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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

PEicG er Bnf,p Srutrs.-W 4 would not need
lcN>'N interrupt the cnIoNm oi those who leok
forward 10 the neNt winter rs "A time ri general
starvatlon. But lest their dr, ans should be too
suddenly broken, We must eall thrlr attention Ia
the facts contained IN the la>t n@ws hom Europe
respecting the prices of bread stuIls there. We
happen 10 know al an operation at Liverpool, by
winch fifty thousand bushel, Of wheat arc to h'
immediately forwarded to tbs county, and 10y the
prices which are published, there i, htllc doubt
that much larger supplies will be soon lollhcom.
ing; ior the long continuance Of high prices, the
successful issue oi the recent lmporiaons, aud the
fact well asce,talned thai out domestic supplies
are inadequate 10 our wants, will GIVE new con
tdcnce in future operations. lie, Us see At what
piice we can be supplied.
la Paris the price OF bread is about cents,
and in London 3 cents ID. We found shilling
loaf IN New York Yesterday To weigh lbs 3 Oh,
which is ncar6 cents lb. The price ot wheat IN
Paris !, II cents a bushcl, and the prlcc of flour
- Il barrel. In London Hour is So a barrel,
Ia the ports of the Mediterranean aud OF the
attic, bread stuIls much cheaper than III eli
tcr London or Paris. The price Of good wheat
1T Naples Is - lOl sterling buNhel, IL cents.
From any one of theSepaces freight might ho OBJ
tanned Al 33 cents pei barrel on four and ~ cents
per bnscl on wheat, or about half the rate charged
ON transportation nj the Same articles rom Ro-
CHESTER and oue-lonrlh Of what Is charged from
Ohio. Fifty thousand bushels OF corn have lately
been received here from OHIO by one hou'e, at
a freight of 70 cents. The duty on flour is one
dollar Il barrel, aud ON wheat - cents bus'lel,
Wheat, therefore. can be imported from Naples
and LAID down in New \ orb at l. Ia 10 cent,
busheI, all charges paid, aud from Il hundred 9th
"a places al the same or lesspfIcc. Gotnondrye
are not burdcnrd with a duty, and may be lmpor-
ted elh great advantage. The countries Of En-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

A., Tazsscl and other Senators from the South
~, h. .bopld vote against Titus adding per6dy
,,,,r the Enquirer shall succe ed in demon
.,,ipo to the people Of Virginia, ihat Harrison
.,,o,r, fine rarif should deprive Inn oi Their
,,ri II will at the same time cut oil Van Ba-
- also from THEN suil.ageS. No man can cou>is-
,,Iy inject TO the course of the General, tbs
.,s,iag. Who al the same time suStains Van Blu
- The objection may be sound-but the oil
;.ctor. who thus acts, cannot be honest. Nor does
n. coatemp,blc suJterfuge, dat Naa Barren yo-
!. f., the Tariff Of 1928 in obedience to insruc-
son>---if,truclions got up by hmstll--eoustilute
.ry stronger shield Of defence, than the iaci that
en- Harrison was acting ia obeIioucc 10 tic uuan-
;mous voice off constituents, does in his case
10Th here stand on the sam foundation. But we
.,,dl AK. who instructed Van Burcn 10 attcnI
n his private capacity, the Tariff meeting in Al
A,nv Who instructed him 10 90 to the great
a'uiG Convention at Harrisburg Who INSTRUCT
~ him 10 support the Tariff of 1924? Answer Us.
H. who are sustaining him, while YOU are caum-
ua,ino Gen Harrison for ireading in the same
s,eps. But VIC will not farther anticipate the En-
ouirer's 4" Views upon the Rubicon." We will
ouly add, that even if Gen. Harrison be as ubjec-
%ionablr in relation 10 the exercise by the general
troyernment ofdoubttul powers, Martin Van
Guren. he is, on other grounds, infinitely prciera-
Die. SAFELY the man, who, when the very battle
n,cnis OF the Union were rocking 10 their fuunda-
hons, beneath the assaults OF the Missouri Rrstric-
~, btu + H..
sacridced hn,selfin defence Of those rights is rnl-
Ned at least 10 the generous iorbcarance # not 10
Tue cordial support OF the people whose interests
he defended, against Martin Van Buren,, who vol
unfairly cheercd on the assaan,s, in their efforts
10 ,rample those interests in the dust The En-
ouirer remembers TO iorget' this brilliant epoch
In Ilarrsons public history-bnt tie leopie cam
NOT FORGET it, until they shall become insensibe to
,he obligations of gratitude and traitors to their
own dearest rights.
And. after all, if neither Gen. Harrison's South
rru birth, nor his demonstrated attachment 10
Southern rights, can remove the objections to
aim. based upon the opinions attributed to
him by the Enquirer, opinions, we repeat,
Identical with those Of Van Buren, himself
There is man before The people, who,
b, enemies themselves being judges, is, in
Ibis respect, cntirely free from objection. We
mean Hugh Larson Witt. If the support, in
lyc.eone years, OF the Internal improvement and
Tariff policy, be such "a" high crime X msdcmean-
8or,"i in the estimation of the Enquirer, its satellites
land disciples, we call upon them, in tie name Of
consistency and common honesty, 10 rclnquisl,
Van Buren, while they dcnounco Harrison, and to
rally under the IIhitc tag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26
N1TN TALL AND UINru1
GOODS.

ui' sn'PH h@morddad Hdrkatroy, just arriv-
~ Ell Al wy foiht' direct from Liverpool, we
nave received our importation o british Dry Goods:
. bates " Isohs best Napt Cottons, white aud
grey N"''l To q very cheap,
- plles nlhl and London Duiicl Blankets.
de - lo-io, IL aud FL Rose, double Rose.
ana " h'ney blankets,
some oi mes hlahhtts are extra quality and size,
do ied faddings,
do WINE Sllesian lalnels,
case 'i"thS anu 'aNsiinere4,
do - hnl o-l English Merinos,
do English Fancy Prints,
do Jatontts, tambttcs aud Checked Muslins.
We have also received portion, aud shall receive
In a lev dd,s The reminder OF our stock OF other
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26
rev e40niOgs Agricultural
sepeaHi'nA.

q 7 \ MEETING Of the Executive Commit
: q ice of the New London Agricultural Socie-
ty, on iic lib of September, 1885, the following
PrmapmS were appropriated for the articles r..
spcetiYely ulmed VIZ:
For the best improved iarm $50
For the > best do.a plough, value IL
For the highest prodnct OF corn on three,
contiguous acres oihigh land, IA plough, II
Nahic
For The h hest product Of wheat on three
contiguous acres o!hieh land, "a plough, IL
value
For the best two three horse Plough 5
fuI tie best improved Harrow ;
For the best thorough bred Stallion 70
For tie best thorough bred Mare III
For the best thorough bred morse Colt, ono :
years subscription to Turf Register !
For The best thorough bred t'ill> yeur'sl E
subscription 10 the 'ruif Register d
For the best bred brood mare Of MIKE ! /.
For the bcs, bred Gy of mixed blood
For the hest Dur am or Devon Bnl 10
For the ID best do or do.
For the best OF hefer Of improved F,
For lie best cali of do. 5
For the best Bull OF common blood 5
For the best mich COW of do.
For the best Ram of improved blood 5
For the best Boar ofimproscd blood 5
For the best Jack ,
F,r the best Jenny ;
For tn, best ) yds. Of fine woolcn cloth 5
For the hest ; vflS. Of carpcting
For the best ID best of do. 3
For the best , Nds OF Tahe-colh 5
For the od best Of do. Y
For the best ) ,dS. of Wooden Countlrpane )
For the ID best Of do 3
For The ) yt>. of Cotton Counterpart ,
For "a best of do.
For the best Hearth Rng
For the best ) >dS. of Blanheting z
For the best specimen of Sewing Six
For the best 5 yds. Of Domestic Flannel
For the ID best OF do.
For the best specimen Of Grape Vino
For the best specimen of Currant Wine
The Executive Committee are authorized toa
ward premiums upon articles of merit, not enume-
rated IN tie above list.
The members OF the Society desired to
forward their respective subscriptions to Mr.. jobs
Alexander. Treasurer OF the Society. or they era
pay them in on the 1si day Of November. shen the
Cattle Show Will commence in New London
n. b. The most ample accommodations wi .
in readiness for the various animals winch may bs.
brought the show.
ALEXANDER AUSTIN, SECRETARY
Sept 20 va"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

o. We invite, FOL the resolutions of the meet
my # Judge Whites friends III Rockblidec couu-
", the perusal oiall parties. They cut right aud
left and are worthy of their bold and talented al-
thor. We should like To see them answered by
the chairman of the Rochbtidge Van Buren, COM
mitpo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26
t0D GAiIoAS FALL AND WINTER
ooYSP LAMP OIL.

E.nA GALLONS FALL AND WINTER
Wv LAMP OIL
- barrels Malaga Wine.
- do and hall do madonna Vino, and ma
ny uthrr MINES IN bottles and CASTS.
- ladles' Mlssc- aud Ginldren'e India Ruhz
bcf Apous,
- par latics' Fun Lined lndia Rubber
Nhaes, assorted sizes.
u Accountants, single and double keyed.
stlO lbs. Fresi Candies assorted
SuD " sal Aratus and pcul Ashes
l. barrel, toai Tar,
Il baskets and chests best Sweet Oh
eascs liquor,cc,
l. ucIccs London Blown stout aud Porter,
puts aad quarts,
do Philadelphia Porter, do do
n doH. whit. punk and amber ,olofed Clam
pagne Nmc, pinl and quart bottles
90 doA. tlnct, N the purcell several 6ea
brands III use,
81 loz. ron Wine, ; do BuIgundv.
- dpH. Madeira " me - do Nlusoalcl,
- dol. German Wines, Say, Old Hook, etc
choice quality,
! dnH. Champagne. Muscutel, u ioA. each
Champagne and Cognnc Bral dies
50 boxes = by ~ aud II b, T. " lndow Glass,
Best lirndlc~ Holland can and KUN.
For sale III quantities To suit puIchAsrts; or the
rhOi hall OF the Subscllh = entire Atock of GOOD,
would be sold CA advantageous terms.
HOUEL DlJIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

CO The booksellers and Publishers of Phila-
drlpbia gave splendid Supper to their br eth
ren of he raft, from all parts of the Union,
a few days ago. Many of the wits anl li,era Of
tiat city were present, and delivered brilliant
,pccches--among them Messrs. Conrad, Bid1le,
R.P. Smith, Page, Chandler, McMiclacl, &c.
Ga. t3Wa,m4n, CD. tbram Il. North, is said To
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26
NOT ICE.

! ,rlur Of 4 trust deed executed by John West,
shall, ou the l1lh day OF October next, at
l'Itsy hania Court house, proceed to SELL at public
auctiou lor cash, one Negro " oman Slave named
nioah, Ia sotis, the purpose Of said trust. Acting
trustee shah convey sueh tile only as is vested
in me h. SAID deed.
ABRAHAM &. SHELTON.
Sept 26 NO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

IL For rriutalion, thorough aud complete, Of
IA shallow slduder AGAINST Gen. Harrison, the
Generals letter 10 John II. Peasants, fsq. VII
those who have copied the i1schood cotrectit! We
shall See
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

u The NanitcS are overoycd at the election,
by IA majority Of 300, ola Van Buren, man to the
Legislature Of Tennessee, to hll vacancy in Sui
sullivan is Of about four or five counties OF that
State, in which the" Palace slaves are in the
ascendant. Every where else the White flag
floats in triumph.-TIe vote of Tenncsse viii
show ) 10 in favor of White.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

re""Sytronia.-Thc following resolutions were
auoP'ea by the Anti-Masonic Convention OF
Pennsylvania, which recently assembled, to the
NUMBER % between and 700 delegates, at Pitts
burg
resolved, That General W iIliam Henry llar
.No'' III 'he whole of his military career, present,
" Us '''e character Of brave and resoute soldier,
A'rm and prudent officer, 10 whom impartial his
W.! VIII give the deserved title OF one of the first
captains of the age.
,,, hesoNed, That although we highly approve
W",,i'afy proves, and the undauncd iorlItudc
~, MAN H. Harrison, it is not alone in his cha
." .ei vi hero, that We recommend him to the
otin "1 the Ant-Masonc people, for the first
VIM ~ 'ner gift. In the various civil stations in
H'',e" ne has been placed, he has exhibited the
n''p,e 'ne statesman, and shown that he is well
'"eo 10 direct lie political ba,que, either in tie
''' vi war or the calms Of peace
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

MdssachuseHs.-The Wing Convention met at
orccser on the lith inst. and adopted strong
electoral ticket. They still adhere to MIR. Web
ser, though, from the tenor Of one of their resolu
''ons II Is evident that they viii b" willing 10 give
Their vote for either Harrison OF White, it, By so
dong, they can prevent the election from devolv-
ing ON the House of Representatives.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

zen Harrison reached v Washington city
on TIE 2o'h INST and after resting few hoars pro-
cecIod to Baltimore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

"'sRs.-Fhree more OF the v an Buren cores
Pondine committee in Augusta county. have had
..'' names elpaased-amoae them D. J. k.
Moore sad to be a maa OF influence, aud I'M
I'll now one ofthe Jackson leaders in tia, county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26
OBITUARY..

Died, OF bilious fever, N Amherst county, on
the Sll INST, after an illness of 30 dds>, WILLIAM
SUDDEN GREGORY, aged "A years aud 10 months.
~ THE 81 Louis Papers mU please copy
Tie nh0rc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

Vermont Election-Returns from Isl towns
give the following result for Governor; Jennison
lWhg) 1896, Bradley (N. b. ,lo6-maoriIy
thus far, las.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26
W AEErAGE5.

Married, on Thursday, the 22l inst, by the
Rev. Archibald b. Smith, Mr. JAMES NJ. DuLAnp,
to Miss MARY daughter Of Charles Mundy, all OF
Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

u sumo OF the Van Barcn ways complain
that it looks cowardly 10 run two candidates for
the Presidency against their poor little Van.
We'll, let them bring out Benton 10 help Inn. W.
do not object to their having Two candidates, if
they want them, for the Presidency, as they have
already for the Vice Presidency. Inirulh, White
and Harrison viii beat any four men they can
bring on the tart.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

New iork.-The Van Buren, s,,,a c.
ito" me- al syracuse ON the llh ns;. and nomina
ted Coy. VIM L. Marcy aad 1t. Gov. John
Tracy for reelection. They also framed an =
iettorsl i'ichct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26
NpEtGf.
To (lOCk <slsN e SsfCA .rgWkrrk.
FOR SALE.

- \ BRICK tenement with a half acre oil
t,.:f5 ground attached, brick snhls =,
,,t,,s~ Som1e housc, &c. Situated Oh ihr hll
near the arm ol the l.ynchburg aud
dem Turnpike
Ii the above property is not disposed Of pri-
vaclv, by the l5th of Obtober, it Will that da> j,
be sold, at public auction. 10 the high 81 bidder.
NJ. NJ. kEER.
Sept. % IDS II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

Ec0nomy--Retor3n To
show the rapid progress, Jaehmards, of these car
diIdI political virtues under the promise of which
The present administration came into power. we
have beenat the trouble of putin in type an clab-
crate table, setting forth the expenditures of the
government, from Is, | down 10 1886, inclusive.
1t Will be found on our first page; and though fig
nrcs are not So inviting topes, vet hope that
ihe subject illustrated will mpalt TO them deep
and widespread interest.
Gen. jackson WAS borne into Office, under loud
complaints OF the extravaganza of his predecessor :;
and, SO we'll aware Was he Of the state of public
sentiment on tins subject, that he pledged hmse
10 economlze the public expenditures Has he
done 50 Let facts answer The greatest exnen-
dituie during any one year OF Mr. Adanis's admin
isration WAS S25 100000, excluding fractions
In $780, Gen. Jackson's expenditures were up
wards OF $50, 100000; in 1872, upwards of ~ :
100000; and in 1886, Sl7 ,000,O 900 II this IS
" Rctrenehment" then words have reversed their
ncaung-and we are able to understand what
Gen. Jackson means when he stgmalizes JUDGE
White as il "rcd-hot icderalisl !" As Mr. Van
Buren, is pledged To carry ont the principles and
policy Of Grn. Jackson's administration if lie be
elected, W. leave il to better artlmetcians than
We are 10 estimate the probable amount Of public
expenditures under his reign
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26


The Cottage of Fortune always triumph
Seven Capital s'TiXcso the same
evening!
Av=RETr's 0TFECD,}
September y, 1896.
Drawing Of the Wheeling No. }, l1lb inst.
IS 80 p 36 o. 30 Is IS 20 43 p 81 20
The " Drcamfr" out Dycamed'!
Ticket No. 30 &c As prizr Of $500
q - 10 TO- prize Of 200
AGAIN.
30 80 SO a Small Capital Of $50 90
EsE, SEgs e!%
a snug ltllc prize of 800 90! Twoo these pr-
zrs were sold TO gentlemen in the country, who
are hereby requested to call and get lIe cash.
And now for the " black !" rcalcentrc shot
Drawing Of the Wcllsburg EAtrd.HlasS, No. 6
drawn in Llncburg on Tuesday last.
65 32 81 66 90 % 81 - - 56 8.
THREE MORE CAPITALS
Ticket No. 81 Is 4S a Capital p'ze OF $1,000,
owned, in part, by gentleman in t5e country, for
whom the money Is now ready
ALSO
3 81 32 &, s 81 60. two more Capitals, sold
and paid at ANERFTT'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Sept. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26
CASH voE WHAT.

fHvIl Subscribers, tone door above Richard lyl
h rcc's.) viii give the highest market picc 10
Wheat throughout the Season.
BOOTH x LACY.
LII, Is
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Virginia State Zoetcrv for the town OF
Wheeling, Extra, ITO. 9, toc 1896.
To be drata at Richmond on Thursday Goth o.
September, lo36, at i O'Clock Il. VI.
SEE q III f.
| Prize of Si000n - of 1,H30
lof 4.0)u IL OF 1908
! of 2,U@J
800. ID of %l00 &c &c.
Tickets ; l., Have, 50, Quarters 81. for sale in
great variety ci numbers by the package or single
ticket at the office of WIN. DEAN.
Sept. 70
All uncuucnt bank notes taken par for tickets,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

NV M 10 TNNIEUT I Id. ono Jul II
w NEWMAN SADHLIR, who i good
orkntn aad one Jonrncyn.dn to worl, At Wagon
Gear, and one Jouheytuan 10 work at shop tulni-
ture.--To such good wages will be gwen
JOHN THURMAN.
Scpts tsif
4 : The Fmcasiie Democrat, Lexington. Na)
Gazette, stanton Spectator, aud Abingdon States
man will insert tie foregoing twice, and send then
cacuunts 10 tins Office.
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September 'hj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

W WASHINGTON tgtbNE Wi.N T.
TENllE collectors of contributions IN tins state FOR
II erecting tins Monument, are requested TO it-
init by the shcitls otherwise, on al before the
first of November. Whatever they have collected;
aud IN those which the collection Is desired
TO be Completed a return - the bnnks IL also re-
quc,tcd viii attend at Richmond To receive the
money aud books, they may, IN case oi my alb
sencc be deposited IN the Virginia lianl, iorme.
Nll4SON ALLEN,
Golicctortor Virginia.
Richmond Sirntcmhcr 43 y
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THREE; MORE CAPITALS !:

3 81 81 & s 81 60. two more Capitals, sold
and paid at ANERETT'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Sept. -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-12
FOR THE GAZETTE.

You are respectfully requested to publish the
following extract from the minutes of the Win.
chester Presbytery. AT aprevious meeting Mr.
Lodor had requested an investigation of his mo.
raj and christian character. These resolution,
were adopted upon the reading Of the testimony
IN the case, without any defence being made by
Mr.. Lodor
Extract from the minutes of the Winchestc,
Presbytery, Warrenton, Fauquier CO., Va.
April 80, 1896.
l. Resotred, That two Of the important wit.
nesses who have testified against the moral cha
racter of the Rev. John Lodor, have so far con.
sradicted themselves as to destroy the credibili
ty of their testimony.
2 Resotoed, That. no testimony from one OF
all Of the witnesses convicts the Rev. John To
dor of crime or criminal intent
3 RESOLVED, That this Presbytery have en-.
tire confidence in the moral and christian char.
acter Of the Rev. John Lodor.
The above resolutions were unanimously adop
ted by the Presbytery.-A true copy of record
w. II. FOoTE, Stated Clerk.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-12
vIRGrNIA ELECTIo NJ

Rocking ham.-Moffett (VB) 757, Coots
" b. 423, Conrad (W) SOC,
Harrison A. Harrison " b 9I9
w. X, Shinn, " b. 4S2, Dan'l Kincheloe
(V b. 395. A Maxwell " b. 1856, w r
Callahan " b. 955, John Ross " b 1872
5. II, Morris (W) SO.
Fioyd.-Deskin (VB) elected by IA,
majority.
observation-disclosures (vB)
2Sl, Leitwich " b. As. McComas (W)
1913, HOUSE OF DELEGATES, j. w. Da.
Wis " Bl 23S, III. b. Thompson, IWl III
Flurnana.-Strange w 81 253, Magru
Ger [Wl 100.
Cumbefland.-Wilson, [Wl re. elected
by SO majority over Fuqua [VBl Col
Bonduraut lW] is also elected to the Sen
ate by majority Of "a votes over DR..
Flood the late V. Buren, senator.
.NoTolk Borough. -Cunningham [Wl
elected without opposition.
SWry.-SENATE-HolIeman, nv BIT 1873
Urquhart [W] 80, Holleman elected
HOUSE OF DELEGATES. Bailey, ~ Bl
1876, Rulfin [W] %.
Brtmsrick ,-TurnbulI nv Bl $50, Nal.
lory " 81 $40. Gholson wv 1888, Meade
[Wl 1876.
Marshall Newman nv Bl elected by
| votes over Mclean [Wl
Orange Smith nv BIT 2I5
Slaughter [Wl l05: HOUSE DELEGATES,
Voolfolk w Bl 1913, Sims, WI II9.
NelsOn.-Brown v 81 elected wilhou,
opposition.
HmOuer.- GoodalI elected by abou,
100 votes.
Bedford = Goggin [Wl 629, Campbell
IWl Gle, Preston ~ 81 444, Arthur ~
81 440.
.4ccomac majority for the Sen.
ate is about 100: Ellis elected by a large
majority. Bayley wi and Poulson rad,
but not Van Bureol elected over Drum
mond and Grinalds late Delegates.
Grenbrier.-Smith [W] sos, REYNOLDS
" 81 $50. Pinnel IWl l0l, Woods wv
Warren s. Clarke.-Col, Carson nv b
elected.
Charles City s. NeD Kent-R Chris
tian [Wl elected.
Amelia.-Wiley w B] is elected.
Wood. -Samuels WI 2l5, Smith wv
40, Creel nv Bl ls9.
CabeH-McAllister. ~ Bl 900, Bower
" b. I66, McGinnis [Wl 1856,
MoaongGIia,-J. w. Wiley and Isaac
Cooper, both Van Buren, are elected.
Iase,ceH.-Gillispie, SO4, Stras 2s4
both Van Buren,.
Elisabeth City.-SESArE. Page NV,
1864, Ellis [Wl IL. Anderson " 81 10
House. DELEGATES. Servant lWl ITO
Craford [Wl 80. Servant reelected.
Giles Hale v Bl 2l4. King TVB'
209. Kirk. w Bl II, Smith (W) 1903.
Page Almond " 81 1873, Strole " B,
ic7.