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Dunlap's majority


NELSON-Q DeI)
The Wings were too quick in claiming this county,
well Allegheny is now ascertaned, that MIR.
Floyd L. Whitehead. ". B. is eecled-beating Per.
row (Whig,) and MIR. Martin ". b.
NORTHAMPTON-Q Del)
The Norfolk Herald states "a change Of Delegates but
no. of parties Both Wings; but regret to learn that
Northampton has eprved the State of the services OF
Of her Jealous and talented sons and herself OF
able and distinguished representative. William l..
is elected over Joseph Segar. l52-Joseph
Segar ll2.
OHlO-Q DELI
VIM. Mcconnell (Whig) reelected, without oPposi.
ton.
ORANGE e. GREEN-C Del)
John Voolfolk (V b. reelected without opposition.
PAGE-N Dcl)
Col. J. Mcpherson (lae Delegate) l5o-Col. Daniel
Stricken I33-Capt james w. Ayss % (all Y. Buren,
PRINCESS ANNE-Q Del)
For Senate II. B. Woodhouse' (Whig) 1s7-A. r.
Smith -, &c. Woodhouse's smallest majority in the
whole District 240.
RAPPAHANNOCK-Q Del)
John S. Pendleton (Whg) elected by majority Of
about 100 over Dr. Joseph Nicklin ". By
ROCKINGHAM-(2 Del)
The Harrsonburg Register says The election has re-.
suited in the choice OF Major Edward H. Smith, and
COL Isaac Thomas two sterling democrats to represent
US in the General Assembly of Virginia. We have sell
dom, if ever, known election which produced less ex'
citemen, than the one which has just closed
RRTDGE-f0 Npl \-FuU refurn
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T,I,r,sfinp Races.

W,,zScroS R.cEs-The Great Match-The match
,,ce between Colonel Heth's ch h Decatur and Mr. o.
r. Hare's CHI m Fanny Wyatt, both 3 years old, for
s2O 900, WINS run the LIST at Washington and won oy
The former easily The LIST heat won in I'm 43s-Sno
ths three first miles of the second heat were run by De
e,iur in SIN sos, when Fanny Wyatt pulled up and De-
catur galloped round, and won the race;
The Gres, Sweepstakes took place at L. Island on ne
IL, inst, There were originally Al subscribers at 81 ooo
each $3.50 foreit-but by deaths, &c the number was
,edneed to 23-of which only started, viz: John e.
S,sevens' Fordham, trained BY Baxter-LiVings'on,'
oS trained by Laird-Robert L. Stevens Celeste soIt,
,..;,ad bv Conoyer-Wvnn's John Lint1n, trained BY
pa,,srjobn NJ. Bolts Patience, trained by Harrison
The Extra Of "the Spirit of The Times says; vi he
concourse in attendance was immense. lhe oe'''ns
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regard Of law and moals-Tayloe took the opposite.
and fell with the dead weight which belongs to t-Let
no longer be said them that King George is not Van
Buren, county"
LOUISA-Q Del)
Anderson elected over Goodwin Qate member) and
Quarles-all V. b.
MADisoN-Q Dcegs,e)
"John Booten," ". Conservative J elected BY two
majority over Robert a. Banks, (SubTreasury) This
the severest contest, informed, known
in the county"
Congress.-L. Banks majority &c.,
MARSHALL-Q Del)
Caldwell (Whig) elected. Four candidates, 2 V. B.
and Wings
MONROE-Q Del)
James A. Dunlap (Whig) elected by majority Of
over Augustus A. Chapman, late excellent v. B, mem.
Der. Let the Wings make the most of it! The day OF
ic at hapl
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Inc Globe points the yery thin turnout of the ueo.
PIE o' virginia. at their late election-and ascribes il
'uCh 10 The unfortunate divisions of opinion which
nave prevailed IN the Democratic tar,ly-As one eyi.
oehce OF Inc diminished vote the Globe points its FINGER
al me small poll of 200, that given in Mr. Tylers
election district But the fact was slill more remarks
bic IN Aoenar!e where the political contest was still
more animated notwithstanding this eircums,a nee the
chafloesVile Republican, remarks the grea, falling off
IN the actual vote poled in the county In the election
OF 80, when both sides put forth their strength Riyes
had $50, Randolph 753-Gmer ESQ., Southai G54-At
the late election, Riyes had only 5O6 Randolph 4sO
Souhal Cos, Gllmer GOA. That is to saw "air Riyes
received 233 less votes this year than he did 1885,
while Mr. Gmers poll is only So less than it was at
that time, and Mr.. Southal, 40.
