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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

The following communication. addressed
TO the proprietor Of Judkins' Ointment, from
the Hon. John Taiie(erre. member Of Cen.
gress, Is highly interesting. The graluitous
manner IN which IL is made, exhibits feel-
inss OF ne ordiasry character tow ards suHer-
ing humsnityi and 10 certainly well dsserv-
ing Of public attention.
wAsHiHGToH, JAN. gid, 1899.
su-it has been my wish for considers
pie lime, TO communicae 10 you the good Of.
feet with which have used the Ointuisnt
invented By MIR. Judkins, aud which now
understand - made and sold by SCENTS sp-
pointed by yourself. ihave applied this oint-
ment. during the last three years, 10 every
species Of iumour and wound, without fail
ure 10 produce cure in every instance. I
consider Il the most decided and Efficient re-.
medy ~ all cases Of tumour, DO the cause
what u may. and have found nothing 40
good Tor wounds or any description. n ma,
De proper 10 add that the cure Of tumour
called White Swelling, given over BIZ the
most distinguished ply sicians as incurabie.
and which they decided would, without am.
PttAt'on, prove fatal TO the patient, was IN
DER my immediate notice effected by the use
Of Judkios' Oinimsnt. and the maize nj /. IN
hne health his limb affected BY the tumour
oeing restored 10 perfect state of sound.
ness. Also, that the leg of an aged man,
when had been wounded, and exhibited one
dresdfui!y liberated surface from the knee
TO the foot, and which, for more Than two
years had been considered incurablc, was
sncciueliy cured by the application o: Jud.
k.ss oioiment. mention these two eases,
~h'ch ie'i under my immediate notice and
management, rs Q decided evidence of ths
siheacJ OF this remedy in eases OF tumour
and OF ulcers. fhave experienced IS deoid.
eddy, The good effect OF this remedy in the
cure OF Pelons, and Of every species of fresh
wound. u seems 10 me that any one who
VIII observe The operation Of this Ointment.
must he satisfied ~ 10 is beneficial effect
: can WIN che Utmost confidence recon mend
The use Of this saiasbis remedy.
Am, cir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALiAPERRO.
To Ma. CBAELEs HEAsToNs, Proprie- ,
Tor Of Judkios' Ointment, near Prs.S
dsriekiown, Mar. Land.
hsJS.
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NOTICE.

VNHE undersigned has obtained LET.
N tiers Of administration on the per
sor~i estate Of JOHN Sigsfuse, deed An
persons indebted 10 said estate. are re
q"ested TO make immediate payment
and oil those having claims. viii nressn y.
them properly ssthentie Aied Tor psvu,s \,
ZADOcK BUTT. .sdssy.
Nov. ~. 1880
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CALL AND SEE

A additional supply OF stout rwtLLED
"A BAGS, just received-Aiso, q lot Of
very stout DUCK BAGS, . new article
Those who have not supplied themselves
W .'h bags, will do well 10 call and exsuine
this now supply. T. c. LANE & co.
Shcpherdstosvn, Oct. 6.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

Fall and Winter Goods.
JUST received. AZ the store Of the uu
e dersigned. fresh supply Of
SEASONABLE GOODS.
Consisting OF every descriptions Of useful
and ornamental articles. They will DO
sold. as usual, ~ such rstes as cannot fal
to please. SAMUEL GIBSON
Harpers Ferry, Oct. 20. 1880
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noo111s AND x.ors
~ MD OATI


\ 7AvEsss Houses with two Lot. at
J tachsA 60 eseh. situated in The lower
street in Sniih6eld. whieh wish 10 sell
Tho situation 10 ssstsbls Zoe mechanic OF
any sort Persons wishisg TO purchase
are requested 10 call sod examine the
property, when the terms viii no made
kno~n. CRiAH BRADSHAW.
Nov. ~. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

A FRESH supply Of old Port. real Ma.
"A drira. and Sicily Madeira Wines,
warranted pure. with an excellent assors.
ment Of other Wines, Liquors, &c. jus,
received, and for sale, By
:. SAMUEL GIBSON.
HarPers Ferry, Oct 30, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

