-.sai ua .ol eayiog his house ana s7Ys
without ceuze-hg, 7 DO declare th1t DO IS
ia- me to live with h.m. he WIS So
- sEe OBJ re ami uy paoe ..ce o.pdlu children
'al, me ilslcH manner that 7 was z.lj to is
s house Cor my safety aud then he c10le
q. e1ei nc to trT him 1oce more. promising
l would never treat me iI a-l.u l-I would
give a'ma and Z iII so-bu. 20 IS impossible Cor
-- .' stand b. All th.s z c10 prove.
MARGARET HALL.
A.-g9. d l52o
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-01

THIS day came the CompIa.nanisb thoir coun-
sci. and the Defendant, Ezekiel Chapman. not havI
ing entered his appearance according 10 the act o.
Assembly and the rule, of t'is Court, and it ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that the said
Ezekiel Chapman is not an inIiahitant ofthis Com
mouwcallh. IL is ordered that the said Defendant
Ezekiel Chapman DO appear here on the first day
of the next October Term, and enter his aP-
pearance and give security for ihepayment OF the
decree and answer the Complainant bill. and
lhat q copy Of this order be published for two
months SUCCESSFULLY in the Wheeling Compiler.
aud that another Copy be posted ON the door OF
the Court House Of Ohio County, for the like Pc
rod.
A COPY-TESTE
WIN. CIAPLtNE, c. o. c.
July % 1880
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12

J., 'oii' these returns, 1t appears that Coy. Throop
1as received InhJorities 10 the amount of 25
Mr; Granger has received majo5ites to the amount
pI loooI-Ieavlng majority, far as edvces have
oeen received, of Io,24I for Throop This MAJORITY
will be considerably increased. -
oit the Congressional elections thirty dis riots tout
of36) have been heard from. which have elected 90
JACKSON and 7 Anti-Jsckson members. In thes.
'"'r'y Dstrcts there have been ten changes IN ia
vor OF jackson, ard three against him
Mr. fbroop's mgjoriiyis less than we supposed
yesterday 1T would be- The Congressional elections
were deeply influenced by tho same masonic and an
u-rnasonlc causes, which gave the election for Gov
e'h'r dlrectoH and result, so different from what
vas anticipated, and what there was strength enough
to have fulfilled
no 'aoNsOn prints iiazza Justify uPonthe occasion
ihey acknowledge of course, ne adventurous aid from
those domestic causes which certainly defeated The
OpPos'iio' the Regency. Loud as they rallied >.
ga'pst the spirit of Masonry before the election
they Will not now agree, that their canss received
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
NEW YORK ELECTION

ne following says the Commercial Advertiser of
Monday evening, are the for Governor as far
as heard from, partly Official partly from rumor
The following are the returns from the counties
as far as they have been received from Official sour
ce Is IN part, and part gathered from rumour.
REPORTED NJ IORITIES EOD mtrDnnn