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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

The Match Race between Col. Richardson's
,;,l. Venus and Col. Wm. r. Johnson's Bon
ns,s.'o Blue, 4 mile heats, 5000 aside was run
over the Columbia Is. c. Course on Gath ultlmo
and Won BY the former in one heat. by two
Is0s,bs. Time, Sm. After running for about
,,s mile aud half, and leading in fine style,
Bo,oe,. % Blue gave way in one ct her hooks,
and became 80 lame. that her owner, fearful Of
M, bein: able to get her home, declined running
her second heat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
AMERICAN STOCKS in LONDON

The various Stocks Of the u. States, that are
knowG 10 London. bear higher rate than any
other Foreign Stock, and even the Government
Stock Of England tCes not sell at 50 great an adj
vance, as that Of some descriptions from 'his
countr,. OHIO Skies are selling at III per Ct,
the rate Of Exchange added, makes it at i27 per
CT, all Five per cents are at about liz to lis
per CT, adding the rate Of Exchange, United
States Bank Stock in London, was selling on the
esd Dec. at e23 los to 224, although this IS a
decline from previous a'vices. yet the price bears
no propnrIon 10 tn prices in New YO k; here
the Stock Is selling al 1854, there it is selling
with the difference of Exchange 8 per CT at ll5a
difference between the two places III per ct.
nv y Dai .Adu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
COMMERCIAL.
NEw-YORK MARKET-Jan. 80.

NEW-YORK MARKET-Jan. so.
! .fshes-Advices from Liverpool Of the Gath
ult quote them dull, and 10 Improvement. Our
own market has been without change. Pearl.
are selling at 400 a 465; Pots 44O.
! Co6Se--No alteration in price, aud but few
sales. .
Cotton The accounts from Liverpool to the
Gath, give two weeks later sales some changes
had been made but the rates left at about the
same as previous accounts. There is no i'm.
provement in this market. Sales since Saturday
about one thousand bales Alabamas l0a a Is
aud Uplands 81 a III.
F7arseed-has improved, and sales of South.
ern at Ia 81; Clean is held at 1878, which is an
advapee Of about so cents. Inspection 900
casks which indicates larger crop than last
year.
Fuef-Both coal and wood have declined
Good hickory is selling at Sc 80. coal has fallen.
and large supplies continue to be received
Liverpool has sold BY the cargo at 9 25, and sew.
eral hundred ton Of Schuylklll sold by auction
at so and at 8 50 . ton, broken. screened and
delivered.
Ho"r-Is very dull. and prices appear gradu.
ally to decline. Baltimore Howard street NAV
be had at &c; New York and Richmond county
5 IS 81, and City Mills at Is.
Grain-Nolhing doing in Wheat; no North.
ern here. Corn is lower; sales of North Carroll.
ma at 62a, and Virginia at 50 to 81
Lead-The market, after having been bare for
a long period, IS again supplied, and prices have
fallen; sales at cts.
afotasses-New Orleans Is selling in lots at %
and 29c. but there appears to be no disposition
TO purchase largely, as additions TO our stock are
hourly looked for.
Spiriis-A small cargo Of Rochelle has arriv-
ed, which was sold previous to arrival; about 80
pipes and half pipes Dupuy end Dubrocca Bor
tlcaux have been sold at 81 S73.
Sugars-SaIes Of New Orleans at a 6! cts,
and OF brown Havana al 8 a 81 cts.
No change in any other descriptions of mer-
chanuse.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04

