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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11
Il .eens tha, in one Of

a very serious s.rrei. Il seems that in one OF
,ei, laundering ~ r,rrsions IN this side of the river
a few DAYS ago. orr of the Indians, belonging 10
the Chciiaas, was Killed ~ the whites, IN defence
Of ti.ir STOCK This, Of course, perated them,
and n. II cir morals embrace 10 law but retaiia,ion
iitcY gathered from forty 10 >sr, men, aid cane
over 90 Ibis side eet two white men 10 appcase
tie asle. If heir tead. Wla success The, had
we know not blii as they were returning TO re-cross
The river into the patton, hey were intercepted on
the blnh u Mr.. JouN WATSON, son oil Gen.
WArsoS, With twcnty-rnc men, Who gave them
a fchi 0. ten minutes, under great disadvantages.
Tie Indians being under the bluff, and protected
by il, whe tic whites were ont in tie open fields.
1.-THE party under Mr.. WATSON. with seven or
eight exceptions, fought hra,cly. Mr.. WATSON,
with tic courage worthy an American, rushed in
front of his plrtlanx, and urged them with ami
mated speeches. Bat such an unequal contest
could MOI te ma NAMED long. And after the lew
who brav"d the DANCER with Mr.. WATSON, left
the field. Notwithstanding Lis repeated cries Ia rally,
he left Inc fed himself with Two men dead, has-
ing himself received FIVE bullet holes III, ough DIFF
ierent parts Of iis clothes. TIE mon Killed wire
Of the names Of Johnson and M'RHipE.
After news Of the shifnsi reached here last
night, steam boat with 20 armed men went down
the river To the scene OF action, aud recovered
the bodies oi tie two men. No Indians were seen !;
bur JOHNSON, (tlie only one that Tie sayages, IA re
'hongh 10 have iound,) was decapilaied and other
wise horribly mutilultd, and about hi, body the
carih was turned up and made hare in singular
manner by lhcs, wrrtches, in llcir triumphant re-
wells around him.
It's thought that enc Indian was Killed, as
the tree behind which he s,ood (heing HE only In
dian that vas seen after the engagement bcgan)
was well marked, and behind it about IA quart
Of boed Oh tie ground Yesterday tlerc was II
great panic, irem tGmors flat de Indians To Ike
umhcr ot SEQ, with an a,owcd dc,efmi ari0nto
burn Columbus, had crossed llcriyer below, & were
advancing mp! Conscqao ntly were all under
n right, aud on guard until this morning
Every man HIS his gun on Lis shoulder, ana seems
rcsol, we'd 10 die in defence ofthis town. and It's fair
inhabitants.
" 10 me = border war seems inevitable And
for one Gfit be not mmodcsi TO say so) an, resell
we'd to stay aud meet il wt,cecr may lie It's horrors
as hayc closed my imagination /, every thing
but revenge. We are in aluo>t 1t delrnclrcss stu
alton There are not20 GOOD muskt,s IN tho place.
the 500 seat by Coz. FoRsvfn, to The contrary
Notwithstanding. Something should lr done for
us speedily. Liticr arms and ammunition, or suf.
llcient force TO carry the war into the enemy 5
camp, and rout them ont 10 exterminaion'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11

y great Ant!-Abolition meeting has teen held in
Cincinnati, Ohio. on the PA OF January, at which
the Mayor otIhe city presided. Resolutions drnoun
eng the course OF the Abolition and Anai-SIaye
ry Soc'"tle., ana "rproba,inq discussion upon the
SUBJECT OF Slavery, wsrc unanimously adopted.
Speeches wer" also made by Judge Wright, Hon.
Il T.Lytc, Col. Pcndleon al oilers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11

Extract Of a letter, reeeired in Mi, city, dated
"CoLrMRrs, (Gco.) Jan. rs.
Thu. place is in commotion. There are from >
to 3 hundred armed Indians across the river, about
20 miles below this place. Their object and dcs-
tnaton not known. The militia are in readiness
to meet any csiseney."
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Missouri Republican.

The old clam Of Mrs. DFcArrR for prize mo-
ney tor the Philadelphia Frieato-r,ectcd Overland
over again, in the House of Representatives. has
been presented once more under different shane.
IN the rage for sqnandcring money which pervades
the House II may this time get through
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11
ElMATH scYsooZ.

1'iiE Subscriber will commence her Scbool ~
monday the 18th of February. The course of
instruction will embrace English Grammar, Geog.
.dpny with the use of maps and globe-) Arithme
tic, DC. Terms as heretofore. q. RENacW
February 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11
VIRGINIA EEGESf.aTIEE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
7uesRos. Etlgory ,.

Nj. Pa3kei made mn inquiry on the subject Of
flc eofr'spoudenoelctVc,n liz Govern u ol Mary
land nrd tie 6o,e,uar Of NhclniH, t,teff.d to
.,leei cnnn'ilicc.
M. Ill in., ,laifffafs of i Al eon,miltcc. &C.
l.licd lat he mcnhcis 81 tlsd committee had hot
tceh called together, in consequence 9TH" ietrr-
fell in lie enefossss sut oct Huw under debate,
(the esneteins resoutansl
Mr.. Hunter of b., = member of tie comn,ittrc.
thouahi no action ncCessaty on the part Of Nr-
pina, aud therefore moved that lie committee
be discharged from the confederation Of The sub
ieci
After .ono fur,lcr umnfls hy dcSsa'. Parker
and Ilopkus, he motlac Of Mr. Hunter prevail
3D. and tie documents were ordered TO lie On the
iable.
\ rn,ssare = rs rceci,cd from tic Senate. STA
iino that that lcdy 5n>iNtd on is amendments
tdisaer ed Ia " lie Ior,t) To the bin inoorpora.
ling tie s,od holders oi the Louisa rail road COM
pany.
Tic bills incorporating tho Richmond Medical
School, and prov ding tur Gsooeical Survey OF
tn. State. were read the first and second times,
and con'miltca.
FXft*oISG.
The resolutions on this suffice were again Ia
ken up. Nh Brown ol T., addressed the House
ahon two hours, and gave "ny Tor motion to
5dlaurr.
On motion Of Nj. Dor an.
He iloUse adjourned.
IItdHcsdag, Ftb. 8.
message r. IN DE Seraic-The Senate have
passed IL I'll, entitled " an at Incorporating the
Lexington and Richmond turnpike company"
With amendments, in Which they request the con-
curreuee Il. ileuse #oi Drlcfatcs.
TIE llousr coacufrrd in tie amendments
On melton II Nj. Garland Of A.
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CHARLrsroN Feb. =

tHARLrsroN Feb. :.
from ~. .fucnsfine.--llc steam packet Del.
phm, Capt. King, 4 ,c!r. Saml. =. NILS, Cap.
SouTnwIcK, arrived a, this pert Yesterday from
81 Augustine, the former having left llclc on Sa-
iur1ay morning, and the latter in lie afternoon Of
the same day, bringing the 81. Augustine Utrala
Of the 10Th ull.
Below we insert letter from an officer Of the
volunteers, TO tie editors, and also some other
extracts of letters with which We Lave been favor.
ed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11

DE- Sore, one ofthe pirates condemned at Bos
ton, and Pardoned by the President, is now in
command Of the Spanish ship Vcloz, lying at
Newport We wondrrfow long it will be before
DE SoTo Will bc at lis old ttich again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11
AN ENTIRE STOCK or
DRY GOODS, AT COST

IohN ). ftkNiS, being ANXIOUS to wind up hs
" present business, will commence this day
SELLING OFF, AT COST
his whole Stock of Goods The assor,,o,,
braces articles IN almost every branch Of business
ne oeems unnecessary to indulge in the empty
professions usual on such OCCASIONS but can assure
his trends and the public, that he is in earnest.
His plan is to sell privately for sbor, tmc and
then dispose Of the remainder of the StocL a, .u
uon' oil winch sale due notice will be given.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11

Between TWO and three hundred L. :. troops.
under command of MAJOR GATES, marched into
Baltimore on Wednesday evening. TO be embark
ed on board the brig Arctic, for Savannah des-
tination, Florida. Mar. y,,t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11
I" ST.. AUGUSTINE. Jan. 20.


drop YOU few lines, according 20 promise
We are hut just arrved-l expect To 20 ON duty
I" night. Their. is nothing new of sufficient i'm
portancc to excite interest. ST Augustine with
The addition Of our force, pretty well garrsoncd
Capt. PORTER, however, expects dcs patch, to-
night, from General CLINcH, with ordcrs to ION
him; If so TIM defence of the city will rest rruci
pa'ly on u.s. Although we were necessarily sub
J"ctrd To some pri,a,ions, fr, IN want Of room, &c
on board the boat, the mrn are generally in good
health and spirits. There j. a report in town to-
day, that PowELL sent word, he would breakfast
to-day At Picolata, and dine at ST. Augustine
Although, II III comes, will give him \ warm
reception, still am inclined TO think he will find
some OF our fare rather hard Of Digestion \
communication has been had between Camp King,
Pico'a'a and this place, which relieves, for the
present, all fear of Ger. CIINCH's having hcpn
starved out cut oil. Ore OF the Pickcts, which
par, OF our detachment is To guard to night j. Sit
naied Two or three miles gu, Of town this with he
other AT tie bridge, arc The principal pests.
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'st"R cotton. at Factory Prices.

NV l. large lot Of the above article. of the best
Jan. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

g ;hat ,ir Democratic Van 2nren Elec
l., alaH''9 LrcnG all t!isrutc succeeded by very
,a:a iicse' '';, Nnri Carona, then, is herself
handsome S,,rs /, the Us;aa; proudly stands up be-
,.ain sm sisters, and Will not toTsakc her Jet
f,.,Glan Hi'"E :" the Federal Wings caught her
hui she has rissn III h''r might, nrd
rsrrr- ~ Wt..,ry as tic Lion wonid shake cur
.1sSEH Q" Yes. "Cruiia1s is erect
iioo - L, has dorc !r7r duty, most noa'y; and
,nn In, Tobacco nI Caswrll, had size accept
v'%"s ,a,i!'ncc. ,.; o,r.
Cd ta!nT-. H,"";'; '''''''' H"P''"' """ ""'oeh'
Nc - rl' lie i!"r"hIlc
i,s;e "'' ,.,is N Randolph, Chatham, Jones and
"A"" ~. ,,srryc Ia -, held in warm remembrance,
W-,a'2' -t;rns ANA ;i:rir cvnS.ancy in The god
il I5.'
e,a.' 49,, be no mistake about it. The Fayet;e~ilie
i% " hig) Of Nove:"oer lIth, nte!s some OF ihe
Cs>;" III. Bii,ons Ii coacSses, that \. Carolina has
CT'a$ w. Bu,cn-and though the full returns were
t'r: ,l,a; 'cnouah is known, to render this dis
pHH.', s,,I, ccrlnn 1t rcproachcs, of course, the
ca':W ,h,;r-ara,hy as being the only source Of con.
N&-s s. which their desperate situation is susceptible
'", Ir;cr Of Friday night leaves no mistake abou,
vi 80" .,r,a,,c vote Of North Carolina.
y: GEORGIA.
lr,,v, ne ?aggs.a Chr"nietc cf Noe. lG)
-, ~, seen IS reference 10 the election returns
~ giving the acreage vote in each coun-
f'a ,i fyp Electoral lickcs-that Col. Dawson has
!: "'" ,;nri;y 81 :ijGS Gen. Sanford and the
i:,:.ci mi ,ri;y Of 3i@5 the Van Buren, tick,
VIZ, ;<cr t:c;n Highly intelligent member Of the
T. ',,,r dated 'Miilcdscvc, 18th Nov, says Il be-
nnw acknowledged on all hands, that the White
-" ~: Dawson viii be elected
~. iyn 10 he returns in the table, it is reported
-, White ticket has majority, in llc"ry county,
IA -, ,ra in Newton, a; the precincts, 50-tn!al $50
q ,r,, The Van Barren ticket has majority, in Cas-
h..,-,;,,b 7o-DeNalh, .i3-and fwgs, 6-tnsal 2l6;
g II The above of the Whit
"", ;, 1920 ia - counties.
ia" cr was received in this city. yesterday, stating
-, T,we,a county, Dawson and the White tickle;
49, majority Of IH-rotcs'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

