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Add Doublc.iacc, ~
Eukmond cn,,,Y.
White, Tyler aud Double face, majority.
Bets Gil vU-Prctty full vote
White, Tyler and Double face, IA majority
ouy-yes, Lancaster ii only; IS 10 leo cAPcccd
yNorthghnbcrland.
Result not known; but Vans majority, doubtless,
pretty large.
GAS far az heard from, cG for Wing Doubleface; 100
confidently expected by the Wings. This county is the
strong hold, in the Northern Neck OF Nu'I'els Ma
tiomaI Republicans, and in fact, aH sorts' y oHpos''
"ArrrEx Fauquier Co, Va,
Nov 7ll, lc:G. )
uD,.r Cir: Il !. will: truly heart cll pleasure that
Give YOU the result Of tie Presidential election al War
rrnon to-day In order give you correct idea OF
matters and things must 20 back to The last spring
election at War-Cnton, for members OF The Legislature.
You will also rccol!cct that this is III" famous hot.hcd ri
FcarTai HMnj$m; the Whigs then had majority OF 81
votes and the majority al WarTcn"n Is - IN iaT"r
Of Van Buren, which gives hin 80 votes more IMAM our
Administration candidates for the Legislature received
We have six Precincts in this couny-and Halter my
self by tomorrow evening to give full return Of tic
county. $3.50
.:Fk Run gave majory of ID votes in favor Of Mr..
Van Buren, Prince William county, four to one III Ia
vor do and nave reason to believe VIC VIII get ms
county, which quite unsupported
"LEwIsEuEG, Va, 9Th Oc 1856
81 hasten inform you of the result o.! our election at
this place yesterday Harrison 1885, Van Buren, Jig,
White B. and Webster /. We have Just heard the vote
Of one precinct, namely, Anhonys Creek there Van
Burcn go, majority OF 33 precincts yet TO DC heard
from Which will give nlajorilics against us. Anlhonys
Greek has done molly. The Wing Eector for this dis
trct arrived home Sunday, in the stage, from the
North; and, on Monday morning, set oil by day Ugh; 10
Anhunys Creek election distance Of. near - miles,
and TO- and behold the Republicans Of that RcpuIIic'n
Cre,k gave majority ngaint him and the Trpee"""c
Hero. 49,, 49,.
"Below YOU will find statement Of the poll for this
county You will find that King & Queen has more
than realized tic nn!icip,ons OF the most sangune OF
her Republican sons Whgsm has made ills last strng-
Gle and has descended 10 HE tomb Of the Capuet5.
Ero,bjicau Totc Hhig Tntc
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(ConfTMca,J
"OrrIcE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
Lynchburg, Nov.5, 1886. )

Dear Sir: should have forwarded you TIC returns
from this county BY this mornings mall ont two OF l'e
Precincts were not heard from till late in the day You
will perceive from the annexed statement OF te woes
that Campbell has done her duty Notwithstanding the
Wings run two tickets, one for "Whi,e or Harrison,
and one for Judge White all the
Glamour about Abolition and the appeals to the people In
favor of voting for Southern mon-we have only los.
The comfy by about six result which fully meets
our expectations, and for which would have willingly
COMPROMISED on the morning of the election Our OPP
ponens are chap fallen If the Republicans in other
counties have done their duty US well as their Dte.Een III
least hope of resurrection The following is the state
,,e,t of the polls: - ,
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,. 2,22l gain since spring, according 10
''' estimated table Of May last. , u
~ We have only q counties to he heard from. we
calculate that they will give the Van Buren, ticket about
& ,naority-which Of course, would be majority
a" ESSAY 1000 The majority by our tables last
'P:!ns was 5.04l.
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wwJM. r. AUWisON, Attorney at Law, Co,nmls'
V oe, IN c"oS,y If ANA IS,' np'I House. t
me,v occupied by the late d. Briggs, Esq.
Nop - ''-it
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION

Ts,sc marked with arc not complete,
- Our minority will be over 4 :O0J.
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n Van Buren, majority, . So
More Than two 10 one. This result is found by count.
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Majority for Van Buren,,

"A the returns having come III from the precincts
to day, hasten 10 give yOu the state OF the polls III this
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y;,, NJ; The nth inst TIL; city, AMos ltrn, rcPccHhl
,, the Society Fncmd after illnfss Of 10 days
I rein y hue VIA that Patience and resignation, characteristic
n. -,
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Eeicfa,d gs'Eaolcsafc Prices Cg,rremt.

Lorrix y. Elicit, Secretary.
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CONGRESS-Tuesduv. .3pru -.

In the Senate, MIR. Clay presented memorial tro"
citizens Of Philadelphia, praying against admitting Ar
kansas, slave Stale into the Union. After express
ing his disse" from the prayer oil the mr"oral's's aud
observations from Mr.. King, Of Ala the peI!''0'
was laid the table.
SPECIAL ORDER
The Senate proceeded TO Consider the bill! concerning
Incendiary publications: when =
Mr. Calhoun addressed the Senate in reply 10 'he w.
jections which had been made TO the bill.
Mr. Davis then answered the observations OF !hs 'e"
tor from South Carolina. After he had concluded -,
On motion of Mr.. Brown, the bill was lld on luz
table, and the Senate proceeded 10 the consideration
Executive business
After remaining short time with doors Closed
The Senate adjourned. ,,,;on
The House Of Reprcsen after the pfese ,
Of resolutions. and another Intellectual attempt q" ri.
part of Mr. Wise prevail the majority TO a,o"
resolution Of inquiry into the condition oil the Ilh
Banks took up aud considered the bill repeating H nj
section of the &C. to incorporate the Bunk OF Tue
ted St1tes
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Sd For similar inquiry into the Department Of the
Navy.
4tll. Into the Department of War.
9th. Into the Department OF Indian AtiuIrs.
9th. Into the Genera! and Bounty Land Offices
9TH. TO inquire into the abuses Of tho franking
privilege
MIR. Mgan asked for the yeas ard nays; which were
ordered.
And the question on suspension taken and last
Yeas e3; Nays S3 (not two thIrds)
So the House refused to suspend the rule.
The House then proceeded TO The consideration Of
private busncss-After which, the House adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Saturday, .Aprii 9.
Mr.. Cambreleng, from The Committee on Ways and
Means, reported bill RENTING the duties Nerchan.
disc destroyed by fire at the port of New York.
AIR. Robr obtained consent TO make plana-
ton i'll relation TO Of the resolutions offered by him
On ve.terday, to the organization of the Committees
of the House. lie understood that that resolution had
been construed into implied the present
Speak r, and he explicitly to disavow any such in
trn,ion. Mr. r. gave n.,lce that he had withdrawn
that ,ouon, and that he should offer The other
luton in condensed form.
Mr.. WhllIescy, fron the Committee Claims, re-
ported Joint resolution referring the petition and &C.
conpanyins papers of the heirs of Robert Fulton dec,
to the Secretary of hc Navy 10 report thereon 10 Con-
grcss
The Bill having been read twice, ordered 10 be
cngros ed for third reading, and the Bill and Report
were ordered 10 be printed
Mr.. Galbrath from the Committee on Private Lund
Claims reported the Bill for the relief of the heirs oil
James Latham, deceased, which was still under discus
sion, when MIR. Wllesey called for the orders Of tie
day
Mr.. Robertson moved suspension of The rule to ena
BILE him TO offer his Resolutions, and Mr. Wise called fol-
the yeas and nays, which were ordered
MIR. C. Allen asked for the reading Of the Resolution
to which Mr.. Whiltlesey objected.
Mr. Robertson moved 10 suspend The rule for the read
ing of the Resolution, and asked for the yeas and nays
which were ordered.
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wants nj the country the intercourse necessarily exist
ing between North and South must give nationality 10
the scheme. The Southern portion Of The unlnn is be-
coming daily interesting and The necessity great
tor an casT Intercourse. New Interests viii arise ana
for The defence OF frontiers, the rapid transfer It troops
and mentions OF war, will be all important from
point to another.
The Planter, the Farmer the Merchant, the Mechan
c. are AL Interested in This subject. If the Engineers
should report fvoraby the stock should be taken ny he
people immediately interested, and the work eli.
tcctcd without Tie aid Of foreign capital. The work el
iected by means, will be monument. ami Il
proud one. 10 those who shall ciecluly lend themselves
to the work. This road, when completed, must open
Of wea!t-lle products of the nrst inter-
rsng country finding easy 70 market and many
articles suffered to waste, vii! be thrown into mar
kel.
In conclusion il may he asserted that railroads have
oven be profitable 10 stockholders The great i'm
pTovcHicnts The constructions to diminish
much their cOstl!lc abundance of maeriTs in this
Southern country-tnc labor that could BIZ spared from
exhausted fields, with the certainty of hgh waves,
favong This Improvement In support of this opinion.
we give the following quotations.:
'RAIL-R OAps.-Petersbu and Roanoke, (d"ldend
off, par val >>l00-asked I5-ast sales ll3,--.ast di
Yderd for months, per cent
Richmond and Petersburg, (uninishcd) sales lUO.
Grccnsve and Roanoke, Doth new and Old stock, }
par val I00--oitred lO9-asked llO.-last sales H.
Raleigh and Castor. (unliuisued) sales ".
UPPER ROANOKE.
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.QciiHn Secretary of Hcr.
DfP0SIJt, BILL,

