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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
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The proceedings Of the Texian Co..
gTess received by the Pennsylvan;ss :.
New Orleans on the 18th uit eo.t.;n
ou1 little Of interest. varloo. ;rono-..
iant measures bad been protected bnS
Were undecided Al the. latest sceonn,,
among them We observe, shsi : d,,scs
tax on land and cattle has been prone.'
60. The reorganization Of The mii;t.-
~ forces, With the establi,bment ~ |.
regular ariny, is under eonsider.f,sa
a eomnitiss has been appoiuted 10 In.
..esiigate the numerous and eonflcsins
u'ies 10 large ifaeis q lads ss=iszsa =
companies and individuals. aad =.
mefoos local matte - are sngaein- 49,
attention. The following srs - -
dii'ons upon whieh they dssire -,
500 iato the Union: Isl. The 80
ua,ion q slavery. 2nd. a e,,a.-
DOT % settle indians ia Ihsir tsr
%. Poll and equal privileges =
the ether States. For whieh -
ration they viii surrender "a th
oesopied territory 70 ne Gee %
ssrnment. sgsr TIE pavmer& 60
siAi"s against their Fspablie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

THE VICE PREsIDENr.-As 10 The
Administration Candidate for VIcp
PRESIDENT, Col. Richard "A. John.on
enough Is already known to show Thai
ne cannot be elected by the people
unless the Virginia Electors should
contrary TO expectation, violate the in
s,ructions ofthe people, abandon Judge
Sm'th, Of Alabama, whom the people
voted Tor them 10 support, and again
return to the candidate whom thew
refused TO have forced upon them bx
The celebrated Baltimore Conyention
There are already I47 votes given
against Col. yohnsOS Chat is, iacladine
the - from YirginiA) and 40 votes vet
70 De heard from. OF those l47. n,
Tyler has received % votes. and NJ
Granger ~, and Judge Smith Of Ala.
oama - Virginia- The election Of
Wee President may therefore Be- eT.
Peeted to 60 into the Senate, and 4 h
required to choose from the rwo b;0h-
est the Vice President.
Col. Johnson and Mr. Granger wiii
therefore be the candidates before ,bal
body. '''
When the question is brought before
mat august tribunal, Il IL thought N
there be any means 10 avoid a tb,,
hey cannot 30 far degrade The cone.
Try, as 70 place Col. Johnsoo h -
aiEnihed end elevated . post IN Their
own BODY Hsrod
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

lais election no received . majority Of
lo'oOo votes among his constituent, /.
on'o-from 10000 10 $1,000 il Indi-
sns-anc. Il Is reported. . majority in
Illinois. where Van Buren, received. A.
the Globe says. . majority Of 1000 at
the last election. Van can't run over
the cid Generals battle ground with
him. Where he 10 best known he
run: best-a pretty good evidence Of
well meriied popularity.
fHsx~sssw~ (Jfs) r~sa Lfn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

Orator Shinn. delegate cleo. from
tho county Of Harrison, has resigned
has seat. and the Ii. Governor- has is.
sued his proclamation for an election
TO supply the vacancy. Iii, supposed,
that the eloquent gentleman dreaded
the association Of ideas, connected with
the distant prospect Of public Institu-
t,on. near Richmond. and in sigh, Of
the CaPitol.-[FS .4rsna.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

have expired next March. the balance
OF which has been worthily and efIec-
lively filed by the Lieutensnl Govern
or. Wyndham Robertson. ESQ. In the
good old times. Mr. Robertson, oeiur IN
place aud worthy Of il from bis abilities.
character and devotion TO the principles
OF the State. would have been chosen
almost Of course. But We can hope
tor no such liberal result from tho Al
bany sscendancy. There are too many
van Buren cormorants 10 appesse.-
But. % IN the case Of Senator. we trust
the Wing patty will nominste MIR. Ro-
hertson and adhere to him. and leave
q TO the Van Burenites 10 settle amooo
themselves the conflicting claims OF
their innumerable candidates. Ills the
popular opinion that William Fl. Rosoc
Esq. viii be elected Governor Of Wiz.
ginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

