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ter as General in Chief OF the army OF Mosel,r in
that character he took the village OF L'gny. aud d.
teated the vstetnr Blurhsr Tne village of Lion,
u situated n cur readers perhaps knaw. near
Fe IN the y therlands. aud from this the BATH.
changed ground TO the fatal Field OF Waterloo /,
was a. Lgny that b'ncher was rode over by corp.
of French cavalry III chrrgc and escaped without
inlury,-Had he been killed, tho Prussians would
never have shcwn their faces at Waterloo.
Gerard by change of position, became a part of
Marshal Groucly's force, aud manpuvrcd with Il
though not without receiving severe wound.
Since the tall of Napoleon no has not been en-
ploycd IN any public capacity mtil the present time.
Ii was then predicted of him by his then master.
that he was destined tn rise great distinction, and
tho pred lion appears about 10 he realized. Al ali
events we may eXpsct from him in his military career
comb nation ofgrea, skill and undauntcd bravery.
Ills wei! known character gives 4 pledge that he
al least Will acqut himself molly in tins even fu
struggle + aibnny prfD 4dps rfiser
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CENTRAL GERARD

Tho great ab'ry Of thr men VINO arc now con-
cerDed N the French revolution. gives strong assI
rance that they ~ill 20 through with the work they
have commenced s., fcarlcsay.
Our readers must have noticed that General
Gerard commands the National Guards unde-
Lafayette. lie IS a Count by rank and an officer
Of great reputation. IN his early campaigns he was
the aid Of Bernadottc now king of Sweden. IN 1905
or 7 he was made commander ofthc Legion Of IIO-
nor and headed The French Staff in Denmark. lie
Distinguished himself at Urpnr. and at Wagram at Inc
head OF the Saxon cavalry. llis condnct tho Rus
sian campaign cd Napoleon To make him a General
of Division. At Frankfort the Oder, he had n
brilliant affair wi Russian cavalry and in 1871 1
captured 5000 hustran5 at Monterenu, in the de-
partment ofSeine and Marine. Napoleon called IT
"on heroic action" On this occasion the Duke Of
Beilunos command was gwen to the Count Ge-
rard.
Alter the restoration ofLous he was honored with
an important mission TO Hamburger, and received
distinguished marks Of kindness from the King
When the reign of Tho hundred days commenced
Gerard was again IN active service for his old mas
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FOR TuE WutG

perceive by the Wing of tue - instant, that a
meeting Is proposed 10 be held al Wheeling next
mon, h, the object % which is to concert measures
flr the cedng t. Maryland of great part OF North
Western Virginia.
II is wi'h the deepest regre, have beheld thus
movement, and still hope 1t Is the work OF only few
restless spirits acting without any settled design
from the excitement OF the nomenclature ignorant
Of the consequences of the measure and the ,ent-
mens OF that portion nf the STATE proposed TO be
coded. Indeed there is something So unnatural IN
the proposition, that yet hope It has originated
with one VINO calls himself a NirIinan. for who II
there among Us ready in this manner to reinqush
citiZ"nshp' Who Is there among US who does not
feel affection for Re safe in which he lives
which renders separation his par; not only I'M
desirable. but painful Can he forget that by thus
withdrawing from Virginia. he gives a serinus 50 alb
TO her national greatness aud 1T he knows, can ne
look with Indifference upon such result: Ii so,
Virginia Is unfortunate III having such son, and
like other unfortunate parents, must mourn for her
ungratefiIl offspring.
fear this proposIl ION was fund in The bitterness
o. that cup which went abroad, bUt full AZ the
close of the late Convention. II is true North
Western Virginia did in that Convention, hear tn.
advocacy of principles at with what sh, cancei
we'd 10 be the true principles OF rcpubilcnrisIn.
This however, was not pccuilr 10 that section OF
the State. South Western, Western, NJ ddle and
even part of Eistcrn Virginia heard and felt the
same. They have seen those principles meusurnbl
triumph after fighting long and hard against them -
Yet how did they triumph, not BY intrigue I'M
fairness, no. BY means to be used only By those who
support and determined at ali hazards 10 carry
a bad cause, but by which The advocates of q
better might envy, with manly and open discus
sion, with honest cloquence and earnest ZEAL tha,
made the fnstidous TO Doubt and the wavering 10 be-
come fixed. Thus they IN part succeeded over what
We thought Just cause, and shall for this cher
ish revenge to be appcased only by separation OF
the bonds which blnd together, and dash in pie
ces the temple of our greatness!
No VIgiuians; let us have such mutual suicide
IN view, let rather cast oil upon tho waves and
calm the troubled mind, Jet shcw ourselves true
and fqlthful TO the honOr of our Sate--le us shew
this, and this only make patient under suffering
and when hereafter shall find principles less
unfortunate than 10 be- abandoned by one OF their
first and most able supporters, and whcn pursued with
a becoming but steady perseverance, with eye e
like, single to them and the glory of our State, we
shall sill he spurned offcnss, then s. not till then
let us provide for own protection, though II 60
doing we sec our beloved State falling pleccmeals
FRAZIER.
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from Mc Charleston Cly Ga.efie.