Tie polls uere closed the first day.
We never witnessed an election where the Republi-
can party seemed 10 be Indifferent and inactive; while
on The other side, the Wings ygilant and perse
verng IN their efforts TO get every voter TO the polls
In neighbohoods only two three miles from Char
ottesve, the Republicans staid at home. One of
subscribers who lives but two miles from the Court
house, informed that there eight of bis neigh.
bors, all Republicans, who staid at home. And such
was the case in all parts Of the county.-The Re-
pubcans felt less interest in the result than they have
ever before done, and have thus let the election 90
by defau-There were others who came to the polls,
looked on, and then went home without voting. And
others, there who contributed TO strengthen the
poll OF both the Wings by voting for Of them and
one OF the Republicans We have looked the
polls at the e. H., Porters divers and Stony Point,
and find that there were 81 Yotes-some voting
for Rives and Souhal, some Rives and Gilner, some
Randolph and Gilmer, some Randolph and Southall."
But we shall turn the tables next sprng.-Then We
shall pull togeh and, will change the fortunes OF
the field.
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DEATHS.

Died. his residence this CITY, Sunday evening 29h
u after illness Of four JANE, year
o. his aseM Parkinson for the last 80 his m
devoted member of the Methodist Episcopal Church this
city, and al respects consistent and highly esteemed
% Tho Port Gibson Miss Chronicle and III. Tasha.os Flo
rtan will please
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Bayly and Chopper (Whigs) are elccted-thc latter
in place Of MIR, Poulson " By late Delegate.
ALLEGHANY-Q Del)
Our election for this county has this Mt closed
and thinking you may feel anxiety as 10 Inc
therefore hasten to give it to you The candidates o'
the county Colonel Holloway, the former meihoer
and Joseph Damron, ESQ For the Senate, Mr. John J.
Anderson and Col Burwe
The result was as follows:
II. OF DELEGATES. SENATE M
Hollow nolloway w {Psm0e'a' s. snesti1n' y
u.Ir Anderson was at our Superior Court and ad.
dressed the people in explanation OF Ills COURSE 10 oPPo
sition to the Sub Treasury Col BnFweil was person
asd On the day of election by Moses H. Mann, esq VINO
declared for him in favor OF .he CUP,
Holloway expressed his determination 10 vote Tor MI
R;vcs ne.t Winter Mr.. Dlmron underworld TO per.
suade u.s. that nothing would settle the arrangement OF
the Currency but a United States Bask-Thus you will
be able TO determine the political complexion OF thus
comfy The vote, You see, was thin one This was
owing to our County Court commencing Its session on
the Eth, and the Superior Court the 18th, which
continued until the Odd nst consequently, the people
became weared and did not generally turn out as they
would otherwise have done.
AUGUsTA-C2 Dels)
Alexander II. Fl. S,uar, and WIN. Kinney reelected
without oppositon-Bo,h Wings.
BATH-Q Del)
William McClinic- ~. By
BOTETOURT-(2 Dels)
The two late Van Buren, Delegates, and Senator are
reelected. The issue was made between them, as Con-
serva.ves (vulsarly cslled and the other gentlemen
as friends Of the Sub Treasury. The Fncasie Demo.
crat states that 'as there regularly organized
opposition the crmer The Of the other gentle.
brought before the people by their trends In
the centre of the coun,y-they attended public meet
ings-elec,oneered none-and not represented nj
any of the precinct elec,ons-lndeed, are informed
that was stated Of the precincts that some OF
them would not even serve if elected, and hence the
smai!ness of the vote they received at the
At the Courthouse only two of them, Col Burweii and
Mr.. Thompson, took seat the bench-and Captain
Carper declared his friends that he not candid
ate,' &c. The result follows:
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SENATORIAL ELECTION

In the Ds,rictlacly represented by Mr.. Parrio (W)
" Buren, candidate IS elected In the county OF Ohio,
D. NJ Edgngton (he Wing candidu,e).ha ma or,y Of
46 vo,es-Brooke, Tyler and Marshall then to be heard
from.