!Ship,creck. Intelligence is received by the
Havre, that the Schr. Astrea, Allen, which sail
ed from Norfolk, Va. OH the 14th of October
for Tobasco, sprung aleak on the 22d. and on
the 18th split her sails, &c, and was capsized.
All hands were washed overheard, and the cap
tain. supercargo, and two Of the crew, were
The other three succeeded in getting
ON board. cut away the fore rigging, when the
vessel righted, with the loss Of both masts. Ele.
ven DAYS after. they were taken off BY the French
brig Maria Rose, hound to Havre; only one Of
them survived on her arrival at that port. The
following we're the persons OIL board: f. Allen,
master; Joseph II. Lane, mate; Mr.. Crosby, su.
percargo; Henry Kinney. !Canney, RuIus Day,
and two others, names unknown. Inc schooner
was lost in lat. "a. long rs.
Most MelanchoIy.-The Rival. which sailed
IRON GreeDock ior OpnrtO, on the 2aa 81 Me-
v.mher, with crew Of 81 men and 42S passen.
gers for the service of Don Pedro. was totally
lost On the 18th Of December, near Galway. and
epers soul on board per,sted! The vessel was
commanded By Mr.. William. Wallace. and the
men for Portugal were under the charge OF Capt.
Bysraves. The passengers were chiefly mocha
mics, iourneymen operatives. weavers and labor
ers. from almost every town and village in the
West Of Scotland. but principally from Galway.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
THE UNION.

but We have heard great man; very great
man: one OF the pillars upon which The capital
lists rest. say, that they will prefer dissolution
OF the Uuiou to such an adjustment Of the tariff!
Ambition NAV, for a moment, indulge such "a
dream; but we agree with Mr.. Clay, when he
asserted The belief that this Union cannot be
MI not be dissolved. We agree with Mr.. Cat
noun IN the opinion that it Is not the Union, but
"osriy that Is ia danger.-1siegraph.
II the Telegraph i, satisfied that qualification
Will not be persisted in. then, and not iii then.
VII! We be convinced that neither Uuion nor Ii
berty are i'll danger.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

In the Senate on Saturday. MIR Frelinghuy
sen resumed and concluded . most able and clio.
quent speech in favor Of the Bill reported by the
Judiciary Committee. The speech is spoken Of
in the highest terms BY oil who had the pleasure
Of listening to it. The Senate then went into
executive business on the motion of Mr.. Forsyth
The hour for the meeting Of the Senate is now
fixed at II o'clock.
In the House, the Tariff Bill was again taken
up.aud variety Of amendments offered and dis.
cussed, the particulars Of which will be given in
our next. ,s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
MIR. AVERY.

The Fall River Monitor says" Avery was
examined in riverton Yesterday, before Justices
Dariee and Grey, and committed to Newport
lal last evening. lie made no defence. We
understand that he intends to apply to the su-
p'ene Court for leave to recognize for his ap-
pearance at Court in March next
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
$40 Reward.

- ANAwAY fon. lie subscriber. living near Dsvis's
Ia Ford. on Occoquan, Prince William County. on
rhe 27th January, negro named DANIEL, who calls
himself Daniel williams lie is about % years Of
about feet from to inches high; stout made bisci
compile xion aud easy spoken. Ills clothing, when HI
eloptd was of dark .willei domesuc and hat covered
with rabbit skins Five dollars will be given If tai
within the cuuny; ten ftaken out of the county, and
twenty If taken or about Alexandria and the City Vi
asl,ng,on and all reasonahl expenses paid.
Esh , 2w JppN II. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
VIRGINIA.

the present 6rs, and second Auditors, Regis
tee, and Treasurer, we're, on "wednesday, re-
elected By the Legislature.
The House Of Delegates, Oh Wednesday, pas
sell a Bill, forming a new count, on: Of Cu'PeP-
per. 20 be called PIEDMONT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
VIRGINIA SENATOR.

The Senate Of Virginia on the sO'h u't. struck
oqt the ssd February,as the day for choosing Sc
n,,or ,i the United States, and inserted the l5'h
20 which change The House agreed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
Alex anNvia Cnnnl Office

Slst January. 1888.
notice. hereby given to the Stockholders in the
~ ,iexsndr;a Carai Company. that an instslment oi
five dollars per share makng total OF $50 per share
required to be paid before the 4 day Of March
next; also an nstaimen Of dolsrs per share, to BE-
paid before tn 4th day of April; and turlhc,
nstslmcn Of five dollars per share, to be paid on or
before the 4;h day Of Nay mex.
BY order of The Board of Directors:
JOHN II GREASE, Clerk A. C. Co.
feb 2--d}t-&l,2 "A n Mar, Apr Ny
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
Orphans Court, Alexandria County,
Orphans Court, Alexandra County,

