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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-02-02
II. F. SHERWOOD


Testimony No. 2.
Extract from the Essex Register, published in
Salem, Mass.
German Sanatipe.-The Agents for the sale
OF Tins invalushle Medicine in this civ, have in
tneir possession many certificates which have
already been voluntarily made to them of the
penent resulting from its use. lnquireIs can
~ directed 70 The individuals by calling at the
Bookstore of the Agents.
IVES & JEWETT, 1873 Essex 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-02-02

ANNA HARDY, IT. SIKH Avenue.
ZIP For further particulars of MorrAr,s
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BIrTERs, call on
n, y BLODGETT, Brattleboro, or "A.
HAMMOND, Winchester, N. H., where
the pills can be obtained for 25 cents, SO cents,
or ~ per box; and the Bitlers for ! or ~ per
bottle. ~f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
n ON ne Bo.f-n .u5rnia- po,i.

rom me bc'fDn Morning. TOSf.
THE CUSTODY OF THE PUBLIC PURSE.
The Wings rcnd the air with coniradic-
tory Misunderstanding victory IN one
reath, aud hurting pronunciation al their
Nicttrs ia the neNt. The same presses
teen with cXu,tatIon q; the death and bu.
rIdl Of the Sub-Treasufy, and with lamen-
taion at the uncontrolled power OF the
Executive over the public treasure.
The bill for restraining the power Of
subordinate Executive officers, imposing
additional duties urOn iher, requiring
additional securities from them. aud pun
ishIng any attempts e embczzIemcu, With
heavy penaliic,-this bill commonly
called the Nob TREASURY bW'-Las been
rejected 10y the House Of Representatives..
But The Sub Treasury system u neither
buried nor dead, the people D., their ~.
prone law. 1ud Tie trainers of Tue earl,
statutes, hy tire at, at Clusrcs, which
remain unteprdlcd have gwen lic 90
that system. IL . not true. then that the
Suj.Treasury system - icld-nor 1. II
true that that system l. sustained uuly hy
The Executive. The Constitute 10 and
laws at The llUd have established % and
the Executive has requested Congress Co.
give him The means ot carrying it toto cN-
ccu'ion with case and safety
Nor can any thing 30 more absurd Than
The assertion that ihe ENecunt, has uu.
controlled power override public treasure
The Constitution contains specific rcsu.t
la'ions conccfnin. fir currency. she col.
lection and the custody o. thc pDIlic tfca-
sure. II restrain thc power Of C1r,tr 4.
and fever Other branch DO ne TeaclI
Government 90 f.garI 90 lbo collection
and custody oi fhc public money. deribr-
ing that aH dnfiS, gad fgtes SHALL hc
INFORM throughout "a. I.U,J N,ohs.
aod ihat No moHsg h9H he DRAWN
FROM ne Treasury hi iq coassggsnrs #
appropriations nvls hg hr" II ~ Le.
cause tie Nhiys wish o. compel the TX.
ecnb,e 90 collect and keep lbc public fe-
venues upon system which si4lafrs
these express provisions oi The Consiiiu.
SION, and ihst faithful officer. ohcdient 20
hi. oath and the Constitution T. deiefr,in.
Cd o. use al the power gwen tim to re.
sist their uucOnsiitu'ional measures that
they raise q false alarm about the uneon.
trolled power Of the Executive. II Is be.
cause they wish 20 violate the supreme
law. which binds them down 20 correct
rnnoiples, shat they refuse 90 give the
Executive the means 60 RESTRAIN The abuse
Of their powers By The subordinate officers
~ bis department q The Government.
While the Executive insists upon obey.
Ing The reductions imposed BY ne people
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
HAlsPEisS-EEsetsY
fadIr AMI Female rmiuarp

1fAiiE undersigned highly approaching the ye-
- ~ liberal patronage heretofore extended
To this Seminary, announces TO his patrons and
those who may DC disposed To favor his efforts
that he has employed a. an Assistant MIR JNo
BRooE,, gentleman OF uueXce ptionabie moral
character and considerable experience in teach
ing In consequence OF this arrangement se,e-
raj more scholars may snter the school aud the
facilities for rapid advancement by all the pu .
pills will be very much increased.
The respective quarterly prices OF tuition " al
be as heretofore advertised. VIZ:
For ouhogrsphy, Reading aud Writing with
Exercises IN Mental Arithmetic - so
For Arithmetic and Book Keeping, } 90
For Geography aud English Grammar,
with Composition aud Rhetoric, } so
For Algebra, Geometry, Tusouomery,
with its application To Heights apd Dis-
tanees, Aensuration, including Practical
Gauging, Surve,ing,-and the applica-
ton OF Alge bra To Geomtry. 90
quarter will consist Of 10 weeks, without
any deduction for time lost the part Of the
Pupil-except in cases Of sickness.
The government of the School " III be mild
but strict; aud will devolve entirei, upon the
Principal, Wilde the united cXerlions Of both
the Tutors shall be in action 10 SECURE the me IA.
tai improvement VI their pupils.
THOMAS J. DODD.
Harpcrs-Ferry, June 81. l-3S TIA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2. IS3S

greatest earthly treasure, | give YOU with
my daughter. You. Karl believe me 10
have some virtues. Alas alas! YOU know
not the secret sins which have mlled nv
l'ie-ihe rapine. the murJer-but enough
of this; have confessed Ia my maker and
have obtained absoluiion, Tor A dark ca,,.
iogue-out on condition that leave all
my wealth 10 the church as an a:onement
Tor my transgressIons. could not forge,
l was father. | pleaded the destitute
Stale OF my chIld-l lmplored-l entreat-
ed, at length wrung from the plouS IA.
'h-r h,s corsen, that should retain my
greatest treasure for my Theresa. chose
my saddle. Keep II, dear child. in rcmcru-
brance OF an atfcctionaie father. And Won
haTl, are YOU satisfied To relnuuish wcrld
~ goods Tor the welfare OF ny soul; Arc
YOU wiling 10 take my daughter with tina,
portion -
Fool! exclaimed Karl doa,inr IDIOT,
How dare you purchase exemption from
puni'hment at IN, expense Your wealth
IS mine your possessions must be the
portion OF my bude. will reclaim them
from these rapacious monks and tear them
from the altar 80
You cannot. You dare not. replied
Ludovic, raising la, voice IN anger. my
agreement with your father had reference
to my daughter only; my wealth formed
no part OF it,"
"Dnvellerl do,ard" vociferatcd Karl
think you that | would aocep: portion.
less bride You must seek some other
fool for that purpose; | rcnouucc her"
GIVE her TO me, father cried Arm.
hold swear II cherish aud protect heI
while live. Give her 10 me, and when
she shall be- the loved wife oi my bosom.
viii live for her. aye and die ior her"
Karl iaughedin mockcfy. You value
life bat little, F" said he 10 talk OF sacrificing
1t ioI woman; | never knew one worth
the trouble of winning. and least OF al
/ Theresa"
The young hussar laid his hand on hi.
sabre. Theresa threw herself between
! them. NJ the same moment Ludlow,
! sprang from his couch, tore the GOVERN.
| from has head, sna'Chrd the saddle from
The wall where Il hung, seized has sabre
and with one stroke laid II Omen, and .
/ stream Of gold, beZants, oriental pearls
and sparkling jewels. fell on the floor
Wretch worm vile clud Of ear.h, ar
begonc before | forget thou art OF my kind
Lmdovic raised his sabre TO give at
:erance TO the imprccations which hun,
on bis coloiIess lp.
Trampling under foot the costly Jewell
which lay strewcd around, Theresa rush
ed towards and embraced her father, cx
] claiming, is not this a dream Are yo,
indeed restored 10 me go Can this bis
be real;
"Forgive me my child, exclaimed In
doyic, ",he pain have been obliged 4
give yoIr gentle heart; my effort to max
tia, wretch resign his claim TO your han,
has been successful. Grudge not that par
OF our store has been appropriated 10 TIA
holy church not to purchase forgiveness
OF SINS | mentioned, and of which. than
heaven, am guiIiIess. bat to b. The tIcse
ed means oi saving YOU from a miserabl
fate Knecl down say children, ave
support her. Arnhold lay heI innoccn
head upon Your bosom, and receive ia
ictvent benediciion at an oll hussar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
s3lDUOArr(OM,