OUn ELEcFIoN Tho result Of our election has
somewhat Disappointed Us Mr.. Pciirru the cand-
date chosen by tho Union Party, suffered a defeat,
much 10 our dissatisfaction and regret. The object
OF The party, however, IN sense, IS completely
obtaned the candidate chosen, Col. Cunningham.
bong also opposed to the dangerous notions Of Con-
venlon and Notification We wan impaticnlly for
the returns Of the Representative Ticket. The re-
suit We have dnnbt will bc favorable TO the cause
Of Union--and this is our aim. Of ono thing VIC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-21

WE7T ISDrA PsnE.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has issued his Circular the Collectors Of
the several ports, in which. after rccs pltuIatng the
substance of the late Proclamation of the President,
he says
by virtue Of the authority Of this Proclamation.
and IN conformity with arrangements made between
the United States and Greal Britain, and under the
sanction of tho President, YOU instructed 10 adj
NIT 10 entry such vessels, being laden wi the pro.
ductlons Of Great Britain her SAID colonies subject
to the duties of tonnage and impost, and OF her
charges levied on the vessels of Inc United
States thcir cargons, arriving from the said Br-
tsh colonies: You viii also, grant Clearaucrs /, Bri
tsb vessels Tor the several ports Of the aforesaid col
onla possessions of Great Britain, such vessels be-
ing laden with such articles rs may be- exported from
Tia" United States in vessels Of the United States.
And Br'ish vessels coming from h. said British CO.
Ionla possessions, may also be cleared for foreign
ports and places other han thos, in the said BRUSH
colonial POSSESSIONS being laden with such articles a.
may b" exported from the United Sta as ~ vessels oil
the United States
am, SIR, very respectfully, Your obed.cnt servant
$ -. INGHAM,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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From The National Journal

.Neic Jersey The accounts from the elections
IN New Jersey are yet very imperfect From their
complexion we are led 10 expect that the majority
IN The las' legislature favour ofGeneral Jackson
administ ration, has been what diminished hut
that there Is still majority that side. Every gain
however, Is a triumph, and juslIfi-s The growing
expectation OF he final victory of truth and reason
over lulschOod and passion
According TO he rUmurs which have reached us
Hunte.don, Somnrs, Bergen, aud Sussex have
returned Jackson members entirely. Mddlesex
which was entirely Jackson last year, has all anti
JDctSon except one. Essex, which was all anti
Jackson last year, has this year given and 8.
Burlington, which jackson las, year. is SAID to
be nov divided. 1t will be perceived by one of
the extracts from the Telegraph, that the majority
for Jackson last year IN oiat meeting was 80 which
would make the division tlTus jackson Al, CLAW
1874 being the number of the members of the
two bodies Whenever the official returns shall
come IN, we shall find this majority reduced We
are assured from quarters which every reliance
may be placed, That had the question of Claw or
Jackson been distinctly submitted, as the only
question % be decided, New Jersey would have
gwen decided majority for Clay. To suppose other
wise would be to set down the State unfaithful to
the gea, principles TO which she has been uniform.
iy true
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Eiom the Philadelphia o. y. Ga.e,,. or Ne, ~

