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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-04

Pen and Pocket Knives.
A HANDSOME assortment of pen .,a D.,
n Knives, well finished, of approved patterns nd
cheap. received by JOHN III NASIt d"u
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II Newspaper for the Ladies.
Proposals tor publishing in the City of Washington
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat uuarto form
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis
semna,on OF intelligence useful and interesting to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-04

tikGiNlA--At rules holden IN the clerks Office OF
the superior court of chanccry for the Williams.
burg district, the Sd day of May, 1880: Stephen D.
Fuller and Mary his wife, pitts. against william NJ
iayior, IN hrs own light and administrator with the
VIII annexed OF Edmund Taylor, sen'r, John p Tay.
ler. and others, defts.
The defendant Jno. p. Taylor not having entered
nus appearance and given security according to the act
of Assembly and the rules of this court and il
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an nhab;
tan OF this country: it ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here the first day of the next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that COPY OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some newsno,
published in the city of Richmond, for two months sue
eessvey and posted at the front door Of the forme,
capitol, in the city of williamsburg.
29 copy. Teste, ED. CHRISTIAN r n
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Fine Linen Letter Paper.
nNE case fine linen Letter Paper, termed "Eo.
~ reign Post'--recoivcd by
YT1 J. N. NRsH
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Perfumery, DC.

ferIumery, DC.
UST received the following, viz: Colorne water.
- genuine French, in bottles of q great VARIETY of
shapes; FLORIDA water; aromatic vinegar; honey wa
ter French aud English soaps; burning PARTICLES in
tended for burning in SICK rooms which when LIGHTED
emit most fragrant odour; pearl powder; rouge in
pots vinegar OF rouge; Macassar oil; bears oil ge-
nuine otto of rose, and milk of roses.
ap Is H. c. McNENARa
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PICKING INGREDIENTS.

LIVERY article for green and yellow pickles
Ia nave received fresh, and would recommend that
those who want can obtain tho above from my Drug
Store, opposite the Eagle Among them are--ginger,
mace cloves allspce, turmeric, long pepper CHINA
mon, white and black mustard seed, garlic and horse
radish. J. II. BLAMIRE.
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BY MRS. HOLLAND.

1'hE Blind Farmer and his Children, by Mrs Holland;
William and his UEele Ben, by the same:
Alicia and her Aunt think before YOU sneak nv the sne
Also another supply OF w ilson's Episcopal Manual;
pwshrS sketches OF the Lives OF the Sgnes Of Declaration
OF Independence,
Ialcomb's Bible Dictionary;
raul SlHioa, &c &c-Jusi Revived by COLLINS 6 CO.
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lust RECEVEp-Snanisb Grommar. hv A
DE Letamendi, late Consul of Spain for East
FLORIDA Also, by the same author Notas EIistorcas
SORE ia REVOLUTION de Espana comprenderro la
spoca de Is,4 hasta 1923, for sale Mt the Book d.
S'a.ione'y store OF r. 81. SANXAY.
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FOR RENT-
II. d. SANXAY.

[SuccessoT TO ~. n. EItzUhyLsornl
HAS just received at his Book Stationery and
u u Fancy Store, an assortment Of gold silver
tortoise shell and steel mounted for all ages
Also convex concove, green and azure loose glasses
suitable for hOse who require change, which Inc
can fit IN old frames. Spectacles repaired
Gold fnders' magnfyIng glasses, of various kinds
for he examination Of minerals; spy and opera glass
GO: acorn, beetle and botanical microscopes; eve.
glasses, for short sighted persons; convex shaving
glasses. Telescopes cleaned and repaired Class
tubes fitted to thermometers. lie 10 :,
BarLin'S improved English SeidIifz PoWdeTs
N1OT up IN well secured tin Also, few dozen red
morocco cases which contain two glass stopped bottles
filed with the materials for the purpose Of making tho above
highly improved medicine, and well calculated for those who
travel by sea or land beng all liable affected bv
cbangesof the wea,her-FOr sale by
JNO II. BLAMlRE
mar ~ AZ his Drug Store. opposite the Eagle door
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CHLORIDE OF LIME.

