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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-20
From The Quebec Gazette Of June IL
THE ASIATIC CHOLERAI

We announced the existence of the CHol-
ERA at Crosse Isle on Friday. Ii is now in
this city. Its effects in an American eli
mate are likely TO be more severe than Eu-
rope.
Ii becomes the duty of all to be vigilant
IN repelling the ravages of this common de-
stroyer. Cleanliness, temperance, regular
NY OF habits, moderate eating and exercise,
and exemption from all excess, are the best
prcventives.
The greatest number Of deaths are from
amplain-sueet. Three or four deaths
have occurred in the Upper Town. Deaths
have been caused in from to hours!
From the Albany Eyening Journal, June Is.
Our Common Council met last evening,
TO make arrangements for stopping the in
terconrse beiween the North and this city.
The news to-day is far more appalling, and
prompt and efficient action becomes lmperi-
ously necessary. Our public officers, we
doubt not, will do their utmost.
There is not II moment TO be lost. Emf
grants in great number, who landed at
Quebec, from the infected ship, are among
us We know not how this dreadful pes,i-
ence is communicated But that il "icaIE.
eth at neon day" with UNITING and limnless
strides, is beyond all question. Passengers
who we've. surrounded with It's dying or dead
victims, on board the steamboat from Que
bee, passed through the City this morning.
For an2ht we know, they or some of tho
Elnigr"nts who haze arrived, may have
brought the ata infection with them.
From The W Y. Com. advertiser of jane 16.
The CHOLERA. The intelligence from
Montreal, received yesterday, was but too
true. The Asiotic seourge has, in yery
truth, entered the heat Of the Western
Continent, and the Destroying Angel il
stretching his arm over US. Thus far. in
Montreal and Quebec, the disease has as
snmed its drest form, and was apparently
approaching our own territory with fear
'ul rapidly. A gentleman who left Que
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-20

About fifty slave-holders in Kentucky, mn.
der conviction that there arc insurlnountable
obstacles TO the general emancipation of the
present generation of slaves, but equally con.
WINGED OF The necessity anil praetieobitity Of
cmancpat'ng their future cfspriag, have
agreed to meet at Lexington, on the 9TH Of
July next, to form an association for that pur.
pose.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-20

II is stated in late London puper, that a
separation has taken place between the widow
oil bishop Hcbcr and her second husband.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-20

The Cholera, in mild form, has made its mp.
poarancc at Hobart Town, New South Wales
The following simple recipe taken At eraughi
seldom fails of ITO riding instant relief to the pa
tient, viz: OF cinnamon water, 50 drops tine
ture Of opium, drachm spirits Of lavender, and
= drachms tincture Of rhubarb"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26

This state OF things naturally excites good deal
of feeling in Massachusetts, as that state has a
joint interest in the territory now proposed to be
coded to Great Britain, without its cooperation
or consent. What course the government of
Massachusetts, will pursue, we do not know
That they will demonstrate strongly against this
plan Of bartering their rights to foreign urisdic-
ton, we cannot entertain doubt. The whole
proceeding is one Of very extraordinary cha
racter; aud will prove, if are not greatly mis-.
taken, to be political maneuvre, having as its
prime object the approaching election of Presi-
dent.-N. y Dai. .4du.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26
CONG r ES S.

