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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
A. L. BOLTS 81 CHARLES I. Bolts,
INliE subscribers will regularly attend the courts
- held IN the city Of Richmond. They promise
iaih'"i and d""""' c'c-tcH - ary business rn;,ps

NiiE subscribers will regularly attend the court,
REID IN the city OF Richmond. They prom,s,
i',h"i ~" d"@"n' c,c:,ica - cry business rH;.ns
fu 10 them. A. L. BOTT&,
eli. L BOLTS.
y = G-'t- rrrnsc- IN Cs'aJIsh in The CITY .,
Il ch!ond Grucra! Agency Office IN connry,o,
WIN the practice of tic inw--io collect claims und
I" secure dcbsto effect socs Of stock o. nj ,osc,,
lions publicly or privucl procure ioaue of nopcy
ana 10 dispose OF the same. Ira every ns,a,ce the
commissions will hc moderate.
Tic suo-c:;jcr would be glad 10 draw decd, Of
c"hVcyaAccs aud IN trust deeds L. act rs 'V,us;e,
any person having claims or a doubtful conr,c.c,
would 90 well to apply to him t. have them arranged
pfu tnat II thry please cOndlonal!y-in any na Ter
ci Githcr.ty able legal advice VIII tc procured with,
out addItioEa! charge.
Having IN extensive acquaintance in the Stale
those wishing to lend borrow sums of money
would DO wei 10 apply to hm-his can be done free
{" postage, and If not suitably negotiated no loss O,
Inconvenience can De sustained. livery bonn,,hlc
eHrrl"n shall be used aud not the mos, remote r,so.
haZardrd as far Us the subscriber il concerned IN any
transaction entrusted 10 him by seller or BUYER Dor
roncr or lender
Having been for The last ten wears a lo,ioior of
the Council OF Virginia, he has necessarily become
conversant with the subject of trnd chaims FAR ,,r0
n"'ohary Serr'ceS-such claims will be attended la
ioT the conditional compensation nr ore E,ur,h !, oh
tanned, nothing if allow cd rs a.,erdiho 10 such
GAINS he VIII be aided by gent c,nan O! much ov
petiehce and who has devoted much time 10 he same
Attached to his office wall be established If desired
ny Tie citizens al Richmond and IT, vicinity Repd-
ing Room and EXchangc Office. under the nanara-
mch' OF suitable pcrSor; mud wherever an arcnt or
"uc'oh4er OF any description may ne employed due
care Will be observed.
The above establishment viii ~ into oncro,l,, La,
LIST OF April next carc.-aud If So due notice viii
DC gwen A. L. ROJrS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
TO THE PU9I.Jc

AfNG seen over the Signature of NJ iisr, and Jon,
snyder, communication NJ the public ara;u,
uns my Patent lTeshins Machine asserting tina, Is an
infringement OH the patent Of Mr. H. l. Atwood the right of
which they have purchased for Of Virginia heIey
assure Tue Public that they have apprehend any
in doing. "' ''"'
The claims u Nr have been carefully tx an,ipe
ann nave 'u no respect resemblance whatever TO mine
My Attorney authorised forthwith institute sui, ,-ains
sad Hart and SnvdeI, DI SANDER aud damages to the amount
OF i've thousand dollars
would suggest to those who feel intees, in this shi.r
10 examine the claims OF MIR Atwood and copare then, ~
uose oi Mr. r. WarIen tpatented 2ld Feb G2a aud
sec who has the priority claiming the Fln.i Poll.,s in
oonGave; CHESTER CLARK
Philadelphia. April Ith 1881 c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
aartmr NrW8.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ENTERED,
Palmer ~
CLEARED,
Ship Anacreon lenox, Liverpool with flour co,,,n
wheat, corn, and handspIkes, by NJ Trokes
ARRIVED,
Schr independence Hollng from Baltimore. with sim
dries to e. Goode, and b I Hllard.
Schr Robert Saunton Somers from New York with
dries TO Haxal Sweeny. Davenport Allen CO. N
SiIatton Fry, Tmberlake e Nj Mitchell I. Webb e. co
Scht Tantlvy, Couch. from New York. with sundres TO
davenport Allen CO. Granniss, Son Brothers, Mich
ELL w & ID Kyle e. CO, Smith, Hubbard e. Gardner Bell
Ihce q co, Sweeny Lancaster, DENLY s. CO, Is Peytou
Bsswei Smith g. Hannah, Workman g. Nc(rIde, Cr;s
Dunlop & CO, & Goddard r g. F. James g. co r. n Jsntim
Wadsworth e. Williams, NJ Il ollms J Parker RAYMOND g.
Brothers, STATION. Dunlcy e. Buckley, Boher Cochran
NJ Myers NJ Valentine, Saunders, il Ne son C:rn.mc
baldwin, Ives g. CO. Winston, G Sampson, x Tpe,t
ii Mitchell, Tompkins & Fisher
Schr Lady TomPkIns Baker from Norfolk, sundrIe to
ID Tmberlake, Lancaster DENLY &
Schr Mercy, Baxter, from Newport, with ballast
Schr Packe Robertson, from ThOmason, Norfolk with
ballast
SchI Molly, Baxter from Nevpar;, ballast,
Schr Weiree, McCaItee, from Baltimore, with .unre 10
NJ Mitchell, + Hiard, Bagwell Smith & Hannah II c Nc.
Nemara, Breant, Lancaster DENLY s. co. t. Webb & CO. "A
Craven, Johnston Son, u Bur Trplett, Winston
J g. Goods.
Sloop Citizen, Townsend, from Philadelphia via Canal
WE'LL Smith & Hannah, Cook & Ryan, L x Blair Pee &
Brothers. q Peyton, Lancaster Demby & co. Henderson l.
Webb CO. c NJ MITCHELL w l. Bots, j Garth, Undertake
ID Anderson, u.
ARRIVED Cry PoIr, brig Pocahonas Smith "a dav,
from Port Glasgow & Palmer brig Ontario Prince
for Charleston IN days
SAILED
Schr Gen Dekalb, Simmon for Philadelphia coal and IN
bacco
Schr Industry, Rodgers for Philadelphia with coal.
Schr Charles King, Smith, for New York, coal.
Schr Oscar, Green, 70; Baltimore, coal.
Sc1r Billow, Subhs, for Boston, -four
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, for Norfolk wh freight
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
HENRY WM. GEOGHEGAN.
HOUSE, SIGN AND FANCY
PAI$TRR

B6@s le1rs m01F r6pe1NlIy q laforu lie iniabIgnt.
Of Tie city " R'c'm"nd, and It's oicinity,
FSSHAV he has commenced the above business in
Z It's various branches. and from the very great
encouragement received from many gentlemen for
whom he has worked, and to whom he has n so the
privilege ct referring, lie Is induced - offer this no.
tee and so!icl, portion Of public patronage
Orders lett at his Sh r. frInarly occupied by J. II
Martin, EIgravcf, nest to !. VI Johnston's Hard
ware store, and opposite the Merchants Coffee
House Main street, viii BE- PuDciuIily attended to-
~ E"c pubic are invited to- call at his Shop. and
sec specimens of Fancy Wood, Marble, &c
T. H. w Ct respectfully refers, by permission. TO
the following gentlemen f.r wlo. he has done wn.l
Tor evidence OF his abilities: Major CLARKE Dciora
Arsenal; NI,@'iNs Nuts, Lsq. Shlckue Hill Rich
mond; and o,Ly gentlemen IN Richmond and the
ncghb1ri0aI mar Io-Invtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
SIR Cn A L /. T. 5.

49, SIR CHAR LES.
OEyA This distinguished foal-ge,ter, whose
S&nASW Colts are Jtener winners, and more of
NJ EIx them selling than thnse of any other hor.
e9Anuu SEES got in America and at higher prices
viii stand this spring, at my stable in the county o.,
Chesterfield within mile Of Moody's tavern l9 from
Petersburgh and % from Richmond and is now at his
stand ready to Mares, 50 dollars the leap and
10 dollars the season, payable the 18th July next
when il will expire Seventy Dollars to insure Mare
payable she is known TO be i'm Toal or mar
ted with Dollar to the groom for each mare TO h..
PAID when she is sent to the horse Pasturage gratis
which for quality and quantity is very desirable being
all well enclosed, and well watered Every care will
be taken to prevent accidents but liability for ay
that may happen. Servants will he found without
charge, and mares with without colts we'll fed #
desired, at IS cents q day.
My son, George ". johnson, will reside ON ,l,,
Plantation and will attend himself particularly to all
orders.
SIR CHARBES is full s hands 5 inches. Is wears
"' TINS spring. and ct fine chesput colour; he never
was IN higher beaIt, nor was there ever s,irer oal
Hetter' nor was any horse ever admired for form
beauty and commanding appearance. lie has been
so often advertised that consider unnecessary to
state again his numerous and successful races The
records of the different Jockey Clubs will shcw that
his colts are performing the Turf with unrou,ed
success, and by their performances are doing much 70
sustain the high reputation Of their sire, who was cot
by Sir Archy, his dam by the imported horse Citizen
who was by Pacoet, he by Blank and he by C,odni'
phln Arabian; his CANADIAN Communication "imporrd
Dare Devil, imported Old Shark, imported horse Old
FearnauGht, imported mare Jenny Dismal, got by old
Dismal" MM y IhnNsG>-
Chesterfield, Feb. :, ISSI.t15A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09

The Baltimore Gazette states. TINT nc share. . :
Dahimore aud Ohio Rail Road Stock were sold ON
Wednesd"y ut S2j %, being an advance of more
ina" - per share wI;hn the last .hrcc weeks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
Sports of the Pit.

Y mN,r o' COCKS VIII hc fought at Nor,bamr--
~ ton CCuu House. North Carolina for g 600
md 500 on each battle TO commence ON WcdnrsJ,y
nc iJ'h OF hpnI next, and continue four d,ys.-
Each party TO show twenty five Cocks
mar 30>-?dw5'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09

bill TO abolish imprisonment for Debt n,ssod
the House of Assembly Of the State e New York
on saturday last, by vote of 70 to ~ Well done,
friends OF liberty and humanity! Ca ira.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09

TUSCALOOSA, (Ala.) Murch IG
iiERoIHr during the late term Of the Fay
elite Circuit Court. Judge Collier prcs.Jnr a yomn~
iady was brough, before thc cncrt, CHARGED with ~,
assault upon young man, with inter, 10 KILL how
ever, after patient investigation Of the casc She
was acquitted. The circumstances nu, of which
originated tins prosecution, as related To MS nrc
thesc:--Some months previous to the trial The younp
man upon whom the assault wns made pniJ nm.
addresses to the young lady. and or passing through
the usual furmalltics of courtship they pliph,c cd
teir aith, intending soon to consunmac their hap
piness CT tho altar of uymcn. But the young spar
not being satisfied with conquest. immediately
paid court to another falr dansc; and she prob
coming nearer his beau ideal, they were in shor,
limo engaged" aud the wedding dry fixed Upon
hearing this, his FIRST ioUe stung with diSappoinm
ana mourning over her blighted hopes, determined
on revenge; for which purpose she procured horse
mans pistol, ana on the evening the wedding took
place. Stationed herself at point where her fslse,
swan would pass In short ti3.e tho youth wns
seen lesureiy vending his way to the centre or NJ
fraction, doubtless dreaming VI the Joys of werded
io'e' ana sEc'ching with graphic pencil in his
minds cvc," the little heaven on earth which no
was about forming lie had no dread Of sudden ca
iamit ya his though were directed to tho ti,,uro
his young Imagination was busy IN p:cturinq little
worlds OF bliss: but ia airv castles wcr, soon dssoI
we'd by the discharge of pistol eyecd a. hi, brcos,
ny her whom he had go deeply wronued-She bas
prepared herself with razor probably thinking with
Romeo, In case her shot should take effect
W, what more Evor do q thee,
nan WIN that hand that cut thy youth in twain,
10 sunder his Ihersl that thine enemy"
Inc young man, however recovered his ocui-
hbrium, and was marred on the same evening
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09

The Drawing of the Rhode Island Lottery. Will
he received THIS DAY. at IL o'clock-Trcks,s
only s..
n b. few more Capital Prizes will no doub,
De obtained as usual, at my Invariably Fortunate
oihce. s. HAWKINS.
M Git
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09

EnRATA.-The following errors were made in
printing the communication Of "onc of the People"
yesterday
In the Odd paragraph, for county" read bounty
In tho 25th. for 'howcver read f,oper. .
In the 29th. for test" read taste; for "debused"
read debased, and for "their" read these
In the 30th, for "place" read pi1ces
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
ENCYCLOPEDIA .Y,nc,.jCO,,o

S'bS'hlIIIO io ihis Popular Dictionary Of A,,s g.,
= cnc"' Literature, History, Politics and Bincr,obc .
'''"'"Y J. " NASH.
- - 49,, NGcnt for the Work int Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09

Tickets Slo, Halves 5, Quarters so.
- For sale at The Exchange aud Lottery Office
iof THOS. B. BIGGER.
IL The Drawing Of the Rhode Island Lottery
$1,000 Capital Prize-Tickes S2-wil be received
TODAY, at ~ o'clock. an o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
FOR SALE,
lie coal PITS formerly kaosrn On IN.
name of GRAuAn's CnAk Prs

mr. foR - LIZ,
Tie coal PITS formerly knosrn On IN,
name Of GRAuAa's Coax PRS
~ rir'cc .: decd Of trust made to Daniel Can
ana he snb5c r,beT, b. Edward Anderson and
Ann a. ms wi.e aud recorded the county eour, az
""nCnand 70 secure payment of debt due from tho
sn'n inward Anderson 20 Walter Dun. a. execu,,-
" VIC '3St will ana testament uf John Graham
wn' lee sold GA tho 18th day OF April next
90 'Hs highest bidder. for ready rnonr, ., II,l',,r'
ii"'e., ~ the Cry Of Richmond the tysc, or l.,s
IEIn@ ana beng an James River, m tbc coup,y ~
G"pchiant, aud State of Virginia and descr,bcd in
nc eaih deed OF trust, containing n,ne hupd,c9
ana eighty two acrcs ara ono quarter of an or,s.
DC the same more or less. The title * bcLavcd -.
DC g''e; but selling trustee. shul ONLY conyry
SUCH right o. Is vested IN inc bv tho said decd
DANIEL NOEBORNE NORTON,
Richmond, March 9th, ra3r-al, trustee
10 Danet CaH g. Daniei .Nor5orne Norton.
".N LhMEN:-!ia wing paid and satisfied TO
- You as the agents for Walter Dnrn, cyo,-
81 J"h" Graham, decd nearly the entire Debt fn-
"""'," 'hH lana advertised BY Won Daniel Nnrbo-ra
''"N' as i1isec. 10 be sold on the 18th s, of April
Mex - liable, mad having informed ou that in a few
"e - ana certainly before the day fixed for the sale
Shh have arrived that tive: entire residue Of the ea
Den" sai! be paid with all proper costs for record;nc
' i'ee" 81 trust. and Inserting the sad advertise.
h'ent-and having been 10y YOU Daniel C. all informet
unsse 81 dsy IL the prescn, month that Won sboui
i'r'''" M send the RUE-s executed by me to Watep
''a' H Tor the pa nent of The residue of which the
sad sale was - be made and that the said sale on
yet proceed 10 be made for the residue og tho .h,
Que from ne-n"w therefore, You, the said Daniel
|a'i' ana Daniel Norborne Norton, have undertaken
ana nave acted, a. he agents for the said Dunn
''-nl Ho''': !"H, That beDre the day Of sale, shall
ne ready to pay the whole Of residue of The s,iI
't5', 'id The costs aforesaid. and shall require the
delivery oi the Baud5 aforesaid, and that they must NOT
49, =! you reno co. or so disposed ct, that they may
not be Cancelled, and delveEsd up ne. am, your
"HtiifI' servant, EDWARD ANDERSnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
COPARTN ERSHIP.

Until the receipt Vt the Goods mentioned above.
Benz Lloyd Belt, will continue las heretofore adycr.
used and at the same place, 10 dispose of The stock
on hond' losi OF which IS Of recent pugchascs) ar
VL" REDUCED rRtcEA-prcprratorv TO their Gral
dieposl,lon which will lako place, before tho new
concern goes into operation. mar3-iclt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09

BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Drawing of the Dismal Swamp Lottery,
No 10.
II II Al SO so SO 48 /
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
MANAGERS OEFICE.

Tickets $40 IIalvs 8, Quarters 2 20.
Tickets for sale az this Office bv the pgckorc
or at retail. YATES g. MCINTYRE
mn Mnnnrrre
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
EUit SALE.

, 4 . "a" property VIII be sold a!jorethsr 81
''v":cd may rps' suit pu,chosors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09

OESA This distinguished -geitcr, whose
S&rAJV Colts are Jltener winners, and more O
NJ TIx them selling than thnse of any other hor
n anJ L,,I,ar ,,-;oo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
hickory & Pine Wood.

4 LOT of seasoned Hickory and Pine Wood for sale
y at reasonable prices. Inquire of
dec II BENZ. +. FENDALL,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21
MOuld Candies & Nuisins

on BOXES mould indies. VIM Jacks0n's brand
e)U 10 boxes flesh muscalei rssins
For sale by CLAGETr & PAGE.
dec 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21

Trial By Ju,y.-The following important re-
commentator appear, in the Third Report Of the
English Law Commissioners, which has just been
printed Itrefers to civil causes" Jury not to
be kept in deliberation longer than twelve hours,
unless at the end of that period they unanimous
ly apply for further time-at the end Of that fine
of that time, and nine not ooncurrngthe cause TO
be a remnant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-21

Hooden Nu'megs.-We were not aware that
there were varieties of this spice, or that one had
any preference over the other, until we found the
following paragraph in the Exeter News Letter.
Boston Transcript.
san old lady who complained of being taken
in by the Yankee pedlar in wooden nutmegs. said.
some which were made of sasafras wood, or a
pitch pine knot, were almost equal to the real In
dia; but the oak and hickory nutmegs were good
for nothng.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30

MARRiED-on Saturday sIh ins, BY the Rev Philip r.
uooasae Capt JACK FLrEr Of King sred
sa 10 sne "oy sm,aee aud mush ADMIRED kirIr
srhrEr OF kssex County, aged IS years. 1880
tuesday evening the 10th instant by the scpLsn DO.
Nen koeHnrsoN, LAG Eree,,y,
virginia tn Miss MANI r. Smith, ealy dauvb,er OF F,soe.
DiEn ~, ,hm s ,1y a, dsisgd0n Rep.
Charies L. Jeii,es OF this t,vu, Ms H. Wars vii.
OF Thomas l. White ohe bora eouuty STATE
OF yg'na gu tho 10Th june 5li aisbsma
On tho iith ult anor short illness hours Goan,
Bvrono second Of Mr. John Bud years and mou,hs
iond father has los hs brightest jewel
most nsiosble regard To truth. - ~ ~
Ga the 10th inst Poplar Couutv
"a Iompsins In tho 5eth of her
OF 'ho che the OF but
a o o many yea been es'dco, Of Ma,hews Esogy
uea oiteh loses ITS credit nom frequency
could DO appropi",ey used Of tho deceased Nor
uuge IN on ths orcssi"n hot fa character
ices OF kndne.s aud tho amIabc % heart
warmly rnd SINCERELY Interested In tho happiness
ends aud spin, Of benovoonee aud NIL mankind eau
De sufficiently va ucdthen the subject tribute
Of n,endshp u.,y claim that estimate Meek aud retiring in
nor manners gooto aad placid in her dposon her
ne wa, known give cao. Of offence the feelings
human berg either equal inferior She kept life tho
NOISE oss tenor OF her without thing hpr
course Her friends and relatives potiso
VIII readily recognizes the justness OF III outlines
Yesterday afarnoon, Mis-. HANSA H. BLAIR
~ her Her iepds ard
Blair ON l. street, at 4 o'clock this afternoon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30

solved tho most aafhout problems aud snsw cred tss
most Intricate questions. with surprising propness and
accuracy The grammar and hstorcs classes acouit-
'eu themselves with great credit. aud tho
class IN geography, composed Of boys from eight 10
heen years OF age, surpassed my most sspgulne con-
sePuon. believe thu question in geography fro-
sve 10 the face OF tho globe and the position oi its va
ious rsrts) can DO popounded whc cannot be readi-
Iy answered BY tho meuibers oil that clus,.
In rejecting on the crediisble manner in which tho
students acquitted themselves in uil tho exercises OF
raid sud varied Ero,ainGiOn, l au thoroughly con.
vinr-d. that SO astonishing result could ouy
from tho b.st sys en, united to the udsstg able exer-
tons OF tho stu,'euts, aud unweared attention OH ,hs
part OF tue teschers am induced TO make the shove
statement, from honest conviction that this s,u,ion
an excellent one. aud justly rits !s.c share OF
me Poohs patronage. am, gen,lsu en-
MoAt respectfully yours,
Naronne, August To- a SPEC fAIOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30
6URRx.

GURRx.
For Cangrsss e-Epp.s lss- Mas,n tle-MasOn's
iosj 'riiy In tbs hole district, abou, $40
Senate -Rufia l9< "A kiuson 66-Rives 20 =
Rlvss ajorty n the whole dis tlsi, l72.
House 0 Deiegdfes-J p. Crump--lo Opposition.
FOR CONGRESS.
CIrr or RIcHMoND Andrew Stevenson RI. elect
ed without opposition.
-Norgan-wm. Armstrong had 1873 votos and Ed
ward Lucas la gives the former In the whole
District 1914 aud the latter l2l9 making Armstrong
majority 293
Page- Robert Allen has about 300 majority ~ this
new county which gives him nljori,y in the whole
District Of about 100 over James M. Mason
WestnoreIand -TsIsferro 22O, Chinn llJ
Lonedstsr -Chnn l5S--Taliaierro IS
Aggregate vote la the Northern Neck District Chinu
so6, Ta'isisrro sao-Chinn's majority rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30
srNAroRIAL ELxorIoN.
GIL bQ1

The poll was continued In Northu the 4 n
day. Bssye got ON the 4th day "a votes Hunger
ford protested against the polls being opened on the
9Th day, as being contrary TO law.
Joel Pennybacker has in the whole Senatorial Dis
trict OF Shenandoah, 1925 votes--Wm. NJ Bayley 200
J. l.. Smith S6-and Wm Anderson (no candidateI 27
Charles Hunions has in the District Of Prince vii.
liam and Fsuqoier s46 and Baylis Grigsby sS2-Hun-
tons majority 49&
Lee. Il Dsi)-James Allen $50 -stephen T. Ne
IaretceiI, q Dei)-Robsrt Gillespie.
Hanover, Il DELI -wm II. Roane 10 Is votes
ahead OF Charles ThomPson-Ths commissioners meet
on Thursday to scrutinize the polls.
Ehsobsfh CITY C0unty-Alex. W. Jones 121
Mr. Moore IO2
Majority for Jones rs
Morgan. u Del )-Henry A. Byrne' elected by
majority of votes. over Col Robert Gasn, the next
highest candidate.
Pdge-Dr. Robinson
Fauquier, e Del) Mark A. Chiffon Sal, Thomas
Marshall 5l5-Hosea Hickerson 1873.
Fi,tvanna George Stiliman. 247-Samuel T Nor.
rs FOG Estate Of the poll at o'clock the evening of
CITY Of Riehmond-John Rutherford reelected with
Hai5ar. "a Del.)-James C. Bruce. 5s2, william
D. Sims 612, Thomas E.sley 4os, John b. Darlington
-Neison. Il Del )-At the close Of tho poll on the ID
day Joseph c. Csbell. 1873. Fitzpatrick las Pollard 96.
= We'tnoreiond. Il DsL)-wlOughby Newton 2to.
Ldneo.ter-R w. Carter l57. v. Bramham 81, Liam
caster and Richmond form district to elect delegate
aggregate vote, Carter 3o7. Bramham 1911
Tyler, q Del John Mccoy
Harrison, e Del)-George j. Williams 1866, Col
VIM. Johnson 734-Joseph Israel 45I, Isaac A. Nor
ris 1872, Abner Maxwell l2I.-[For Congress-P.
Doddridge ll72-no opposition.l
. Not in the last Legislature.
WESTERN ELECTIONS
Niinois-General Duncan (J) 10 re-elected TO Con-
gress by large majority.
JHissouri-"The result Of the contest between Pet
andR .rto tlno f. Co.,
has bsen perfect ROUTE OF tho Ciayifes. Pettiss
majority will be, according TO the Beacon, about -FOUR
THOUSAND. being the largest majority known in
the State The Beacon says that Barton will not get
maorities In than three counties Ia the STATED So
much for The "doubytd" State OF '.Hissouir
Rentueky-Chilton 10 left out. Halves, firm and
an able friend of the Administration, has beaten bm!-
and the ratio OF Representatives from Kentucky is for
Jackson! only for Clay!-"ftoo to oner Seven Of
the Western States will not send says the Louisville
Advertiser) more than five members to the next Con-
gress This fact will convince the most incrsdulous
that Mr.. Clay has fallen to rise no more.
"EATE Oh THE TRAIToRs-Tho Honorable Thorn
as Chiffon, John Kincad, AMI Dsvy Crockett have all
been put down by the people"