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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

hsd thought proper 10 continue the Ine along The S.
'onn 70 Ito source, or nearly se-sinre in rideule
% our disputes. Il would almost SEEM he subs,i.u,ei
he heads ot rivers Tor the tops Of a,ainss good
boundary would have beea secured and Ire Ia r,or
pretty equally divided. Wrh such a;,et,I.,..n, ns,
'her part could Justly complain but with In.
seusuent neither party Is sati Il -. England no ~
ever must be the greatest sufferer since her los. 4.
not only that OF territory, tut OF i,,,,r y no.,on
:reM consequences 10 her in the vent Of uure VA.
s'atee al the map will show how email an Au-,i.
"a" oee could Intercept suCcouts ~ to
nee over iand; in fact all commuu cation tetv..o
ureat Britain aud Cen da would be s.tia,sv nneJeJ
uurihs The winter months Of the year In aoy vi. v
OF the case, or on whatever ptinciple the Kiny m,
80 p'oceeueu' we must deem his Mai -s,ys de elsie
very erroneous. :
"Ihe honor OF England demand. that sbe shall
promptly acquesce with the award of the arbiter and
she VIII not, II is needless to proclaim besi,ae mo-
70 'eueem her pledge Still II has occurred to u.
mat the Nng OF the Netherlands had no iyht 60 maze
any DIVISION or comp omise whatever The Conveu'ion
between the two governments OF the goth OF Sent 1927
enu puoshed In our paper OF the 24ih Of May 1925
se.,og 10 refer the matter In dispute TO the arber
smpy authorized him to decide on the Doinfs of dit
Ference only The point Of difference was simplv tbi
wwnieh "ss-'h, true line, the British or American
We see no room or sc,pe for compromising power.
n aG may not the silence Of the Courier, whicA still
AFFECTS to be the government Journal and other fact,
winch we shall not stop 10 enumerate be connected
win this view Of the case ?"
ine integrity OF IN. arbiter rnu,t not be In HE rs.
iio'es' uegree impeached. i'll may be excused
LOT auV' ring to the surmise of London psper-,ba
me King oil the Netherlands gave in his award sudden
w aud considering the state of his own affairs rather
unexpecediy-and that he probably acted from pioue
sust 'ne Ehghsn whig ministry, who have shoyn SO
"ucm Inclination TO side with the 'Belgians.
l. TIRE British government should wi hou, loss n
Time, seek to recover the lost territory by ftieo
negotiation or purchase. IL IL OF great vatue 10 hr,
from us geographical position; but the of Main.
us oil 'oie use beyond the actual value OF the and
We nrean hori1 oil =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

~ EW-SORK WHOLESALE FANCY DRY
~ GOODS STORE co P.ART.N.ERSRIP-
The subscribers have entered info partner hip under
the hFm OF a. G. & F. Cochran, and have taken tho
EXTENSIVE premises 1872 Pearl Street, for The transact
G.. COCHRAN,
FERGUS COCHRAN.
New York 2lst Sent 1890
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

BANK OF YIRGINIA.-From tho Kanawha Banner.
Whether il is ewing TO the political condition Of
Europe or the fact tSat by encouraging home MAJ
uiaclurcs necessarily Gig,iosh the want of foreign
supplies we will not undertake. 10 decide; but from enc
or perhaps both Of these causes ii IL evident that
there has been extraordinary accumulation Of cash
10 the vaults Of hs American Bank. Tie Bank OF
che United States the Let OF January last, hed
eleven m ions in specie, being upwards OF AZ IL per
cent over the specie hand on the same day in the
proceeding year, AMI the other banks equally ru'twor
dhy have. We believe increased the stock OF their
cious nsi@s nearly 10 the proportion. Under
such etrcgmsances, N " proper tor the managers OF
che Bankg te look around favorable theatres for the
employ o. their surplus funds and in Doing so,
have TO Believe that the manufactures and com
fnerce OF Ksoa~ha have attracted, in some MEASURE
che consideration Of the Directors OF the Bark Of Yir
giois.
Some favofsble intelligence on Ills head was not
long since ved, ADD followed by prompt appiica.
ton 10 the legislature TO authorze the Bank 10 send
branch 10 this country; and to the Pfesiden Directors
ADD ockhodeTs, 20 carry this measure into effect
The resuit Of the course adopted by our countymen
cannot yet be known but indulge the hope ,
that no serious obstacles will obsiruct measure 20
well calculated TO advance the interest OF the propre-
tors Of The BACK, aud which, believes will exercise
a highly favorable influence over the commerce. aod
busiu. - OF his section OF the Common wealth.
The salt manufactured in KanaWbs, amounts 10
pesIy million Of bushels bringing an annual return
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29
To TIE Eprcons or TIE wnro.