II Offer for sale the above highly useful article ia
n destroying damp and unwbolsome vapor in Gel
iaTs, and as general PORTER in oil offensive eluyia
Ii BkAMIRE,
IL 10 Opposite the Eagle Hotel
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Musical Cabinet.

Musical Cabinet.
tLAsSlCAL Pocket Library for the German
siu'e, flagedlei, Violin or Oboe-consistiug of
Songs with words] and dances
Duets and trios
Scottish airs and songs, as Duets s. trios
Irish airs, as do Sn
Welsh airs and songs. as do DO
Italian airs, as do Jo
French songs and airs os do do
German do do as do 40
Marcnes d quick steps, do do
,,, Selected. arranged, and partly composed by J.
w hltaker-l9 numbers received and for sale.
GIFTS COJIINS e. ~
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RECEIVED AYR NASH'S

RECEIVED AT NASH'S,
NJ ~ o. and 6s, Library of Useful Knowledge
~ DO 3, Maps adapted to do.
commune to receive subscribers the above us usual
Vol Is, English Com Law Reports
NO >, farmers Series Library of Useful Kpoued,e
=, NO. 8, (ApriC American Turf Register.
ap 10 ''' W." 'a"'y ''''o'
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MO. 10 Turf Register, received
IN lie 10 IL N.O11
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oT JOB PRINTING executed q, tho whs osics
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Nos. 5, 7, TO, 10, n, II, Go.
MO 10 Entertaining knowledge
~ No 5 Useful knowledge Farmers Seriesl
Nos. 10, IL, 70 Library of Useful Knowledge
no Mechanics Magazine
No 90 North American Review for 5uly-Re-
ceived by JNO. IL NASH
jy ID Agent for each Publication
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CIRCULAR.

g. WASHINGTON, June 1, 1880.
You will perceive by the accompanying pro-
position thst we offer to act Agents for those who
ma own Military Land Warrants on the Virginia
State and Continental establishments ~, iIs;,nS
states Revolutionary Bounty Warrants; and we re-
quest the favor of you enclose this To such of vour
acquaintance as may be interested in those claims
WIN such recommendation of us as you may think
with great respect,
III:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16
FROM VALPARAISO.

The editors OF the Commercial Chronicle snd Mary
lander n,ebte 10 estep Il friend al Valparaiso
Tor the following information aimed in letter. da ed
VApara'o, Ian. 10Th a'o Tor file of the fercttyia
del Valparaiso TO the 6 Ii Of January.
Three parties have be-n contending for the supre IN,
scy--tbe Estanco Con.ttuiioniss, and Liberals. The
former President, Frivre comm ands the army; Cen
Pci~to commands under him, but he has Iattery be.
come refractory AMI has .rJ 10 obey orders They
have had much intriguing and fighting; have ia
psrssd the Congress and by the junction OF The Eanco
power in three persons who administer the government,
until the election which takes place in March. II
supposed the object of the Prize party recall G,n
Origins. During the disturbances in ST. JAgo, the
Frsnch ConuPs House was assaulted and of
every thing and he escaped with difficulty slightly
wounded The probability is that when tie election
parties Bait Chron.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 the rr,orie,ors
Il It the SIX per cent Stock, cres'ed in pursuance
OF an Act Of Congress. passed the 81 day of March
$50 nat the Certificates Of The said Sock amount
Jog in the whole IN sir millions four hundred ,id foyf
hs"sa"d fire hundred and fty sic dollars and seuer,
tee, cents viii be paid the first day Of July next
70 me ProprIeors thereof their legal representatives
or attorneys, duly condtued, the presentation and
surrender OF The said Certificates at the Treasury or
a we Loan once, where the same may stand credited
Nouce - further given, that no transfer Of the Ger
uncaes Of said Stock, from the books OF the Tressury
or any Loan Office, will be allowed after the frs day
OF June next ~
Ana also that the interest on all tha Certificate NJ
me said Stock will cease and determine on the s0th
Gay oil June next s. ID INGHAM
Secretary al the TTedsuTv
HP" 10 ll6-w1llsJy
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OUT OOC!ICII SERVANT,
"ANDREW JACKSON,
MR.. JEFFERSoN's woRKs-Tar Echo ,.o,


