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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-14

FASHIONABLE AMUsEMENTs.-Mr. Y. Y and party
dashed out Monday afternoon with splendid sleigh
They drove out far Catos, returned TO town in
the evening" and lodged, ladies and ALL in tre-
mendous snow drift near Houston street. Only two
arms sprained and of the ladies' necks put awry
T. b. T., ESQ.,, with his four female cousins, quite
lovely rosy checked girls rode the city north of
Canal street. They stopped their maiden aunt's in
Bond street, took tea and TART started again. and were
run away with about eight o'clock in the evening
somewhere in the Bowery. Only one arm slightly
bruised and large scratch in the prettiest face.
The elderly lady Madame T. b. DE X. who shops
all summer, and plays whist all winter started with
her nieces Tuesday night The horses had been
well fed with oats, and felt full of mette. In turning
beyond the intersection of Broadway and the
Bowery the sleigh upset in high bank of the best
snow. Adelaide, one of her neces, pronounced il
excellent" "admirable!" Picking up their rigging
and head gear they started again. drove out to Bloom
ngdale, took glass each of wine negus returned TO
town. drove down Murray street, lost their driver-he
horses took fright, away-and the ladies screaming
"help-help-help,' as loud as they could bawI. Only
two arms broken and four bruises.
These are merely specimens picked out of hundreds
of cases. Not single sleigh probably during the
present gay time has escaped without an oyerturn or
some kind of an accident. As the persons knocked
down by avaanches, and baled by the boys they
are as numerous as the sands the sea Shore
BLOODY woRK.-A letter published in the IT, S.
Telegraph, and dated at Charleston January . gives
the following account
An encounter took place this morning, at eleven
O'clock the Of Broad and Meeting streets he
tween four or five young gentlemen of this State with
pistols when three OF the number severely wound
ed.
The parties concerned consist Of VIM Whaey, Sim
brick Plnckney, two Boyces and Mr.. Gregg.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-14

IL The Chamber street Church is offered for sale
see advertisement in this days Herald.
This building is most eligible piece Of property,
situated in the eghbourhood of the Post Osce must
increase in value with that locality. The church as il
stands, would make most excellent General Ex-
change, with offices for real and general brokers
To buy the church, with view to such a change
would be a good speculation.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-14

The STREETS are in dreadful condition. All the
narrow utterly impossible The lower part
of Wall street is banked up with tremendous hills.
Sleghing is dreadfully bad. There is too much snow
lit is all hight and hollow-a slusb and melted snow
In other respects, the weather is remarkably beaut
fsl-mild, moderate, and serene.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-31

.Al7 citing deatb.--A young lad, whose
parents reside in lha vicimi'y of Mrs. Sc
wards seminary, after nn aferno"n'S ram
bic over the com noi il tiIit noighhnrho ,d.
ronplrined # soreness "n The bnltnn, oI
his font. His fa,h-r, surprising he had
merely stepped Oh ii b'iar, made an effnri
10 ex'ract il (; bni after good lie Il of search
nuthiug was discovered. The pril ncrea,-
ell, m in u few hours swelling cui,,mrmced,
whi,h soon spread over the Whole body,
which became covered with bright yellow
spots. After lin9rr ng some rlnir, III" hulc
sufferer expired ia The amos; Htrnse agony.
II There is mo- doubt bur ihnt his death was
produced by the bite "f Il r,,tles 'ake, for
one was seen on the day of the l,oy's death,
ly several Young ladies who nrc attached 4"
Mrs. Stewards school and also Ivy the lad'S
mother day or two afterwards.
Rochester Dem.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-31

Singular CIeumst0Hes.-The Barnstable
Journal says that u chill >iy years old, VIII"
vas in the hihil of playing nh"ut The rouse,
,iiua,ed IN the wnods at West llarwiclr,
vas heard To uiirr some distressing waii-
ngs and cries, which gradually ceased uu.
il thsy brcnme almost extinct. On going
% the child it was found thai n black snake
va and half feel ia length had wound it,
self around rlr clild's neck, and rrarly suf-
'ocaied IL. In renewing The snake, it was
found so close enwinrd that The shin was
also reinu,ed. The child, howeyer, reco'-
cred.
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REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONERS.

