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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

effects smite ever, portion oi the soeial ho'l
Nor should II escape the rrrfess natives ol a itse
people. that II Is lie intelligent cusaioI 4"
whom liberty. an, crisis OF difficulty. refers sshef
safest champions. All OF which respectfully sub
siiicd.
Rtsoirea, Tia, the Society requests each paper !"
the State TO insert thr foregoing memorial
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TWENTY ACRES,

lying on he Forest road aud adjoining The above
mentioned TRACT, nearly half Of which heavily
llmbered. the balance recently cleafed. On tins
Tract there is a good. DWELLING HOUSE
Thus Is of the best stands the Forest road for
blacksmith sbop, wheelwnght shop aud Wagon
yard IT the FIST good spring latter leaving Lynch
buIg,) which Is convenient In the road.
-auuLl1n. Il A tIr cnnLa.n,nn
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HOb-EFOHSe Hotel.

EAmH The present occupant, Capt. f.. Pate be-
--1--A- ING DESTROYS to TO the country, pos
session will be gwen by him at any time.
The subscriber believes most profitable business
may be done with this house, and he ANXIOUS to
establish lis reputation permanently, very ativanta-
geous bargain may be had, if immediate application
be made TO Jordan Anthony, Esq in Buchanan, at
the Bank OF Virginia 10 himselfi in Richmond.
JOHN HOBSON.
4Buchanan. Oct 3 3w-w3w
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To Rebecoa Ho"el, Sarah Arthur, Adam N.u,,
and Polly his vile, James Norton and Nancy
wife, Thomas Dixon, Polly Newman William
Harrison and Lucy his wife, Henry Arlhu, ,,I
Sarah his wife, Clark Newman, Bailey N,wm''
William Meade and Elizabeth his nifs, Ebu1
Towler. James fowler AbsaIom fowler. R,rG
ard Goad aud Nancy his wife, Thomas Thomp~.
and Jane his wife, Lewis Bennett and Poll, h
wife, Mourning Robertson. Thomas Goai md
Sally hio wife, Abednego Bays and France, he,
wife, Shadack Shockley, Polly Shockley and Al.
SALON. Shockley
HNAKE NOTlCE-that we will, on the 2G,b A.,
l. of November next, between the rising and ~
ting of the sun, AT the dwelling house vi MrredL
Dixon. in the county OF GIeenup. State OF kenue,,
take The dispositions Of William Dixon and Other
and If not take that day will be taken on the 29
day of the same month, at the same place; and
not taken on that day, will be taken the 9Th day nj
December next, at the same place; and. al eilh,,
time, continue from day to day until completed
which dispositions, when taken, will be read as ,,
dence 10 a suit 10 chancery, now depending and Nm.
determined in the Circuit Superior Coun Of Law
aud Chaucery holden for the county of Bedlon
wherein you are plaintiffs aud we and others are d.,
PENDANTS when and where you can attend. should
you think proper GEORGE PARKER
STEPHEN MARTIN.
DANIEL &. EDWARDS
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FOR LEASE OR RENT.
The w aslliugton aOfel Eynchbsrg, Va,

f~--as TIL is well known stand, with twenty three
Ei1il rooms, sufficient for forty beds, with good
-L..A stables, aida fine well OF wafer the lot, is
for rent and possession given the l2h Of Decem-
Der next. There is at this time fine OF custom
to the house, not surpassed by any IN the place.
Any person wishing 10 rent will please call and see
the property or address either oil The subscribers AT
Lynchbutg. MAURICE LANGHORNE, Jr
JAMES NJ. LANGHORNE.
Orf 81 VIA
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NOTICE.

1--WE undersigned Is now ready to receive wheat.
during the season for which he will pay the
highest cash Price. To prevent misunderstanding
he now informs his friends and the public generality
that IN every case where wheat is sent to the MILL
and no prlce agreed upon, it IL stored in the Min
at the risk of the planter long the prce remains
unsettled, rs he SONY MILLER, and nol an insn-
fef against hte water, &c. ALIEN. MuNDY.
Aug IA
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Oct. 10
Encourage your own Manufaciure.


nOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
~ MANUFACTURERS of your town encoun.
ged, by buying your HATS, of the SUBSCRIBE.
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured BY our.
selves, IN tile town of Lynchburg, shall not b. nl,
riotto any and being determined TO sell low for
cash, we hope, therefore, the advantage We offer To
our customers, will be appreciated by the public
and as there will be credit IN business, good
customers will not have to pay foi bad ones. We
have just re ceved good Stock Of
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
Winch will be made up in the neatest manner BY
first rate worknen. We also receiving a gsJd
assortment of ladies' and sentemen's Shoes, men,
and boys fine Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, some
OF superior quality. All ofwhch will be sold low
for cash only. DINkLE q RUMBOUGH.
fine assortment OF Ladies and Gentlemen,
3 III o 4 $ also good assortment of Haten'
Trimmings.
Nov. % wl2m
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.y'OYECE.

4 GENERAL MEETING OF the Stockholders
~ IN the Lyuohbutg aud Bufiaoe Springs Tutn-
pike Company will be held At Pedlm Mills in the
county oil Amherst, on the ftst Monday in Novem.
Der next {. CARTER, Secretary,
l.. x Il. S. T. {.
Oct Il IN
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The -der OF the Huslins don Tenn. Advers,
cites the annexed lines from PoIloek's Course
Tune as singnlarly applicable 10 Henry Clay W
certainly never sas a quotation applied e.o'e Justl
sud fslicitous,
The man, Who, in the Senate House,
wachfal, aniired, unbrtcd, aud unoouupi
Aud party only to tho common veal,
In virtues awful rage, pleaded ior right
With truth -csr, aud argument strong
With action : SINCERE, and tone so loud
And dser, made the dospoi qunks behind
Ills adamantns gates, and every JoinI
In terror, snls ls fellow Joint relaxed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

IVORY KNIVES & FORKS IN SETS,
Il Patent Coffee Pots, and Steak Dishes.
Plated Candlesiicks, Shutters and trays.
Andifons, Tenders, and Shovel aud Topps
Just received aud for sale by
ii. B. RICHARDS.
Sept 10
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One Hundred and Eighty-threc
a. IL T. =.

lying on Ivy creek IN Bedford county within hall
a mile OF the Tract last described. 1t is well watered
and contains IA sufficient quantity OF WOOD LAND
Tor the support Of the pace.-Sxty Acres of this
Tract is FIST tate o~ground aud the upland is now
IN a good Stale of improvement.
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1t Is estimSlcd 10y tho Memphis (rcnn) Enquirer
that the farmers IN that section of country have
saved this season The sum Of seventy five thousand
dollars. This saving has been effected by ialsinp
their own bread aud meat, instead of buylng these
neccssaties OF life iiom their up-country neiehbors
The Enquirer says; The country teens with gen
etal abundance, Every farmer, and indeed all
Others, are eating bread from wheat raised among
themselves. OF good and sweet quality. The
hard times hive really forced the blessings of indus
Try aud economy upon people loath to entertain
them al their own free will. The same re-
marks afe tfuo and applicable 10 large section OF
Mississippi. he starvation OF 1887 aud 1888 has
taught most OF The planters the expcdiency OF RAJ,
sing then own corn aud provisions. Indeed expert
ence has shown that II Is cheaper Tor the planter to
raise his suppeshanlo purchase them at any pr,cc
hand can always cultivate much cotton ~ h. can
pick out, aud nj the same time MI sulheiency OF
corn 10, the wants ol the Plantation
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GOOD AND EVIL.

The "unmixed good which many are seeking,
can never he found. The following stsnza from the
kuckefboeker hints, too that scarcely deslrA-
bic.
-Tbe cams ofie without the storms,
WIRE but a stsgnant pool
One long but li.iless holiday,
? Robbed Of its tho school.
JOY for her truest tablet takes,
some sorru~. parting STROUD
Aud paint. her richest, brightest hues,
Like iris on coud.a
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
ID UNAWAY from the subscriber the 9TH
4 4 lust. his man
HAlgUcH1h
EDsF VeED,

bright mulatto, between thirty and thirty five years
Of age, about six feet high, heavy built with large
whiskers, which for leai of apprehension may have
been uken off, he has some grey hairs about his
locks and breast, his hair very lhinon the top OF
his head, has lost two Of his upper front teeth,
aud is a carpenter by trade. lie had on when he left
home OF brown wooden jeans he also had
other clothing with him, hair cap and white fur hat.
| will give the above reward il taken out OF the
State twenty dollars II taken over 25 miles from
home, and dollars # under that distance. if de-
lvered TO me. OF lodged in any jail so that get HIM
again. hunk 1t likely he will aim to ct 10 the
State of Ohio. JNO. A. SCRUGGS,
near New Glasgow,
Amherst Co. Va.
- The kandwha Gazette will insert the above
Tor payment.
Oct. II wis
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nonafs Vegetable Life Pill and Pho
nix BitterS

rENlE universal estma ion in which the celebrated Life Phi
and Phenix Bittcrs are held is sasfac orily dcmon,a
led by the increasing demand for them State and
hoh OF Tue Con aud by the voluntary testimonials to THERE
afkabe efficacy which every where offered. 1t is act
less from deeply gratifying confidence that they t
means OF extensive and nestmable good among his afflicted
creatures, than from the interested considerations that the
proprietor OF these Pre-emnenty successful medicines de-
sirous OF keeping them constantly before the public The
sale OF every additional box and bottle is guarantee that
some persons will be relieved from a greater or less de-
gree suffering and be improved in general health for no
case OF suffering from disease they be taken in yunle
proprietor has known been informed of
IN which they have tailed do good the obstinate
cases OF chronic diseases, such chronic dyspepsia, torpid
liver rheumatism, asthma, aud bilious headache,
veness piles, general debility, scroous swelngs and H.
GERS scurvy salt rheum and all other chronic the
organs and membranes, they effect with rapidty and per
manency which few persons would Theoretically believe but
to winch thousands have testified from happy experience
In colds and coughs, which, if neglected, supenduce tie
mos aa' diseases on the lungs and indeed the ycera gen
efa these medicines If taken but for three four days ne
! fail %
AIKEN at night they the insensihe per'ru&
ana so relieve the Of febrie and iecuenfo Oh
s"etons as to produce delightful OF c0ma'
cenee IN the morning. and though the usual symptoms or
cou should partially return during the day. the repetition o
suitable dose at the hour will almost nSs
Oily eject permanent relief without further aid, Their eht
% ICES o. more acute and violent kind not less sun
ana speedy taken IN proporonabe quantity md persons
retiring 10 bed with nhaniaory symptoms of the alarm
~ KIND VIII awake with the gratifying consciousness u
e eree enemy has been Oyerrown and easily be SUD
dued In the wav viscera turgesence though long e.
teb,shed and vsceral inhommaons however critical WI
yedihe former to small and the latter large doses o'
Lie Pills and so also hystecal affections hypochoudna
Ism re1tessncss and very many other varieties othe Ne9
ers Full directions for the of these medicines, aaa
showing their distinctive applcabl, different complains
accompany them and they can he otaed esalc and
eth 90 Broadway, where certificates OF then W
paralleled success are always open to inspection. 49,
additional particulars Of the above medicine, see NOR
Ia GOOD Samaritan, copy OF which accompanies wv
nodcne; acopy also he obtained the different Agn'
who have the medicines for sale.
All post paid letters will receive immediate ntion.
Prepared and sold by WIN. d. MoFFAT, 375 Broadway
ACES Tl,aI &c, ,ls nTm
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C.1SH FOR Bv.zzE.91.

TIVE STApLETON MILLS, are now. pre-
i pared to receive WHEAT, for which the un-
designed will give the hughes. cash prices during the
season. DAVID STAPLES.
july ID
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SEI.E.v HU.S.DRED .ICRES

living IN Campbell county. on the Forest road, about
lso anJ half three miles from Lynchbnrg,
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
VI which is heavily timhered Tobacco Land. mol
supposedly any M the county and the cleared Land
generally sei, good heart This Land lies reinar-
kably well. aud Is abundaniy warered. The improve
menls are excellent being all new. consisting Of a
large aud well flushed DWELLING HOUSE.
s-s, together with Meat House, Ice House, sysss,
tlniI Dduy knehen, Weaving House. and iii
-LA..A- large Bee House. IN which the Bees LA-A
are N full operation without hives, and all o.
ihef Out Houses necessary. On this TRACT there
Is another settlement, Consisting OF good Dwelling
House aud all necessary appuueOauces there is
a sniliciency OF fich MEADOW LAND foi the use
OF the FARM. and an abundance OF almost all
kinds Of Fruits which The climate will justly.
Within the immediate negbbofhood there are sever
al Blacksmith Shops, Wbeewrght Shops, Saw aud
Gnst Mills. Persons wishing 10 engage IN the
manufacturing of Silk would do well TO call mud
see this property as they might here enter into that
business with but slight additional expense.
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TO GoNTItACrOVS

VAST STEEL, every bar warranted,
~ Canal Shuvels, do
Nail Rods aud other Iron for sale hy
Ii. b. RICHARDS
Oct. In :.
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From The lparreaton { Ia Times. oct. 10.

The subjo'ned adde's, Of the Agricultural Society
OF Aibeusie, lss document ol great interest TO ths
,oau'ry. We hope The Society will meet with legs
lauye encouragement.
august 5h, 1889
Al an adjourned meeting Of the Agricultural So
eiet, 81 Albemsile, James Barbour, sent William
L, Rfes aud fiank Car, were appointed Com
niiiss 10 draft memorial 10 The Legislature OF Ntr
gina, prgng upon thai body the establishment Of a
Board OF Agriculture Tor The State and circulate
safd memorial tHsfeby sotcning the operation vi
those friendly 10 ITS Object. FRANK CARR,
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.vlOrHS .VSssIftcUugiS,
4 TIE SUBSCRIBERS are agents Tor The sal,
n OF large number of the genuine
MOrus MuIticauIis Cuttings and usOots

MOTHS WUItIcHNIIS CUtiinES and ROOts,
OF the present years growth. They are from n
very unusually nourishng nursery, in The adjoining
county OF Buckingham, and The trees are OF uncom-
monty vigorous growth, many of them on The LIST
inst. measuring from 81 to feet in height The
cutivator, Kew. J. s. Armstead. secured IN the pre-
sent nnproluons season, the growth Of serenity Gre
trees Ion every hundred single buds planted. He
warrants the genuneness of the trees and the ma,ui-
~ OF all the wood which he sells. The cuttings and
roots will be ready FOR delivery early in November
Application to us, post paid, will be promptly at
tended to. WILLIAMS & VICTOR
July Is y4w if otsof
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.uEDlG.EL (OLEEGE.
In Richmond, Virgiui:l.

INllE next Winter Term OF Lectures in the NJ ed
zeal Department of llampden Sydney College,
AZ Richmond, will commence Gu MONDAY October
2lst, $3.50, and continue until the last of February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. d. Professor of Surgery
aud Surgical Anatomy.
JNO. CULLEN, NJ. ID. Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
TIL, JOHNSON, NJ ID. Professor Of ANATOMY and
Physiology
l.. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. ID. Professor OF
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
X. l.. BOllANNAN, NJ. ID. Professor OF Obstetrics
and the Diseases Of Women and Children.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. d. Professor OF Chem
isry aud Pharmacy.
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GENTLEMEN will find M Hunt & M,uips :,
~ hne assortment OF
Superior plain aud coourod Satin Stocks
Do do do Bombazlne do
Linen Colats. all Patterns
Black aud cooured Goat Skin Gloves very
superior.
Sept % Ia
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TlSllST SALE.

virtue oil "A deed of Trust executed to the sub
- scribef or certain purposes, therein toned.
by Lewis Long, bearing date the 26lh day OF
september. 1893, and duly recorded in the Clerk $
Once OF Graysan County Court, will be sold, Mt pub
he auction. to The highest bidder Tor ready money!
on the premises, on Thursday the 3lst day OF Oco-
her
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". OIICE,

1--WE subscriber wishes to rent, 10 good tenant,
L for term o years. that large and commodous
Tavern House in Buchanan called
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lying aud being in the County OF Grayson, on the
waters OF Elm and Peach Bottom Creeks, containing
SIX hundred acres more OF less including the
plantation wherein The sand Lewis Long now lives
and also NINE MlLCH COWS.-The subscriber
acting as Trustee will convey only such tile to the
two tracts OF Land aforesaid as is vested IN him by
virtue OF the deed Of Trust aforesaid.
JEREMIAH JENNINGS, Trustee
Sept 80 t21o
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HUNT ~ .M1RTK.y.
OPPOSITE THE Posi- OrFIcf1
II Az received their stock of STAPLE &
Il FANCY y

Groceries, Hats. Caps &c
wh'eh Is large and desirable and shall be sold for
oash OF To punctual dealers time, AT prices thai
WI, .et'ahy give entire satisfaction. Their friends
their stock. " "o
Oct. 81
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ISL received supply Of Lamp Oil, price lowe,
~ than usual Also, the Patent Gas Liz h. prepar
Gu ana sou al H. LATHAM'S
Sept 10
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DIRECTORS.

. adyd h. Ediey, Elijah Fletcher,
John liollns, Maurice Langhorne,
samuel McCorhle, Thomas Ferguson,
Jesse Hare. Maurice II Garland,
Samuel Garland, Chas. l.. Mosby
Jno. NJ. Warwick, Saml. PoIndexler
). IL. Davis, Chas w. Christian,
Jas. l.. Clayter, Geo ID. Davis,
Jas. w. Morgan, David w. Burton,
John Early, John Ii. Patterson,
Robert TnsIey,
JOHN &. MEM, President
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, Seeretarg.
JOHN w YOUNG, Treasurer.
GEO. w. TURNER. Cashier.
n u wI2m
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~ Superior assortment, jus, opened. for sale by
ii. Il. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 -
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The College intifmary, attached to the College
Buiding, has been IN successful operation for the
last eight months and furnishes constantly num-
Der OF interesting Medical and Surgical Cases-to
which the Student has access nj all hours
The College intfmafS, togeiter with the Aims
House. PenUentiaiy and Armory, (Which are under
the char2e oitwo of the Prolcssors) will afford the
student an opportunity OF Witnessing the various dis
eases incident to Southern climate. The abundance
OF maeralsior Anatomical purposes, and the reduc ed
prce al which theyare furnished will enable the Stu
dent Ia acquire an intimate knowledge of the Ana,o-
my OF the human body, and the use of Surgical In
struments.
During the last Winter Course Of Lectures from
the number OF Surgical Cases admitted into the
lnhrmary, the Professor of Surgery was enabled TO
exhibit before the class, nearly all the important Sur
gical operations upon the Hring subject and from
the increasing popularity of the Infrmary there is
reason To believe that hereafter the Surgical Case.
IN the House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding. including fuel lights SERVANTS
attendance. &c can be obtained 10 this civ for four
dollars per week.
We are authorised to state that a fun Course oC
Lectures IN this Institution will be received as e.
qnlvalent TO one IN the following Medical Schools
University OF Pennsy lyanIa Jefferson Medical Col
lege ofPhiladelpha; Medical College of the Stare
OF South Carolina; Tfannsylyania University Lex.
ington, Ky; University Of Maryland &c &c
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Di.sect-
ing Rooms of the College ON the first of October
AUG'S. l.. WARNER NJ D..
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
Richmond Nav -
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LA
Smiths Tools, ,CUrr0,,fed.

A NVlLS, Vices and Bellows all warranied-
"a For sale by II. b. RICHARDS.
Oct. 3 -
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Oct. 7
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

une -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-18
MONEY MARKET-CITY NEWS.

Nfw YORK. Oct "a large amount of Post Notes
drawn by The United Staes Bonk, in Pennsy lvania
dated 9Th May monihs. payable in New York. are due
TO day, and riu be protested aithree o'clock.
The United States Bank has given notice that they
will not pay the
An unpleasant runner in Wall street TO day; and thai is
thu, the Post Notes Of The United States Bank payable
in this city and due to-day, promptly II is
certain that they ale not paid at this hour The day
however, is not passed, and they may be me, after all
The bank notes Of The U. s. Bank and all others in
Philadelphia. not received on depnsite TO day This
ia not wonderful, and yet is great disappointment
Those interested in getting down stocks have circulated
rumors of every description that shall not
repea,, as few hours will test their accuracy
The banks every where are Strengthening themselves
by increasing their souni OF specie. The Stale Bank
OF Alabama has added Slf7 600 to its stock There
great amounts, We learn, daily coming to, and leaving
our city The ship ranthea. for our port, from New
orleans has on board about $300.OO0 specie, from ST.
Louis, anu probably on account of Government
30etofk,-The excitement in Wall street has been
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GLoR,ors VIcroRY We subjnin returns oil y'st'
day election sufficient TO enable 10 arrive at the g
neral result in the city and county Of Phtiadrpha In
The county il will be perceived that thanks TO The che
owen IN roruery by the wholesome provisions .! Ne
New Election Law, have carried almost every u.s.
irct the exceptions being slight as scarcely o"iu
notice y the Northern Liberties, where our opponents
by process which it is unnecessary I" explain 81 r'
sent ha We been in The habit of prete ndng 10 maif
of thousand and upwards the real vote IS now shs"I
by a Democratic ajority Of over eight hurdred IN
Spring Garden the Democrats have triumphed by ANA
inry of about two hundred and fifteen; IN this dIs''
also the Federal trcks'ers have made pfa", CO he's;
toore give themselves majority OF from three 10
four hundred But is unnecessary 10 vel! upon ''
point we shall probably have occasion 10 r'cu 10 "
more fully hereafter 1t is sufficient Ia state mat 49,
PbiIadelp ha county have carried our Assembly tc"
by about 600 ms oriiy, and that the entire Drnor
tic ticket for city aud county Officers is ELECTED ~
Iarne m,nr,;: Tn" glorious result is To be a'.rtb.l
To the fair and honest mode OF conducting -!ealo0s
having inspectors present from each political parry
In the city our opponents have succeeded by gt~i'
" reduced majority Last year the federal ma"ry 49,
about inui thousand and now II IS not more man hi
that amount. The majority Of Spackman over Mhe o'
the Senate is only about 1900 1t will likewise BE- s
tina, The majority of Col. Swift MIR. Kane iI "
NayoraIty is 10 more than forty nine These Two c'h
dida,es therefore will be returned 10 the CouurIs %
Tuesday next when Col Swift will be elected Mayo
the Councils for The ensuing year. there having Ueen u"
choice by the people. >,
The election yesterday, though great interest was W
in it by the public, passed of IN the most orderly "
gratifying manner The fnPness of the weahrf or"
larue numbers TO the polls hut Notwithstanding we
ci,emenl we have not heard Of the occurrence Ui W.
slightest disturbance. Pennsy leanian.