ENGLAND, &c.
The following letter from Eotlsnd hiss iu,t been re-
ceived-lt was lately addressed TO gentleman in h,
City; and shows the impression which Mr. Jehsrson's
Works are reducing abroad We observe that ex-
tracts irIn the Memoirs and Core 'pondence are in
course Equalization in the Livecroo. Times
EXTRACTS.
"a circumstance has arisen, which has revived my
determination to write 10 several Of my American
friends, and this letter 10 you shall be ts nasmuch
as u was through your suggestion, that had the no.
nour OF personal introduction TO the Great Man. whose
correspondence, finished reading last evening at mid.
night, caused this determine ion. The high csmaton
in which had long held the ld'e Mr. Jefferson rem.
dered II difficult for perusal OF his ponIence 10
enhance his worth much in my estimation Sill had
no adequate conception previously Of his vast asduity
or OF the dculies he had TO surnoun in the discharge
Of those duties,whch through hs nstume naliiy
destined 20 solve the great question that Man cspa-
BILE OF self government" 1867 letters in one wear TO be
read, dgested, and answered by Man Of rs years of
age and such letters too, he had written !! tic In.
Dor, hoe opus esfIIl The extreme and unusual seve-
rity OF the cold, keeps all just At 6resdesso
natl have not yet had much opportunity Of Judging Of
The effect That will be produced the public mind in
England. can, however, venture TO say that IL will be
gtea, and truly beneficial the cause of suffering bu.
many The financial difficulties OF the country and
the feeling which IL Al length beginning to be excited
towards investigating their in quarters where
never expected TO such subjects mooted, induce
general belief that some great change is approaching.
what II will be, Heaven only knows Happy would IL
be ior the nation II majority OF its Influential men
possessed the talents the sentiments, the energy, and,
above ALL the vrtUous. unbending integrity Of the sage
OF Monticello! This Is too much 10 be expected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

Tor the Senate, and Is for WIN. H. Caruthers, Egg for
the House OF Delegates; neither Of these Gentlemen
were candidates.
~ was much larger than expected 10 be; and il will
be equally surprising TO readers to learn, that thu
numbers opposed TO II, have been very considerably
sweiled by the votes Of such under the old Consu
non, were not entitled 10 the Right Of Suffag-, but
who had Alright to vote on the adoption rejection of
the New Is probable that not than 100 Free
ho'd votes, have be given against the New Constu
ton in thi. county"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16
IMPROVEMENT OF THE MAIL.

The Augusta Courier states, that Mr.. Porter, (pre-
sumcd 10 be Of this City, and described to be gentle
man extensively concerned in Mail arrangements and
Mr. Phneas Bradley, lately Of the General Post Of
fee were in August, during the first week of the pre-
sent month. They were engaged in making prepare
tons for accelerang the mail between Washington and
New Orleans. One of these gentlemen has declared
that the mail could be, would be conveyed from New
York 10 New Orleans, in ten days.-It might, doubt
be effected by such line of Expresses carried the
Presidents Message in December last; but would the
income OF the mall justify heavy expencc pre-
sent.
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April IS

Gb oDdA REWARD will be given tor the apyre-
~ IdO hension and delivery in the county
Of Notdway, my negro man MAT, or secured in any
jail within the State, so that get him agai.. Mat eit
home on Thursday morning last with tie nteniion az
am tod, oil going to Petersburg Richmond, where
he intended TO take water, wherel expect he is now
lurking Mat ia a stout well Eade fellow, tolerabIe
bright mulatto, about 81 yeSrs od--bsd on when he
lett home, his plantation clothing and carried several
SUITS win num- ana wore broad brim hat with round
crown lie Is coarse featured fellow, broad mouth
ana ON close examination some small pimples may be
seen arourd his eye-hd has bad jaw teeth, aud has
iresh stripes on bis back. Mat is intelligent gro
and is probable he has obtained free papers All mas
tors oil vessels and all other persons hereby caution
go against hatboutng or carrying off said negro, under
the penalty Of the law.
CHARLES VI. CARTER.
r. S.--A letter TO JeiTrey's Store, Nottowsy county,
giving me airy information of said negro will be thank
Iuiiy received. G.. ". c.
April I6 II7-wAv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

NOTICE. The subscriber administrator OF Hanah
Avery deed, late OF Amelia County, hereby gives
notce TO all persons. concerned that he has settled his
accounts as such, and returned them to Amelia County
Court; all persons entitled to distribution in the sam.
are desired TO call for their disbutabls SHARE the
sno'si'o-r VIII no, be bound to pay interest the
mount in his hands.
DARLINGTON AVERY, Admor
- oil Hanah Avery, decd.
pril I6. u7-w2ws
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By the Governor Of the Commonwealth of Yrginie.
PROCLAMATION

NMTHEREAS it has bsen repres ented 10 the Execu-
w tive by the Court o, Rando phi County, that
from fnquisi'on taken BY the Coroner of laid Coun
ty upon the body of ceria N John Peto the 2Uh
day OF March, $780, il a.ceriained that the said Pet
70 was ieonously murdered by certain frederick E.
wilson, late 81 sad county, and that the said Wilson has
aoscoaded, and is going at large: have, there
tore, thonaht proper with the advice of he Council of
STATE 10 oifer reward o. hundred dollars any
person or prrons who n aprrehend and convey the
county OF Randolph Aforesaid the said Frederick L.
wilson: And DO moreover require all officers civil and
military, and exhor the good people of the Common
gtve TO be apprehended that he may be dealt with as
the law directs.
Given under my hand Governor and undo
lSEAL. the seal Of the Commonwealth at Rich
mond, this r0;h day Of April, 1880.
JOHN FLOYD.
Frederick Z. Wilson is about 20 years of aye rather
slender male, about feet or inches high fair com
p'exion light hair. large grey eyes, thick lips, and n
scar his left cheek.
Aprif16. T7-w4w
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ROBERT NELSON.
1lI---wtIJeit
April 6.

JEW AUCTION ESTABLISHMENTS
u CHILL j. SELDEN s. Co., having given the re-
CURED security, and taken out a license respectfully
tender their services TO the public i'm the general fc
non and Commission Business-embracing the sale of
Rea Estate, Slaves, Dry Goods, Hardware s. Cutlery,
Groceries, Wearing Apparel Horses s. Carrges Jewel
ry, Household Furniture, Books s. Stationary &c. Sc
Having taken the eligible stand, opposite the Eagle
HoeI with large Lumber House attached to it-They
are now prepared receive consgnments and make adj
vances and iiater themselves by prompt and unremt
ted attention to business, to merit share of public pat
ronage.
Trustee and Orphans's sales and outdoor sales OF
any description promptly attended TO.
Regular sales at the Auction Store on Tuesday and
Friday in each week. 49,
April 6. II1-2wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

EXTRACT NJ letter from WdShington, 4prH H.
Mr.. Jeilerson's birthday will be commemorated
here on the l3h by public DINNER. The design ORR
gnacd with members of Congress, about 100 of whom
have already subscribed The Cabinet Ministers have
also subscribed. The President of the United States
has been invited and will attend. II is the first time
that this honor will have been shewn to the memory
OF that great u will perhaps TO revive the
recollection Of his political virtues and 10 hold up more
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

Mr.. SOioman Grouea, Sen. Wm. Graues, John L.
Grdpes, Lidney GaUes, BdrziRa GrdreS Solomon
GFdues, Jr & Frances Grapes, Johnathan Brookes
INN Brookes and Harriet ROtce.
IHNAkE NOTltE.-I shall, on the 18th day OF May
mex, at the house oil Mr.. Richard Clay rooke i'm
Middesex County, proceed 20 take the depo ions of
Martha c. Claybrooke and others be read as evidence
I'D 'ult IN The Richmond Chancery District, Lewis
gainst Dirhie and others i'm -hich ] am Plant III and
you and others are defenddD s--At which time and
place you may attend it you choose.
ZACHARfAH LEWIS.
Apr16. Il7-w4w
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letter from Lisbon tn. ioiijSins astic
remarks on cur Mr. Brent, whose ridiculous address
TO Miguel we lately publ.hed:-
"Mr. Mackenzie has been greatly ant oy ed with
Mr.. Brent, the American Charge dAtfares Tor stating
in hf. official commune alton his accordance with Mr.
Mackenzie as TO the insnua)D OF King Miguel in Ire
quois- French of the necessity of amnesty for Donna
Mar las subjects; not that MIR. Mckenzie denies the
advice given 10 the ingenious Charge; but merely be-
cause he did not autho him make of hi, name
IL appears that poor Mr.. Brent. consequence, will
have received pretty strong lecture from his pol ical
mentor. have not learned wbehcr he wept at the
rebuk" be- the faots, Mr.. Mao kenz now Joins ever
one in the merrimsn, caused by that acheve
meat"
Bank Robbcsy.-Under the head of Bank Robbery
number g." the Kentucky CONNER OF the 3Oh ult
gives Information that the Branch of the
Bank located at Harrodsburg, entered, by mea ans
OF false keys night during the previous week and
all the money contained carried Off except about So in
change How much not known, as the Cashier
" several thousand dollars. They manage these things
IN curious in that region of the sfar vest The
Commentator says The Cashier was absent; the per
son engaged by him to sleep in the Bank was also alb
sent, andno person in town knew how much money
there was in the Bank.
The same paper mentions that the trial OF Charles L.
Harrison, late Cashier Of the Louisville Branch on a
charge oil robbng that Branch of the Bank was then
progressing at Louisville Its stated on verbal inor
nation from Loui,villc fact elected during the ,r
a. tha' OF the S25 600 alleged 10 have been ABSTRACT
Ell on that OCCASION than te thou md
Ell In the Bank the day before the robbery-the rest
having some how runished before ha time Bait Pat.
BY the Horao, arrived last night from Rie-Janero,
we learn that Emanuel J.West Esq orr new Charge d
tiaires to Chill, who embarked in the ship AIfrei Of
uis port, was landed the former place on tn. LIST of
feornary and died there on the 18th.
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"To DANIEL O'CoNNELL. ESQ"
FOR THE EyVQUIRER
mGLORIOIIS uNCERTAINTY OLE riIE n W.,

GLORIOUS UNCERTAINTY OF THE LAw!''
perceive that The Court of Appeals (or az have
heard called, the Legislative Connolly has recently
decided that the Supcrnnerary officers of The Virgf.
MIA State Line and Many, in our Rep0lution ,crye
(or it is believed they all dead) entitled to half.
pay for life. Ii IL not my purpose, at present. to exam
inc the reasons assigned for this persion OF The
Law.-Tbe wind may shit again Tomorrow, apd the
LdU may be again reversed. only regret that these
nec tights had not dawned thirty or forty year.
ago, when the StpernuneTaTies might have enjoyed
this pos humous harvest which ~ about TO he
Tor their remote defendants and dysignees IL is TO he
Iamened too that Law this subject so grossly
usunder itood and perverted by the lie Eslaturs in an
Gent and modern times, and by Pendle ton and Rome
when III. Court Of Appeals vainy believed, more than
thirty years ago. they had settled this question by seve
raj solemn decisions should like 10 be informed Mr.
Editor how many decisions Of Supreme Conrt there
mat needs be, or bow long they must be acuuesced
D without reversal, TO Ste the Llw either by reason
or prescription! should like also 10 know how this
upsetng OF the caiegorcs of ancient judges will
agree with the Treasury. II ! am not ni.informed
these cldim', upon the Commonwealth which we're re.
peatedy rel scted in the last century hut which seems
TO he ALLOW ed in this exceed $500 OO0a pretty com
Portable national debN-Il the Law il now settled our
Treasury must be replenhed, the " Old Dominion"
VIII exhibit very strong symptoms OF bankruptcy But
care not rush for the amOuDt- is neither here nor
there (hough 1t is in the pockets Of the peope) is
the pfinciple-the justice the Law Of the matter
which desire to see sirly exposed to the world. Wi
you publish the ser atm opinions OF the Judges who
deri led Enough, II they did not Determined this
qneon as to the supefnumerary claims at different ne.
RODS between the years 1890 and 1900! They have
not been published, though they were reported-and
hope you procure them for insertion Justice TO the
meu Dry Of tie iuHrious Judges who gave these obi.
MONS requires that their should be known
they are impugned and exploded by authority.
a CITIZEN.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

81 SHALL sell to the highest bidder OF the 1t OF
Jnnenext, lair IL otherwise, the first fair day there
aer the tract of land, which reside, sua ted on the
southern bank Of Dan River and each side of IA
ro"s Greek, (Which is the dividing line between the
Counties OF HALIFAX and Meckenburg) On this Creek
and about the centre OF the tract, is
Gri-t Mill, which affords yearly profit OF $50 barrels
OF grain Also, Cotton Machine, i'm separate build
ing lO96 acres, the quantity of land contained in
the tract, about two hundred and forty of which il low
grounds The most substantial evidence can offer Of
the value OF this land, il. that my average crop about
two Thousand pounds OF Tobacco, and eight hundred
pounds OF Pork and Beef TO each hand sides super-
abundant supply OF every grain crop which is nscc.a
ry Tor the plantation, that add the comfort of
large family.
My terms will be, four equal annual payme nts to
take date from the first day OF January next t which
time possession will be given) and each paymen, to be
occurred by ben! with personal security and len OH
he property.
ROBERT NELSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16
VIRGINIA RETURNS.

DELEGATES AND SENAToHs
Prince WtHidm County, Delegatesl-John w
Tyler 40, G.. Washington 1OS-R Fos r 90
James Cify-[For the Scnmel-Brown sl-Harvic
27.-[House Of Deegatesl james Semple, Jr. I07 :
Ro. p. Richardson I0t.
GREENsvILLE.
Hicks FJrd, IpriI 10Th, 1890
The election in this county [Grcensve1 took place
on Monday last and resulted follows For the House
Of Delegates-Capt. Timothy Thorp 80, Col Aug CIa-
borne 6l-Mr. John N. Blunt 4i-F0r the Consttu
ton 100, against il 6. fPefersburg I1f''
Louisd-FOT the Constitution III, against il 3-For
Delegates, Kimbrough ~, Poindextors 5O-Tolcr IS
Cross 9 T., Daniel %
Ctestecfeid-Delegates WIN. II. Johnson, Thomas
Burfoot
Senatorial Election.
CtesterfeId-David II Branch 2sI
WIN Old I6I
Rockb,idge-Tbe Lexington Intellieencer Of 1Otb
insi says The following far as returns hare hem
receyed is the result OF the election of this County for
the Senate and House of Delegates: