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Books and Stationery.
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lzJs.. V N- -@-s ;. --.esAS. Brown and losfsugar; coffee; gunpowder, im- perial, and young hyson tea, chocolate 5 half pipes cogniac brandy
 half pipe Champagne do.
 ID barrels domestic do.; 3 do apple de.
 :. Holland gin; , do. American do. 10 < old whiskcy
 90 qr. casks Madeira, Tenerifie, sherry and
 Malaga wines; casks claret do. 20 boxes muscat; 60 baskets Champagne do. % doz. London porter
 10 bbls. Albany ard Cincinnati ale and porter 10 dog. lemon syrup; l5 gals. lime juice 10 boxes raisins; } barrels soft shell almonds f5 t smoked herring; , do. codiish 70 kegs oysters; 10 boxes sperm candles 5 boxes James River tobacco, Ia superior
 article;) 29,000 best Spanish cigars 2 barrels winter strained lamp oil Demiiohns; bottles; leading lines; bed cords: pint and half pint tiasks; bottle corkss and Ii great variety of other articles, unneces- sary to enunerate.
 ' The above goods having been purchased in New York and Philadelphia, by one of the firm, enables ils to offer them as low as any otheE house in this place. Our object being 10 sell entirely for cash, we assure those who wish to purchase, that we will offer them in- aucements, either at wholesale or retail. wor- thy of their notice, and respectfully solicit sheiE patronage. :. HILt. < co. gattse Rock, .lnly 2, 1sa5.-l3
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ENTERTAINMENT
 AT THE MOUTH OF ARKANSAS.

7 HSHE subscriber having removed from the a Post of Arkansas to the Mouth of Ars kansas, proposes opening
 HOUSE OF EETNg ENTER FER TAIHNgMENT, in the large and commodious mansion of 'iapes, Ryan, o0 Go. Every attention wifi be paid to tho comfort and accommodation of those who may favor him with a call.- Travellers may depend on having themselves and horses well attended to, at as low rates as can be possibly aHordedi and he hopes, by close attention to his business, to merit a share of patronage.
 JOHN MALPASS. Mouth of Arkansas, May l, lS35.--ll-4t
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DIR. JOHN T. FULTON,

E AYfNG resumed the practice of Medi- a. -A cine, &0c. tenders his Professional Ser vices to the citizens of Little Rock and its Vi. cinity.
 Office in the lower south room of the two story white frame building attached to Hr' Jehries' Hotel.
 Little Rock, April r, l835.-2tf
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ESsg E!SEa SErEgRz.w
FRESH GROCERIES.

FRESH GROCERIES.
 ECEIVED, per steamer Compromise B from New Orleans,
 keg pure ginger; barrel alspice 6 boxes claret; 6 do. lemon syrup 5 do. plain syrup; $ drums figs barrels almonds; 19 do. sugar hogsheads sugar; barrels molasses 30 bags ground alum salt; 10 boxes table do. l box James River tobacco (superior) box sadlery, containing gentlemen and la- dies saddles, brilorn and snaffle bridles.. .col- lars and names, riding and drivers whips, stirrup feathers, sxc.
 On hand l25 barrels Kenhawa salt, avera- ging 340 lbs. at the low rate of s4 50 per barrel, by J.DE BAUN
 July 3, ls35.-l4
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BORROWED.
AGENCY.

AGENCY. NORTH AMERICAN MAGAZINFs-... l Monthly, (Philadelphia,) at S5 per an. Reprint of bLAckwooD, the MsTRopoLI- TAN, and the FOREIGN QUARFERLY-Wee eek Y, 70 pages, New Haven at S7 per annum. PEARL AND LITERARY GAzETTE--Wee (Boston, at $3 per annum.
 AaARAsTn-Weekly, (Boston.) MIRRoR-.Weekly, Cincinnati, s2 5oper annun1.
 Subscriptions to ase a1ope soo,-lts received at thts 0Dicc.
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syAAgES pE RAEN

AS just received. from Cincinnati, per 2 steam boat Neosho, 50 bbls. fresh Flour; 26 kegs Lard crates 5tone-wage; l Ind. Tin do. High post and fancy Bedsteads Wash and Candle Stands; Cherry Bureaus , tons Iron, assorted; dog. flames 2 dog. Shaker buckets.
 May i33, 1885,
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THE ArpoRTzolgrEENT.
Ry tAe Gorernyr of the 7erritorg q AfkaRsas

By the Gorern0r of the ierrftorg q HfkaRsas
 Tn pursuance of law, I, N'nLIAa S ituL- TON, Governor of the Territory of Arkansas, have made the following apportionment of the members to be elected i'll the several coun~ ties to the House of Representatives of the General Assembly ot the territory of Ar kansas which appoftionment has been made among the counties, in conformity to the ra- tio fixed by law and where two or more counties are joined, have paid due regard to s'the natural connection of two counties, and contignity of the inhabitants of such counties"
 l do, therefore, Iereby declare and make known. lssif;:s,sss, ;s, that tlls::s.s ] aEehest iea.-
 To the county of Washington, five mem- hsrs, to the counties of Latafence and Green, three members; to the county of CafroH, one; to the county of Ezard, one; to the coun- ty of Iadepeadeacc, two; to the counties of C7.apfogd and iScoH, two; to the counties of .Jacksoa, &. F1aacis and .Ionroe,. twoj to the county of Pope, one; to the county of Johnson, one; to the counties of YuR Buren and Conpay, one; to the county of Pulaski, two; to the county of Jebtrsoa, one; to the county of Hempstead, two; to t1e counties of Hot SprlRg and Clark, one; to the counties of .4rkdRSds and UlsloB, two; to the counties of Serier and Pike, one; to the county of .Nille,., onei to the county of Lqfayete, onei to the county of Chicot, one; to the counties of CgiHendsn and .Nississippi onei and to the county of Phittips, one.
 And l do hereby require the sherifs of the : several counties above named, to make pro- clamation accordingly, agreeably to the laws regulating elections in this Territory, to the end that, on the JGrst .donday in August neat, when an election IS to be held for Delegate to Congress, they cause to be elected Mem bers of the Legislative Council of the Gen. eral Assembly, as now provided for by law, nnd members to fife House of Representatives according to the apportionment and arrange ment above made and declared.
 In testimony whereof have hereanto set
 ..,.s.. ny hand, and caused the seal ,SasSs sE.. of the Territory of Arkansas to Sa & sSa. be affixed, at Little Rock, this Sss fifteenth day of June, 4. D.
 sssfs sssssf.ss 1855, and of American Inde-
 pendenee the ffty-ninth.
 12 VIM. s. FULTON.
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GEORGE C. CLARK. r,mnnn N1Ev .u, ,rAgu

coiam6ta, chicot cennty, .qrkassas Territory. NNTI ILL devote himself to the practice of v law--the collection and settlement of debts--the payment of taxes on military and other lands--the redemption oflands sold for taxes--the purchase and sale of lands, and other professional business, in the counties of Chicot, Arkansas, Phillips. Monroe, St. Francis, Crttenden and Union, and the county of Washington, in the State of Mis- sissippi His unremitting attention will be given to all business entrusted to him.
 June 2l, l835.-l4ly
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EEGGsP! EEEPg EIELP...

BUR friends must help US at this time, or V we wiIl-(we had like to have said sue, ) -4eontinae to call on them, however unplea- sant such visits may be.
 Money is due to us--we need it--4and must have it, or quit business. We hope no other appeal to our friends is necessary, ;. and that they will come forward, to a man, and HELP us. l.. 35 w R. GIBSON. Little Rock, 9th June, 1885.
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VIE subscriber having purchased of lGs B brother Jonas, his stock of Goods and Groceries, will continue business at the olt stand, and respectfully solicits the patronage of the former customers, and the public pen. erally.
 JACKSON BIGEI. QW.s Forf Satith, ..iHareA lGfh, 1s35.-52.
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DRY GOODS

Superfine blue, black, and invisible green Cloth, snperfine and common blue mixed, dark mixed, brown and fancy coiored Satti- nets; d variety Of Of fife Mesiaees various co- lors fine black and brown Bombazine and Bombdzetts; a general assortment of blue, black, and fancy colerea London Prints and Calicoesi Q handsome assortment ot shaded, striped, plaid, and plain French Ginghams; supefine 4-4, 5-4, and 6-4 white iaconet, null, figured, Swiss, book and painted Nus lins; large quantity Of 3-4, Al, and 5-4 bleached and brown Domesties and Lowell Cottons; Bed Ticking; red Padding; sail Duck and Buckram; fine Irish and brown Linens and Drillings; blue Cottonade; linen and cotton Diaper; 3-4 and Al cotton Plaids and Checks; fine, Italian, Isvantine, and fancy colored Bonnet Silks; silk Velvet; silk Handkerehiefs, pongee and cotton; ladies' embroidered, silk, gauge, crape, dress and linen Pocket Handkerchiefs; corded Skirtsi linen Sleeves; bobbinet and muslin Gapes and Collars; fine thread and bobbinet Lace and Edging; white and black silk, worsted, and cotton Hose and Half Hose; silk and cotton Umbrellas; fine silk Parasols.
 Ready Made Clothing.
 A small assortment of ready made Cloth ing, consisting of superfine blue, black, and brown cloth, bombazine, merino and linen Dress and Froek Coats and Coataes, Pantas looms, Vests, and Round Jackets.
 few packages of fine beaver and com mon fur and wool Hats; ladies' fashionable Leghorn and gimp Bonnets; ladies and gem tlemen's iile calf, pranella and seal skin Boots and Shoes; fine cali skin, kip and thick fusset Bfegans; boys aisd children's leather shoes.
 saslsery.
 A smqH quantity of Sadlary, consisting Of gentlemen's American and Spanish Saddles; Side do.s fine and common Brides; Bride Filings and Nartingales; worsted and cot ton Sureingles and Girths; ladies' and gen. tlemen'a Hiding Whips; Stirrup Leatners and Wagon Whips.
 Ware.
 X general assortment Queens, Hard, and Tin Ware.
 Groceries.
 \ large supply of Groceries, consisting o1 Sugar; Coffee; itolaesesj Rice; Spice; Pep. per; Gingers Alum; Raisins; Copperas sperm Candles; Lamp Oil; imperial, young hyson and gunRowdef Tea; Chocolate French. cogniac and domestic Brandy; Hol land and domestic Gin; lC0 sacks of ground alum and Liverpool Salt; and divers othei articles, too tedious to mention.
 All of which they H sell low for cash, oI on as accommodating terms as any house il the place. They now tender their thanks te the people for the very long and liberal pat. Eronage they have heretofore received, ane solicit 8 continuance.
 N. B. B tons superior Castings for salt at tho market prices.
 8lcLAIN &1 BADGETT.
 Little Rock. June 5. I8o5.-9tf
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TO THE PUBLIC.

EsH05E persons having business with the l Sheriff of Pulaski county, officially, from distance, must pay postage, or their business viii not be attended to.
 JOHN K. TAYLOR.
 SherH ?. c. .4. T. May I, fs35.-4
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MHIS NY.

0gEaESKEY. ga BARRELS WHis9EY; also, fresh eg Figs; Bunch Raisins; Plough Lines; Plough Moulds; Wire oievesi Pepper, S5e. Just received, and for sala by
 WAIT & DUNN. April g, 1835.-2tf
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NOTICE.

yHE subscriber having sold out his q -A- tire stock of goods and groceries to h. brother Jackson Bigelow, requests all pers6ls indebted to him to call and settle their ae counts immediately.
 JONAS BIGELOW.
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" 3 w @SPOR J,El .

SHE subscribers have just received and are now opening, in the house former ly occupied by Messrs William Badgstt Ss Go, and immediately opposite Jeffries' Ho- tel, a large and well selected assortment of
 NHEHsCHEANEDTXEs or which the following comprise B part. Supr. cloths, cassimeres, and other woollen goods
 Five hundred and forty-two pieces well as- sorted calicoes Painted muslins, largo assortment Fancy ginghams, new style sJupr. black 1Iantua silks; Gros de Nan. fIo. \ variety of fancy handterchefs Gont's supr. bandana and pongee do. Black Italian and faney silk cravats Thread and bobbinet lace Plain and figured muslins Gauze and AIantua ribbons Corded skirts; figured gIarseil1ss dc. Kid, beaver, aud hoskin gloves Ladies' and gentlemen's hose and half hose Tuscan bonnets. q fashionable article Tortoise shell side and tuck combs Brazilian do. dos do. A 4 large lot Of brown. and hleached dorncatios 's < plaid and striped dos
 < apron che as
 !. bed ticking Gentlemen's summer wear Gum elastic and other suspenders
 .f General .4ssoriaeat q READY TEAZs IT 2 Zszz cL.ogEgIzgea. A general assortment Of hats, boots and shoes
 gents and boy 's seal skin and cloth caps
 n Handsome Assortment qf QUEENsWARE, HARDWARE, AND
 CUTLERY,
 Books and Stationery.
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Ready Made Clothing.
SaIEerYa

A sm2ll quantity of Sadlary, consisting of gentlemen's American and spanish Saddlesi Side do.; fine and common Brides, Bride Filings and Martingales; wersted and cot ton sureingles and Girths; ladies' and gen. tlemen's Hiding Whips; stirrup Lsathers and Wagon Whips.
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XNAI.P.
Groceries.

X general assortment Queens, Hard, and Tin Ware.
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T-EAYE this day received, direct from G -A- New ' ork. q handsone assortment of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-08
COURT OF APPEALS.

BheoHy VS. .ncyfin-Aairlncd
Mason VS. BOnd y CO-Petition for supcrssdcns All
lowed.
Heath BOyo-Pciition for superscdcas Allowed
R1per VS. UTeaR-Appcn from decree of the late Su-
perior Court Of Chancery at Richmond Submitted by
Claiborne and Scott for the appellants, and by Myers
and Mayo for the appellces with notes
UorShdm vs.. WoyShUm-Argumcnt continued by Stan
ard for the appellee and concluded BY Rhodes for the
appellant.
Tucsday, Jan. q.
i"pTee VS. GaTy-Appcal from decree of The Cir
cut Superior Court Of Henrco Argued by Spoone1
for the appellant and Claiborne for the appellee
Wedncsday I'm q.
jackson KandcrcRtcr-A hirmed
IIop0Td vs.. hanson D. Pugh-- Appeal dismissed with
costs as having been improvidcntly allowed
.Ioscys ad VS. Ch0mheriayDc- Appeal allowed
ment Of the Circuit Superior Court ofSurry ArguSd 6v
Allison for the appellant Claiborne for the appellee and
'Izursdoy, Jun, %.
Dapree vs. Corg-Aairmcd
CdnPLH vs. PatcyS0t-Appeal from a decree of the
CIrcmt superior Court Of Campbell. Argued bv Stanard
Tor the appellant; no counsel fer the appellee
Friday, Jun. 30
DnnIop vs.. FOHcI, Nc.- Petition for appsa1 Refused
late Superior Court OF Chaaccry Richmond Argued
by Daniel for the appellant, Rhodes for the appellee and
SotD,doy, Jon 81.
p Mdf9ge VS.. Boisse"a- Application for Injunction
DootoM vs. carrjnqfon- Appeal from, tl Circuit su
pcrior Court Of llcnrco Argued by Lyons for The APP
pellant, Taylor for the appellee.
WESTERN COURT CASES.
fi0yd rcidG0nr. lfcCRii0,h 4 CO--Petfion for
supeIscdcas Refused
COURT OF APPEALS.
AoHdag. Ffb. q.
AHdfrSoH W. Lreiy- Reversed
UOOJOH W. CaTringfO1 rgUaner4 continued bv
Taylor for the appellee, and continued by Lyons for tg
appellant
THcsddy Ftb 3.
R0yp w. UyCD-- Reversed
HooJoH VS. CaSri0gt0a-ArgameR concluded 81 l.y-
ons for tlie appellant.
bintervs. UWiams- ppoal ffoaa decree orthe Gin
cult superior Court for Lynchbugg Argued BY Staoard
for the appellant. No counsel eor toe appcllsc
UfGnesdat fcb. T.
Hinton g. Hutton JOgcAs- n filmed
UcarT vs.. Smith Reversed. and bill dismissed
DUSdap FRI g.
Boirier vf P0rktrs-R reversed and decree entered
WtaH ad VS.. Joucs- SUperscdeasto the Judgment of
the Circuit Superior Court OF King William Argued
by Iavers Daniel for thc appellant, No for the
appellee
Bauerr0Th vs. His SnDerscdcas 10 the Judgment
OF the Circuit Superior Cotut Of Petersburg Argued
by Allison Cor the appellant, by spoonar fos tie appel
lee, and by Allison in reply.
Ifidgg. Fe5 g.
Wiqg's gd. VS.. Jones Reversed
GrctH, Sc. BuchAerS administrator Superscdeas
to the judgment Of tie Circuit Superior Court Of Cul.
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ISLE OF WIGHT.
NAV 1,b 1g35

MAY 4th, $50.
1t being Court day public proclamation was made
that meeting would take place for the purpose of taking
INTO consideration the proprc;y of sending Delegates TO
Inc Baltimore Convention. la Il short time, large and
respectaole number convcDed-whcn upon motion. Jo-
siah lollennn, Esq called the Chair and Merit
Crnnpler appointed Secretary Tue object of the meet
ing being explained the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
leSotred, That is eSpcdcnt, this time appoint
Delegates to attend the Baltimore Convention the goth
instant.
Resoired, That Col. Willis H. woodlcy. Joel Hole.
man, DR. tobt. Butler, Archibald Atkinson and Merit
Crnmpler be. and they hereby appointed Delegates
10 represent the Democratic Republicans of the county
OF Isle of Wight, in the National Convention to be
holden IN the city of Baltimore, the Goth inst TO
inmate President and Vice President Of the United
States upon whom the Republican Party may unite as
successors to the present ncumbeuts
ReScleed, That the proceedings OF this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and forwarded TO
the Richmond Enquirer for publication
JOSIAH HOLLEMAN Chairman.
MERrr CRuMrLER. Secretarn.
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got the Cour-IIousc--Lct them keep it," A proclama
ton was made that the Democrats would meet in the
Tavern Porch The crowd instantly assembled there
appointed their Chairman, Secretary, &c; the Com
ittee retired hastily drew up the Resolutions every
thing passedby acclamaton proposition then made
10 form INTO line and tell the strength he meeting 254
were counted in line many did fall i'm many were
scattered through the town. ignorant of the whole pro-
cecdng, until It was over; numbers up
they heard OF IT, and insisted upon being taken into the
account The whole number was estimated at 800. The
Wing meeting estimated by those who looked into it,
as not comprising at the end othc count before the De-
hpcrats had gone IN spectators than from 80 10
10! And THIS too. after the Wing meeting had been
iully and fairly adsrrtiscda spirited Addr them.
published IN the "Advocatc, calling OH the people To
attend Cen Dali Green is said have been i'm attend
ance from Westinghouse course, avowing other busi-
ness, but doubtless in part To enjoy the triumph of his
party and to aid them with his cornsels.
II any thing teach the pseudo friends of Judge
White, that the people will take him. we really think
scene OF this sort is calculated to open their eyes II
should teach lesson of prudence to those Tennes-
see friends, IN whose custody he has unfortunately
deposited the care Of his interests, his honor and
his duties This spectacle in Albcmurle exhibits
degree of rcpugnancc, growing and increasing against
HIM IN the public mind, that it hardly possible
to anticipate Let the Wings assured that the
old mocr OF MS all! has been from the harlo en-
braces OF Whgisn, by the patriotism of her sons Let
Judge White and his friends wake up. before il be too
late. The Wings cannot aid him, or save him VIII he
then, cut himself oil from all his moorngs with his an
cient friends?
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With rnGrigncd respect,
Your much obliged Fellow citizen.
GEORGE &. DROMGOOLE
NInu 0l Ia3n = 49,
May Cd, 1885.

Co.HhLhIC9HED.
Al meeting of portion Of the officers of the lOOth
and the 24h Regiments and other citizens at Buckn-
ham Courthouse, the 29th April 1885 Col Thomas
III. Flood was called to the Chair and Capt Elijah G.
Hanes appointed Secretary The object of the meeting
having been explained, Committee was appointed con,
Capt. Jacob Agcc Capt Benjamin F. Walker, Samuel
Ford, Esq and Lieut.. John G.. Brown who after having
retired short time, reported the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted
ReSolrcd, That the People of Buckingham be request
cd to attend meeting at Buckingham Courthouse, on
The second Monday III May next 10 take into considea-
ton the next Presidential election and the proprety of
sustaining the nomination of Judge Hugh H. Whiic Of
Tennessee.
HeSotted, That the Secretary transmit copy of the
proceedings OF this meeting the Editors of the Rich
mond Enquirer and Wing for publication
THOMAS III. FLOOD, Chairman
ELIJAIt G.. HANEs Sscrci0r,
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POWnATAN MEETING.


AZ meeting Of the friends Of the present Admins.
fatio in fuwhatun, convened at the Tavern Of G. +
Scfuggs on the FIRST day Of May Court DR.. Michael
X Murray was called TO the Chair, and Napoleon Lock
et Esq appointed Sccretary-and tllc object of the
meeting beng explained ia brief address from John w
Nash. ESQ., the following Resolutions we're thercupon
presented, and unanimously adopted:
l. Rcsoircd as the opiajOA, at this !fctiag That we
approve Of te principles and general policy Of the pre-
sent Administration, and that concur the promo
siton for holding National Convention i'm BaIumore
ON The 2Oth Of this month, for the purpose Of nominating
suitable candidates iof The Presidency and Vice Presdc
ey as Tie best means Of securing harmony aud concert
IN tic Republican party Of tie country and prevent
The cecton Tor those offices from being dcyoyed upon
the House Of Representatives
2. ResOiccd Thut
be appointed Delegates 10 represent
this county in the said Convention
B. Rcsofed, Also, that entertaining te hipAes conf
dcncc IN tc integrity talents and patriotism Of our dis
hnggished iellow-citizen William &. Rvcs and fully
approaching tlc noble sacrifice by which ho ptve prac.
teal ecc to the right Of instruction. and eoarcnr the
liberal manner 10 which his claims have been noticed i'm
other states our Delegates be- and they are hereby in
siructed to press his nomination for the Vice Presden
cy ON The consideration Of the National Convention
After the adoption Of the foregoing Resolutions John
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Administrations but because Johnson has failed 10 unite
the Republicans upon him lie has not received one
vote from the Opposition, whilst Allen, to my certain
OF the Administration. The Harrison District is dec-
dedly for the Administration My station has enabled
non and have hesitation in assuring YOU that West
ern Virginia will 80 for Mr. Van Burcn over White, by
large majority
"We can carry the Van Buren, Ticket in Ibis District
the next Presidential election, against Judge White 10y
large majority my upon the result
EahdoiPh Cory sends sure friend in the person of
MIR Mlrcncy. who is elected
believe VIM A. Harrison, Of Harrison County has
received the largest vote given in the Satceiler for
Congress, Senate, or Assembly"
ACCOMACK.
CoScREss.-Mr. Coke withdrew from the canvass
Wise 5 majority in the district 3li.
HousE OF DELEcATEs.--John p Drunmond and
Southcy Grnalds (Nhgs) reelected without Oppose
ton.
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nv last Evenings Wa5l.
TO TIE EDITORS or YIIE: E.NS5LJJRrR
GlLES COHNIY-N DeA --

~ - DIhts 2 II, April Both, $3.50
'tsESTLEmEN The election of Representative for
tins county in the next session of the Virginia Ieqsa
ture aitera warm and exciting canvass of three weeks
took place on Monday last, resulted in the election
OF Capt Reuben F Watts the late Delegate, true and
uncompromising friend of the present Administration
was SAID ma newspaper, pubshedin adjoining coan-
~, that he and his competitors had procaineGfo for White
Tic Is particularly opposed any division whate yer
OF the pariyin favor OF the measures OF the ADM.
nistration--and in favor of the election of President
to succeed Gen Jackson, who will carry fully those
measures Capt Waits opposed by two other candi-
dates, one (Adm the other (Ant the latter Of whom
yon,w sec ran pretty good POLL, and you may probably
th:k that the numbeF OF votes he received was i'm con-
9oqpence ofhis political opinions But this is not the
fact. OF the two hundred and thirty votes given
him. may be safely said that more than thirty on
are WIngs-bnt he received them altogether from other
considerations The vote stands for