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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19

BY win wtishi-fhe pride of the somb
may he succeed Maj. Gen Jackson in I'll. presn
deuey.and ma lac take pattern from ,he prece.
beats gwen ny him and thereby save his eoun
ny from ruin and disgrace.
by WIN. IL. knghi-iienry Cfay-Like the
hTazen image lifted up IN the wilderness, The
only redeeming spirit of the land.
BY Jas. ID. Nsre-Andrew Jackson-Oh
shame where Is thy blush when such u man Is
compared with Washington, AS much alike nS
demon OF darknes Is 10 nh angel of light.
BY Joseph Staples-fienry Clay--the Star
oi The Nest-fhe American luminary -Th. re.
germs OF liberty tenders him the President lal
chair
by Samuel NJ GarlaLd-The Colony OF Libr-
f'a--A green spot in The wilds OF Africa. around
which the hopes OF the Phllanihropist q Chris
tau continually hover.
Nv Albert Il. Gbooh-rhe present admins
rn'on,-h viii dIsrppoint It's enemirs--noi its
friends.
Bs Chas u. Claiborne oman-Mnn's bet
Ter haIi,-she snn, moon aud seven stars To
ilInmlae the dark u dreary hours OF IA lroublous
existence.
by Capt. Edmund Penn--Sa'nl NJ. Garland
Esq The eloquent aud appropriate resder al
the Declaration OF independence
by ponnlesr-JoAn H. Pleasants-An
able and fearless editor, before who,e powerful
pen, lho5. Richie shulks, aud dare mot hiI his
hand.
BY II Volun'eer-Ihos. Richie" had ,el her
be dog and bay the moon, THAI such" an edi-
tor-O1 shame, where Is thy blush
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MARRIAGES..

MARRlED,-on Tuesday evening Inst w
the Rev. Samuel Cspers. Capt. AuGuSrlN 1.
Len falCH, Of Lvochburg, Va. TO Miss AN \
ELiZAsErH W. CLARK. daughter VI James
Clark, Esq. N this town
Oar Yop"g Gentlemen will hardly relish this
business Of carrying of our prctIiest girls IN this
way. AMI yet There Is excellent taste /" IT. ms
every one will acknowledge who knows The
hride-"hich Is by the wav. M suknn~iedee-
ment zoe ar" under double obligations 10 make.
for weIeceived with the no ice OF tins mar ragr
very iastetm evidence OF its celebration IN
The shape 81 n splendid loaf Of cnke. May
the union bring M mach happiness 10 our
yoang freud rs she deserves. We could not
wish her more. Camden Is. c. journal
MARRIED. ON Thursday evening, 10Th last
Ivy the Rev Nicholas II Cobbs, Mr. SETH
hALSEY, Of Lyuchburg.,o Miss JULIA ID Is
dangh OF Elisha fe,ers Esq of BedG,d
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OrFIcE OF rnE CoLosIzArioE SOCIETY.

OFFICE or TnE COL0NILAriON S0GItTf,
Uashington, July ], 1880.
The Managers Of the American Colonization
Society have resolved 10 despatch vessel, I"
convey one hundred or more em'grants from
Norfolk TO Liberia on the Isl of October. u Is
highly important, that applications for pas.
sage in mis- expeditions, should be daily made
to the Secretary of the Society in this City.
Applications for passage may also he made
to j "A. LATRoBE, Esq. BALTIMORE Joas NJ
PHAiL, Esq Norfolk, b. BRAND, Esq. Rich
mond ;R. IL. ToLER, Lynchburg Or TO the
Secretaries OF any OF The State or other Au1ilia'
ry Societies.
II Editors are respectfully requested TO CO.
nv the above Notice.
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DagwelI, Smith and Hannah
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND,

