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THE Subscriber has just received the
- following articles
Colgne
e etsass Flower Waters
Rose and
Honey
Aromatic vinegar
Vinegar of rouge
Rouge IN pots
LIP salvc
Teeth powder
S S Sss'ss and Washing md a,,.v"s,p
Superior Preston smelling SANS
Geo. &C. , and Brushes
Eye cups
Silver pens
Opera glasses
Tapsrs and muiches
Elastic scntons
Do nipple shields
Do stomach tnbgs
Maccassar
Antique yo,
Bears aud '
Milk Of roses
Pearl powder
s ss'1 pS%SsT powder sRs Puff.
Pomatum
Whltwell's aromatic and head actre snuff
Burning Pastules fer burning in sick rooms,
which, when lighted, emit must fragrant
odour
Vestimenta Soap, for removing the grease from
the capes Of gentlemen's coats, accustomed by
the hair
Black and colored coat plaster
Handsome smelling bottles
Snuff boxes. assorted.
Also, on apparatus for drawing the 0reast with nm
air pump, comprised in neat mahogany case.
Besides largo supply Of Dtugs, Medicines, Sur.
geons' Instruments, Paints, Oils, and Dye STUFF
oct 70 II. G. McNEMARA.
Whiskey, Molasses, &c.
WE are this morning receiving for safe,
w 81 bids Baltimore whiskgy
so brls do do
= 80 hhds retailing molasers
81 bags Cuba green coffee
10 do fine old Java do
dec 20 RALSToN g. PLEASANTS.
LANDING FOR SALE
SWEET Malaga Wine, in or. casks
~ Chocolate, in boxes and boxes
Loaf and lump sugar
CurfaDis in barrels and kegs
Cheese, young byson tea
Winter pressed OIL, window glass
Java coffee, sc,
dec so 8, OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
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Chemistry Of the Arts.

Chemistry OF the ATS.
'FHE Chemistry Of the Arts; being a
- practical display of the arts and manufactures,
which depend upon chemical principles; with hume
rous engravings: on the basis Of Gray's operative
chemist, adapted to the United States; with treaiises
ON calico printing, bleaching, and other large udd-
tons.
by Arthur l.. Porter, Late Professor Of Chemistry,
~ the University Of Vermont.-Just published and
Tor sale by J. II. NASH.
dec 30
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RAZORS & STI1PS-
NAV BOOKS AZ NASH,S.

NEW BOOKS AT NASH'S.
TEVllE practice of Medrinc, according TO The pfn
- cples Of the Physiological Doctrine, by ]. Cos
te NJ. D.-Annotps Elements Of Physics, vol. g.
The hrmcnIans, tale Of ConstantinopIe, by J. Mac
iarlanc, m vols. Received by
ian N +. III. NASH
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Winter Goods.
nov 9-laflf

DON'T, duiil, and fancy striped blankets
l. 81, 81. lo-i, Ill, I2-I, and !.,-i rose, do
some very superior, of our importation
llarrs back, aud dark MKT kHrsrys, for negro mon
Dark striped lnScy, Tor negro women
a large a's2r;mcnt ct Gcntemcns Tartan pl5id
Gambler, and plaid camhlct clouks
Do do Of Ladies' circassian, init alton Marine,
and silk do
Red i'annelS of every quality; somc Of our imp0v
tation, OF very superior quality
White do do do
Low priced dar; mkt sattine;s
Superior Oxford. steel, cadet md princes MKT do
a large assortment of cloths uud cassimors of eve
r. colour and quality.
For sale. very favorable terms. by
l.. s. r. JAMES & co.
doc i}-oii Market Souare
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SPECTACLES.--'rhe subscriber has lust rccciy
~ ed supply of gold silver, and steel mounted
spectaclcs and is prepared TO accommodate eyes re-
quiIihg The ud VI glasses. r. SANXAY
ian 10
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lNSEED OIL, &c.--A supply Of boiled
AA and raw iinsecd oil, together with genera. as
sortment Of paints-cons,ant!y for sale low by
II lot y. II EUSTACE.
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TIE Editions Of the Political Arena and Petersburg Intelsrn
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ArIthmctIck and Penmanship.
SPEClAL arrangements have recently been mnd
~ in the Shockue Hill Academy, for bcstowin
hereafter, tie mGSt particular attention 'hcs
highly Important branches of education.
dec Bots OLIVER \. SHAW.
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JHE.NURIILS OF BISHOP HOBNRI'
TWELVE Funeral Sermons. delivered in New,
II York, and elsewhere, on occasion of the death
of the Right Rev. John Henry Hob1 ri, d. ID. Bishop
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the State of
New York-to which viii be prefixsd, Il sketch cf
the life and character Of this eminent Preiate with
Portrait, from valuable original Painting, to be en-
graved by eminent Artist.
The Work will be printed in handsome style, and
delivered in black cloth, at ,he low price of ono Dol
lar. Subscriptions received by
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hlarshali's Patent Seine Thread.
ROEA lbs No. - and %, put ~ IN lbs bundles
SOO For sale by
s. Il JAMES & co:
Jan SIS Market Su;Iaro
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FTc1 .Nr: BNIion XVII. PdintrI and Gld.irr, No. II
South Eixhh Street. Philadelphia, .ingnst " 1876.
DEAR SIR-About year and half ago was dread
fully adictcd with Rheumatism what physician
ed Rheumatic Gont my pains great that would
DO Impossible Tor mo TO Description; they
Better known By those aboarng under RhcumaiIm than
when took the Posdelphis India Extract according To
we @ u.s. WIN vG singular sncGess Alter taking fey
tho Extract pills. and the pains gradually of mo rested
well during tbs day, and had refreshing sleep during hs
night and continued to get bei,r TIL got perfectly wen
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.NEGROES CLOTHING.

Z UST received, few bales Of Negroes Clnth,n!
- Of several qualities, for sale cheap, in the Xasen
state Of The market.
F. S; L. JAMES g. co
Ian IG--In Market Sopure
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

IN apesiisn applied 10 Mr.. Jdsi'cs i:dpzo1 TO az
ce.npany him there with n sesrcs-varrsnt. They
vent ~ the afteraoea, and were compelled In
lreak into the Il aasr. The smugsleh jewels
we're fodnd thare-sn1 were this morning
ifan.ferred for safe keeping 10 the Mechanic s
Bank. The man, who vas their o.tenf lille
owner, made his escape. An examination Of
the circumstances ia now in progress Of which,
II IN lime Tor this paper. We will report the re-
sui. A considerable reward was, IL we reusn,
her rightly, offered by The DutGh Minister here
for the recovery of these jewels.
Since the above, we learn from the Marshal
of the U. States. that the Chevaler Huygens.
The Netherlands Ambassador, has identified
the jewels found as part of these of the Princes.
OF Orange hos. found amount in value pro-
bsbly TO 100000. Some Of the seperare
stones are valued at several thousand dollars
each. The person IN whose possession they
were, is an Italian named Carrara, who has
made his escapa. cnrion, question will
mise as TO the deposition of these jewels, as
they were sunggied into the Uni ed States,
and thus arelo,feited by the revenue laws. On
the other hand. as stolen property, they w,ll, Of
course, he claimed on the part of their owners.
The adv riisement of The Dufch Mnisier, OTTER
ing a reward for these jewels, is dated in De-
cember. 1929 Amaicnn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08
SUPPER AND SLEEP.

