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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11
"MvcH Yrr nEx.Is. vssuse"-C Srper
GENERAL ALExANDER sMYrn.

GENERAL, ALEXANDER SHY TIL.
This distinguished Member OF om the State OF Vfs
mia died a, his lodgings IN 'he City Of w's "s,on, on The u
tered the Monday following tho Congress buryos
under all tho ceremonies usually observed tho oerment Of
duties. The fowing line, appeared U. j. Tel
graph Of the 22d inst
ON THE DEATH OF GEN. ALEXANDER SMYTU,
ct rHE HOUSE or nErsEsEsrarivr.
Why is there silence in this HALL
An awful Stiffness round!
Why in tho looks OF one and all,
Is such sad sorrow found
Virginia she has lost SON.
Hts tolls oer-his service DONE
AuG ;.s-s the Nations Guardians inoct
In tokcn OF regard
Fer him who 6Td that vacant seat,
Aud in their iabors shar'd
The gallant Chiefain, too, is hero,
Tops the tribute OF n tear
Placed in the midst of mourning friends
whil., many sigh to Heaven ascend.
And many a prayer is said:
Beauty, with vclof worth uniie',
Performing the last solemn rites.
sMxrH-is it thee now behold,
- Thy patriot spirit ncd
And 'mong the son, dead
Art thou o take place
Yes even without fond embrace.
Ono fond embrace from her so dear,
The partner Of thy breast,
oh! were she bu, one momen, hero.
To pross thy Iips,-to say farewcii-
How she will mourn-no tongue toll
Not even child was here to SEQ
Their muchoved father die,
To soothc his pains and misery,
To hear his latest sigh;
To catch the dying looks so mild,
OF him who ever on them smild.
oh Z! what srcnt--groat sacrifice,
Must statesmen- warriors make
Athome-whcn one beloved dies
The heart will almost break
But oh !! to think
When was dying-one so dear.
Yet SMyrH had iicnls both and kind,
That DER him watched with care,
For those whom he has left behind,
There's uttered maRy prayer,
That Heaven may comfort those that
And weep fcr him who III nee return.
An unkno' IN Muse sigh'd o'or his grave,
And saw him laid in earth,
From that iato power save,
Any OF human birth
But light from Heaven dispcls the gloom,
And gids with glory ev'n the tomb
April 10, 1880.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

John Webster, Ex'cr Of Edward Webstsr and =.
ad'n CT OF Elizabeth Webster aud a. A,inor OF Fanny
Webster, and in his rights and Pssebal M f;Iasson
and Phebe his wr, DcG,,s
The Defendants Paschal McGissson and Pbsbs hi.
VILE, not having entered their appearances and given
security according to he act of Assembly and the rules
o. .n's Jour-, and appearing That they nhab.
tans OF this Commonw On the motion Of the Cona
pIalnanis ny their Counsel Ii il Ordered That the said
Defendants do appear here The fourth Thursday in Juiy
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in sone
paper published in the City Of Richmond, for two
months sncce'svey and another copy be posted al ths
front door 0i The Courthouse OF this corn'y
Copy. Tese. J. r. LEIGH.
April 27 ION s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11
DAVID NJ. HUNTER, D. c. L.
March TO- 100 was.

a AND AND LOIS AT AUCTION.-By yir,u.
IA OF Deed OF Trust executed 10 he subset iber bv
Hays L. isaacs, Oh the 29 day of December 1921
and recorded sccodtnp TO law, for PURPOSES ,b.,eo
expressed, will, the 9Th day Of June If fair n not
on The nexi air day thereafter The CITY Hall In ,bs
CITY OF Richmond proceed 10 sel the bdder
at public auction. for cash. all he rgh nj e and n,e,
est owned by aid Isdcs IN The following tracts of so
to wit tract OF land, containing 1896 acres ,,ey
sc,ibed as lying and being IN the county Of Norfolk.
(Va) and patented by The Common wealth 10 O. Cali,
l-aacs y. Mordecii, and others Also another trac,
OF land IN Henrco county, described az being q miIes
below Rockets End remaining 20 acres; sso Ali ,hs
riEh and interest held by said Isiac in the ollov;n
los IN The City OF Richmond, TO wi, lot mn " s,,s.s
on tie North eide OF said street-on which Iot H. ,
VOID u lding, and temporary Back Smiths sbe,
said lot being known by the of Bird in the bs,
asO Two other lots EDdrrs Factory ON said s,,ss,
on each OF which is wooden bnlding and I'm ons ~
said lots is The Jewish Burying G,ornI aso one o,ts,
Tot on The Sou side OF said street being The 6rsi lot
below the County Coufihouse On said Iot IL a anal,
wocden tenement; tie said lands ard lots bein devise
by lssh Issscs 10 The ssd Hays Isascs and his sister
Frances, now Frances Block Acting as Trns,ee snrb
tile az is vested in only, will ne conveved ~ The
purchaser, or purchasers; which title however l. be-
l,leved IN he good. j. KINCsOI vINC
hPrn ~ 100 -wfds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11
In Chancery.- In Louisia count :
y March 10th, $780,

