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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-07

Samuel JLoler
HbrGham lIoicrs
Margaret Mahoney
Daniel Meyers
DIR. James III. Nor
ris care oil. Har.
man
Samuel MurchiSon
John j. Mclfdhon
John DC Williams
John Nc Cdusldnd
Harrison 1IcKenny
John JIcLiHn =
Elizabeth Nabers
DGUid ". Patterson
DdUid T. Palmer
William Pifman
J0hR Parsons 3
John I. Il. Preston
George Plot
Richard Potts
George ". Quick
WiHdm b. Rippetoe
Larence Raines
Cap. Henry b. Ro-
land
Erasmus Stribling
SieUeHsOn g. Points
LeUi Il. Stevenson
Henry Smith
Jacob Smith 3
Mr.. Smith Paper
Maker
Isaac Smith
Cristifer SlGgIe
Henry SidgIe
Samuel Sterreit
hrs. EU. H. Sterritt
Mss Eu. II. SterriH
HndretO H. Stuart
COrinna n. Sheppard
Jacob Slccpe
Henry ShGrer
Henry SPeake
BUrBhdTt SlOneksr
Philip $. {. Stroller
Dabney Shelton
JohB SUisher
William Thompson
James Turk
Philip Thurman
Rev. I'm. II. UyaH
ID. ID.
Sarah G. Wilson
Jacob Uarwick
Samuel T. UTHiam-
SON
John Udlker
Hrs. j. Z. bashing-
ton
Jacob Vine
Matthew UiHsOn
DR.. HddiSon Uad-
dLe
James Il. UGiSOn
MGry $. Watts
CdmbcH H. UaItOn
Robert u. Wilson
George Wilson
Utilidm UaU
Hibert g. Uayland
,John n. Adnpi
Catharine KOuret
1EMPER, PM.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Staun.
ton, October LIST 1881.

ChGs. c. Alerandel
Jacob Hult
Mrs. CarOlineBrack
eHridge
Meredith Bracken
ridge 3
WiIliam Brag
James Brooks
JOnuthan Brooks
Valentine Bare
HnlOS BOtStord
Daniel Bell
Jas. Bell, Il. Glade
William ". BaSki1
Harriet Bear
IGchGL Bear
isabella Best
1fary $. Black
Mrs. Elizabeth Brat.
ton
Nancy Burns
George ". Baclten-
StOe
Maj. Jos. Brown
John Copehart
Col. Crawford
Robert Curry
Prudence Curry
-Hbraham Carson
Jacob CTiSt
Robert arson
William Chambers
Martin Coiner
John Cdutznlan
flames COurSea
augusta county; this
letter is from Mar,
and Henry Mare
I'm. ". Donaghe
Thomas DerUeeS
James Edgar
I'm. S. .ESkridge
.LOhn j. Fackler
Jacob FacIner
Jacob FdcLIer
Samuel FIeSher
James FepOick
augustus CARRIER
Sarah Giikeson
John Gal6raiM
Francis Gardaer
John Gregory 2
Uiliiam Carrier ?
John Guthrie =
Sarah ". Hyde
LeUi Hoibrook
Harry at AHHers /.
~ OThS
George Louseman
Jacob Haidcrmam
John Harriet
Dacid Huffman
James Henderson
Nm. n. Harrison
William Iorick 9
Req. Samuel hen-
aerly 3
Polly hjncaid 2
George u. Lancaster
Miss s. r. Lewis 2
William Ldymay
HiHidm miller Sen.
John Miller
Samuel Moore 3
/. I
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-07

MARRIED, on the 18th ult. by the Rev.
Abner w. Fitzpatrick, Mr.. William MI
Ter, of Augusta county, to Miss Juliet,
daughter of Mr.. William Crawford, of
Rockingham county.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-07

DIED, in Harrisonburg, on the 9th
ult., Mrs. Elizabeth +. Graham, consort
of Mr.. Benjamin F. Graham, of that
town.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-07
TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance ola deed of trust exc
ted to the subscriber, by Hugh Glenn.
dated the. day of March 1929, and
ofrecord in the County Court Office of
A Augusta, for the purposes therein men
toned, l shall offer, to the highest bid
der. for cash, before the Wayne Tavern,
in Staunton,. on Saturday the goth day
of this month, (October,)
A certain Tract or Parcel of
LAND,
lying in the County of Augusta, estima-
ted to contain al ACRES, be the same
more or less, and being the same land
conveyed to the said Glenn, by John
Trainer and wife.-Such title only as is
vested in me by the trust deed aforesaid
will be made to the purchaser.
BENZ. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
October 7, 1881.
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NEW BOOK $,

WNN@SNgA Queen OF Scots, by
yASAssNlfesA III. G.. Bell, Esq.
EAazalss.SN A Visit &c the South
SfSsslfisssSSA Seas, by G. S. Stu
art, a. M. Chaplin
in the U. States Navy.
History of the Netherlands, by T. c. Graf
tan.
Voyages, &c Of the Companions of Column
| bus, by w. Irving.
Peale's Notes on Italy.
Milton, Young, Gray, Beattie and Collins
Poetical works. ali in one vol, complete.
Teachers Guide, by an experienced Teach
Gragia's Italian Dictionary
Groves Greek and English Dictionary.
Psalms and Hymns, adapted to public wor-
ship, and approved by the General Assem-
bly, OF the Presbyterian Church, In The u
States.
Lawrence on the Horse.
Kinds GrOom'S Oracle
Kinds Farriery, being treatise on all the
diseases and accidents 10 which tho horse
is Liable
Nenophon.
Nos s. of Classical Family Library.
Lockhart's Lie of Burns.
Nos & Of the Cabinet History
Mackintosh's History of England.
CaDlnet Library Nos & =.
Watson's Life of Wesley.
Methodist Hymn Books
Life and Travels Of Col. James Smith.
Common Prayer Book.
Blank Books of various sizes, sc. &c. sc.
Inv BOOhS.
Chitty's Pleading. gTTolt's Law of Libel.
Conyn on Contracts. SBeames' View.
Toller on Executors. Maddock's ChanCery
Sugden on Vendors Russell'S Chancery
Whedton's Selwyn. 5 Reports.
Roper on Legacies. Bingham on Infancy.
Cruises Digest. 5Jeremy's Equity.
.StaTkie on Evidence. Condensed Reports.
Powell on Contracts. Vattells Law of Ma
kents Commentari'sS tions
CoXe's Digest. Law of Patents.
Cruiseo Real Prop Fields Analysis
Chitty on Contracts. SSaunder's Reports.
Archbold's Practice. Fearne on Remain
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Sergeant,5 Constitu- Rawle on the Consti-
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I'illinghast's AdamsS Chitty on Bills.
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Chitty's Blackstone. Preston on Estates.
Burlamaqui on Natu Peters Reports.
raj Law: SStarkIe's Grim plead
Chapman on contracts$ ing anil evidence.
Reeve on DeScents SCrabb's English Law
Montagu on Set-off. FonblanqueSs Equity
lhomas's Coke. GAM. Constitutions.
Call's Reports. Clancy on Rights.
Munford's Reports $Henning's Reports.
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Randolph's Reports. $Archbold's Civ. Plea
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Gordon's Digest SAngeionL limitations.
Archbold's Forms. eden on Injunctions.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-07

lS~For Mr.. ISteele'S Vindicaiion see
supplement accompanying this paper.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-07
N @ TT e.

SEALED PROPOSALS
WILL be received by the undersien-
ed until the 29th day of this month, for
Beet, Pork, Flour, e. Wood,
for the use of the Western Lunatic Hos
Pital, for one year, from the first day of
November next. The proposals will
be opened i'll the presence of the Court
OF Directors, and subject to their ratif-
cation or rejection.
The proposals must state the price per
hundred of Beef and Pork, Flour by the
barrel, and Wood by the cord.
S. NJ. WOODWARD,
Keeper ofthe w. l.. Hospital,
October z, 1881.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-07
ALSO,
His right, tile md interest to
THE ESTATE

OF Peter Gale, decd either real, perso-
nal or mixed, which accrued in right al
his wife, Isabella Gale, who was niece
and one of the devisees of Peter Gale
decd Also, one bay bIare. about s
years old, last spring. The subscribers
acting as trustees, win convey only .ucb
title as is vested in them by virtue prtbe
trust deeds aforesaid.
JOHN CHURCHNAN
WALTER II, TAPP
Sept 30. T,gs,e..
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-07
SALE.

BY virtue of two deeds of trust exc
cuted by John McClintick, one bearing
date the llth day of September 1926,
executed TO John Churchman, and the
other bearing date the 18th day Of Sen
TENDER 1881, executed to Walter III.
TaPp, for certain purposes in said deeds
mentioned,--will be sold, for cash, on
Monday the 10th day of October next
at the residence of the said John NJ
CIintick, in Augusta county,
The following Property, to wit:
One bay horse, old saddle and bri-
die, three head of cows, three head Of
hogs, eight head of sheep, and their in
crease, three feather beds, bedsteads
and furniture, ] falling leaf table, two
chests, l large wash Kettle, 9 iron pots
] dutch oven, skillets, lids and hooks.
Z chairs, cradle and scythe, ? ploughs,
, pair ofgear, flax wheel, ] reel. /
woman's saddle, ? smoothing irons. 2
wash tubs, 2 buckets, and ali the rest Of
his Household g. Kitchen Furniture
J rifle Gun and shot-pouch, and look
ing-glass -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-07

4NUHtUI'Nj -UFtUIUDtF %.
Insult to tie Amcrican Iiug.-Capt.
ELDERED, ofthe brig Harvest, whose ar
rivals announced under The marine head.
informs that brigantine, from n. Car
DINA, bound to Texas, was chased oGthe
Bahama Banks, by a British man ofwar
vessel, understood to be the Ship-iack
which vessel fired 10 shot at hcr~-tbe
brigantine had her colors hoisted-thc
schr. had not.-She was boarded by the
schr. which took possession Of her and
carried her into Havana. During the
chase, the brigantine threw overheard
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-07

Stolen "A watch worth 500. II
the thief will return it, he will be inform
ed GRATIS where he may steal one worth
two of it, and no questions asked.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-07
FIax-Seed.

THE highest price, in Cash or Goods,
Will be given for clean FLAX-SEED,
delivered to me in Stanton.
j. T. PATTERSON.
August 10.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-07

1t is but justice to the much abused
people Of the North to state, that rs far
as their feelings could be judged of from
the language Of the public presses, the
recent occurrences in the South excited
their most lively sympathy, and if aid
had been needed they would have rem
dered it promptly to any extent that
might have been required. This we
could never doubt.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-07

Robert Potter, of North Carolina, re-
Gently convicted of naming, justifes his
conduct in an address to his constituents,
by alleging personal knowledge of the
guilt of the parties, by his own wife's
confessions repeatedly made, and by the
confession of the young man.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-07
PROPOSALS,
BY MARY BARNEY
COMMODORE HARMr1v

For publishing By subscription, Memoirs
the Life and Times of the Ioto
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-07

MIR. Charles Bhtlar has been appointed
Kings Counsel. Mr.. Butiar is the first
Roman Catholic raised to that rank in
England since the passing of the Relief
Bill.--LirerpoOL Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16
KENTUCKY ELECTIoNsss

KENTUCKY ELECIIONS
The last ma IS brought US additional returns bu,
thew are not altogether complete and decisive
Tn, LOUSY lie Advertiser of hs4 states LIT ira,
the minority Wcklid; Csck,ob) over Thrusicn (Ca,)
vii b. or 400 woes.
ID ga letter received as bg Int rom Franz fra sa,,s
ha' Lscomp,e q is safe"
~ letter from Lexington states thai ID MEL @ J
wil be Fe-elecie3"-But postscript TO tn a,inn =,
lnelligeneer says, Onr lsters sa'e tha, Davis (C1
has b. ateD DaOiel by handsome majority"
"ln IdaeeyS district reu. from al the COUNTIES O.
ihe hrs days vote, aud in Ct them two days the
P'l' stood, for TOmpkus CLAY Poll Yancey Jack
son) 26lS-the foFmes undoubtedly elected.
I'm Gathers district returns NJ the frat Iay's yo'r
IN h7e counties give 10 BreIts (Clay) 1885, Gothic
J"tksoD) i14S. The election oil the former rr,
serian, as be has j9rities fhe numbers not satsd1
IN the remaining counties.
"Cbon is stated in the Lexington Extra to be- rs
elected by msjori'v IF 500 10 1000
The 'Repor'r Ex "a asserts tnai Tbs S ate LseIs-
iure VIII be decidedly National RI Iblican. Private
letters announce considerable gain already ascertain
The K'niucky r. porter Extra says:
From all the inor 4tion before us, we are Of opn.
ion mat the following has been tho result in the Con
gfessInnal Districts in iavour OF the National R.publi.
can [C'sy] party:
| l. Tompsins 10 place Of Yancey.
| z. Brsnis IN place of Geihsr.
| Marshsil in place of Coleman
! 4. DAVIS in plass Of ID sniel
| B. Chiffon reelected.
! g. Letchef re- sleeted, or Gsrrard.
| 7. Allan in the place Of Clarke fIselined1
MJoVOT V me JdchSOH Party,
Lseompls re. elected.
JohGsoD reelected.
| Wicki6s reelected fprobably1
! A1air in the place OF Kacaid
| Lyons district not heard from"
| WESTERN ELECTIONS.
The following letter from Indiana, gives u, grount
TO anticipate complete triumph ia the elections IN tha
State IL has heretofore elected large maioriies 10 IN
Legislature Of hs friends OF Mr. Clsy and il has ais
bseu represented in both branches OF the Congress b.
members opposed TO tie SIMULTANEOUSLY om the yOi
il appears that Test, the late Clay incumbent dsiea,
ed. That the Governor and Lieutenant G. vernon will
for the first time, eaTry into the State adninsT atiou
the principles which the people hold in relation TO ia
tonal affairs Lswrebceburgh was the scene Of Ms
Clay's display dinner and speech, leaving Cincnna
last year. This section has heretofore been considere
m0re inclined 10 Mr.. Clay than other portions Of Ia
diana. The vote given shows. ost eonciustvely ths
the pfospesl OF lhe National Republicans In Indiana
totally overcast. " dshingt0n Globe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16

by ne Of a deed OF rus executed to Gusisvrt
u - Luese WIN. Cole and the ld,e Robert Dogihai
by Thopss n. Mitchell bearing safe he 9 day OF Az
gust 1878. and OF RECORD m HeD-ico Co u Govt Of
nee hs aid 'urgIving rus'-es. Luks aud Cole en- IA.
Riehmo5d, vii al Al pib'ie auc IN for ready money,
50 toush OF Va estate, interest property, deb aud
CO, forming hf tusi subject souv-yed in sud by ihe
Sud deed, az ht'h been hcSeiofOrs dp,.ed OF and
on the stme day last niioi e. az 'hs same plsc.
Immediately atsr he close OF sell SALE tbs said
Ni'hAm Colo gill 30 Ike msnner cell tho interest,
right property ana estate conveyed TO bin trusi ~
and ~ aoO hsr dstd 81 10y ths sajd Toomas " .
tcne'l, bearing ds'e the Ith dsy Of Fs ruay, 1920,
md admitted TO scors ~ nrico Co"uy Coud Office
III 20 day Of MAY 1920. Tbs said Vendors and Ven.
dor viii convey such lille as th and he hav, aud hs
by virtue Of thu ssid deed but obey being
Tee } without any w,rfaOiy thereof whatever
JOHN FORBES.
August rs 2s-,,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16
Dsath has struck dolon a nebie hlnrt I

In announcing the death of Richard Morris OF Han
over, We publish INTEL gence painful, deeply and dc
plorably painful, TO the heart OF every Yrgnian He
one OF the first Orators in the Sate-and nobler
spirit did not exist among the of men, Possessed
OF powerful understanding, OF fine principles OF ac-
ton OF the most sweet and attractive manners of an
admirable Eiocuon, he occupied high station among
his countrymen. 1t difficult saw whether he
was most beloved or respected. Distinguished at the
Bar, in the Legislature in the Convention of the State
he was personally known TO thousands ami his name
has reached the borders of the Commonwealth
II is rarely indeed, that Death strikes so noble mark
He sunk under the attack OF bilious fever OH Saturday
last, in the bosom OF his amable and a ctcd family in
one, who kew him wei and who knows how 10 90
justice such mar, for the f.ilowiug commun ca
ton:
DIED Saturday the 18th inst of
IN the 4eh of his In this his
bettoT known and generally
To his family ends by all the
his character distinguished overy qualify which con-
s,ues.a useful member and Of the Ito
ed his native the House Of Delegates
and a
Constitution OF Virginia; dp aging, always abilities FRS
oioToloquent debate
suing yuous ends by virtuous means frank generous liberia
tolerant firm, aud ustand thus Commanding respect
teem aud confidence of ai his political opponents
po tical friends, vii lament IN death, country
no Talents aud approved capacity for public
sustained and directed by virtue which from the
paths Of duty. Ambition which many never
tempted bim But IN that private station which
IN the relations OF husband father neighbour ond
cheerful refinement his
purity OF his and ant
the warmth Of all his affections him object
love than OF respect aud admraon and all who had happ
ISOLATE widow ohiren and relatives, and his death
| common bereavement TO them all
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16
,viRGINI4 MILITARY LANDS.
Ansu-i I6

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 7th, 1881
fENHE Undersigned, Counsellors at Law, beg leave
IL TO give notice to the claimants and original own
ers OF Virginia Military Lands located in Ohio tbas
they viii prosecute any and all rights TO these lands
which may be conhded TO them, with little delay MS
possible, and Tor a reasonable compensation.
Many thousand of these lands were sold for
taxes in the years lSO4-5-6-and 4 and the original
propretors or their heirs, Suppose their title thereto is
wholly lost, by reason OF said sale. This is nstake
the sale OF land for taxes in Ohio generally void
Our residence IS at the seat OF government where we
have ready 10 the records all sales of lands
for taxes, and we will promptly give any Information
required in relation TO lands in this State which NAV
be obtained in the public offices otherwise.
ORRISH PARRISH, and
LYME STARTLING, jr.
April 90. Il9-w6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16
DIED

Ia New Kent tho 28 ut alrs GEoRarANA WrRe COM
sort Of Conrad Webb, Esq In the character Mrs Wobb her
was union Of those excellent qualities which
or to friends and the aud Of
Intelligent Of dispositions aud cOncIang her man
ners, sho rich blessing family, her aud un
ornament 10 society But that whose benign
were conspicuous her chacer aud made her blessing
cuoh OF winch She was member was humble and firm
trust az nc Lord Jesus Christ. Sine had lived Csau-nnd
het h sustained tho view fdeah-her was
'blcssod a'o the dead that die IN the Lord
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16

THE SWEET SPRINGS FOR RENT.
TgNHIS beaunla and vA'uabls esia,e may be rented
n i'r t~O year,, rom the LIT day Of January mex,
nv spp' eaton 10 the subscriber, living in Fincasle
b eourt eouny Its cslsbriiy ss Watering p ace s
'hch, bat IL IS deemed oty ntcss ary 10 in orm h
pubic bat ih pfOprfiy il 'Ot rsut. A quantity Of
meadow land, i, Is believed is cqpal any in ms
and due proportion Of a-niag land OF Ito 6rs qualify,
sill be rented wi the ) Rug.
JAMES l.. WOODVILLE
Admin TRAITOR de bOnts nm wi.h Inc VIII annexed,
o. John Le~ls, dse, assd.
Augus l6 % W4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16

NWR. THOMAS BIB SIR, a. you are not an IN.
IVA habitdot Of This Commonwealth, you will plsas.
take nouse tha, shall, the first MONDAY IN Osiober
nex', hs tavern house Of Wyatt Caldwell, Charlotte
county STATE OF Virginia, proceed 10 take the deposi-
sious OF Joo d. Richardson, jose pit Wyatt aud Frau
els Bfnes be read evidence 10 suit IN Cbancery,
nov depending IN tue County Court Of Charlotte,
wherein am plain IN and yourself ADD Others deleb-
dams al which time and place you msy attend, II you
hok proper and VI from any cause the dispositions should
not be token on the day Aforesaid, shall eonnus from
day TO Day until they are taken. You're, 81
STEPHEN &TTUS.
Augusil6, 2S-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16

mi. Mercer carries into Fairfax majority Of 266:
which, II Is confidently said would on pufgation Of
TIE polls, be reduced 70 1G6 or 200"
DIST. at Princes dnne, NaDsemond, Norfolk coun.
~ Eizabeib City souniy, aud Norfolk Borough
ICsodids'es, George Loyall, lae member. % and
lnomas Newton, Old former member &C both of
NoF'olk borough.--The following letter gives tbs re-
turn tom .VdHseDso1id county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE

New YORK, August 1l.-By the arrival Yesterday
morning of the Packet ships Manchester capt Sketch
ley, aud Sheffield capt Hacks,ad, both from Liver
pool, whence the form sailed the LIST, and the
latter the Sih July, the editors of the Mercan-
tile Advertiser have received their regular files OF Lon
don papers 10 the zth, Liverpool to the Sth and Glas
gov 10 the 9th July, all inclusive.
On the subject OF our claims on France, the London
Courier contains the following paragraphs
.fnieTicBl Claims on France HdjuStcd.-Our read
ers will recolect that under Napoleons ridiculous Ber-
lin and Milan Decrees several vessels the property of
subjects OF the United States, were seized by the
French and burnt. condemned as prizes betwee II
the years 1906 and 1872 For these outrages the Aner
can Government through Mr.. Warden, its Consul Gen
era In France demanded reparaon of the French Gov
eminent, but Notwithstanding the energetic persever-
anCe OF Mr. Warden, Napoleon protracted the negotia
ton until his downfall. The application was re
ncwed on the accession of Louis XVIII and continued
to be pressed on the Government OF Charles Y. and
again renewed under that of Louis Philippe. This
long pending negotiation has at length been brought to
close The French Government has agreed TO pay as
indemnity TO the subjects of the United States for
their loss OF property above mentioned, 25 900 900
claimed was 6O0O0,0OO francs, G2t0O,OOO sterling
The second rea ing Of The Re orm Bill wa, moysG
OF the Jolly in the House OF Common, by l. 20
John Russell; the debate coDtlnu that night, a.
also on ths 5h and 6h on the latter night on IN di-
vision being sailed, for second reading, the Vote
stood
In favor s62
Ag last 2Sl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16

Jackson Ssn4,Or aud Jackson Reprrs-n,ai,v-, to
the Legislature. There no dopb, but NJ Carly i.
r.eeod by large III. jority; also Rad and Sniley--
ne accounts FROM Cars ard lon. shic-, are YER,
naueting. L ih' county Nore had formerly lived
a"d ealeuli 81 on irOu 70 800 To-, o,y DuH may
gay aud DO waa he petsss. but ,here is no rninak Ia
lndl.nas soins for Jsckson ny insjoriy of 10 900
The { az nsn b. - gwen up
In iaste. YOURS"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16
Mai rilY

The Bill then zen, to Comniliee a, 10 usu.l.-
Ihb great tn5joriy IN usss beyond all question he
sussess OF the Blil IN he Commons, and Will show the
Lords how strong Is tbe voice OF tie nation iO favor
the measure, aud convince them u woulj be, in the
least, impohs for them TO refuse their eonssn. Our
limits VIII not admit to give sketch OF ih yO
luminous debates this important question: this is
OF l'ss Importance, lor Learn by London pager
There was nothing novel la the srgum n, nor were
he speeches eloquent. In fact, the principle of the
Bill has been so often debated, that little remains no "
to effect, but TO arrange the details in the Committee
Ia answer 10 question from the Duke OF WellIBg,oD
respeetng the Corona ion, Eid q. ey said, period
had been hSed upon Tor that ceremony, though he
the rxiey u hts Mejssy Loi 10 put the nation TO 81
penso.
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TO THE EDITORS.
NANSEMOND COUN'ry

SUFFOLK, August 10Th, 1881.
On Monday the Sih inst, election for a member OF
Congress and delegate for the State Legislature came
on The contest was ardent, and conducted with great
zeal and warmth OH both sides The Congressional
Candidates addressed the peopc.-in his able eoqu
and animated address, Mr. Loyal succeeded in refung
several base calumnes and foul ISLANDERS which had cir
cuiated against him in hand bill form by the Federal
Party oil TINS county, now the strong friends OF Mr.
Newton. in this speech, Mr.. Loyal clearly and dis
unc'iy drew the line between the Federal and Repub
mean parties oil this country, which had a powerful
effect upon the result of the election.
The following is the Of the different POLLS when
closed. PN''S 49,