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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04
JAMES LYONS,
Nov l3 51-,ds ANTH'Y ROBINSON, Jr.

XxTES rYIEW FOR SALEM consequence of bad health,
w subscriber offers that desirable residence for SALE
situated and half miles Northwest from Petersburg IN
Chesterfield County containing four hundred and seventy
acres nearly Woods and lies well for improving The
excellent yard, and delightful spring within short
distance Of the Dwelling House. This place Is remarkably
desirable situation cannot he found IN Virginia.
The the first of January ISL
There Wheat already seeded the Plantation
ALSO Meadow Of Herds Grass that is productive. For terms
apply the subscriber living the premises oipannl Lea
! Petersburg. IHoMAS Il. oLiN Fix.
/ Nov II 3S-st
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ROBERT HUDGIN, Clerk.
In1unLle Renl Estnle az Public auction.

FaluaLlc Real Estate at Public AUCTION.
tn n the above decree The undersigned Commission
ers will proceed sell the TRACTS OF LAND therein refer
red public auction the terms therein prescribed
The Tract OF LA contains 1861 ACRES by ancien
surveys aud susceptible three good Farms
viii be sol either separately suit purchasers Th
Estate known by the of BRANFELD The sale viii
be made on the Goth day Of November next the premises
TIL. Culpeper Tract Of LAND contains about 800 Acres,
by of SALT POND, and adjons the lands o
Wm b. Russ Col John Thorn and Masi Gee EsIrs The sale
of this Land viii he made Brandy public place near the pre-
misses Sd day u December Should the weather be
necmen either of the above named days. the sale will take
place the next fair day.
These very valuable Tracts Of Land generally known
particular description deemed unnecessary The
public invited examine the premises, and referred "a
Mr. Robert udrin the Bowling Green, Caroline County, for
more particular information.
THOMAS b. BARToN,)
JAMES a. SELDOM, Commissioners.
ROBERT HuDGIN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04
November llth, 1910.

ISARM FOR SAIE-l wish To sell the Windsor Farm in the
County OF Prince George, opposite the New Marke, Race
Course side Of the Town. extends down
Appon,attoS me aud the opposite side Is
bounded by leading City Point, The Farm contains
26 of excellent Meadow Land afdng two good
Crops of ay YEAR averaging than 500
year by sales Hay The of the Clover and Meadow Hay
since il was by ubscher has produced 20 bushels ul
wheat per acre. believed the Farm would average
bushels One this Of
clover fow without manure, produced 1000 lbs Of Sheave
There the Farm about 5000 Morris MutcanlIs
Trees large thrifty spare buildings for Cocoonerics
contains Orchard Of Pear Peach, Apple and
Cherry Trees ALSO Vineyard of about two acres containing
Is Of the choicest yarielieS of American Grape Vines
includes the best parts Of three Farms, which for
merry South OF the Public Road and there on IT
Dwelling Houses of brick and of WOOD
tanning rooms, and al within mile Of Town, and with good
and spacious Barns nearly 200
There Of about 6 mostly
wood land about from the Farm the Court House Road
which will he The subscriber will sell the whole
Farm together divide it into three parts, with Dwelling
I,ouse on each Il snit purchasers. 4. b. SPOONER.
Petersburg eth Nov, $50. Oil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04
Trust Sule Of I'aiuable Real and Personal Estate.

10y Virtue of Deed of Trust executed by Benjamin w.
Green and julia lis wife the undersigned will sell, by
public auction to highest bidder credit of one and
TWO wears for much will defray the costs OF the
rs on the seventh of DECEMBER next NJ half past three
O'clock property lately owned by the said Green lying
the Pen,enlary The James River Canal nearly
positc TO The rredegar Iron Works.
there are upon nneR comfortable Brick Tenemens now oc
cupied by good tenants.
And on SATURDAY the l9th day OF December next by VIZ.
tue Of the Same Deed o Trust undersigned will SELL by
public auction the highest hdder like terms upon me
mcmises plantation lately owned by the sad
Green lying upon kahomny, in the County OF enco
live miles below MISUNDERSTANDING with tlle following
slaves 10 w.t. John David, Maria, Phil William Carter
Billy Henry, Jimmy Frank urvie Ann Sury Daniel and Bob
and several small cdrenand all the Stock Of every khd ana
Plantation and Farming Utensils For the stock aud utensils
cash required for all under $780, aud for all sums Of
$40 upwards, credit Of six months will be aowed-bond
with good security being gwen.
Tract Of Land contains about four hundred acres OF
which large portion meadow, said to be valuable.
There are upon Farm comfortable Dwelling House, with
all the necessary Out-houses.
JAMES LYONS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY DECEMBER H. 1870

FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING & QUEEN COUNTY
The exercises Of this Institution for the ensuing year, will
the 2 Of January and will be divided into two
sessions of five months each.
The of instruction will embrace the Latin, Greek and
French Languages Arithmetic Geometry Algebra Natural and
Moral Philosophy and such branches constitute sound Eng
ish Education.
The strctcs attention will paid the morals, habits and
comfort of the Students and eaerion made 10 promote
their advancement and and valuable acquisi
lions The situation is healthy and retired The
will be- fur Tution Board Bed ind Bedding s65 session OF
five monts deduction ABSENCE eScep In
of pro,raced sickness. Day Scholars Sa5 annnm.
OLIVER WHITE
Address Fleetwood Academy Post Office
Nov II 5S-u
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ed in relation 10 the currency-one in favor Of U.

ed in relation TO the currency-one in favor of U. s
Bank and the other in favor Of State depositaries.
The Cabinet, also, of the new party, is in trouble
Secretary of State be pitched upon without Of
Tending the South or the North
If then such things happen in the green tree what
shall happen in the dry? Democrats, purified by fire.
stand to your arms The Jubilee of paper money will
end IN the destruction of the paper party, and moral
principle shall again govern the free. D..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04

A TEACHER wANTED.-The Trustees of the Nd hew
n Academy wish 10 for the ensuing Genlle
undonbed qualifications Ia take charge Of said Acad,tT
PRINCIPAL. married who could take tho Boarding
mem womd he preferred. Particulars may be had by addf
letter post paid TO Mathews Court House TO
WIN. SIiULTICE, Prcs@
Nag IN sf-fliD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04

Meeting of the President and Directors of the James
River and Kanawa Company Lynchbus ON the eth day
of November, 1910:
The Board of Directors accompanied by the Chief Engineer
having inspected the first Division Of the Canal and appear
the whole the Basin in Richmond 10 the Lynch
burg Water Works DAM will be completed and ready for use b
the first day of December next,
Rscir.d That Regulations for the James River and ka
nawha Cana adopted by their Mt their called
ing last shall take effect from and after said frs:
of December next with the exception Of the new Tariff of
uls and the for the collection of the same winch
20 operation from and after the first day
nf January next.
Roocd That Secretary be instructed TO publish the fore
going Resolution newspapers i'll Richmond Lynch
burg and Buchanan.
Extract from the Records
My G0-9awtlJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04
By tie Goreraor of the State Of Virginia.
ppncT AVIATION

By Tie Goueraor of the State Of Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS felony was committed Norfolk in hs SITE
w Yiryaa in tic month july 1899, by PETER JOHN
SON, EDWARD SMITH and ISAAC GANSEY or GARRsEf,
Of colour ;ha time attached 10 the schooner RSs Cen
and believed residents Of the city or State oil
York. they probably he found and the said Pefrr
son, Edrdd Sma and Isaac GaRscy or Cars have fled
~ GILMER, Governor Of tn State If Pirgna, have Thought
proper issue this Pocl,maton hereby offering reward OF
One thousand Dollars
any person persons will appehend and convey TO the
Jail Of the Borough Norfolk any of the said offenders,
Three Thousand Dollars
upon delivery Of all Of them the Jao Of the said Borough
OF Norfolk And require all officers of this State,
tar, earnestly all within or
without the limits thereof to exerons appre
bend the said felons they may be brought to justice
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
r., Seal OF the State, at Richmond, this thirteenth
lSea.) day of November eighteen hundred and forty,
and the 65th year Of The Commonwealth.
THOMAS w. GILMER.
Nv T ia -''e'''seH'e' "' p''a'' 5s-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04
SALE.