March 10Th, 1880:
tune, p,,T
against
William Carter and Mary hi. wifi. Rcub.n Rennoi,,
,euv u thornton Gibson deed. Lucy Fortune, Ar.
s., am rS.une' Lavnia Alexander f., Kitty and E.
g, :, ''"c - Def,s.
o' having entered their app sarance and given Sc
e"y aceoro'"s 10 law and the rules ofsthis Court,
% appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that
the plaintiff by his counsel s ordered tina, the said de-
90 appear here on the FIRST day Of June Court
anu answer The bill Of the plaintiff and that -
copy Oh ms order he forthwith inserted in some ne
paper published in the City of Richmond for months
and posted at the front door Of the Court
mouse OF 'hi' County on court day
Ccuy. Testa,
March 10. 100 =. o.. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

"A 9th, 1890: '"'e"
Mary Carer, by John Claybrocke, her next friend.
ns"'"' e., PlfH
h, me, hennod' Executor Of Thornton Gb-on decd
'',T nv, y" '''S'' C"t'pr, Defts.
The dciendan william Carter not having entered bis
appearance ai pven security according 10 law and M,
rules oiihS Court, and app, airing TO the sasfartion
OF the Court, thai be IL an nhsbi,aot of s Stat.
on The motion OF the plaintiff by her counsel II IL or.
dereh that the said defendant do appear here on te
hrs' day OF June Court next and an.wrr the hill of The
plain ill., and that Cory OF This order be forthwith in
serted IN some ne wspapsr publish hin The cir, of Rich
Hponu' 'or TWO months snccsssiveiy, and no
'front.' door oil tn" Courthouse OF lis Co.'S
| court day. Copy Teste
DAVID NJ. HUNTER d. c. L. O.
March no y. 10 "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

\VihriNih In Chanccry.-At a Cour, continued
March, 1880 " "'yo
Liiieberry Hardinan, puH
against
III ardman, decd N os 'u
The defendant John Hardman not having en-.
ered ms appearance and given security according 10 the
Act OF Assembly and the rules this court and h, an
pea'ng by Satisfactory evidence that he is not an inba
oant oil this state, On the motion of the plaintiff II +.
ordered, mat The said john Hartman do appear here
on 'hr n's DAY OF August term neyt and answer The
,1il oil me plaintiff and tina, copy of thi. order be
forthwith Inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for two
nohhs successfully, and posted The from, door OF the
oour'.nonse OF THIS county. A Copy. Teste
Apu b. 1lt-wSw ELDRIDGE g. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

|FENAKE NOTICE, That I, JOSIAH W. C4AY,IlI.
q Partner wiihin the firm, styled Jobx H Tbop,d,
CO., hath cold biz part 10 The said : I'm "a Thoms.
and will hold himsef no longer ry.po ibe fer any debt
,bAt hereafter nay be contracted under that firm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

Na'hI Lancaster, alm'or with the will annexed nj
James Sanders, dec. Stephen Sanders. Goodrich SAN
ders, John w. Sanders, Richard C. Word and AIIev
) his wife, VIM Jones. and Polly hi- wife, EIihu
Sanders Caroline Sanders, Sally Ann Sanders MARY
= sander' James Sanders, W IN. j. Sanders CbarIo,,s
S,nders, Geo. c. Sanders, John p. Sanders Robsrt
Sauders, Judith Sanders, Elizabeth Sanders S.v S,n
aers, Cea Sanders, Benjamin whi'eheah and Polly i.
his wife, James Jarrett and Ale xan,er J,r,o,t N,h
u; 4 horn'on & Co, and Jmes Anderson, Defdts
Inc DESCENDANTS, VIM. Jones, and Polly his wife
1uenard Z. word, and Alley his wife, and John W.
en- security according 10 the act OF Assembly and the
rules OF hs Court, and it appearing, by satisfactory
sVuehoe, oat they are nnrrhabitants of this State Ii
WI VIE; Richard C. Word and Alley his wife, and John
'" Sanders do appear here June Court M and and
swer me NIL OF The Plaintiff AMI that copy OF this
order be forthwiil, inserted in ia. Richmopd Era,.
LOT IVY" months successfully, and posted at he front
'oor Oh ne CouF'housc OF this county COPY Te,,e
April q. 1li-wSy u ELDRIDGE - ~ =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

CHANCERY.-At a Court held for Louiea
9Th, 1890 '' ''o"a"y' "ia'c" 'ns
VIM Hughson and Judith his wife. Pha..
against s'
John Chewing and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
'sua,r. WIN. Iisdal", Tarlton Tsal. joseph Ts,iaIe
john Isdale, George Tisd,lc Parks Parrish and Bet
sey ms WIFE, late Betsey Tsdale, Henry Tissle Thos
r,saa,e' Samuel Tisdale, Elizabeth Ti-dae Wooi.on
,,,aa1s Mary Ti,dale. Susanna Tisdale, Nancy Tis-
rrancet i'sda'e, Pleasant Hackett, John Allen,
James C'awford. and Colin Johnson adm or de bouis
T, T' 10y i'sna'e, dec. Defdts.
me defendants WIN. Tsia'e, Tarlton Ti.daIe John
re- fa'k. Parrish and Besey his wife. Henry Tis.
,"i anonas iIsd.e' Samuel Tisdae. Exsbe,h lis.
,se, oodson Tisdac. Mary Ti-iae Susanna Tis,lale
Nahey 1 s1a'e and frances T.dalr no, having en-
ereo heir appearance and given security according TO
Law ami The rules Of this Court and il appearins tn
we iae'on OF the Court, that they are not nhab-
ANS OF inns state, Ga the motion OF the PLAINTIFF, bv
ner counsel rs ordered, That the said last named
ue'ehu"hts do appear here the fret tay of lima
Iour' next, and answer The Bill of the Pain,if.-and
wa. copy oil mis- order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond for two
on'hs successfully and posted the ont Il, or of the
N"'"o"'e OF .hi- County, on Court day.
"a COPY Feste, JOHN HUNTER C. L.
- N lil-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

~ lRGlNiA.-Li Ciancery-At a Court continued
y, anu ne d Tor buckingham County, the 18th day Of
Zenas Sanders, pI,9
: W..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

b ~ ChHNCEKf AT rnlrs lao den in the Clerks
"a once OF IA" County Court oi Amelia for the month
OF Aprl, in tie year 1880 ~
Mules webster and Rebecca bis WIZ Comn,ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.-rheU ,,r;s.
burg Chronicle Ia Jackson paper) of Monday says,
'Ftonl lonr TO sax mcmbers OF Congress have been
elected who are supposed TO be ia Jacour Of HIS
NY CLAY. The remain@ twenty are decided
friends of Gen. Jackson" o., tho Stale Snn.fc
consisting Of thirty three members, the Chrouicl,
thinks thar probably seven may be anti-Inasonic
Aud OF the House. consisting OF one hundred mem
hers, tho sam" paper supposes the ant masops hay,
elected about thirty.
with regard to the members ot CONGRESS- elcc,
" orl ears from the latest accoun, that the oppos-
ton have succeeded IN elpctinr seven members
namely WATMouGH. HESTER. Porrs mann Ar
LisoN, DENNY and STEWART. In the las, CONGRESS-
Il VIII be- recollecicd there but single oppo-
-,. ,3n member from Pennsylvania, Here is some
evidence OF obntcmen' OF the jackson fever
But the Jackson Chronicle saws these fnur fo-
SEEM were not elected because they were friend
~ 10 W. Gay Neither, we reply, were the .twcn-
" elected because they were decided Jocksop,nsu
lhcy may or may not be so; but that is mot tho
ground on which they elected In Pennsvlvn
ma during The late canvass, II not Jacksonism
OUT democracy us more powerful name that was
appealed to, IN the strenuous effort there made TO
check the current of anti masonry In he nr,n,,r,
assemblies and in every succeeding stage of the can
v'ss the Democratic Republicans not the jackson
Republicans-were called on Two wears 400 tho
r"IlyinS word ofpower in that State was Jackson
ism. At the late trial it was Democracv rbis
fact Is OF iselfa decisive proof that the Jackson 70
YER IN pennsylvania has past its crisis. The Dem
ocratIc party as"Te organized" in TINT State sbews
indeed. curious assembling &c; it includes some nrot
ty old and consistent federalists, by the bye; RI,
1t was under that war cry that the troops were on
Isted Tor The campaign, ard under that battle shout
that they worsted the ant-msso and achieved tho
victory. On any other ground than mere personal
preference there Is therefore quite Us little Justice
in claiming the nneteen for Jackson as the seven for
CLAW. 0'
In addition to the above SEVEN, we have inst
learned that 7 II M'KENNAN (anti MasonicI &c
elected to Congress, from Washington Count
Bait Pat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25
From The Whtionai Gazette.


