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WATERLOO DEFEAT.


NeVor before in This city and county, has there
oeeh such route! Horse foot, and Dragons, all
scanpeTing, seeking safety in fight, and in some
retreat TO dole ont their sorrows and bind up their
WOUNDS and manged carcases.
Inc friends of tho constitution, and of the co,ir-
uy' met the enemies of both--thc hordes of dis.
organizers the "spoils" men, those no after the
raves ana the fishes, and look upon country, and
upon regular government aud law, secondary
ana IN manly and dignifed movement, with tho
constitution In their hands and the love of country
10 'heir hearts, made one united excriiou of their
power which shook the mongrol faces of the Jack.
son party into pieces.
Inc fruits of this great victory, are in three
members OF Congress out of four, "a Senator, and
@@ ont OF eight Representatives, for the county v,
,he whole OF the City Representatives in the State
legislature, five members of the Select Council,
me whoe of the Common Council, the Sheriff,
coroner, County Commissioner. and Auditor.
inc only reasons why the whole four members
OF congress were not elected were, that frightened
at tne skeleton like appearance of Jacksonsiu, Su.
theriand declared he anti-Jackson and his OBJ.
Ponent Mr. Gowcn, having been only ten days
IN The field had not time, over such district
made up of patches and embracing n circuit Of
ftrefne miles at least, to unnask him and expose
his object
One OF the two Assemblynen lost by us, the
worthy and highly respected Mr.. Lardner, was
hiehed from US by mean artihce--by inserting
clandesti1cy in the place of his name on the tick.
ct, that of Nc Michael
Had any such trick been suspected, Mr.. Lard.
ner's friends would have DESTROYED ito effects
and placed MIR. Lardncr where his friends would
have been happy to him, aud where his own
merits entitle him to be. A.
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b 6ctosavoegss SJsG ss60
Saturday Evening. Ocs. l3.
PENNSYLVANIA. q

We give complete returns for the city and coun-
ty of Philadelphia. Tho route Of the Jacksonians
is total So great a change in public opinion, so
rapid and so decisive, has never been witnessed
1t scarcely possible but that the change will
go on until Jacksonism is annihilated. We consi
der, indeed, that such is the already.
DIR. Sutherland is elected by a small majority. Hs
was supported by many Anti-Jaeksonians, and Ger
tainly belongs to that side. Davis, the Jackson
candidate proper, received 45l votes!
DIR. Burden is privately, no Jackson man either.
Lewis was the nominated whole hog Jackson can
didate, against Watmough. He received 767
votes!
The result ofths election for the city and coun-
ty of Philadelphia, between Ritner and Wolfe, as
compared with 1928, shows gain of II 900 votes
In Dauphn, uhe county containing Harrisburg
the seat of Government,) Ritncr's mujorty is $50
In Bucks, Wolfe's majority from to 500. In
Schuylkill, 1872. Chester as for as heard from,
Ritner's majority 1890. Lancaster so far, IL ID
ty, gives him majority of 1000 or upwards, so far
as heard from. The Philadelphia Sentinel acknow
lodges TINT in Bucks many National Republicans
voted for Wolfe. The U. S. Gazette of Thursday,
says
nc TesuilS OF our eIectlOnS may now he calCu-
lated here without much difficulty. Pennsylvania
has ccased to be Jackson state. We say
this without exultation, for it regards men--we
do not mean 20 say that party is entirely fortu-
nate--a ajority of Pennsylvanians are now deci.
dedly and avowedly hostile TO General Jackson.
That majority is daily increasing. 1t may not be
called Clay party, We say it with candor, but it is
party completely hostile to General Jackson"
From the PhiIadeIphia Inquirer of Oct H.
A SLIGHT CHANGE
At the gubernatorial election in 1929, GEORGE
WoLF's majority for Governor in the city and
county of Philadelphia upwards of ten thou
sand votes. At tile election Tuesdpy last, in
same city and county JosEPH RITNER received a
majority of more than thousand Change in
favor Of Rtner and against Wolf, $4,000, more
than half the anticipated majority of the present
incumbent.
From PoUIsoS.
Returns Of The election held on Tuesday last in the
City and County Of Philadelphia.
GOVERNOR.
October. October,
1899. 1882.
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HAMpDEN SYDNEY coLLEGE,

The commencement of this Institution took
place on the Doth September. The following d
the order of exercises:-
PRAYER-Sgcred Music
L. Grafton in Latin-De Scripts Quinti Horutii
Flacci-With the salutatory addresses Robert ]
Mcdowell, N. Carolina.
2 English Oration:--
"Ihe pnrest treasure mortal times afford
'ls--sPotess reputation"
Thomas Gaskins Prince Edward
.. English Oration-The cultivation OF scie n CO
Its ut, effect ia promoting the happiness of people
William b. HambIin, Amelia.
- Music.
d. English Oration--The causes which have
hitherto impeded the progress Of American litera-
turc. William J. Lyle, Prince Edward.
5. English Oration-The due regulation Of tho
principles OF our nature constitutes the perfect
man. L"nis f. KiiPsiines Winchester.
6. Closophic Oratiun--Poetry considered as a
source of moral Improvement. John L. Kirkpat-
rick, Georgia.
T. English oration-Nutional glory. tho off.
spring Of National adversely. Nathaniel A. Ven
able rrinco Edward
8. The Philosophical Oration-The true causes
OF those emotions excited by the sublime and beau
tiful. Walter ID. Deake, Goochland.
Music.
y. Masters Oration-A theory of the formation
OF the Earth, founded on tho developments in
physical science. George w Dame.
TO- Masters Oration-'The influence of tho re-
formation on learning. Benjamin NJ. Smith.
Music.
IL. Degrees conferred.
IL. English Oration-The influence OF tho mo-
raj sublime on character,-with tho Valedictory
Addresses. Ferdinand Jacobs, Alexandra, ID. c..
SACRED MUsrC.-Prayer.
NoTE.-Nos . and IL hold the same grade
Nos. ana hold the same grade
The Degree Of Bachelor of Arts was conferred
on Thomas Glaskins, William b. Hanblin Fcrdi-
nand Jacobs, John l.. kpatrick, LOUIS f. Kip
slime, Walter ID. Lcakc, WillialnJ. Lyle Robert J.
Mcdowell, and Nathaniel A. Vcnabe.
The Degree of Master of Arts, was conferred
on r Edward Bishop, George w. Dame, Samuel
}. Price, and Benjamin NJ. Smith, Alumni Of the
institution; and on Samuel Matthews, a graduate
OF Amherst College, Massachusetts,.
On the following day, the Literary aud PhiIo-
sophcal Society celebrated their Anniversary.
William Maxwell, Esq, of Norfolk pronounced
an Eu!ogy on the Rev. DIR. John ri. Rice the late
President of the Society. Mr.. Maxwell, in his
usual happy manner, portrayed the interesting
incidents of his life, and briefly but forciby point
ec ont the influence Of his writings the religious
and literary character Of the State.
The next session Of the Institution will com.
mence the LIST November.
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PENNSYLVANIA

The Telegraph of Wednesday evening, con.
cludes some enlightened reflections on tho state OF
parties in Pennsylvania, as follows:
Governor Wolf, and his personal and political
friends, disaPprove Of the measures aud policy Of
Of Gen. Jackson's administration, and are decided
ly opposed to Mr.. Van Buren, and the Kitchen
Cabinet. Many Of them will unite in support Of
ticket opposed 10 tho reelection Of Gen. Jack.
son.
"Mg Iugbam, and all his personal influence.
Wolf, will be in opposition to the Jackson ticket
"Mr GowAn, and large portion oil tho ustu-
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VI The N. Y. Courier Il Enquirer states upon
tho authority of letter from Washington, that
Mr.. Gouverneur, Postmaster of New York, is to
be removed and Mr.. Cambreleng t"Premontory
symptom" alias DiarrhGa) to be substituted.
we venture to predict that this arrangement will
not DO carried into effect before the election.
Should the Hero be re-eectcd no will do that and
many other things, which he burst not do before.
Mr.. Gouverneur has offended by dsproving the
secret orders for the occupation of Florida.
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J The toliotoing Races are postponed till the 3Oih
October
FAIR FEED RACES.
FALL MEETING