T., r.. Senate. on Friday, the resolution in
,.,,Jnced by Mr. CT ston, directing the Commit
90 nm Manufactures, (t9 which Commute had
49, ralsrred the resolution OF Mr.. CLAW on the
.,b;.ct oi the tariff. with several other PROPOSE
,,,,Hs lookiug to reduction of the revenue.) to
,nonire into the expedency OF distributing the
r,bIic lands, or the proceeds OF the sales there
81 ann the several States, On equitable prin-
c,nlas. was taken I'D for consideration, and ad-
vocated BIZ Mr. Clayton, in speech OF some
Ianrth and was finally laid on the table. The
hill making appropriations for the support OF the
,rmv for the year 1882. was L ken up, on motion
of-IIr Smith, together with the amendments re-
ported by the Committee on Finance, and, the
amendments having been agreed TO. t'e bill was
orGsled toa third reading. Mr.. Upton, on
leave, introduced bill approPriatinS SSo,OoO Tor
The repairs OF the u. States road. between Louis
vile ard ST. Louis, which was read and order
ed TO a third reading. After the passage of Sc
yeral bills, and the bill 70 authorize the Judges
of the Courts OF the L. ). TO take bail tor pro-
per- seized, and to perform other acts IN vaca-
ton time, the Senate, on mOuun OF Mr.. Hayne,
went into the consideration OF Executive busl-
ness, and conthded IN secret session until II adj
Journed.
la the House of Representatives, MIR. Yer
planck, from the Cou.mittee of Ways and NJ cans,
reported bill making appropriations in c"nfnr-
mi.v with the stipulatiOns OF certain Indian trea-
tle.. which was read twice, and committed to a
Committee If the Whole Oh the state Of the Uni
on, Mr. DoddrIdg from the COMMITTEE on the
District Of Columbia. reported bill for erecting
bridge and aqaeduct over the Potomac river. at
Georgetown, which was read first and second
time. and committed. Mr.. Doddridge also Of
Erred resolution on the subject of prohibiting
the drawing of lotteries. and the vending lottery
ticNets. which was referred to the commirree -
Tn resolution Offe ed by Mr.. Wilde in relation
70 the currency, was again discussed, and a 90
ton was submitted. by Mr.. Spe'ght. tn.'rlke out
that part which relates tn the imposition OF 4
stamp duty on bank bills Of low denomination
and a tax on banks issuing them. Before, now
ever, any action was taken the proposition,
the previous QUESTION vas ordered, on the call
OF Nr. W,ckhffe. out the hour having expired,
the House passed to the order Of thu day The
-Sldue of the sitInswas occupied by private bulls,
thirteen Of which were passed in Committee Of
the Whole House. Mr.. Ward of New York, in
the chair At hat past O'Clock. the House ad.
Journed till Monday,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .aLEXAADRLa, On. CO.
ARRIVED, MARCH "a,

ARRIVED, MARCH "a,
Brig Token. Eldridge, Boston; plaster to Ed
ward Dangerfeld
Schr. Dunton & Son, Risley. New York; to
Edw'd Dangerfeld and freight for the District.
Schr. Harriet, Nickerson, Boston; plaster to
VIM. Fowle & Co.
Schr. Leonidas, Dearborn, Trinidad; molas-
ses to Nj Miller & Son.
Schr Columbia, Smith, New York; freight for
the District.
Schr. Isaac, Travis, Baltimore; molasses to
A. c. CazenOye & Co.
Schr. Swift, Allen; salt to A. c. Cazenove
&Co.
Schr. Palestine, Frasier, Norfolk; sa 1t to A.
G, Cazenove & Co.
Schr New England, Lipscomb, Y. York; to
A. q. Caz-nove & Co
Schr Angenora, Philips, Port Deposit; lum-
ber IL George II. Smoot.
Sloap Neptune, Johnson, Philadelphia; freight
for the District.
Schr Elizabeth & Rebecca, Kelly, Trinidad.
SChr VIM. Allen, Doane, Boston.
Schr Ino, Hall, New York.
Schr. Capitol, Clifford, New York
Schr Albert, Bacon, cleared at Boston for this
Eo,t 18Th.
Brig Tribune. Staples, cleared at Norfolk for
New Orleans Goth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26
II | f. ID

On Saturday morning last. after short illness.
ALBERT c. THOMPSON, aged 81 years.-Death
in this case may be truly said to have ''preferred
a shining mark" He was fond son, all attec-
tionate brother, and a warm friend-a recolec-
ton of his virtues will be the longest cherished
by those who knew him best.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26
Nj A r RI f d,

On Thursday evening last. by the Rev. samu-
ell Cornelius, Mr.. JOSIAH s. G. RurrER, to Miss
MARY Pollard, all Of this place.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.
Harrison, Mr. JOHN MAJOR, Jun. of Fredericks-
burg, Va, to Miss MARGARET ANN HAND, third
daughter Of Mr.. JOHN JOHNSTON, of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26
AttentiON!!!

TIA Reginenta Court Extraordinary OF The First
~ Regimen, Second Brigade Of the Militia of the
District of Columbia held the 10th November, 1881
It was UNANIMOUSLY
Resolved In accordance with the 9th section of An
the more efectual to provide for the organzao on
of the Militia of the District of Columbia" that the
Uniformto be hereafter b, such Companies as are
not already uniformed, be blue Coat, white Pana.
looms, round black Hat, and black cravst or Stock
Resolved That the Clerk required to make pub'''
cation of the same, in the manner prescribed BY law
Extract from the Minutes.
JNO DUNLAP,
Clerk lst Regiment I'd brigade 81. u. c.
ian lS-2awlmeTeO2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26

We learn, says the New York Mercantile Az
,o,t;,pr. that the Italian Troupe Of Opera Sim
, ,r.. had engaged their passages in the baraue
prodept, which was to have ssiled from Leghorn
~ tbe 9Th inst. for this port. A son OF one OF
me BuOnapartes had taken passage in the same
vessel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26

A man vas on Wednesday committed to pri,
court, for attempting to pick pocket. While
d, officers were conveying him to prison, his
oeitt disturbed the neighborhood with her loud
lamentations at her husbands fate. Several
gentleman who anew her well, were greatly dis
used TO cOmmisserate her situation. "a she had
no less than three husbands al that time in the
SINE prison, and it was not known that she had
more than two at large.-U. s. Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26
MONS. CHABERT'S
TapAyas EliXir,

4 instantaneous cure for the onhsCbe, which he
"a with he greatest confidence oftrN To the public
having (beforc We took this opportunity of n king
p'i|c'' krown) f. lie Las. two years relieved, grs
tuLGusiy some tu",lre'la If individuals. whose test
mCnias he Produce, well as certificates from ma
ny em"ent medical gentlemen, Of which follow
WAsHiSGroN CITY March 22l 1882
u. CHhBgRr through grateful sense OF the bene
fit have received from the of yoLr Elixir and tn
encourage 9th - 10 avs themselves offs valuable
remedy, cheeEiuliy tender you the following state
ment
lave for wears stuff cred much with the tooth.ache
aid have had several teeth ,trsctec m that account,
though but gh'iy iecwed This has pr,-nrtiona
" enhanced ,he value of the remainder; Nh,th Undue
ed to make trial OF your Elixir in mt attack
of tn excrucisting character. the effect of the
Application was an almost in Simultaneous re!i sm
further convinced gifts pow TO effect thorough and
p. rmauen cure, from the fact, that the diseased tooth
became imme 'rly i,sensibe TO hot or coM applied -
it, VIII for several weeks before, 1t ha been
bic TO endure either. also entertain tiiv belief 'ha,
if your Elixir had been at hand former occasions.
might at thin moment enjoy the bcntf at those teeth
have had extracted on account ofh fl citing maa'!.
of which you discovered the ;!Ots.
Yours respectfully,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26

Nessrs Clayton, Adams, M'nufhe, Johnson,
Thomas. Wamousa, and Cambreleng, the COM
mittee appointed to investigate the affairs Of the
Bank of the Umted States, arrived i'll this city
yesterday afternoon. and have taken lodgings at
the United States Hotel
TPouLson's finer. esd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26

4 nuplic dinner was given on the 10Th inst. to
,.e Hon. James Buchanan, by the citizens of
I,nca,tc previous to the departure of Mr.. B.
a. v;niste to Russia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26
mar 26-3'
Bran

fO.n BUSHELS Bran, expected in few DAYS.
y JU 1000 of which are already sold Tbos.
want will please apply Immediately as what is n4
sold by the time The l000 ont, viii be sent drectl,
to Washington. GEO. JOHNSON e Co.
mar "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26

u,, Riyes, our Minister TO France, will return
=, H., United States in October next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26
BY GEORGE WHITE.

BY GEORGE WHITE.
COnper's SM"p Anrses, Carts,
DRAYS Sc.
DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to me BY Jno.
I'D w Barker, bearing date the 18th day Of March,
1882, shall sell, Monday the 9Th day Of April 1t,
at 10 oclpck, A. ~ AZ said Bari er's Cooper Shop,
near The old Diagonal Pump his entire stock Of
Tools. shop Fixtures
Stock ~ Timber on land
Empty Barrels, Kegs, &c.
And on the same day. in the Afternoon at O'clock
on the Fish Wharf, subject to deed of trust executed
to Augustine Newton for the benefit of 4 W Ram.
say
III booths. or tenements, which rent annnu-
ally for more than $500
excellent drsy horses
4 cats, srd gear complete
l dray with do do
saddles and brid es, &C. Cc.
Terms at Sale. GEO. WHITE.
mar Is -Sawl0dadts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26

TOOTH. ACHE.
For sale bu GEORGE WHITE. .4aciipneer .
Commission Merchant, .flerGadria.
nR. CAT, DENIAL urston, of = 10 the public
IL a remedy Tor curing thu ionth Ache, one OF the
uus excrucating pains which the human syst, NJ ~
liable. This valuable remedy has been used with
great success By the inventor for considerable time
past; h could give man. icses 10 its good effects,
but he prefers its recommending itsef, which IT is sure
to do on a fair trial. In Of violent tooth acie,
produced by cold and the nerves ng exposed to IT..
titan,s. it gives anos, immediate relief The manner
in which is To be used accompanies each vial Per.
sons need fear regard to its njurng the teeth in
any way; II has no. '''s fict
TOOTH POWDERS,
Prepared by Mccall himself, under his own eve.
for cleaning and the eoth, bout any acid,
which generally found in most of the tooth powders,
and prove cnay destructive to the teeth This Is
pleas and cent pow er 1t restores all that ma
tive beauty winch originally attached to the teeth
In children ~c.la ngrown persons, when the teeth
near the gums 3ecom. dark, it removes the dark
colvring BY sppic. ion with brush in the course OF
tao weeks. which is far preferable to ALI instrument
1t always be used with water, little ri first, and
Afterwards greater quantity.
= Country merchants and others supplied With the
aboy valuable i,rops aud Powders at considerable
discount, which, not found etlicacous may be return
ed md the money refunded NO CURE NO Ply
mrs. w4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26
70 Rent.
GrounA PLASTER for sn\e.

By THE 7UN, B.7RREL, OK BUNLIEL'
vkSlE subscriber prepared to supply his customers
and others with Ground Plaster at a. low prices a.
il can be had in the District for cash Also constant
supply a, the Cameron Mills, mile from Town,
where tn, price is seven dollars per ton. WsgonerA
can he supplied without delay.
The highest market price paid for cd WHEAT,
delivered either at the Mills or at my Store in Town.
IONA. JANHEY.
Alexandra, Sd mo 16-d1m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26
Mr.. Ge"eres

DEsPECrFULiY nforms his friends and the ladies
r Z and gentlemen ct ,iexandris, that his Dancing
School will he open Fdl, next, the 3lst instant. at
his Dancing Rocm It 5 O'Clock. for young ladies and
boys Young entl.m.n will also be instructed in the
evening - S o'clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26