q. p. O., the shrewd correspondent of the I,on.
don Morning Chronicle, in lett err dated Septenbar
Sd. holds this language
TO day the streets of the capital are lined with
troops and National Guards. To-day there il an
anxiety IN every countenance, and apprehension in
every family. To-day commerce is suspended-the
Funds are falling still lower in value and there ey1
lists much agitation and alarm. You will he sorry
20 heor THIS, and you will be anxious to learn tho
rcassn. Then listen to me few minutes and I
WIZ tell you the whole truth
We'll then, 'the people, are not satisfied! You
asa ne %hY VIII tell you. The people fought
10 es'aDlish principle, 20 oyerturn dynasty and
to get rid OF system. The principle was The gov
ereiPnty OF the people, the dynasty was that of the
b1urbOns, and the system was thut ofthe Mon, rcb,
Inc people generally feel that the actual Govern
heht helthef understands the power, tho wishes
nor the wants of those who made tho Rovoln,;on
ana inc Eovcrnment, IN its turn thinks that the vi
oience OF the workmen, their mcnaces their iIIccat
acts, Tloous assemblies and processous ard rar 81
TO return % order and peace, proceed from nis,.L
notlons, or from the inpuslon piyen 10 tbn,n I
wicked and unprnclpled men, by Disappointed p -,
nlsts, discharged Placemen, OK Pcers, OK. DenurSS
and ex Cour'lcrs, and that there are n, rosi ,,,
''nces oi winch the workmen can Justly complojr -
The people arc not SATISFIED with the nresoo,
mlnstcFs!! You must not ndgc ola French bv sn I'm
giish mob. Ask set Of Wnppinr workmeu or Tg,,r1ns
stinet Coo'-neaVers VINO are the Minister and thev
VIII not understand your question But ask the safne
class OF men IN Pans and they will not onlv toll ,,
lncir names, but they will give You on outline Of f6i
c0sfacters. They oil know that the Minister of H.
nance Baron l.onsl was Minister Of Finance upd.,
LOUIS XVIII They all know that Count dc Mile j.
not at heart either Republican or Il Jealous IGber,I
tney al know thot he pFotcs ed br iew years bock
~ .1'g' OF INC doctrine OF legitimacy and That no alb
horr'd - damnabc and heretical the dogma Of fb,
seyercigny OF the people They all know The Dnko
OF broghe Is nothing mere ha, an English Lord Crav
W, W. rather LORD Dudley yey respect ,hle and yefy
worthy men, but not -nttble 10 The now sfot,. r
France and 10 The new principle which has bCon ~
aohshed.--They all know that NJ. Cbnrdcl IS ooiv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

BY The intelligence already received the following
will probably be the state Of parties in the Legisla-
my
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25

