Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20

advantage Of the list Of votes imported into Hampshire
from Hardy (ou Of the Congressional district and there
lore not legally admissible beeve,) and still will
greatly beat him in The Of legal voes and as Mr..
promises in good jah TO give up the contest so
as he finds the majority is against him. expect thar
very he will be enabled TO announce that result
So from being elected by from so 20 majority of legal
votes ns Mr. Barton says he is-he will find majority
OF % against him, and if carried into Congress- even
with the help of Wing committee, he cannot get the
seat, any than the sberiffs could give it him
when The majority of votes Poed was against him :
We learn Also that this is The opinion of Mr. Lucas and
his counsel, aud that although the defence Of his seat,
TO which he has been legally returned, will him
much labor and expense, he en,eains fear of losing
In The contest in Marshall county for a sea, in the f.
OF Delegates, the Elzabehown Sentinel says, that
the 9h and 10Th instant, son Fish creek 2G dispositions
were taken Of those who voted for Mr. Scott and were
taken on previous day, making % altogether. Out of
The whole number taken, is supposed not more than
VIII be thrown away.-On the part of Mr.. Caldwell,
we learn % have been taken altogether of which,
is thought by those who have heard read the deposit
tons, that or 9 will be thrown away-at lenst g.
Should the remainder Of the contest result as it has
Scott (Repubican will retain his seat by more respecta
BILE majority than ne anticipated at the time he received
his certificate Of election"
Cheering from Georgia,
letter from Western Georgia 10 the Standard Of The
Union, states II ae the general impression, that Judge
rokee counties, his majority Dougherty will BET
thousand more than Schey Gilmer-und that our
majority in the Legislature joint ballot cannot be
less than 20.
T Within few days have sent statement of
their severn! accounts to delinquent subscribers that
they may forward the due, per mail, our risk =
prompt remittance Of all such balances while would
be but slight tax upon our numerous friends, ndiv
dually, would enable TO meet present engagements
we'll 10 be incurred for the benefit Of our
readers We cannot but earnestly bespeak the attention
Of all concerned, 10 matter of 80 much importance to
ourselves.
"THE SPRINGS We learn from gentleman Just from
the Salt Sulphur, that there al that place So
the Red lS0-at the Blue l20-at the Sweet Springs
I20--at the White full company-at Dbbrens Boat
the Alum Springs So We not able to state the
number at the Warm and Hot. The Enquirer informs
Us that there isa large and gay company at the Eau
quier White Sui phur "-Lerington Star, .7ug. 10.
The Warrenon Times OF Saturday says, that there
at least 500 Visitors at the Fauquer White Sulphur
MR.. BUCKINGHAM.
We refer our readers TO the Advertisement Of Mr..
Buckinghams Lectures on Egypt and Palestine or
the Holy Land in our per of to-day. The introduce
tory Lecture delivered las, evening in the Presby
terrain Church Shockoe Hill, and the Regular Course
will be entered To Night, and continued throughout
the week.
Mr. B is The distinguished Traveller whose Lectures
in the Northern cities and in New Orleans and Charles
on have attracted much attention and such numerous
audiences.
NJ Mr. Gilmore Of s. Carolina has resigned his seat
n Cong ress.
"a LOuisan, the Rives Louisa dinner, will appear
on Friday.