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Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Dissolution.

VHNlIE partnership heretofore existing between
N the undersigned as merchants, under the
firm OF Wilton & Hubert, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All those indebted To said firm O
Wilton Hubert are requested TO call ON LYMAN
Wilton, who alone is authorized to collect and rc.
ceipt for the debts due us.
LYMAN WILTON.
LORING HUBERT.
February H. lS3S-3Qtf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
To the Public.

I'm the third day Of April last letter was dc.
- posted IN the Post office at Cokc>burp
Ahbeviiic district. South Carolina, directed TO A. j
Hodges " Columbus Miss containing the following
notes or honds, which by sume means or other have
"een losl ON SAD reuI w u note IN favor of the
subscriber drawn lejnlly by NJ. WahhaH. Onsmps
L. Nash, A, J. Hodges, aud r. Cole lor SSIsT
dated December, 1885 due lst January, 1855 al.
so one for SS69 40, dated April 26th. 1887 due
LIST January 1888, with interest from date, drawn
by NJ. Nalthall in favor Of tbe subscriber also one
70 my iavor gwen by the said Wallhall for 1881
40, dated April l6th, 1887, with interest IRON The
date due Isl July last. All persons are cautioned
not 10 trade Tor said notes. as their payment have
been stopped, W. n. W. KELLER
Sept. S, ls5-,--9-tc
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
The Indians Panacca.

NOR the cure Of Rheumatisn Scrofula or
N kiag's Evil, Sciatca or Hp-Gout, lncipi
ent cancers, Salt Rheum, Syphili,ic and MercurIal
diseases particularly ucersa affections of the bones
liberated Throat and Nostrils; Ulcers Of every dc.
1crplon, Fever sores ana Internal Assesses tstu-
las, seald dead Scurvy, Blles, chronic Sore Eyes
hrya'pelus, Botches, and every variety oil cutaneou
anection; chrome caarrh lieadach from particular
cause; PAU IN the stomach and Dyspepsia, proceeds
,ag from yi'lat,on Affections of the Liver, chronic
l''snmsiion Of the Kidneys, and general debility,
caused by torpid action of the vessels of the Skin.
II is sngularly eiiicacous in renovatng those con.
sttut3ns which have been broken de.sn by mud
clous treatment, or juvenile irregu rites. In gen.
erai terms, i is recommended in Al those diseases
which arise from impurities in tn, blood, or yiiution
OF we humours, OF whatever name or kind.
FOR SALE at the DRUG STORE Of Smith,
Fnerson q 20. on Market st. 2 doors from Main.
April %, 1887 AIR
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03

The officers and non commissioned officers will
assemble Tor drill and Instructions on the day pre-
vous 10 their respective reviews, MAJOR RoBERr
T. HARRIS will act as inspector Of the "a BrigaJp
and MAJOR RoBERr b. WELLS will act as inspector
Of the lst Brigade. The Brigadier Generals with
their respective staff Will attend the reviews in their
respective Brlgades; the Coloaes commandants of
the several Regiments IN this Division will at their
rcglmenal musers make out and forward 10 the
Adluant General returns setting forth the names Of
all officers of their regiment. the date of each COM
mission, the number Of companies in their regiment,
ana the number Of non commissioned officers and
prlyates. The General Order of the 5th of Nav.
prescribing the uniform of the Militia of this Slale
IS unchanged. All officers are required 10 egujp
themselves forthwith, It Is required of the Inspectors
to report each Colonel conmandant whose regiment
IS not organized, and also, TO II port all such officers
who 10 nol appear IN uniform at their respective re-
glmenml musterS; tie report to be made to the pro.
per officer so that the delinquent can be dealt with
before a court-martia to be appointed for that ur-
pose 1t IS also enforced on the inspector TO examine
The equipment of each inform company ofCayaIry
)r Infantry and report the same.
BY Order Of Major General, REUBEN II. GRANT, |
ABSALUM FARMER.
Inspector Of the Ith DIVISION, Mi Militia. |
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Peoples line Of Stages for Augusta

NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs GOING Nonru
~ This splendid limo Of four horse post coach
es is IN successful operation, and runs daily between
Montgomery Alabama, and Augusta, Georgia Pas
sengers can be assured Of more comfort aud cxpe-
a'uoh py 'hs hne thnn any other now running TO
Augusta. The company have spared neithe, pains
nor expense 10 procure the best Troy built coaches,
excellent and well trained horses, experienced, sober
and careful divers,
To avoid impositions repeatedly prac,iscd on the
travelling community BY contractors at all times era
wing monopoly, passengers will be careful going
North MOTTO take their passage farther than Mont
Gomery, on any other inlersectng line, where they
vii at all times have preference on the Peoples
line for Augusta.
This line runs IS miles on tho Augusta aud Ath.
ems rail road, which viii land passengers in Augusta
aheal OF the mail Line several hours.
GEO. w. DENT,
Agen, Tor the company.
Of sc Montgomery, Ala. mar 81 1898, 5Syl
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Mrs. +. Vaughn.

"lLL give Lessons in music on the pnm
w Forte at her residence in CoIumbm-
Young Ladies will not be charged extra for eew,
of the Piano: Price S25 per session of five moAls
The most satisfactory references WILDE giyen
April ii, 1888 l0u
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Law Notice

nANL. JONES, having resumed II. NJ.
~ tce of law, will attend the Circuit Con-" p,'L !,
fazoo, and the adjacent counties: the Cb,S..''
Supreme and Fedora Courts at Jackson. Osos I,
his residence Yazoo county. ten miles Soub If T.
ton, on the Clinton road. Address Benton w "@
CITY. Miss, '"' ''1'
May Goth, l83s,-4G-G
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Attention the whole.

EOTTON growing countryside art Of trans
~ planting cotton is brought 10 perfection al.
ter upwards Of thirty years cxerilon, and the pro.
prietors will memorable your next State Legislature
to grant them moderate equivalent therefor. II ,s
now with the public 10 speak tor themselves IN the
case. II granted the ART of process will be publish
ed IN time for you to have the benefit next season.
Oct Cow"
70 The publishers OF Newspapers are resDect-
fully requested To give the above one insertion.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03

A NDERSON ". DABNFY -,
"A AND CoUNsEsLOR AT LAW: O@sa..ie',,
con, Mississippi Jplv "a ulSe -, q y
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Fall Goods.

EvRANKLIN & BROTHER have on hand
III full assortment Of fall and aaEinler Goops,
consisting Of Kentucky Jeans; Casinetts; Glasgow
Jeans; Negro Cloths; New York LiDseys; Red and
plaid Linseys White and Red Flanneils; Merno
Cireassians; Boots and Shoes, &C. All Of which
win u sold low for CASH.
coi,uroua Sept. 29fh 1888, i9;f
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Commit sion Bnsincss.

RENJ rooNER ha. permanent, e.tab-
-hs lishcd h4ssl 40 lie cay Mobile, Alas.
for the purpose Of ransaclIng a GENERAL CoMnIs-
SION BUSINESS, and respectfully tenders his services
10 his friends and the p~bc generally.
Gt-He may be found at his office by the I~t day
of November. Sept 80. 1855 .-l2.f
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Brandon Money

pERSONS indebted to Covington & Cal
= houn, or either, can discharge their obli1,.
tions u Brandon money.
II is to be haped that hose who have ibie,3 ~ "a,
II" up for SO 81, will now come forward W. ~
tead TO settle our business by note, cash or sn;,
CONVICTION & CALHOUN
3et. 70, 1888 -l5-4p. -
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Advertisements

"HE undersigned having received the agen-
n cy inr the State Bank nf Alabama At New
Oreans and having asn entered into Copariner-
ship under the firm name Of Mar. Brown 4 Co
inr the nurpo-e Of iransarfing prueral FACTOR
AGE and COMMISSION BUSINESS. in the eitv
OF New Orleans, would respectfully olcr their ser
vices 10 their trends and The public ia general. They
viii be IN New Orleans early IN October next. ami
by prompt attention 10 al business entrusted 10 Them
in their hne, and nv their unlivided attention 10
please aud accommodate. they confidently hope
share Of public patronage.
ID. P. MARI,
r. p. BROWN,
J. j. WEBSTER.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
ID. p. MARI,
T. p. BROWN.
J. ]. WEBSTER.
IETEREsCTs,