Eight eolnmas Of The Amssiean Sen.
uaei. Of Philsdslphis, are occupied ~
: letter iron Ne. Charles J. Ineerrr,ll
e eeEsain menhaFs ~ tie PennsYlvaais
LeSisiaiurs, tie ohiset q whieh 4 Al
prove that Bshk Charters er.niod b.
NAT body nay BE- repealed IA fks 49,.
nary course q lsgislslien l--.sisr. O..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

AFsoiETMnNT ~ zna pansrDr-v.
--Andfsw Jsstpon, Junior, - - s..
tIesety pnaes NE Ga sseiioa N ~.
60 2 reosBsnizs The General Lad or.
-. approved he 4sh q July. is28
e the place q Al. Donslsos, Z ge~;~e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
s1 Tho rA..D.-r'. Ms..Aos YIN =.
sisen In our neat "A

The report 81 the Secretary q shs frss-
~ on ne I'd hat. show thsts.shs anssas Of
money IN ths U. s. Treasury. sasj-es 70 dram,
~ shown BY tho running account Of lbs Trss-
ssrsr, VAS on The ist instant. So. So. is7 -.
and tho amount standing to tho credit Of me
dsenniss eGsers. - sio~n By the latest re-
tsfno received, vas a, I77,2i9 -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
RESULT OF rag ELRcrToNs.
comPLErE.
rae

o. tAs whIg States. RAasnon received The
esas Of Ysrnoni Z, Delaware J, Maryland 10.
EsS Jersey 9, Ohio n. Kentucky Il. Indiana
e-Totsl ~.
wHrs-0soTia n. Tsonsssse ls-To.sI
"a
WEssrRa-As@asbusste ~.
soo4 csrollaa yet 20 voss.
FOR yICE PREsIDEHT.
SsHsaos receives ne yoss q Malne, New
Aanpshirs, cosnsesieus, New Yogh, Rsnasyi-
vassa, Norfa csfolins, RAods IslsnS, Ni.sou-
., iliiao'a, Ls'lsisna, Alabams, Aii,sissiDpi.
Arksnsss--ia AZ Itt vosss-belnx les thso
afssequiFsd V slsot b ne Rlsoiorsi COLLEGES.
eaASsEa roeeivsu ne vote Of isAisn.. Ken.
tscs7, Ohio, Veraont, Assssashn..ns. ~
ssFssIs and Delaware ~ slsoiosaI yotss.
fsLHa--Aaryiap1, 0seExia, ga Tean~,.,.
--3s eiasssrsi soasa
esssa-Vhsinia, - oiseisr.i v.a..
Tie cssutltntioa provides thas shs s...,.
saalI sAooss = vies Freshest Ia esss o. I,
hilzrs b ~ Fsopls. hroueshs l.ss Aszh..,
saadtasiss ghs ceutssi wHi n.srsfs.. !.
saivesp Joansoa ed erungsr. ne sls.,,o,
wiil lake plaes - ~ "a Wednesday "a %.
braasy nsxL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

The remark that Mr.. Van Buren,
comes into power with q stronger op-
position TO him than any President
ever had, Is admitted TO be true by the
inends OF thai gentleman; bu. those Of
mem who are most sanguine, think
that his course as President of the ~.
Staies, will be so wary and prudent. AZ
greatly to tdisarm opposition" We
sincerely hope so; for the nation, after
Its long turmoil, wants, once more
peace and contentment. If, by the
proper use Of his acknowledged abil-
tues, MIR. Van Buren, makes n wise
faithful Chief NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20
the Laws and the Constitution-neyer
seeking power or using power unjust
~ we shall. along With The great bulk
OF the people, not only be satisfied but
gratihed. Lett be remembered. how
ever, in the general desire for a cessa.
tioniof political hostilities and return
again to the halcyon days Of general
unanimity Of sentiment, that the price
Of liberty is eternal vigilance" and
that TO be really free, vlrtuous and in
dependent, we should never cease from
keeping watchful eye upon the pub.
lie servants, 80 that we may censura
where condemnation is needed, as read.
NY as we applaud where praise is due.
This principle fully carried out--the
'entinels faithful upon the wateh-tow-
ers OF the RePublic--the Representa-
yves true hearted and honest-ths
people enlightened aud virtuous-and
We need never despair Of preserving
the Union Of the States. the Rights Of
the States, and the Liberties Of the
People !--.7ier. Gag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

We sincerely trust that those mem.
6ers of the party" who have hereto.
lore been such strenuous advocates of
the right Of instruction in theory, will
nov be as urgent in carrying il out
into practice. We trust, particularly
that the New Jersey Senator, Mr.. wall
the Ohio Senator, Mr.. Morris, the C,eor.
gla Senator, Mr. Cuthbers, and above
all, the prudent I! and discreet Senators
from Indiana, Messrs. Upton and Hen.
dncks, who unfortunately jumped on
the wrong side Of the fence about a
month ago, will unheSitatingly oBET on
RESIGN! Yes, that's the word. obev
or resign i-l.Ais GAG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

Tho Legislature Of South Carolina me, on
M0nday last Amongst the frat business will
90 the choice Of Electors of Presidsn, and
Vice President Of the United States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

Gen. William HeuFy Harrison va
ios iong time. Coveraof a me wbcis
NORTH WesieFn Territory, coBsia,ing -
shat nov constitutes ne states ofg)
ladiana, lilinois, Missouri, &c. Atths
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

Fesiafdag sss las az fgr a. mssstax q
"a aeabsss ~ iAs Rissto,sl Cossgss ~ Dc
eieesisa - grssias1s ~ We psssissat :,
she ssgsials ~ Ne ssysrai stassa
On ne sseoad wsssesssy = Fshruary, sbs
roiss fos rrsni1sus ~ vles Rssssdsss ara
soszs.aby c.va,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

Tho Legislature Of Pennsylvania met on
tuesday last Mr.. Muhlenberg. IL IL said, will
DO Mr. suehanan's competitor for the otfie. Of
U. s. Senator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

Gen. Havyfsoa's Pepularsfv.--As The
returns Gene IN rom Missouri add m.
l.nois, says the Alsxandria oaze,le
.es more q V made csgsaia that Geo.
nssI'soa's popularity hes been vastly
moderated. His vote IN western Nsg
l 10th m western Pennsyivania, IN
Ohio' ~ Kentucky, IN Isdiana, in Illi.
nois God Missouri, go show thai unaid.
- - be has been By party Influences.
ne has given be opPonent an excellent
Fun--beaiing him By Thousands Ia ss-
yeFai places aod siWsys comine ou,
where defeated, aeek aud seek.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

II appears from an article in the
Delaware State Journal that the ru.
morcd resignation Of Mr.. CLAYTON was
premature. 1t is understood that Il il
hi' wish and intention to resign his
seat IN the Senate, but il 10 thought he
has not done oyet. We hope that he
may yet be prevailed on TO retain his
place. at least for the >Tesidne Of his
term,--this1s the more to be desired
rs IN that time, We may look for the
political redemption Of the country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

'dT. Vsn BsTsa's Cstiati.-The New York
Journal Of Commerce says-"R IL ra,he,
early TO talk about ibis. but Washington Cor
respondent assures Us that the Secretary Of
state viii DO Mr. RiVss, Of Virginia, and tina,
Governor Marcy. Of New York, viii probably
eone into the War Department. Mr.. Wood
bury, Is supposed. Is The only member Of the
present Cabinet who ia likely TO be retained. /"
The editor OF the Alexandra Gazette think.
dlasrentiy. He says: ''our impression IL, iha,
Mr.. Van Burens Cabinet will be pretty much
a' The present 10. We feel quite sure that Mr..
Eorsyth will DO continued as Secretary of
State and Mr.. Kendall a. Post Master Gene
raj. AL Ibis, however, is at best, conjecture. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

1h Nafisnsi Dsh Of Ensis&i. A iats Lon
don paper says, 1.-THE weight Of The National
Debt, IN gold. amounts 10 ii.oss.t7a pounds,
or s.asa 'oos . cwt 3qrs- II lbs; 10 .ilver. 70
aes.sss.s ss pounds. or us. oar ton. II ow,
ar' IL is'- Were England To conquer all
Europe. and levy general poll tax to pay oil
her present debt, she must have from every
@zn' woman, and child, ISL, Us 7id.. or
from every family throughout Europe .e2oI,
%. 2sd."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

The virginia Republican, )" heretofore pub
iishsd al kastinsburg, By Ar. VIZ. ALsunr,.
. no" printed In this town. A partnorship
has been formed between Mr.. AIbs.tis and
MI George c. smOOt, By whose joint lsbors
ihs paper win hereafter be conducted, under
th' arm Of AISuArns b sHOor. "Ths paper
Gay the ediiOu) will undergo no ma,eria,
shsngs' lie political complexion will remain
The sa'ne-ths principles and opinions Of Il.
conductor accord. IfAIartia Van Buren, aus
tain his principles, act up to his professions.
and tread 10 the wslI-dsGned footsteps Of hi,
hiu'trious Predecessor-and we do not enter
tain a doubt (say they) but that he wiIl-hs
viii nsri, and shall receive our cordial suD-
PorL"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

NORTH CARoLINA.-We learn from
the Raleigh Register Of Tuesday, that,
Mr.. Mangum has resigned his seat in
The Senate OF the United States; and
that an election will therefore take
place, by the Legislature Of North Car
oilna' rs well for the remainder Of Mr..
Mangum's term, as for the new term
which commences on the 4th of March
next.
We also learn from the same paper,
that by the election Of MIR. Skinner.
a hrm Wing. to the State Senate-to
NIL the vacancy occasioned by the death
Of MIR. Wilson--the parties in the Le-
g'.lature are exactly tie on joint bal
lot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

BY strictly party vote, the re olution. re.
qaesting the delegation 10 Congress from
GEORGIA, to vote for Mr. Van Duren, in case
the election should 10 carried to tina, body.
have passed the Senate Of that State, by a vote
Of ~ to -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
Ns~ "a. Ci..i...., vz,-. ~. 8.

Deam Of fac Hoa. G.. L. K,nnard-
IL 10 With pain we announce that the
Hon. G. L. kinnard. who was 20 badly
.calded few days ago on the steam
boat Flora. died atthe hospitabls dwell
ling OF Gen. Lyle. on Saturday even.
ing Hast, and was buried yerterday If.
temoon with distinguished marks Of
respect.
Mr.. Kinnard was aged about 30 years,
and was q highly respectable me,aber
OF Congress from Indiana. His death
Is rendered the more distressing. az we
understand he was on his way 20 Phi
ladelphia. with view Of being married
to lady in that city. whom be intend.
cd taking with him 70 Washin xton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

NEW CoIN,-The nsw 60v cent
pieces about 70 be Issued from the
Mat 81 Philadelphis, are spoken 81
e BENG q superios wogkmanship. ana
% The highest degree ersdilsile 10 he
sfs,'i' biF. Gobrechi. Tie beauty snd
nash are equal 70 any thing n tbe
Rad " this eountFy or Europs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

The Legislature Of Missouri assembled ON
'he Flat November. Mr.. JamisOa ". b. wac
elected Speaker Of the House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

Frs~ ~ Chsri<ssss Cswssr. Nh. "a.
INTERESTING PROM floR7pk

The brig Gsa. Sss,pfsy. Cant. Rem
nett. and sehr. Lasra, Captain soen-,
Ger. arrived q this port iass evening,
in short passages from jacksonville.
Tbs gratifying Intelligence has been,
received BY these arrivals Of the def.,6
OF tho Seminole Indians, in two en-
gagemsnts between the Tennessee w.
lunteers and Florida militia, under ths
command Of Governor Call. and :
portion OF these savaees. The reguI.,,,
,ad inendiy Indians in the services Of
the United States had previously sepvr
rated rom The force under the conn.,
mand OF Governor Call. and had ,,o--
ceeded up on one side Of the Wvthl.-,
eoochee, towards the Wshoo svamn
while the volunteers, under Goyernor
Call, took the other side OF the stream.
and, encountering about one-haIf of
the whole force Of the Indians. a bat.
tie Immediately ensued. Aftef abous
one hours conflict. the savares re-
treated with q loss Of about twenty
killed and wounded. the latter Of which
they carried of. The following dav
our forces took up the pursuit. and
came up with the enemy. vhsn n e.
cond conflict took place, with equally
disastrous results to the Indians. Thev
again retreated, but their loss could no,
De aseertained, owing 20 the darkne..
OF the night Our loss in the two en-
gagements ives Eve killed and ten
wounded.
a negro was taken prisoner, who sta
ted that the Indisns wero divided into
tuo parties. one Of which was anr;o..
Tor peace, but were kept in check bv
the war party; both parties are abort Of
ammunition. and arc expected shortlv
70 surrender, unless they procure =
fresh supply. High encomiums arc
gwen tn he gallantry Of General Arm-
strong. OF the Tennessee volunteers
well as to Colonel Reed, of the Flo.
rida volunteers. The other div;,;or
OF our forces he'd not been heard from
at the last accounts.
f''~ tAs 'Ns'o o,issas B~iis,ia, n Me-. rs.
LATE FROM TEXAS.
BY the arrival of the sehr. Penn,xl-
'vania last evening. from velaseo, we
have obtained FLEA Of the Texas Tela-
graph as late as the 18th instant, con-
tanning the inaugural addresses Of Pre-
:ldent HousroN and Vice President
LAMAR.
a discussion upon the liberation of
General santa Ana had taken place
IN Congress, but il was resolved. bv a
large majority. 10 retain him a. q pri-
soner Tor some time TO come.
Mr. Ellis, sRaifman Of The Commit
Tee on Foreign Relations, had made a
lengthy report upon the condition and
prospects OF Texas. accompanied by re-
solutions empowering the President
70 appoint Commissioners TO treat with
the government Of the UniIsA. Statea
Tor the admission Of Texas into the
Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

Csurt Of LnqUi,y.-We learn from
the Frederick Examiner that the mill.
tary court, now sitting in that place.
was again organized 90 Monday. The
same paper mentions that a communi-
cation was received from Gen. Gaines.
making objections TO Gen. Macomb, as
member Of the court, 50. far a. he
lGen. Caines) was concerned. The
following Off GERS had arrived at Fred
eriek. and taken rooms Al Talbots CITY
Hotel:
Mai. Gen. MseOmb, Mai. Gen. Scott,
Brig. Gen. Atkinson, Gen. Sanford
Col. Bsnkhead, Col. Kenan, Col. Lind
sey, Maj. Huson. Capt. Cooper, Capt.
Mccall. Capt. Hitchcock, Capt. Green.
Capt. Dimmoek. Capt. Lee. Capt. New.
comb, resigned, formerly U. S. N.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

sssAres sass n. CAsolrxA.--A CORES
Poedent Of tho National Iatslliseaeer, states
thai Tho Hon. RossRr srsaxe.. judge Of the
Superior Court Of \. c., was elected on the
ID inst Senator OF the U. $. 10 al the vacancy
oeeaaionei b. the resignation Of Judge Man
gum. Tho vote stood; Strange ". b. IS;
settle twhis) 81 scattering "a whig) 1.
In The House Of Conmons there /, a whir
Vacancy OF course. says the writer, the
election Of a ssas,or for six years will no, b
permitted to come on until the Legislature /.
faii' and if the party then cleo, Van Bursu
senator. they will do what IL |, believed i'm
possibls Tor them TO effect.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08


Exploring Expsditioa.-This Expe-
dition wIli rendezvous al Norfolk forth.
with, and sail some time during the
winter. II will consist Of the
u 3. Fngate .Maesdoniaa. Master
Co'amsndsnt ARzsrRoso. besnng the
broad pendant Of Commodore TuonAs
AP G. JoSEs;
The Barques Pioaesy. IL. Com. TAT.
SAIL, snd COasorf, IL. Con. GLvsE-
both built Cos The service a. the Boston
Yard
The store chip RsIief Il. Con. Don.
MIN, built q the Philadelphia Yard and
the Schr. Piiof, built al iho New York
yare
These vessels are Ell new. subslsn-
hally built, aad will BE- equipped, off.
eeFed add manned, IN the best manner.
The attention q TIE English salion has
been turned 70 the Expedition. which
y said TO b the largest ever proiectsd
iof The purposes q exploration,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
MonrLr. fAla.l Nov %

O.. Ahta.l NV. -.
Mrs. BARBARA BLoNT GAINES, wife
OF Major General Edmund p. Gaipes
died at the residence Of Jas. G. Lyon,
Esq. in this city. For some time past
she has been in very low state Of
health. and At intervals her LIE has
been dcspaired Of Gen. Gaines is now
in the city.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

ne Whole I'opuiaiion a spe r.
ts'imsied e 2s as 30 as
nun'oer . q sid ihal d. q aEs
lee,geni and dependent = Asgs fos
'upPosi, 'hsl i pa.prs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

misa ELLzN Tnnn nu a New
Aosk o. Wednesday e. - i ana
:. ne .'os. CITED ana & site aetsa.s-
= en- the EngiiaA s,aeud possass-
- very varied powsm,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
NORTH CAROLINA
TENNESSpE
ARKANSAS.

me Mobile Advertiser Of the sslA uIt. say,
-, setarns from Only one or two counties in
80 ~. s.ase nave CONS - hand. They are favor-
StaAs has gone Zoe Van Duren."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
MISSISSIPPI.

The alp from the once Of the Mobile Com
herchi Register, ". B. Of A. e9th $50.
; Returns drep In slowiy from M;,.;,.ioo; !.
ONT, with every mail. the White ma iority a.,
erea.es. u vas l.. ASS In the seventeen conn.
zee nnt heard from. In thisty-ivs counties.
V now asa twenty counties 20 hear fron,
10 nve OF which there are known 70 be Van
SaFen nAJoriiies, and 10 ono White MAORI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
ILLINOIS.

Prom The 50. Louis Republiean ~ ~. ga
sis. We learn that, In 70 count,es- va n,,,.n,.
maloraiies amounted to 3,0l2, while Harri-
soas were 2.siS. The Republican adds. .. n
eouns'es remain TO be heard from. We rive
Up she state IL will probably 20 FOE Vas bv
= snaii majority. his psrty elaimed a bS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
MISSOURI

me o.. Louis Bulietie Of the 23d NovemAer
states = has received isstsr OF tho l7lb N.
..Ah., RON Jefferson City, giving the result, Of
tno rcturns OF The election from ,wenty-,i,
counties IN hat State, which pu, the Van Blu
Ien ueket 2.443 ahead; and conciudes viii
NE REMARK, that there 10 but little doubt ~
me majority exceeding Eve thousand votea- %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
ALABAMA.

tns majority In favos Of the Van Buren
E'sescrs, - Tar ~ sscertalned, 10 agreed oy
he rspers Of both political complies ion, :,
Mobile on The 18th, % be 2, 500 yotoa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

AiAsAsA.--John MeKin!ey ". D. hes been
elected U. O. Senator from Alabaas, 10 sup
pig he place Of Gabriel Moore, (whix. }
whose term Of service expires on The ID Of
March next The vote stood Mckinley "a.
A. F. Hopkins IS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

Eighteouatiss 10 be heard from, which NAV
feduee the majority few hundred.
me vote Tor the electoral ticket will bs
larger, ana the majority er,ate1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
GEORGIA

We arc Indebted to the Charleston cou,;.,
sor an extra under date Of Nov. "a, IA o'cIock
=. NJ Returns from 90 counties have been
received. Seeo
CoAgvsss.-Davson fW.l "a aa0
Sanford ". bl 90 500
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
evan Barsa majority

".J"uy 1IV
ntsatoehss and Claiborne not heard from,
sSS1s.Iy. Report, however. says they gave
white majority suficiens 70 have siven h,,.
The Stats had the returns from the ,sr;.ha.
been ofhcialiy returned IN sea,on. So =. -.
state most fsolishlv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

All the Official returns Of tho election m ri
S'A's, which bad been received al lhs oiics q
.ae Ssce'ary OF State on Monday, wero o,
follows. ss.no ~
For the Van Burce Fieke, esl vo,..
White T,cLe, s0tes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

IT, - AeN8Teps-
The following members from Viz
ginia answered TO their names, when
The roll Of the House was called over
by the Clerk: