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eherchf case of Grim. con. will be tried. We have
been let into little Of the secret history Of the af
fair The happy gallant is lieutenant in the U. $.
service. The injured husband 10 one Of those
old men who persist in having young, handsome and
talented ladies to them ,chen they sick.
Taere is a curious coincidence between this affair
and the last trial Of the kind, in much the
gallant officer aud the fair lady were traced by a
friend Of the family to several hotels Long Island
and il is highly probable that the very same bar
keepers and chamber maids from Oyster Bay aud
Hicksvie who were in Court then, will have TO give
testimony for this plaintiff
That bill has been filed in Chancery TO obtain a
divorce for young scion, Of well known and very
ancient family, whose possessions lie up the North
River. The young gentleman alluded to got married
without the consent Of his papa and mamma to Of
the chamber maids. The family say they tried to
make lady Of the bride, but failed, and they new
going 10 make their young hopeful appear TO have
been non compos msnfis, by way Of getting rid Of
her The opinion Of Court Of Equity on this nice
point will be worth having
That the Comptroller will he removed, and that
the Clerk &c the Common Council will not That
Alfred Smith, formerly Assistant Alderman, is to
have the office, as a bonnie boushe TO the locofocos
proper IL they will most graciously permit Mr. Boil
ton to remain as the Clerk of the Common Council.
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Ei3Ill!3:; H!lEA'

Wiz Immense aud lnerrs.,..
these Pills, IL another p,oof Z ssoP ,r q
billy Of the old adare. Tia, ,,@,s : VIC MALL.
and vii prevail" Other pil. ~ peaceful
b'a DR.. Peters are purchased and e,, Pu', pulled
commended enlii the demand s, r ,, 'he n.
conc almost universal Nehi has b.
" fs's's "oald impres, M, s.,
pno''e' that his pills arc 10, a,sa 49, u'on ihe
bet scientific eompoane u .,n,..is. - %ss.u'einc
eesn The result " many scar, ,s,sr.1 "'ieh las
to profession "a Which be "a. ,,,.i fi.lfst''a
sas hence = q a. popular 9Th d, so, .,-' e's
y e. y ~ TIC Feopls a, large. s''-' 'aeal'
One 81 the many peculiar Y,,t.,.ra
'sh'r PITS =, sAa, ' hile srry psw,,f,, -, 'tee.
tdert' they a'r pailieularty mid 49, . y Hf''
thsir aei'oa uhhkr Tbs ser,t.bl, = ,is1 cue IN
their appl'cAu0a is beys, as,rnstd IN ,s'''l''
gtip,hs. 'A 'a4'es y
fs'sts' Vegetable Pill. arc nom ,..,.4,.,
these ~ho have lad as o,gofsesr, !, =. y
aesa 'esit usr,t., a. "a ,a,s,,ast, pI'f,, rue
BLESSING. iObAlC
NHhoai an ssesp,iOa IN uyc "a, e-..,..
u's1ie'as has spfsad wigh sgel f.u,4.s, ~. y g
saeh universal sailslstiss. s''a
Prepared BY Jo~sph Ptse.,i, Pa. N n
~ lstssty sssest Asw iash. E.sbss,.''..,,..'''
~ Pais. fisos 80 usuis. -'''''
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ICE.


q II ILk~ u Administrator hsginy been
u gfaatd p lue suhseTiber. u tie last Term
q re- Comfy Court. Ia tie Estate Of William, s..
Long, see'd- ~ pe'sDns indebted to sid E,.'ate
O Natf' bS9t Aceaou., o. ofheraipe, sfe hereby
n@"hee uist ufaess tbcg make s,tllsnlcf, durisg
tie Term q our 0sai Superior Court. sqitV,l ~
brought v aaout respect u persons. Also 81 per.
sons hasng eaiois agsinst aid Esiatssre request.
e. p ~ eoi them Immediately. Or tins n.;ce ii
b. sl,af 10 bar
"a Sale Of the property Of tho said
w De " long. decd. all take plaee on the al
cay Z seFetIbef nezi, u he late fes.aenee in "a.
Tow u nartotte. consisting u
r. rerg fae Bipoded Hayes, Coale.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Ltcrory Of Boots. DC. dc.
I'f ~4-ei khown % d.g sale
II &, OWENS, Admir-
avg =, 1853. 1865
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NOTICE.

z WILL sell nv Paaia'saa.
a. .Irss u lltag urss piis, No,,5ae.,
Eg-Iili - & Casrlstts. eanlaiosqa z-9 Acre.
f""asfzss<&s gs,o land. m,,l iugto,-d. uiii. !
5 NJ 20 lae 9'acs Persons gtsbug 10 yo-.
etssr laat II thiA County ao1ld q IN e. eall
and - 7.y lsnd. ! as, ~ ernest. a. intend to
move % lie aert 10 O-toblf ner,
y SMITH
Avg y, 1880 4G4f
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CoacIlnaking Business
Lumber w anied.

VIE saascriber wishes 70 pltcdase 4 qusnts-
E q g La@h<r suits o. ~, Coach Making,
So = ~, : 1lar, OAK ed IIahos rcsd, Torn.
e. = II stl.h ver, liberal prlCe AL se
give, eslvcazly ]. - etro 4
CHARLES 0TERMAN.
Ar - l-S3. &G4f
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STATE OF NORTH cAROLLNA,
MECkLENBuRG COUNTY.
Court IF Pleas and Qaar;a Sessions, ia
" Term, 1889.
William Cook .


The Heirs a, Law of John Allen, ju'. deed. J y
4 / appearing To the satisfaction Of the Court,
Il tina, james Cook and Sarah his wife. William
Allen, Thos. Allen, Josiah Alien Margaret Cook.
josiah W iison and Mary his wile, Eli Morrow
aud Mary h,s wife, aud the heirs al las OF John
Aleu, sen. deed. not inhabllantS OF this State
Ordered, therefore, that publication Be made sly
weeks IN the Charlotte JnufnSl, that unless The
above named heirs al law Of John Allen jun. ap.
pear al the neat Court .. Pleas and Quarter SEES.
siSus, to be held for lhe County OF heekicnburg
at The COurt-ilouse N Charlotte, on the 4th Mon-
day IN October uoxt sad plead. answer or dvmur,
l0dgmen. BY dciaoh viii b. entered sgains, them.
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk OF our said Court,
!, Office, the 4;h Monday in July lsS9.
d. OATES, c. &C.
Price adv. So. tt61
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10000 genuine Morus Multi
cauiis for sale.

49, ''nE subscribe, .s,i !, aos y. prepare, rep
VE livery Of shl. vAaabsr troc flor feed
tpg the slik W0fm) 10 thu lall A.
there has b,cu and s,tll ~ill Be many
frauds practieed upon lac unsusPcciiug, The sub
scrlber WARRANTS those noS Offered be ol gae &c.
hume sina, his orig nal stock oblainse from
GIDEON d saith. Of Daltimofe, nine years ago aud
are part Of the tree that that gen,lensh has sf<-
Ken often ab0ut IN hs writings, icing the ifs, ewes
broug b. to the uuned Ss4lrs. Tie urc has bstn
gros ug IN an cxpostd situation sine- fret ohiaiu
ed. and being noW soclinatcd - prvierabh 10 ,huae
latcly introduced into the cuuplry teal also D.
cultivated b. n'yself the pfrsent year ard every
care ~ BE- ,sken 10 render hf tree good and rve.
~ necessary instruction gwen 10 poIcl4rsgs up-a
the cultivation 0i The sAme ~ the Ifes Z. 80 Rfrag
demand ARD the season about 10 chsr isf ubtatutng
,. this ycar, thuse vs.hln 70 parchs.c Neu!d D.
wcIi TO sp,ak IN iihN, ard that thyrr may b. Dis
appointments ,sgular -, ut.I be kcpl aad ibs
advertisements diseositHasd soon ~ the nau,h<r
abose.uamsd 8. tasrs o. The sabscftbsr all
also n1akt engagements ior Sea thauashd sit.k
WORM EGt,S IT The ane.g spgf1ytd kint aoa t,d
The y ufWs I.i h. led exclusively uFan lbs Mogas
Malueapiis. A. ruuimuascsflcns b. maxi naust
< pct paid and al. o;de,, n1a.i Is accompanied
y cash.
J. +. FRfTCHARD.
FIT On 1119. l5-8
n q Per.es,s arr invited q r uaat ses the tree
Fbiie rrO~ ihg snt ja1ss w lhea.ssbs,.
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STATE or NORTH. CAROLINA,
MEckLENHURG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, ia.
ly Term, 1889.
David pAt&s

The Hers at Law OF john Allen, jun. dse'd I
& l appearing to the satisfaction Vi The Court,
II that james Cock and sarah his w,'c, William
Allen, Thos. Al!sn, Josah Alien, Mafgarri Cock,
josiah Wilson and Mary his wife, TIA MaftSw
ana Mary bis w,tr and tbs heirs a, law ut John
Alien, sen deed are not iubat OF thss State
Oranea, hrefgs, that pub,ieai.an be- made az
weeks m The Charlotte Journal, that unless ,ae
aboye named heirs Al !ao ~ John Alien. Jon ag-
Poas al The next Ooar. .! Pleas AT Qaar,cS So
sions, 10 he htli 90 lhc County Of heck sntgsg
a 'he Coafl tlouse IN Charlotte, On The lyh Moo
dty 10 Ocioevf ugs,, aaG plead, answer o. Gensur,
judgment b. tctAuh sill b entered skairst them.
Ntiaes., Brals uaies, Clerk u our said CoatL
Al che, he ID M0ndsy is Juy, l-59
b. OAIfS. e { {.
Plice aas a67
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SIA3E or NORTH CAROLiNA.

Court II Pea, ara q ayffr Missions. ia.
y Trrm, 1889.
SAm!. 4 Davis, .su., ot waNsr DAVIS, J g.,
Andres l. Dawes NtA''
Levied on tract Of LAID. . ing On ths sa,sr, u
y ai2'gs Iuek. Vi mirg ihr I-nLs VI Jas II.
lHs John " h. and pt..rfs--alss "a desen.
dant,s interest th a negro Y namtd sasomoa, Ia
toe posses,t.a 8. Hlft DAVIS
appearing u thr .4iisi4ction o. The Coat.
n thil he o. eaeaat J. uot aa snh4bltaat Va ih8s
safe. Oras5ys. iktrs .sfs laf ygs5s ai,as b- uas-
az stse H. q w Charlotte Jsltu4I. thst saless be-
apgea' a. ~ rex Couft q Z 8. ss4U afgsf Scs-
'tan, g q held - be Cauafy n n, -seabafs AZ
"a, t.aCfi liuu.e is Z aarlat r. ~ tas la Noeday
BE- o. as.f t.tt, an g.ss.. art~st, % 81 mar
y-dths hT aas4a3 aitl " entered 4gaiast hga,.
Hracss ~. ,St+. Clrsk u anr ,atd Court
a. OIer ihr 90 Mseda, "a july 1870
q OATES e 4. c.
Pf-t ity q tls5
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ful and At the same time the most sublime scene
ever saw. know thai you will be delighted with H.,
and floquenll, wished thai You were present TO en-
10y the scenery as saw II, in all the majesty ot
nature and yetduie OF spung. The atmosphere vas
charged with tie most delightful perlume-and ev
cry shrub every hill and every flower seemed 10 ex
lend \ welcome TO the weary traveller. never ex-
pscIed to realize your eloquent itsc,iI tons Of Tex
~. ull | saw tie lands of the upper Colorado.
There are hundreds Of The most beautiful sites for
building round the level and Rome itself with all
It's famous hills. could not have surpassed the natu-
raj scenery OF Waterloo. When have a better op-
pouunity will send YOU a landscape OF the spot and
surrounding county.
The frontier Is quiet aud perfectly safe. The
valley from Ia Grange 10 the mountains presents
beautiful prospect Ia the eye Of tho traveller All
fears Of an Indian invasion arr now disspated, and
the people actively employed IN planting and
tending their crops. The inhabitants say thai they
have not fell safe IN three years. Bnrleson has
aeled like hero ard a skilful officer. lie has de-
featcd the Indians and routed The Mexicans. all with
out expense 10 government or injury TO the plant.
mr. interest.
The new civ is Is have the name Of AUSTIN.
afte the founder of the first colony that cmgraed
iiom this country TO Texas.
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immense extent Of this vast terriiofs-ils boundtss
rh,sicaI ,tsoufces-fs sihi endous political power
and the prandeB, of its position IN the family Of IA
tons hen, in the enjoyment oil peace win al the
void and in the careful and industrious cultivation
oflhe bonnlies aud blessings OF God, ii shall have
gone on 10 swell It's population to the extent Of the
hun reds Of millions. which 1t susian--to &c.
mrnt us widely distant, sections By rail roads aud
canals-io instruct aud enlighten its peope-io daW
more closely together the bonds OF political and
socia union unlll at length it exhibits the whole hom-
ispLere Of North America, one nation, united ioi
lis own welfare in peace, and united against whom.
soesrr may assail il Whether The vices aud
,n6rniiies Of human nature will allow such c'n-
summation, it weIs vain to pfephecs-but an ardent
perhaps over sang0ine raifofsG. will ever take
delight in aniciparg II a. The DESTINY of the Union,
that now stretches its undispuled territory from the
Atlantic 10 the Pacific seas.
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From The Lou1sian'an of May 6.
TEXAS.

We have received Houston papers of The och NJ,
One oil these journals contains an article nm tho .n
basSN which has lately been sent to Mcxico Go,, :, .
'etnment OF the republic THIS writer Justly in
ieis itom the attempt OF Gorosliza the Mexican So
feiaiy OF state To play oil an Of gross nton and
heachefS IN ms negotiations with Admiral Baudin
That nothing IS C be expected from the dIplomntic
mission OF eXas. Sdnta-Ana, who now holds III.
ielns OF power 10 Mexico Is personally lnin.ical IN
henefa' Lamar, the president of Texas because
Lamar wished TO visit upon Santa Ana's ne,.o,
"hie prisoner IN Texas the cruelties and ,uutd,,s
he had inflicted upon the Texan soldiers who had
been taken IN batlIe-Sauta Ana is a man unoo
whose GOOD iaith and good feeling no reliance can
ne placed Bustainente, the military chef saws RI,
houston Journal, IS known TO be our determine
enemy. nothing IS TO be anticipated from nepoc,,.
,'on WIN sucll government but what is exorted by
ear As to an acknowledgment Of the lndepen.
ueu1e VI ieAas, IT'S matter Of no moment whatever
""u't present circumstances. Acknowledged n,
no', Tue only security of Texian Independence lies
!" 'ne courage and PATRIOTISM OF her citizens The
oo"uue' OF 'ofosliza towards Admiral Baudln shows
"''' 'ie mexican government would deem no act nj
| ieeoehon binding. aud that they woulJ embr,r.
| re "'s' orponunny of violating it and of invading
ien's' u they thought they could do il wub eaert
WI al Hunt has resigned the office of Secre,a.
| ~ y, 'e Navy OF the republic of Texas II ia or,
'eu ina' me absolute necessity of ATTENDING Ia his
private AFFAIRS, which have been en,i,elv neaIoo,.J
dnfng Inc last three years, 10 the cause If ,esgn,
| ton. VI 'es'Sna-
! CAMP OF WELBERsrR's pp.,pu.
have Just returned from Waterloo the con,.,,
plated new seat oil government, which visited !,
company with General Bureson. Its the most b. an
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From NE Philadelphia Inquirer, Nay "a
OLD SCHOOL PRES3I TERRAIN general
ASSEM MIL

we suhJoin the important report by the Commit
tee on The state OF The Church 1t was finally ac-
cepted and adopted IN the form here published.
BE It Resolved by the General Assembly Of The
Presbyterian Church IN the United States Of Amer,
ca,
l. i hat Tins body considers itself and the Church
al large bound as both have been. not only willing
ou' "'Sous 10 ADJUST all tla ms against the corporate
properly OF tie Church, whether legal or equitable
IN the most prompt, fair and LIBERAL manner
= lhat tins is especially The case touching any
CLAIMS which may exist the part OF the four
synods oil Ctca Geneva, Gencssee, and Western
Reserve declared IN 1887 to be no part of the Pres
bylerIan church or the pant OF those who seceJ-
ed nom me Curch in 1898, the part of any bo
dy constituted out Of the hole or any part of
ments. And that IN regard 10 all and c,ch ,c ,h..
BODIES and persons, the Assembly will faithfulIv
auhefe TO any pledge OF promise, express or mpiei
winch IT can justly be construed ever TO have made.
ana WIN 'uihl every expectation which knowingly
allowed 10 be cherished
}. The Trustees Of the Assemble arc be,.b, a,
thorsed aud requested 10 do on the part of this As
senlhly, should occasion offer whatever is lawfuI
cohpe'eh ana eq able IN The premises, conformaole
TO the principles and in the manner heretofore land
uoWh III me minutes OF this Assembly for 1887 and
1850 so lar as relates TO the corporate property
C.u,cn' or any equities splingIng out Of the same
WIN reference To all institutions, corporations
congregations, and other persons or bodies in CON
neN'on WIN us but holding property for ecclesiast
oa' purposes or Tor religious and benevolent uses
which property is not subject 10 the control of the
Assembly, although the said persons ins,n,i,,s
or congregations may be--in all such cases where
uhc"',ies feIatins TO property have arisen or shall
arse IN consequence of the long and painr,l
u'so'ueis anu divisions IN our church. advise all
our members and friends to act on the pene,.l
principles heretofore laid down. and with the sn,,;,
oil .andoui, iorbearance, and equity which has dc,
ted this act 400 ''''"-
D Inc As5embi, reiteialc, the declara,io, tia,
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TALLAHASSEE, May 10.
INDIANS IN THE WEST.

Information has reached u.s. Of the destruction of
entire iarily on the Appalachacola liver oppo-
site Lola. The lmily consisted Of five persons as ~
Learn. whose bodies we're found the following day.
Immediately on lie spo where the house had been
buried the house and inmates were sumcd by
fire during the night-not soul Of the whites
capped A few miles further upon the river. boy
was KILLED about the same time. These atrocities
were committed, doubtless. by the Cleeh Indians
who have been for some time quarofed the north
ann OF ST. Andrews Bay.
These Indians will give the people of III, vps,
serious trouble during the approaching summer
hundred volunteers should be ralsrd and placed
IN the field west Of the Appalachlcola River IN
stanter. fSior
Dr. FR,Ncrs 5. BrArrIr of our CITY, has
been appointed Collector of the customs at ST.
Marks. IN
DIRECT 1MPORVATIONS
The ship Spring, from Liverpool, arrived at St
Marks on The 9Th inst, with full ca,co of English
goods consigned TO our townsman, X. II. Berry ESQ
l ms IS Tie inst importation dnec, in any port on
the coast OF FLORIDA, & augurs flr better for Southern
Commerce and for the establishment of direct
rade with Europe, than all the southern Con
veuuons which have been held. There can be no
difficulty, at least with us, in imnouinp on,
own coods-we hive that winch IS beIler than gold
or SILVER with winch 10 purchase them, aud it can
only have been for the lack of proper spirit olen.
teiprse that the merchants OF New York have here
toore realised both an exporting and importing pro-
III upon all which we glow and consume. The pat-
tern cards exhibit the most beautiful snecimens of
broad Cloths, Prints, MuSlins etc, which we are
informed, can be sold Is per cent lower than goods
OF the same description bought in New York
TIE CROPS.
We informed that the prosnecls for sune,ior
crops are now most promising. 1t is said there will
be more cotton made tins than has ever before
been raised aud gathered IN Florida H.
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uYNcuBURG, NAY 3o, 1879.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


We Ia, before our readers such additional returns
as have reached us since last publication
ALBEMARLE-Vaie w. Souihall and
Thomas ". Gilmer (Whgs)-re elected without
oppositlon-For Congress James Garland Com
900 Wm. F. Gordon (Loco) l64.-For State Sc
nate: Dr. Charles Cooke (Whig) 372, Tucker
Coles, (Loco) 142.
NELSON-Wm Massie lWhie) 346, Floyd L.
Whitehead Adm. and the late member) 203.-For
Congress. James Garland, 400, Gordon l27 for Sc
nate Cooke 1876, Coles l66.
FLUVANNA-BarctG Payne (Con) re cleo
ted 20 the II. Of ID. without opposition. For Con-
gress. (partial,) Garlan 162, Gordon 81.
AMHERST-Ed. A. Cabeis (Whig) majority
over DR.. Powell Uoco) l50-Garland's majority for
Congress over Gordon 2oe-Cocke's majority over
Coles fol Senate l55.
pITTSI LNANIA-The following is the state
Il, n, Il. I,Ila. inctC
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TTUTTT5VU
which fumoIs have appeared IN the newspapers.
- ApJuTANT GENfRAL's OFFICE,
Washington, Marco, s39.
With a,lew 10 the bette, instruction OF The troops
and improvement Of the discipline Of the Army,
such portions OF the Regiments OF Dragons, Artl-
lery. and Infantry may be withdrawn from the IL
stations without detrlncnt to other Interests Of The
service will be concentrated during the summer
months at snme convenient point best calculated for
Camp oil Instruction.
1Ee afduous and dcsultory service IN which the
troops have been So long engaged. the unavoidable
dismeo,bctment OF the Regiments aud separation OF
many officers from duty IN the line whllc employ
ed other service, could badly fail greatly 10 i'm
PAR the esprit ae corps Of the Army, as well as lis
discipline and Efficiency. These must be restored and
every proper efiul speedily made to place the
wee on foundation which Will ensure its steady aud
uniform Advancement.
The occasional con, cnfration Of companies Of the
same regiment, and the bfif gng together troops of
different where all the duties OF the officers and
soldiers oi the several corps Of the Army may be
snucily aud Systematically performed, from The
school Of die company the evulutlons OF the line
are necessary steps 10 be taken to effect his desirable
ameiordtInu.
Mayor General Soorr is charged with The forma
ton aud dfocllon oi the proposed Camp Of lnstruc-
uou, the immediate command ol winch will be as
signed 10 such officer n lie may designate. Ia
choosing position lpr the camp. regard will be had
10 heallh, eeaPness, and facility oi transportation,
both iuoops and supplies.
The Rules aud Regulations and established sys-
TENS ofeach arm Of service, viii be punciuaIly obser
we'd aud sirciy pracsed. and 10 Other than the PEE
scrlbed military dress viii be worn.
Alinecessary supplies and transportation will be
promptly furnished by the respective departments Of
TIC stall and two officers each branch of that seq
wee NJ" be ordered without delay 10 report 10 Major
oenelal SCOTT for duly At the Camp OF instruction.
By o'dtl Of The SLcRtrAnY OF WAR:
r. JONES, ddjatant General.
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u Capt. Coles is reelected by a majority of l03
FRANkLlN-A correspondent writes " The
Wings, you " i'll see, have succeeded for The House
OF Delegates by very small majority, though not
much less than was anticipated for some time plevi
to the day of trial 7 hey in fact deserve defeat
on account OF their apathy, for confident fthey
had turned out and cxer,ed half The zeal manifested
by the Administration party, the result would have
been very different"
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f0f congress-
John Hill tWhg) l5j % "a Ioo A., t7o
Daniel Wilson iAdm) 81 IS 81 80 "a 3}1
CHARLOFTE-Fo For II. Of D. WYATT C,rdwell
tWhlg) 365, DIR. Y. J. Garden (Adm0 327.-For
Congress, Hill $50, Wilson 325-.. the largest vote
(say' letter to the Editors, that has been given for
number OF years. The Democrats have left no
stone unlurned. The ding is now settled They
yield the point, and say that this is Wing county
They think that if $50 rigiance-nlen could not gain
Their point where they excrted their vigilance to the
extent, they had as well give up"
BOTETOURT.-We regre, to announce the
unexpected defeat of Col. Thomas Shapks (Conser
vatiVe) IN this county. letter from that county
says: Although The issue was based on the Sub
Treasury and Anti Sub the result has been dreren,
from the sentiments Of the peoples for am perfect
y satisfied, if the simple question were put to the
people tomorrow, Are you far o, against the Sub.
Treasury! thar decided majority wouId be in on
pos ton. Maj. Hannah is much of A gentleman.
aud IS esteemed by all, and lyerly believe no other
man IN the county could have gr0,ea Shanks. -
State ofthc polls:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Api25th-lhe Cotton Market still confines
Yer, quiet only moderate enquiry, and that III small
p ftels from tie trade; there Is also lule doing
Tor eXrotation; the sales Tuesday were 200 bales
2oo iot eNrfon; on Wednesday $500 bales aud to-
day loo bales. II decline of al pqt IN f,o,n Las,
weeks pflces. The arrivals since Tuesday. a.,
one vessel from Bombay, one from Bahia x one rom
Egypt.