letter in the Wing from Wheeling, April 90 says,
"Good w. b. is elected His ma G d5 over e6 Daniel
letter in the Globe from Wheeling, April q, says
"The battle is over, and victory, with unsoiled piu-
mage, rests with the Of the people. No battle
was ever fought by desparng party with The same vgor
vgor worthy better cause Than was sv'nctd Oy the
real issue, on National Bank or no bank; and with
committee of ninety organized individuals they came
10 the contest determined 10 succeed, and confident Of
victory; but in the very citadel Of their power, they
found divided force, and after making gallant resist
ance marched prisoners Of war to foe as gallant
as themselves The issue open and well understood
and the progress of free principles returns Mai Good to
the Senate Of Virginia, with majority Of about two
hundred, from the counties Of Ohio, Brooke, Marshall,
and Tyler"
The Correspondent Of the Wing admits that "sIr
Good Though r. b. is a liberal man and gentleman,
and man Of intelligence and clsverness, especially as
member of the Bar
No, in the last Legislature.
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not exert themselves The Republican then concludes

not exert themselves The Republican then concludes
with the following appeal:
~ 'ooTd TO Tie Republicans What have we gained
~ the elimination and re elimination of one another
nave we not each of Us contributed elevate the Wings
and been the cause of our own defeat, IL cannot he
denied that such is The fact Shall we then continue to
do so: IL SO, shall surely be defeated as have
been. What then ought to be done' Let US forget
our former differences of opinion, together as We
have done in years past, friends united in one com.
mon cause rally all friends abandon those things
which have contributed to downfall, and unite sgan
upon the pure doctrines Of Repubcanism, and there
can be no doubt that shall triumph those who
wish to eevaie Henry Clay 10 the Presidency, and
tai! upon US an odious tariff National Bank and a
system OF internal Improvements by the General Co.
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IT, n. Tn. So;r;,-nlso,

The Charlottesville Republican says, that Though
beaten, we are no, discouraged. When we can sette
,he d;;cues in our ow ranks and meet the wings
~ eonaIi,v in this respect intend lighting the
bp,e over again. The Republicans will arouse from
their e,hary prepare themselves for the encounter and
bsn Il thew are beaten ii will not be because they did
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.Neo Clay Paper
The Georgetown Advocate has recently entered the
field Of politics, and run up the flag,
For PRESIDENT

HENRY CLAY, OF kentucky.
For VICE President.
WILLIAM C. PRESTON, Of South Carolina.
The Advocate has devoted considerable portion OF
its last Editorials comments on certain paragraphs from
the ENQUIRER We shall not repay in kind; but take
leave TO exrac, the two following articles among the
Signs of the Times. They distinctly show, that this
Advocate of Mr.. Clay has got the genuine cue The
true ssue-and the Wings know it, turns upon Mr. Clay
and the National Bank Here it stands confessed:
wbo i, to be the Henry Clay there doubt Of IT,
What .ny We Republicans of a"-RnhOnd Enquirer
1--WE have no doubt that they will join in the choru.
with US of-Success Henry Clay and the Wing cause
Potomac .7drocate.
The Wings. as pary going or National Bank They
arc striving play gu, the whole cleo, Wig President
"They 90 for National Bank to enhance the pros
perty Of their country They striving to carry Out
The came of honesty and patriotism Aye and to place
at the helm the advocate Of virtue and TRUTH
" " GPotomac .4drocate.
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The Albany Argus corrects error into which we
han fallen about Mr.. Brdseye of the Assembly of New
York. He is not distinguished Republican, but lead
ing Wing member. Our Misrepresentation from
conioundng the name Of Mr. Brdseye with that of Mr..
Beardsley.
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was in favor Of The Two Soulheners Patience and john
Linton even on Fordham against any other named
morse. fordham won without struggle in 80 2
30. The day fine but the track was not in very
good order owing 10 the recent rims"
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S0TCE-Aiieu Blair OF the county Amherst Virginia. died
the 1885, tcsate, aod iu his will makes provision
o biz James Blair. The said James at the date OF the
imposed be living somewhere 10 the SOUTH but has not been
come he will well Virginia forth
he be dead his relations here will be thankful to any
m wu,e 10 PoLLr BLAIR, At Amherst Court house, Va
A' '''' rae aDMINlsTRATRIX,
,~Th r, h,d The ru anse1od, Of sues Blair, deceased
NJ the MilledsevilIe Journal, the Tallahassee
-, ; ns Tallahassee Fo.diau will give tho foregoing
10 the Enquirer Office ' p~P'''' a"o '' ~ N
Mnyi ia o.,
f5aEAP BOOT, SHOE AND U17 S7r0Rt' ;,-.,;.n - "a.
hIe1S oas SaoesG ID ". wHrrr ha, lust from
his sPrns supply of the canned articles which
500 pair ladies' calf walking shoes Of a, .,,, r,;.
500 do do seal walking shoes Of rsons ona;,;a. ~
cuts-und also goa, skin SHOES f'''''''' N"'
500 pair iaeies' seal skin slippers, Of superior quality
5000 do morocco slippers ofthe ia,es, STYLE.
do do French ties.
$50 DO DO Greciuo ties.
go DO do strap ties.
100 do kid slippers, Of all pattern, and qualities.
!o,5Io Go do ladies' common.
90 do shoes and slippers, from so and IS Cts 81.
For GeafLsmea.
'S pair calf skin boots snpro, quality, from s. 81.
morocco do and also calf skim from $50 50 so, and
from 81 to 50.
~ 90 cheap mai! and pessed boots, of all prices.
iSee cali shoes, Of all qualities aad patterns.
~ 90 calf pumps.
- 90 morocco do.
sds seal do.
sssl boys shoes, ofall qualities and patterns.
s p,., and ehidrens sPpe' aud shoes, OF qualities
lot Of T good sualy-5o dozen palm leaf Hats and also
qua, Bags shoe Thread, Bsckng Of supe-
also ecua,, merchants would do well TO call on and
completed Inv az am determined to sell low, have
Asy4 'h 'o' The preseni season. D. n. WHITE.
LIST
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bank and its fifteen branches now called agencies" &c
10 ascertain, then, the true amount Of the dead
notes now in actual circulation or in r4nsu be cir
cua'ed the simple operation of deducting one OF these
sums from Inc other has TO be performed. Thus:
From 1926 l5S,066
Take l59964lS
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UAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE

IEE Summer Session Of this Institution will commence the
Of June and end the ih Wednesday September
Il confidently believed that the arrangements made and
the discipline pursued will afford the facilities for
thorough that Of College in this
country; while the location Of the College the midst Of highly
moral community brings the students under influence
the most slIu,ay in the formation Of their characters.
An School Civil Engineering attached 10 the
which those who intend embracing this lucrative and
important profession may have opportunity pursuing the
paa;ory s;udies upon system Identical with that Of the T. Nj
iary Academy
d. President and Professor Of Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy, Political Economy, National Law, &c.
Bk.scH A. NJ Professor Of Ancient Languages An
History Geography and Greek and Roman Anquie,
Joas W. DRAPER N D. Professor Of Chemistry, Natural Pho
sophy and Phi, sioIosy.
Fn.xcI, H. SMITH Of Mathematics and Civil Engineer
ing -, 80, ,, ,r
in advance whole Room Rcnt e. Servants Hire
eli o. Ucnosit. 81 By order Of The Paenlty,
FRANCIS n. SMITH,
Professor Of Mathematics, &c, Clerk TO the Faculty.
Ma Ile-wtlJuno
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MARRIAGES

Married in Philadelphia the 26h by the Rev. DR.. Deau-
ey, CARTra NELSON BERKrLrr ST. D. of Hanover county,
TO ELLEs REED daughter of the late Joseph Mcvan Esq
Burlington, New Jersey
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SIaughter's majority, IA.