VA ILL commence on the Sd Tuesday ! G,.s
tober next, and continue four day Floyd.
FIRST DAY. Giles,
Colt Sweepstakc, two mile heats, most
france hali forfeit, to which there are s. Green
Scrihers, with the best colts in the u land is
eight OF the ten distinguished winners abrous
l. David H. Brach enters b. @. Tobaccond le"afS
Gohanna, date Winfrees) is for
Archy. -
3 Jas j. Harrison enters yVilkiLson's ch g. by Sie
Archy.
4. WIN. NJ. West enters McGhee's b. @. Sir Walte,.
thc winner OF, the Stallion Stakes at Tree Hill.)
by Monsieur Tonsun.
5. VIM. Wynn enters b. c. Anvil bv AIons:e,-
Tonson
6. WIN. H. Mingo enters b. +. Florida, by Conten.
ton.
I. Jno. Nj. Bolts enters br. C. Douglass, by Gohap
ma out of the dam of Collier
o. Rehard Adams enters b. c. Primera, by Ratlcr.
y. Henry A. Tayloe enters Cornea, by Ratler
III. Jno. Minge enters bl. c. Black Hawk by He:
| spur. e
SECOND DAY.
froprietors Purse $500, two mile heats, en-
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse $500, without discount fo,r
mile heats, entrance $50.
FOURTH DAY
"a Coit o"ecPstakc, two milo heats, 300 on
trance half forfeit, TO which there arc four sub
scribers namely:
L. Jno. Minge enters Peter LYONS h = b e.
hanna. -
2. Jno. NJ. Bolts enters ch. Barbara. bv Coh,nn,
out of Wild Cat.
D. Ihos Carter enters eh. f. by Hotspur, dam by
4. o. p. Hare enters b. f. Kate Kennon b g.
tention, dam Columbia
Ample accommodations will be provided at the
Fairfield Dwelling House
RICHARD 1iI,' ADAMS, Propriotors.
sep eff
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'hrow the Unien, in preference to submitting to
|iay's success! How much viii detestation be in
creased when it is seen, that the argument used
10 kindie this feeling, is drawn from Mr.. Cluys
'orih opinions; when at and the same time,
inns man, this most absurd weathercock, support
ing Mr.. Van Buren,. VITO holds the same opinions
as Mr.. Clay on the Tariff-and calling the
South TO dissolve the Union, rather than submit to
Tariff President!
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The deputies elected in the counties of Buck
ingham, Amelia, Cumberland, Cheste field, Not
tawuy, and Powhatan TO attend the Militia Convcn-
ton at Amelia G.. H., the oath November next,
respectfully informed, that in consequence
of misunderstanding in the deputation of some
Of the counties, as to the time and place of meet
ing, and at the request of the Populations from a
majority of the counties comprised in the Brigade
the said Convention will he held u. Powhatan G.
H., the 29tb of October
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u The toliO0ing Roces postponed to tho 14fG
NOUember merit
RlCll MOND TREE-HILT, RACES

u The foliOoing Roces are postponed to the 14t6
NOuember nert.
RICHMOND TREE-HILL RACES
W. ILL commence usual, the Ist Tuesday
]" oc'oOer mex, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY.
The celebrated stallion stakes-two milo heats
entrance S200-play or paw
l. Jno' NJ Bolts enters the produce Of Johanna
=. Jas }. Harrison enters the produce of Arab
3. Il. Watson enters the produce of Monsieur
Tonson
.. IN. r. Hare enters the produce Of Contention.
D. WIN. K. johnson enters the produce Of Medley.
o' "aHer Livingston enters the produce of Eclipse,
SECOND DAY.
PropristOr's Purse S3OO-two mile beots
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse S10G0-fonr milo beots
FOURTH DAY.
Propretor's Purse S2O0-two mile heats.
ALSO,
A sweePstakc-two mile heats-entrancc 5000
half forfeit, and closed.
l. WIN. II. Johnson enters full bro,bor t pill
Jones, ("TIcrr CIinc.")
= Abner Robinson ontcrs Tonson colt out OF tho
sister of Sally Niece, C'Sir Walter Scott.")
. S SnG' NJ Bolts enters Johanna fjIey out Of
4. Jas. NJ Seldom enters b. T. BY Spring Hill. out
of Sentinel mare.
). Jno Nj. Bolts enters b. C. by Gohanna, out Of
Dairy Maid, ("Rolla.')
The Purses this Race Week at Tree Hill rr.
worth Sj3600 The great number of bo,sas =;
training, and the nunlbcr Of training stables yend
1t probable that 10 or ~ will start for eaci of -
three days regular Purses,
The first day, In the important stallion st,i
there is no forfeit, and it is thomoLt -, .,
nt"s pcs. days that there never ere as Va !.
Herr Cine E5o winner G IF 9bo las,
et and Bdltiinoro--Sir Waiter e., ~ ~ WV W't
the the S yor stakes last spring at Zee HiiRe
m very promising Gohanua colt Of NJ ~
Conr ~S'o en- who, for the honor Of the Gem
tor Purse of 5000, The ert,oorl,,,. cor. =
" lam OF our city, and the promise of a we,
poos'nt recreation, it is hoped, will rfve us =, 30
scga,n' TIC opportunity Of shaking hands viii.
! ii'o"uS ara making new acquaintances
| by the Secretary Of Tie TJee-Jyju C,.L
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH

Saturday, 18th Oct, 1892, IL O'Clock
Cry HosPTAL.-Admittsd since last report, co.
lored, dead, cOIored.-Discbarged cured. 9
colored.-RemaniDg whites 3, colorcd s. total
3; Of whom doing well.
JOSEPH TATE, President
Interments near the Poor House for 81 hours
ending this day at IL O'Clock, 18th October
White, j.; coloured Total g.
tSiguedl GEO. WOODFIN.
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LIGHTNING AT SEA.

