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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-26
YC Contractors.

TWILL be LEI, TO The lowest bidder. by The I'M
d~ersigned Commissioners. nj the late resi-
denoe Of Mrs. Mary Ryan, in the county Of Bed
ford. about eleven miles north west Of The court
house, on Friday the 3o'b inst. the opening & com
pietion OF so much OF he road lately established and
located, commencing at Jones Mil, and running
across The Liitlc Mountain by MIS-. Rynn's, so as
10 ,n,erseo, the new road beyond Goose Greek, as
may then be determined upon by the Commission .
crs. CONDITIONS made known a, The time above
,peei6ed-Persons wishing to undertake such b
Job, are requested TO attend.
WILLIAM r. JONES, 2
WILLIAM l.. GOGGIN, 8
ROBERT c. MITCHELL. ) q
Bedford, Jan. Is, 1885. w
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u Aack. FOR Miro

Et'on bike u neat and comfortable HI.
W"en preferred an open b y ,ucbe u,|e"'o'
- 'o"f pefsons.-Tie horses arc SAT-. ,nl ,.s sous
yer experienced AMI otlIsing. ""' nc "f''
Dec. Is ' N,jr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-26

1aNSEED OIL Just received a few
- oa'r.'s LIhsecd OIL. White Lead ind o'ho
ra'".s;-Also, a large assortmnnt of Candies
o'ock lea in I and . lbs. papers, fine qualify.
Ncv.3
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Tobacco LAND near Lynchbur!
for Sale.

W1LLb be offered for sale, on the premises, on
w Wednesday the Ith day Of February next,
n TRACT Of LAND, containing Cos ncles, sit
ncted on the waters Of Beaver Creek, in the
county Of Campbell, on both sides of the Main
Road leading from C,mpbell Courthouse 10
LynchbnrG, 7 miles from Lynchburg and 5 from
the Court house, and adjoining he Lands of Mr..
James Glass, Capt. Peuow, Doctor Stevens, Col.
Wylle, Mr.. John Murfell, and others. THIS land
lies generally well, is conveniently wateIcd, all, or
nearly all uncleared, heavily tlmbcred with valua-
ble timber, and much the larger part OF it is excel
,cnt Tobacco Land with about 70 acres of Creek
Bottom. There is a Mill site upon the Creek,
wAich affords n lolcrall lie supply Of water. The
quality OF thls Land, lis ncarnoss TO Lyncl,burg,
(nifrrding II rcaoy market, comparatively without
expense for oil lis p,oducts,) and Other advan'a.
gcs, make it, IN the opinion OF the subscriber, really
valuable. He earnestly invites all persons wish
lg 10 purchase Lands, 10 examine this tract pre-.
vious 10 the day of sale. The subscriber will be in
The nrighborhood of the Land on Wednesday or
Thursday nex', l4lh or 18th January, and on
Monday and Tuesday pr:yio.s to the sale, and
Will show II TO any pc son who wishes 1t. Some
ct the gentlemen who live a. Joining, will, have no
doubt, show the Land in ny absence. Fur,hcr
particulars and terms, (Which will be libcral,) made
known on The day of sale.
CHARLES II. LYNCH,
Ex'or OF Anselm Lynch, dec
Jan. IL IDS
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HACK FVK HlNE.

subscriber has a neatly finished Hack,
with good and gentle horses, and tn, driver
sxrcr'enced, steady AMI cbliging, which. can be had
~ tne snnrtcss notice. JOHN 4. HUNT.
Jon. 10 g,
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Jan. 49,


a Ia Circuit Superior Court Of Law AMI Chan.
Gerry, holden for Campbell County. a.otcmbcr
term, 1894.
1Janes Campbell, p,e
Against
James McReynolds, John McRcynolds and John
b'Daoney and Ro. S. McReynolds, Trustees, De.
PENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY
Inns cause came on this day TO be heard, and bv
consent oil the parties, the court doth aljudce. order
ana decree, that a Commissioner ofthis Court do
stae and settle the accounts between the plaintiff
ana the defendants, James and John McReynolds
and that he report the same TO This court, with any
matter specially stated, thought pertinent by him.
sen, or required by he parties TO be SO stated.
A Copy-Tcs:e,
JOHN ALEXANDER, C. s. C. Chy.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Campbell Cour, House, Jan. l6, 1895
A"c parties interested in the foregoing order of
eou''' VI lake not'ee,,ha, l have appointed the 2lsi
Gay OF feoruary mex, 10 commence the accounts
referred 10 in the foregoing order, on which l,v 8,
the hour Of ten O'clock A. M. they are required 10
Attend al my Office, Cat Campbell Court House \
with their accounts. vouchers and copies Of cour,
papers, prepared for examination and settlement,
JOSIAH STEPHENSON, Com.
yal..I9 w4w
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New Ea\\ & Winter Goods,
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT,
Oct. IL

BANK SQUARE,
APPOSirE the Market House, hive The plea
~ sure Of announcing TO their friends and the
public, that they have received their entire stock
of Fall aud Winter Goods, making much the
largest assortment which they hive ever had the
pleasure OF opening. Without entering into detail,
II will be sntii Gent to say that their stock comprises
almost every article that is desirable in the Dry
Goods, Hariwa,e, aud Grocery line Being srlec
ed, principally for Cash, by one of the Partners,
in Bal,imorr, Philadelphia and New York. they
will say 10 their friends, tina, every inducements, IN
the way OF quality. style, and p''cr, viii he offered
them Tor n continuance Of their favoIs. Attention
is invi'ed partcnla'l, to the following articles:
Clothes and CassimeIes, Of every shade and
quality.
Stripe. Point, and London Dufrel Blankets.
A large aud complete assortment. Of Rose do.
very heavy.
One Bale. assorted from %, 10 1874, French
Mackinaw do, a new and most desirable articl Tor
family beds.
A large and desirable assortment Of Nepor
clothing. such as NaPt COitons, coarse Cassinetls,
green, gray and white Kersey., mix, army Cloths
NC, together with "a, A and s d Linse,s Of very
desirable colors and pntterns-34 aud "A Red
Blue, Brown, and White do. &c. &c. &c.
Also. a complete assortment Of silk goods.
Fancy Handker-
chiefs OF new styles, Cambrics. Calicups, Mu.lius
CTcassians Of all coiors and widths, Bombazires
French and English. Chsllevs Of the most d-s,ra.
BILE patterns and shades, English and French Ma
''n"s, Figured C,rcass'ans of superior quality, aud
many other des'ahle articles tor the Ladies. Ia
Which We particularly invite their a,t-nlion-surh
:. o"""tt' OF the hates, styles, Ribbons, Belts
e'o'e', Ho'irry. embracing a complete assor men,
OF SILK, Cotton, Worsred, and Mtrino. ,op.,be,
WIN i.aces, ~Edgings, QuiIIing'. Bobn-,tes, Gre.
o'""e"'s' ns"reu anu pt'n, with a variety Of o,he,
articles in their line, which they are determined :.
sell low for Gosh.
Nov. 3.
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y 20 Reward.

AN AWAY from the subscriber, some time
~ IN July last, n negro woman named RIA
CflEL "a large black woman, about 40 years old 4;
cloihlng not now lecolleoted. She has a very plea
snn' coun'enancc, and quito mild when spoken to.
she has lived IN tho ne'ghborhood Of Lynclburg
Tor sevefa' years, and | understand she was raised
near fredericksburg Va. ! will give the above
reward II she Is taken out of the county and deliy.
cred to me, or ten dollars lftaken in the county with
all reasonable charges ii brought home.
LUKE WADE.
B%otctour', Jan. 10 "a
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NOTICE.,