The result appears doubtful. We have other ac-
counts that Mr. is elected. He would certainly have
been So if the polls had been kept open IN The hepuo
states thai "Mr Banks has declared his intention OF be-
ing candidate for Congress, at the Spring election
STAFFORD-Q Deegate)
Fit-hugh Ford
Court House, AZ majority
Falmouth, l20 o.
Jackets, II Do
179 1i2
Dr. A. Fitzhugh- (Adm.) is consequently elected.
SUSSEX-il Del
Col John J. Prince ". b re elected, without opPo.
ston.
TYLER-(l DELI
Il is reported that Stephenson (Whg) is eiected-bu
no certain information.
WASHlNGTON-Q Del)
Col S e. Goodsou w. b has been reelected with.
ont oppoSition.
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MARKETS-THuRsDAY, May 3, 1888.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
WHEAT-Very little coming in. and prices altogether
nominal at 81 so.
CoRy-75 cents.
FLoUR-S1
OArs-40 TO az cents.
GALAyASE PEAs-l00 to ll2 1-2.
CoTroS-l0 9 TO ii cts.
SALT-$G so wharf-2 Is 10 50 90 store.
HERRrSGs-S4 to %.
IRoy-Swedes 800 to los per ton, English 100 to
l05 Tredegar 100 TO 10.
SrEEL-American Blis,ered $3.50 to 40.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER g. co.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
CoITo1-Saes rather dull account of recent I'D.
vices. Prices at last quotation, 8 14a9l.4
ToBAcco-Lugs, 80 80 5 50.-Leaf, 3 so q 9. Fine
manufacturing would bring than highest quo
tcon.
FLouR-Ia 30.
CoRs-3 80 per barrel
BAcos-(Hog Round) so 10 So
CoFFEE-l0 l2l2.
SuGAns-New Orleans, a last. Croix, 10 IL.
SALT-Liverpool, 9 so
IRos-Swedes, per ton, 100 TO ITO.
aprii 30.
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Sales Of Tobacco SeaLroohs HGreiou,c May g. 1895
81 81 25 81 %, 81 90. SIS, ST So 81 10, So S. 50,
Sc $l4 50, 81 49, 81 s5, $4 S. rs, 81 so, s. 5O'
SO, Sc.
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X EMOVAL.The subscribers removed their Office
doors above the John y. Gordon ESQ.,,
street leading from Mayo's bridge.
good claims their hands colce
l.. & X. HILL & Co,
Mayi IllS-ltl General 7scnls and Collectors.
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Richmond, Va, Friday, May
E'irsiniN Elections.

ACCOMACk-(2 Del)
Bayly and Chopper (Nhigs) are elccted-the latte
10 place Of MIR. Pouson ". b. late Delegate
ALLEGHANY-Q Dell
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J. W. Thompson, l23 D -
Capt Jno Terrier. oo
Campbell Tarr ". b re elected.
CAROLlNE--U Delcgate)
Robert B. Corbin tW) reelected BY 40 or SO majority
'' CHARLES CITY AND NEW KENr-u Del)
c. G. Coleman. T. H. Wilcox
New Kent Courthouse, s a
Barham's, 81 20
Charles City, JUS
e6l go
The election and no doubt entertained of his
CHARLOTTE-Q DELI
lvyrn cardrdl,, (w) GJ. Roberts, (Ad")
McC,,go's oS &C
Hafveys Store, 50 45
1855 3l4
CdrdureUs majority 81.
CULPEPER-Q Dslegae)
Broaddus- (W) electedby majority Of 81 over Hill
". b. late Delegate.
For Congress1slaughter's maj. Banks was ] e..
DlNWlDDIE-Q Dell
Alfred J. Vaughan (Adm) reelected by ma ority OF
ii votes over Roney (W)
"In the Senatorial District, composed of Dinwldde,
Brunswick &c, James b. Mallory (Cons) is elected
This is Wing loss-he District being last represented
by MIR. Meade, Wing"
FREDERlCk-(2 Dels)
Sherrard ". 3. Conservative) 5l4, Barton (Wh'g)
4Gs-Baker ". b. 375 Grove ". b. 225.
FAIRFAX-Q Del
Col Balls (Whig) is elected over MIR. Powell ". By
by about 80 maiorty.he polls KEEP! open three days
For ssnate.wAylett iwhg) 1GO, Tod las Brax,on 80.
GOOCHLAND-Q Del)
.The poll for election OF State Senator for the DIS
rict and Delegate from this county TO the next Legs
ature was opened and closed The day of the general
elections at Poores precinct, The upper part of Gooch
land.
House Of Delegates.
Joseph S. Watkins ". b 81
Archibald Bryce (Whig) IL
Senate.
Edmund Fontaine ". By 10
Joseph M. Sheppard (Wbig) IL
"The Wings displayed zeal worthy OF better cause
GREENBRlER-Q Del)
The Lewisburg Alleehanian says: 'The election at
the Court house off yesterday, with great decorum
and propriety All the candidates were present, and Sc.
veray addressed the people. No allusion whatsoever
pledpes were made in relation TO The choice Of United
States Senator in room of Mr. Rires, whose term OF
service expires the 4h Of March next The vote was
thin one The candidates being ali Of the Wing party,
there was but little excitement during the canvass
but doing justice to say accounting for the small
vote received by MIR Woods, that he came Too recently
nto the canvass and that Of the voters had pledged
their support otherwise before his announcement as
candidate was made known-The vote at the Court.
house and different precincts yesterday stood as fol-
lows al the close of the polls viz:
] F. Dancer6eld' (Whig) 2l9-Pinnell Gate Wing
membe ~ I69, Mays 13o, Woods "a
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NEAS committed the Jail Of the county Of Halifax, Friday
the 23d March, 1885, suspicion of being saye
negro man. calling himself JACOB BLUNT and says he for
merry resident Of Barnwe District South Carons with papers
purpong him be Free He Of dark complexion feet
10 nees high forehead and cheek bones and apparently
Is and 40 Of common negro cotns and very
ragged dirty The requested to come forward prove
charges and take the he will be disposed Of
n, the lIw directs PHIL. HOWERTON,
Deputy Sheriff for Cha, T. Harms, Sheriff
llS-WbW
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Leyburn and Dorman-Dhgs.
Messrs Dorman and Leyburn came out as the friends
of National Bank and partly elec.ioneered on that
ground-Messrs. Mcdowell and Letcher, thoroughly
against it, This is the true issue, Henry Clay and the
National Bank rs Van Buren, and no Bank.
SMYTH-Q Del)
Joseph w Davis (Y. b. reelected without opposition.
In RUSSELL, SO far as heard from, Henry D. Smith
is ahead leo voesower precinct not heard from
SOUTHAMPTON-Q Del)
J. 3 Urquhar, (Whg) 2G3-J. Clayton ". b. i92.
SPOTTSYLVANlA COUNTY-Q DELI
The aggregate vote is as follows; , 90,
For CongreSs-Danel F. Slaughter, (W) 3l
Linn Banks, (Adm) @
H. of Delegaes.-oscar NJ. Cru.chieid; (Adm) as
VIM. P. Goodwin, (Adm) LAG
Court house Stc.-For Mr. Rawlings, $50
For old Site, 2o6
Congressional Election The Fredericksburg Arena
ofTuesday says: "Dene returns have reached Us from
Rappallannock. Early yesterday heard that on the
I'd day. the polls closed giving Slaughter majority OF
100 Just paper going TO press, we received
other and authentic intelligence that the majority was
10
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coo REWARD.Abscondrd from the Pits Of the Black Heath
Company OF Coiera," Chesterfield county, January
last WATKINS, slave of dark brown complexion, feet
inches high about 80 nfae and close eIamnson will be
found teeth his lower 'front.' II believed he
raised Of the counties adue Williamsburg Tho
Company Will pay the above reward for his and delivery
their Pits. with the usual mOasc if conhncd jail tho
State so that they get him again llis-Gtl Mays.
EHE VIRGINIA HOUSE, present the occupancy Of tho
subscriber after having undergone repair will be sgn open
Saturday dnne the reception Of Doadcs by tho
day, monh.-Tran.ien, families III find comfortable
commodatIon. MARY J. JELLiS.
Richmond Nav tth, 1893. llS-St