EETTaEsrTs,
Forney, Braly & Wuhers,
c. VI. Conrow & Co,
Jas Lacy
Jno. o. Cumm.nv. iuSca'oo'a'
Robert Jemisou, Jr.
Alfred Battle,
Alex McCown & Co., ! ,,p
Pitcher 4 Ball. Hioo'e'
VIM. =. Perkins, Canton, Mi.
Sept. l2--II-Am
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Anti-Spa ,mOdic TinCture, or
NMDTHER'S COMFORT. Thi. med iii

A - II HER COMF OK 1. l his medicine
4VA has been prepared with special reference
to the wants Of families in which the most minute
particularly has been observed in order that mo-
theirs might keep and use it with the most perfect
safety and with the confident assurance that il will
afford relel when very many of the standard rem
edles fail The proprietor, before Offering II TO the
! public, has taken occasion To converse with some
distinguished physicians OF Virginia, and With spe-
cal pains TO speak of all the various parts and pro-
portions of tins medicine; and those that know its
component parts, have pronounced it one of the
very best compounds for the following diseases that
can be prepared, and may be used with perfect safe.
~, as well with the new born babe, as tie man of
three score and tex. II those that use il are not sa-
Shcd that 1t IS The very best remedy for the diseases
here enumerated, they return the bottle and re-
ceive back their money II is boldly asserted that
Is almost CT not quito nlaIIbe in Diarrhra in All
lis various forms, Dysenlary, Cramp-colic, Choer1
Morbus and Aslac Cholera; also, After Pains of
lying-n Fena'' for Tins lt is the Aothcr'S Com
fort aud beca b e the very best preparation for |
the summer diseases ot children that has vet enter
ed the chamber Of the distressed. Il is also uup-
qualed for cramps from whatever cause produced |
Ladies in the most delicate situations may take il |
under any OF the above circumstances with perfect |
safety and equal benefit. The public may be as. |
sured that the .1mi. Spasmodic Tncture or iothers
Comfort, has been subjected TO the most rigid and !
scientific examination by some Of the most extern |
5Ive (physicans) practitioners in Virginia. who now
it in their practice
For sale BY SMITH < FRIFRSON DRUGGISTS |
Columbus march 3, IS3S-3tyl |
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
DIR Ii. f. COrnell

81 AS opened an office at the store Of
- FRANKLIN, where he tenders h. ) :
fesssional services, to the citizens Of Colnna ~
and its vicinity. February Is lsa, '''.o' "
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
IHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, o..., 200,

IHE SrArE OF MIssIssPrL1
Lowndes county. 0'''Oe' ''n' 1855
NOTICE IS hereby grycn rbat, aareeably to an
v order OF the Board Of 15unty Police for
said county OF Lowudes, made atthc Dctubec term.
of said Board, 1855, and TO me directed, wl anI
an Election at al the prccns IN the SAID county On
Monday and Tuesday the 22d and aSd dayS oI 0c-
tober instant, for the election Of Ranger for SAID
County, 10 fl the vacancy occasoned by the dea,h
Of James A. Cummings. And at the same time and
places, | will hold an Election for Coroner, fer
Lowndes county, 10 fill the vacancy occasioncd by
the resignation of Samuel Davis.
JOHN " BYRN, Shf
October 6 lS5s.-ls-3l Printers fee S.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
THOMAS WILLIAMS
BIRD IVY,
JAMES CALVERT,

ISreN0fS
Oct. IS. l4w4
"The Flag of the Union," at Tuscaloosa, will
please publish the above for four weeks, and for
ward the account TO Bird Ivy, PckensyIle Alabama,
for payment
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03

III DICKINSON & A BOYTN~
HI ToRNEYs AND CoUNsr1r,. 4,
Columbus Mississippi. Dec. pc ,ssI ~ La
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
Take Notice.

shall be absent from Columbus for short
IL time, and have appointed Col. J. w. Byrn
my agent until my return.
june 9-49if DAVID LLOYD
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03

HNHE following Regiments Of Mississippi
II Militia, will parade for Drill and Review,
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-03
O'NelIl, Nile aux 4 Thomas.