FENHt subscriber IN consequence o; the numerous
z calls, whlch o late have been made upon nm.
IA, 0und b,niSel, obliged TO turn his attention an
examination % lie claims OF tie widows o; tie Oil
GERS and solder, O the ae> dictionary War. pioyL
det lorhy act n Congress. PASSED at the late
sou. Having aged IN this Business, Ire he.eay
gives notice. that he wiii attend 10 tae claims OF ull
persons tilt NAV be presented TO him by cidinan :
residing in aly town in tins county. He Will BE-
AIDED in his exsmindt tae claims and coISlnIc-
ton oi tie law applicable thereto, by the Hon. ID. j..
i'earce NJ. C-vGo will give hin all Tie igc lit
his power. Tie suhst riber may be lonnd at the
nee of n. q. Boss Esq. every day in the week be-
tween the hours q! . /. Vi. and 3 =. ~
N.A H. MOVES.
Newport. August IL. 1885.
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EXPENSES 0F aAssACHUsETTs.

Within ten years rhr annual expenditure
,as more Than doubled. For the last year
1 was more than nine times ns much ~ the
expenditure of the state al New tiiupshi -
or the same time. The exp-nsrs "f the
,iher five New England Sia es do no, equal
he expenditure of Massachusetts for the
'ear 1885. Gloucester Dem.
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ia ..li.g ..a.S. lVi sale.

A bsutliullo lot on he connnitior or i'rold-Sireet.
[ a abo II ten minute. walk on t.e SLIle.iiou>e
hrL>trIne 4)j feet III iroit by anoit - feet deep
md may he divided INTO our or hye beautiful aud
-pdco Is ots or binding, having a nne prospect u,
the beach; the county. and the hate I'M mproveuIeni,
II the h,ll, and IN the vicln,;y OF sev.rd splendid
mans'ons. A long credit w,li be gwen ior hail TIE
purchase money.
april ~. II. RICHD & GEO. &. SHAW
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U FREDERICK GALLUP, NJ. D. respectfully
AAs informs bls riends and the public that he has
rrtarned. and taken fonins in 81 rng-,neet. (two
doors north Of 1riuity CnurcE) where lie will be hap
py wait TIE gentlemen and laiies of Newport,
IN that department 0i bis profess
IL reference to Dr. l.. Parmlv. Park Place,
President oil the society Of Dentists Of the City and
.sUite o. New York.
Newport. June % T
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-31

Free C0aaty.-l r!an nimri Benton,
in Barre, Vermont, placed sick daughter
under the care of quack nrmel SmIih.
wln killed her of course. The father has
published an article in the Mnntprliu
Watchnan, in which he says the pubic
are making great nnisp nhou, nh" Gnach'
kiilinr his child, bat rs His is ii free co,io-
try, he Il III right Ia ciinosr his own ply
sicif,, whether his dsny'l:er was killed or
Cared.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-31

I'D iSSiSG.-'rhe Let aud I'd voiUn'es OF tee
W. JolrnIi of Com ress during tie feyonton -
ic, d. ere probably naned to come one Interested IA
establishing ciiim !or psnsIoi Also 'oi. 81 o.
Nles register bound m boards. Nhoeset nly
nave them or du, ntaer booS %. Inine w, ,lIge by
le.urlns tIeul, or Ieuing kuos where they are.
n. G.. BOSS,
Irly ~ corner of Tha & Pei t.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-31

Msr;co.--Thc pnTull'inn Of the M'xicar
states consists of about 0.01) .)1) Of free
men. OF these ahnnt 4,D3),)JJ. are nn-
mixed lnIians; 2,5D,0)) iri Mrs'Ihns, "r
tn" mixed offspring OF $plAarls an In
dians l,5D, I'D a-e Cr.'i'->, ar Ilie ~
niyei 'ots r.ng ut Spnjar.s ,))0,}3
are Wfshmn goe>, or ntlis?rin. "f ! idll Is
nnd Negroes, including a'So The iIIl,tin,. ::
10000 SpInilrdS, born IN Spain, nnd
about 30,O)0 strangers, consisting of emu
grants from ,riouS nations.
Siarsrs CoptureL The Enzzrrd, II
Bri iSh cruz r, cipurel 10 her 5 aver o.
the 4 h Of Jui:-iIie PrT,nturs. brig NJ,
nit'o, with two hu ldrrd and >ixtv-ri.In
slaves on hoarI. This m ,kes the seventh
vessel cIptur'h by the Fuzzari si1ce The
the l7'h December. 1881, with total oi
fco thousand six huadrei anl seventy t.rse
s!sves,
The latest case of total absence of mind
is ililt of II bachelor editor in Nnrlhn,npt"n
who tied himsrIf mp in dry handkerchief
aud sent himself io the waslrru nn,au, when
be only intended to have sent his dIr'v shirt.
The scrub diI'nt hurt him, and he is now
bang up to dry.
Qucs WJrt--t mrr an ! womrr las:
week in NV Yprk, saw eicli n'i;r for tn"
first time early in the moral ~, were mar-
ri-d after hreakf,s', and the husband m,
awav before dinner. So says the Phila-
De-. 5'i;; Sa;nTaiy News.
IN recent al l-ess before the citizens of
Turton, the II ~. Fr,nci. Bivfirs, Win,
hal heen mmy years in South America,
s'i'sd th Il hA hi >rrI may " ,lls IL one
OF their ci,ios, buIt rnirtl. of human bones.
Th; r ,chrster Rppnhliclr states that
thr wife of Benz. Ruhhnu was unable Ia
he,r lhe shock rev.ln;inu of his procrrd-
ings produced, n is now lthorlmg uadrI
mtnIal alien ton.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NET q the sub-crlbers. having been appointed BY
w the Conn Oi Probate for tire Town o New
pors Co nmi>Souers to receive and eSai.ine the
c,dns Ol creditors against the estate oi Ali J..
MOost. late OF Newport. deceased, represented IN.
soveut. give up;;ce. at sIx months hom tie date
nereo. siioSeO the creditoIs TO bring and prove
their ective CLAIMS, and that Tor uie putpOse o.
RECEIVING ami exanilg sand cidir-. Wi meet u,
once o: Joseph Martin. on th. Ferry wharf. on The
ID. 81. aud 4th Saturdays OF November next al siA
q clock In the evening.
JOHN STuRNE.
JOSEPH MARTIN, Commis Is.
DAVID ) HDLLAWAY,
Newport jane Stl,. lr-i -.}w
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NOTICE.

ysyllE subscriber hereby gives 'toe. tlai BE- ba
apponled Nlrd't. HDkSbi IL AGENT 10
>...is tie accounts. snd isPo-s o. Ock oe.OBsng TO
tie late arIs of y. 81 II. b. Iio.;SH Ill.
JANIS Ilu.ts AILL. 1ssfgnee.
Inly n NJ
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NOTICE.

yTOTICT istsre0y gyea 10 al per'on' h1vn-
" dsn .ld- " acc. ,at, aeans, r-.cf' A--e. 80.
~ ,ewpuu. 20 naua lem ~ 10 Wm. AZ. Oh % i's
uss ts !r.t dly o. sept next or seileie:il' H. :. e'e
~ be no icculn;s o. ils seltieG afssr u.at bnis.
Jhy -. i..5j' NM. 'aHs.
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o.ivrH Z. TU .NaR, ~ WA. Z. TC.sNrR
EuAyE established themselves a. Apothrc re.
2 4 and brngg.is. oppo,.,e iOsn-eni iiot.i. ~
1r,nnrt on E,,n,sl.strs.t under u. ..rni oi -. L
rU.iNnh u Co; AMI viii be pleased 20 attend To
al cal,s aai orders an their line o, ous,ne--.
DOcr. -. G.. TURNER. whi at'e I'd To sue.
cd, - ne NV Tecs.Ss. 'e several d. zpArunenis o.
sisdic,uc, SUI -eTy aud Midwifery.
asvpo.t. JnIe -. i.SSh.--i.
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'ilirnl,. luMl 4

n nos oye1.nza vsris o. farhlOIable art ciss-
- sIc.i as .'rsnci e. i.nbrIc<s -freucd Nasl.ns ~
'inzham--i'sw-Sdk sbawts--C.ie-te & Sewing
cis hdais.-iiain " Fird silk Lsce--love Fei-
- -i.O.isrj-Pns.ol- &c. Ss. Il c.
J'ns lat
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S;il >ENS.
ARRIVED.

Sally Iar. 23.-3rg Llny. Carter. from Pc;o1.
". S.) 70. sooPs Wihdin. Gib5 ,
from New 3,iosL for New Y1rk.-J d. Johs'.
W. L irJ n NV I;ioiL -AIlta "A, 3siysl, from
P.ovidence. os New York.
HIn tay D.-}riy SlsIn & Sarah. Rsmrslon.
fon rir~"tNInl. ior p ,vilenc - Slopps ;tino-
"a ndos, ifon warren, for New Yo.S.--EcAp'e
Pun rev. fro do. fot DO -i.sgle Heath go u Ney
Y0rs. May, Davis from do. Tee va, ssh. Yar-
from do.-!hol, willard. liom 3.slo, foi y. yo.k
ENTERED.
Steamer President Bunker. New Yo,k.-Dc.
Providence. Cdli. DIDO. Boson To yn.snd 40
-Se'Ir. Despatch. Nc .erso1. Bo-ton. -S.no1 utry
PhiIiip.. whm ngton ~. c.)-Jo Ca.Ie, u.A,s.
New. iorh.-Do. Macy. Davis. do.
CLEARED.
s'c1nsr 3as,o1. T,wnssld. New ToTk.-Seif.
rfansl.n. Gre,ns. Gvlrsr. ,Ya-7.-slaors e.
.IniIli. ysr' NsS-Ya1A.-1o oeo. 4 Mar. y l-len.
Proyilsncs.
-@f .p~--.-oz- <z=-rr ss.< - -
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siI ID.

In iri, town on Tue.day 23d inst. Mr.. Gideon
Iicinnnt a. ed 40 years.
On SATURDAY night last. Mrs. LYDIA Marsh wife o"
Mr. Joseph Nlarsh. and daughter of tire lat, Mr..
Charles davenport, aged B wears.
On ) n fas La tnlndI Melvin infan; dIu.hteT
o. NJ. Vl,nnas r. Cox. AGED mo.iIs.
F.s,erd y mprnng. Ane} tlIi.p l. n',li dingh-
tar ofIis1 Tao Stacey. Jr. agel ij mo1t.s.
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FERFORA FED. TISSUE PAPER,
4 h3luI'n'l articie for covering the flames o.
a rIOrS Picture. sc- Aso !rasI sIpp.y oi Pl Ir
,ld ,ilIzed rIs-G. Paper; aud a great variety OF
'nRFD "a FLD. ANtJ r. n 3OSSED CAtDs
or ancy work reed .or sale
J ,lv % W.TALIAUAN'S
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NfiE subscriber will sell this week. his stock OF
Il Clo,-.ins--C.olhs. Cassineres, vestinss Ae. at
1St.
In.tIFrx xx-tt pAn
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JOSHUA WILDOa.
NOTICE

NOllCE.
All accounts unsettled after the ID of September
viii be found IA the bands OF Dauie c. D.nham Ia
JOSHUA WlLBOa.
Aug. I, lw.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

FAMILY GROCERIES.
Just received and for sale Al low prices. by Wholesale
or Retail
IN SACKS SALT,
<SV 20 Chests Young IIyson Tsa,
10 Boxes Chocolate.
~ a Z Lemon Syrip,
~ chests .oaehons TIA,
Is boxe, Pipes.
5 Bbis. Cloves.
b,le Coitol Irvine,
10 boyss Tobacco.
HID. 81 Cro.x Sugar,
100 Hams,
bo-. Smoaked Beef
so boxes Bro.ea Soap,
ID = Vssisys,ei do,
so bbls- Dried Apples.
20 boxes Starch.
cases Ohve OIL.
boNes CIiron,
100 mats Cassia,
10 bags Coffee.
JAMES II. NEWTON & co.
J'iv " No. $50 Thames street
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ENTERED.
CLEARED.

ftIoER VINEGAR Of u, bee qiii,y-
" s-:.e.'. Tor 49, ey ). z. NssiJF, 4 20.
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A hRANGi 5 II LIMUNS. for sale by
" MILL j. n NeuioH & Co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-25
coMaUSIcATED.
81 10 The WRONG and 2m the irst 10 hrawl.N

Shakespeare, Ricaard III.
Gentlemen: The Opposition press and orators, have
Tor years, alarmed about the Office holders This
cry mas Induced examine the Post Office sl, as
given by wliass Register f;,r the wear 1882, and find
INC NUMBER OF Offices in the State of New York was
tS'o OF waen at least 1000 deputy Posmaslers) are
opp"so on T her, am not. personally acqnan
ca WIN All nut WIN my own cuunty, and those adjon
" we have i6 officers of which teu are Opposition. In
Seuben, there are fifty, of which uliryeight are Oopo
s.ion men;-in Ontario county thee twenty eight
in Seneca county, there fourseen of which nine
are OpRosition;-in Wayne county, there are twenty
Eve, of which eighteen opposilion;-and the same
propostion believe holds throughout the State of New
York; and believe if the subject be inquired into viii
be found pretty much the case throughout the United
States; and The offices Of the customs of the army Of
the navy, &c. will be found to be in the hands of Oppo-
si'ion men, at least great majority of them am of
opinion, therefore, that all were removed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-25

These counties lave not voted their full strength, or
the majority would have been more than oOO grcoler
Yours truly.
MlssurRr-The following scrap from ST. Louis pa.
per- gives assurances TINT the panic of The banks and
spcculaors has effected much in that quarter Ash
lev the candidate of the Opposition, summarized an
overwhelming maturity at this place in the late election
We lave doubt about favorable result III lhis
Stale:
'At the closing of the polls last evening, it
cerained that $40 votes had been poed during The day,
and that Gen. Harrison ahead about lGI
''rhe voters awaking from their iclhargy. Nine
hund ed and seventy votes than have before
been received at the polls in this city, during the same
length OF time.
indiana Letters received from Indiana say, that The
vote has been given for Harrison.
1t requires but the vote OF Alabama, or OF Lou
isana and MisSissppi-or Arkansas and Missunrl--"r
that Of Illinois, with either OF the smallest States to
make majority Of the electoral college. Ali these
States will believe vote for the Democratic Candl.
date. Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee and Georgia may
all be lost and the country still saved from the calamity
Of an election by the House Of Representatives.
The maturity nfthc popular voe i'll the sing State OF
New York, will, in ali likelihood, cover all the MAORI
ties Of the OPpOsiii"n for all their candidates in every
other State Of the Unon.-Gio6e.
Express MAIL.-The express mail came through yes
cr;lay from Mobile: bringing letters from that city, and
slip from the Commercial Register, dated the 18Th inst
We understand the mail contained letters frow New
Orleans for the Eastern Giles.
This first express from that reg ion, brings the
ncxtd gratifying p ilicaI intelligence:
Extract trcm letter. dntcd
Monte, (hla) Nov l5 lS}j.
Mobil county has given Van Buren, 100 ma jority
Louisiana has gone for Van Buren, by upwards OF GOO
VOTES.
ErE@rloS NEws.-Onr Intelligence by the express
mail, will be seen, gives the first intelligence from
Alabama aud Louisiana. From past indications, did
not anticipate success in Mobile county 1t seems De-
nocracy has succeeded there by majority of 70
From this auspicous beginning, we may calculate with
confidence large majority in Alabama.
FROM letter. and slip from the Mobile Register, we
learn that the State Of Louisiana has given ma oriiy
of from to GOO in favor Of the Democratic electoral
ticket.
B; 4 member of Congress, who parted with Mr.. May
of Illinois, his way 10 this city, wc learn that The lat.
gentleman left Illinois The day after the election, and
stated that the result in her northern srclon and as far
as the imirnao extended in coming through the
State was most favorable TO the Democratic candidates
IN.
ALABAMA.
(From The NObHc Commercial Register, Ertra, Nor. l5)
ELrcroS.-1hr following are the returns Of the
Election for Presidential electors, held in this City and
County yesterday:
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- = 77-7||--|'77
ELECTION NEWS.

TEsSEssEr-Il will be seen from the following let
ers that The geographical feeling has not operated
strongly upon this sensible State as was expected We
tnk Il probable that Peytons, Polks, Forester Juhn
sons Shields Carriers, and Dunlaps districts have
given ma nritieS for the Democratic ticket caver ma
inrilrs may, however, have been given in White I'M
mediate section, aud in Bells Muurys, Dunclls STAN
defer s. aud i1unlsmans districts. II The vote had been
by districts, half at least would have gone for Van
Bulcn-as il is, lean majority may give White the
State.
SUMNER Co. (rcnn.) Nov. 10, 1896.
Mgssas BLAIR Il KvEs: | forward you statement
of the result of the Presidential elections in this county
Old Sumner has, notwithstanding all the efforts OF the
Wings, proved herself firm and mistaken III her Demo
cratic principles She has given minority Of 4l2 i'll IA
vor Of Van buren,. The polls stand thus: For Van Blu
rem, lGO; for Wht', 7l5. have not heard from any
OF the adjoining Counties yet as soon as do you shall
hear The result.
McMISSviLLE, (TEsS Nov. il, 1896
McsSrs Blair g. Iires: hasten to give you the result
Of the elections IN franklin and Warren, at The election
for electors Tuesday last 1t will be seen that Warren
and Franklin have nobly sustained their Democratic
principles. White county will give some six hundred
majority for the White ticket Fentrrss will likewise
give a small majority for White while OverIon will
give ABOUT four hundred majority for the Van Buren,
ticket. But ~ The result in Franklin and Warren, TO
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Sin addition these we have reported maoFiieo 10! White
Carter OF l5U-Whtc 5O0Smith OOWIUH 9't-
AMI Williamson 500 tor Van Buren, in Sullivan OF t0re
52-Wncu eUO-Maufy $780, and Summer 400; 1t Is also '
that Dixon hts given Van buren, majority w 80,
Add, also, IN Montgomery 2I9 majority tor White :"
in Robertson lao in Rutherford, :SH in Lebanon, I'm
Rhea-al.d in lincoln, 127 majority for Van BGIen
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Richmond, Va. FRIDAY. New %
ELECTIONS.

massachusetts, has gone for the Webster Tr..,
from to 5000 majority. General Harrison viii no:
scarcely get il. because it will be OF to him
.uojnc ~ Hampshire, and COnncctirut ale ss,,nc.
Van Buren,. ~
F.rmont has gone for the Wings h. nara,i,v ocro-,
Kh0de Island has given tn" Little Magician mai 49,
of2-5. ''y
" Jersey has gone for the Wigs BY aLuu, ~ n.
rity.
~ l"rk casts her weight by sweeping uaio,;,. 81,
about 2G.D0O Tor Van Buren,.
PfnnSWraHiG takes the sane Course bv 4 r,,... ,
43Gl-lherr were 40 votes lost in three cUun..i ! W
take in making out the Commissioners rrr,,:s ""',
which the loss To the V. b. tickle, WAS :iGl
Driu,cu,t goes for Harrison by MAJORITY oi;,,q
.Mry'and goes !oi Harrison and Tyler by nu,.,,n
Of 1859. "''
IIrgiuia throws herself into Van Burcn's seal 49,,
the strong majority of 1000. '
.forM t"rOit"a-The same, with majority Of . O..
1000.
SouM Cnrolina elects by her Lcgisa!ure-aud i d..
last 10 vote.
Gcorgin goes for the White ticket la Il cor,,,,.
(65 Officially MIR. Dawson ma "r;Iy is 3C4--r..t ~,
White Electoral ticket, few votes more % c,ur,,,
more 10 be heard ilouI--but their vote cam, r%,
the fortune of The day
.Wabuma-7 votes in all probability, for Van Br,.o
(Sre the Mobile, the only returns, have received
L0uiSi0na--0 yucs--Din0.
.Nississippi-4 votes--D ditto.
.7rkanSuS-3 yotps-DW0.
-MiSSouri-i votes DITTO
Win0is-5 voles- Ditto. (Sce the Suhsrcrrnt ,rir,r
Indiana, Ohi0, and ktmurkg, for HARRISON By hrav,,
votes, the details VI which We shall 1--WE when ibcy 49,
com pleted.
On the whole, if are no, deceived in d., s;rr. "a
rived from the recent returns deen! tie E,wia,,
likely 10 Ur the dnoncmrnt Of the campaign:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-25

There ~ be least 1900 majority for Van Buren,, in
Furrslcrs district So much for their barbecue speech
es The travelling efforts of Judge White, and all other
efforts used 10 defeat the will Of the people.
ILLxUIs- anne xrd letter contains the first news
from this State 1t indicates decided majority for Van
Buren, aud Johnson. Eandau is the seat OF govern
mcut We have further returns, than what follows.
VANuALIA, (inosJ Nov, 5, 1886
icssrs. Blair ami RircS:
GEyrlEMES: The election for President and Vice Pre-
sidrnl took place yesterday, aud have The pleasure TO
send you the result 81 far as received:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-25

the OPPOSITION would have to complain than
thew have al present. and ii is than suspected that
some of these office holders their official influence
unworthily Such are my suLer convictions. Yours
Cichr YERITAS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-25
TENNESSEE VOTE.

The Register Of Knoxville (wI!ere Judge White re-
sdes) complains of ''the objectionable delinquency u
his friends III East Tennessee, and says h's mawy Mt
might as easily have been 5000 1900. Ii gives tic
folIuwiur returns Oh the 10th inst.