Mcssrs. Peasants 81 Abbott-As various and
contradictory reports in circulation, injurious
to my charaotcr, concerning very singular affair
which took place at this Office, through the instru
mentality of MIR. Robinson, deputy, I suppose,
from the Richmond Post Ofie, am reluctantly
compelled, therefore, in sclf-defence, to request
The insertion in your paper, OF she following state
nlent of facts.--A few extracts from Mr. RS let
ter addressed to CHS Office on HE return to Rich
mond, will expIuin some of the particular transac-
tions, thai resulted from the mission.
lowing to the nuraber of complaints which
have OF late boon made about the irregulaTity of
the mails, between Richmond and Charlottesville
got the consent of Col Preston, and on the 2sth
ult visited that route, with view of ascertaning,
if practicable, where the Of such Irregular
tues existed. It was not that any losses had been
sustained this route, of late, shat any suspi-
cion rested ON any part OF the route, thGt deemed
this step cxpedient.--As was going u .he route,
put lotter into the mail, enclosing 6fGeen dol
lars, directed to the Editor OF the Fncastlo Patriot,
post marked, Eastyillc Va, and charged with Is
cents postage, accompanied with poet bill to
correspond with the same. This letter and bill
werc FIRST duly cnveopcd, tied with Irvine sting,
and directed TO Fincastle, ard / afterwards TOOK
thc envelope of, with view 70 expcso the letter,
and then deposited, the whole Of tho package in
the mail, in such manner to give it tie appear
ance Of having come loose accidentally in the mail
bug. Nhiic the mail was opening in your Office,
'vas reading newspaper; when your assistant
TO my lottoT no examined it very n,inutcly
ces, appeared rather suspicious, and finally laid il
aside, as l thought, but could not be certain. rs
soon the mai left your Office, opened it, and
my suspicion was confirmed. Ny package was
missing Your not being al home, I considered il
my duty to take out search warrant, and accord
ingiy did So but returning to your Office, pa;
some intcrrogatores 70 your oeseiaut, preparatory
TO commencing alegal search, and soon found, very
contrary to expectation, oftor what bad occurred
that tho whole difficulty had originated from your
assistant being ignorant of his duty, as no was no
aware thectter directed to tjncasilo, shonid have
gone in themaii from Witch no toos it, soon o,
4 ] Uncovered CHS, I disunsEed too officer viii
the warrant, and asked him TO explain 81,
! case to the nadgistrate. and requested bini 3,
correct any wrong Impression that might bs enfeT
tanned in relation to the subject. ara nov per
fectly satisfied tbst yopr assistant had no bad in
tention in retaining thc letter. but that Is proceed
ed wholly from inexpegiencep Thus far the *
raci--But % throw still further light on this mo
oontous subject, you viii please reeol,ect, this SEA
ihe Scottsville Line, and that oil packages, no
helongog to this mad, are taken out at thist office
o,ld detained uptilthe arrival Of Che CbarlottcSkyl
tkrH leff. H. --..l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29

SS TVCGo1'"SSe peed, TeW=YoYll.
~ FIBER for eale, he larges. and most COM
X plste assortment Of Ecfihen,ya;-e, Gtass
China, Pk.in dn1l Git, Looking Glasses, &c.
which the Eew York market VIII aToHd, com
pri5.fg cVe.y style md variety of The newest
patterns. They return their most cordial
thanks 10 Their friends ~ tha Southern States.
for their support III the persecution now carry-
Ing OF agnret ,hezl. for fheir refusal to join u
comb n-tio-i IL i,-irg one tariff Of prices for
CroeSerJ, t;irouc h01t TIA trade. 1t is mainly
attributable TO the influence Of our Southeril
friend, that .ge have been enabled To survive
thus fsf, il. t.i3 most trying situation; exposed
10 tie oc...t'rod inAHerce and capital of tho
Whole tfade, erdedvoFiog to effect our ruin and
expulsion from bus;neG5.-V5e 7letrs ot~f ~ "a
= orr fricads 20 give then every satis5astioz N
our power as regards the tnail, n our gOods,
tbs excellence OF our pack2r5, 3nd the l0wnasr
of oar Fricc5 toT Cash o. C..y = oorPtGnces, ana
in return, uolcis from thon o continuance OF
their patronage, and ptrticg ers request hose
VINO have influence with their iTiSnds TO exert it
il our behalf, as we trJel the c1uas is one thew
arc Il interested in. and much bsaeft will aeerut,
10 us from t.er friendly acts ia this way. 1t has
been said. the Coordination was broken M, Ast
It regards Price, this "a tr1c, ma all We think
friends or foes, vii ALLOW that 1s have effected
this change; Gut we TO assure our friends, that
az no period since VIC comnenced our system Of
unshacKed prices. wore We IN greater want Of
assistance tran al the present moment. This
combustion OF men are leaving no means untri-
Cd FOR eitecing our yu!O, TIA. they may revive
the old system: our credit and charaot. are as
ssiiea n every ohape, cur IDpOrtatioas ygavlaid
and stopped III every instance vhere threats are
suibcionttO i1t'mldato tie manu(ar'=ees.7 from
suPplTng Us:--In fne, 10 7exari5n or trouble
winch The maiice of men could devise, has been
neglected IN this struggle TO sUbdue US. We
once more call upon every friend Of free trade,
to come up 10 our sUY7ort, and pledge our
Iefives to give them no cause 20 repent o! their
I liberaiity.
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ssfL PROM TnR Bosros counisR.

s-s PEoii the BOSTON COURIER. ~ Z.
AIhe Aarnnrsioas Republiecns.--W understand
THAI Mr.. Bill. Norton, the gen.lemuil who had the
honorof giving new opitliet TO our ALREADY coni
our languages, yesterday resigned his Office as an in
spector OF this collection dstrict-as is supposed
TO avoid the pains and penalties of reaorfoniSosion
1t was also rumored yesterday that Mr. Derby was
going to resign, andt that Mr. Gfooch would be turn
Ell out II he did not resign. 1t was Furthermore
ru,aored that r lewis, recently appointed deputy
collectors has been obliged to reiineuish the bonors
OF -that Office on account iofsinconlpetency and
that ir. Bailey continues toperforIn the duty. We
do ot-vonch for the accuracy of any of these TO-
ports but there are various signs indicating an I'M
party III this city. 1t is hopsd however, that they
wiii'do nothing to dimsthe 'blaze of glory. which
sun POUNDS the administration of the ssgreatest and
best of iaen '''ss- $3.50 .z4 s- 80 n
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s,lN EeA q lsyEs7sENsss, .AUeUsT, ae, 1saE.
trends were unprepayod TO repcl the conbinati6ns

irelnqs we're upprepaycd TO repcl the combnations
s5sanges ~, az Washington, the Jackson candidates
suceoeasa, tilopsh With reduced maiotities. The
io'snSain dlstrict Vas engineered by Col and
tne rec lection OF Mr.. Daniel secured BY tue nu
en n o tic General Government. Mr.. sWickIife
mas been elected by the votes of Clay men; he
received lprtY o. two or three hun Jred against
jackson. l,lr srents the opponent Of Dir. Gather
could not unite in his favor tho influential men OF
the Clay his district. because Ut the pre-
cesarg {! election 30 opposed the National Rcpnbli-
can can candidate, supported Gather ard cooperotcd
with the Jacksop party These several districts
a, are unquestonably anti-Jackson. Gen. Adair's
eectlon is m some measure owing 10 his services
az New Orieans, and las in the case OF IIs Wick
nue TO the extent and influence ofh;s fi,nily con-
pc$i99ns; and Col Johnson, we ,,rc now Convinced
coul', not haye been elected, if he bad been cp
posed IN time. hr. Lyon's success has diJappoin-
sea us. we Placed too low estimate upon his
tnispts and ifiuencc, or greatly ovcrrated the in
ieeiilgeace and moral sense of his constituents
!. Whole result shows, that we have elected Sc
representatives, s Senators, and 5 Members of
C = Jackson party AZ Representatives,
$ Senators, and Mombers of Congress; 3 of The
meThers arc Calhoun men. Mr. crjtentien, or
soH.e other National Republican, Win be chosen
U. ,. Senator in place of ir. Rowan by a majority
on joint vote of 10 or IL.
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VaResMgsI. ElMlGiMyl-s:ssc.sg.

-FLUVANNA.-Thc election in this count.
commenced on Monday, and continued ti,-ca Gn5-g
We have not received sta.enent of the -clo u.
learn that Coo. Stillmon was elected 81 about 10
votes majority SaIp'l 7. Morris, his oppone =
1t will be remembered that Mr. 9tillrnGR formerly
represented The county; but was lalt out two sss-
sions III consequence of hsing OF the two fnen
who voted FOX Adams in that county. Mr. norris
is athoroughgong Jackson man.
GOOCHLAND.-EIr. Archibald Bryso, is found
elected Delegate, upon scrutiny of tho Polls, by
a>majorty Of from to 9 or 9 votes.
acknowledgements following is tho
state of the Poll at the Court House and each of
the Prncincts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29

FRENcH CLAIas.--Ihc intelligence comrnunica.
'ed'n letter republisfed some days sncc in this
paper an English journal, stating that Mr.
kives had nude compromise -with-.tho French
government, by which about five millions of do.
lars is to be paid TO citizensawho have claims
on France, in fiveannual instruments, is corrobora
,ed oy other letters received in this city, and we
nave no doubtsof such being the fact. 1t is addi.
tionatiy stated that some. notifications of the
Cnmmerclnl Treaty with France have been agreed
TO, as an intlucsncnt TO the Igovcrnment of that
country to- ltquidato tho debt. so long due. The
duties on sIiiS ,und wines are to be reduced.
- Cora Aap.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29

SEA SERPENT Ao3rl.-This animal seems TO, be
peculiarly attached to Boothbay harbor, and no
wonder, for 1T lisa very pleasant arbor, and one of
the finest ''m Altering places the coast of Maine
iis snakesllip paid another friendly visit there on
Sunday before last, as we are informed by CAPTAIN
Walden of the U. States Revenue Gutter Detecter
The cutter was at anchor in the harbor and the
officers and crew all had fair view of the Levin
than of the deep, as lie doomed along in the neigh
borhood of the Light House. They Judged him ia
be over one hundred feet in length. They sent q
ed offw much digu.t. as hushaiy with ;hree
tails.--POrtId7iG Courier.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29

the ono above alludcd 20, directed TO Fincastle,
was taken out, aud deposited in its proper place.
Ihaye invariably received packages for this Office,
from tincastle, via Charlottesville. and sent them
the same way, Believing it to be tlc safest if not
the mot erpeditioas, ana there DO any difference
OK time IN the arrival OF the two HGils it must be
very inccnsiderabe--5e this as il may, az The com
ilenccmont of asserting packages at this office,
received list OF all the offices to which packages
on the Sco.tsyile lire, were tobe sont ard among
toe number on this list, Eincasto was not ra,ned.
should therefore, error have occurred in the
direction ofihis lsonderJal package, it cannot be
justly attributed 10 The ignorance or want oeezpc-
ricnce of my assistant, who fully of his
duty i'll this respect. How reports of tho darkest
hue could originate from the above transaction,
undbe circulated so extensively, such the viola
ton of the laws of tile Post Office Department,
tlief, robory, &C. cannot conceive; especially as
tiie responsibility and good stutdng OF this Office
can he fully sustained, by many of Tho most res
pectablc and Influential rGen OF this county. ,3uf-
fice it to say, that any man WHO wiz tia:tme the
innocent circulate reports Fcacula.od to iniure
another in the highest degree, without sufficient
cause for doing, deserves the seVosoat reprehsn-
sion, and if the laws ct our ie3id put in
force to their utmost extent, it should be in such
this.
"sfho steals NY pulse, steals tsass erF3
Eut he insi h.chss rom INV goad -sr.e, sh
Robs me % that which eurir,.as tiiu,
And makes zoe poor IL srsd."
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To TN. Enlrons OF rns VINO.

Gentlemen: Permit me, through -cp- ps?or, 20
caution the citizens OF the adjoining counties
against leaving their families to st"na lls ,p
Meeting to be held in Chesterfield, oomu,cuGiag on
Monday next. This nlectuS is "a ~ he III tho
immediate neighbcrhood Of tho al pits, ,a;; 20
continue four days. Viii lie -.iniate-a OF tke
Gospel insist upon such msetng It tAis trao?--
think upon reflection they viii me-. "a i
friend to religion, aud Ike to it -Four sh; 'u.
there il time Tor ali ;hiags-and this a nos 4
proper tilnc TO hold Camp Meetings. II, hos oyar,
The proposed Camp Meeting 30 held, lc. each irdi-
vidual he his qua a, I'D tl.o proper iithoities
take proper precaution as ainst danger
SEpscaIDGR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29

~, Resolved, That, George WIN. eriu,p, Allen
wilson ', John AIilIcr, WIN. NJ Thornton, John c
Pagc, Ranpolpt H1rrisor, and b. ". Leigh be
appointed Delegatos for that purpose. - =
men, or any OF thcm, to attend said Convention
iSee.s.2lyed, Thot t'eso proceedings be signed by
Inc thurman and Secretary, and forwarded 10 .he
t otto Of tie Richmond Enquirer and consttd
!i9pal Wig, with a request that the same may be
inserted IN their papers
nc meeting tlen adjourned.
.:,,ss.s.si.aa ALIEN WILSON, Cliairrnan
GEORGE t. SwANH, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29

TENNEss EE.- Tie Nashville Republican con
firms the statement of Col. CrocKetts defeat hv
Mr. Fitzgerald. 1t further states that Judge Isacks
has been reelected by considerable majority.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29

The Ohio Independent Press announces the
death OF the Hon. James Shields a representative
from that State in the last Congress-.
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Tbs coHsefstessosgaI
Es,tesssy Eueassss,,,e.,. .Qlisss e 9 "a.


IN, ne Artillery Company returned this morning
ncy had landed &C Smith6sld, and weresatt,5,
70 luxe up their limo of march for Soatfanaptor.
Mnen they rocceived an order from Gen sF,pns 10
return, as their services were sunnecessary tsyse
!onowmg Is AN extract from Gen. Epps' ,esnatct
to Capt. lficlIardson: l - ~.
'SourHAMFroN, Jerusalem, Aug Oh. -s1s21 -
~. nave 70, request you will direct the troors i
perfectly satisfied thatthey he
as inc party arc DISPERSED and fror, tho bcs,
ihiorinot9a-no probability of their assenhl;u q
-u1n,'aii'iy not tor some fime.p s. Z S.s- 80
's.--ihe insurgents are nearly -a;s,orsaa
ii''en nave. been killed and twelve in jail',s
It's now well oscertaincd that tho band of ne
groes VINO committed the horrid murders in South
anp.oii, were Composed chiefly orentircly of runa
"'sA, VINO have long infested the swtni,,s OF that
county: Their object was probably to raise an in
pletcly failed ~ = 49, 49,
Inc taichmond Dragons arrived in Southamp-
ron ON Wednesday night. They will probably get
BACK thus evening or Tomorrow
we nave ohtailed from two sources the follow
'ig nst oil the persons niassaorcd By The blacks:
Mrs w hitehead's family
Mr.. WiIl;a,ns. sssssss ss.a ID l.e.
Mr.. BarroyS's ~ ssssss8, 81
Mfs Yaughn's
Mrs. Turner's . &
Mr. Travis, sSss ssssfs-sts - + ,e.sssS.
Mr.. J. Williams.
Mr. Reice's ~. A
Unknown $50 10 d
Total 81
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post. md ordered tho employment of-t,,,s s,,,
poat hampton, TO take them TO Suffolk n HON j,
the day onSwhichsthe Hampton makes her syeeLly
1ips to Smithfcld, she did not arrive til !, ~
o'clock at nithts and WAS 10 ~ On
foint sooner thano one o'clock-1conseuue,it! Col
louise did not receive thesnppcatio., tf, The
unv,i three, when twns delivered % by Cant
= alron, OF the Norfolk Independent Volunteers
VINO nad been deputed by the Court as the bearer
of the despatch. lbc Col. very ,,ronptIy ortierea
three companies under arms, and te1ntarlz viii
them himself, az six O'Clock, ON board the Harm
ron. ., a similar request having bceii addressed by.
u,e Court, to Com. ELnIoT, of the sloop of ypar
lsafcheS, Gust arrived, and Capt. CooreR of Tho
sloop Of war Frrrea both living in tho foo5Is efis:
Hanpton called alongside eocl shin. AND, reee;v
ed IRON them an additional force of marines The
eSneditoil arrived az Suffolk at one O'Clock toiay
- here IS general turn out of the militia az Isa
OF wight, Ranscniond and Southa,nptor,: The de
ciency of firearms and ammunition, however. is
.lu u. lanentabe. They have niuskct balls end
IN the skirmishcs they bave had in SontIa,notor,
the inihtio have had to use brdshot.s -
Another express from Suffolk was received bcre
20 Jay, WIN despatch from Major Benton Of Tie
anseEon d, Regiment, requesting aid FOR South
anspton. They not so much in want of inf,r,
try, as of mounted men and riflemen. ye si,a,
no cavalry in commission, nevertheless we soon
raised very respectable corps of citizens. who
mounted aud equipped Themselves in :. few hours.
a al, sarsed TO Join their brethren in Southampton
Pistols cutlasses. and bslI cartridges, have also
been furnished by Com. Warrington and forwarded
on to Suffolk. - ss17@ - 80 tfs7s - : 49,
have received this afternoon, o letter from n
friend m inton, IN C.,1 which, after detailinf
some ot the bloody scenes in Southampton with
which you must ere this be acquainted ) states that
one hundred mounted mer had left Murfrccsso-
rough Tor tho defence of SOUTHAMPTON; and adds
FiiiieI am writing, SO or 60meii, wen equipped.
are now narchng out of town for the same dcsti
9a'ion' and detachment has been, or is about to
10 sent from Gates Virginia Gun never forget this
sister State. ~ ~ 49, -
The force now embodied, aud on It's way 20 the
scene OF action from all quarters, with the prompt
ia IN men and arms which, have just learnt, has
all further outrage Insure the capttre of the 1anr
iderers, and give permanent protection and conf
sdence to the citizens. sc --a efss tsz
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DISTRESSING SHIPwREcK--The Lady SIierbroolz
from Londonderry for Quebec, was lost in the nht
OF the 18th ult, on Cape Ray, N. F., and out of Is
sealnon and 255 passen gers the cantain mate
3 scan'en and 81 passengers were saved. T
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SURREY -IroR CoXGarss: EppoE $50, Masoa
ll6.-Mason's majority in tho whole district, cbout
$40.
SENATE: Rufm 1914, Atkinson &C. RiTer Co.
Rives' ajority in the whole district, liz.
Al. OF DEUEGArEs: J. z. Crumo-no opposition.
LEE.-H. or DetEoArEs: Aliens :5S. Nail! 93z
TAHBWBLL.--Robert Gillaspio has been cloc.
ed to tho House of Delegates
CoHGREssfoHG1. ELECTION.
1891 1920.
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ALABAMA ELEorIoSs.-Mr.. Lewis reelected to
Congress. From Mr. Baylors district, the returns
are-Mardcs 4,247-Garth 3597--Baylor date
,member) 2749 Mr.. Clay, the former Representa-
tive. is reelected in the remaining district. p
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woe. yIEK--No. ~

hugh 507. The majority of Col. Baysc, we learn,
IS larger. We take aggregate from the returns
which we have heretofore given, which perhaps
may have been Incomplete Fred. Arena.
- Ne,o Members
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Captain sHuttleson, ofthe ship Brighton, at New.
ort from Hamburg, reports that the Cholera was
raging IN thesports in the Baltic and had made its
appearance at Drontheim and sarchanrel. Sh;n
masters and seamon had suffered severely