From charlottesville are indebted to pas
serger IN the schr. MtDonough. arrived at New
port, Tor Bar6adoes pape to the 25th ult. lnclu
sNe.
Several fires had recently occurred, but they
ere all got under without material damage
The Globe OF FEB. 23 says, While the greatest
precautOn snouid he observed by every resident
IN this ,tlll runOus town, we trust the commits
Soners will see the necessity of guarding
lsMnst the fatal consequences TO be apprehended
iron serious oonhagrat,on"
The paper of the 22d SAYS, 1--WE have disagree
able news from Trinidad, and no wonder,-
hen We think of the danger of The experimental
,'g''allOh resOrted to for the government of that
Island Particulars of the commotion have not
reached US. ~ T. Jour. Com
The steam boat Star in the West, one # the
Mnolle mail boats, took fire on her passage from
Mobile to this city. on Thursday morning, about
~ miles from the Lighthouse, and near St. Jo-
"'s lsland but owing To the extreme GOODNESS
OF the "aptain, and the determined perseverance
VI me sailors, the boat was saved. without suE-
'er'nS any very material injury. The fire oris-
'a'ed near the boilers, and instantly spread across
"'e whole deck In large flames.
1Ne1c Orleans .frgus.
oy message from Governor Lncoln, of Mass.
~ ms 'es''l AZURE of that state. it appears. that
ue late secret and singular proceedings of the le-
-aature OF Maine, respecting the boundary dis
pl'e with New Brunswick, were adopted in pur-
vance OF the advice Of Mr.. Preble. the agent of
~. - am At Washington, conveyed in confidential
letters ,, from him to Gov. Smith of that state
tnese letters Gov. Smith did not feel authorized
"dlse'ose, without the consent of the WRITER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26
Hampstead for sale.

HHWVstcHO wv sHKo'
yNyIIL be sv,1 to the highest bidder, Saturday,
w the 9Th April next that desirable situation, called
ssssS< HI MP s TIE fl d,
SyHE lying in King George County, three.fourt
STSS of mile fro = Boyd's Hole, where the steam.
,ric stop and land p sengers and freight four times
week. On the premises area Dwell House. Store.
House. Warehouse, House for Post Office, Stable and
Csrrisge house, and all the necessary Outhouses in
good repair.
For Merchandising, IIAapsrE.D possesses many sd.
vsntages and is pot surpassed by other situation in
the Northern Mex. Germs made known ,he day
of sale. SAMUEL PHILLIPS l. SON.
Fredericksburg, March H. 1852
mar 20 2sw7thA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26
A AYO, VI ID

NV YORK Dec 8. 1851
To Mons. Chabert.-SIn: in er TO our note OF
this morning, respecting the result OF IN, obser atoms
Of the effects of 'apuy Elixir have tn. plea
to state. that have Witnessed its appca ion To
ten Of tooth ache, IN all of winch The
liet immedste and for yh know the cure per.
msnent, and Their fore have not the least hesitation
recommend it for general use.
RespectfIlly your OBJ die MT sery1rt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-26

Z. o. ~ YER, NJ ID
ps,ienls relieved in this county. well in urope
the demand FIR he Elixir at present being great,
is found difficult to supply agents and others h hu
limited Quantities; arrangements however ar" Masking,
that all can be supplied with such quantities ss they
wish
X C.. respect ully informs the public, that he has
appointed tn subscriber Snle Agent for the United
States, with power to create Agents who will al
ways keep prepared sufficient quantity of the Elixir
10 supply the agents appointed aud those to be appoint
ed, druggists, country merchants and others whole
sale prices. Letter and orders directed to HIM post
paid will meet with prompt attention.
~ None issenuine bu' that which hs' K Chabert
moulded on the bottle, on the wrapper, e. J. 6
C Price so cents per bottle
The following are the Agents already appointed.
WILLIAM STABLER,
Sole Agent Tor Alexandria.
In the City of Philadelphia. Brown, Drug and
Chem cal Store, N. f. corner Of Chestnut and Fifth.
streets
In New York. NJ. Slocum, Druggist, No. 403 Broad.
wa,; G. Chiffon, Chemist and Apothecary No. 81
Park Row.
In Baltimore, Henry Price, corner of Hanover and
Baltimore streets; +. Ducatel and sons No 26 Baiti
morestreet.
In Boston. A. w Price. Druggist
In " ilmington, 81 johnson, Druggist.
In Fredercktown, Mary and, VIM Fisher
In Washington, WIN. Gunton Druggist
JAMES G., CLARK
No 1872. Arch street, Philadelphia,
General Agent for the States
mar 26-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20

dangerous In the extreme (hope therefore, t6at,6ey VIII
DC aoandoned but 1t does not follow that safe effort can
ever be exerted towards the object. have not
INC necessary information 20 enable enter into tho
details oil pan and shall therefore decline gesf
any Ii Will probably be found, however, that the re-
sources oil the State if applied in the purchase and
val oil the female increase alone. at early an age
as possible, consistently with humanity, are altogether
sufneien when combined with other causes indepo ndent
o. nc government 10 prevent any increase of the slaves
not 10 diminish their numbers. OF course the whites m
'hat event. would IN few Years greatly ou,number them,
anu c consequent increase Of the produc industry
tue country require more labor than the could uppy
whenever white labour shalt be generally resorted TO- slave
labour VIII a into dsepue. 1T that precise iopeut
me tro'k 81 dcoition begins, speedy completion il
but the Necessary effect or moral causes I
the mean time, the Colonization Society will be found a
powerful auxiliary. II becomes every man in slave
holding country, to support that noble monument of the
wisdom aud philanthropy of The age. Whenever the
people OF Liberia shall become nation possessed of trade
ana shipping OF its the work ct colonization will
discharged a half its expense. sanguine in tho opin-
on that in less than fifty the people of Liberia will
be found among the most prominent, efficient safe
tors in the work of abolition here.
The task which have proposed to myself Is fn<
ished II have written any thing which contribute m
any degrecoPace this perpexpg question upon its
principles, II will be subject of sincere rejoicing me-
ana not without its profit TO others These ESSAYS have
already greatly exceeded the limit which originally pro-
posed for them My apology must be found in the LAM
Guage oil Sterne-"Let no man say, come, will write q
uuodecimo. LOCKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20


Botefouf, q Del)-Fleming b. Miller. $685. George
w wilson l6O,-Wm. Anderson 357
Campbell, q Del.)-James c. Dearing- $685. l.. T..
Cheatham' 552,-Wm. Daniel Qate Delegae) 1856.
SENATE-Flood 1904, Randolph SIC, Gordon 9s.
(Floods present masority 42S-Cumberland county TO
vote. which expected 10 give Randolph large MAORI
~ of its votes.)
DinUiddie, q Del) -wm II. Brodnax Is7, John L.
Scott 76.
Hardy, Del)-John Mun has beaten Dr. Turey
by small majority.
Lnnenburg, q Del)-John T. Street, without opposi-
ton ~
NORFOLK county, q D.)-John W. Murdaugh" 221 DR..
VIM Collins l9i,-James E. Wilson SO, Wilson Scott CO.
Dempsey Nash 40. CThe Norfolk Beacon says that Mr..
Nash was the only "Aboion'' candidate
Hdfhe,oS.-(S )-P. Ayleu l36, Aug. l.. Dab
ney 10i, DIR. Nelson B.
northampton, q Del )-Wm Dunton- without OPPOSE
uon Mr John Page contradics in Card, the assertion
that MIR. Duntonis friend of Mr. Clay0
Pophdtdn, q Del)-John w. Nash elected by a ma
Jory OF Ia votes over Thomas Miller. 1--WE understand
mat Mr. Miller was not candidate, and did go upon
the bench poll was opened for him by his friends1
Prince Ed,card, Il. DeL)-H. E. Watkins over Asa
Dupuy.
Scott, q Del)-F McMullin" elected over T. Ro-
gers.
IPythe, q D)-Dr. stanger" 272, without opposition
SENArE-Mr. McComas 303
+Not in the last Legislature.