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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
Negroes for. Sale.

NA ILL be sold to Tho highest bidder, for each
at McCoy's Tavern, in the town of Car.
tersville, Cumberland county,) on The let day OF
January next, if fair, if not, the next fair day there
after, abont 80 likely Virginia born SLAVES
There arc among thom, u number of first rate
house Sorvsnts, both nalo and female two seam.
stresses, two good ostlers and an excellent female
COOK. Persons wishing to purchase for their own
use, would do we'll to attend this sale.
JOHN TANDY,
Croochland Nav
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

FHNHE Commission Business heretofore conduct
n cd by JOHN GARTH, will hereafter be
continued by tho subscribers under the firm If
GARTH & COLQUITT, who promise unro-
mittcd attention TO the interests Of those who
may think proper to make consignments to them.
JOHN GARTH
mo. il. cOLQUITT.
nov i6>2sv Ats laval
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
Partners Bank of Viroinia.

Farmers Bank Of Virginia.
ME annual meeting Of the Stockholders for
"a the election of Directors for the Bank and
for the Offices o. Discount and Deposit, will DO
held on Wednesday, the 9th day of January next
do 4-2awtdm VIM. NEkERVIS, Cashier
n OTICE.-rhc general meeting oftEe Stock.
' holders Of the Bank of Virginia. will be held
according to the charter, at the Bank on the first
Monday in January next
dc 7-ctdu, a. ROBINSON rysb;cr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
SOC EE0.n.

FELIX MATTHEW'S will continnc business
at The same Stand-and grateful for the encourage
meni he has heretofore received, while IL partner
hopes by unrcmittrd attention. to share Il contmu
alton OF the same, as he intends keeping general
assortment of GROCERIES-and on az rood
terms as they can be purchased in the City.
dc 20--2t f. MATpHEIVS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
COLUMBIA, Dec. II.

COLUMBIA, Dec. IL.
Robert Y. Hayne was yesterday, elected by the
Legislature, Governor, and Charles e. Pineknsy,
Lieutenant Governor Of S. Carolina.
The Union Convention assembled in this pl1cs
yesterday Their proceedings oro Jot in future.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
de a-eat JOHN J; fTSh sELcfER Proprietor.

q tOAL PITS TO RENT-'rho lease of tho
" subscrber's Coal Pitts to Mr.. Chubb ending
with the present year, he is DESTROYS of leasing p
them for further period. They are in good or.
der for raising coal, and provided with all nc.
ccssary machinery and fixtures, and there is rea.
son to believe that i'll their present state, a years
work can be carried on with advantages; and that
by further exploring, Uhe expencc of which he
is willing to incur large body of coal may
DO found accessible from the present shafts. Per-
Sons disposed TO lease, may examine tho Pits and
inspect survey and plat Of them, and of the
ground above.
Should he not lease them before tho LIST January
next, which be would prefer he intends 10 work
them himself and in that event will be dcsirous Of
hiring from 30 TO 10 good Hands, of which due no.
tico will be given. JNO. WICkHAM.
do 13-c5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
Goochland, Nov. 2G-w5t

kEhRS olL-This Oil is now universally
@-D allowed to be the best article ever propared
tor promoting the growth of the Hair. Other
ssPecihcs have their days of regulations and then
f1ii INTO neglect, while the character Of this Oil is
constantly rising, and its uso becoming every day
more ana more extensive. For sale by the dozen,
or single bottle NJ L. DAY.
do 10 H1,Lot Sn,,.r.
~ OiICE.-All persons having clailns against
LIZ the estate Of James n. Brown, deed, arc 70.
questod to present them Immediately al the office
OF ROBERT NJ. GORDON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
So NEGROES Ar AUCTION.

On THURSDAY, the 9th inst at 10 o'clock,
will be sOld, in front of Auction Store, fifty as
valuable NEGROES as any in Virginia, consist
ing of Blucksmiths, Carpenters, Sawyers, Seam.
stresses; one Cook, one Dairy Maid, and plantation
hands; among them of the best seeds and
Plough-rnen-all are from one estate, belonging TO
gentleman who intends removing from this quar-.
ter, J. &. S. COSBY & co Aucie
dc 7-2awtds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

Charles Wells, Esq. has been reelected Mayor
Of Boston, having received 29ls votes, out of a to-
tai of3609.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
To William Watkins, and Iounge
Watkins.