TryeAVINU taken oamnrI Hannah as 4 part,
3 nex in our concern in Richmond. the bu
siness 10 future viii be conducted under tic
Grm Of Bagwell, Smith aud Hannah, and under
the supernl enhance and management Of Mr..
Hannah, ia person.
We shall continue our business here, and vii
j., future transact "A Com IA ission Business, an
respectfully tender our services to the public :
tina, capacity. Advances viii be made on pro
duce when placed in our hands, IL requredi
SMITH. BAGWELL & Co.
Feb. 6lnn4s
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DANCING SCHOOL

rUyBE mderagted respectfully Informs The
n Ladies ami Gentlemen NJ dnherh Court
Hous, and its yicinIiy, hm has Dancing School
wiH be opened on MJ,iday The 26h inst. IN The
house Of DR.. POweH al 10 o'clock, A NJ. The
mbsc, ibsrs 10 the School are particularly re-
gusd,d 10 send their children On that day, as
Il is desirnbis Mat all should be present al ne
commencement, uhen lie classes ara formed and
The general organization Of The School take,
pi,ce, 50 us not 10 interrupt The progresi Of lie
pupils IN future ). "A. hhOfL
July II 3tJ
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OBITUARY.

DIED, on the 2Uih ait nj h,. residence in
Pnsylvania county. MIR. ABRAHAM ROREli,
Sen. III the 62nd year OF his age, after pro-
lracled and painful disease. winch he bore with
Christian iorliIude aud resigaoliun. Mr.. ,orer
was man of unsalIed reputation. and n high
" valuable citizen. In his death, his family aud
acquaintance have sustained n loss no, easily Ia
he repaired. lie MAS kind aud an affection
ate husband aud parent, good nrighbor, n
consistent friend, aud humane master. He
WIS loved by all who knew him, rs might be
testified by the fearful counienance' of the
msny visitors, who surrounded his dying bed.
lie has le!t an amiahle wife aud numerous OIL
spring To mourn their irreparabln loss whilst
It IS just to presume that his spirit IS now sing
ing the song of triumph n ou0d the throne of
Him, whose mandates we must all obey.
-, On the 18Th inst. Mrs. JUDITH
CHRISTIAN, of Amherst, ia the Soth year oi
her age, after an illness of3 or 4 months
which she bore with fortifude aud resignation
Mrs. c. was the mother of twenty children
many Of whom ms well ss other relatives, sur
viye, TO mourn her loss. YET. why should they
lament her departure, when there Is n certainty
thai her suul has been conveyed ON the wings
Of angels 10 the reg 'ons Of eternal FELICITY TLe
richest tribute that her surviving friends can
pay TO her memory Is To emulate her virtues.
81 How firm ID foundstios, We saints Of the Lord
=" Is laid inf your faith, III his eYcelent word
" What moro eau he say than to you he has said
You who unto Jesus Tor refuge have fed %
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Trust Sale of Negroes.

HDURSUANT TO deed Of trust, executed 10
a the subscriber by 1homss ioo-s. for pur-
poses therein named, hearing dae the day
ofJuy, 1927, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office Of the county eotiri Of Bedford, he viii
proceed to sell, tar cash. to the highest bidder
on the 23d day OF August neGi, before the door
OF Villa Terr,'s tavern Ia the town Of Liber-
~, Two negro slaves. Judah and Nelson. Act
ing a. trustee, the title only vested in him al
such will be conveyed, though IL is supposed TO
be good THOMAS MOORE Trustee.
July Il. IDS
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UDURsUANr 10 a decree Of The soperio

NDUkSUANT 10 decree of the Superioc
u Court Of Chaucery, Tor the Lyuchburg
District, pronounced on the 2yih day Of May.
1890, in the cause Of Robert Rves, Plaintiff
against Murrell aud others, defendants the un
dersigned Deputy Marshal for Thos. A. Hoi-
cash. on the premises, in the county Of Nelson,
on Thursday the 10Th day Of July, 1880. (if fair
il not. the mex, iar day theresfier,) tract OF
land, lyiog in said county, contsining one hum
red aces, adjoining ,be lands belonging TO
the overseers OF the poor, ior said county, ana
the lands oil james hfmphy nnIJames Carr,
Also, one other tract containing one hundred
and sixty one and n halt acres, adjoining the
aboe mentioned tract.
JOS. r.. ROYALI., D. M.
for Thos. A. Holcombe, Mar.
June % iftds >
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July 10

VTIRGINlA.--N Superior Cour, oi Chan.
v criy, hnldon nj the town oi Lynebborg
on the DIST MAY. 1891.
William Miller. admr. de bonis non of M.
than,cl Crenshaw, decd. and sror. OF Charles
C,enshaw. decd. Phi
against
Thomas l.. Bouldn, eror. ofDnyld Ross,
deod. and 6 soree !. Siovnli. Deits
This CAUSE came OH this day 10 lie heard On
the hill. exhibits. III" subpoena awarded therein
ON the i,st day Of June 1929. which appears
10 have been duly served on tbs defendant
Thomas /, Bouldin, aud the order OF pubca-
ton against the defendant Gforge |. slovan
OF the snid irsr day of June. 1920, which ~p-
pears n have been duly published, aud WAS
argued by counsc, on consideration whereof
the cour, doth order TINT The defendant Thos
T.. Bondn render nm account OF his admin
inislrhtion of the estate Of his iesiator. before
one OF the CON missioners OF the eoait, who il.
dire cied 10 examine, state, and settle the same
aud make report thereof To thu couri, with any
matters specially stated. thought pertinent by
himself, or required by the parties To be 80 sta
ted. A COpy--Tesie
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July -

YNfOrICE. Wishing 10 close a, speedily as
~ possible tha settlement Of the estate Of
Joseph Hardy, decd, hereby request all per-
sons having claims against said estate to bring
them forward forthwith for settlement, and
those indebted 10 said estate are hereby called
upon to make Immediate pay ment,a no further
Indulgence can be gyea.
WILLIAM A. HARDY, fxor.
ofJoseph Hardy, doceased.
July 10. tbs
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day Of September. 1880. On she premises, er.
pose 10 sale. by way Of public snciioa, the
tract OF land which the SAID deesdsnt resi-.
died at the Time Of his death, containing by Is.
'imaiion COS acres, more or less, situated on
Harris's Creek. IN the County OF Amherst.
The purchaser will be permitted 10 sow crop
OF small g,aio IN the land the ensuing fall.
aud complete possession OF the land will be
delivered 10 HIM nj the eud of,he present year.
The title 10 said land Is believed TO be onqoes-
tienaby good. hut as I act merely NJ an ese-
cutor, | shsl, sell. end convey such title only
Ms is vestsd IN me a. executor as Aforesaid.
TERMS OF SALE.-The sad land will be
sold On n CREDIT OF one. two. aud three years,
for equal partitions the pu, chase money, 10
he computed from III. day Of sale. aud bonds
with approved personal security will be requ',-
ed from the purchaser lor The purchase money,
aud also deed oi tisc, on the land iis.li to
seenre the payment oil the bonds.
BENJAMIN NORvELL.
Exon. OF Spencer No,veil. tee d.
July 10 tbs
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Virginia State ASttery
90 number Loltery-9 drawn ballots.
0TlIEA1L.

Tickets $b-Halves 81 60--Qasriers 81 %.
For safe al WARD LUCKY OFFICE,
LyDcbbnrg, Va.
n Country adventures have no time TO
lose IN sendlng IN their orders, as tn. Lottery
draws nest week.
July %
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J WILLS. /. &.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
SOMEYiilNG NEW :!