From ycomns county, have returns that give tic De.
mocra,c candidates for Congress AM tho nbout
700 votes. and tire Anti Masonic candidates about 300 The
same proportion obtains IN Susqhehannah county.
The Wlke,baTe Democrat Returns Of the election
haze been received Thursday mornmg) from few town
ships Denmson's maofi,y large Their was but little
opposition as far have heard, the democrat ticket
Er Congress >
From the district composed Of Centre Huntingdon and Milf
Hin counties we understand that Mr. Allison the Federal and
his opponent MIR Scott about, 900 Nh, Allison has the
credit oi being Gentleman Of first requirements holding
an envah'e situation in public esteem, man. and as
counsellor 10y 1850
probable that Messrs williamson Blair have bee
elected TO the Legislature
In Northumberland county, the Democratic candidates
oeen elected TO the Senate ami Assembly of State
In iycon'tg county, Basress and Plat, Democrats ere
elected To the Assembly NV
In Lancaster county, 'he An,Nlasonic ticket prevailed bv
majority Of ABBOTT 800 In 1920 IL had 1000 y "
The 9TH district, composed Chester mud nal,
ware counties, has elected Anti Masonic candidates WIN,
Hecr and David Potts, and Democratic Joshua Evans
Chester county elects Masonic ticket York AMI
Lebanon Democratic ticket. 1855
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-21

Too good n story 10 k' true.-At recent meeting
Of the friends Of Parliamentary reform, held at
London, Nr. Hume read some letters which nc had
received from tho country, from electors who were
anxious to have members who would vote constantly
with Mr. Hume. and besought him to nominate can
70 whose application, hr Hume asked what wonld
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-21

The Richmond WING "supposes that the Jackso-
mans were successful IN the late election in Illinois -
Now we do not suppose any such thing As far as
the late election proves any thing, il is adverse to
Jacksonlsm. The principles that the Governor hos
avowcd. and on which he was elected, are opposed
to the proscrptiye policy he is also in favor of Inter
nal Improvements, and the protection of Domestic In
dustry IT the public have understood him 1t is equal
~ true, that he calls himself a Jucksonar: nobody
disputes that facts and we marvel thu, the Cover.
nor OF Illinois should think il necessary to call upon
Col Bcntons fuglcman to publish what every body
knows-LH Louis Repubhcqa.
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&eessssa oesD GgaOSu.
THURsDAY MORNING.. OCr u. 1870.

We would without moments hesitation have Civ
en- place to Mr. Joseph Fawcett's communication in
'he Sthunt Spectator, aCreably his request, had
we seen 1t at the time. We are only abe to give a
hasy ance at even the editorial head of most OF the
papers we receive, and unless there is some MAJ |,
calling par ,:ul.r attention 20 on ar cl" commu
nicated, it is hundred to that request, pla-
ccd as this vas in the body of the communication
vii, be overlooked.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-21

II gratllies us TO perceive that Mr. Bryan's new
Poem, Thoughts Education" continues TO attract
the notice and receive the praise of men distinguish
ed for their taste andlerary attalnmcnts The fol-
loving review Of that production which doubtless
as the signature indicates, ~ from N, pen of l.. p
Yandel NJ ID. Of MurfrecsbOrouRh, Tennessee we'll
known for his able and interesting contributions TO
The "Trarsylvana Journal ofMedclne" is n master
ly written article equally characterized by beauty of
style and Jnsincss of sontiment-[ Nm. Republican.
From the Mrrfreesborough Courier
IHrusbts on Education in rs conue rim ioh roroIs
n Poem reciied 5e)oye The Literary and Phiiosoph-
icai S,cieiy NJ Handcn Sidney CoHegc. Ta
nj ME nm dnniUersdry meeting NJ The Lnyf,t.siou
hcidin Sept. l328.--By bANIEL BRYAN
In spite ofthe beautiful system Of optim,sro which
poets hive iondly sung, and ingenious philosophers
imagined to extend throughout the works of nature
adapting The various departments each to each
and forming nll into a harmonious whole, We cannot
hcp seeing WITH tia preacher, that wheel in tho
achInc NJ least ~ ont Of ORDER aud that Tho heart
! OF nun IS dccciDW ajyre MI things. and despcrdte-
! ~. wchW Experience teaches us the melancholy
truih' That amid al tho beauty, and harmony, and
perfection oi tho present state of things, the per
verse race OF Adam oW violate th" laws that make
Tor ihcir good. md arc only kept within due bonds
\ oy Inc combined influence Of courts OF justice the
pulpit ard tho press Ard with all tho restraints
thus imposed vice continues To abound. If II docs
not increase. The stream after all that is done TO
purify IL ut It's source, still rolls on mass ofturbId
and bitter waters. Ancr all the industry and enter
Prise Of tho present age which, for efforts 10 pro-
mote tho happiness Of man H. perhaps, without n
par9llcl--in spite Of tlc numerous Bible Societies
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-21

TuG VARroLorD, says the Charleston City Ga
zrtte has been for time prevailing IN our city
As far as the returns received from :hc South
Carolina elections they are decidedly agans, a Con-
venton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-21
w AsnfNc TON Der 10

w ASKING TON, Der 10.
Ohio Eisc!io1.-A general election took place il,
the State of Ohio on Tuesday last for Governor
Members Of Congress, &c, For the Office of Go
vernon General NJ ARTHUR was the candidate
oil the opposition, or Clay party and MIR. Lucas
the Administration candidate Knowing it to be
the g"naral opinion on this side of the Mountains
tina, the election Of Governor will indicate the
strength of parties in the State, and that cores
pending anxiety rs felt to learn the result we think
IT due TO franness TO place before our readers the
following letter winch we received yesterday from
well informed friend in Ohio. Lest his infarma
ton may be questioned under an impression that
the writer himself Is opposed the election of Gen.
eral M,Arthur, we will mention that we know him
to be Il warm personal and political friend of that
estimable citizen-[ Nat. Int.
-, Ohio Oct. H. 1880
Sen'l'nien 10 morrow election takes place though
on, the state For the purpose of putting you your guard
relative 10 test that claimed State bv eth
or OF the political pa'tics the election Governor will
say that no reliance Whatever he placed MANY of
the wanest friends Of Mr. Clay earnest " and actively
opposed To the election of General MArthu Indeed in this
section OF the state where ouhs anti admins
uauon, Lucas the Administration candidate, will oh ain
majority The anti masonic question will have an effect in
some parts OF the State against General MArhur;
extensive land sPecua,o"s have gwen principal
opposition To hun, and his great wealth
against him with many.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-21

- MuJOTIty Tor cunningham, %
mere were % lost votes at the Court House, 10
ot Mar ket at - ON tho Neck
W. are informed tina. Christopher Jenkins, Esq.
has been elected Representative, IN Edisto. by ma-
loity oil screen votes over the late incumbent, John
Townsend Esq.
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J. l.. Pe,igru, sos
X. Cunningham, $50
Market.
r Cunningham, 43I
J. l.. Petigru, 500
.Nanicipdt Guard House.
J. l.. Petigru, $40
II Cunningham, 228
Tota. ior Cunningham, 1868
Total for Petgru, i243
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snrtRulcd.
Ar. 9 "de opposed the amendment. and comnen
e VII" some warmth, ON its Injustice to the oiiicers
heard. 0N' '7'"s
Mr.. Wisiiams of Henrico, also expressed bis oh
yer the proPriety of Withdrawing It, and moving IN
asehasge tile committee from she further cousidera
ton OF the subject.
Mr Citmer declined this course, satisfied rs he
trouble of other laborous nvestie Mons on mi. NH
?ect. he however, moved to amend hs amendn.n,
oy proviso that it should not preiudics ony claim
prosecuted in court Of justice
MIR Garland Of Nelson, opposed tho .meodr.,,
itself and the amendment to It. and ospiated upon Tho
value OF the services rendered by the officer of the
REVOLUTION, and the obligations Of good fith To re
muncrate such as bud valid claims upon the Com.
Before MIR. Garland concluded, Mr.. Gilusr do.
ciorhg ms object to be to save time, Withdrew his
resolution to amend 49,
Mr; .aHen from the Senate, announced that that
Public Works. 'A' Do''u ~
mr.. Mason of Fred. moved to postpone the order
Q, inc day for the election Of the Board Of Pebble
T Motfs; win view to take up the bill extending
ns"A charters. fhs resolution vas rejected when
on motion of Mr.. Minor,
Works. o ' ua'e
For the trans-Alleshany district entitled To ,b,os
members, MIR. Smith Of Kama " In nominated Peter
Scales Of Cabell--Mr Prentiss Nominated John
mcCoy of Tyler-Mr. Cummings, Andrew Russell
OF w ashingtoD. These three gentlemen ara incnm
oen,s and wero re elected without opposdtion
. For the Valley (cntitlcd TO tyoj Mr. Mason Of
Fred. nominated Heroine l.. Ope Of Jefferson. now
an incumbent. WV
mr.. Kinney nominated Charles A. Stuart Of Au-
gusta, now an incumbent, who was su pported bv Mr.
Harrie and Mr.. McCue
mr.. Williams Of Hem rico, nominal ed Robert White
VI f'oo0oIidge, now member of the House Of Dele
gotes and vas supported by Mr.. Moore
MIR. .uason having withdrawn Nr Coio's mama on
the hrst vote, the ballot stood thus:
For Stuart ST..
For White 1os
30 Robert White, esq was declared elected in
"r. OP'e was then elected the secnpd Valley men,
Der without opposition
Nor the middle district, Col John Gibson Of Py
W m; Samuel Pannill OF Campbell, and Jooeoh a
lion. ~ ''' ~i'nou' oPP"si-
- For tho tide water district, entitled TO two, Mr.
E naohey nominated Col. Philip Aylctt of King vii
n"s,, ono OF the present incuur4&@s.
% mr. .uurddush nominated Col. George BLOW of
Mr -ah&nson Of Halifax supported by Mr., Riyes
ol rrince George, nominated Major William Par
Hain OF oussex, The other present incumbent.
colonel Aylott being Withdrawn on the first ballot,
For Parhem 100.
For Blow 40
SOW ,llia m Pa-ham, esq. was desared duly elected
Col. Aylettwas then reelected without opposition
When tie House adjourned
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n oooehlnd county court, nth November 1870:
y John ID. Trsvillan, PHI. against John s. Fleming
and George Fleming, dAs.-IS CHAScERY.
The bill Of the plaintiff being read and filed, AZ the
defendant, John s. Yeming, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Of
assembly and the rules Of this court and /, appearing
% the satisfaction Of te court, that he is not an
nbabitaut OF this state. the motion Of the plaintiff
BY counsel rs ordered, that the said defendant John
8. Fleming, do appear here the third Monday in
March Dexf, and the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy Of this order DO forthwith Inserted in some
public newspaper. printed in the city Of Richmond for
two months successfully, aud that smother copy
posted at the front door Of the courthouse OF this
county, on two successive days And IL is fur.
Their ordered, that the defendant George Flemng, DO
not pay away, secrete, otherwise dispose Of any
money property IN his hands, belonging To the de.
fendSnt, John s. FLEMING, a render him unable
20 nay the plaintiffs demand in his bill mentioned aud
the OF this suit, until the further order of this
! 10 Mar w. Nitttr, o. O.. &. g.
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EBW YORK MARKETS Jan 30
h2our and usaL-We have further reduction Of aboo, 10,
cents per barrel prices for Wheat Flour have heen
made OF New York city 75 Baltimore Howard street al
81 ga s. Alexandria and Georgetown 81 rs Richmond
country at 81 10 cash. about 800 bbs
az g 62s sale of Corn Meai II. Ihas waa - =, ey0
but lite in market was "a"e a. u.s.
mas oeen made but wa have learn the
Son mas defined sale Of fair quality North CaEnna has
een made at 81 cts Rye offered deliverable al future
day, al 81 cts-Pyiee Current
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, jap so
Flour and VeaLSuporfne Flour mi s, dy a, "a SD
nut navigation being inpeded by ice lnr
the week have beensmhed The store
50 IS " "
Nothing doing except Oats from wagons Which
there is a fair supply coming in, at % a 50 cents
Ph''hy-tlas declnod sales in hhds from 81
from wagons 20 cts-Prcs Current.
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w tA,fi-L bess leave 10 tender his most srate6il
Regiments TO his nefis for kind and br1al
ns y, ono 20 intimate to them and the public, he con-
neS 10 eIve instructions the PIANO Forte Violin W.,
cello, spg'pg thorough has, the theory OF Nuc
. si aucs anu gentlemen who may please TO honor him
'neit patronage may rely urhn Lis most assiduos e~
e'tIons IN Lomong their inpro venen, aud LIS e
Suction WHICH he trusts will im the contnus,c 49,
encouragement OF generous public '
le,ns may De known Application Ut lis resdenc. ~
aud repaned, SC. ~ i iot os tuneS
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Hats, shoes, glassware
Teus, &c. &c.
IN ADOITTO.N,
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