Harry -lioGe Of Dclogates--,Onc DelegoreI-
Mr. Dyer - reelected over his opponents Messrs.
Houston and Gravcly.
PGirick.--Hnuse OF Decgatcs-Isalc Adams is
elected over Archibald Stuart.
JsOcrsOn- Seoa ell. l.. Opic 40, r. w. Bar
ton 1913 -Opic elected by majority of 70 votes in
th. D-trict.
House of ID regates Icy Edw ard Lucas, Jr.* 548,
John =. Galla nCr* AL. Daniel Mory an 336
Har,iV. Observation-Disclosures lA6, Waltsp Cd
House OF Delegates II D.)-Wm. Seymour
10, John Multi, 81
Stuff "a Correetsd-H Of Dccgatcs--Thomas e.
Moncurc 2lo John II. Fitzhugh - We made
ms,eke IN Mr Moncurc's name, having published it
x. c. Moucurc.
Frdnktio.-ll. of Delcgatcs-(2 ID John H. uol
land and Charles Powell are elected
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25
BALrrMoRE, Oct. q.

49,, BALTIMORE, Oct. p.
Fr0'n Gibrnher 49, Gibraltar papers To- tho I'm or
September have been received al Boston 'TL.vc,n'
firm the account Of tho hosting Of tho tr-cororcJ
nag at Agicrs, 9nd add that tho French trooDa had
evacnntad Bona, and left the place in ohorpo Of the
uoVg'hoi on hlS paying n yearly tribute as was u.
greed upon with the Boy Of Oran Cen Bourmont
was waiting at Agiers for bs SUCCESSOR, fGon Chm
sol who. he h1d been officially informed from homo
"onId shortly relieve him The Arabs from tho in
terror oninucd IN hostile attitude NJ no prcat dis
tancc from the town. Efo-e treasure was occnsion
any d9coVered, and the total amount OF what had
been found is said 70 bo very cons'dcrnble
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25
&eryasss ossU a2a5Ds@,


PAnrIEs IN New YoRx.-rhc proposition for
combining the Two parties Of working men in the
City of New York, has apparently failed. The
American has come out in favor nf Granger The
Albany Advertiser vii not support him because
he has suffered his be used by the Anti Ma
soI'c party. One OF The Working Mems parties IN
the City OF Now York, has a candidate of it's own
and the other, Gen Root has declined stands
neutral and declines supporting any candidate. 1t
seems at present highly probable tia, the Regency
Party will elect Gov Fhruop, IN consequences of tho
diYisNn ofthe her parties % was tho case when
Mr.. Van Burea elected, although he wanted
about 10000 votes of majority.
r. In tho Charleston Courier, Of Oct; 10Th, the
urns " Senator'S aud representatives. give TWEEN
Ave for, and seven against Convention and ono un.
Pledgcd-nnd not word Of comment The Citv
Gazette Of the same dare gives nearly the same result
"" presume these returns from the most infected
district, fears for the general result have been
expressed.
u We publish the following from the Uaior Of
Trenton N Jersey, giving the probable result OF
the late election IN tina, STATE. The jackson major
NY last year was much greater. 1t has been denied
that parties organized ON federal polite.
There Is however. much contradiction in the ac
counts, that at this distance We can know rothnr
about it.
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
By The intelligence already received the following
will probably be the state ofPartics in the Lcgisla-
ture,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25
LATEST FROM MEXICO

By the brig Hope Retrieve, Capt Chase. we IN 90
received vera Cruz papers to September 9th. CON.
tanning CITY Of Mezleo dates 70 The 9TH.
There arrived at Vera Crnz during the month If
August American vessels 6 EnqIisb o Uarnb,'.u
and Mexican Total q. Sailed ) American, a
English. French, and ~ Mexican. Total 20.
Exported daring The same month, Si8e4}7 IL sill
yer com $1,000 in bullion, Sl2 700 IN gold coin. end
5000 IN silver plato. Total, 52,26G3
The following notice Is contained m III Censor IF
Sept. dth: ' VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25

T,rd CyH- lsi Sept. 1880.
NOTICE ~ hereby gwen 40 all citizens of 'hc United
states Of America. residing Within this Consulate
mat by lnw OF the Republic j, is made their duty 10
PROVIDE '5em5clvss With annual passports and thcy
are requested 20 leave their nrnes at this olice in
order thar ibo same may be procured through the pro
per channel IsAAC SroSF--1,Grg COnguk
" Y Jo,fr C1a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25
ASrt-J JACKSON.

Certain information has been reCeiVed from Hun
- - MiiAi-~, sii somerset and Sussex coun-
ties The most correct returns that could be- obtain
cd have been given Of the others Trenton onion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25

nc E5u!a5 o! The following counties have not boo
received; ApPlrng, Baker Camden Carroll. Cowetn.
Early, Emanuel, Fayette, Lowndes, Marion. Ran
do-ph, Ialb0t, Thomas. Ware. Mnyue -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25
For Wdli1m II Broaduav, so1
John J.. Scott, s51
John G.. Bosscau, ug
Skpw.lh NJ q ivcr. 40
G.. g Dromroolc (G,rs c7ltO a97
ILlnInL.-s 1u.L,rLlu- ,,..r a,--.. -.

OH Dorjuion
tamP5eH. g. iIousa OF Dclcratcs-Wm NJ. Ri,cs
Coz, Odo q. Clay 81. = Dabncy 3G5
R"sti-Scnotc-C 800. Mlyo 81, Preston.
House Of Delegates DaI.patc-Ir. AicSau-
De-. r. elected by majority Of ciavcn votes
"Hihe -S"naio-H McComqs lO2, John A san
dcrs 300 John Bar..25
houa' Of DcIcgate5.--( One Dclcguc) Charles
j.. Crocket- no opposition.
|mier". -Scnatc-Dr Charles Cockc--wi;hou,
Opposition
House of Decgaics.-(Onc Dcicga,o)-s7muel M.
Garland ~ elected over his opponents 70. A. Craw-
ford mud WIN. II Roaho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

pcTsonul prcuNccton5 had very little to do with H.
Inc absorbing question ofthe contemplate ra road
moved the people TO action; and they consequently
voted hr the candidate whose VS. appeared most
feasible on that important subject Both of the can
didates addressed the voters at considerable length
nj IN their happicst manner. and both advocated o
obstruction of the rail road as all-rnpuriant To the
prosperity ofPctersburg, bur they differed as TO tho
manner OF rolsug the funds, and u was upon this
difference that The election turned At the close OF
the polls the vote stood rs follows:
For WIN. II. Maclarland, clo
VIM. Robertson, 100
For senator, the vote stood as fvllnws:
Bor David II Branch 2G3
William Old, IN
Po0hdtrn Zone DELEGATED Farthc House Of De,c-
gates, Ihos Miller, without opposition as we UNDER
stand For Senator, we have the vote of the first
day only; tthe polls being kept oPon on account Of
the weather. which was,
For Old, ON
Branch,
As far returns have been received. The pres-r,
majority Tor Mr. Branch Is 81 Amelia Is vet to vote
Dinlciddie Zone Dclcgate.) We have 1lreodv CT,
ted ;hat there was no opposition tU Georre G. Drom
goole Tor the Senate; but Tor the House Of Dcln
gales, the contest unexampled in the nnnuIs oe
"ghia elections at least IN this section Of country
II was continued four days Alter the frs, day
messrs B'Isseau aud Oliver Withdrew and lcn The
heId to Mcssrs Broadnax and Scots and rall,nIv did
tney (Or rather their respective rerds n1inton tho
contest during the succeeding three days. No b,np
YVES ie'I uhdohc 10 got every man to The polls No
- - ''''~' ia ''!s "cIB io"iiHp Counties, where
eve voter was within striking distance, was ran
sacked Tor friends and conduc, O., 10 the polls Viz
tory alternately favored each, as squads of fen 10
twenty would occasionally arrive at the court bouso
and oyihelr votes change the fac of aG' IRIS Ontbc
morning OF the 4th day, Broadnax was ahead seven.
votes. Tho contest was then renewed with uud
mlnshed ordor Indeed there could not be- said ~ Le
any cessation IN The struggle night or da,; for the
moment tue polls closed for tho dny. psrtics
were oil riding night Ia search OF racruis FOR hc
decisive battle wii;G was % be fought on Tuursdov
~ lhc appointed hour, the competitors resumed rbo
stations both anImnt'd " III hope, and each conCdan
thni Whatever men could do. would BE- done bv thai,
respective friends Bui tho final hour approached.
no 5Ie"g'9 "i parties was c%hapsied md whom tic
contest could be- continued ~, LONGER G,,4d,r, ,,,,
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mot IN the las, Legislature.
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GEORGI.4 ELECTIONS

! CONGRESSIONAL RETURNS-Aggregate OF
o. counties The first seven named are no doubt