"A you are not inhabitants OF this Common
la wealth, we take this method of Informing
you that on the Gath, 25th and 26,h days OF Janu-
AIRY, 1888, at tho tavern or house Of entertain
ment of Mrs. Elizabeth Fox, in King & Queen
County, between the hours of ten in the morning,
and five in the evening, oithosc days, we shall take
tho dcpostions of Harris Carlton, Edward Fox,
John Walker, James Basket, and others, to be read
as evidence in a suit now depending in the Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for King &
Queen County wherein we ara plaintiffs, and
James Govan. Ex'or of Edwin Lumpkin, decd
Hugh Campbell, Sheriff Of King 6 Queen county,
TO whom has been committed for administration
the estate of Richard Lumpkin deed, unudmini-
stored by the said Edwin Lumpkin, docd.; Mary
S. Purkns, Thomas Jordan, William T. Gibson,
Solomon S. Rifle, Susan Lumpkin, Richard Lump
kin, Winter d. Lumpkn, Robert Saunders, William
Saunders, Catharinc G. Saunders, Patrick II
Lumpkin, and Ills wife Delila Corbin Watkins
William Watts, admir- of Richard Watkins, decd
Peggy Lumpkin Samuel Augustus Lumpkin, Ca.
tharine LumPkin, Sarah Enca Lumpkin, and
yourselves are defendants. when and whore YOU
may attend, if you please.
ARClEE BROWN,
LINNAEUS c. GATEWOOD,
dc ll-w4t Ex'ors of George Saunders, decd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

"A SWEEPSTAKE open, and will close on
Ia tho first day of January-n,ilo heats 0or 3
year olds) entrance 300, half forfeit, Subscribers
now-Joha Hcth, William VIM, William NJ.
West, William Il. Eglcs,on, James ]. Harrison, ir.
John NJ. Bolts, and james J. Garrison
Subscribers will please make their entries known
by the LIST of January. 1888
Also. Posts,ske, for , year old, mile heats,
ontrapce 500, p. p., four or more to make
race, and TO close by tho first April next-thore are
8 subscribers.
/. PUCKETT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
Sale of $4,000
Fire Fer Gent. ,SGafe Stock.

oaie OF S3U,UCU
Fire Fer Cent. STATE Stock.
ERY Authority Of an Act If The General As
AD semhiy, passed 9Th r. hruary last, cn'i-
tied San Act To amend an Ac, eni lt:l an Act
auihorsing the Board of Public Works TO sub
scribe OIL behalf of tile Commonwealth TO the
Stock of the Petersburg Rad Road Company
TIE President and Directors of the Board of
fntlic Works, will. on Friday. Tia 25sh insr
at IL "'cIork, in front Of the State Banks, pro,
Geo 10 sell. TO the Highest bidder. Certificates
Of STATE STOCK, to the amount Of 30 600
dollars, bearing mn interest Of 5 per cent paw
able sem!~annuay. on the 18th January and
18Th July, NJ the Treasury OF The Commons
wealth. This Stock il irredernaile for %
years, but is uf,crw ards redeemabie MT the
pleasure of the General Assembly.
by oider Of the Board Of puslic w orks,
j. BROWN, Jr.. 2.i Auat.
de 20-tds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
I'INlOLEON.