The Britannia, at N. York, spoke on the 21st
ult. lat AL, Ion. A. ship Joshua Bates, from Lam
don Tor N. York, which had lost all her sails a nd
was struck by lightning on the Goth. lille reefng
topsails. Five of the were struck by the
lightning while on the yard reeing. Two fell
overheard. and lost; tho other three fell on
deck; two Of them were killed, aud tho other SO.
vorely injured.
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CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
FRIDAY, 18th October 1889. {
Report from City Hosptal-for "a hour ending
this day at noen.
N3w Cases-colored l, deaths 2-Remaining 3
whites, ed;-total, 10.
JOSEPH TATE, President.
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GEORGIA

Notification or the reverse, seeyhs to have had
little to do with the election. Of the nine highest
candidates, Clayton, Gamble Foster and Jones are
Nullifyers; Wayne, Wilde, Gilmsr, Branham,
II
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From the Asiaic Journal for June.

To THE EDITOR or THE INDIA GAZETTE.
Sir-Through your paper, wish, once more TO
call your attention and that of tho public to an in
valuable remedy i'll of Dysentary aud Chole-
IA. claim title to originality in tho prescrip-
ton, for It was published by Government, through
their servants, l believe, nearly two years
ago; but have seen its efficacy in innumorable in
stances, and the conclusion have come to- is that
where it is prescribed in the early stages of the
disease, The cure is inallblc, and even in extreme
cases, very often efsctual The receipt is very sim
pie: Two grains Of opium, (opheeH) two of ASA
foetida (heeng) and two grains Of black pepper,
lgOoln,orici) made into pill, and by no means
forgetting to order it 10 DO well cnewed before swal
lowing have used the prescription for several
years; many Of my neighbours have donc the
same, and far | am aware, She opinion is
one and the same regarding it. In some cases I
have found it advisable to give second pill at
the interval of an hour or two, but never had
recourse to greater quantity.
l avn, &c. DAVID SMITH.
"Bowuug Grage, Mymensing."
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DIED.

On the 81 inst, at his father-in-law's, Granville
'Iimberlakc, Esq, of Louisa, in his 23d year,
Dir. THOMAS PERKINS HARDING. This amiable and
worthy young man has left Il wife, mother, and nu
merous connections to mourn his loss.
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W In ogethorPe County, Georgia, for Dele
gates to the State Convention, Judge Moore, (Nul
lIhcr) beat VIM III. Crawford, 143 votes. The
Null fica'ion Ticket has trumphed in that County
and BIB.
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JAMES LANIER, Esq. has been appointed Presi.
dent of the Agency of the Farmers Bank of Vir-
ginia in this place, vice John w. Chew.t Danrilie
RepOrfer
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MAlfItIED.

AT Wcstwood, ny The RI. Rev. Richard Chan
ming Moore. on Thursday, the 1lth instant, Mr..
WM BRowN, of this city. to Miss ELLEN, fourth
daughter of Robert Gordon, Esq.
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The Yellow Fever, according 10 the New Or
leans argus of the 9th ult. has broken out to
considerable extent in that city
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The Editor of the Enquirer exclaims this morn.
ing in sort of extacy, what pretcnsions-what
claim has this man (Henry Clay upon the State
of Virginia."
None, Mr.. Rtchie, none whatever-compared 10
lite YAM lie monopolzes all the claims and pre-.
tensions! The consistent gentleman quotes the
old Tory Evening Post, TO prove that Henry Clay
can havo no possible claim upon Republicans!
Ele even, In cautious way, threatens what
the South would do, if Henry Clay were elected!
lie means that the South will quit the Union upon
that event. We have heard this language before,
and we hold it up to the scorn Of every American.
If such is the Union-if if be dependent for dura-
ton upon the election of Jackson or Van Buren, or
any other man-lst ii go, and tho the
better Tho menace will fail. Every friend Of
Clay, every Independent man will despise it; yea,
have bis desire increased TO bring things to that
test
What must be thought Of this wretched but mis-
chevous driveller, when we find him seeking to
produce in tho South, spirit, which sbalP over
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of HORSES in the United States; among them.
the Mcr'no Eve, the dam of tito celebrated Go.
hannah, for which $4,000 have been offered. and
all her progeny, consisting of four colts; one bv
Arab, two by Medley and one by Timoleon, a mum.
bor Of brood Of the most approved blood.
my whole stable of horses now IL training, and
pialllons by the dozen or single one; the whole on
$ credit of six and nine months, for approved IA.
aer and without reserve. JNO. MlNGE. Jr'
Sept. 29-wtf
sELDEN s. CLELAND Auc.s.
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a Jackson man confessed to us the other dav
(aftCr seeing Jsckson0 that he did not think IN,
President had written any Of his messages Tres
son IN the camp-KenfUckiaB.
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fGEN. JACKSoN'S STATE OF BODY AND
MIND.