January ZerM, 1883.
goHN JOHNSTON. Adminstraor, with the will an.
d nexed, Of George Cooke, deceased, rendered bis
first account, - Administrators Aforesaid, with the
vouchers In support thereof which Is received b, the
Court, and the ~il be allowed by the Court un.
len csuse be shewn to the contrary on or before the
6rif Monday in March next; Of which all persons in
teres4ed or concerned will take notice.
A copy-Test A. MOORE,
jan 1!-w6w Reg. wills,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04

r We are requested to announce SPENCER
MorraoM BALL asa candidate represent the County
of Fairfax in the next General Assembly Of Virgins
gr GEO. T. BRowN respectfully OF
ers himself to the Voters If Prince Georges County,
Mary and, rs q candidate for the next Sheriffalty
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
hook OF This!
DANIEL H3PPOLDT. Gun Smith, Lock

Smith, aud Bel. Hanger,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Alexan-
Z dris and the public generally. that he has com
meueed the business on Prince street
(betx cen st Aph and Washington stree's) one DIOR
vest ofPrnee Street Academy. where ne VIII DO eve
~ koa Of work in his line on reasonable terms for
cash From HE exp~ience in the above business, lie
Ra,ters himself that he win be able to execute all or.
ders tor work With neataess and despatch.
! IAN ac-eoat DANIEL. ]. HAPP0LDT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALE.yaADRLa. IN. c.

ARRIVED. February Q,
Brig Planet. Pearson, New York; Plaster to
John H. Ladd.
SAILED, ..
Schooner Potomac, Baker, New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
$40 Reward

1NTU.L be giy-n TO tn. fin Ter Of small red moroc
w CO POCKET BOOK containing $50, wh,ci
was lost between John Muir. and H. DAYS Stores or
King street, yesterday morning, Oh leaving il at h
Office teb 2-t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
DIED.

A few days since, In Botetourt County, CHAs.
JOHNSTON, Esq. proprietor Of tho Bote,ourt
Springs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.

Our opinion Of Mr.. Bibb's speech in the Sc
nate was that Of an honest wight's in the gallery,
who we heard exclaim with gr,tnt g that it was
mighty dull, and confoundedty tiresome." The
Telegraph, on the other hand. says
The great debate in the Senate is progressing,
and increases in interest as it progresses. Judge
Bibb yesterday concluded his speech, in which
he maintained the rights Of the States by refer.
enee to the early history Of the Government, en-
forcing his position by unanswerable facts and
arguments, in strain Of eloquence which can
M. fail TO reach the heart aud to convince the
judgment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
a New store,
LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN has commenced tn,
GROCERY BUSINESS.

GROCERY BUSINESS,
lower end Of Pripee street, adjoining John H. Lsdd's
and directly oppo3ae where he formerly kept the
wharf, where he intends TO keep general assortment Of
Vines, Liquors, Groceries, and Ship Chaadisry,
and where he invites his old customers and others to
call and get bargains. jan @-u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04

Brig Caravan, Doane, hence at Halifax 18th
ultimO..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
Notice.

Notice.
N Election will be held at the Office of the Bsl,i
"A mole and Potomac Steam Packet Company, on
Tuesday the 12th day Of February next, for Zen d.
rectors to manage the affairs of the Company for the
ensuing year. Baltimore, gid January, 1858.
frh l. Ct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
For Freight.

,ffE The schooner SWaNViLLE carries abou,
2N 1900 barrels, will be read, for cargo in few
days and will take freight to Halifax or an Eastern
port, Apply to w. FoWLE u Co.
feb2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

),.ae. aSea ny the vafnsSi friends VI taai scu.fe
man that tle rcsul, would have boon very diffe,.
emf, had no, his sentiments und those Of Gen. Ca
bell been OF the same stamp,--Ilad tho effort TO
bring cut a candidate opposed to Modification and
Secession bcc,, rucccssfal, we know Of no man
who doubts tina, he would have been elected by a
triumphant majority, in despite of the extensive
personal popularity Of Col. Davenport, and The
difficulty in Virginia of ejac,ins ar old incumbent
from office.
With regard to the election OF members TO re.
present Halifax county in the next Legislature, il
may be, and no doubt is true, os stated, that Mr..
McPhail, the defeated candidate ",an for tho
Proclamation but it is also true, that the election
did net turn upon that point bu, al,nos, exclusive
~ question of local onceri,-a division Of the
counly--in relation TO which Mr. McPhaii sided
with the weaker party. We have no personal
Knowledge of the sentiments of the good people OF
Halifax; but, from the REPRESENTATIONS Of gentle
n'sn who have such knowledge, we have no doub
that If federal politics had been made test in the
election, Messrs. Bruce and Sims, both of whom
are gentlemen Of deserved personal popularity
would ccrtalniy have been =" run to the cyc-ash-
es, and 1t is believed that they would have been
defeated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, in Moysvillc, (Kcntucey) on Tho
18th ult by the Rev. David Burnett, Mr.. VIII
LIAM A. HARRIS, formerly Of Lynehburg, ID
Miss ELEANOR WOOD, daughter of Mr.. John
Wood, Of Mnysvllle.
-, in Washington city, on the 2s,h nt by
the Rev. Mr. Hawley, THOMAS PENNAN?
BARTON. Esq Of Pennsylvania, TO Miss co.
RIA LIVINGSTON, daughter of the Secretary
of State.
-, on Thursday the e5th ult by Elder NJ
Greer, Mr.. PLEASANT d. BROOKS TO Miss
FRANCES s., daughior Of Mr.. kemuol c. G,Ihcr,
sen. ali Of Franklin county
-, on Wednesday, evening lst inst by the
Rev " illism S, Reid Mr.. THOMAS HOVE to
Miss PAULlNA, daughter of the late Mr.. Charles
Dicson, oil OF Lynchburg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
LyxCHBuRG, MAY o, 1888.
,,urs RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

The meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Farmers
.,a Virginia Banks, called for the purpose of dec
din. whether they viii subscribe to the stock OF
=. lanes River and Kanawha Company will
81, ,l,ce in Richmond, on the 9th of this MONTH
Il !, important that those who are in favor OF that
.,,,sc,non should be on the alert. and tina. not a
ia share should be unrerrcscncd q, that occa.
..,,.
Tho Q Richmond Enquirer informs rs that the
Roanoke interest is arraycd against II, and that
Norfolk (s,ranee 10 say y is against it--and wri-
:, the Comnilcr asserrs that Petersburg also
IL soid 10 be aroasns herself against us" II IS
alec saidth,t " the stockholders Of the Bahk Of
Virginia arc cutting Their shares, and selling
them OH, for the purpose Of securing votes against
rho cytcns on Of lle capital and the loaE TO the
work 1t is well known that by tho scale OF votes
Continues the Compier) no man can have in his
own RIGHT more than 30 votes in general meeting
We'll if such schemes bc on foot for voting Us
ont shall we remain aseep2 Shall We not at
temp. to have every vote APPEAR by proxy +
We can very well conceive that, opposition Of
Petersburg and the Roanoke interest proceeds, mol
from any regard for the welfare Of he Banks, but
fsoa, sc6shness, which, initiating the dog IN the
stream, grasps at every thing. tho shadow us well
as ,he substance But that Norfolk should lend
her aiJ to defeat schem', in the success oil
which, we humbly conceive, she has rs deep II
no, dccne, interest than any other portion OF the
Common wealth, is indeed astonishing. Does she
not perceive tn Il she mus, be tho reservoir int
which the great'bulk OF tho trad. % and FROM the
4. West, will necessarily be paurcd Or, Is sh
20 much interested in the comparatively ms,gnih
ani Roanoke schen, that she has no tine to ex-
afaiae tbs great pro- ~ upon the 81 cess G, sh'ch
1cpends the qucs ioa @heiiies or no; she s!ias be
the great scapar. of the South aud Southwest
Weask t,s i,ss atteati on OF the inc.hgen,
Editors Of ti.t Borough - this subject
The Compiler iufor rs Ms that the Treasurer S
vote is witi us-tonsidsrng himself II structcd bv
the last Lays .,ro 10 vote FOR the loan lfthe PR
ya,e ..o..holdcrs. taen, VII pr.their shoulders 70
the Wheel NC ciuno, ds,ub ,hat the Subscription
will ne VI 4 .a.,l he w0rie will - on-and that
the Eve ! % ject Of aaiti.s tha Eastern AMI West
efn VA rs, Inr, 1:iatpatsd and desired, Will
be triu np,anily coAsusn ults.. We hope the
stockholders in .hs section of cma,ry will bcs,ir
III mselves in manner Gale fo- by the vital inn
rmtanca Of tbs su'.jael, rIot Ia the James River
country alone, but 10 III eftlro State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06


wcre not long sun 1ercd by DEATH Tog aher tieis
soula icas, IN pafatlso and together their bodies
rest IN hope III the morning Of tho resurrection,
when, responding to The voice of the Saviour. they
shall ,ooher come forth. clad in the robes Of i'm
mortality and the garments of sal, atom Reader,
hereby be admoiiishe,i of your nrproaehing ind.
But li,tn sllaee .ntervenes be,scrn tho eye TINT
now reeds, tie hand that Ilns w,ition undshe dust
10 which we shall soon return mud few Iparo
tcyolsin& days a,l nishls will place olr immortal
spirits either in Hea,oa Ct in lIcil. Them while
life proongs the precious light, Let Us take re.
fusc IN tho provisions ofihc gospu itnbibe its sp
rit and yield to tae inipussa Of ia snuleieyeng
prinepes that When oul change shnll conc, We
may die The Heath Of tbu righteous w.
DIED ,kcv Wa, Ami H. DAVID cor,
en- ptYkuAN Fen rnunseller n, Law and
Nen,,ly Gallagher ~ ,I.c port nnttve of Msssa-
,,b,n,,ts ~, Ion,l No. ,,..,.iancJ bv n wound
received IN = d,.l viii u, Il a S,fobel. FORMERLY
a,r,h,t,., t,n ~, ,5,a ,a,ln, N.et,laa,
- va ~.
,1.'.,,'g, ~ " w e''.V'i NJ" n
,9'n n's., 'h''e', '"''' 20 ''u.' " en-, -.
-; oape',' " 'a's ar, en- ,,'a
o'aV ' -, u'''N - w '.'. !, $40
y'"' s'o, u'''' '''e "'s''n' W.,
Nv ""s ''.' .Ii'"'''' -, '..,i,'.t -
~. a,' ''e " ','o"'s'o' o''a''s .s ,.l 49,
VIZ ~ 49,, '"s s'',' I,,.I - ha o.a.
P'Vssn' j'"'s'"' sYs'','' os'",'''' :, - A. -
's"'' 'o'"lii'"Wu ~ s""%e 'pa1.,',z :,
""S ESQ ~ s,,9 ", ', " ".s - w,neLos,a,
we p,a''s =, .''e Ia, ue ,solso
a,,o,a"a g.. ,,a e,n,n,,,wennh ha.
vino bsnn ,,"n,le, ,f ,ho l,unl rrofess,on. uo
hna ho.n !, H.. d,,' I, bi,hlvnseful mud cscellcn,
mo-, n,Jh,sloo :, ls,,en ami ,t,cres,tne family
=, ",,,n,,' H.. i,,.s
\, No. r.s,l.,.o !, pedf,ft co Anri,
ae,. ,e,a III ,1hn,rrIA InViNr !, tia
cS,, - - - ~ aae.ose1 C,r MANY
.e.' '.a' " ~ IS II t,he pros
s $500, rqa nn.,a, he, 0h,le cLr;.,io,
,,,,, ke,ln;.,o ,vas
~ 80 WI ~ i.{f,tn,
~. "a ". e, - ,,oh,,,ns
NJ ~ Wy -, nc, ,,ns ,cva,.d "a
-, ~ -, s,,,a,,..a,i, a,,t,,
Wv ~ ,,
x I'll, ,,,hor ,hio.,, ,,.n,
a''D et, $40 an -, -.
w, " w ''"'', w - - ~ I
o' ,"e 'nnof," '"'ho' Ny "'''' "n'"n'' ~"
ana radical change WINS pfoan'so' Shc oeNc"o
hen Ito 70 her mokor, receiving ana obcying MS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
q SROKE\ DOSES 4"

Oar friends Of the Richmond Wing were, moi
very lons aco, in the practice of administering to
the Edllo. III nc Enlurcs, in broken doses, very
nauscols bui very salutary holus, in the shape Of
extracts Fl on, The files Of the Enquiret Of 1894,
placed in juy,a position with its contradictory Cd
i'orAI narrratioos Of a later period. They ought
not no. To object 10 taking an occasional dose of
tho SANE sort of medicine, although it may "plaguc
tl3 inventor particularly when it is administered
ftm no feeling ofpersonal hostility or disrespcct,
bl. with hope that their own arguments may
have tendency, which the arguments of others
have not ct had force enough to effect, 10 convince
them Of the trronrousness OF the opinions which
they row disseminating with zeal such az
might be anticipated from the wcll-known sincer-
ty wi;h which they entertain and the carncslncss
with which they all occasions defend their
sen i'm MS We find, in late Frederick sbl,rx
Arcn', the following paragraph, on Secession, CO.
pied go the Wing Of October, 1892, bu. three
short m, ''ts before that paper was kncc-Icep in
Modification and Secession
SstssSo on Those who have lately become
such stcklers for the Uaon, hold up .Scrtssion MS
SOFT of @er.t-tfey seem as much DIS to say, !
haze moth ag TO ITO with N0liiGcotioa-no no;
am gulltlcss OF that sin my remedy is Secession
las II Secession was something particularly heal
ang uniting IN lis tendency II reminds tvs of the
consolation which Don Ouxotte undertook 10 ad--
minister TO Sancho, When he told him, that ercv.
Gus as were the bruises inflicted by the slaves Of the
Yanguesian Carriers, they could not terminate in
any thing worse than death. Judge Barbour and
all the new converts would console US tor the mis-
chief Of Modification, 10y telling we have
igh. Of Secession. A special recipe for keeping
dry ay jumping into tho siscr."
fcs-yes-" Especial recipe Cor keeping dry,
by jumping into the rivcr'-an admirable mode O
preserving the Union, by seeding from, il, w,
10 not know that VIC have ever seen the subject, in
SO brief space, put in stronger light w,
hope the Wing viii reconsider its arguments. ,r.
and con, in relation both to Notification g. secos
sion; and We doub, not, ifn will do so in candle
and unparalleled spirit, i. will perceive & rcknov
ledge that although State feeling and State pride
anu ch'vairy may be in favor Of the al mission
VI 'hose doctrines as reserved rights reason
anu prudence and patriotism utterly repudia,c an,
reject them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
N(!RL,GQ

Monvoe-- Corrected poll --Willam MoComns
A. Wllliom Smith li3--Mr. McComas's cleo
ION IS considered certain.
rrom the sdonongalia district full returns have
not been received but 'hc election III. c. Viii
son over VIM S Mofsn is considered certain.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
poraa'oH q del. John w. Nash Us, Rich
arr Booker s.
Monroe q )~correetci poll Henry Alexander
$50 J. w. Kelley $50.
Orange d. Lewis y. Williams,' 32G, John
r. Thornton IT. Eaton Sisnord So
Southampton I)-Bcnjamrn Griffin 100, .- -
Harrison ll3.
Hnhfax (2)---Jamcs G.. Bruce, " illiam y. Sims
by considerable neionty over Mr.. McPhsil
W. have no, received n statement itho polls.
No, in the last Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
ERROR CORRECTED.

we ma the following paragraph in the Fro
dcricksburg Arena
.-Davcpport reelected to Congress o.
W. ue"' Caoei', doth AntiProclan,ation, by
" =, Vo majority. Bruce and Sims reelected to tho
,e" o. oe esa'cs over Mcphah Ivy majority o.
wv OF oio. l ne latter gentleman, we'undcrstand,
Ian for the Proclamation"
Inc facts stated in the foregoing paragraph are
D0 ou' ''ey are 50 stated as to convey erro-
"'oas impression in relation to public seatrnc',
Doth in Halifax COUNTY, and in this Congress iona
s'Flcs' of~hSch Halifax Is part Although
w. davenport IS reelected. i will hardly be de-