VIE Richmond Manufacturing Com pany wish
n es to hire for tho ensuing year, 10 work in the
Cotton Factory, number Of NcgEoes, chiefly
young mon and boys, and women, without incum-
brance. Apply at the Office, opposite the Colum.
ban Tavern. r. I'll. CUNNINGHAM,
no l2--c If Agent Of tho r. NJ Co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
Extensive sale Of PakuQlle BLooDED
HORSES.


| ssA On Tuesday, the 9Th day
! W 1875 OF January next, | will sell in front
! G.&SS & q of the City Hall, in Inc City of Rich
! NJ GSaS momd, OH crsei! of and
sesss1SafSaa twelve months, the following valuable
LIST. The celebrated running Horse and Stallion
Lafayette by Frginian, dam by Archy, e. d by
Sir Harry, g. g. a. by Chandelier, g. G. e. d. by
alcadc's Old Celer. (tIie best OF old imported
Janus, e. 6. g &. by Mark Anthony e. g. z. y. q.
d. by the imported Finnap, G. G. 2. 60 T. i.
ny Marx Anthony 8, e. G. &. z. &. g. d. by ported
jolly Roger, out OF The old imported marc Mary
Cr'y-for La!ayete's performances, Turf Re.
giscr.
I'd. Logan, s years old 5-lcet inches high, a
rich dark brown, by Archy out OF the dam Of La
fayettc, fine looking Stailion;-ho was foundcrcd
when two years old, which the cause of his
not running.
Any gentleman wishing to procure a Stnlliop,
would here have opportunity that seldom Offers
Either of the above Horses, iudicousIy damaged,
might make for his owner two or three thousand
dollars, before he had to pay q cent.
81. Il Brown Mare large and finely formed, in
foal by Gohanna, full sister to Lafayette.
4th a fonson Coli, 3 years old, Gnc bay, out
of the above Mare No 81
9th. a Sorrel Mare, by Play On, who was fill bro.
| thcrt Stump the Dealer, out Of Mercury Mare,
g. d. by old Janus, e. &. by Shark in foui by Co
hanna: she is the dam Of the sorreI FLY that won
Tho swcePstakc this fall, at Fairfield.
9Th A t;ohanna Cois dropped last spring, out Of
the above Mare.
7th. a fine Young Stallion, 4 handsome bay
Horse, by Sir Archy five years old next aptng,
dam Jack Andrews, Z. d. by Diomedc, &c.
With LumcrCns other Mares, Colts aud Files
that will be exhibited ON the day Of sale.
The above Sale will Ger ainy take place without
limitation or reserve, az tho number | have COM
rcIs me to meet the sacri'eathat may be exnccicd.
JOHN NJ Bolts.
Honrico, Dec. 5h 1899. CT
~ Tho Lynchburg yirgnan, tho Clar.otlcs
Wills Advocate, and Winchester Rcpuhiicar will
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
CAKOLININN.


IHFiifS celebrated and we'll known Horse W I'll
a again stand the ensuing season Mt my house.
Spring Grove, Hanover county, Is miles ffcai tho
city of Richmond, 3 miles from Goodal's Tavern
aud miles from tho Merry Oaks Tavern. Pod
gree, performances, &c. hereafter.
WILLIAM l.. WHITE,
Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase Stations, Mares
or Colts, will find it to their interest to take look
at my stud, consisting Of seven Stslliops-tvo
by Sir Charlcs, two by Monsieur Tonson, two by
Tariff, and ono by Coniouton-four Mares in foal
by Carolinian, and three Colts by Gohanua, year
old neat spring. w. l., w
de lO-2awIt
" SHE Subscribers have received by the packet
n Hornet an additional supply Of staple and
fancy DRY GOODS, suited to tho present and an.
preaching Their stock is now complete
and well assorted, and will be offered at wholesale
retail, good terms as those Of any house in
the city. They solicit cali from their friends in
the country, and will also use their best excrtions
to execute any orders in such manner as TO give en-
tire satisfaction. HALL g. MOORE,
no Sc tlJan Main Street Richmond
A FEMALE well qualified to give insiruct-
IN ion in Music, and can come well recon-
meuded, viii meet with liberal ene Oura gemeut
from Miss Hughes, Precepiress of ii o BeDv,nne
Seminary, Gloucester Ccuoty.
dc 20-c 12t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

WE BANK OF VIRGINIA will be closed,
n as the custom is, on Christmas day, and the
first day of January. Notes duo on those days
must be paid on the previous Mondays, and Notes
to DO offered for discount must DO lodged on the
preceding Saturdays. de I9-w nSs m St
TNVHE subscriber has just received supply Of
y Country SOCKS, worry heavy for servants,
Eds 80 NJ. g. VALENTINE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

by those who ~ III too late discover, that thew
have suffered tho Last occasion TO pas, sway,
when Liberty or the Union could have been
preserved"
Fellow citizens here rcpose tho IGNORED
bones Of our auccstors-hsrc the eyes Of our
children fist bcbeli the ght, and here, when
our mortal race Is run, we hope TO rrpuso on
The bosom Of our common mother. Bound to
our country by such sacred ties, lot others de-.
sert her if they can--resile her IL they will
give aid and countenauce Ia her euenies if they
may-hut for US, WE WILL STAND ea FALL
WITH CARoLISAr"
The Speech created an universal enthusiasts,
aud drew from many au eye around. such 'ears
as men tnay wecp.--l was worry much struck 10
see, among others, the honest and sturdy veto
ran Harrison, lone ofthe officers ct tho Senate. }
with his s,ora rough face delugcd with tears.
j raw, too, near me, many manly lace hidden
-mnny ho!d brow Hushed-thouBh cnnuot
precisely say, that 1 saw any Union man 30 ai-
fec,cd.
Gen. Hnyno uttered his Discourse, with nil
his accustomed grace aud warntl; and, more
especially, with all that mir Of deep feeling, aud
honest CT nviction, which makes his delivery so
prevailing.
The usual Oath was then administered 10
him, together with that prescribed 10y tho late
Ordinance.
The SENATE anil House afterwards attended
10 the Senate Chamber, whore was delivered
W TIE Governor ms commission.
Afterwa ards, both Houses accompanied him
To tho portico Of the State House. where he
was proclaimed in for,n.
The S-uate aud House afterwards joined in
ballot for an u Senator, to supply the va
cancy occasiohcd by the resignation Of Mr..
iiayne.
The Bill FOR the protection mud ,lefence of
the State Citadel and Arseunl at Charleston
tcmpo~ criug The Governor 10 employ n Keeper,
assistant keeper, and other prrs.,rs, to act as
workmcn or seu'ine 3 al,nut tl,e building) was
read n srcond time, aud sent {" the Senate.
HE Bill, for the better regulation of the
Militia of the parishes .of~St. Philips aud 81.
Michaers, was read ans, amended in some par
ttSui.u3.S
Mr.. Noble, from the joint Con,,pittus to eou t
Tho Ballot Tor S"nator uf tho Unitrd Stntes
Reported, For John l.. CAlhouo, 1911
Scattering. 2S
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

ON Tuesday, tie 9Th day
--ZcA OF January next, will sell in front
IS & d of the City Hall, in the Ci,y OF Rich
S'38 momd, credit Of SIN and
,2a1S-aafsia twelve months, the following valuable
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-09

