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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-29
PROPOSALS
10 publish by subscription Historical Notes on the
Spanish Revolution in 1890,
BY A. DE LETAMENDI

BY A. DE LETAMENDI,
Late Consul OF Spain in East Florida
E'HE history of the evenlfu Revolution in Spa in
in 1890, and of the downfall of the Constitution
oil the Cortes IN 1923 is work, the perrsal of which
would, moss probably, afford interest at this time ss
continuation of the same struggle 10 obtain Iber.
is now contemplated IN that cou ntry and the late
events OF France, have, perhaps, removed all obs.a-
clcs which hitherto have prevented the Spanish Con-
sltut'onalists from perfectng the work which they,
under better auspices. commenced in 1870 and re-
newed in 1890. and which probably will be cunsum
mated in 1880 The author ofthls work. as nativeiof
that country, an Office: under the Constitutional
government witness of the most prominent events
of that period, and one who took an active part in
them both as public writer and soldier; and final
y who, as victim of his patriotism has passed sew
oral years in exile. deserves patronage. The torch
OF civil freedom now blazes more upon the CON
tnent OF Europe-its light is appalling to tyrants.-
iher faithful agents. with eagerness diffuse their
DARK doctrines amongst the people within their States
and proclaim even abroad, impcndant, the ruin
of the Revolutionist and the immediate extinction of
that light, the glare of which seems to them an ind
cation of general confagration, but their efforts will
prove vain.
This work will be published in volume vo. price
81, payable on delivery. Subscriptions received at
the Book Stores of John III. Nash, collins g. Co and
nov 20 r ID. SANXAY
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BaracOa Honey.
Winter Shirtinos.

A Gaze f supcrffn" Sea Island cotton shirtnrs-
n ful yard wide and approved bleach. Also, case
OF coit"n and linen mixed shrtngs, and one case We.
ry stou IRISH linens of all prices--iu.t received and
for sale at the lowest prices at
. r. III. JENKINS
Merlno Shawl Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
nov 20
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5000 REWARD.

Rf Virtue OF a subscrip iouR signed by sunday
- citizens Of Richmond. land deposited at the
once OF the Compller.) the above reward Of SIX
nO%DhED DoLL.4RS. IL hereby offered for the
apprehension and conviction of the murderer mr. nnr
derers Of john REID whose body found near this
CITY Sunday last. 80. 90
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AS reunoved her Boarding House to the a s sna
~ cous Tcncmcnts ot The foot Of tho Capitol
Sqnare-a central, airy and pleasant situation. COM
She is prepared tn receive Boareers by the ,yecl,
month or year, and has reserved several rooms for
the reception Of members of the Legislature. Travel
tcntion in her power
nov 20
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honour courage, dignity, fidelity and love OF liberty,
least deserved the fate Of slaves.
From Paris. the accounts arc not sucl, as the
friends Of France could desire. The Revolution
does not 60 fast enough. The people demand blood;
aud tho now King may too probably End himself
compelled to indulge tho sanguinary temper Of tho
Popuiaces mot tho People, his descent fon his now
throne a. rapid as his elevation to it. Cobbetts
opinion 70 supper ted by every probability.
Tho intelligence IL by a merchan, vessel, which
supplied only or two papers. Hence we have
no particulars OF the disturbances in Ken-the most
democratic and refractory County in England It
" not little strange. that the New York papers TO
which others are almost entirely indebted for sclec
lions from English Journals, She one and oil, as
lar a. our observation extended. lave overlooked or
emitted the material fact, that in the considerable
town OF Stamford, lin Lncolnshire) the tr co,.,ed
nsg had been hoisted, and the population olmost in
state OF rebellion Tho immediate cause of tho
disturbance was indeed. local and tcmporary-(the
dismissal by the Marquis of Exeter. of numerous ton
nns who had chosen to exercise their suffrage IN
dependcnty, and voted for Member of Parliament
OF decided Reform poltlcs) but the instant recourse
70 the Tm-coLoR, shows the sympathy and secr.t
affections OF the People. King Crat, Priest Gran
Aristocracy tho tyranny infinitely diversified and in.
ffuitely multiplied undor which mankind have proan
cd So long-tyranny andtyran,s, are at lenyh,-pra
scd be God-hurrying into WIDE and common
grave. There is no escape. Their long lines of an
cestors their sounding titles their uncounted wealth
Yieir standing armies-cannot all save them--paris
ybas knocked ofithc letters Of Europe. What year!
What an era among kind.
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BY DaKEA,Pohy .4LLE.N, & co

