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we then have majority of i43-suficient TO instruct
Mr. Fonaine to vote against Mr. Riyes for U. S. Sena.
tor reckon Senator FontaHe will stop riding the
cunt in the above counties for awhile. 1 am in hopes
The counties in Virginia which elected Wing Dele
gates to the Legislature, that have given majort:cs
for Van Buren, will instruct their Delegates to vote
against Mr. Rives We rejoice the result in many
counties, especially in Caroline, where, have been
credibly informed, there great deal of intrigue
used against the Administration candidate for the Lc
gslature. We thought the old Democratic county,
Louisa, in the Spring had almost given herself to
Whiggcry; butt thank God! she has shaken the dust
from her feet, and this fall we find her readng the
footsteps Of Jefferson. We still in high spirits as it
respects the Presidential Election in this part of The
Union. We do not think the people will be humbug-
ged by log cabins, hard cider, &c.
Tn tf,y
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"P. ). MIR. X. A. Thompson VISITED every county
in the District except Logan, and had doubt OF car
ryng all but Kanawhn, Mason and Nicholas. Our
friends in Logan assured would receive 10 l.,
and the Wings themselves admitted ma oriy OF 100
How the result has been changed, God only knows.
In Logan, Mason and Jackson, the Wings had all the
Commissioners, and m4Jority in the other counties
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
"SmiMs Crsrk Vn., 9Th Nor, 1910
aft possible that You will have received The result
of the vote of last Monday in this County ere you re-
ceve this Old Rockingham poed Gg7 voies-gave
majority for Vun Buren, and Democracy of lS,. A
goodly number of Revolutionary Soldiers voted in this
County, know not the exact number-they all voted
for Van Buren, At one Precinct, Spartapolis, six Re
evolutionary Soldiers voted. Old Shenandoah polcd
800 votes, giving majority of llI9-the wing
Ticket getting only lOl votes. Page gave US 4ol votes
majority The Wings, after all their great putting
about Loudon and Augusta, only obtained in the for
ncr majority of $50, and, in The latter, something
more than 700. Frederick gave the Wings majority
of ~ votes-Clark gave US majority, Il. nave
not heard from Warren.
"WoopsTocK, Va, Nov. 6, 1640
"You will receive in the Sentinel the Official re-
turns from the "TenA Legion, and our majority is TO-
Our majority in Page is ass. The Wing majority IN
majority in Rockingham is 1873. The number OF votes
poIled 100, the number in Shenandoah was l3'-
whole number in Page 575. II is reported Warren mas
given large majority for u.s. So you will perceive
that OLD Snenandoan alone mas Ueaten the Two w nS
counties both together. Sir, we have done our duty
and the result, is glorious don't think there ", were ~
votes kept from the polls from every The DAY
passed off quietly and peaceably, little disorder
occasioned by Capt Whskey. An amusing Inc'den
occurred during the day. which is worth relating. one
earnestly, and had drawn around him considerable
number of persons, when wae, in the height OF the
Wig displdy pushed into the crowd, and presenting
himself Immediately in front of the Wing orator, SAID
"Here Mr.. III your documents, handing him COO"
skin. ,,,.
81 have neglected TO state in relation to the wing
votes in Shenandoah, that 40 of their number are no
natives of this county
NORTlIU MBERLAND. .
"NoGrmu apERLAxp, Nov. 6,
"Agrceably TO promise, give you the official vote
in our little county in the great struggle on MONDAY
last, viz: ,oo
Van Buren,, 1 ,oo
Gen. "Mum," io'
Van Buren, majority, -
Total 4s3 Tremendous for US, and larger by Al thar
aThus it will be seen, we have fallen short Of m.
estimate 90 votes; but can cay positre'y that W
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
HARRISON CouNTY--Ereet.

HARRISON CouNTY--Erce.
bridgeport Nor. ).
81 hasten TO furnish you with statement of the vote
taken in this county The returns from all the precincts
before me, and the result is follows:-V Buren,
l3Go-Harrson e27- majority 53S. have not heard
from the adjoining counties; but satisfied the N. w
section of the Stale will give good account Should
the Eastern portion have done her part, all will be we'll
in the old Commonwealth"
"ClarksLurg, Nov. 4.
81 hasten to advise you of the result OF the election
in this county. The official returns have been received
from all the precincts except one aliddle lsand but
the verbal account from that is doubt correct They
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I,ARM FOR SALE-I wish L. sell the Windsor Farm, IN the
County Prince George, opposite the New Marset Race
Course adoins Eastern side Of the Town. extends down
Appomaoy about mile, and the opposite side is
boud.d the leading City Point. The Farm
about ii acres excellent Meadow Land, afordng eoot
(ron of lava year. and averaging than $40 per
wear H.; sales Hay. The value Of the Clover and Meade" la!
made on this exceeds $500. part the Farm
since subscriber, ha, produced 20 bushels
wheat per nc re- and believed the Farm would ~
blslr per In favorable Ono Ills Of
rinycr fow without manure, produced his II shravr
There the Farm about COCO Mons sucaul's
Trees and spare buildings Tor CoconresioS
extensive Orchard Of Pear, Peach, Apple AMI
Cherry Trees a.o Vineyard Of about two acre. containing
Il nf the choicest varieties of American Grape Vines
This includes Of three Farms, winch Tor
merry extended South OF the Public Read ana there are on II
thee good Dwelling Houses brick and one OF wood
tanning rooms and all within mile of Town, and with good
aud spacious attached 10 each Il contains nearly aI
mostly arabe There tract Of about 30 acres mostly
wood land about from the Farm on the Court House Road
bir 80 he sold with The subscriber will sell the whole
Fa,n ,ogeihcr or into three parts with Dwelling
House on each, 10 suit purchasers. A. b. sPooNER.
petersburg 1ih Noy., lei0 Ill
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H S minority


"Considerng all things, that the Wings have claim
ed this county by majority ranging between $50 and
300, and have their side every public officer, both
State and Federal, all actively engaged during the
whole canvass together with the untiring efforts of
the Elector HIMSELF who has from the time of his ap-
polntment 10 the moment of the election, at sundry
times and places, been constantly addressing the peo
pie; say, all these things considered, together with
the fact that there has been a regular organization of
Tippecanoc Clubs regularly attended, and sometimes
by foreign auxiliares 10 mid in putting down the pre-.
sent Administration, and this vote is complete ri.
umph on the part of the Democracy of Wesmoreand.
Depend upon it, my dear Sir, though are in con-
siderable minority in the county, on this account,
not the less firm and determned-and whenever
you shall have occasion to hear from old Wesmorclund
again, in the way of vote, such is the spirit now
rife among her citizens, do not be at all surprised, if
yon find the of Democracy TO be onward
Whatever they may pretend to, in their counenunces,
the Wings manifest chagrin, modification and disap-
pontment at the result and none more so, than
of their leaders"
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Deaths.

Died, Glade Ill., Franklin county, Va, The 9Th Of Sept
Mr. iiENRY GEoGHEo.N, native Of Tulanor, Kings county
cani AGED thirty three years. This young possessed
high order. and joined all generosity and warm
heart which acribrd his nlriN,.
land. u The s minded aud noble projected from
of death than fr base: and sce the Of Mr.
Geo.san, who rapablc Of being society
honor human striking of the mIarv
of fate ll the unsndy, rotting his untlmcly end r.
collect the words q the poet
Sri orrn nrd IA
Fl c1lcanda stmei ria lchi,
ind prepare IN awful hour.
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ralrnMe Lnnd and olher Propertu for sele.

THE determined offers for sale,
and i determined sell, THURSDAY. the Sd Of nest
ncc.l If fair if the next fair day, his FARM,
IN The Rapid Ann River situated in Orange County, eight miles
from Court House and th from TreaeFekshgrs M
GOOD neichbohoot and adjoining James Willis and James j.
Coleman containing 30 acres 10 Of which prime Low
Grounds balance first rate Southwest Mountain Land,
ven waercd imbered also the Crop of Corn, Foddr,
&C. Of Horses and Hogs. new Wagon, Farming
Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Also nj the time and place. piece Of well Tmbered
Land containing 20 in tile neshbosood of Messrs
p. Walker and WIN. Mallory.
r The payments for the Land will be required onethrt
cash. and The balance in two equal annual payments fcf al
property credit Of nine months will he gwen Tor all
WILLIAM DAVIS.
November 18th, 1910. 9i-sawta
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Trust Saic ct faiaaLe Real and Personal Estate.
by Virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by BENJAMIN ".
- Green A. his undersigned viii SELL ~
public the highest bidder upon credit o and
Two wears Except muc will deiray the of III"
tru on da, Of DECEMBER next half past ,rn
O'Clock that property lately owned by the said Green lynn.
PenItenafy the James River Canal nearly
positc TO the Tredcgar Iron Works
The property comprises by estimation, Of land, and
there are upon comfortable Brick Teucmcnts,
cupied by good tenants.
Ard SATURDAY, the 18th day Of December next by vir
tue Of the same Trust the undersigned viii SELL hy
public auction highest bidder, like terms upon III
premises valuable plantation lately owned by the SAID
ickahumny, the County of llGnfco
about five below Rchmondtogethcr with the following
slaves 10 y John, David Maria, Fliis, William, Cartel
BIy Henry jimmy Frank, llae, Ann, Sury, Daniel and Eu
and several small chdrcnnd all the Stock of kind and
pI,noiion and Farming ten> For tho stock and utensils
cash s. III required all under so, aud for MI ."
sl0 and upwards credit al months viii be nowcd-bond
9Th good security being gwen.
The Tract Land contains about four hundred acres "t
which large portion meadow, ad 10 lie valuable.
There are upon the Farm Dwelling House. with
all the necessary Out-iouscs
- - JAMES LYONS,
Nnp Il h1-nls ANTH,Y ROBINSON. Jr.
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should have exceeded the estimate by more than g. but
Tor The means resortcd to By the Federal Abolition Bri-
fish Bank Wings, some Of which would be disgrace
TO the Caitres loltenots For the sake Of our ma.
ona character, will forbeur; perhaps some one of our
friends may tell you how the food gates of corruption
fraud and big black lies, loised, and discharged
cirction too late to he successfully resisted n Doubt
less it was but part Of the secretly concocted and re-
neral plan of attack from the Arstook TO the Sabine
Verify, they have stopped" to great depth, in order
we shall soon sec. From such result, may Heaven
save u.s.
WEsTMORELAND.
"Westmoreiand c. IT,, .for 3.
"knowIng the anxiety with which you look forward
to the result of the elections in different parts of the
State hasten to give you the vote of this county
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alt is the still which sws the pool! 1--WE
learn, with great pleasure (says the Fredericksburg
Arcna) that the Wing Convention, which met at hing
George Courthouse, last week, for the purpose of Sc
lecting candidate for Congress, unanimously nomi-
mated, for reelection the present member, the Hon
John Taliaferro Republicans! are you arming for
the contest: Organize, to the teeh-yeid not an
inch of ground to party which occupies such posi-
ton as the Wings do Meet al the breach every candi-
date, who does not pledge hinseft to the most rigid
structon of the Constitution; to oppose National
Bank in every form-to Protective Tariff to system
Of Internal improvements in every formand who does
not declare his unwaverng determination to oppose The
reception of petitions about slavery, and to oppose all
those who are for acting upon tllat fell subject.
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!. n. POWELL, See'ry

NEW YORK ELEc1IoN.-All the returns that have
been received are published in the following table
which is made as correct as il be at This time. The
Wing majority will be about len thousand. As TO The
county Of ST. Lawrence, do not believe the Wing
reports because accounts from twelve towns, which
are all that have been heard from, show small Demo
cratic gain.
Seward runs behind the ticket six hundred votes II
Erie three hundred in Genesscc and considerably be
hind in NiaGara-N Y. Er. Past.
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Marriages.

Married. Thursday evening" the 9Th nsi by the Rev limo
thy Oen, iir. ALEXANDER Norr, Miss ADELE dauyl cl
oil Anthony Blrgamn, ESP
Married. Tuesday, the 10Th instant by The Right Reyd Ri
G. iooc, Mr. WM w. H,RElsox, Miss CAROLINE H. dauch
OF Nm. Lambert, Esp, Mayor Of this City.
Married, Hard Bargain. the 2st ult by the Rev Mr. Prince,
Capt lioRAcE DowDy 10 the beautiful and accomplished M~s
A. T. BosHrR, eldeS, daughter Of COL John Boshera Of the
County of Cumberland, Va.
rlr MnIr VII ,lrlHr III
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no TIE EDITOR or THE ENDURED


The elections have taken place in this Ssate Tor Prc-
sident; and we have great rejoice at the
suit in Mr. Fontaine District. The majority in Loui
sa is 100, in Goochland 213, Hanover l2-add these
three counties together and have majority Of 325-
subtract Fluyannas majority for Harrison, Leg, and
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2O5 maj, - less Than cIaImed
November 18th, 1910.

Al portion Of the Democratic parry Of the county
of Northumberland, held the Cont io'sr Nonday evening
2th being day. Col. John W. liungrrord was
called Chair Mr. j. y Powell appointed Secretary
Whcrcupon following Resolution offered, and adopted
unanimously: -
Resoired That The thanks Of the Democratic party Of West
moreland county rendered Arthur H. H. Bernard ESQ., for
the able mastery and eloquent speech he has this day delivered
In defence Of the principles which they advocate
/ On motion,
Resoired That Th J. ungcriord and y Powell he appoint
ed committee communicate Mr. BERNARD the foregoing
solution.
On motion,
Rrlred That proceedings Of this meeting he forwarded Il
the Richmond Enuiircr Virginia Herald for publication
| JOHN W. IIUAGERFORD, Cam'n.
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Democratic majority in the county 5l3."
WOOD COUNTY.
"Parhersburg, "a, Nor, 3.
81 hasten to give you the vote of our County.
Wood She has given Wing majority of l23, con-
trary TO expectations We have given the largest
vote ever taken in this Countryside IN increase OF 80
the last spring. which accounts in part for our be-
ing deceived"
"kingmood, (Prsston county, Nor B.
A the election for Electors Yesterday IN this coun.
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REHABILITATION
6l64

Towns not heard from-Danville, Salem, sandown'
Berlin Carroll, Colcbrook, Columbia, ClarksS.e r.
roll Gorhaln Milan, Randolph, Shelbnrne' stewards s.
9oa This added makes the present Democratic majo-
r,y 64o7 The majority in 1895, was 1922 SO that the
nett Democratic gain amounts to 3loo.
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The Wings are bringing up Thomas Earle, the Abo-
ton pseudo-canddate for the Vice Presidency, hav
ing voted the Presidential Ticket. What have no,
these presses seen Mr.. Eare's letter in which he
positively declares, that he has abandoned MIR. Van
Buren, in consequence of his anti-Slavery veto pledge
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Married. on the instant by the Reverend M d ASn,si M Of
WM w WrsGo, OF Richmond 10 Miss SARAH ~, aaus"'e VI
w. e. PrMpERloS, Esq. Of King "iiiahi
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We have copied Braxton and Lewis from Tue mst batmmc
Pilot letter from kanawia supplies ihe p" nr ,
Nicholas and rnnr Logan We are indebted 10 Tue
Ionesboourh Crcnn) Gazette, for the following PARAGRAPH
~, We have tic following reported majories from
seven counties in Hopkins District viz: Washington M scott
~ Smythc i Wyhc 1866 Grayson 40; Russell Lee 'o-oa
1867" - 49,, ,,, o,r
washington smyth Wylc and Grayson we have from our
own sources OF information We have leile, from
which estimates that majority in Scott NJ l0 or h) BIT taxing
ihesc elements rs correct. how stands The account: -
Present Van Buren, majority, ms above,) iv v"a
rake of Faycttc Is, Nicholas II, and Logan =, loo
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A TANNER WANTED.-Thc Subscriber whcs o cmpn, 4
~ good Tanner that well recommended 10 cary
The the din, branches well
bri,iv and good morals Of small Family Nan
would be preferred Tor such Man, liberal will be aid
Il. Y. OVERBEl
HhiiskOusr, .NeckicnJurg, ia.
Noy II J1-lawiw
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Richmond, Nov. 18Th, lsiO.
IL cIlANCERY.- AT Rules, holden
Office Of III. County Court Of Charlotte, the lnd day No.
vem,cr, lsi0:
Rowland Anderson. Plaintiff
William Armcs and George /. Roberts, nc!,ndanfs
The defendant, William Armcs. having entered ms
according. the i Of Assembly and The glcs
the OF the
not nIa,ant Of this state the Of the plaintiff
Counsel is ordered that the said defendant do appear here
Monday in February ne and enter his appearance ana
the plaintiffs bill, and give security for performing the
Of the Court and that nf Tins order be inserted
some ,papcr published in Tie Cy al Richmond, for
months successfully and posted n the front door Of the Cont
House OF the said County.
y Copy-Tcstc,
WILLIAM a. SMITH, n. c.
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Majority for Van Buren,,

Oil
nm y, Scot, IS Lee $50 and the balance Tazcwe 200 Ga5
Majority for Van Buren,, , - II, , n,,, i,
Rut we have still Doubt about the accuracy oil m
Patrick and Warrcn-The Republican TICKET ms Io''D! ~
vailed by from hoo 10 100.
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Nof;c. 10 thc Democracy of Redmond

Notice 10 Mc Democracy 9f Richmond.
Rr Meeting Of the DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATIONS of Richmond
be held their Democratic Hail. This Erraing. tFnipaY
o'clock.l distinguished Champion Of the Faith probably
them Every Democrat in Richmond and vicinity inyit
ed Ia attend.
Richmond, Nov. 18Th, 1870
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~ opening ni h's siOseroom IN Market SJu,re 4,
large aud fashionable Stuck % Fancy and D5g,st,c
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Rich fg'd poult dc suO Sllk
DO Chlugeable vohUe Ouo'f an IT. 8sl1e, bonnc,s
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Plain Eg'I sliins n rich quality,
Rich striped nouslin De lanes lbc ncwea Fashions
lrUua Paris.
ZEPHYR Sclris and Trlls.
Painted on-ecs lSapcr B,shio) dark rl-ct hid zIavrs
wIiA asry othor aui"iss 81 The latest Esiiofs
AIsJ ! 4 bales heavy brp~r sbrsiinrs a. shry'rpgs
several ca.es bleachod mYsllos an qualities
200 rsiess British ard Domestic Pms Sc &c
ll. ajoyo gppIs having been pUrrfgsc8 un me lrs,
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81 ecsh ~ 90 guuc;r1l casYsneg ~ short crsdt.
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