T>HE ssbscriber sgain informs his
friends, Sc. that he has just &c
toraed from aaskes. With . vesy sxten-
siss sssostIpeat Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, sc.
and would simply state. ~ . ssatser of
course. thst he waats 10 EEL them; ard As
an indueewsnt. IN win osdsrtake 20 sci,
cheaper than aay other hssss in iowa.
He hopes his fIieads will do him the favor
Of calling and exsnising bic stock. which
they will fnd very extensive and very
cheap. Ladies' Shoes, new and fashion
able Gsstlemen's Shoes and Boots Of all
description-Misses and ehildrcn's boots
and shoes, and also = splendid assortmen,
Of gensIemes's fashionable Hats. 1st quail
~. ID and Sd de.-Bey's fashionable hat,
and caps. with MACY other articles unnc
cessary 10 meation.
N. BUCKMASTER.
ChaslestoWn. Nov. II. 1880.
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tCP The above Ointment is offered 10
the public Is safe and certain remedy for
those obstinstc diseases, some Of which
have 50 long bsGled the skill Of medical sell
ence.
lst. White SweiIings OF every descriptions.
%. Sore legs and ulcers Of long stsnding.
Sd. Sehirrus or Gisuduisr tumors, parsicu-
isriy those hardened tumors in wowsss
breasts. which o.tentimes terminate in ulcer.
ated csncers.
A'h- Feions. Or what some people know By
The name Of Cstsrrhs, % every description.
eih. Rheumatic pains Of the joints.
9Th. Sprsins and bruises ofsvery descrip-
tion, or in whstever part situate.
It'll. letters Of all kinda In this complaint
the patient, in Supplying the Ointment, mus,
keep the part out Of aier.
s,h Chiibisins or parts affected by frost.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

On. W. JUDXUfU
Patent Specific Ointment.
DAMS have been taken 10 make this sup
L ply very good. Il may DO had NJ The fol-
lowing places, viz:
Humphrey Keyes', Charlesfo,cn.
.7fdm Houng's, Mdrfins6tyg.
r. ". SPreiger's, Harpers. Ferry.
Ioscner + Hdrris', Shepherdsso,cr.
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COLLINS & CO.'S AyES.

Y>niS supeiior and well tried article, made
by Collins & Co.. Hartford. Conn, Of the
best double refined casseel. can be had n the
store OF T. G.. LANE Il CO.
Chespside, Shepherdstown. Aug. IL.
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FREDERIcK sEEDgER,s
Justly celebrated Cbopping AXES, lust
- received and for sale, by
OCT. I3- w. HAMMOND.
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00n beet qesliy doutls s<ao. TEN, d
<UB HAcs. RS Sesei,sd sn.i q, 80 ~ -
Oct Il 6. " HANRoaU.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

WS Ssh Ca pUfchase OzzTs vzvvny-
G&&O EEGZcz@ afkosh &c.
"o" - % 20 years Of ser. Also. neeks'
n'rs Of every dssesipsios Apply =, John
burkSaaster's tavess.
A"y letters sddsessed % os a ,kis ol.e.
VIII meet prompt attention.
$. &. FRANKLIN.
Y. 2. LEGG.
Chaelesiown. Aue % faao
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

WE baye just opened . large stoek Of
w new Piaano Music
CLEVELAND & CRAIGHiLL.
Sept rs. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

TWO Ter. plate slows. wsII iyoned, and
quantity o. nee pipe. fer aalo. 10.
1ulrs ~ this cfiee.
Oct. 81, 1870.
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mourr.~ c.r., Frederick co. Va. /,

MousrsiE CARS, Frederick co. Va. ,
xOih February, 1890
TO CnsHtE. HsEsress--T dees. IA n dns,
WHICH eve 10 ny feIioW beings. a !. fa,n.
them Of tlse good qnsiitses which ve.r 80,
ss'uso's ointment (Judkips') posssxss. In
the ssrIy part Of lsst fall, hurt nav les h.
removing some plank, shieh IN fsw ds,,
inha'nsd aud became so painful that I could
not walk fresortsd 10 svesy remedy IN ~
could hear of. but all was without The lee,,
eject ~ 'asl there were even ., snpsorns az
moriiheaiion, End began 10 despair 81 ever
getting veil. when was advised 10 nroewv,
your oiu'meat ard 20 try that. I did's an. ard
from The fret application my lsr beeso 40
get better, aud ~ short time was perfeeil,
cured hsse sines tried q IN several other
sssss, aad u has sivsJs bad the desired 81.
ieei ~ ever iHs'snce, and have no bs,isa.
lion On Recommending h 70 the whole Of
msnkipd ~ ose Of Inc best ointments thst
the world csn sdord. and wsuId ne, 4,
without u 10 ny fsmiiy Tor the world,
four 0beGtenf sertenf
JOHN MT. a. =. KRENg.
bersby certify, that Z wsy for nsa,
months sfaietsd mosl gFievously with The
tes'eT upon hofh Of my heels, cansibx opes.
inEs large snosgh Il sd@ig pefson . SINGER
I'sd various resssdies in vein. y hes se.
inauced 70 Try 1udkina' ointmsDs. and vs.
cured ~ The use 81 = single box. 4 am snx.
'o'is that o'hsrs. SIMILARLY sflieted. -, :.
'ai hemselves u - vslashls re@sd,'
hOBERT FULTON.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

4NuE subscriber hes on haod, . large
4 quantity Of Bar Iron. which he viii
sell At forge price. By the purchaser taking
from ? 10 500 lbs. Also. Steel OF all kinda,
Strap and Sheet IRON ooldboards. &c.
l. N. CARTER.
Harpers Ferry. Nor. 10. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

Hats, Boots, and Shoes.
lust received, and for sale. cheap. .
- supply Of. fashionable Hats, Of variou,
qualities, and a great variety Of Boots and
Shoes. OF all sizes. Call and ex.m;ne
them at SAMUEL GIBSoN'S.
Hsrpers Ferry, Oct. 90, 1880.
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0OO10s -
We esssd respseselpk aasossee = ~
NV etssjs sWA enaeaesS TIT - buve,
waA3D ~ lsse week, oommonoeS yeceisin9
- supply e ka0 ~ pt1ssev CsJsb, sna
shoo be feeeiving frvo ti0s 10 sine usail Cur
slock , euop1Rsed. ous r. e. Lsse n sgsll
H. meskets ssteedsWg The sHesios foons, from
vhiea b b seadis9 ~ gsods q tse nsss re-
d0ced pssoess eesbtiag % s6gssby 20 give
god hssysiss - or eussospess % ssy Oslsep
which Hsy givs ~ Q esii. Among shoae juss
received, asd opening. asy be found
Blue. black. olive aed MKT CIoaha,
Blue. black sod mkt Cassim<rcs and Cassi-
Drsh Ciohs. (vssy Iowj
Dune and pesst lBlsnkess,
9. 10, IL. asd ~ rsss Dlaake ts.
Scarlet nsnnel. plain ard 6gureJ.
Red, yellow sod white Flanneis,
Rich Scotch carpetiug.
Venetian do. cotton do.
Scotch and 1srtsn Plsitls,
cloaks,
Swans down, Tsilinets and Valencia Vest;ors,
Bombsxetts and Bombazines,
Black snd blue black erode. Nap Silks,
fashioUsble figured do. do.
FashionsbIe ehangesble Silks, q new srticIe)
Black erode Berlin do.
Brown Bengalian PopIin e new article for
Rich black I,ssi.n silks, trery ehe.p)
Gentlemea's black Italian silk Crsvsls,
Rich winter sibbsSds and Bekiags,
Plain and bordered linen cambria Handler
chiefs,
Ladies' Hosk;n Gloves and siits,
Ceatlemen's do. Gloves,
Irish linens and Lawns,
Linen Csmbric q livery cheanl
Thread laces odd edgings. bobbises iaces and
A very large supply Of rich C.lieoea
Leng and square scarlet merino Shavls,
black do
Black and scarlet Cashmere do.
- scsrses. blue, black, white and black Thu
bet do.
With . great variety of small shawis and
Handkerchief,
ao:s bordered cloth sha~l'. plain and black
ditto.
7.49-4 and l0-4 linen table di.per-bird eye
81 and A. checks and furniture Co,,ons,
500 yards furniture Dimity, Every handsome
A large supply ofhdies black pruneiIo Shoes.
Chiidren's Prunello boots and vorsted Socks,
81 and "a black Italian Grapes. hat do.
Black, scarlet and green silk velvess,
A large supply Of brown and blesched do.
nestle goods,
Plaid and striped do.
A large supply Of China glass and queens
ware, comprising elegant tea sets, end
every other article in gesenl use. Also,
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
A.general assortment, together with ge.
neral supply Of groceries. say
Rio. 81. Domingo and Java CofTees.
Orleans, Posto-R and Hayanah Sugars.
Loaf and lump do.
Imperial, gunpowder, old Tyson, Young nv.
son. and dyson skin Teas,
Best l.. r. Nadeirs Wines.
Sicily Madeira do. Lisbon and Malaga do.
Pure old Port and Claret do.
French Brandy and Holland Gin,
Keg and box Raisins,
Soft shell Almonds,
Crackefs-sPerm and fsh Oil,
Sugar house and Orleans Molasses.
Sperm and tallow Candles.
Aisos-a general assortment Of Medicines.
Paints and Dye Stuffs, and . multiplicity Of
articles too numerous to be comprehe nded in
an advertisement. We therefore again invite
all who may want any article in our way, to
come and they will End our goods, ~ above
stated, new and cheap.
THOkiAs C. LANE & CO.
Shspherdstowns Sept. %.
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REGIMENTAL ORnFRS

kESlMENTAL ORDERS.
Nhk Regime nssl Coass 90 Roo.;yy r., az.
llegispen, hsvieg f.ssed. fsor. una, o;I,sh,s
aeetds,.s, " meet on shis day, Court Ell ~.
.ia'sy Iof this ReFiment u ors3ered 20 es.~.o.
PIE 81 The house " Henry fssinss, ~ Ch.sle,.
'svas ga Fyislny the ID day ~ Dee~r.h,,
AK. hhAxrON DAVENPORT. ~
-, :. - 33ih Rqsis,s'sl. " ~
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Y0x2mnQU01&
4NhE subsesiber has On bssd. qnsnti.
- iity Of Old Whi.key. Pseeh sad Apple
Brandy. which kas been IN heeshsadS Tor
upwards Of three years. 10 dry room.
end is Of very superior quality. Il win be
sold low. fes cash.
!. N. CARTER.
Hampers Ferry. Nov. 10, 1850.
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TORTOISE szzr.x Conxus.
Lon sale by
- HUMPHREY KEYEs.
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NEW STORE,

III sA.1DLEyO WILLN.
NHE subscribers respectfully inform the
u public. that they arc receiving a hand.
some stock Of cniiro
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-22
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Notice.

T%DER the authority Of Decree e the County
u Court Of Fairfax, in the Of Thomas Swarm.
Complainant asains' the cu,or of Levi ne de-
ceased ard -. Chichc.ter Defendants, the subscri.
Der VIII ofitr for sale, N. public auction, at the 6one
door Of thu Court 'm,s. rs Fairfax "unty. 1t ono
O'Clock, p. NJ an HE ish dug Of Anven'br next,
XsfrSs Il TRACT OF LAND
3.s on Police kun. In The sad COUNTY, .djoisins
sfS the lands of Jno Coff-r's heirs, Peter oul.
.G,1&p.4.: ter's heirs Doctor m. Gunnel and D. p,
Chichester, supposed 1'ntsin
1G1 Acres.
The quantity viii, however, be accurately sseertais
ed by the day Ut sale Terms Cash.
TAYLOR,
oct 20 Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-22
rHE ELECTIONS.

"Si9aiovs FRIuNPH!! Md fca'ion SCI
.'g'Ay fWffsd L, sc our flourish of
nPe'' from the Mercury. The UNIo> PARTY
'S'e UlmPhanty elected sl.ren out of siriesn
= t's candidates oaosen to represent them. So
- :. WI OUT me Our ueasVrss have been even
IE' ''iH' .'t; thirieea of he elect. being
Secession: .,br.n ,'ho,a ,".dn ~, o,a;n
DE Oalya e. nnr s.. ha,o d,,a mo-
Al-,6s ~, 1870 'et,, ,, y snd ~ IT,
aaot.s>sd a. ..a,,,,,, , ,f'ooos ws arc cb;sf,y
Indebted for h ,,~,,.s "
Ch,pis a, (N. c. Gcz. Oct. Is.
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COMMERCIAL.
BOSTON MARKET-OcronER

Bus ION MARkEl-OCToBER q.
F2oW.-I'he principal operations of the week
have been in Genessee and Richmond City Mills:
Of the former, about 1900 1000 bbls. have been
sold at S5i AZ for fair to good brands, and
and 5 so a Sc for Ely and other prime brands;
800 do. Richmond City Mills, precise terms not
transpired. supposed equal to IS per Dbl. cash;
zoo do. Haxall to arrive, at 80 per biol. cash ;
several parcels of Howard-street have been sold
from the line Of packets, considerably below our
as direct ndiSat {" TIE ssa8apsiJer these. SALES
and therefore omit particular report of them;
900 bbls. Fredericksburg lowand, were sold to-
day for export, at Lie below so per bbl. mo-
credit.
Graia.--'The arrivals Of all descriptions this
week have been light, and but few cargo sales
have been effected; the market is less active,
without producing much change onprices. South
ern white Corn is held at 60c. yellow Hat Is sell
ing at Goa 62cts. Oats look shade better-sales
of prime northern have been made at S7kcts. and
Rye 7Oc per bushel. Courier.
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MARRIED,

At Princeton, on Tuesday, the 10Th instant,
by the Rev. George S. Woodruff, w. X. Nc.
DONALD, Esq. of Alexandria. ID. c. Attorney at
Law, to HANNAH NJ. youngest daughter of the
Rev. JAMES CARNAHAN, ID. ID. President of the
College of New Jersey.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.-THIS DAY.
Ladies' auction.

't>HE ladies Of Alexandrs and its vicinity are 70.
specially invited to attend 1t White = Auctionrcom
On FRLDdY, the 22d inst. at IL O'Clock, A. NJ
"heh WI be sold (peth.ps the IsS time this ~
AZ exie"s'e assortment 0, Glass Croekerywsre Ictk.
glasses. &c. &c reeeivro b~ ate rivals, con. {.
~, ~ part OF elegant painted dinner sets, chm. tee
sets 81 pieces, chins goi banded cup and ssucers,
gpd paLdei plstes cut glass Geeart,r, s0gis 49, in
se's o''" 'ums'ers ard wines, bows, pitcber, nd
lamp; plated rims and ca,tor- e,aat yari.r e
ename led, plain, pressed aud Buud-d wsre Al.
50, oval and covered tue painted dishes, pla,es.
and basins; stone china 10. With LOOK.
ing glasses, &C &C
Gentlemen not accompanying ladies' will please come
IN at the door on ST. Asaph street door to Gen.
Lynn's office.
Articles ready for examination tomorrow morning:
oct l9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-22

Fermont Legishire.-The Legislature of
Vermont convened at Montpelier on the 18th inst.
The Hon. r. b. Bates was elected Speaker on
the fourth ballot. Both Houses net IN the after
noon to canvass the votes for Governor, when the
following being the result. it appeared that there
was no choice either for Governor or Lieutenant
Governor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-22

y. II. WINES
LOTTERY Office, Royltsreei
% Orders from the countrs ,pccaliy attended -.
Drawing Of The
Delaware & N. Carolina CONSOLIDATED Lottery,
Chss 70 z, Jor 1870.
81 80 81 80 AZ AZ 60 So AZ
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..-.- RI
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .qLEX.qADRL8, On. g

ARRIVED. OCTOBER q,
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk; passen
gers and freight
SAILED, OCTOBER 90,
Brig United States, Bell, New Orleans
Oct. 2i.-Schr. Pioneer, Eldridge, Boston.
Schr. Harriet. Nirkerson, y. York.
Schr. Eeas tern Star, Berry, St. Thomas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-22

peansJL aaia-We learn further nom this
Safe, that HARMAR Denny and JONI GILMORE
are reelected in the Allegheny (douo,el oisuict;
Mr.. ID. was the Anti. Masonic Candidate ano
received l85Syotes more than his colleague, Mr.
G. Jackson member. In 1928, Mr.. u. re-
ceiyed $3.50 votes in Allegheny county; at the
late election I've received tut l42S.
! In the M,flin District, RoBERT ALLISON. the
! Ant. Masonic candidate. has beaten Mr.. Scott,
the present Jackson member.
i In York District, ADAM KISo (Jackson)i IS re-
elected. =.
Favette District is sos votes.-Adf I'M.
!, philadelphia Mayoroky.-Ata special meet
. inc of tne Select and Common Councils yester-
day, BENJAMIN w. RIcHARDs, Esq. was unanl-
mously elected Mayor of Philadelphia tor the
current year. Mr.. Richards occupied the same
station a part Of the year 1929, and then gave
the most conclusive evidences OF his talents anu
\ qualifications for the office. HIS election there-
fore, is not an experiment. 81 Hed"eSaay'
Il, Ne,r Jersey. the Jackson majority IN the
n House of Assembly is nins.-Na'. haf.
r We have received from quarter which per-
m;ts ma not To doubt of its entire accuracy, the
r followiny statement of the elections in New Jer'
4 sew. When it is remembered that, according to
tbs extrac,s which we have already published
! from the Telegraph. the New Jersey Legislature
IaSt wear contained AZ Jackson and Il Clay mem.
6 hcrs we have abundant reason 70 be gratlfed
= that the majority against us has been reduced to
il nine. Another year, and the majority VIII Dc d.,
!. reversed-another year, and New Jersey will
!. rank herself among the friends of HENRY CLAY.
;. A change Of leg than 500 votes would even now
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-22

Nsac- Hork. -The nominating convention of the
mechanics and working men, have unanimously
nominated ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE, Apox1RAM
CHANDLER, and THOMAS r. SMITH, for members
of Congress. for the third Congressional district,
composed Of the city and county Of New-York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-22

In Ne,c Jersey. the Jackson majority IN the
House of Assembly is nine.-Na'. Id.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-22

Woodruff, one Of the Clay candidates, since
dead.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-22
cA0ris a, q. c. J Gaz. Oct. Is.

Ono Election The Green County Bsck-
scotsman contains pa, Il. returns of the vote in
/" county. The Republican, OF CLAW Ticket,
~ ahead. The poll Tor Governor. as faras re-
rye T'e''ed was-McARrHus 55S-LucAs 525.-
.ne same paper has information from Warren
.adg' which states that I. CoRwIx, the Clay
l U Tor Congress. received majority Of
= 20 votes over SHIELDS. his Jackson opponent.
s,S, understood that McArthur's majority for
hundred. ~" - Oe'"e'n seven anu e's"'
anal !. 5ps'mont County the republicans have OBJ
Nv S.s signal misunderstanding their Assem-
@ ''S T and giving Macarthur majority of
,ssd Inc Republican or Clay ticket also sue
,~eu u 10 Guernsey county. In Ross county il
\ pposed the entire Clay ticket has succeed
W., Al unofficial report in the Chilicothe Ga
gives - Vete: f-r 6everrm-MoAr-