H virtue OF Deed of Trust executed TO on Friday, the
- nh Of Jne 1885, by Nathan Butler, for the benefit Of
~ liam Manu. and recorded in the Clerks Office OF the County
,5 cf Hanover shall proceed to SELL in front of the Bell Ia
h in :e City Of Richmond Wednesday, the ninth day OF
trae lsin commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. M certain IN
divided moeiy Of piece parcel Of land lying and being in the
ih f Hanover containing ty in said moicty.
% said parcel If land adoins the lands of Fleming
ho"n. Betty Bow,-s aad John I'rtais. Terms cash.
ling trustee shall other title than that vest
Gu u deed title is considered indisputahe
ROBT. TATE WICKER, Trustee
December ls, 1910. 62-2tswlt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04
CHEAP AND FRESH GROCERIES

CHEAP AND FRESH GROCERIES,.
w have In store and receiving entire fresh stock Of Gn
ceries, being laid the very best and shall be sad
At very reduced Persons wishing purchase will saHe
money by calling before they make their purchases
Is hhds. New Orleans and other cheap Sugars
30 do. prime Porto Rico do.
10 do. prime ST. Croix do.
do. Cuba Sugar, n and beautiful article
90 bhls crushed Sugar
II boxes very low priced loaf Sugar
Al do. most superior double refined loaf Sugar
81 packages Teas par, first chop
% h!ds. cheap Moasses
10 do prime family do.
s. bags prime green Lasuira Coffee
30 do. prime Rio do
ii do. old Java do
81 do. anracaibo do.
80 sacks Liverpool filled Salt, large and good sackin
10000 Yarns, of various factories, and educed
prices
5000 lbs. cheap shoulder Bacon
COCOON do prime Western middiings
100 bhs No. clipi Iierrngs
50 do. No. and gross do.
100 prime family Hams
10000 fine yellow Cigars
90 boxes Starch
10 bags Pepper
do Allspce
50 boxes sperm and taow Candles
Lamp Oil
100 side, oak m sole Leather
Bed Cords Leading Lines Indigo, Chewing Tobacco OF al
qualities, Ginger, Powder aud Shot.
Constantly on hand assortment Of Iron aud Steel
Best cut Nails, made of Swedc- Iron.
All the above articles will BE- put M III any fantiS
" " WYATT !. WIFE,
Beveen Hebb, Booker d Hami;On's and The Eeii Isrrn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04

ORs Ant to the provisions of Deed of Trust executed %
! III subscriber by Fzhush Lpscomb on the i9,h gay 81
Cpaay Cout shall Taasday the 10Th day Of November
~, II O'clock the premises, IN the Town oil rath'nr,
c Edward County highest bidder Tor cash. GER
lain H., ia the Famvi'le, conveyed 10 The said Lips
nhhy guardian of William g. Vcnable, and Known m Tie
Dan Of said Town and So designated, Lot number 90
The lille i belieye he good but selling Trustee, shall
convey such title only is vested in me by said Deed
Oct 4t-tdsI fhi ilI >. rh1
~, " PHILIP :. FRY.
H.. !, Colds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04
VALCABLE PROPERTY FOR SAL

ViICABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
ny yr;nr OF Of Trust, executed To The subscribers ny me
alwba Works Company of record ~ the county court
goir, Shall the 18th day of December next al inc
Furnace III the Caawha Works Company, Caawba creek
a,; nine miles Fncaste, in the county o boco oner
,o n, public auction, all the Lands owned by the Caawea
I'm k. Company consisting of Tract OF 200 acres, on
which the aud other valuable NJ ms
ar situated Tract, containing between ana Vo
a made 40 several Tracts formerly owned by Das Ross
and conveyed b. the David Ross executor ana
h the Ca,awba Iron Works Company On the hrst named
Tact Anthracite Coal found in great abundance within one
d,,nrp The improvements very fine. In addition TO the
Furnace building there are on tins tract,
ilae Cri-, MIL Mill aud several good Dwelling oses ne
this establishment are oil very superior
quoy The is equal if not superior TO any maze IN 'ne
So. Of Virginia, This valuable property viii be sold upon
nine eighteen and wentyfour months u desired TIE
ct nnc between and 10000 acres VIII be SOLD IN par
purchasers Al time we wl otter Tor SAFE
ab- action npcn credit of six MONTHS hve OF SIX IONS OF
Casting. alS personal property nj the Works. heiaahe
Markn. rons Fasks, Patterns, &C. Purchasers wiz ne re-
Cured bonds with good security for the aNoun :" he
,rr> The Is believed 10 nc g"oa
acting Trustees will only such title vested IN US
WIN q. ARCHER,
oc,,- ra,-am7 ALEX. +. ESKRtDGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04

le~ The of the BRAYNEFIELD Land is postponed I'LL
Wednesday, Both December next when will positively take
place. This land will be divided into aud perhaps three par
eel. Del
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04
ONwFDyESpAY. 9th Dec. inst, at half pas, three o

NWEDNESDAY 9th Dec inst, half past three o'clock in
~" aierncan the PROMISES, shall sell al public auc-
without brick 9th street. in the rear
e residence Of Nicholas Mills, Esq, with LOT OF ground
"l'ns IN fsc, 9Th sIcet. running hack 100 feet
~ ntageS of this location for family nre obvious, beine
y convenient the business parts oil tEe city, ana nj the
Tine retired and good neighborhood, with an abundant
" of spns the door There are ten rooms IN the
=" !, e. Mth EIGHT iire-piaces.
N he sod subject lien fnr 81 ,5o0 payable in 1872 with
& senaanuay day Of sale, half the balance IN
a. aug sh other half in six months Negotiable notes. WIN
adnrscrs and Deeds Trust the property VIII be re-
~, secure the two credit payments
atey after the above, will be sold Lot OF Ground ad
fronting so feet 9Th street, running back 80 feet On
me frame dwelling House. with brick basement, contain
ms al the advantages Of location belonging to the first
viii be sold subject lien for 81, 0O0 payable with
~ N nonths half the balance cash, and the other hall
De- nihs Negotiable notes with approved endorsers ana
rust on the property will be required TO secure the two
." len PERSONS desous Of viewing this property are
- ~, 70 apply TO BENZ R. Curtis on the premises
IL .aie 10 be conducted BY
tG2-idl WILLIAMS HAXALL, .auets
NtiCE-Mr James P. Neae is not now in the employment
lied franklin Manufacturing Company, and ia not author
Eh ~ settle any business whatever their account
---"l'oha i1h Oct, 1910. Ats
having removed above the Co
al asern prepared 10 furnish their customers and
tery In, ~ FAVOR them with CALL with all articles in the Gro
Tbss oh as good terms rs they be bought.
' attend TO collecting any claims in the city country
HILL & DABNEY,
Auyo, Corner sboue the Coiamban, Carey Street
3Q-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04
October 81

NOTICE TO TlMBER-GETTERS.-Sealed proposals tl be
received until the 18th December for the dciis Of
necessary quantity Of Timber for the repairs OF the sier-
1000 enicl feet Of heart pine by inches in eng Of II
% Il
1000 do do do do e II do del
IL do. :.
500 do do d., do "a" do do u
feet and upwards.
2CCJ do do willie oak S-4 plank do II
or 20 feet. .
5000 superficial of merchanabc "A fine plank do Il
or 20 do
The Timber by D. to he sawed not less than one sd4 and
edpe thar al by 10 be sawed All four sides The tbtr
from knots aud delivered quarter tli
February, quarter the 9th April, quarter IN td
August, and quarter the a0th November.
The Timber will he received part "i the line 81 me
road and inspected by the Company Agent.
The Contractor required bond aud security f c
faithful compliance Of the Proposal. addressed - r
subscriber post paid, nj iianchcscr Post Office
Soy 10 56-ids DAVID MOORE, .5yp'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04