v;dNale kit ssaisa and al the Different bsuncss Of
the GOvoRnmess. We hold that The President b bound
e execute every treaty, ana enlssee every Nv o
memi; and that after the Supreme Court has lomouR-
ced such law constitutional his FeioSNl omission
20 enforce q, i just cause for imuaachmeus. We
believe taG NIL laws should be made in tas spirit OF
consultation aud compromise, which gave birth 20 the
constitution itself; that the Interest Of majority Of
the people should be Csnsalted IN the formation OF
mnor;,v s 5%St SS ~ ~ sov IN The
doctrine Of party that when laws are daily enact
ed, they sapFeae and f MOI voluntarily submitted
10, mast be iorchly eSeeeaaeds - We sgat .nv'd
Gais, as associations and States.We have hiIheTto
until recently regarded this docllpe ~ fundamental
principle Of Tepublcan nsti1tions and We regret
that there should be, az the ptesene time, necessity
as we believe there d. Cor ias formal pFomNigasioD.
For the purpose ofcarEying Oat praclieal opera
lion these principles the National Republican party
have nOminaaed AenEy Clay Of Keaiacky, and john
Sergeant Of Pennsylvania, che highest Offices in the
giIt Of the people, These distinguished citizens have
been pat 10 nomination, not because Of any distinct
foF them TOR the purpose Of minis
terimg TO their such they have, hut
because we know them TO he Oflalents integrity,
and extensive experience in public affairs: thorough
~ grounded in those constitutional principles maintain.
ed by our party, and that wherever placed, they will
employ their great abilities advance these princi-
piles. Our principal candidate, Henry Clay, is Of hum.
BILE origin; spriNging from the cOMWon people, he
has. uHder the fostering care Of republican iMsli
lutio"s, been the artifcer Of his fortune. With
his public life you well acQUainied the events Of
have transpired in the open view of his counirymen
our children eau rehcarse them.-Wheiher
template him as member 0fthe House Of Represen.
ta'ivcs, az the incumbent Of the Speakers Chair,
representative Of his country n iorega land, lead.
ing member Of the late Administrator or a Senator
in Congress, we 6nd him distinguished by great ab-
ity, uWweared attention to business, frank express
pcrseverng, and uncompromising TREAD &c domestic
iMdUstry, and aOveal and than ALL hy AN ardent
love Of liberty, and heart-American 10 the core.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-09
THE CHOLERA.

II is next to impossible IN weekly newspaper 10
keep an account Of the progress Of this malady wher-
ever il appears. In most Of the towns on the banks
Of the Hudson and along The line OF the Western Ca.
nal, there have been few cases. Ia Wcs,chester,
Po"ghkeepsie Ca''sk, Kingston, sc. i. has appear
ed-the subjects in most cases having been al New
York, or in low, filthy places where IL appeared.
In Providence aud Ne,cpor there had been three or
four fatal cases. in Treaton N.J.a few cases have
appeared, the alarm spread, and most Of the students
LETT the college. In Baitimore, several cases had up
pcared, though tho disease had not shawn itself in an
alarming manner at the last dates. Previous however
TO its appearing in any intermediate place below Phil
adeIpha, we End il making stride to Portsmouth,,
Va. opposite Norfolk where 20 or IS cases suddenly
showed hemselvcs-m of,he subjects were cOlored
persons, and nearly ali fatal In Norfolk there had
also been few cases.
Rochester and Buffalo, about 100 cases in each, and
25 or 30 deaths. Troy, than any other plnce
hear FROM disposed cover up the real state Of
the dsease-none but the deaths are reported and II
Is questionable whether all those are. In Aontreal,
there had for the las. few days been Increases the
mortality. In Quebec, and most other parts Of Cana
ada, the disease was subsiding.
In NorOaik, rather 10 the neig hborhood Of Sau.
ga'uck, there has been or cases. and deaths-all
filthy, incorporate peOple-four blacks and two white
men. In fairfield, the keeper Of the Jail died will.
the disease the fore part Of last week-the Norwalk
Gazette says he drank brandy and four cucUmbers
as preventive! Ia Wilton, Greenwich, New-Ca-
man, and Darien. one or two cases.
In BrOOkiyn, the cases and dea,hs about keep pace
with New-York, according 10 the population.
I" Stag Sing prison, il still continues There have
been about 60 deaths.
In PHILADELPHIA the disease is gradually extending.
The last three days reports, August I'd, Sd aud 4b,
showed 49, 49, and As cases. and about the usual pro.
portion OF deaths.
In the Poor-Hou near Poug Ink eepse, rs will ap-
pear by the letter which follows, the progress Of the
disease has been singularly sudden and fatal:
Extract ola letter dated Posghkeepsie, August Sd
1882, 8 O'Clock, r. M.
"There 10 great alarm in this village in consequenc,
Of the cholera having br0ken out iH the poor hoas
here. Last night at O'Clock the first occurred
and since that period there have been Is cases and
deails-a fearful and rapid mortality. There ar,
about 20 poor creatures Hashe aims house, which h
for the county generally, I'd not exclusively Gor t,
towm."-M " ado.
greatly increased, and the deaths upwards oG 4O
In New-YOrk and Albany, the disease was rather
on the decrease during the last week. The following
shows it, progress in each place:
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-09
NOTICE.

HyHE Court Of Probate for the District Of
n LitchGeld hath assigned the 2fst day Of
instant August. at ten o'clock 10 the forenoon,
at the Probate OHice in Liiehlield. Cor the ex-
animation aud settlement Of lhe Adminisfra-
ton Account Of the Subscribers. adminisira-
tors ON the estate Of Jared r. ByiRgton. late
az Washington. in said district, dccaased, re-
presented insolseut, 1t which time aud place
al persons interested in said estate win (il
they see eause) attend before said Court and
be heard in the premises.
BY order Of said Court.
JOSH MoREHoUsE, Admimis-
HoRATIO g. SPKRRY,S traitors.
Washington, Aug. 2, 1889
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-09


At Court Of Probate holden at Washington,
July 24tb. 1889, sgishiR and for the DissricS
Of Washington:
Present, Daniel b. Brims,Rade. Esq. Jsdgs.
Upon the petition Of johnson G. Hatchy
~ Of said Washington, showing 60 this
Court that he - the lawful guardian 70 Milton
HI. Swift, Of said Washington, minor undsfl
the age Of twenty-one years; and that said
minor 10 the owner in fee Of the following de-
scribed real estate. situated in Kent, 10 the
county Of LitchGeld, viz Ope-fhird part Of
four acres and half Of land, lying Ia common
and undivided with E!ecta Swift and bound
ed on the north BY, highway, east by, Alden
Swift's land. south by Peter Pratt's land, and.
west by Harriet Swilt's land-also piece Of
wood land lying in said Kent on the mountain
east of the Trapp Pond 20 called, bounded
north by Rufus FuIler's land. east by David
Judd's heirs, south BY Joel Stones lands
and west by SiIas Le0nard's land-valuad Mt
one hundred dollars-and praying, for reasons
set forth 10 said petitioD fof liberty 10 sell and
convey the same f
Ordered. That said petition 30 continued 60
the third Monday Of October. faSa, &c nine;
O'Clock in Tire forenoon, then Go be heard aud
determined at The Probate Once 10 Washings
ton and notice Of said assignment will be-
given by Publishing shis order three weeks
successfully, nc least six weeks before sait
third Monday Of Oetabar, 10 q newspaper
printed at LiichReld. ..lt.a
o DANIEL B. BaiNsMADE, judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-09
RUNAWAY

TsROM the subscriber. on the nth Of Jane
n last. boy by tina name Of InEonoaE
n. DaaKR, indeniared 20 me BY the Select
m.n az Sharon. Said boy 10 about - yeaEa
az 49,. middling sizs--ths fore finger Of She
lels ksna 4 stiff and mis-shapsnin consequences
az = vrvund. Al persons are forbid haFhaEinB
or trusting him On penalty Of ihs law. 0na
cent reward, bat no charges. win DO paia feR
hin,. Delivered 70 the sllhscFibar.
So. ENOCH LEWIS.
Bridge, July 20, 1eSe ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-09
Ma.tApAMs:


Sir-I profess TO have been for some time pretty
accuraie observer Of the "signs Of the mes" in re-
gard 10 the progress Of the Presidential Election
Fosr years agoI cared very little who elected,
como accounts pseierring Gen. jackson. I now how.
ever most sincerely deprecate his reelection. How
10 prevent IL, has been The main inquiry, because
have doubted whether Mr.. CLAY could gain sufficient
strengsh 70 Gust him. Of late, however, my hopes
have revived. Without New-York and South. Caro-
lima, Gen. jackson cannot succeed-and with them,
Ne. Clay may. herewith se"d you s,atemen, Of
che number Of Electors to which each State 10 entitled
under the new censUs-and also calculation which
Lhave made ous spoa paper. Of the vote which each
candidate win receive. BY Il, you will perceive that
Mo. Clays chance Of success, &c he obtains N. York,
10 good the Geaerals-and that he srM obsaia Il,
macy ofthe most Intelligent gentlsmen from that state
ahink fhArA ha dos,A,a