Majority for Van Buren,: III ,. ,,,,s
But unfortunately TIE pals fr"m G''spr d.d no.
sinners at the Cout-ouze had made out i!r'T p" ~
which they only reported The results of 'i!e election a,
the Court house and Cacky lon, and riusen 10 'nshe
am acralion though their report was stu! al ncli con-"
m.nd subject 10 be altered Oac u! tic Commissioners
was w;Inr to allc- il undersand but the other tle
Tsusrd to make any alteration" even ee5. on ih5
back Of The poll Il. Glspes tia. !, was mel .ne eood
in their report, that the Foies on we i IS M, o,o
mSp ssen T us, S g. for H.
''ae just . nioRGas Cousrr, Nov. IL, 1896 ~,
aTbe annexed state of the polls in This county VII.
show that portion her nave Van Bu.
ron came In The polls unsolicited like men resolved 70 90
their duty to their county while most of the IS tor ,ne
coalition ticket we're TO the polls, and the most
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

has been elected in No. d. Mr.: Hoar (Nhig) Mr.
Hastings (Whg) has been chosen in No. as Successor
to Mr. jackson He was opposed by Mr. A. II Everett.
Mr. Phillips (Whig) has been reelected in No 2. Cpsli-
ing in No. }. and B"rd-n (Dcmocrat) in No. l0-iH n"
~ there Was n" opposition TO J Q Adams hlr. Reed
Is reelected for No H. The other districts have not
heard from
FHE SESATE.-Six Wing Senators elected in
Su'!% Ave !" Essex, Two in Hampshire. six in N"r'
ccs;rr. in ;arnstahe, enc 10 Naruckct. and one
party hlvf ELECTED in Bristol and five in hddlcsex.
{; ana ih"r" ~ auihllu of VIII ch the Wt'gs expect
q. he Ssnae ti"T,''re is sn:a jcr he iiWgs.
tr Tie H. r;e OF Representatives, there WI! be large
NJ j rty Tor the Wings"
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
''it"urns from Nvw Hampshire, give the Van Buren,
electors 1875, Opposition sos Democratic E'a'rI,
~, $40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22
AbL PRIEST
MARYLAND STA re Lottery.
Clsss No. 2. Tor G-JTCJ.

I!as5 -, F'-'rI -,
Ia ks dsa,re Il. Baltimore, Satgrsuy, Dee "A 100
scnEas-s3n 800. s9S', 0So zoo 2:eo @0VO' ~ o.
Tiesets only 80. ,.-t:o,, -,;, l..
sen, for sl0 packages Of shares in p'opS;ton
" In ,his os,ery all ,hoS t;cSe:s I's'"g no crave
Jsc"nnt You csn5, 80 better than adventure "a this
;r.s, lotteries sos:c :g !@ package or single ticket,
~ IIr $780, battery O4cc directly under the sign
=! ~. s Ea.r y;.o IL, and sailing more Capital
U:zss ibap any cl!ror' Yea4r7 m the anown world
y - - @g.r,s in nil cases strictly confidential.
~ O,drr5 for Tcksts"tsoo1 any part OF LIE onitee
c,e Nv Mail or otherwise ,s:ciesinI casA or prize
,cLei9 :scaksilly received and cxecu!ed by return
ma;l Iss se same prompt attention as personal aPpii-
ca,:ss, and se result given (shen reguested) immedI~
a,rlv after liz. drawng-if addressed to
Nur:Cs Ji-FtL H. W. ~ D."
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I,cnd h;S ,

The following article is from that reckless paper, the
n. York Evening Star, edited by N. NJ Noah:)
III SIuGiHiA IS ANNEXED TO NEW-l DIRK, much al
Ter lie manner that onnpar,e declared hat Holland
annexed to france. Virginia has joined the I'orfhcrn
ConisdcrdcY and voted for the candidate who recrVcd
the entire abolition vote Of Tie country Inns event
forms epoch in her history, particularly as Is Inc
first vote that Virginia has given Tor PRESIDENT
north of the Potomac There is something mysterious
in the Virginia election. In the strong nuty'ng c"un-
ties not half the vote pol'ed-hele ana tncEe are
evidences of desire allow Van Buren, to succeed-
is certain that he could have been beaten win case IN
that State Are there any ultcTior objects IN ycw-any
important projects he carried into effect under his al
mnislalion which could not be Effected during the reign
Of the present monarch: '.l0HS rcTr0nS FROM VIZ
rnil Correspondent, make the following extract:
IF Van Buren, is elected, oisunion is our only ai'erEa
tive
awe shall learn more of this when referring 10 The
returns from North Carolina and Georgia
Noah was TO hear of this: when lie hea!o from
n Carolina and Georgia But 4. C.. has voted, ana
nut another spoke in lee wheel of Disunson
we utterly deny The Jucs protested to he sci tor'm
in the above article by NJ NJ. Noah-and we rePei h''
his destinations about the .uerinr objects to which hc
refers in such dark terms. We TO not understand his
mystiicaon--and we despise his inucndoes. bnl we
wnu!d have thought Of epuhisi:ng snch aos"rdl
ties if il not fer the purpose OF calling ihe
Of The Yirgnans the extract from his Virginia cor-
respondent And is it 10 li!s that the feoP'e CHI"
not elect their President, without being threatened
with disuaion aud what vile incendary is IL, VINO mas
thrown ont this daring And has also come
to this that an editor in the city Of New YORK. wh:ch
is more interested i'll the safety Of III" tn'cn ha: an
other should dare publish such all ausion Without
one word of Reproduction, ofcommenl; Letsvery
friend Of the Union mark these things.
NJ We earnestly ask the favor of our subscribers aha
ADVERTISERS 10 avail themselves of The opportunity pre-
senleu BY their members of the General Assembly, &c
send US al tie which may he due 10 's o,!'ce
And we likewise ask lie members, without exception
to extend the usual courtesy upon such an coca
sion -Ncre money moro scantiHg-!'sFeT ~oate
be moro cetc0Me
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HasANfEl's

Mary splendid prizes viii be found below, 10 be taken
in nycen,isr Wind up tie year with one in your pocket
II mas beer BAD year make money by crops; but no"
reap crop Of prirs by sowir !r:!e seed ~ hosT
grosnd Ii is the NOS, lortunal: kn9"a'
Ynoshcr All Prize Lottery hriow:-Makc early app
c,,;, ~ uoVT 70, The prizes The drawing Of the 40
ana $50 900. VIII appear next week.
Drawing of No,TpiA No ., Extra.
T. G. - " j. q 3 80 q
Ano,her n;cc lte prize 800 "''oks "eSet soa 70
rc Ht!rn.sr som the connt'y
Grind Eo,,snGa,ed, 10. IS.
So 20 ~ Ii Sc A. Or - 10 - Il u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

sinister influences used. To the shame Of many Of the
Pro!ssed leaders Of the Republican party in the county,
it must be old That .!ey remained ingnriosy at home
previous to The Election and took measures to coun
teract the vile ISLANDERS by which the of modern
Wing ism is sustained; Van Buren, ticket 10
be found i'll the county until dry two before The cleo
ion-and what is shameful STILL is the fact, that
within The separate election district shat at Ease!s
not Van Buren, ticket was H. i've found until near sun
down On the day OF lie Election, which viii account
Tor Inc unexpected Fcs;l; At that precinct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

KbOWDER-CHEE &c, $50 "gs ~
poats Z, FL * FEf E"w4s:-
& kcgs Canister Do
400 keys Blasting do
81 casks pri1ae Capese..
& boxes pine apple do'
90 pieces Cut,,n Begging,
100 hays prime Java C"tre~
10 Go5 Simmons Axes
30 t;.ox Ears. Cor sa!s 81 -,, . rr,
WORKMAN, aIcGRu 0DF :. a. ~
Ntza-nber az
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,wns 1888 II ,22U II COZ 49,

100 towns, 1878 2l,220 1880 1879
ain the first district, the city of Boston, Richard
Fletcher the Wing candidate, is elected by l1l4 maJo
Iity.
'Has,ngs, The Wing candidate for Congress, in The
9Th district is elected over a. II. Everett by majority
of about 500. ,,,,
ain the lh district, John Reed, the Wing candidate,
isreelcc,ed 10 Congress. His majority over Croker in
foureen towns, is $50 Eve remain to be heard from,
which according to lhe New Bedford Gazette will give
this majority tTing increase
Hin district The Wings claim, tina. Stephen c. Phil
lips is elected to Congress for the I'd district and Caeo
Gushing fos the 3D. John Quincy Adams is elected IN
the 10Th district without: opposition. =,
MIR. Bancroft Of Springfield, has been defeated ny A'f
VIM. b. Calhoun, reelected. .
The Wings have reelected all the old members, With
the exception of Mr. Hoarti is superseded ny Van
Burcni,e Caleb Gushing, of Salem, is reelected ny
handsome majority, over Mr.. Osgood the Van Buren,
candidate.
1.-The Morning Post says-sME Parmentcs, Democrat,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

wgTANTED. the situation OF Private Tutor is
w wanted, by GcntIca!n acquainted with the
Greek and Roman Languages. the higher branches OF
an Euu!ish Education iG .ho has some knowledge OF
the Spanish he WIS. :r s"vrra! years, employed IN
farni!as o thr highest respectfully: TO prepare young
Gentlemen for Inc University o: Dublin; aud since his
;,.sf IN his courrv was rasicn, Classical Assistant
IN on~ ri! fr dr;si distinguished boarding schools III the
CITY 81 New York Would haY objection to employ
ncn! in sci,ool-Can produce unqaesliona5lc tesno'
mails. .tl,ry 4. t'Eis Office
Suy %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

Il OOk AT TlIIS-AI persons having Claims against
s. Tie Esalc OF the late Lewis rnda ST., dec d, arc
requested TO make mmc5iute Application to The Admnis-
traitor with their properly authenticated for ad
Those indebted requested 10 make lmne-
date payment further indulgence will not be gwen.
W. A. PAYNE,
ldninistrntor Of ie,riS TIadcH, decd,
.Ttar .Nsr .H.rI:ct, Wilson County, pa
N,y J/-WO"
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.SaIc Of Lnnis- and SiareS

ryIrI re the % Z. the !atc residence Of Rich
S | Lou;- couG.y, eight "iles north Of tho
,.- il, \, State Vi;gi=;a Thusday, the 18th day OIL
sccr x, fsi. ii uoi tie =t dsy thsIeasr Sunday
L. s..ar AMI yauGh:: and likely NEGROES, pEn-
,ay nc sund:y Of and belonging 10 ,os esats on
~ s-; tic about 2op t.frcis; oe!S, ioooefr
80 O, IA. head catc the hr:e part iEilch cows
s-ys:z eds, sunhr Other ar'eie. "
800, s.r tins, anG many oscc ait;cies 100 le:
drous 10 H:eA'i'"'' e''"' ELISHA MELTON,
af,;,;,,r,,- IL rDr:, rrr, m:tt he riu GnHeIsd, V
j,.y, SIC xnEE tec'd., GHd Administrator
RICHARD McGEAEE, deceased.
S2-wSWs
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POSTSCRIPT.
RHODE SLAN ND.
K. |. Rep. Office,

I.
NEWPORT, Nov. 18Th lc:G. 7. NJ.
To the Editor of the New York Evening Post-Sr,
we have returns from all the towns in this State-Mr.
Van Burcns majority is a<ccrain'd to be 2lG! New
SboreIam poIled 81 votes for tie Hero and 90 for V.
B Yours in haste, Editors Rep.
Observation-Disclosures 240 towns (nl but i0) Everett S
majority is G.I62. The Wing Eecora! ticket, expected
to reach 5000 more.
Ysnncsscc-A letter from NIaury county says, "To-
morrow we vote for President. This county (hlaury
will rive Alr. Van Buren, overwhelming majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22
TENNESSEE.

The Nashville Republican @! 'hc llth. says. mai "a
friend from Lebanon writes MS, that the vote IN that
place, 4, The closing Of The polls; was as lo"%s
White i3l V. Buren,, Isl
In ,wo neghboring precincts, oo D
'Srnnrr and Dickson counties, Us we learned from
travellers las, cYenins, have given maorilics for Van
Buren," 49, r
Tennessee Axp LorIs1ASA.-The n lnnlligrnceF OF
Saturday. SAYS ave think il due 10 our readers. to pub
lsh the following passage of letter from an intelligent
citizen of Louisiana written in Tennessee, whittier he
had gone visit:
"Van Buren,, in Tie Western District, will receive a
much heavier vote than is supposed abroad, and think
that Louisiana will give her vote to him, although the
State is certainly opposed 10 him. This anticipation is
founded on the fact that The French natives: who com
pose the Anita administration party perfectly luxe
warm except when local matters urge them 10 the polls
Unless Gov Roman runs the White candidate Alouton
the Van Buren, one, will succeed Judge Porter IN the
S,nutr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

The Philadelphia American Sentinel "a Van Ruren
paper says-"We have not received the returns OF The
election held in New Jersey Tuesday and "Wednesday
last. We may calculate on having them officially to-
or the day following At the time we adj
mt impression is. that the State has gone against
us The ex,rancous influence that has been eSeTtcd
arains; the Democracy connected with circumstances
which prl,zed the exerlioms of political friends
h:-e probably Produced result not unexpected by IN
teii,ert politicians in and GU. Of the State. We can,
however, do without her
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Harrisburg Reporter Of the Eth exhibits the lol
La. L.,