James b. Marshall, Esq., Editor Of the Frankfort
kentuckian d Commentator, saw Gen. jackson at
the late parade at Lexington. The following pic
.ure is the fir ii Of his observations. 1t is power
fully draaon, and seems To have been inspired by
truth. There ie nothing in Gen. Jackson's age
in the life he has led, 10 render it improbable
On the contrary, each contributes to render il
highly probable. Still less arc the interested pro-
iestatons of Kendall, Blair, Richie & Co., cnti-
tied to any discreditng weight. All remember the
latters vehement assertions of Mr.. Crawford's vi.
gor, at time when lie had TO sign his by
fac sinile! What was done in 1894 may be done
again. The Offices and emouments of many OF
Jacksons editors, depend upon his election, to
which, the popular belief, in his dotage and deere
piiude, wouid be fatal bar. Such persons will
declare him in perfect health, and would do so,
we verify believe, if he gasping for breath.
Those who for Jackson, will vote tor little
better than corpse. For all the purposes OF mind,
they had well vote for Calvin Edson's skeleton.
From the Commentator Of October A.
'FWe had the extreme felicity Of seeing Ger.
Jackson, ~ lexington Saturday evening last.
The old mau il cahdid snd unbiased opin-
ION the victim o! designing men. lie is in the
last stage Ok human tIic--v-rgiug the grave.
UucGnscIous OF things arouna hnn-ignorant of
The intentions OF his Keepers receiving the unmean
ing adulation of The corrupt and of the ignorant
with oil theJoy OF an IDiaDrile mind, he was to VS.
an objcct OF pity We had long since reasoned
oursclf into the belief that be was u driveer aud
a dotard.--We went to him, that we might
discover whether not position was true
We regret to say our worst anticpations more
than realized. General jackson is a superannuated
"a miserably dotiug old man.--We may say it
now without fear-we may say il conscienciouslv
for we hun, and eyed hm narrowly. II
does not require great length Of time, to
discover whether not the luxuriancies of
the mind dried up. They are as percep-
ward The green leaves of General Jack
sons life wthered and gone He is only the
shadow of himself. He could never boast of
reach of intellect, and now there fingers not be.
hind one frail remnant Of what he once enjoyed.
They who boast of his heslty condtion--Of the vi.
gor of his intellect, without shaIne-reckless
OF tho luture-dsregard(u Of conscquenccs-csre-
less of character. "They either bndly igno-
rant or most consummatcly corrupt"
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safe OF EsIoo0cd EEoyses.

Having determined to devote my at.
teDtion exclusively to other mattets,
| will sell at Fairfield, near Rich.
mond, on the day Of the Jockey Club
purse, one Of the most valuable studs
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The N. r. Courier states that on Tuesday q &orhy
young man 10 ihas city had the lodging room Of bic
boarding. house broken open sud suite Of clothes
taken away, consisting Of coat, vest and panialoons
with pumps and white kid gloves together with en-
ger ring and other articles. What renders this rob
berry peculiarly distressing, ID The fact ihat they had all
been provideasialIy provided for his marriage and il
wasosy when he gsn.eman proceeded in The evening
dress os the OCCASION that he dsccgered The loss Or
his entire wardrobe. He was married in 'borrowsd
robes
Gidso. L., Esq. was elected Mayor Of New York,
Joint ballot Of the boards ofcommoa council Of thai
ciiy. on Wednesday last. . %
The WashiRgios Globe has the iOlIowing :--.' The
Secreiay Of the Treasury acknowledges the receips
Of 5O0 dollars transmitted anonymously BY The mail
from Philadelphia, Tor duties on goods not before &C
eouatsd Tor" Tvsasnsy Depmtmens, Nos. 23I
Rev. Dr.. Bsechsr has arrived .. CincinAat, wish
bio family.