| " The CaiechIsn oi II attn" IS a work lately
| published at Philadelphia nj the office of III e
Journal Of Health. We have read only n fe.
extracts from u, from which we are incliued
! 10 link il contains many valuable hints and
rules for preserving health, but SO uroix aud
prosy as to render II rather undressing and
tedious We have condensed the following
hints in o about one sixth part OF the space lney
occupy in the book.
Late suppers should always be abstained from
lfany circumstances render il necessar, to eat
later than customary a least hour should utter
vene between eating aud retiring to rest. Ihe
food should ihen b. of The hghtea quality
During sleep The stomach is unified 10 perform
IN" ofiic of digestion, aud where it IS ifrita-
I'D with late TODD, disturbed sleep, incubus
aud apopexy in those who are predspossd
will be likely to ensue. The last meal OF chill
urrn should always be light aud easy of diees
ton aad eaten near the cl St ol the da, soon
alter which they should retire 10 rest. Ihey
should never he permitted 10 sill up TO late
hour. olreplessness IN children arises gene
rally from improper toud, want OF sntI ,ieat
exercise IN the open ar, or from actual dis
ease. The cu-tpm oi presenting "ur friends with
sweet meats, cakes, fruits and nuts, in evening
circles, cannot toe too severely censured, AS u
Expresses The stomach Nth ind,gestible food
nj a time "hen II is least prepared to do it's OF.
nee nothing VII sooner UNDERMINE the
constitution than the want of saficlency o,
heal by aud refreshing steep. 10 insure good
health il is absolutely necessary to retire 10
bed and rise from 1t early and when the wea-
Their will permit, take exercise in the open air
before breaktast.-A garden is invaluable for
this purpose. Sleep Is always more refreshing
before midnIghl than after that period, ano-
Their strong reason for retiring eatly. Persons
Inclined TO fat ess AMI those OF "A full habit
should follow slrlcly the custom Of ealiy ri
sing. Tbose who lead sadenlary life without
much exercise OF the mind require less sleep
than those of feeble constitution the hard wo,-
king man, or the laborious student. But
these must beware OF the relaxing consequen,
ces of lying long ia bed, and the eneivaiing
air Of Il warm chamber. RpstIessnass in the
night may be ots,ated by rising rom the bed
and walking few times about tue room ana
sinking up the bed clothes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08
From the LockpOrt (M ~ balance.
THE HERMIT OF NIAGARA FAli {

lbe ioil~sing particulars OF the haaIt, and
death OF francis .ib6Jt, VINO for the lat two
years has i'ved IN secluded and un ispuy
manner, on aud near the Islands at th. Falis
OF Niagara, were FURNISHED as bs the
polit' n"ss OF gentleman residing ut tina,
place;
Ia the afternoon Of the tS b of Jnne. 1890
a tau, wei buiit aud handsome man, uIes,ea
Ia long loose gown or CLOAK, IT "a cao Olaf.
color, was seen passing through tue pruDipal
street OF the village OF Niagara Fal S, ON the
American side. tie had under us arms a roll
oil blankets, 1utt, a port tolo, aud large
oook; IN his r,gh, hand he earned small
s'ick' tie advanced towards tue Eagle Hotel.
attracting the gaze OF the visitors aud others
about tue Hotel, by his eccentric appearance
WIN elastic strp aud animated moiro", he pa
SEQ the Hotel, iedrd not he occurring gaze
Oh Tue IDLE multitude, but erect he prouJly
oeht MS course 10 the small and lo"ly mn OF
tbene2er Kelly. He a oace entered into
siipnia''ons win hts Host, that the room h.
OCCUPIED should be solely his own that h.
sho"li have his table TO himself, and only Ger
lam parts OF his cooking should be done toy
Mrs oktly. tie made the usual inquiries
as 10 the localities OF the Falls, and wished
10 Know II there was library OF reading room
u ta' VNIaSr. "a 6e.n5 INFORM q that there
'!' nc 'ui'"eo'"'ety repaired 10 the
'nu'iuual ny whon II was Kept, deposited
tnree dollars and took out a book purchased
a violin, borroaed music bouks, ,nhurn,,ng the
iiorar'ah that his name was Francis Abbot, g.
'oa' no would remain a few day at rle Falls
ne co"Versed on various subjects, aud his
language was delIYered with great ease and
ao"Iy' The neAt day he returned 10 the
same pe'son-eIpa'iated largely upon the
oead'hui scenery OF the Fslls--the grand
views OF Cascades and calaracts, aud OF that
most sublime spectacle, the Falls them selves
In al his travels, he said, ne uad ueYvr NE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