A FEMALE SEMINARY vii Go opened in
: n Shepherdsto=". on Moad.y, September
5's, 10y MISS Wtb9eR, 10 which will lie taught
the usual branch., of Young Ladies' Educ.
ton, including Reading. Penmanship. Arithmetic,
. critical kno sl-dge OF the Engirsh Language
Composition, Rhetoric, Geography, History, Bo-
tsny, Natural aud Intellectual Philosophy, and
Chemistry; the Mathematical Projection oi
hsos, Drawing, Painting, aud other Ornamental
branches.
Mise w. has taught with much success in con-
junction with hsr sister. Mrs. Trswin. in Win
chester, and has also occupied the situation Of
IL Inc'psl Of the Female Academy ut Msrtnsburg,
Chambersburg, Pa, aud Front Royal. The most
satisfactory t,'.imoniais OF qualifications may De
seen on application TO Rev. Dr MARTIN, Martins.
L.rg. or Rev tIsrgraVe, ShePherdstown.
July 10. l-Aa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

1lNHE subscriber has large oumhcr of fat
4 SuEEP ior sale, which tc wIl ,uotIuue
90 seli during The summer aud lall. until ties
ere az disposed o. llc has likswre se,erai
Horses Tor sale. (being oser.stottcd DO bat
lns They sfe 81 various ages, from tao.
hfss. aud up 70 eight years old The cots
promss 10 make 6as riding horses, beirE some
hsif bred, snd one three quarter bred, out % .
frsi-rats riding msrs credit Will 10 gwen
on any one Of the horses until the first ~ isu-
vary beHt n. $. BLACKBURN.
July -, is3s.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
Apprcniiccs Wnnlee,.

"IANTED. 10 learn the Carpenter Busi.
Wv ness. two Boys from the ages Of ~ TO
~ years They must be Of strictly moral char
scter, Of steady and industrious hsbiis, aud from
the country 90 those accustomed 90 work To Boys
of the above description for none other need p
py) good situation " offered
BENJAMIN T0MLiNS son.
Cbatlsstown, July 10, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

INVITES the citizens of Cbarlc,;ow1 and vi
etnily 10 his Intention To remain at Mr. Car.
'ers Hotel for some days. Tor the purpose Of
attending To those who may be DESTROYS OF CON
81 ltRg hun concerning their Teeth
July l9 is35 -1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
dissolution.

1NBE public are respectfully notified that the
- partnership heretofore existing between
tie subscribers st iIsiito~n. under ihe firm OF
Nsrss n TEEEILL, was ihn day dssoiscd by
r,ltuli consent Al those having clsims against
U. well o.. those ~ ouf debt. arc requested "a
come f,rwsrd ard make settlement, witch MAJ
Re doue Wi,h either % as
ions YATES.
WI. l.. TTHRti.L.
rsitewn. IulvJ7 ts3- m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
THE PUBLIC LANDS.
INIrA1r II

IN . n Il
ItHw Tr- Sur.ra 500 v CasIT IONS. ~. ofNfE.
ga resolutions which Ie offered. pl,t..if. o..
appropriate ,ilc land fT s1u-..f. .ll. -.f....-
sgr q. aH ihe STATES and Irut.lr u..sr,-
cd 10 81. House oi Rope eHfe..s,,. tr.... Iie
o. faH H'ni. I.r.'t.I, Use.
should I avn sure. exhaust ihc 90
ucncc 0fthe House. and '.y oan sb,u.ib.
were ] o. give pariicular history 90 ,hc
claims q thc i'ated State. O. uhc West.
cIn laud, 1nd the various autcccdsu, con.
tfJVcT.tcs between The colonies auI differ.
cut European nations relative O. territorial
jurisdiction snd night ~ soil
T. is fresh 90 ihc recollection uffLc his.
trurt reader that a. one 'ioc fbr entire
country Nlf'h of ihv e. DO 1i N,Nf.. o.
Doc IJcsent N1rhcn boundary 90 u.c o..
Sl'~s was called NuE,n,I and that - 4ccn
LHtl.'.h gave Srr Waiter RsiDi.h a ga.
tent. almost without a namc 1f lIuit
Tie patents granted anerA ~ The
London Company were scarcely more de-.
fntc By tbat granted Boz 1909 south
Nuriuii ,pmru.cj all The c4ua,fv. 90.
Cluiug Pcunsyltsnn, MARYLAND North
ADD South Carolina from fhc Atlantic t1
the South Sea. Embryo kinsdoms were
gwen away 10 a World UNEMPLOYED aud
bot bile known. The extent Of tbe
grants we're uHknoWn. iJf The magnitude
ol this continent was not upfehended
~ that time IN Europe At the date Of
those grants. The South sea eas tboos ht o.
approach near the Atlantic. snd a. one
imagined that. ~ this latitude u VS.. some
three % four Thousand miles distant SIR
FfanCls Drake had seen The Pacific and
Atlantic oceans from the same point on
the Isibmus Of DAnen. add the proximity
81 The two feas was supposed 20 BE the
same slong tbs Northern coss, The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
NEW GOODS,

which sill embrace every sftiris usuall, k'pi i'
epYatrf store 90. ittrHds sut the puriir rDa'
isst assured nat h.s Goods viii be- sold ss sheas
80 81 auy other store 80 the county Cal. all
Judge for yourselves
DtNtEL G. HENKLE
iIaiiiown. July 10 t-fs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

IVAyISG purcbs'ed The Good. &C. ofMessfs
IL iale, 4 Tsfrili ~ HsItoNa. the suh-rri-
bee throws himself upon the fssofs1lo consul ~
ton u HI. friends ani tie old customsrs oi ih-
,.sbiishmeHt iie ash adj, COO f'a da5s, o.
u.s. prsssnt stock .urqit ~ entirely
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
WOOL TEn.

JNHg subscriber wishes 10 purchase shout
u three thousand pounds of WOOL
vtieh he vii give IN sxehaage Liaseys--or pay
ne cash u preferred. Apply ~ my New Store
eoass 81 Kablstown.
EsRoN sLiFER
Msy J. 1855 n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
PoGIrIcaL.

The ciI'ors 81 thc FIRE. Prs, Will please pub
llsh the following, and oblige yours.
Respectfully, p
SNIrHFILp, July 20, I-3-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
TUITION.

ON THE PLANO FORTE. GUITAR, AND OTHER
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
M tRCELiNo PEREZ rr,peetdllI, inform.
1V4 the citizens OF Chatlcsjown and J.fer
sou, that he viii teach on the above iustru
mrnts Appi, at Mr.. Stones tavern.
March 9g I-I-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
20 0ournrpmrn 1latk=smfthu

~ DouCHIpHiCH 0IdCH@9WttDo.
FHVHE subscriber will give constant employ
n ment aud liberal wages land pay the cash
every Saturday night n required) to one or two
JOurneynen Biack-sRiahs.
Also, he would take one or two APPRENTICFS
10 the above business. IN Charlestown, if apPii
cation be made Immediately.
THOMAS RAWLINS.
Juln 10 lsla-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
IoMr,sev,.sc,s t0oper, ,,.nmfe.a.

Vv~ffE susscribcr wishe. 10 em-
Il Ploy Journey men Cooper,. "EA
who thoroughly understand their fNSE
business steady, sober aud tn
Sus'r,ous hands will 6n6 a de.iraoie ,iiuai,ou
s"d - cents paid for making aour barrel. GU,
OF The rough, and other work in a like propor.
ton Is desirable that spplles alton be n, AIDE
Immediately.
PHILIP e. CLoNiNGER.
heasss'lIc' Berkeley county, Va.
Jul, 90. is3S - 3t-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

Georgia 30 l-02 ielnqoi bed o. iIe
jnI'cj States her Wes'efn lands com
p..ing now ihe entire states 0i MissIs,ip-
70 and A'sbama excepting ihe southern
portions q tie saue. which, With East
FLORIDA were purchased II Spain BY the
Tinted States 10 1919. f1t Eve millions Of
dollars. The articles of agreement and
cesaOn between the United States add
Georgia eSpliei.ly declare that Ill The
lands eeded by Tbs agreement T. The 4.
Sistes shall. aher satisfying The shove
mentioned payment Of one million two
hundred snd hiiy thousand dollars 70 tie
State q Georges, sod ,he grants reoog.
nited BY ihe preceding conditions he
clnfidersd asa common fvnS for he sse qad
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02
LOST.

ihh subscriber lost, either onthe road from
ms residence to Battietown. or on the TOAD
from Chsrlestown to SmnLf,,J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-02

This leads 70 more raibcoilr inquiry
INTO iie mode adopted b., COogfess fof the
sale II the public lands. rt,3r 10 ln1g,
those lands Which wera not odd al aoc.
ton ~ above - per scre coold be enter.
tered by purcbasen lof thsl SOM 70 be-
pad N iour equal annual psyueuis, The
hri within forts dsys. ADD The three other
years after date q parchass 80 interest
Tss 20 10 charged y p0ncl1sliy psid. aBd
= discount ol eight per cent Wss made
lbs = pssjiesisa gp,h ne esIeuisf,os tsst
Louf,ians rout-fus sfr9feisE 10 NJ 5sybssf's
sstiaists DO Coz 900 setes but contains TO.
900 600, % ssnstof & lays esilgisfs pbleA wssH
n1fs ttsn 6g4bis ibe smss1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01
The House adjourned.
BOARD OF CLAIMS

! favor of this amendment aud by Messrs Upton and
Linn, adverse to ii, without taking any question.
The Senate adjourned I'll Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
RELATIONS WITH MEXICO.
On motion Of Mr.. Howard, and by general consent,
the following message from the President OF The United
States received Yesterday, was taken up:
To tie House If Representatives. d The Lnitd STATES:
In partial compliance with the resolution oil The House
OF Representatives Of the 2St u!t calling Tor further
information the relations between the United States
and the Mexican Republic, transmit a report from
the Secretary Of Sate whom The resolution was re-
'e''SO (sirneD NJ. VAN BUREN,
UasGington, 2Gth .7pril, 1888.
| THE message was accompanied by report from the
Secretary Of State, and OF correspondence ne
report forth the why the whole had not been
sent substantially that all that most material was
| furnished; iha, the whole was very vouminous, and
had been received al atc period that there has bren
| insufficient time for translation, SC
! On motion Of Mr. Howard, the whole referred
| to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
TIE Speaker, on leave laid before The House two Tx
ecutive cuiuinunicatinns viz:
|. From the Postmaster General in relation 10 un
settled balance due from - Crockett, POSTMASTER at
| Frankfort Ky, and Francis L. Blair, as security.
! On motion Of Mr. Briggs, laid on the table
| 2 From the Commissioner Of The Public Buildings,
containing copies Of all made in his Office in
the year 1887 with the of The applicants for said
contracts and the amount of their respective bids
Committee on Public Buildings.
THE LATE DUEL.
The House resumed The consideration OF the report Of
the committee appointed investigate the causes which
led to the death of the late Mr.. Ciey. The question
the unanimous motion Of the committee Through
Mr. Touccy, the charman) 10 print and postpon. till
Monday week.
The reading OF the testimony resumed, and was
concluded at one clock.
Mr. Wise then called for the reading Of the journal OF
the committee, saying that he considered it all import
ant to correct understanding Of the case.
The reading accordingly ordered and the clerk
proceeded read the journal; which, having been
pleled,
Mr.. Toucey addressed the House some time in sup.
port of the of the committee. He commended
First. He would say The House had referred, in ex
press TERMS the whole matter TO the committee and had
authorized and required them TO investigate the evidence
and The question Of privilege, and TO do all they had
done.
Second That the committee had acted in perfect con.
omity to every precedent set in either branch Of Con-
gress, from the commencement down TO this time
Lastly, The committee had done than submit
propositions 10 The Huuse. for it's final action; after cub
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01
Red Sulphur Springs, Vrginia.

EElIS establishment prepared for the reception OF visitors,
under the OF Mr. Charles DeBu late Of the Ex-
change Hotel Baltimore whose experience and energy aided by
the close the Proprietor WILL hoped the
comfortable accommodation OF their The buildings have
been extensively improved and handsomely
wards ct 100 persons The table will be sumptuousy
and honest will he provided every possible
cacrt;on used 10 give general satisfaction.
With regard the medicinal the Red Sulphur
the Proprietor only dcsrous refer tie voluntary
unbiased and neesnd notices which have the pub
liz journals hut especially pamphlet recently published by Ur.
Hunt Washington city, who had ample evidence Of their
ordinary powell large class of The following
will cxalted opinion which this
their The Red Sulphur decidedly
scdave effects. il subdues chronic inflammation, tranquil
reduces the frequency pulse the
tonhn- IL has been peculiarly adapted
Of pulmonary Diseases and that hGs mos; beneh-
c influence Of this disease hut s good effects
equally extend Of subacute Inflammation, whether
seated tho stomach liver Spleen atenes, kidneys bladder,
ani particularly the membrane. In fact Nature
gave remedy capable Of extensive appca-
tion calculated relieve larger cess Of dsease
line OF Stages will daily TO aud from the White Sulphur,
each place the morning. and dining the Salt Sulphur
line aso with the South
oil travel The roads order the tray
peou require only ouI days from Washington city
Richmond, to this place.
WM BURKE, Proprietor.
~ Editors OF the National n,elIigence aud Globe Wash
inon OF the Baltimore Amecan National Gazette Phade
New York American; Boston Traveller will please give one
seon week Rive weeks and forward their
Proprietor.
Mayl ll7-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01

oppose the disconnec,ion They oppose whatever The
Rrpublcons propose no matter what. They were OPP
posed to the junction of The Government with tie State
banks three years ago, when those banks were doing
we'll they are for compelling the Government 10 SUCK
to them that they have done ILL., This is the stae o.
parties the Republicans almost universally for The d.
vorce of Bank aud State the Federalis,s, almost uni
versaly for the conjunction of Bank and Stale In hls
division and subdivision find myself with The mass Of
my own party, and with the Administrator itsen
find them now where was many years ago. believe
them 10 be right, and shall stand by them, and aooe
their fate If they sink this contest with the banks
and The Esderalis,s | shall go down with them.
Remainder 0ur nc1t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01

awe understand the Commissioners at P"rters Pc
cinct intend to keep the polls open for thee DAYS -
The Administration candidates sent wore 10 the lomrE
sinners AZ Porter TO close the polls.
ALLEGHANY-0 D"l)
A Whis is said 10 be returned, in lieu of Holloway,
AMELIA-0 DeI)
Wnod nhe Wing candidnie) is elected "" '''
Ruren candidates in the field; and neither would sF.
way Who is asnnished at cur defeat:
AMHERST-Q Del)
Cahall- CWhg) said to be elected over Addison lana
ferro ". b. late Delegae.
Thos p. Mitchell, and Tilghman A. Co6bs ("hsj
BRUNSWICK C2 Del'gates)
For WIN. n. F.. Merit, Esq = wv "a
Dr.. Creed Haskins, (Ad) 2l
Col. WIN Meredith, (Ad) PA
d Claiborne. it,, Esq, (W) Isl
Col. Sam1 X. Lucy. (Ad) l2O
sIiIes Is Branch, Esq (Ad) II
Here again we are beaten by our own dirlsions-Fnr'
Administration men running against Two Wings IS!
Administrator votes against Sci Wing vo,es-and sc;
we carry only nne candidate:
BUCKINGHAM-l2 Dell
The Wings have succeeded, TO the exclusion Of o..
ACCOMPLISHED Robert T. HUBBARD ". B,)-lhe oio"t.
is the total vote: