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y valuable James River Estate, and
MILL FOR RENT.

\ administrator, with the will annexed, OF
L,. mal. VIM. Warw ick, deceased, | wish TO
,an Tor "a term of years, that very valuable and
Va, N'o"n tract of LAND, situate on James XII
ps,,' :" .ne County of Amherst, formerly the pro-
/, o' VIM. Gait, deed. There is on this tract
u,, 80 BODY of fertile river bottom, and an extern
ana valuable Manufacturing Mill.
nol WI lease the Land and Mill jointly or sepa-
In ~ POSSESSION of the Mill will be delivered
or , e lst day Of June next, and that of the Land
c ,o, Isl day of January next, with the privilege
drra su'ng crops of small gain at the usual season.
', TIs the approaching fall.
Lu, - attention Of the entcrprizing and industrl-
krcl particularly invited to this Property, as II /,
(ln ''iS believed that II finer prospect OF maxi
"''''y rarely occurs than that here presented.
JNO. NJ. OTEH.
n" IA fits
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April %

'5NtE Trustees above named, are invested with
q authority to sell, private public sale, the
tact of Land whercon 1--we, upon james River, in
amherst. Nels IN and buckingham counties, hav-
ing fine beds of Lime Stone both sides of the n
yer, aud containing near 1900 acres by old surveys,
upwards Of 100 acres OF which are oil FIRST quality low
erounds.-The improvements large Stone
Flour Manufacturing Mill, Store House, AM,
improvements of every kind very good. will. xi,h
pleasure, show all the property namedin tie trust
to any person wishing to purchase.
JOHN II JRSLEY.
Apri2s WIS
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NOTrCH.

WHEREAS John I'orsley, BY certain deed,
w ol trust recorded in the counties of Amherst.
Nelson and Buckingham, has conveyed to the I'M
dercgned tor the purposes OF TIE trusts contained
III the deed, the debts due to him in those counties
and elsewhere aud as many ofthem are unfeuidat-
tt md as could not well settle them ourselves.
attend As might be necessary make colIections
we have thought ii advisable to employ the said
Hossles as an agent 10 attendto these things This
notice is therefore to apprzc an concerned that the
said lorsley has full authority as our agent Ia act
in these matters and in addition as we Gamma,
personally superntcnd the Mill and Plantation. the
SAID Iorsley authorised to do So but To he a, Al,
times under our control.
FREDERICK NJ. CABELL
ALEXANDER MUNDY
ipril % UT,
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a. Tie Washington Telegraph has republi,h-
ed a Ion" extract from the Report of the commit
tee appointed 10 investigate the condian of the l.
= Bank three yoafs aeo, tor the pn pose of dclm-
eating the character of Reuben VI. Whitney, who
has an oll'ee in thc'frcasury buildings" and is
the recognised organ of communication between
the Secretary oil the Treasury and the Drpo,jIr
Banks. In that Report, Whitney was convicted of
the most harcaccda and ~lliuI peJmY, In,i Ing sworn
to serious ehIrgrS against Mr.. Nicholas Billlc. a(-
lccting hi, integrity and honcst,, which, being for
'unalcly dependent upon dates for ,hcr coniirma
ton, were rlnmphantlv dlsproNcd by the most INC
tragaGle testimony. The same Whitney stand,
charged, and the charge i, not denied, with having
been engaged, during the last war, in smurpno
specie from the l.. States into Canada, for the nav
ment ofthr British roops--and subsequent, thai h,
was the keeper OF Il faro banh in Pliladcphia. And
get II Is It'll such man that the presilen, and the
heads OF Departments hold familiar and coniiden
tial inirrrourse--it is such man, hat to a pre,,
extent manages and controls the thirty millions of
surplus revenue thai is now locked up in the Pc,
Banks i" When roeucs fkc these rise 10 no
and proirrmonf," the cankor of corruption
must have made deep inroad, on the constitution of
the State
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From tie t,tandard Of Union.
ENPtNGlNG ANECDOTE.

