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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20
NAIH lCr
Oct. Is

E2Y virtue Of n deed % tcust, executed T., tho
ME- subscriber, by Ahrqm Carte ara Mary his
w''o, bearing date he aih dry Of NJ uc', 1880 and
day o. recctd in the Clerks office Of Amherst coun
" Count, shu', On Friday the 2, h day Of Octo.
Der next u arr If nor The next iar day thereafter
sundays tXceptod) offer for SALE by way of public
aho,'op foE chsh al the hour Of i2 o'clock mon nj
nv ''se al sad Carter, certain tract or parcel
o. leh', 'yi's anu bong N the county Of Amhers,
Ga ooh s'ies Q! llorsleys creek and ADJOINING tho
ian1S of John DAVIS, Charles Iuly and others and
Us 'hr snne trect or parcel Of land on wi ich tho
SAID larisr q! present sides, and known bv tho
name of'he Mansion House" tract and contain.
by survey 5JIt acres, (hc the same more or less>-
81" I" the hou. OF two O'clock, Of the same day I
snail otte Tor sale on the premises a certain tract
D parcel OF ana adjoining the above named tract
ara kno"n by the name of" Tract No 9" or old
Va" mi' 'o'' containing by survey 242 acres. (be
t'' same more or less.) And at the bour of ,hro.
o'clock Oft same day, shall offer for sale on Inc
TsnsSes, certain act or pa ce, of Ia nd udio,n,no
'he last named tract Of land and known h., ,,o
nsme OF he Love Lady Mountain and con,,;n-
ing by survey Isl acres, (be the same more or
less )--ant on the next day, Saturday the 25th O,
oc'ooer 1884, on the premises ne certain trac, or
parcel OF land, lying and being in the county O,
Amherst, situated between the North and Sou h
branches OF buttaoe River, aud adioIns tie lands OF
Aaron Higginbotham, and others ard contains
aooai 100 acres 81 pcrches (be the same more or
'ess) CT SC much OF said Lands, as " III be stuff.
even, sassy the PURPOSES Of SAID deed of trust,
ees' 'sHis ase believed 10 be valuable, and per
| ~, w'st's 20 tsrcAa'e would DO well to attend
! ~ 'isls bsi'Sse 70 b. ndspntablc, bu, actin
l. "0s''e, shaN -oFgey s.shti,c rs is vested in
W w s"'" iced - t1lst and none other
| - A
Sep. 25 '. Us
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NOTICE.

DURING my absence from I.ynch0uf3
persons interested in the estate Of lOe
~ 'ohn ): Cabel', are respectfully referred 10
ffenry G. Ward, who has full rover to act TOT
anu VINO, NJ my absence, will do any and e
thng connected with the management of sad
tate which Guild do myself, if present :,
THOMAS r. FRltN'
Admir- OF J. J. Cabd-
Sept. 30 IS
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10 TIE Public.
Indian Vegetable Elixir.

1AHIS invaluable medicine. which has Of l..
u years excited so much attention in Eu,oa'
hes recently made lis appearance in this eouotp.
and with 10 less claim 10 The title Of a spteise =
the cure Of those excrueiating complaint. ph.
IL aiism Goui aed pain IN the Bemes Ioia,s ~
Wheiher from too free use Of mercury o., ,,i "u
causes. Sc eifectuai has The Vegetable rt.'
proved in all those cases in which II is recon,r
ded, that the proprietor feels authorised 10
viii effect cure IN nidety cases out Of a hlnd,,a
when taken according 10 the printed drec,,.eU
accompany ing each Bottle. The Elixir i. con,s
sed entirely OF Vegetable Ingredients, tand NAV ~
taken without The least risk OF injury TO the Con-
stiiuiion. II IS unnecessary to say more in Ia
Of this inv ausble REMEDY. Too many in tbis w
munny have already t cen cured by il for il, ,,'
tues long 10 remain unknown, and il must ~
will become the universal resort OF The sfpe,oa
here, as IT has done 10 other places. For tho ~
ther satisfaction 9th who may feel disclosed =.
doub, the efficacy cfthis III, inc, the ip,lo,ino
Certificates are submitted. -
This is 10 certify that the Subscriber bav;,n
fof some time rfil ted With the RLenma,i.me zen
severely, from which he could get no reIisr slY
being advised to procure some If Dr. Fi,cb, s,H
DIAN vegetable Elixir, which he accordingly d.,
and IRON WHICH. alter taking a few doses. wa, va
iirely relieved. SAINT. pEhper III
Columbia, April lou, 1882
THIS is to c. rtIfy that The subscriber had l..at
some Yeas tormcntcd with tha, mos, ,yr,,".i Ut
disease, chronic Rhenmati,m, and wa, sdyi..',s
February last TO procote from DR.. Fnrb soas ~
his iadian Vegetable Elixir. Accordins,, / ~, VI
cured some Of it. aud to my great suIni,s ''o, ,
e'lll greater relief, il entirely removed the enm,
plant. after taking aefew dos~s. aud have M.
since had q return Of 1t. JESSE ARIHUR
| PRicE Sl-Sold by 4 FITCH
COLUMBIA, April 81, 1882.
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Executors sale OF Land Il Slaves.

Executors sale oil Land a. Slaves.
NY virtue of the last Will Of Richard Walker.
~ deceased, the subscribers will sell, OF public
eviction, on the premises, on the An day of Decem.
Der next, f'falr If not the next fair DIV the Trac,
Of Land on which the said Walker resided. in the
county Of Bedford, containing 925 acres, II miles
from Lynchturg, and 3 niles from New London
THIS - ono OF the mos, doelIabic tacs II land IN
the upper country. 1t rs highly productive IN corn
wheat and tobacco, ans contains large portion OF
first rate tobacco land n The woods The land lies
well, is finely watered and sltuut-d IL a healthy
and agreeable neghbothooi The improvements
neat, Win every convenience for The accurn,po
dalton OF genieel family a crop ct whoa, viii
be sowed On ihe land
After The sale OF the Liant the suAscribcrs viii
proceed 10 81 between % and 80 vot able Slaves.
tho sock Of Horses, Cattle, Sheel and Hogs a
quantity Of FORK, the crop Of Corn, GAS and Fod.
der, en3 he tiouscnot .ind Kitchen Furni,urc.
Fq- he inni peri c. he purchase money will
Re r>GIrs3in hand iar The halencc liberal crcdi,
w ~ iivsn 20 b secured " deed Of trust. Fo,
the a1rsapa property IL ronlhy cred, will BE- given
all s.'as above $40, on the purchasers giving
bona WI. s,tisfae;oy secur',y--for all sums un
der 500 ash will be required. Further particular,
viii be made know n the day Of sale
VIM RADFOaD,
RECTOR HARRIS,
Executors Of Richd Halke,, decd
II The Richmond Enq .ires and Wing viii
publish tbs above ia their respective papers an,
transmit their tcecuts to the office Of The Virginia,
for payment.
Oci lG ID.
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dgathSt

dgatast
Samuel Bransiord, Sergeant Of the CORPORATION
Ut Lynchburg, and IN that character admr with the
will annexed Of William Edenlield, deed. vii
liam Rouse, alias w am Edenfeld and Lucy
'ouse, Dcfts
lh's cause came on this day to be heard, on the
III, answer Of the defendant Lucy Rouse, exhibits,
ne subpoena awarded therein Oh the 9th day OF
december, 1888, which appears to have been duly
executed on the defendant, Samuel Bransford. and
The order OF publication of the It'll OF April 1884
against the defendant William Rouse, alias VII.
lam EdenfcId, which appears to have been duly
published, and was argued by counsel On con-
slderatIon whereof the Court doth order tina, one
OF lis Commlsslon,rs do take account of the ad
mnlslraon of Samuel Bransford, upon The estate
OF William EdcnfeId, decd. an account of the Ie
gacios of Eliza Rouse and William Rouse nm ac.
count OF the value Of the house and 10, in the mo-
oeeu''ss MENTIONED and OF the annual rents thereof
and also an account between the pa,ties, and make
report thereof 10 the Court, with sny matters spc-
ciniy slated, thought pernen: by himself or ren.,,
rcd by the parties TO be stated.
ACopY-Testc, d. ROBES, OK
COMM SIONERS OFFICE
Lynchburg, lst October, 1884.
The p'rties in thi, Cause will t1ke notice thai
have appointed Saturday the SIN day of Novcm.
Der next, to commence The accounts directed by
the foregoing order Of court, on which dav. a,
the hour OF nine o'clock in the morning. they are
req 'ired to attend al my Office in this town. with
Weir accounts, vonshes and copies of court papers
prepared for examination ind settlement
JAMES BENAGH, C.
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chased 10, me by NJ Grouse Of this place of Mr.
Dsn,rs S,r'cklrr, OF Rock5rdge county. Any PR
son taat wall d,'vet thcm To m,, or give such in
to-mu,lon that Obtain them shall be literally re.
warded. COLIN BUCKNER.
Oct l3 3w
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HENRY u. RICHARDS Il co.

HENRY Il. RICHARDS Il co.
AVE jus, received by the packc, ship I.l-
- lyho, a very large assortment, Of Cooda
comprising almost every article in the HARD.
WAKE business, imported direct from BlR-
MlNGilAM and SHEFFIELD. We can at
ford our Goods TO both Wholesale and retail pur-
ehasers, on as good terms az any olhr house in
Vrg'nu, We hope these considerations will in
Jucc persons TO call on us, and see for ,hemsevos
Our assortment 10 comprised Of Pocket Knives
Knives aoJ Forks, Razors, Scissors, TOOLS Of
al kinda and Of tho best quality, BUILDING
MATERIALS, such Us Locks Hnges, Bolts
Nails, GleAs, Putty, &c, sADDLERY, very
lafec aud general assortment, GUNS aud Pts.
Tolls, elegant plated CASTORs, CANDLE
STICKS, SNUFFERS u TRAYS, hne sock
ASDiRONS, SHOVEI.S and TONGS ~
TENDERS, and HOUSEKEEPING materials
generally, WHIPS, CANES, BRUSHES, and
great variety Of other goods, too numerous To
mention. Also, daily looked for from the North
an assorlmsn, of Fancy Articles, such ms La
DIES WORK BOXES, Noodle Casoy, Beads,
Ne. ASo, Gentemens Shaving apparatus, com.
plete, THERMOMETERS, Snuff Bosos, &c
Al The Sig's Of The Gvide4 Anpii
Sept 25 il.
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a L Superior Court Of Law and Choncery held
IN for the ,o@n Of Lynchburg, q, the Court house
in said town on the l7th day Of July, 1891, sitting
as Court of Chancery.
William Gibson, Daniel Lewis ahd Ann his
wife, and Maurice H. Garland, admr. Of John Glib
son, decd. and Eliza Rouse alias Eliza Edenfeld,
PlttEs
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~ HI subscribers school vii commence on the
- ora OF november III V REID
oe''o BONO
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NOTICE.

'tIE Copartnership of Maurice Lanoborno 9.
=, Don is Ibis day dissolved by mutual consor,
Maurice Langhorne Jr is alone authorised - ", ~
The business of the concern, ~ e'oSe
MAURICE LANGHORNE 7,
JNO. A. LANGHORNE.
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3 For The bt7' r-tI .. = .ol,e Clo.h,
OF BlGnk,u-z, Z =. en.,ns, O abie.eio.h.
and Of Go, .tge'ar AL not less then five
yards ~" - 1e1 'act"red IN son'e pa,oy
in The coan es Of Campbell or Bedford OF in
The family OF sore member, some article oi
Plate no, exceeding il vnluo 10
.. For the bcs, specimen Of Sewing Silk,
raised and MANUFACTURED us above, no, less
taan one fourth Of pound,
STILLS will oe provided for the stock that may be
exhibited at TIE Show.
A punctusl attendance OF tie members Of the So
die,y is requested. Other citizens feeling an ,nc
rest in the subec, Of Agricultural improvement ar.
especially invited to attend.
BY o,dei Of the Board,
WIN. RADFOR), President.
Oct 1G id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07

procteabllty Of uniting the Mississippi River with the
chesapeake Bay, by means Of double Rail Road Tho
cost OF Tie road would amount 10 twenty and tbr
" millions oil doilsis"- Charleston Catnier
- Tue meeting oil the citizens of Washington County
tennessee which We stated lew days ago had be-
wasjuiy held on the 2lsi ulmo al Jupe sbotoupL III.
views enieitancd aud expressed by the Iu,en mp.oye-
ueni Convention OF Tennessee were fully secoJ. and
resolutions we've passed earnestly calling upon The eli.
Zens oil East Tennessee AMI Weston yifenin 10 aot
measures to procure the CONSTITUENCIES OF rail road non,
Tue Mss-sippi through Tennessee and Virginia TO IN,
their Representative in Congress
10 ehueaNor 10 procure an appropriation om the General
government 10 have an accurate made route
aud urging the great undertaking upon the cons,.rs.
'ion oil ihe Tennessee l-egislaue." Bait .fn yican
I'VE inset, In snoh'r part Of ios, paper an interest
ing notice OF the = un>y venia Caisls aud Railroads.
now /" sue successful operation. The lat Harrisburg
Reporter says:--
I'VE have teen crciib'y informed ths arrsue emenis
are making IN the city OIL New York. Tor org ahizug
company with an cxenrire capital. carry to AID
from New York aud Pdbnrg, via the Delaware and RAJ
r'"n Canal. aud the P.nns) vania Canal and Rail. way
the teasonsblrness oi such prrc, no ole can doubt
The Penney lvan, Canal opens IRON six 10 eight weeks
earlier, IA HE spring, han that OF New Yuk Merchants
IN Ne" hoik must eh.r make 10 suspo,
merchandise TO the West the reuns, ivana anal a,
IA way or they mus lose the spiing sales In A.
" appears that Arrangements making ruuuing
guitar aud dairy nc OF steamboats, 10 and tom Pi;ishuy
tie xt season. H.
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

MADRID, 10Th September.
A the citizens OF the United States are inerrs,eL i;
the question OF Spanish iuancc, The extent of ~ QUO
opo oi reals. The suffice, Of tile treaty lately coclJ,d
here by ME- Van Ness tl,uk nay duty TO make VIM
acquainted as speedily ssble, the substance OF
we TWO reports about TO lie pTesebt, the Coies by t
maturity aud minority OF the finance committee
me resume oil The report OF the majority the numbers
oelng 1--we against four, Is 10 lows:
l. The whole OF The loans known l.y the name of The
CORES Loans contracted in the oeign couniIits in .
name OF the nation in 1920 81 % aud % are de care IN
DC Iegal, anu are recognized debts OF State tho no
cess"Iy liquidation having previously taken place
4 Ahe munster OF hnanve will submit bill of, nm
jec'o de 'ey TO the Cotcs proposing the basis of this H.
I""ao ana he means OF paying the loans reier ell 10 in,
ihe foregoing article.
The nation does not acknowledge itself debtor for he
loans called the Royal GuebIard loan the yeufa mr.
pet"d the three per cent Spanish aud deferred dcbt
contracted between 1923 aud the present date
l. he sixty millions OF reals TO Or, AT britain for
clalms Oh Tie bnOn and Tie twelve millions dine to ia.
Ond States, are excepted from the preceding article
H. he iecogniioH Gi the debt created in ia yor Of M
french treasury III virtue of the treaty OF the 30 h of DE-
ccnber 1873 susp nded until il be examined bv The
Corrs, but III ile mean time the payment OF tie inirc.
anu sinking luud will be attended to heretofore
ne report OF the minority il also in readiness IL is
much more simple and comprehensive in its nature since
recognizes every thing in the fullest extent; but for at
very reason II ultimately acted y The Cor,es lie
chacesoi prompt payment Tor The uanS Atlantic reito,s
are proportionahy diminished Yours, SC. X Y
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

III we have made arrangements for giving the En-
gnire new dress ny 6core the meeting of the Icps-
azure MS we beg our patrons under stand cnlnot
be elected without CO nsderabie exptnse.-We must
therefore, cali upon them 10 thriI last rcceut
ah1 10 Ior"an The amounts they us by mail nj Our
own risk aud "rcspcnsbily Our friends in his Slate " ia
nave iavo able opportunity, by the members OF The c-
gl1dtire, 10 forward Ier respective balances and p re-
sprchniy urge upon them the necessity OF attending tp
this request. ~
NeAve al0s made the necessarily for re
ing very iully Tie Proceedings OF Legislature The
session VIII he very important, and fear yery.ex
c'ung one Party spirit Is likely 10 find its way into our
legislative ri ais on than occasiOn-and even
ne very hrst day Of the Session il expected TO Usher il m
"o know That the Wing papers have Tor time past
Deen crying out "io the rescue" We leave the iuvUca-
non, aud All iis remote consequences, DO IL upon the
spi ol The People Al large, and upon lutHre Legares
70 the good sense "i hose whose party passions have been
thus addressed. But this will undertake. TO say that
let he Storm blow IL list from tie irs 10 the cnd OF The
chapter, we shall attempt faithfully and mpariiay hrough
our Reporter 10 trace its aud record its RAJ
~ Mr. Thomas l.. JoNEs is now on collecting tour
Tor THIS Oihc', aud will wish the Sstes OF North and
south Csfoiua Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee aud Msis-
s'pp We need scarcely ,sy that those gentlemen who
He inhcbed 10 ~, will serve materially by mskrg pay
neni 10 him Many OF them 10 arrears 10 our vic
ahh we can assure them, that ai seasOn would il les
In"rc "coholtale' Tor us TO obtain full payment.
are moi very particular a. TO the circulating medium
which we would receive Notes Of our Sisr 3snl
would he very ncceplable-aud would scarcely fefso
The Notes OF the U. Bank tie gold Eagles Of
coupry!
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TREATY WITH SPAIN.


The Treaty between tiio Government of The Initial
States aud Her Nj jesty c Queen Regent i'm the ra,ne
AMI behalf OF her Catholic Majesty Donna Isabel the Sc
ccnd concluded Madrid on The I7tI, day Of February
1881 and duly ratiird by both parties Inns been officially
published Ia HE Globe. Tie material part OF lie Jreaty
Is contained in the following articles:
ARTICLE l.
Her Majesty the Queen Regent and Governess, in the
name aud in behalf OF her Catholic Majesty Donna Ysa-
bel H. engages to pay 10 The United scs rs The balance
on account OF The rams aforesaid, tie sum Of twelve mil
hons OF 'ia Defon in several inscriptions as pre-
TERED by the Government of the Siaes Of perpetuaI
ien on Ic great book OF lie Consolidated debt OF Soan
bearing an interest Of FIVE per cent per annnn Said in
scron or inscriptions ,ll be issued m conformity with
e model or irm annexed 10 this CUnvcn ion and hall he
delivered az Madid 10 such person persons az may he
authorized by The Government u tie United States to re-
cove ihem, within four months after the exchange of the
raj caiions And said Inscriptions. tie proceeds cfe.
o. sa' be disifbu cd y The Government Of the United
States among the claimants entitled thereto i'm such man
hef as II may deem just and equitable.
ARTICLE II.
The interest u the apfesaI nsefipi on or inscfions
sha be paid IN Paris every six months and the first halt
ycAiy Paymentisio b. ie months after the exchange
oil tie rdiiiiciiions OF Ibis Convention.
ARTICLE III.
HE ugh contracting parties, il virtue of the stivula
ton contained 10 ar icle st, nounce recase and can
Gel all clems which other may have npon the other Of
whatever class denominations or origin liz may be from
Tie twenty second Of February one thl ussfd eight hun
ded and nineteen, until le imc Of sgnimg this ,onven
ton.
tsir honirod thousand dollars.
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OFFICIAL
'EPARTSfEET or STATE.
NnHA.nl.cr "a I44f

z
November 81. 1891
ny ie fourth aflica Of The Convention concluded itl
SP'n on Tie lEb Il Fell naty last, copy Of which Is
pubs "a whb thc Presidents Proclamation he Ist iu
slant. u IS stipulated that he Government Of tie United
s'aes VIII daver 70 the Spanish Minister sshiup ton
~ SIX mohils Al er the exchange Of The raliGcaions
hoie or hs' OF the fsiins Of Aiaefi citizens sgsns
TIE 1Oyermeni Of Spain, specify ing their amOunis re.
sPechyely The ranlcsuons hagi < been exchanged nt
saorn on we i]h OF August last tbs term within which
hs III is 10 10 furnished TO tic Minister expire on lie ia
day OF February next II is therefore requested that Aft
persons ha'ing claims sgainst The Spanish Government
which have originated since ihe 22d Of Fcbr,srv 1910
aud before the tine Of signing lie Convention aud wdct,
are supposed 10 ~ included n tie terms Of Tie said
WIZ send 10 hs Department without desy note thereof
specifying the nature and amount Of each claim and h.
name OF The claimant. JOHN FORSYTH
Sccref0rV Fl Slate
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ROLD PROIECTs

Great schemes are on foot in yorious directions
tie very briliaucy aud boldness Of which, are so
many proofs Of the eutorprsing and daring spirit Of
the 0ge.-We enumorae few Of them:
"lhe Huntsville (Ala) Democrat contains an elaborate
report ioin Col. s. n Long, U. S. Typographical Enei
neer 70 Cen p Gaines, and forwarded by the latter 10
The Columbia Rail Road Company, (Tcnncssee) on the
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NEW YORK ELECTION.

NO paper from N York by yeserjsy's mail!--Were
lie Prners' devils the Posima.ters much nbsospt
by the Election, seud on the pdpersi
The ''tbree days" Ever politician IL now
even ION the CITY before Suud4y morning IL will
take several day., before shall hear the tun total of
The victory that has been woD aud receive the list oil tie
killed aud WOUuled.
The most unparalleled excrlions have been made on
both sides Correspondent Of the Baltimore Patfot, in
". York. writes on Sunday, tha he has never seen 20
mnrl enthusiasm among al classes Of propr; that "evpf
me iddies haze fnrHed p0icianhey have goGe in per-
son ~ zone Of The wards, aud presented Lesonol flags 10
the Committees. to be put upon the liberty poles'rho
writer makes diculous bfavsdo about tle cnneupihs
farce Of the Steam boat Ohio going or and down The North
River, aud proc aiming o from Ohio ~ lie "sesms
10 ieel (be says) that "yiclory will perch upon the Wing
Standards and yet, when ookg at Tie dolary displayed
Tor lew years past II makes fear lhst tie People
not quite prepared theinstves sie nal bles-
sng, -Bu all expectation is idle 1.-THE isies have
flung the past Of their hands" In cur next we shall
be abe to give focis for prophecg
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THE TURF

On the New York Union Conrge, last week, lf day,
nile heats james NJ Sedens Florida beat nine horses.
The first beat was won by ilotsos Post Boy; the ~ by
Joncss Riva and The two last by Fi0fda7 horses
disfaneed in The Of tie "fhe third heat
won By Florida, after very hard contest with Rival
Post Boy being we'll up With them, and showing himself
game three year old.The fourth heat won By Flo
ride, without her being pat up by either Of ibe horses
Stcond doy, mile heats psfse 500. j. NJ Seiden's
Charles Kcnibe beat Baiey's Queen Dido, and Van Ma
lsrs Moss Roe. Bets before starting 10 10 on Charles
Kembe against the field
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ouIo- oyERNows ELECTION

NtitV WY TNNVNS fi.EtllON.
IL viii be several days lee ore complete returns can be
received n'n all the counties ia the State. In the mean
'ime, We he The authority 81 newspapers aud cones
pon'ens, having access 10 The hest
~ The stale Tor asserting that Lucas has l., en- elected
by msjosy bu little short OF iour tiiois Au.l Con.
sleing he unrrcrc denrd xeiuis OF the Bank Whiss
aud '"t lavish expenditure of money. Ought 10 be
matte OF u qualified ejaculation to the Democrats
OF Oaio, that they have succreel well. Had the
baik hcen able To excr' the iuuv LroHg hou
the state tat did in Hamilton county would have
gcol ason 10 ttemhle for the Lucas Gold
or Finer paper. has had it, triumph ia Ohio. Thank
Heaven! the Democracy now aw AXE anoiher
election vii! not catch iem nberiny lille the enc
my, 'n the shape OF aO army 81 Bankers aud brokrs
prowii over ,,r coil o 10 has been tsup 1T lesson
IN III" last contest which she cannot aud hich she
not JrSet She has sui red tie Bank TO defeat her In the
.lec"o" OF Two OF her most talented Representatives in
Congrt She has suffered similar Il. feat in the mem
beis oil her State Legislature. The Democratic part,
c"nhieni oil gigantic snergies permitted itself 10
secur", whii-t the Toe serrelv and suusiy busy in
en'afg ing IN is meshrs. In 1886, Ono will redeem,
seis" The partial defeat SHE Ia. experienced, Nj
be worth hundred victories IL will teach her watch
iuiness--C Cincinnati Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07

The Pennsylvsndn gives The gratifying intelligence Of
The election Gov Vroom Chief Magistrate Of New Jer.
sey and u that Of Gauei D.. Wall senator Of The Uni.
ted States, 10 supefsede Mr. Freingbuysen Mr. wall
has been ic some years United States District Attorney