ALBANY. NY Jnly 25.-HorriJie and IN.
natural Murder, from The t9ect o( Mtemper-
ance = w are indebted 10 gentleman o, this
city Tor the particulars Of snoching Murder
commided on SUNDAY OF LAT week, IN Naples.
Ontario conn,y. Paul b. Io,rry, a Mercnan,
OF Naples, III ii oil lniosicalon, on Sunday
the l7'h Instant, after cruelty beating his son,
90 years olh) WITH large wuip. took hlm by
'ne legs and dashed hls head against toe sid !.
oil the house with such violence as u break the
wall, N then beat the ppot chld's had lne,ali,
to Irly, With a hootjacH Ihe dead boi,
was discovered on Monday afternoon. Inc
mard 'rer Is /" jan al Cdoaudrgun. lore,
| was addicted tohtemperance. HIS wife, IN cor.
sequence of bad trea,n, WAS ur,ven ron
h's house SINE time SINCE, He was A Mr.,
chant, (and AS we learn from Huus. IN mn
CITY "''n whom he deaID IN good sttoding.-
Al this u"uti"rable angnish comes from III,
detestable habIi oil dIinking.
EreuiUU Inur,,uI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08
NEW YORK. Inlu %

ne Jewsis ofMe Princess Of Grunge r,eop.
reu'-" may be rememoe,ed by our rea,irts
'na, Soa'e Two years ago perhaps, the Princes,
" o,a"ge was robbed OF her Jewels in very
y'' ''ouS manner, they haying been taken GU,
OIL her dressing room IN In. ,,siace a, K,',s.'.,'
we believe. Last night these lew Ell, x.r.. go
al tue house M. -, Prarl street, under ,hs r =
ing circumstances The Coll.c or. "A,
o"aft"ou', having reason 10 believe ,hat
snuss'ed Jewels were concealed in the hn,,s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08
MppLrrnwN, Comm July %.

VI 'IITHsfsI I'R'Ni NN'T'ITTs July w
Indian piNt "erk or two ago, an L.
dian rom 1nopeG, (Naln',l with his VIE
AMI two or thee children, aiIIVed at one OF
or wnhTVcS, IN his kntk cano". Hs came
pHrl 81 the way by and. about % niles We
WIRE miO, m"d, The caboe beIag 50 light that
h. lndItU easily carried II under bls aim--lhe
canoe vas ~ pi III shape " hen in the water
by small stick, piacad sIiEliarly 10 The beam
OF II sup. We d,t not Iealn to what poinl
this native OF thsetorest was bound.
Spngiutl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

The s., Louis Republican mentions that ar
rangemrurs havs been mghe by tue Oregon
COLONIZATION company toI the meeting ola
ihonsand N Mn that cry IN January next.
Ia CHI man is promised LOT o. land and the
advantages OF great water power az the prp-
pos Il place of Sc Item II are held out 10 the
colouis,s. !, Gems an odd notion t. ihink OF
establishing Histories on thu Columbia, aad
pushing &" the American system" beyond tue
koCky Mountains.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08
A PROPHETIC PUN.

Sometime before the last elfcIiou, a Jack.o.
man. full OF confidence x claimed to an ADAMS
man, who was. ms they say, rather down IN
the mouth - Glorious naws from the East,
Neighbours We shall certainly elect Andrew
Jackson ~ =" Indeed II seems likely :" rel oined
the Other, - | do fear. you will elect aud rut
Jackson" Cincinnati imericun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

SUlClDE-A young man. who some time
since made IN attempt to COUNT suicide II
one of The city hotels, he having ia leu III love
with, and been discarded by. one olte cham
bermaids. still under the iuluence oil the dt-
fusion vi Gu prompted hun 10 the hrst attempt,
swallowed poison on Friday last, aud exptcd,
after suffering ine mosI dreadful 'gony, on me
ensuing SUNDAY. Phi. Ing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08
CORRESPONDENTS

we saw letter from Washington YESTERDAY
from ""'ch we would willingly have extracted
por'loh out were unable. The amount of
the nloimsIIon. however, which ~ould he
most interesting TO Our readers. il someihin,
like the following
The president l.lt called on bv the .,ate:
lnehi o, MI Berf,en TO appear Uefore tina pub.
Tic uhner ms proper signature WhereDpon
ne a"" ,"e me noe's Of his priyy council.
siessts' LeUEs ~ 20. concerted most roaring
article, aud sent 1t forthwith 10 the G1Obe:
| where it was put into L, pc. aud stood " ,i,,pp
the making. up OF the form. TO com. forth and
aslonish he world meantime Messrs. Iiyiupa
SION and Tood6ary arrived at knowledge =
ms matter They heard OF the strange
al me Hiobe office, aud forthw iih set out %
prevent sPomolsaiioO.- The general and his
aids were found. The present mr. mbers of the
present cabinet immediately called a council,
al me INST tavern, aud exc Guided tberefrom the
under" orkers. Messrs. Livingston and Wo0ds
curry then told The president what they had
heard a. asked whether IL were true. The pre-
sident confirmed the report. The secretaries
then set forth TO him the great inpropriety OF
il fres' 'enfs descending to the arena Of public
STRIFE, when SO man, could be found to do ba.a
lie IN his behalf But the general was like - q
rour'ng hon, he uoal be heard ,hrouga
iAe Globe"
Ater considerable argument, which promiS'
ed 10 De "hava'ioe, the secretaries Told the
pesiueh' 'hat Wey were by the country con
sdefeu MS constitutional and real advisers, and
that Il the article ihen IN type srohld appear,
II would he considered as resulting from their
hdVice or consent, which they would not allow,
a"i unless the arr Gle were recalled, they would
immediately ieibe from the cabinet The prls
W councillors were not SLOWED admission To
TINS conference, and the president being With
out hacker, and fearing the conse-
queIceS, consented TO withdraw the re-
piy--on Tue snsle condition that the edhor ei
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

Mr.. WIN. NJ. DunnIug, oi New York, oftrs
n premium oi LOFTY dollars 10 the writer Ui the
beet essay On matrimonial happiness, and an0-
ther OF equal amount 10 the WTiier OF the best
dlSqulsIrdn OF the question, whether vlitne and
religion are moi necessary 10 the happiness ol
tue marriage state.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

" Gentemen." said member Of our legis-
lsture, who arose 10 give his opinion TN i'm.
pfsonneni Tor debt, g" gentlemen my opinion
IS that the generality OF manhiad--in genera!
are disposed TO lake the disad,rn.tage the
generality of mankind in general; - aud ano-
Their member who sat near hIm. and observing
distress, gave him "A pinch on The knee, saying
-" lou had beiter sit down, my friend, Won
are coming out al the same hole you went in
at :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

NuLLuicar,oN, Fiour'Shing The Column
bin Telescope Che hell welher OF Nulbiicntion)
has been dlscon lnned and the establishment
Offered al auction Richmond Wig.
Among the small signs Of the times. we uoe
that Navy Agent Legiand, has wuhdrawn his
subscription from he Telegraph DlGsays hs
will weather the storm. notwithstanding. 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

4 coun,ryman having observed an adyei ti.e-
mont ola fencing master, at IL dollars per
quarter anh supposing his intention was to en-.
close fields on ao improved plan called TO III
qiire whether he mean; TO find stHG.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

II Britannia rules The waves" said a quail
m'sh writing master going to Mareate III a
siorm, d" wish she'd rule EN- slrdiier"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

The Age Of Brd@.-rne Kendall paper n,
Washington, in ITS Last number, mentions lha
word Gratitude
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08
" Tie end IS moi yet ,"

The (Phiiadelphm) y. 5. tia2eue recent,
excited public curiosity not littie by an mt.
nation that another explosion would shortly
take place at Washington. computed TO which
hose which have heretofore burst unnn us
we're mere /" CAKES and custard a od Hi,
curiosity has been still farther mflsmed. bva
comment ofthe Washington rcIe grapb, on thus
mimation, That paper asserts, TINT II - knows
enough o feel authorised to say, mat there
are facts yet behind. of much more wei.hty
import than any thing which have been g,ys,,
to the public We do not believe that lfe.e
will appear Until after the meeting If Cor.
gress.' For Heavens sake, what can ,..ar
more Notifying aud degrading IN ~ ,harae.
ter, than has already been com .,lcated ,
We can imagine nothing calculated g, excite
more heartfelt disgust a, home. and more de-
SCI we'd or cutting ridGne abroad, than the
scenes which have bee enacted in the Metre.
polls Of the American Republic during tina
last two years, and which have been r,centis
diyulged to the world.
The U. S. Gazette, ola subsequent da'e 10
that above referred 10, contains the subioiuet
| article. Whether il he eiucid1to,y Of the 6r.t,
Or, as we infer, additional, we know not. Nc
| matter hich il be, however, ii shows that the
lew Cabinet does no, promise 10 "hafag-
MISE very long-while it furnishes ample but
bitter food for reflection 10 every man, who
loves his country more than his party" Read II,
ye Jackson'ans, who are shivering in the wind.
| aud blush, II you can. that NO are " cursed
with Presden, whose impetu isity of tom
per is allied to a weakness which cannot per
ceiSe the improperly ct lis indulgence on any
occasion, and bndnes. which Yields itself 10
the sway of such licen,ous demsgogues ss
Amos Kendall g. Co. =:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

ls IT TRUE 2-Applca'ion was made to
Congress last winter. To raise the salary OF the
Rev. OBADIAH Brown, the Chief Clerk in the
Post Office Department. Mr. Brown was the
principal IN the EHAsIss business. The appli.
cation was unheeded by Congress. Bnt we
are now informed hy the National Journal thai
the Post Master General has. without law OF
authority, taken ii upon himself to raise the
salary Of the chef managing clcik. fr,m 100
to 200 dolla,s. Is IL true N y Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08
VERGENsAS
LYNCHBuRG. AUG. 3. 100,
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
CONGRESS.

ffdnk'm-So opposition to Naibl. II. r..
borne, the former netubar. ia.
SPoitsyirauia-Joh NJ. Patton. f,hs =.
member,) 400, Lawrence L. Dade 10 aie
precinct 10 rear from. We
Richmond cona'y-J. w. CHIN l5B L.
Talisierro (the iaie 10 ember) Sc. 'ohh
Hsnrico- Andrew Stevensou--no onnos,,;-.
FfinceSS dune Thomas Newton 3S /. Gs,,,..
10y all date member) 235
Rockbrtdge Robert Craig 400 Elo.
Miller S4.-Mongomer1- Cr,ig 5d2 d.
10 Two or three counties Ia Sot, ., I'M, ne,
fincaste paper informs us that Mr.. Mill -.
declined farther contest "as
AfoenthR -Wm.f. Gordon-po onnos;,;..
Isle u bight-Jobn Y. Mason 1876 R ,cb.'',,
Eppes ll6. '"a'a
STATE SENATE.
fr Gnktn-N0rborne VI. raliaFerto soy r,
Wm. Campbell 36l.-Bedford We, ,nvo,o oo'.
Spofsyirnnia-PaTker $40, Dickinson Ia,
Upsbur 81 One preeinc, to hear f,on, 'o''
40 n'c ,.,' r,oatnty-hu"gsroord iU4, Bayse
Rockbridge- Thomas J. Suar, recs;vaa
large majorIty over Mr., Paterson. mo ~
member. "'o
Isle Of Wishi--Achibald Atkinson GAS r,a.
els RuIlin 43, Francis k,ves /.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
IL NV dHneAcu 10 en- CD vuki7
show the number of members 10 which !, :,
entitled.
Ffanklln [2)-Capt Samuel Hall. ea,
Capt. w. Woods 442. John NJ. Holland a,,4
Charles Powell 295, Thomas Helms 1874
SPofSytcdnia N)-PeweliT 800, Fulcher 24z
One precinct to I've heard fronr.
Richmond county Q)-Carter $50, Brsnbag,
81. Lancaster 10 be heeTd from.
Heinrich (D-John q. W,llisms' 49,. 7os5
VI. Bolts 81, Wm. {. Mostly ~. Edward g
Mayo Oh Wm, b. Randolph 81.
Princess dune l)-Jeiemi,h Z. Land. 233
Ctades Il. Sb,,ld 1876.
Rockbrtdge GIVE understand mar Sa M
McO. Moore s"d Wm. A. Md Jw-ll are r..
slecied-Ihe ior'ser by large majority. md
tue latter bv27 votes over Charles r. Du1,p.,
Atbcmarte Office ". Wood $40, Thomas
J. kanioIph $40, Hugh Nelson 273-Prec,not.
not heard from, bui the election OF the two for
mer considered certain.
Isle IF WigM ND-James c. Jordan Loo
Ioei HJIeman id.
Montgomery u)-WiIlam B. Preston, bve
large maJoiuy.
NJ! 1H The last Legislature.