FAcfoRs K GErERaL CoaNssIoE Mrucg,sr
MoBitE, Ala.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

Tie progress OF the poeess,on 50 vast N nun
hers. solemn n manner. made r'cry where "a rs
line at movement tire deepest nprc~,lun SAD al
SarroWiul faces. hundreds al Them bcdrWed ~ In
tears er9Nsd to windows, ioars, aud al places q Oh
srfpHtIb'.
t. mrru,u' took flace IN the public bafial
p uI.na ul ~ ;bt. ISL ael 81 respect aud bindne $
thai can be Performed hy the living, inr the did.
some most touching seeaes# occurred Those In be
Deposited boo then a-t etthly rest were all strangers
Some oil jbcm were members al ibc same tamly, and
IN one on TWO instances snfgYug relatives wee pr
sent Our mother German, whose husband Is a
NOM the lost, cast herself upon tic coffin 81 her onls
two children. ia aeones seldom witnessed. But We
mnsl omit q dota oi these scenes.
1.ba impressive fuaefa seu.cc Of the Epise op5l
church WIS read BIZ the Icy 3If Broohc, and bfiel
bnt most pertinent and affecting address nude by
the Rev. Mr., Sebou, Of The Methodist Episcopal
church. our narration here ends, aud We presume
Mt 10 brcaL b.. cfccf with my reflections.
\ host of the etzeas Il lho towns Of Newport
and CoVugtop, and Of the surrounding country,
+ med m the procession. Il + estimated TIL mole
lh5a twenty thousand persons were present.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

! Lyon u Alabama rose and addressed hc House i.
follows:
Mr.. Speaker; have the melancholy dur, to pr
form Of announcing to tins lause the death of one o
/ its members.
/ Nv aiend and colleague. the Hon Joab LaWler
expired this morning at his pd .ns This CITY, after
biiei aud painful illness. winch lac bore with IN
usual iontnde and resignation.
Less than week ago. and he was present IN Ii.
place IN this hail. in the performance Of his nan IN
'hehbofoas duties assigned b, The pcup'o O. then
representatives.. lie was vet IN tie mime Of ltlr
aud has been cut oil IN the midst Ct ms usefulness
u, his denh, ms immediate constituents and L..
State have losi an attentive, Irifeleeut and faithful
representative; his famils 5qe brfn derived Of a
husband and father and fef, hls lost a mcni.r
whose conduct ~ c'G'y relation Of llr, was worthy
OF imitation.
The deceased cnioyel the confidence and esteem
o' nose WHO hue" him wrli, 10 an extent which
nothing hft c,ur,c Of lie the most exemplary.
seen ed.
In Is Safe he had filled several Offices Of much
m,oftanee. and uader the Geneal Government h.
h6il far several year, rrnstof rfear responsibility
In all hs uti4 conduct N the ,Iaus public stations
held ~ bun lac acquired hlsh eh1i,tcr ior mtg.
ny and eafaeity winch noae. 81 lbs lilo forfeited or
impaired
HIS conduct member of lhis House has been
IN character with hIs whole life. Nhr he was firm
unwavering IN the discharge ot hat lac considered
ms duty rs a Representative. lie mild aud uuob.
uusfe ~ hlS department, aud respectful towards lis
associates. He bad lived lhc liz OF Christian, aud
died without apprehension as 10 tn future
1otestil} oat regret for hrs los aud respect for
his memory, move the adoption Of the iollowinst
solutions:
Resolved, Tint the members and officers Of tins
lionse vii attend the funeral ii Joab LAWYER de
ceased, late member OF this House FROM the Stair
OF Aabama, 10 morrow, at y O'Clock, meridian.
h.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

Besides these, several were known to be on board
Who were not registered
The Cincinnati Gazette gives the following account
olthc obsequcS ofthe dead:
On Saturday afternoon, April %. the mournlul
duty OF cpmmtugto the grave nineteen OF the sat
lereis IN the destruction OF the Moscc, was perform
ed IN this city. associated with solemn funeral ser-
vice upon account Of all the sufferers.
As the calamity WAS peculiar and tanscendant in
ITS horrors SO were the funeral obseques solemn and
imposing beyond any thing that has ever taken place
IN THIS etiy Al three o'clock. upon the first toll OF
the bell, every place OF business was closed. 1t Is
believed there was no exception. Apparently the
whole city was moving mass To the foot OF Broad
gay. where the procession was forming. Tins was
accomplished according 70 previous regulations.
The dee easel, nclOsed in prope coflins were rla-
ced in the hearers Dihe city, which, not sufficient To
convey them, the necessary number of carriages
we're added. When the procession prepared to
move Broadway 10 Fourth street. aud the contigu-
Gus approaches OF the iutersertng streets were lite
rally chahed WITH one cipNdcd jam Of Human be
inss. Among all these no mo!d was spoken. no look
Of lrsily MS iodulged. The universal icelng W.,
700 deep loi aay such sensation 10 be felt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14
y l. " Is 90 IA > i.

NSTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED large as
w sortment OF elegant new publications., IN the
various banches OF literature, VIZ: Cuvier's Animal
kingdom; Iyells and tomstock's Geology; De
La Bechcs theological Manual; Manual OF Classic
al Literature Slsmondl's Fab Of the Roman EN-
puc; Ncbuhl's Rome; Whcaton's International
Law; Hartford Convention; Fisher The Vine;
MIS-. Slgouruey's Letters; Methodist Hymns and
Prayer Books all Sues and very fine; Waverly
Novels, . Yals. DWy Dumls Sketches IN
Paris; Egypt, Arabia Peuca and tue Holy Land ;
Celestial Scenery of the Heavens by Thos. Dick ;
hbbou's WY to do Good; Young Mans aud Dung
Lady's Library; Young Wltcs Book; Young
Husbands Book. Gen. McComb's faetios Mrs.
Bubauid's Lessons; Clark's Commentaries ON the
New Testament; BiaGy's Travels IN Europe
Chniquc Mclicale, by Andml Lady Blesslngtons
Complete Works ] Vol, &c. &c. together with
very extensive assortmcnts Of English, Greek, La
i'm aud French School Boo&s and Stationary of
every Description, wholesale retail, at low prices.
Our stock Is now the most complete offered
Ia this Market, and particularly invite the reading
community to call and examine tor themselves.
MRTIN < LATHAM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14
,sNtHEpEG, naXIt.Isas.
VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Mr. Patton's Congressioaai District


The Fredericksburg Arena states that there is
s,ill some difficulty about the election in Mr.. Pat
toms district. Col. Banks's MINORITY over Slaugh-
ter IS SAID 10 be ll-bur IS added, the election in
Green county, where Bauhs obtained a majority Of
III vas led in manner not conornable TO law,
and that tie cannot be counted. In that case,
MrShu liter would get the return, but would resign
his seat oblpi.ed under such circumstances, and a
new electionwoud be held. Tie Sher1s had not
finally determined the question.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
NELSON.-A correspondent says: j." The polls
were continued open three days: Col. Perrow
tWhle) boldly declared for and advocated U. s.
Bank. IN preference to all Other schemes, and had
any eHcftion been used before Saturday, Uhe third
day would have been elected with ease. The aid
minioraton party used great exertions from the
commencement. The polls closed: Floyd l..
Whiteho ad Conn 25l Charles Ferrow (Whig) 23s
Martin ladm.) l29. Whitehead's majority over
pcnow, 10. The election viii be contested, ard no
doubt of Pefrow. success
WESTMORELAND-W G. Walker (Whig)
rc elected.
MERCER & GlLES.-M anlius Chapman
(adm) reelected.
DlNWlDDIE-" Mr.. Vaughan, the delegate
elect from this county (says the Petersburg Intelli
gencer) pledged himself at the election, to vote lor
a Wing Senator, in preference to Van Buren, man.
Mr. v in private conversation with us, renewed this
pledge aud stated that in giving il he governed BY
what he believed to be the opinions of majority of
his constituents. 1t is, perhaps, needless state,
that, in cast OF contest between Wing aud Con
servatve, Mr.. Vaughan would vote for the latter"
KING GEORGE.-The Fredericksburg Arena
says" Mr.. Tayloe contests the election of Mr.
llooe. An inspection of the polls has revealed the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

Facts for the PeoPie.-Who can wonder that the
Globe is ready to defend any and every act OF the
administration, when it IS fact thai 1t has received,
from the Erecutire Departments, anne for printing,
from 1882 to 1887, inclusive, the enormous sum OF
Sll2,0 s5 cents Aud that the rewarded"
party printer 10 Congress- in the two years which
it held that office, it received in addition Sl05,9l4 SO
upwards Of sol 900 in SIX years Surely fact
like this speaks trumpet .tongued IN favor of ds
rorcc' of The Government from the Press, vastly
more portant than the Bank divorce Of winch
that corrupt stipendary Is the loud mourhed cham
plon. brbed press is the most dangerous of all
instruments in the hands of corrupt administration.
+. r. Blair, with the loss OF all this patronage held
in tenofem over his head has no freedom ofopinon.
He is bound hand AMI foot the mental OF the party
that pays linn so laylshy, and compelled to obey his
masters. Can statements ofiact from such source,
be relied on Or are his bought arguments worth the
paper which they printed
a. It's SAID, by the Alexandra Gazette, that an
i'll concealed dissatisfaction is felt by many of the
Southern AN Bmeu members of Congress at the
course adopted in relation to the Duel affair." and
other matters and the Globe newspaper is com
planned of as coarse and too violent to do good"
mini sralon paper, under more judlcous and dis
erect editor than Blair. We nominate the editor
of the Washington Chronicle, who is now as much
OF Royaist, as twelve mouths ago he said Blair
and, though really startled sometimes,
when we opon the Chronicle TO behold the thorough
revolution which few brief months has wrought in
the Editors senllments,-('' ere yet these shoes
DID,, as the Enquirer might say.)-yct we are sure
that we should have decCnt paper, under his con
troll, unless indeed Treasury pap should effect as
great change in his moral principles and habits,
his admiration OF Mr.. Calhoun has done in his
political--oi which, by the way, should have no
apprehension.
O. The result Of the recent elections is said to
have produced wonderful effects in Washington; one
OF the most singular of which Is = the thousand and
one virtues hitherto unknown, which it has impart-
ed TO Henry Clay" Many of the ce-hodcrs,-
tie walters upon Providence-it is added, actually
admit that he would make a very good President.
These acute gentlemen see which way the wind
sets, and begin to trim their sails to the breeze
- Rumors Of Cabinet changes have again com
menced; and the Alexandra Gazette thinks II very
probable, that, at tie close OF the present session,
some changes will take place
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14
~ Hs.ss RETREAT.
SE'Rs.s'G

rFNlIE proprietor OF the mineral Springs, immedl-
4 atcIy IN the vicinity Of Lyuclbulg, pleasant
morning and evening walk for Gentlemen aud La
dies OF the town, is now prepared to receive Visitors
Iii, terms are as follows "A family OF -four, IS tor
the season; for less number, So for single per
son, 81 Tor transient visitors, cts. visit. His
Shower bath is III neat order; his price tur single
bath viii be p cts for the season, - all 10 be paid
in advance. JOHN RICHARDSON.
My : CT if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

MAINE.-The returns from the Oxford c on
gressonal district in Mainc vacated by the death OF
Mr.. Carter, has resulted in the choice OF Virgil Del
phinl Paris, Esq. ". b. by majority ora or SOC
over Long, the Wig candidate; exhibiting re
duction of V. b. majority some 500 votes since
last Fall.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14

T1yToe's maIoTIly r. Tic Arena adds, that
d" Nh llooe has resigned his seat, aud election
will be held, the result Of which IS not doubtful"
PENDLETON-Wm Mccoy (Van) re- elected
without opposition.
BRANToN Il LEWIS-Mr Tripeu (Whig)
believed to lie reelected.
THE RESULT.
According TO our count, parties now stand in the
next II ouse of Delegates, thus: Wing, - Adj
mlnistration 5S-4 TO be heard from. We include
King George in the Wing, and Morgan (Which is
doubtlul) in the Administration columns. Admin
istration majority in tn. Senate u. Wing majority
on joint ballot, thus far, >.
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.
We have returns from 90 counties III Mississippi,
(some of them incomple,e) Which exhibit the fol