rllHE attention Of the public is respectfully
u solicited 10 The following splendid scheme,
which Instead Of swallowI.g up the whole
On riinl ~ one mammoth pfize, merely 10 eo-
rich one individual u, the eTpense Of NIL the
other dealers, gives every adyeniurer lair
chance for obtaining a handsome capital prize.
Virginia State Aottery,
For the benefit Of the Dismal Swamp Canal
Company, Class No. 10, for 1880
To be drawn nj Richmond. on Friday nett. the
o3d day vi July, 1880, al IA before O'Clock,
f. M.
90 number Loltery-0 drawn ballots.
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disappointment '--ll was a vile reflection on
humanity to see the vast crown Of men. women
and children that ,hronged our streets last
friday, who lad come bither from all parts of
The surrounding country. TO behold the dy ing
Sgenies of fellow being. We are sincerely
glad that they we're disappointed in the antici-
Pa'sd qualification of their very laudable Curl
osify. Fortunately, however. Two young Cubs
were paraded through the streets by saffron
colored gentleman and the mob that followed
seemed amply compensated by their novel and
beautiful appearance, for the previous dissp-
sastweek could doubt the pegnicious tendency of
public executions
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j. Wills, c. G..
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }

ENhcNbufg IIIh Tnne, 1880 )
The parties IN tina cause. will take oollee.
that have appointed Thursday the 10th day of
September next, 10 commence tho accounts
directed by the foregoing order OF court, on
which day nj the hour OF nine o'clock IN the
morning, they are required 10 attend n, my
office in this Iowa " ilh their accounts, souch.
efs and copies u conr, papers, prepared Tor
examination aud settlement
JAMES DENAGH, G.
July 10 wIw
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CA r. D..

HTBE Coparinershp ex'stins between Mr..
u William X. Ashton snd myself under
the firm of Ashton IL Moalc, was dissolved on
the 18th Of May last. shal continue lhr
Commission Business,
on nv own account, at the ware bo"s~, former,
" occupied by the late firm, n" 81, Bo"by :
Wharf, aud an prePared 10 make ths most lib
trat ddua1sces on consignmenis 10 my aadte1.
WM. A. IOALE
Baltimore, July 80 1t
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DANCING.

DUk5UANf 10 decree Of the Superior
~ Court Of Ghaoeery, FOR thu Lynrhburg
District, pronounced on the 22nd day Of May.
1880. in the cause Of Nathan LOTUS mud Co.
Plaintiffs. against Ssinuai Collins aud others,
Defendants ;ihe undersigned Deputy Marshal
for Iho.. A. IIooombe, Marshal Of the said
court, viii sell, for cash, m the premises. IN the
county OF Nel,on. On Tuesday The 9th day oil
Jaly, 1880, (f iair, II not. the next fair day
,heresiter,) attract land lying in said county,
on kuckhsh River. and CONTAINING one hun
dred and twenty and u half acres, more OF less.
AID adjoining tho lands of Nose Fnspatre Il
Jeremiah Roberts aud Nose Hughes, aud oil =.
ers. Also, one Wagon, one sor,d horse, one
bay mare, aud four pair OF gear, two negro
rnrn, Sam and Charles, snd ooe womBn Dcfy
and tue increase Of the latter.
JOS. l.. ROYALL, ID. NJ.
for ihos. A. Hocombe, Mar
June % ifids
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July 10

KTIkGINIA-N Superior Court OF Chan
v Gerry, holden nj The Town of Lynchbnrg
on the 10Th of May. 1880
William Il. Harris, Pltf
against
Edward Harris John l.. Harris, John Digges
aud William H. Digges and john l.. iiH,r,s
merchants aud partners, under tho firm OF
Digges aud Harris. and John Harris. Dcltg
Ibis cause came on this day 10 be heard on
the bills answers OF the defendants John l.
Harris, John D,gges. William II. DiRgrs aud
John Harris. exhibits and ssuninali of
witnesses, The order Of publication against the
defendant Edward Harris. Of the 9th OF Novsm-
Der, lS26,which appears IN have been duly exc
culed on the defendant William II. Digges,
aud argued by COUNSEL on consideration where.
OF, the court doth refer the accounts between
the plaintiff aud the defendant Edw ard Harris
To one OF the commissioners OF The court who IL
directed 10 examine, STATE, and settle the same,
aud mske report tbereoflo the court with any
matters specially stated. thought pertinent by
h,msell OF required Ivy the parties 10 be 50 sla-
ted Copy--feste,
J. WILLS. L. &.
C0MMIS SioNER'S OFFICE,
Lynchburg. 1st July, 1880.
The parties IN this cause, will inke notice,
TIM, have appointed Saturday the twenty frs,
day u September nexi, TO commence tho nc
counts directed by the foregoing order OF court,
ON which day al the honr of nine o'clock IN the
morning, they are required 10 attend nj my
Office ~ this town, With their accounts vonch
eis and copies Of court papers prepared Tor
examination and settlement.
T.. B..NORyELL, c.
Jolly 10 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19

W We are authorized to announce JOHN
'1Alh DABNEY, ESQ. as candidate TO
'epresent the county Of Campbell in the next
House Of Delegates.
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W For late aud interesting Foreign News
see first page.
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TO Merchants, Physicians and
the Public generally.

the Public generally.
Il 81
NEW ANYWAYS OE
MEDICINES,
Paints, Brushes, &C, for Sale
WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
10000. CLAUDE. Salt.
wv los. Lpso m salts
a5J0 bottles Castor Oh
200 lbs. Lump Msgnesia
90 do Powdered hhuosts. sapefioA
20 do Root d. Dc
90 do Sugar Lead
100 do Spir,i Earishorn
100 10 spirit Ntrs Dule
40, do Calyrnsl
90 do fow defed lsisp
800 do do creamsTarisf
100 do Gum Camphor, superior
al do Powdered Columbo
% do Aoot Do
90 boxes Window 8iuss
600 lbs KaGc Gingera
100 do Craund do
eo do wacss. assorted eolofs an d sizss
some ~ boies
800 do Gum Shellac
20 do Nulmegs sapetiot
200 gals. Sweet Oil
GOO lbs Roll Birthstone, superior
2U00 do White Chalk
1000 do Spanish Whiting
900 do Paris White
100 do Chrome ked new sriios
1000 do sail trsfs
5000 do Alum
1000 do cohpefss
oooo do Stick Logwood
1000 do Ground do
1000 do SICK Fusue
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Putty
100 do Aqaa Forts
90 do Be-, Turkey Opium,
o. do spanish Fii.s
90 do taleie.d Aagnesia v,!
1000 do Limp Black
1000 do Dry Spanish Broua
60G do OIL yii,,oi
1000 do Dry White Lead
100 do White Mustard Seed
BOO gals Linseed OIL
Paiois ~ Oh, all kinds In use
Dry Paints do do
Mel,n's Cough Drip.
Anjersons do do
Lamott's do do
De bamoniaiat's do do
Spanish Float Indigo. supertat
Madras Indigo, ~ squares new atIicle
Med'ons Chest -sgua,s
Alcohol
sprn rurpeniine
Liquid Ink, superior
He'd and Black Ink Powder superior
e"mi4r'e assortment OF Surgical In.iluS
mcuiss
complete assortment Of Pointers Brush
es and Sash Tools
Aoompe,e assortment, VI Sweeping Brush
do do scfnhbinr do
a large assortment Of Camel. hair .Bro.te
do do Marking do
a do do yeD,e, do
An nssortmrnioi brushes Tor mafkiug1o
bacco or Cotton
large assortment OF Whi,e.ynsh Brush
es-
do do hearth and dusiing
Brushes
A do do Table Brushes
DO do Clothes and Hat
Brushes
do do Tooth and Hair do
DO d" Comb, Nail aud Jew
oilers Bru.hes
do do Flesh Il Shoe Brushes
do do VafDishes all kinds in
Asc
An assortment OF Por,rah Tools
Refined OK Gall fer rendering water coIors
more permanent aud heau,ifui-new
article
All the secret remedies
All The Patent Medicines in use
All the prw Medicines.
Together with great e9itig Of oihaJ goods.
All OF which lam determined 10 srlI on'as good.
erms ss my other House IN vitg,nia.
ITO w Ell DAVIES.
Man 81. Lynehduyg.
May II
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bdnf appointments. Anthony Robinson
esq has been appointed Cashier the Bank OF
Virginia, rfte WIN. cambridge, esq. resigned :;
"aa VIM b. Dabney has been appointed First
Aener, IN lieu of Mr. Robinson.
william R. Chaplin, esq of Pdtsylvsnia,
mas been chosen Cashier Of the Branch Bank
u Virginia, recently established at DaoYi!le.
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Carryalls, Gigs, &c. for sale.

EUST FINISHED. smi for sale. variety
~ Of Csrryalis, OF the very best materials
and workmanship Also. three light aud .
morse Wagons; and two Gigs. low, Cor cash.
Also, on hand, and for sale, numher OF
large Stoves, snIiaIle for curing fine Tobacco,
or used In churches, conrlh0uses. &c.
WILLIAM BURD.
I'M No M6W
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u we ask general attention to Inc adver-
hement OF The Parent Colonization Society
~ nus mornings paper. Those who wish to
em'grate to Liberia in the October expedition
"a'e now plenty of time to prepare and they
should signify their intention of doing SO as
early as possible.
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Exeoults's Sale of Valuable re
nj Estate.

NDuRsUANT TO the provi'
s,oas ofihe EAST will. aud
Testament of Spencer Norvell.
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" Gov. Floyd arrived in this place las,
Thursday afternoon, and lefl here in the West.
era stage early Friday morning. We are glad
toiesfa tina, he is enthusiastic on the subec,
Of internal inprovemenfs--tg The Staie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19

NJ Mr. McDufGce declares thai the Tariff
law is unconstitutional, and yet vndicates the
consiitutionali'y of the U. S. Bank law What
is his opiuon worth, who permits i. to be thus
moulded by popular clamor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

neutrality-suspicious. of Delegates, VIM. Ballard
Irestonr IG3, J. Helm $50, Walter Crockett asa +
charlton eeG, Robert Kent 100, Jno Pepoer 81.
The votes for the new Constitution not cert,;nlv
known, but believed to be 49, and about 600 upans
it," " "Sains'
Wartoick.-For the Constitution 2--apain,t i. "a
For Senator, we l.arn that Brown received nerbons
the unanimous vote. Delegates not heard from.
FTedericE-For Delegates, James NJ Mason SIG
VIM Wood 282-John ID. ID. Smith s22 Josepb
Iuley l57, james Bowen i42, John IIsy 81. For
TIE Constitution 4l0, against il 4IG.
Itockbridgc-The vote at the close of the 81 ,Iav
AZ Lexington, Natural Bridge and BrowusburpE
Goshen not heard from--was-for the Constitution
4O7' against II 40. Standardization 245, Stuart
80. Assembly-Moore $50, J. Mcdowell p57, Alex
ander Ids. $500
we nave learnt by gentleman who was ut Nottowav
court house, that Messrs Asa Oliver and Austin Wat
klns were elected delegates TO the next General As
scioy and that on the question of adopting or re-
Jecubg the new Constitution, there was not more than
three nays and lbs ayes. From Sussex we have
learnt, that Mcssrs. Richard Eppes and Geo Good
wyn were elected delegates to the General Asscmbly
and that on the Constitution there was only two
negatives, 10 about $50 affirmative votes.
Old Domiaion.
The vote from Mon, gomcry, shows pretty plainly
now the trans Allegheny will vote. Ii is stranrr
thet IN question of much interest the people on
inns side the mountain should display such utter apa
my. In the great county of ALLOWABLE little more
than 800 votes wore taken. fLcurico and Charlotte
did not poll half their freehold ST renuth If there he
IN fact, desire TO sustain the Constitution ex
eron oug to be made to bring out the people in the
counties which have yet to vote, and at the Nav
Courts 10y