dlned lew days ago with quite an interesting
party OF both sexes, at the house of an old and
much esteemed friend, Mr.. who cmipratcd
Mrs. A. is true daughter ii the " ancient do
minion.o Every thing is rieIl there, and wrong
here. That is the way they do in old Niroi.
MIA, i, "A common rcnark with her. Oar host had
just received the Richmond Enquirer and other
papers, filed urinly withthc " Expunging" news,
which was altoge her the topic before dinner. We
had quite an animated political discussion The
company vas pretty equally divided The gen
ilenren were Tor cxpuneing and the ladies against
lt.-Whl!c at dinner, spoiled child, who was IN
dulgcd witt plate at the table by the side Of his
father, tnrnd IT over, and its contents Of meat ora
w, &c. were discharged upon Mrs. AS new cal
pet, very much to her vexation and discontinue ;
and with more than ordinary feeling she SAID, " Mr.
A. will have that bad hoy 10 sit at the table,
think will be his duty after dinner to make the SER
want cxpungc" the grease from the carpet When
dinner was over, the company retired to the par
'9r, and Mrs. \. returning some time afterwards 10
tue dining room, found the little boy with fire
coal, making great many black marks across
and around 'hc soiled place on the carpet. In
the Inst transport other passion she screamed
out at the top of her voice To the lille boy. Won
little rascal what are YOU doing therel Fam span
eng the grease from the cafpet Quit this instant,
said the irritated mother, or III break your head
YOU'LL spoil my carpet Why la ma, ,aid the little
BOY IS not that the way they spunge in" old Nir-
Cinny."
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nK. GEO. w. DAVIES ia kcs grea,

q
~ pleasure III announcing to the Cit ztus of the
vicinity "' Ward Bridge aud the adjacent ueighbor-
hoods. that he has located himself at Mr.. Halle.
woods tavern, about five miles from Wards Bridge,
on The public road leading from l.ynchburg to Dam.
VILE, where lac may, at all times be found unless
when elsewhere professionally engaged.
April - I,
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MIR. WISE AND TIE GIOBEy

In the proceedings Of the House of Represcn-
latlscs on the 2olh inst. we find the FOLLOWING
Mr.. WISE sal il would hc rccollcercd tina,
On Monday last, gentleman from Massachusetts
(Mr. REEn) moved the suspension of ll,r Rules, in
order 10 call the States for the presentation of such
petitions should not be objected to- nor proyoLe
any discussion The Globe Of YESTERDAY stated
cditorally, that lie (Mr. Wisr) objected 10 the
presentation ot u petition by the gentleman from
'SsuehusettS. This, So Far from being true. wax
IA total pcrvcrsion of the facts, ms they ocrnrrca.
lie did not object 10 that petition, and the reason
thai he objected 10 the presentation ola petition
subsequently, presented by the gentleman from
'hode Island, was, that the pre-, ious objection had
heeh made 10 the reception of the petition of
cred by the gentleman from Massachusetts and
that he considered the restriction IN the resolution
an ahridg cement oi the iigh of petition
e" lie offered this cNp ,natloh, Because the Globe
attempted To connect lis false statement with ano-
Tier ialschood, to tnH, that there was an under
standing between Inn aud the gentleman from
Vermont, Is Ia tur presentation by that gentleman
j OF hiS memorial AGAINST the admission of ArkDn-
sas. Any and all limitations, by Mhom,o,,
made, that he, or, fan rs he knew any Of hi,
friends, h"l any understanding, taei expressed,
with regard To the Introduction of those mrn,n,i,lx
were fdfse, toaffy iat. lie know not tina, the ocn
tleman from Vermont had any memorial of this
KIND 10 present. lie had opposed the presnni.-
ton and reception OF all abolition memorials from,
the commencement OF the session. lie hoped tia,
The Globe reporters wonld note these remarks in
order HAT the Globe might record the evidence oi
81, hdrenrSS in its own columns"
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Died, nj Cloverhill, Prince Edward county. On
the 2sil February list, MANY D,uouip, daughter ol
Al"Nander Pa'e>on, Esq'r. deed. The writer
oi 'hs obituary notice postponed this evidence of
attachment to aud respect fora ,eune and amiabln
ien'ale Trend, expecting some other, more tonpe-
tent, would announce tho loss society had sustained
Her disease was catarrhal consumption which she
bore with Christian resignation and patience. \
bout seven weeks before hcr dissolution She LOST
one oi the best and most alectionatc of parents,
Which diSpcnsaIion OF Providence she bore with en-
naordnary ioritndc. She possessed in u high
degree those qualities that ndarn and attach value
10 her sex. II must he an abiding source of con.
solution To all OF her friends, 10 know that she was
an humble and consistent follower of her Lord
aud Master, whom she publicly confessed NJ II
Camp-mcetng about five years before her de til 3;
aud we hope and believe she is this day with HIN
III Paradise. When the time ot her departure
drew nigh, she was under the influence of that holy
and divine love that eladdcnS the heart. She
vas constrained to rejoice and alor,lv tia, Lord
VIII" had elcanscd her from all sin. she was al
tackled with >pasms some hours before her death.
Bn, although, Wills, passing through the valley
and shade" ri death, hcr snn,iines were Great slr
by her language aud countcnanec, gave ample
assurance that she vas rcad and willing To 20.
blessed are the dead thai die in the Lu,d. hence
forth they shall rest from their ldbours and tAcit
works shall follow lhcn."
-, GA the 21d inst. IN the 53l ,car III III,
ave, Mr.. JonN L. Coon, one Of the Editor, Of the
TX Ia ..I,tII
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Very likely young Negro Nych for cash.

l y pursuance of a decree enter ed into at BEDFORD
April Court, 1885 in the case of Iobson rs Hob
son and others, ! shall, the pad day of Nav
1876, at Liberty, Bedford Court House, it being
Court day. proceed TO SELL 10 the highest bidder for
cash. two likely young able bodied negro men,
Washington and trnistead The title is believed
to be good but will convey such title AS vested i'm
me by aid decree. RICHARD UOBSON ST.
Commissioner.
April % w:}w
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lIRG(Nii ELECYIO.NS.

BEDFORD" FtdetH Hcdimd,' as our
neiehhor is snecringly called by those who cSo
npHJlcan Bof1tout, (lrom lime immcmorial one OF
the most decidedly federal Countries in the State
has elected the Zig candid ny triumphant ma
lorilieS. We snhjoin statement Of the polls
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FOR RENT,
828ss.
- x
Lss,t.--S

NEDlCINES, Surgeon' sinSifHmtats, DIR StaB$,
vi Oils, Paints Dry and in OIL, etc. of pufest aud
best quality, the stock is large as any in Viz
sna and the variety equal tn any house in Anne
lcs, will be sold TO purchasers either At mhot
st or retail ON terms thai cuHEo! fan 10 please, the
supply having been bought before the late rise on all
goods, and more especiIiy OF kinds here alluded to.
IlOWEb DAVIES.
April IL fits
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ll3.55

ACsJ LBS .IlQIORICE,
I72 lbs. do Root.
~ baskets best Sweet Oil,
chests do do do
Is lbs, Red Bark, genuine, in assorted size
papers,
10 lbs Calisaga, do do do
10 lbs. Crown, do do do
20 glass, Gum Elastic and Wood Pessa-
rIes,
50 Pots .Sotdifed Basan Copaisa, assert
ed sizes,
~ lbs. Socotrine Aloes True
- boxes mild Cathartic Pills, which act
without producing amy sickness at
the stomach, and with certainty
so bottles Solution of KreoSote, for the cure
of Cancerous Ulcers, Old Sores,
letters, Ring Worms and will nm
medately stop bleeding rom fresh
cuts, and from the nose, etc.
sale by HOWELL DAVIES.
April la tsif
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~ Mr. Wilkins, recently appointed Minister
:, R,ssi, /, on his return home-lavng pocket
ed in the way of outfit, Unfit and salary S22'7oo'
The Russian mission is a standing reward Tor 'ne
faithfu.
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MAnTIN Il LATHAM

WE just receive large stock Of valuable
NEW BOOKS, apart Of which enums-
rated below, VIZ
Miss Edeeworth's Works completed uniform obi
tons, elegantly bound
Mrs Sherwoods do do do >
Hannah 5lores do 10 do
complete sets Classical Library, I9v.,
latest Nos. isrper's Family Library,
Rieuzi, by Bnlwer:
tout the Discarded:
The Pmzan:
Jafhet IN search OF Father:
Herbert " eudal
The Southwest. by Yankee;
Mcphistophcs m Enelond;
Mahmoud;
The Iinwoods;
Letters from the South by Pauldng
lfuding on Slavery in tie L. =.
The Outlaw
Robinson Crusoc, New Edition;
The Club Book
Ecclesiastical History ofhe United States. by f. l..
Hawks, D. u; with many other new works. for
sale low.
Aprll2s stf
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V'IlE Subscriber would respectfully call the at
L "nlion of his friend, and the public, to his as
orlnent of Grntlcmen's superior Black ami Drab
BEAVER HATS, now receiving direct from the
most celebrated Factories, which, in point Of cle-
gance ofstyle and finish and nee lcncy OF quality,
he challenges comparison with any thing of the
Kind in this section OF Virginia. Having purchased
them oi the Manufacturers ON the most advanta-
seous terms and being determined To sell al u very
small advance, Inc feels confident that all who may
favour him with a call will find his prices entirely
satisfactory. He i, also receiving large ASSERT
ment OF Common and Medium FUR HATS
Wool, Palmetto, and Patent Glazed. Ii~ts,
Boots, Shoes, Leather, Trunks, and Iiriting and
Wrapping Paper, &c DC.
NJ. W. DAVENPORT
April 2l. 1t if
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sTnAyED OR sToLEu.

% ON Saturday night. the I'D mt,
fsMMvA from the residence Of Nh. Frederick
eWW A. Harris, a large uApK MY MARE,
-AA-e~A,.. with black name and tail and several
wind gals on tho hind legs near tire kn,c-A llbc-
raj reward. viii be given for thu delivery al said
Mare 10 MI. +. a. Harms IN Bedford. or 10 myself
in iynchburr, aud any information respecting hc,.
will be thankfully received
CHAlNCEY STEM.
April % Is
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Tr. RWCS'S SpceGh-In Irpnnging Inecdofc

Nr. Ripcs's Speeeh-.1n E1pnnging Inecdotc.
We conclude this morning Mr. Rivcs's Expun-
gng Specch-Admitting, for moment that it is IA
successful attempt show the constitutional right
oithc Senate TO crpnnge its journals, (and it
tainy quite ingenious and plausible, he yet fails
to demonstrate that drawing black lines arc und a
resolution is efpnging it. That this line drawing is
not expunging indeed, every man Of common sense
knows ButaS mplctc illustration Of It's absurd
ty, we beg leave To snbjoin the following anccdoc
from Georgia paper:
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Staple and Fancy Goods

purchased in New York. philadelphia aud Baltimore.
since he anirai Of fresh SPRING GOODS,
which he phdgts hmseifto sellas io,c as any other
house IN Lynchhurg. Purchasers viii find it to their
advantage 10 call and examine for themselves.
April 20 if Is
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EyEcCTcR's nyrrrc-.

a III. persons indebted to the estate al tiexand.,
"a Pateson, dee, requested 10 MAKE pa, meat,
without further delay and such as have claims
against said estate, 10 resen, them, ia order that
they may be settled, ~, 7, BQIOCk. Er'er.
April IS Aw
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COMPREHENSIVE.
ME. subscribers have entered into Co-part-
ncr>hip under tie Grm of
xfAI,L d XANCEy,

For the purpose of carving on HE Tailoring
Business in all of its hranches-and they hope tlat
bv ,ric, attention to business and disposition to
please, they will merit share Of public patron
ugr.
H. HALL returns his sincere thank, TO his
friends and the public generally, for the liberal en-
enlargement he has received, and SELECTS a con-
tnnation of their tavdrns in tie new firm of Hall
4 lanecv, opposite d. Il. Lyman's Apothccary
Store on Bank Square.
HALL & AANCEN.
april Is Ian if
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10. who wish To frdrel in his company to
s sea.s 10 DIN him. lie wishes To have Il reu-
I'. a., NatcIicz on the 2lst of the month, aud
Der - .,,r, the next boat thereafter. Cgmir.
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o. \, an election for City officers IN ''"' Gu
matt; recently, the aggregate vote stood thus Of
IL. Harrison tickets 227S for the Van Bnrei.
10Y. Cincinnati was formerly s"o"s y
Jacksonisn.
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PENNMsNS!llp-sfr.Co Cooper, who prol,o,e.
To give instructions N the ART Of pcnmanshp, comes
Ia us highly recommended. HIS terms, too. are
50 moderate as tn place il within the reach of all
10 avail iheselvcs OF his skill as n teacher.
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200 NEGROES NEED
TMMCDrATn

vlIE highest price in Cash will be given for liz civ
NEGROES, from l'} to % years old. Two or
three good Carpenters and I,lacksmiths are wanted
ROWAN & II AERiSS.
March II Ann #
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NEGNOUS.

FGNiE sub ,crbcr will At all times pay The lnebcsr
cash price Tor likely young Nceroes. Pcr,ons
having such Ia sell, will do wen 10 call on hn
NJ. HART.
Jan. II Iou
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TOR RENT.

* TUE BRICK TENEMENT, IN main
Isssm street ncNt door 10 NesTs. Marsh 4 Bnrcb,
aud ai,w doors above the Franklin Hotel.
Appl, 10 GEORGE l., ROBERTS.
April % Il
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05-1lp. Clay is spoken of, in "A Kentucky paper
as ucx Governor Of the State.
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T.. y. leONEEN

: now receiving AT his Store two doors above
! Mcssrs. Williams Victor's, most splendid as-
nj of
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NEW GOODS.

TBNlli' subscribers mr. lbt receiving at the old
stand al Nov io y ileu.don, their supply of
Staple y Fancy
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware. Hats,
DC.
Which have been selected in the Northern Cities,
from the Latest impoitations, and In which they
tit the attention either iieuds aud ia. public gene
rally. Idry are determined To sell low luS cash jr to
lunctull customers liberal crr.iu.
NoWllN, BERGER 4 co.
Apnl % Nv
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~ Resolutions have been proposed IN the
Board Of Aldermen of the city of New lork, by
Mr. Stilwen, recommending the recognition OF the
indcpcndcnce of Texas.
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Bcsilcs S0s-6Ds-lOs- iOs-oOs-&c.
Tickets slO-llalves :5-Qrs. 81 80.
For sale at DIGGES' OFFICE.
April 81
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LANES 4. IzOlsNEEs a 90.

INFORM the public that they are now rccei,-
j Ing at then Store
4 large and 'eeH asserted STOCK Of
nrv Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Shoes,
Hats, Bonnets, &c. DC.
These Goods were purchased by ono of the
,,r,ncrs, who has large share OF experience in
tnyne. and are offered TO dealers, with confident
belief that they will please, both in STYLES and
prices
NJ Great Inducements will be offered To
VIZ COUNTRY MERCHANTS, PED
LARS, and all others buying to sell a
c,in as We will make liberal deductions from re-
tail prices
s Weha,c large supply Of F-lHILl-
BICON om hand, Of our own curing, which We
will sell at market prices.
JAMES J.. liORNER Il Co.
April IL 2mit
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a. The trial of Reuben Cranda'l, charged
with circulating inccndiary publications, last sum
MGR. in Wasiineton.city, and WHO has since
been confined in prison, commenced before the 7.
S Circuit Court for the District of Columbia, on
the 18th, and had not been concluded on the 2lst
inst.
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~ Lust year, wlis nrajority about 30
CuMBERLA\D-lh county it still firm to
the whig cause Daniel Wilson (whig) is re-cect-
Il Ia iia H. of u. bs a majority of b Joseph
Fuqua (Nan) tnd Col. Bon uranl'> (wlig) MAJOR
nv over Dr. Flood, (Nan) for hc Senate is 20.
50 hat the Colonel is elected by majority OF b
in the Di~tric-a Wig gam.
NELSON-Col. Alexander Brown (Nan) re
elected without opposition.
PETERSBURG -John T. Brown (whig) re-
elected without oppo>tion
fAlEFAN-Col Spencer NJ. BAH (whie) re-
elected bv Il majority of votes over Col. Sllas
BHrkc Nan) \ split in the Wing ran diminish
ed the ma orrv in this county.
CILPEPER-Ailcra most animated contest,
Ills county has again gone for the NanItes by "A
majority Of G--Ambrosc p. Hi YAM ISL, VIM.
+. Broadus (whig) 80. For the Senate, the ma
orifv Of Slaughter (Whig) over Smith (Nan) IS a.
bout 2j.
HhLIFAX-Riclard Edmtn Is and Paul Tay-
lor YAM elected, the latter about 1910 ahead OF
Mr.. Clark. No W4l candidue.
MECH LENBl RG-f'r tie Scnott Rich
ard II. Bapti>' (Nan) 373, Darlington, do. who
WAS Withdrawn on the day Of the election, shortly
"A ter the polls opened, l2l Beverly Sydnor (whig>
not candidate, 100
Hoa>c Of Dcheotes: Col. George Rogers
(Nan) i5S, Hugh A. Galan do. 43s, Col. Charles
:. Boyd (uhio) 22l, John c. Goote, do. 2l1.
The Wings N de no eNrrtion in this county, ii is
said, being confident OF defeat
JEFFERSON-Poll kept open three davs)
-I'Or tn Senate Ed j. Smith (whig) $50, II.
l.. Opic (Nan) 353.--CIarhe county to be heard
from.
I!oum If Dleeotes: DR.. Henry Boielcr (whie)
49, John Davenport, do. 1856, Saml. Gamer on
(Nan) 372, Jacob Morgan, do 367. The third
day 5 poll to be heard lrom-bnt 10 doubt is EN-
tertained of the election of the Wing candidates.
SMNTIi-Fo For tie Senate Saml. McCamant
(Nan) 23l Isaac J. Lcftwich do. AZ, David Nc.
Comas (whg) 1873,
House of Delegates Davis YAM OBS, Thomp-
son (whie) III,
MONTGOMERY-State of the pos.-For
the Senate: Col. ". Thomas (Nan) 5l7, Henry
Erskne (whig) 100
House of Deiegotcs: John McCauley Nan)
4iO, Col W. B. Charlton (whig) 2ls.
MONROE-fm the Senate: Col. Thomas
(Nan) 40l, II. Erskine (whig) 367.
House Of Delegates Chapman YAM 427,
VIM Er>kine (whie):
PATRICk-W have not Vet received IA state
ment of the polls in this county but We learn that
the majority OF James NJ. Rcdd (whig) over Cloud
(Nan) is 100.
u Strength Of parties, as far as heard from
Whigs 10, N,nitrs Il. Last year, in the same
EQUITIES, Wings 81, Van'es 45.
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t. Mr.. Clay's Disributivc Land bill is still
under discussion in the Senate. Notwithstanding
tho Wing, now constitute a minority OF that body,
we shall not be surprizcd lfit be sustained. as, IA
part from all party considerations, it ought to, and
would DE.
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CJs The Expungns Resolutions have not been
taken up in the senate since MIR. Lelghs speech
was delivered 1t will take long time to answer il.