county. for the purpose Of securing a certain sum
of money therein expressed, ! will sell, on the
premises, at the house OF SAID Rockingham, IN
Campbell county, on the road leading from Lynch
burg TO The lower end OF Long Mountain, and !
miles from Lyncbburg. on Thursday the 18th
day Of February, 1885, if fair, II not, the next fir
day. the Trac, Of Land on which said FrothIng-
ham now lives, and supposed 10 contain fifteen n
cres. There is on said Land a new dwelling house
40 fee, by 90, md ether Improvements.
EDW'D. b. WIfIiERS, Trustee.
Tan 10. wtIs
a r Circui, Superior Count ot Chnncery con.
n ,inucd und held for Nelson county, al the
Court. house, on Wednesday the LIST day OF October,
1884.
Samuel Parrish Pltf.
against
Robcr. Rivcs, odn,'r. of Jesse Clarkson, deed.
James Ciurkson, admr. OF the estate OF David
Clarkson, deed. and OF Elizabeth Clatkson, decd
David n. Clork.on, John ilerndon ADD Mary his
wife, e. zabeih Martin, James East and Patsy his
wife, w lillian Ciarkson. John Clarkson and John
U,ley and Nancy his wife, Defs.
On mo,ion of the defendants, by counsel, TO dis.
solve The injunction awarded in this cause, the
court, on consideration hereof md Of the gumen
of counsel doth rejec, the motion, and doth s%djudsc,
order and decree that ono Of the Commissioner OF
this Court DO examine, state and settle the nc
counts Of the plaintiff, with the estate Of David
Clarkson, deed. and that he likewise examine,
state and settle the accounts Of The defendant, James
Clarkson, admir-. OF the estate Of David Cloikson,
dec'J. AMI Of Elizabeth Clafkson, deed. aud make
report to this Court, with any matters oneciolly
stated, though, pertinent by himself, or required by
tho parties TO be so stated, And the Court doth re
servo TO the defendant Rlyes, leave to repeat his
his mo,io,. TO dissolve the pla,ntiG's injunction Oh
The coming IN Of the report.
A Copy-Tcste,
RO. .. CUTLER, OK.
tMMi5SiONERS OFFICE,
Loviogs,oa, Dec. 10. 1885.
Thr parties interested in the foregoing decree
will take notice that have appointed III. 18th day
al February nrIt, TO cary the same ie,o eHec,. on
which day, a, the hour Of IL O'clock In the mann.
ing, they are required TO attend al my office in this
town. with their account, vouchers and proofs,
together with copies Of court paTeIs, prepared for
Examination AMI settlement.
SPOISWOOD GARLAND, Con-.
jan wiw
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SHOES & HAYS

ool received, direct from Nan,f,,,,-Ho, -
- me highest standing, 20 c,ses of fin. cshi,.
we p'"o" tiats, and II cases Of fine Shoe. na
wv " eo"p'ele assortment both for Ladies nv,
Nov. 3. ELLiO IT.
Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-26

so" WI commence the lst Of March and eauir,
the Isl oiJnl,. To he let 10 mares n, IN. red,r.d
p''ce OF SIS the single leap. to tie laid A, the time
the service is r'odered--$i5 the season. to be maid
on or before the expiration Of the season--,nsn,-
ance Tor $50. To he paid as soon MS the mare is
"'se"vrred to br IN f""l' or in any wa, changed ;
anu oo cents 10 the groom in every instance. Ey.
cry attention will he paid TO mares sent +, V,r,,.
man, Out vii not be responsible tor accidents n =, %.
eSp's' ""od and extensive rasiurage Tor mares
from a distance gralis-Ma,es can be fed IN rsaY
sonable terms by The day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-26

Jsmes McReynolds, John McRcynolds. and John
b'Daoney and Ro. s. McReynolds, Trustees, De.
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a II Circuit Superior Court Of Law snd Chan.
Gerry. holden for Campbell County. September
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-05-21
FROM FRANCE.

The ship Citizen, Capt. Merchant, from lila
yre, brings Paris dates to the 18th, and 18th Of
April. The indemnity question was under warm
discussion. Nj. Bignon, whose active exertIons
defeated the old bill, revived proposition whIch
he made at that time TO allow twelve millions as
the maximum due TO this country, and the de-
bate was on the substitute. 1t is however evil
dent that the opposition being unable to defeat
the passage Of the bill, resort had 10 this
mode Of creating difficulties aud diminishing the
majority, which they may possibly do, but not
defeat the bill. The allowance Of twelve mil
lions is equivalent to defeat, and will never be
accepted by the people Of the U. States.
The President Of the Council, in the course OF
the debate, made the following remarks:
Sin expressing doubts Of the good faith Of
France, the President Of the Uni.ed States had
done without the shadow Of preiext. From
| stain from charscterisiDg their Presidents con
duct. The French Government had addressed
no rcproach 10 tho American Government, but
had simply recalled the French Ambassador. r.
| No stronger measure could have been adopted,
unless declaration Of war had been made. The
| American Chambers had paid no attention 10 the
| menacing recommendation of President jackson.
| Had it been otherwise, France would have adopt
ed the necessary measures, bat without BRAY ado,
and as best became the dignity OF great nation.
| On the improbable supposition Of war between
| France and the United States, il was not the
FORMER that couid DC exposed 10 inc DANGER oi an
| invasion, and the losses which French CONNIE rec
might sustain, would not be wholly without com.
pensation. The Chamber had an undoubted
right TO decide on the treaty Of 1881. If il ap-
proved Of that treaty, it would vote the funds
necessary for carrying it into execution. The
| question might therefore be reduced TO these
terms. What was necessary for the honor Of
France! what required by the respect due
TO the rights Of nations, and TO the principles Of
| public probity 20 The President Of the Council
here entered into certain atoms connect
cd with the history of the American claim,
| whence he inferred "that il was impossible to
deny that France had injured America, and
consequently owed her an indemnify Napoleon
himself had in principle admitted the Justice Of
the American claim. The government Of the
Restoration bad repeatedly admitted il; and WIS
the government ofJuy to be less liberal than Ma
poleon-less just than the government of the res
| toration 70
The U. States frigate Constitution, A guns,
Commodore Elliot, arrived yesterday, april l0)
at Havre, from New York, in Ia days Captain
Elliott came up to the American Legation this
morning with dispatches for the Minister, and a
frigate lies off Havre, waiting his direction for
her future destination.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-05-21
w ooE RIDING.

FESHE subscriber takes this method Of
Il informing his friends and the public
that he has now two Carding Machines
in complete operation at M'Coy's Ferry
on the Potomac river, one mile from the
stack ofthe Green Spring Furnace, Wash.
:ngtou County, where me is prepared 10
CARD WOOL
at the shortest notice, and in the best man.
ner, 70: all those who may favor him with
their custom. His price for rolls is g.
cents a pound. Those who send wool are
required to send one pound of clean lard
10 every ten pounds of wool: and the wool
should be well washed, and clear Of burs
and matted ends. If these things be obser-
we'd, the rolls will be warranted.
O. Persons in Berkeley County, wish
ing wool carded at his Machines, can pass
the ferry free of charge.
DENTON j, MCCOY.
Nav OIL IS35-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-05-21

Some accounts say that Earl Spencer,
(Lord Ailbrop.) bad been sent Tor by the
King, TO form an administration, This
seems an iucoToborate report.
Lord Stanley and Sir James Graham do
not take office. They coquette with both
parties at first, then committed themselves
to the tories, and finally have shut the door
of office in their own faces.
Perhaps O'Connell may take Office. II
so, il will be some post that will not de-
prye him of the right to sit in Parliament
But bis acceptance of Office is doubtful
The post Of Attorney General OF Ireland,
is talked Of as likely to suit him. Without
dispute, he 10 the best lawyer in Ireland.
The Earl Of Mulgraye is mentioned as
likely to become Lord Lieutenant Of Ire
land. He is clever, off hand young man
has written two or three " fashionable nov
els,n and was governor of Jamaica, shorl
time ago,
MIR. Spring Rice is spoken OF as Chan
cellor of the Exchequer; but all these are
merely on dts, which issue, without p!edg-
ing myself TO their accuracy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-05-21

AT meeting Of the Union Temperance Socie-
ty, on Friday the 5th ult. in the Falling Water
Church, the four following gentlemen were ap-
pointed delegates to the convention, to be held
in Martinsburg, on the 10th Of June next, viz -
Messrs. ]. TABB, BARTON CAMPBELL, JAMES
ROBINSON, and SILAs HARLAN.
The following resolution. supported by some
remarks, was moved and adopted,
ReSolved That in the opinioa ofths meeting
much praise is due to such farmers and laborers,
not members Of any temperance association, who
have determined TO harvest on temperance prin
ciples and that this society does hereby tender
them lis sincere thanks for their co operation
thus fan and cordially invite them To come for
ward and unite themselves with the Society.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-05-21
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

AT a meeting holden in the Court house
on the evening of the 10Th, for the purpose
Of organizing YOU'VE MEMS TEMPER
ANCE SOCIETY, auxiliary TO the Berkeley
County Temperance Society.
On motion Of MIR. John n. Riddle, Ed
mund P. Hunter. Esq, was called to the
chair.
The Society being called TO order, T.
E. Locke. was appointed Secretary
On motion Of Mr.. John Strother, it was
resolved that all persons present, disposed
to unite themselves TO the Society. be re-
| quested to give in their names TO the Sec
rotary whereupon twenty, four persons
Immediately enrolled their names.
On montion of Mr. Riddle committee
was appointed to draft Constitution and
report at the next meeting
The following persons were appointed
TO serve to this committee
VIM c. Anderson, Rev. r. IVeiser.
John n, Riddle, A H. IL Boyd, Chris.
ID, Wolff
On motion Of Mr.. Anderson. The Chair
man was added II this commi,te.
On motion, a cOmmltte of six we're ap-
pointed to procure additional members Of
the Society.
The following persons were appointed ::
Rev Il. Weiser, John n. Riddle, w
c. Anderson, Dan'l IL. Doll, w. Ii. Reed
Alex'r Robinson, Jr.
On motion, it was resolved that this so.
ciety when it do adjourn, adjourn 10 meet
on tn s night week
On motion il was resolved that Charles
j. Faulkner ESQ. and Rev. r. Weiser, be
requested to address the Society, at lis
next meeting.
Resolved that the Editors of the Mar.
tnsburg Gazette, and Virginia Republican
be requested TO publish the proceedings Of
this meeting in their respective papers.
The Society then adjourned 10 meet on
Tuesday evening Goth inst.
EDM'D P. HUNTER, Chairman
t. L. LOCKE, Secry
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-05-21
MARRIED,

In Baltimore, on the LIST of May, by The
Rev. Mr.. Henshaw. Mn, SiDHEY SMITH
GALLAHER, of Charlestown, Va. to Miss
JANE AMANDA HowARD, youngest daugh,
ter ofthe late Samuel Howard, of Jeffer.
son county.
On Thursday last, by the Rev. ]. Clary, Rev.
JACOB SmMP of this county, to Miss REBEccA,
daughter of MIR. John Swtzer Of Hampshire Co.
On Tuesday evening the 18th inst by the Rev
MIR. Niece, Mr.. WIN. WEGER, one of the Ed
itors Of the iIaserstown Mail, 10 Miss MARY
PHILIPs, Of Frederick City
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-05-21

IEpIAs CEMETERY.--A singular cave
was discovered few days since, among
the cliffs on the bank Of the Ohio. nearly
opposite Stubenville which, when first
opened was nearly full OF human skeletons.
Among these relicts OF mortality. were
found stone pipes. and pots Of composition,
the component parts of which is apparent
ly ground muscle shells. The articles found
with the skeletons clearly indicate that they
belonged to the aborigines Of the coun-
try, is more than probable, and to the
Mingocs, noble, and at one period a nu
mefous tribe, who, within the recollection
Of some individuals still living, had sever
al populou. towns in the immediate vicinity
To those who are at all conversant with
the history Of the aboriginics Of our coun
try, a recollection OF the wrongs aud sor-
rows Of Logan, i" the friend Of the white
man." and the last distinguished chieftain
Of the Mingoes, will add an additional in.
tercst to the discovery of this cemetery OF
that much injured and now extinct tribe.
The cave is within large rock, which
is detached from, and at the base Of the
cliffs. The rock is about 5 feet in height,
and recedes from the base to the top, at
an angle Of about 60 degrees. The aper-
AZURE, or entrance to the cave is circular,
about "a feet in diameter, and is at the
base of the rock on its west side. The
cave presents the appearance Of an arched
vault, SO regular and perfect is its con
formation. that many Of those who visited
it were not satisfied until they had made a
close examination, that it was not the work
Of art. 1t is between thirty and forty feet
in circumference. Offs height it is i'm
possible 10 speak, on account of the bones
which yet remain, although immense quan,
titles have been carried off by the scIenti-
fic and the curious, who flock to it daily
by hundreds,
After the family OF Logan was murder
ed, aud when there remained of his once
powerful tribe but few heart broken, des
ponding representatives like himself, he
made the following melancholy and affect
ing apostrophe-" Ofmy blood there re
mains not a kindred drop in the veins of
any living being )" TO which we may soon
add-and there is no memento left to in
dictate the spot where mouldered the last
remains Of the Mingoes. Wheeling Gag.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-05-21
From the Alexandria Gazette.

HE VIRGINIA ELECTIONS The fiaa
result The details from all the CO unite:
are not given, but the result in each is no "
ascertalned, and we proceed TO give the
grand result.
Pan B,Ten.-AlIeghany 1, Amelia /.
Botetourt 2, Brunswick 2. buckingham
2, Campbell Q, Caroline |. Charlotte !,
Cupeper /, Fauqnier /, Franklin l, Ere.
derrick Q. Fldvanna |, Goochand l.,
Greensvllle |, Halifax ., Hanover 1 +, Har-
rison 2, Henrico /. Henry 1, Hampshire
2, Isle of Wight |, King William /, Lew
is |, Louisa |, Logan /, Meckenburg ..
Monroe /. Monongalia 9, Morgan /,
Northumberland |, Nottoway /, Nelson
Pendleton |, Pocahontas /, Powhatan |,
Preston |. Prince Edward /. p George
Prince William /, Page /. Rappahan.
mock |, Rockingham ,, Randolph /, Rus
sell |, Scott /, Shenandoah 2. Spottsyl-
vanla /, Stafford /, Surry /, Sussex /,
Washington |, Tazwell /, Brooke |, Ma
olson Orange l. 68.
.4ntt Fan Bmen-A lbemarle 2, Am
herst |, Augusta 9, Accomac ., Berkeley
2.Bediord ., Charles City s. New Kent
1, Chesterfield |. Cumberland l, Dinwid
die /, Essex !, Elizabeth City and War
vic l, Fauquier /, Fairfax / Franklin / q,
Frederick |, Greenbrier l, Hardy l, Glou
cester |, Jefferson Q, James City and York
|, Kanawha /. King & Queen /, King
George /, Lancaster aud Richmond / !,
Loudon 8, Lee /, Nansemond |, Nicho
las and Fayette /, Cabell /, Norfolk coun-
ty Q, Norfolk Borough /, northampton l.,
Pittsylvania 2, Patrick /, Princess Anne
/, Richmond City /, Rockbridge Q,
Southampton I, Tyler /, Mason and Jack
son /. Petersburg /, Westmoreland l.,
Wood 1, Ohio 2-57.
White .4nti Pan Buren, Bath , Floyd
|, Grayson |, Giles /, Lunenburg /. Mat
thews and MIddlesex !, Montgomery l.,
Smyth /, Wythe 10
II will thus be seen, that in the House
of Delegates, those enumerated as Van
Buren, men, outnumber the Wings and
friends of Judge White too rOtes. Many
protesting White men however, are mum.
bered among the Van Burenltes.
The Wings contest the election 10 Hen
rico, with the certainty Of getting it, in
Powhatan and Campbell. The Jacksoni-
ans contest in Patrick, Albemarle and
Fauquier, and perhaps other counties.
The number Of contested elections, is ali
index to the close division of parties
We nothing doubt that the Van Buren,
ties would have been ranquished had they
fought fairly. and that they will be, when
they are forced to show their colors.
Rich Whis.