% esGsaUas asa -.
BY DaYENPOi.y .4LLE.1- & Co
GROCERIES
On MONDAY Nov 2sfb =, ,,,r.., -,
at our Auction Store f 'e'S~'
Sugars. whiskev h.
Rum. soap, cheese
Raisins. lamp oil
Wines, indigo, coffee
Teas, mackerel hay SC Sc
DRY GOODS.
On TUESDAY. Novrusber 3n,h a; 10 ascl,cL 49,
our Auction Roone superb ass0timsn, Of Flesh
Goods amongst wheh arc
10 rs blk blue. olive hrogu and drab cloths some
OF which arc ct extra Gfaiilv
~ ps. blue and dab cass;5pi 'cs London goods
~ do blue. drab and Oxford rnix'J satiInetts. su.
per quality
bale white plains -
do extra width cotton and uoo,en cIo,hfor
IFS ps. rose blankets, rron 6 70 1874 very heavy
SOC striped blankets ezra heavy
100 point do do do
case extra dark prints
90 rich dark ground Foulard do
do chocolate and kirby do
20 ps red green and white flannel
case Canton do
cases Irish linens
case sup. Ga merino cloth
1 do cold circassans
do extfa Madras bdkfs
500 linen cambrc hdkis; silk and cotton do
case mems Blk and mix'd. plain and ribbed half
hoses cold Vigonis do
! case cambet coaks and va,enca vests
90 colored cambrcs
cases cologne water
do fancy soap
London cravats, beaver gloves No. Q black taf.
Ribauds rich gilt coat and vest buttons. near
shirt do -
% bales Sd brown coffons
80 do A do do
cases 44& 90 bleeched do
nov97 d. A. & Co. Aucts.
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: MANAGERS OFFICE.
The Delaware and N. Carolina Lottery. Glass No.
~. Draws To Morrow and the Drawing will be re.
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BY OTIS DUNLOP & CO.
GROCERIES


On Tuesday. the 30ih INST at half past 10 o'cloc;
will be sold, at our Auction Store
20 bids sugars. part prime
40 bags white coffee, years old
so do Java do
40 casks cheese
90 casks Malaga wine
40 do Samoa and Madeira do
Is brls Baltimore Whiskey
20 do Pennsylvania old do
pipes French brandy
Teas all kinds, lamp oil
100 doZ fancy soap
lS doZ IRON wire meal sifters
safes
lG casks moulded glass ware
Leather, cloves: nu,megs &c. &c
nov ~ o. ID. 81 Co. Aucts.
DRY GOODS at AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, next, the 1st December. at
10 o'clock Will be sold at Auction Rooms large
and general assortment Of seasonable
DRY GOODS.
Among them few pieces Of elegant superline
Cloths, assorted colors. few pieces Cassineres best
snpcrine assorted colnrs. Point and Duie Blankets
extra sizes and superior quality; large quantity of
SatInets and Casinets. Flannels. elegant Calicoes
Camblet and T artan Plaids. Irish Linen. Lawns and
Diapers Damask for Table Cloths Black Italian
Silks Black Silk Hand cfciefs, Madras Bdkss o.
naburgs and Brown Holland, Beached and Brown
Sh'rrngs and Shectings, Checks and Plaids Bomba-
zets and Bombazines Booking Baize; Meddling
Cloths &c &c.-Terms at sale.
nov 20 OTIS, DUNLOP 81 co, Auc'ts
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The celebration of French Liberty in New York.
was to have taken place on Thursday. The day
(which here was bright and beautifully was there
rainy with strong easterly wind; in consequence Of
which the celebration was postponed, and would Con
tinue postponed until the next fair day" Notice
was communicated to the Public by telecraphic sig.
mails previous ly agreed upon
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Landing, for Sale,
nLD rye whlsk
" Cogajcs starch cheese
Sweet Malaga vino
Imperial "a
I0Xio and 8xl0 window gl,ss
Gack pepper and c0fiee--apply 10
roy cS---it OTIS, DUNLOP &, Co
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DlED-At Norfolk, on the 25th, Col. ANpnew ].
McCoNNIco, Post Master of that city, IN the sgd
yea, of his age, citizen of high worth and estma
tion
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BALDWIN, IVES g. co.
A RE receiving u Fairfield, from New York,
IA Rich white sa;ins
Super black do and satin lcvantines
few boxes rich winter flowers
Beautiful colored Gros dc Maps
Red padduss. ard sal ducks
bales British oznaburgs
100 pieces heavy buckrams
cases lcEhorn bonncts
bales heavy grey kerscys
do plaid iinscys
do brown jeans aud drillrgs
For sale upon liberal terms nov IS
Raisins, Almonds, DC.
EpEST bunch Raisjns in boxes
E1 Do DO do IN half do
Do do DO nquarlcr DO
Nice son shell Almonds
Fresh Citrcus
DO Curranls--for sale at retail
nov II. II. DREW. Ag'.
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NC &C. &c
Tickets only 81, halves 2, quartcrsi.
IL Tickets for sale ut this Office.
YATES g. MCINTYRE
nov 20 M,n,na,.
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HAVING been appointed High Constable of the
IL City Of Richmond, shall enter on the duties
OF the Office this morning Office is the room
lately occupied the Office of the Enquirer, where
/ may be found till 1 o'clock.
nov 29-4t JOHN GODDIN
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BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE

Drawing Of the Now York Lottery, Ne. 80 Extra:
80 ~ 90 10 81 Ii AZ 80.
The drawing of the Delaware g. N. Carolina
Lottery No. 10, will be received on Thursday.
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Tickets 81, halves 2. quarters Tor sale at The
Exchange and Lottery Office Of
nov 20 THOS B. BIGGER
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Mickle's Office.

Tickets s4--ITnlves 2--Quar'crs (.
For sal at e. MICKLE'S.
nov 90 Next below the door Of 'hc Eagle Hotc
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MA RI Nh NEWS

OSF--On Saturday last, on Shockoc HILL be
- tween the corner of and Third Streets and
Mr. Jesse Pranklins Boot g. Shoe Store, 45 or $50.
In notes, of the Virginia and Farmers Bank, two of
which were Tens-the others Fives.-The finder
will he literally rewarded, and confer great favor on
distressed women, by leaving the money a, this
Office nov 90
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VIRGINIA ELE CTIO\S.f
SENATE.

H1ffr-N. Alexander--oo opposition.
Harrison, 4.c.-Vote of the eniire District !:
McWhort.r s24. Slunger 627, knoh'be 543,
Israel SOL, McCaIIy ll2. McWho'ter i, Of
course elected
.Honongoiia-Charles s. Morgan 10Y, VIM
G. Brown 10, " hliam McCord i64. Randolph
to be heard from, but there Is no doubt OF Nor
CANS election.
Brooke, 8c.--Jrsse Edgington IS elected by a
majority of 800 over Archibald Mclean.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
HaliEar (2)--Green 3sl, Ea,ley a79, Kirby
100
yfonongalia (2)-Col Richard Watts 100,
Francs Bningse. III, Edgar {. Ilson 626,
WIN. G. Henry 400, Stephen II. Morgan 2lo.
Brooke I)-Dr. John c. Campbell
williamsburg &c.-[ corrected l-James Sem
ple. jr is elected, and not Rouert Shield, rs
stated in our last.
Monroe l)-corrected l-Fawfer 353, Kelly
26l Vass 1872.
Richmond county snd lancaster (D-AgRre-
gate vote Do. Charles II Leland goo. Col.
Vincent Bramham 100.
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Y aiuablc Stock of Goods, al
AUCTION.

INTENDING to close sales Of our present
q stock III merchandise, amounting To Id or
Sl6,opO. and consisting OF very extensive
aud desirable assortment of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Ea,thern. Glass China aud Hard
ware Hats Shoes, Leghorn Bonneis. &c. So.
with large Stock ot Groceries. Iron, steel,
Nais, &c. We will sell. on Wednesday, the 9th
November. nj public auction our entire Stock NJ
merchandise, the most desirable one ever offered
ut auction IN This market
Merchants Pcdlars, lIouse-teepers, mud in
fac, all who wish an opportunity OF buying
Goods NJ reduced prices, will find i, to their in
iernst 10 attend this sale.
The stock OF Dry Goods, consists ola very
choice selection Of supefiidr aud fine Cloths
Cassnr0s, Cassitnere.. tesIings, Re for Gen.
Ilenen,' wear. and our assortment Of silk aud
other fashionable fancy Goods, ~ equal 10 ANY
in Lsnchbnrg We Will give ~ few DAYS a
catalogue ol mauy OF The articles to he sold.
Great Bargains may be had before the SALE
COMMENCEMENT we are Determined Ia sell ont
Wishing to give the greatest facilities Ia those
disposed In deal largely, we have determined
on the following very liberal terms
Suns over SlOO0 aud 2 years sums over
$500, 4, - aud is mouths sums over r30O.
II mont ~; snms over 500, q and II mouth. !.
suns over Sl0o, Il months sums over $50. 1
months sums over $40, 30 days SUNS under
$50. cash. l.. H. Il. NONVEbL.
Nov IL ihds
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Dry Goods at Cost.

A s the subscriber intends 10 felinq,sh the
"A my Goods business. hu will sci his stock
ol fresh and lately selected Dry Goods at
cost. They were purchased before The late
advance, anl will now he spE lover than
they can be- purchased in New York. His
stock consists Of India Silks mud Craps, pisin
aud changoable Gros dc Naples. Merino, Cash
mere, Silk aud Gauze Hdkis, coloured satin !,
most kinds OF woorn goods, with almost
every article in The Dry Goods business suitable
10 the present season.
A stock Completely unbroken aud so desra-
bic has perhaps never been offered nj this place
before. Purchasers are requested to call.
WIN HAMILTON.
Nov Ilis
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ITEMS.

London paper. OF oath September, says
g" We are enabled to state, upon good anthori-
~, that, through the mediation oil our govern
mcnt, Convention will shortly he conc ludcd
between Spain and her late Colonies. A spe-
cal Envoy Is now on his way 10 England ,
from Mexico, to assist in the arrangement.
The n. Y. Mercantile Advertiser relates an
incident which does honor 10 the feelings OF the
present King of France. While residing in
Phlsdel phis. the King received clvilitles from
the late MIR. Wiling, aud rumor says be ad-
dressed one of his daughters without success.
A grandson of Mr.. Willing, being in Paris do
ring the late events, Louis Philip recognized
him, and insisted on his making the PaIais Roy
al his residence, where he now constitutes one
Of the members of his family.
The population of Fredericksburg is 1906
10 wit: Free White males 500, white females
943, free colored males l6l. free colored te-
maes 900, male slaves 481, female slaves 64l.
In Spotsyvania county. srelasre Of FIRE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-11

ley rirtur Of n deed Of iri,a. s1ssafed 10 ne
ID subscribers BY Jtmes {. MsKegAoib M
John sfeReyuoids. bearing d1is the third If No
reB,ber. eighteen hundred and thirty. md 0frt
cord IN the Clerks Office of The estHfg II Canp
bell for sundry pnrposes hsfeiH mentioned III
aaierdgasd wM proceed 10 sell, on The premissF,
on Tuesday The lAh day IF Deesmbsf, eighiset
hundred and thirty, BY ray Of public auction. 70
The highest bidder, the following property,tp
,oa one moieiy Of he tract Of land. of Which
iohn MeRspnoids., died seised. aat on wtIeh
Tunes c. neRegloids now rendes, eoniatf'ag
fire hundred aud eighty four acres also, one
other tract adjoining thereto, sailed Depri -
tract. continuing sghfy 1cres. 1iso, aa't1sr
trncf adjoining 10 the first mentioned tract, ~. Il
The Long Dire tract. containing loo hun red
and len aeees also, forty odd SHARES, connaDig
Of men. pomen aud children hogs shsep, torser,
cattle. waggou, The crop oF Tobacco NJ hic present
year, household aud Kitchen furniture, farniug
utensils. biaeksmifhs tooi'. aH. shot gun, aud
The remaining stock Of Goods of. u NcRey-
noids The sale oiHbe had al he hoise where he
saul James c. MsRsyfods now resffes IN me
conaiyof C1mpbeu, about frenzy mites youth
ea.t of Lguehburg. aud wtH continue from aay
10 day until completed. The ianf c'H be sold on
"a fredd Of 0at, too aud three vars. egduf annual
aimeHts, The purchaser gtping bond nun good
personal security, m bond NTH ieed oftrtSI on
the tand 10 secure The principal payment herrof.
II is understood ttdi those interested IN he other
moiety of HE tract Of fire hundred aud eighty
four acres, wiH Join in The sale aud Conveyance
o(tht ehoie irIei The peGonat properly m
Guiding The negroes iotI be soi ON credii IN
Ill he first Of Iusasi merit he purchaser g'pHg
bond wah good security. The Undergrad nre
hoeerer authorized By The deed 10 seh priUaiefy
aud for cash. ifhey hink proper. The tand is
sad 10 he a good tobacco plantation aud wH be
sho,on by Hr. James c. ucRcgnolds 10 any per
| son 'shiag 10 pufehnsc 1hs Siapes are prin-
cipniiy qouug negroes aud rtry likely, aud sud
10 BE- ofd good character. Aeiing as trustees
The mder0gned mi co,trey only such tae 10 ne
pachasers Of INC ADORE propsrit as - te'isd IN
them. though he tiHe so far as they hare eoer
Understood Is good
JOHV 3. DiRNEY,
ROBERT $. MeRE fNOLD6
Non II tbs
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llI.tLLIIfGIs K /.

nMfRS GILL has received some elegnnt pat'
NJ tern Bonneis, and supply Of good Nil
lincfy, oomprising,
silk Bonnets oil rich materials and latest
fashions, an assortment OF Legborn Buonr,s,
good and cheap Fashionable rich Silks, and
Ribbons, Thread Edgiug. Footing, B'bbinei,
aud BobbineI Edgine, Ladies Caps aod Head
dresses, made in the most fashionable style.
Ladies Dresses. Riding dresses, &c. executed
TO order. in the best manner, aud after the Ia
test fashions. Also Ladies Cloaks, large aud
well made.
Mrs, q. respectfully invites ihe Ladies Of
Lynchbnrg AMI the vicinity to visit aud inspect
her assortment.
Nov IL w3wif
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Hardware, Cutlery and Saddlery,
Glass, China and Earthenwaro,

Groceries and Dye Suits,
Hats, Shoes and Boots.
The whole comprising stock. ws feel well rs
sured Is not equalled by any in The State.
To those who are unscqoainied with our estao-
iishmenl. we have TO state, that IN all ,is ar
rsngements. we have had one object mainly IN
view. thu IS to place in il every article Of use
oihe planter aud farmer aud our town triends,
NJ the lowest possible cost. that the best north
ern markets will admit OF. To accomplish this
our resident partner in New York Is daily em.
poye1 In the selection of Goods. for this and
several other extensive houses, creating thereby
advantages superior To. and possessed by no
other establishment here. II is certainly an
nducement with every dealer TO sc, IN the same
house. each aud every article he wants aud 10
have an assortment of each 10 select from in
this VIZ shall NOT often fail Of success.
II is deemed needless 10 enun,erate here the
rerg many articles We have ON hand 5 flee II to
say. we think that not many disappoia'menis
will he caused in the long catalogue OF Goods,
comprising the heads shove.
In pricrs we hope 10 give satisfaction. They.
however, can be hes, tested by an examinat ion.
which We cordially invite. both from the mr-
chant aud customer in town aud country
MCKEE ~ MEM.
Nov. IL 2lfl'o
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Sugar, Molasses, Salt, &c.

a HHD5. Brown Sugar
II s barrels do do
II do Loaf do
3hhds. New Ofleani Molnsses
30 sacks Salt, tIVerpool Glled)
Barrels Pencb an1 fieDch Brandy
DO Madeira Vino
DO New Orleans Rum
Bales Cotton Yarn
Jemison's Crackers
Caddirs imported Tea (Verys periof}
Boxes Sperm AL Tnlo" Candles
Boxes Boots and Shoes DutHam Mustard
Cheese, Salt pelfe, Nuim-gs
Ginger. Pepper, Lamp Black
Writing aud WraopIng Paper
North Carolina Tnr
Bed Coris and Leading Lines
Mahogany Sldeboard
Nahogan, Bureau
o Doz Pointers best Chairs
10000 us Family Bacon
For '"leb RIO. ToMPKlNs.
H"'' 2tif
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LEES ORDER.

DIGGES' OFFICE,
tLynchbnre, Iih Nov. 1880.
Drawn numbers ~ the New York Consolidated
LOTTERY, extra class No. 30, for 1890.
80 % 4 ~ % % ~ 3 8
THIS DAY the drawing of the great Union
Canal Lottery, No. %. will be received nj NV
oiice-capitaIs $50 600, $4,000, $1,000 and
30 Of 900, and either Of which, hope no per.
son whnieosr, would object to pocket, provided
the lucky number could be obtained. For
chances you are recommended to call early this
morning at DlGGES' most fortunate
office.
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STATE. ELECTIONS.

Ohio.-Relurns from 81 counties give tn Nc
Arthur, the Clay candidate for Governor, a
majority of 2o5l over Robert Lucas the Jack
son candidate. Seven counties 10 be heard
from--which would not materially affect this
majority. majority Of the Legislature, and
also of the Congregational delegation, are friend
ly to Mr.. Clay
Nelo York.-We can lay nothing positive of
that in the city, The Jackson candidates have
succeeded by majority, [according to Lieut.
Webb, of the Courier, Of from 300 to 1000
Lasiyear it was about 5000! III the remainder
of the State should do as well, the Albany
Regency. Van Burenism and JaCksonism will
be defun1t.
Massachusetts. There has been no political
contest IN this state, except in Boston-and
that was not between Clay man and Jackson
man. but between an adv ocate and an opponent
of the Tariff. The elecuon was for a success
sor to MIR. Gorhan,, in Congress, and resulted
thus For Nathan Appleton tIarill 334l !;
for Henry Lee (Ant-TarfD 2477 John q.
Adams is elected without opposition, in lieu OF
Nj. Richardson, declined. H. A. 5. Dearborn,
in place Of John Bailey, decllued. Aud Edw'
Everett is reelected.
South Carolina. Between 80 add 90 oppo-
nents of the call of a Convention have been
elected 10 the Legislature OF South Carolina.
As 60 is majority, the Nn!Ilyers are OF course
signaIly defeated, it requiring majority OF two
thirds 10 csll Convention. Mr.. Madisohs
letter reached South Carolida too late 10 inilu-
e,ce the elec,i,ns-so that Nessrs. Cooper &
Co. may hang up their fddies'
NJ 1t is said that the S!d'e R'ghlS party OF
South Carolina intend to displace Wm. smith
from the II. 5. Srnate-Wm. Smith, one Of
tho mos, consistent aud firm friends OF State
Rights in all the South-to make room Tor
George McDuffie, author of the Reply TO The
" Trio ridicuIing State Ri5h's-George Nc
n,f;s advocate of the Tariff OF lS24-of ma
,;o,al svs,em of internal improvements-and
If an " oyershadowing" National Bank Is
not this the age of CONSISTENCY in South Car
DINA
CENSUS.-We have been obginsls favored
Inv the Assistant Marshal (Mr Richard MOT
gan, with the census of Lynchburg, aud OF
Campbell county, exclusive of the town. 'fo"
which we derive the following results:
Corporation of LynchJug.
49,. a, 1o5i
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M tgkIkItGE.

MARRIED, in Baltimore, on the ID int by
the Rev. Mr.. Bnrnap, Mr.. BETHUEL WASH
BURN HEWSON. Of Petersburg. formerly
of Lynchburg. To Miss EMILY LOUISA,
edes, daughter of Nathaniel +. Williams. esq.
of Baltimore,