Tie br.i, which passed the II. Of D. Friday, r''h-
CIT 2rc0wijc amended il; III" Senate on Saturday:
by adding preamble, protesting against the General
Government raising surplus revenue. and throwing II
among the States. Yesterday, The amendment came NJ
for discussion in the House The Wigs employed va
rious means to amend it, 81 10 dilute tie principle
and either The miserable Compromise Tariff feature
If b. Or 70 recognize TIE principle (ilr Gays Of Dis
tr;bnug the procceds Of Tie Tnjc !a"dS-Ihe Wigs
failed in all their efforts Al their amendments were
rejected The Republicans stood fast 70 the ta;lh-and
have !oub! will pass c bill, with ire&re, pro.
testing against systematic surplus and dsrbntion-an!
thus calr on heir Senators. lruurct-tonsucd ia use
every excon reduce the revenue TO :tc cconoInlcai
wants OF The Government. On no other principle can
the rights Of tie States lie preserved against the inoned
power Of The Goyern!nent the South protected against
al oppressive tariff.
Tie. BIZ! was Yesterday laid the table, on motion Of
Mr. " ovI.olk. who wished to examine IT.
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RAIL ROAD.

RICHMOND * FREDkRtCkSBUR XII Kali ROAD
R0qd HearE COmpicted.-Hi Rtcr 3rrGngemen
EFT is anl.clpairl that the rail road will be completed
q to within one mile Of Fredericksburg, Friday, the
2d inst, and from that day inclusive the following viii
be the arrangement during the Winter:
At Washington, when the navigation OF the fotomac
j. omen nucrs will rest al night board the sieaT
boat which viii leave al early hour in the morning.
When the navigation of the Potomac is Closed stages
VIII depart from Washington. As soon as practcabtc
after tie arrival OF the mail and passengers at FREEZER
csbu1r the cars will leave the termination Of the rail-
road and arrive in Richmond the evening This
being the Main Southern Maj! Line, IS regularly coE-
ncccd nv stages Petersburg where passengers c1r
occcd on the railway to Blakey, and thence continue
in stages 10 the South, by way Of Raleigh, Faye!.e~
v!is. &c.
From Richmond, Inc cars with the mail ard pass"a-
gers uoing North, will continue 10 drPar. at Ia The
morning. until il shall be ascettan:d that the passen.
gers can leayea later hour, while the navigation 10
open and reach Washington IL TIE eI lne a''s!h9'E
train OF cars 10 Baltimore 49,
Besides the regular mail !.ne, there will be in addi
ton, tr weekly line between kichnond and freds,
SATURDAY. nt g 4. ". and rec@hing Fredericksburg 70
dinner and leaving Fredericksburg Monday NJ eda
upsIy .m! Friday, socn as The cars arrive With the
ma, from Richmond, which viii be about aaar.eF b2-
f,rc y \ NJ With L, view oi making this tri.weekiy
lac pleasant one, the trade IN wood and othe. heavy
articles between Richmond and Chctahominy will be
alcd from it, and this description Of trade will he
accommodated by running cas- Tor II {; such hours as
lay suit The company and not interfere with the travel
From The 23:d Instant, the charge "H be for tcansro.
slioa from Richmond 20 fredericksburg Sd per pas4en
ger. TIC Railroad Company ard he Stag and Steam
Boa. Company viii PceSve the fare for each other and
from Rcimcnd and Washington City. Fare from Rich
n,oad 70 Washington, when tie navigation Of the Poto
mac is practicable for steam boats Including the trsS-
porat!on by omnibus in WasAingtonj So per passenger
Fare from Richmond to Washington, wIca the navig.-
ton by steamboats, the Potomac Is impsac;csbe $40
per passenger.
Lee 90 Gift -s
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Ell ofC., Richardson Carson Hill Vaughan, Strange Des
kins Smith of F. Iarrison Hale Of IT, Watkins, Cox
Spencer Edmunds f. Taylor Sloan, Nixon, Harrison,
Shinn, Smith OIL OF Wight. Wright. 9hadwck' |"!l'eF'
St-aton anderson. Marshall. of L.. WAN J!'-
Fisher Rogers. GaGauc. Wiley. Chapman, ~ It''
johnston vi NJ, Brown, Alexander. t!'Z"rra.o, va:
folk, Almond, Mccoy, Fairfax, shands VILLAINS MOI
elt Cooes Jessee Speer, Bare RnkeT, DAVIS, cfu'ch
field, Moncure, Bailey of s., Hargrase, Gillespie ana
Ripley-73
MIR. SrAsARD then moved to amend the senate
amendment by inserting between the words "ano anu
''tcnics." in the 18TH line, the following. without ny
tending 10 affirm dsa;irm the power Of Congress q
deposit with or distribute a,Hong the States the nett pro
cecds Of Tie public lands not required by the wants OF
the Government Of tie L. s."
Th" ayes anG noes having been ordered on motion Oh
VII. DonnAs, Tie motion WIS d'c'dsd Ill the negative As
follows:
4lcs-Messrs Bayly Of A., Stuart: Harper, Goegn,
Campbell, Snodgrass Mallory, Wills Wllhers, Samuel
OF c. Christian Johnson of c.. Wilson o.! G., Servan:,
Woods S;:h Of Gloucester Saith Of G!eenbrIer, Slul'
lem Butts Mafu II 'Cand<! Peter. D"nsiy, Ho"e,
Carter, Lucket, B-aden Beard, Benon, NuTdaugn'
Coke Segar, Brady. Witcher, runsta, Scott huoa'4'
llaymond, Pend'"ton uosmam, Moore but'S, 92'""'''
Of w. Jet, CUNNINGHAM. May and Standard-"2
.I1es-Messrs. Banks, (Speaker,} fouIspn: Randolph
Ryrs, Layre. Wiley. Powell. Byrd. Wilson OF Hcte-
t""r'. Bland MAlI!ian TurirHu!E. Eooker hH.*'sf'
Richardson, Carson, Hill. Vaughan: Strange, DrsSns.
Saith Of F. Robinson, Hale OF 6 Watkins, Spencer,
Cox, E'mnnds Of H., Tayrr. Sloan. Nixon. iia:r!s'n
Shinn, Smith OF |. W, Wright, Sandwich. Collier,
Slralon. Anderson Marshall Of l., Ne" man. t!HdGHs,
Fisher. Rogers. Garland, Wiley. Chapman. NJ Cauer,
johnston ui NJ. Brown. Aleyand-r Fitzgerald, Wool
folk Almond NJ Coy. Fairfax. ohands Williams. Moi
itr, Speer Bare. Rnker Davis, Crulchhrld, aloncure
Bailey Of S, !argraye, Gillespie, Ripley, Stangef-Il
Mr. VOOLFOLK made !rw remarks. appearing to li!H
Republican members 10 afford time for considering ~"
question OF the light Of Congress TO distribute the net
proceeds Of the sales of public lands AID moved an &C
jpurnment, which agreed TO- ayes 6S
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DE l'llS.

Died, is residence, cogiy oi Southampton S"'
,Ttu:!. n.i;l nIispOsition l
jpit. DGxEGNc. frHEc but Tor upwards OF :tri
yel: past respectable nnthirou e that coG"t! and formerly
DELEGATE to the General Assembly o! fr.irir.
Died, Su:L.: IT," il'h ~ Mt. jEcmoNiAs GrEnnEY Sen
UG;h wear his age, fe miles ut his residence, !"
Halifax Cuny, Va.!h dealt. vi Ms occhsioacd by
fi lis tho ": He h@iy respected by his
: pun mrtrg il all his tTanac'!9ns-i'o
n!! h"Hr,;. H. has " -.S - the gay" wI:h spot"
r1. Iv, i. 3::cH e l.. ..h lived, without II
cGrfny.
a. Tie Herald viii PIE cory the above.
Dcptr"d t. ia" LIT pcc Doves R"st, Buckingham
GoaE foSr.ISE. rgci months nnd 20 day.
inf ct 81 n &. r. md Eiz,5rih ". IOatain"hs "vr,
u9ui a"!'a@ after Is arcii9"e an" deer
mother IL. without Constitution. There ti ie"
RON birth It cG IT,, b. hra!,h. so tender waS tins
,,l !rl of ror,a.g III" cold Of winter "aS
f fl.! ra,, :hc plant before the niTPng oIt-I"h'
for gvr4 IL, regards This world o. oG,!ahu; "nO thu: loves H.
yes IL i:, Nu4". Who roud stay march GOV, t!sE
co sUu &c. sar,ic c'' such H tie 81. cG"in OF TIC"
v"n.'Dnas, sweet, lovely, blnccy'd' n!eN iaewsIi.-l ny
Muk 2s.rt
Il Iry IL blessed with remarkably brlIiaht
blue exc, md the loyc.es. c0u"ttrIr-e. ~
MorlIr. LAlsb.l Nov. 90.
Mrs. Barn BLoUY7 GA-rs, vic OF Major General Ef"ur'
p Gaines died Of Jas G. lon ESQ. III iI3 ci'.
past Size ns been IN very 10" STAT" OF rHh' H'
intervals espa!r"L Of General Guias Is Va"
in the
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FARMyiiLE AND DhNNiLLE RAIL ROAD.


CUMuCIIC.7TEO
FARMTiLLE AND DANEiLLh RAIL ROAD
\, 2 Convention held on the 9th September last, at
Charlotte Courthouse, attended by Representatives, rom
the city Of Richmond ana Ss"eGa! o @ Counties
Charlotte and dc"atcr ii was rccoiiicndid 10 c":A-
siruct roroad from larn"" 10 DlE'!!"; "is' from
the CITY Of Richmond 10 faT'v!e ANA 'it.e -
burg, a"h from the o'"n OF Petersburg 10 faFnT!,e.
Inc people OF IcterS1HF3 promptly G'S"''!.s" ~
ins3n corps Of Engineers TO ;!ic sNfTe 81 u'c rou %
Fg:mv;fr. They have finished 'hs survey: Atu: rom
the spirit Cvinccd ~ large preliminary *u'SS''p'i" Il"
TIE lown 81 Petersburg, the W?rh may be e%!ei'eI !"
commerce" as soon as i charter Is "otai!'u'
The same company 9" Engineers arc now aoou 10 c''
ncGcc The Dan"iic r0u!c although !n@Gs enough nave
yet been subscribed: YET we cannot oou" l':l We
people Interested VII! furnish 'e means iDF l!e survey
OF the whole route ne pc"pe Of anu ''nGc
Edward have subscribed near "2Vvo ana IL Is cstaic
that The cost VIII DC ao'u ,''' rama" anu i'''St
Tania will. 1t Is hoped, contribute Inc Da'"ice'
The subject Is one OF .Acac"'aotc importance - '''
SECTION Of the State. 1t IS wealthy aid fertile rcglnh
without those facilities " ch The COMMUNITY requires he
rigcrS in this section passing through Tie ttoehae
Sound have such an outlet 70 the ocean as Wi" PeFal'
be never used IN consequence; eFc are ran why's Go ~
Petersburg and Norfolk from hoa"oNe' ABOVE ,''c Hhu
These roads arc o1 great pee!'' - c c"i'e VI i'"e'
Raanokc. -.u r,:u
rail- road, Is P'oioScu IRON, t. NV ~ I =,
VII! give Inc people o' CPI' i''"'''N' :, ne '
market, ana II inc roao S'!"u'H NC M - " ,,
Just groun"s'o nope 70 |c"n'.'o ". - ~, !
VII! give cn"'ce n 't Ir ''I'c I. ~, 80, ~ I
amporani IN trace ne I'pu,.y u 1"i' "Is T
rail roads Will be iound 10 DC erFat Gosrtr J." tr
merchant, who might supply any arc'e c1'eu '' .! s
customers promptly nc p't''et ."at' '".,
with his whole crop anu d'sp"sc y. !.
turning TO his nome WIKI tie p'"OeIIS " ''s
TO meet any emergency, any Sn"Ntn "s"t , 80,
an improvement upon e peSem ys - n ~ y"s[
over ROADS Almost , .r,nds cnn", c"G,nee
1t Is, h0"e't'' ,no"s''' ''s ~ L ,-,iI..
with good na'gaton, IN ie '5ry Kali r,,
grant MS We ' nor mIsr Of h comndcs
iof , ;h. wants Of The neopc In Enc.
VIII eS'I"t'i @ c"e ,, ba, 'cr,,Is iItoads
land and Inc United Sta a non al in active
ant one mode Of
So we MENTION this to do away any jealousy that
mgnt ase IN ne n" " " now in an mneritcl State.
, or soe sUT in sDyo now
ever, Jealousy Snooiu - 'navcnsni # this
ny- so ,'S b p"rne down by any, circumstance it is
p ~ o'.t thai sorrtbnr better will take lis place
rho s[;, If Ib noe IS onward Something must and
will be done in this section OF country, 10 accommodate
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TIE PycSiicnl's Health.

., Extract Of letter from Washinstoa, Dec. II.
The President hinse!ftoday, Than he has been
since first aken HIS vigorous look is restored His mind
MaS always maintained its power and when 'feeblsat
" 'oGy his interest in the weghty public business has
50 Heysd upon his eneebled person, TO leave him
resi- tor renovation. His messages aud leading objects
ns accomplished, the elasticity of his constitution
Aeved Of the Load springs up, and he is evidently re-
c!G!ting."
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GggGGHias'S
E.cc}sGisSe Hsd ElOzEcsy Office.
RICHMOND, EIRGISIA

Drawing Of the Va cesburg Lottery, Class No. g. drew
December I,tlt, 1886,
10 90 4 G5 81 81 81 81 90 9 G3 ~
Several snug prizes sod and paid al sight BY bigger
nc ~ GT-It
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POSTSCRiPT-LaR .Ni1ht$ Maj

The j. Tennessee Electors have voted for White and
Tyler. By from Mobile Of the 10Th INST, it ap
par tat !aA Barren ias carried Mississippi by sUU,
and that Ghulsnn is elected to Congress by l,UGD
The Globe states, from letters. that Oliver Ii Smith
is elected Senator from lnaii, beating The present IN.
cuInbrnt Gov. Hendricks and Z. Mobile, the present
Governor Of the State Mr. :. "cW gits liberal SIP
port 10 tie ReLG administration y
LATE FROM TEXAS.
Ertract Of letter o .IncogdochcS dGtcd foremJer Is,
lS!O
Good news arrived ht!c Yesterday. stating that 4
Mexican Minister from Mexico had arrived IN Column
ba, Texas. His object had not been made knpwn b"t
it is generally presumed that his business is 10 treat VI
the Texans Gen Houston in his letter, states thu; Il
is the acknowledgment Of treaty with fexHs.-G '"at
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&rc. Thursday, the 9Th by the ~. J0sephS Baker
Nh MI D. ArcIIaE, Of CarHsv- Mc,k..LIgs county, Va,
to Va, \hn:u, i. NoMm oi Charlotte"
,!au d;Ql ItuSay the eth u,' ia P"ro EGw:!d couny,
b; the Re- Nj Watkins I, OLIVER p IMgEE, Hiss Ian
III, T.. C.KrLr. al! Of dat coamy.
Married. o T.uts.,y ~ the Rev. Henry Scsa LoREH
~. Esd, ~ Cik.riiI., Va, i> HaNCY Er, !oGn.Gst
daughter Fetrs:k lYy, Of Nectl.uigEg coun'Y Va.
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gNTANTED, for the ensuing year, honest, sober,
w capable Male House SeE7ant Lt,,5iSe, Fe-
male to attend to Chambers ard WASH Enquire al this
Office. N1v. l.
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LATE FROM TEXAS.
Ertract Of letter o'a .IHcogdochcs, dated .NoremJ
SlARRI A(ii,S
.:TAere t*e!: no JOY in Elen's roy bowcr,

Married. ct 'pArai<e Walvrr's liz in the county
Ot..e, Row. Jo E. GORDON, JE!THA B. CrMNI%s, ESQ,
rauGucr cuu.y, NI the WiGow GosNEr rrc oil Ze,.
Gosaey, "ccd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-20

lie Proceedings oG The citizens Of Norfolk, GER
!Anly in our next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-20
There are insurcrahle objections 10 it.

II
r,r .he constitutional power to dSirib"te money
- fa$ ~ fihcy have, in what clause OF the
. - - g :,ul:, Again, Mr.. Clay S scheme
=. .'a.. ..sryp,ncs;; oi the Government upon
@ y S" Ths s.h s'atS, w IL , "";
r ons % "a yi,il,s The institution; and it OPP
aa:1' d., d, n,n rnann'acln7 ny States. 49,,
o,s inc , +, adopt Immediately the best system
a::'sS ''' ,l pub.;c lands-and as soon as il has
f: sag what Is probably the amount of the
M "23" Ss s s @ Ssd9c Gf the Ss :S t
.';' r.. and ec.;;o,cai wants Of the Government,
n at', ,!rIIs CSmpfoinss act--Cant not abont the
80" ,, las io,cc cnough ID supcrsede the Con
b ?> .,if-Nor can tie great interests Of the coun.
:-@ to wIats few men in the Congress OF
& .. - -, g, LeAognatc . compromise.
Is' ~ =, +, highly probable that both the sales OF
:' lands vii! b. checked, and the tariff reduced
IL ,sr.us will be brought down both ways.