by Decree of the Court of Equity. WIN Dc soa 10
The highest bidder on credit and years on the
premises. Friday, the a3h December next tue lands neog
Of James Webh deceased lying on th
Tar River containing about twelve huncrcd acres
Bnad good security will be required, and title reserved un
mi The nurchase Is maid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04
rainesyille, Amelia, Oct. 10, 1910.
FARMERS HOTEL

FARMERS HOTEL.
ITO THE PUBLIC-The subscriber not having succcIed in
renting The Farmers Hotel Inns determined open Jmsrii
employed John 7. Rawlings it, atente
we'll known experienced Tavern keeper This Tavern
has undergone thorough and il ready
Of company and don't think much Then
in better condition 10 receive and cupany
than has hren. The subscriber pledges himself t have
comfortable accommodation. All ask Of my friends III pub
lie is TO call and see.
alsn prepared accommodate Menl4rs OF
the Legislature, with good ooms board &c. being PLEASANT
and retired place. out uf the hustle and Of
the Capitol Boarding Richmond
times be AT their service them and from Capitol
free of charge.
Ny object is money as to try and
tate Old Manchester and make il known all who
the favor To CALL that Manchester avcrnJse
good Goods and good terms other CITY,
friends OF Mr. Rawlings, and the public, 10 call and
Nov27 i6l-al GREEN HAIL"
GOOD BOARDTSG.-Seycra members OF the Legislature.
~ procure good boarding and pleasant rnnms al
MRS. WM. II. ALIENS
Nov % 6l-3t
GROCERIES, LIQUOR, &c.
VTTE have hand Of the ouaty
w Brown, loaf, crushed and powdered Sugar
Old Java and green Coffee,
Gunpowder, black and Young Hyson Tea
Madeira, Sherry and other Wines,
Cognac Brandy Rum. Gin Liquors and Inuor
Roe Herrings, in whole and half barrels,
Mackerel No l. in half and quarter barrels, and Kits
Kits Of Tongues and Sounds,
Imitation English Cheese,
Fresh Raisins, Almonds and Pruncs
Mustard, Olives Capcrs, &C., SC. For sale by
RANDOLPH & HARRISON.
tp-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04
Ai>sS "-> go Of

RESUMPTION OF CASH PAYMENTS AND me nA-'N
OF THE L. = :. J. A.;
The condition of this nsuon !, n aann nos os at
euised continues to be a source Of nucn anxiety ~
lone and abroad It is quite probable that it would
been better for hs state had sa s ba n
.o"s;red charter. and being identified as she now
is, with American securities and Pennsylyan'a ere
dit, her course and prospects the deepes. m
beye ' are facts with this nsa-
which have not yet 1s.snsen a Il h s 9sS
s" I ike ,bunder-clop upon the directors It was
P"d d. " Bank it v se' ss..y
.ne con' us;dar,he That gentleman had long ex-
and thus he
were, in certain sense, mere cyphers Ihey mao Ia
honnded confidence in him, and so had the stockhod-
ers and the great mass of the business community GU,
of doors The result, therefore, was that Mr bauie
WIS indeed the executive and active officer OF the
Bank. while the directors seldom nerered with his ar,
Indeed s Of them ss
selves who. finding that every thing seemed to WORK
we'll ere perfectly satisfied, and opposed to any mea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04
.oHS RRApsHUR, C. n. E.

Person county, November Il. 1870.
On the day. the place above, shall sell ths
land belonging TO Of Ann H. Webb. deceased con
tanning fur hundred and fifty adjoining the above
mentioned tract, upon the same terms.
November Il, 1870 G2-et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-04

Betoeea Hebb Booker a. Hamil;Ons and Ms Ell sarrp.
~, ri 1-iI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-21

DEFERRED ARTICLES.

GEoRGIA.--1he State Rights Party in Georgia,
have exemined the pretensions of Gen. Harrison to
the Presidency, and finding that he has ever been
true to the Constitution, and the interests Of the
South as guaranteed by that instrument, have re-
solved to hold Convention at Milledgeville, for
the purpose of forming Harrison and Tyler Elec-
toral Ticket. report by late meeting at Au-
gusta makes the following statement in reference
TO Gen. Harrson:-
"That be does enjoy the confidence Of that por.
tion of the people of the South who best know him
and his sentiments and character, is placed beyond
doubt, by the enthusiasm and unanimity of the OPP
ponents of the Administrations in Virginia, and N
Carolina in his favor. Would Virginia countenance
and support candidate for the Presidency, who
was open to the slightest just imputation on this
subectf Would John Tyler consent to be identi.
fed with such man, candidate on the same
tcket2 1t cannot for one moment be believed. "
Gen. Harrison and John Tyler, stood side by side
OH the Missouri question in l8l9 and the latter
well knows from personal observation, the sterling
qualities and genuine patriotism of his illustrious
associate. John Tyler is identified with Gen. Har-
rison on the same ticket, because he knows the Gee
neral 10 be true man, who never yet has faliered
in his duty TO his country and herconstituton either
in the cabinet or in the field eoman.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-21
From the National Intelligencer.

The result ofthe Virginia elections, We
grieyc TO see, has quite crazed the vensr-
able Editor ofthe Richmond Enquirer
The defeat has proved too much for his
keen sensibiliies, and the manner in which
he takes on ia distressing to witness. He
runs and foams, like Richard at the field
Of Bosworth, calling on the Republicans,
(whom he mistakes for his own party) TO
:. come to the rescue ]" forgetting, unhap-
py man. that the Republicans hare como
TO the rescue, and that il is the "yoyalists"
who are overthrown. He raves about
"tricks and expecienis," "apathy Of the
large democratic countless" Glow prices, I"
Baltimore Convention" " Clay, Webster,
Sesrgent, Southland, g. Co." threatened
change" and exclaims, What change
the political Administration change
back the days OF Jefferson, the takes Mr..
Van Buren, for Mr.. jefferson. and thinks,
Mas that Mr.. Jefferson is still Pres;dent.I
to those of John Adams!' ''tarifi, : "hank'
+" American system. '.log ca bins. Tip
pecanoe clubs" "she Philistines are ou
US. ""rouse. organize, rally. rally. rally"
Then, hoarse and exhausted
"------In the pause. Of hi. speech
Hs l,o doth work with inward mutfsrings.
And bis fixed eye 10 ice ed fsarfuily
On someshing that no other eye can spy"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-21
From the Richmond Whig- Maya.
TIE POPULAR VOTE OF VIRGINIA In
FAVOR OF HARRISON.

What ever may take place neat faN, or
next year, or the year after, we will not
undertake to predict---we leave that to our
venerable contemporary of the Enquirer,
who, finding no comfort in the present,
looks to the future for il but this we as
sert in respect to the past il the Presl.
dental election had depended upon the
vote OF Virginia just cast, he would have
obtained that vote by from 1900 &C 1000
majority. We speak by the card--we
speak from thorough investigation ofthe
popular vote just given--making the most
liberal allowance to the Administration,
10 the counties not contested this Spring
and General Harrison would have recel.
we'd the vote OF the State by 1000 majo-
rity.
In confirmation OF what we say, we
submit the following statement Of the vote
ia the 10 contested counties, and the vote ol
1886 in the non.contested counties. From
the vote in the 70 contested counties, j,
appears that the Wing gain surpasses our
most sanguine anticipstions. ln these
counties in 1886, the Wing majorilies
were asia, the Van Buren, majorlties z,
1877, giving a clear Van Buren, majority
Of 1864. Now, the tables are turned
The Wing majorities arc soar, and the
Van Buren, mujorities 1883, leaving a
clear Wing majority Of 3,644, and A
WING GAIN OF NEARLY 6,000.--
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