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ppoEEssOR CRONIN,S
INTRODUCTORY LECTURE ON ELOQUENCE
ANT ILL take place THIS EVENING, IN the Saloon
w of the Law Buildings.

INTRODUCTORY LECTURE ON ELOQUENCE
HMTIIL take place THIS EVENING, in the Saloon
w of the Law Buildings
Mr. c. will illustrate and exemply in this lecture the
higher attributes of oratory by developing deliberately
The sublime orotund functions of eloquence, and speak
ing in character exordums and peroraiionsas welltom
the splendid oratory of Curran, Grattan, Burke Can
ming Peel and Stanley, from the ranscendaniy bril-,
liant efforts of Lords Chatham, Brougsnm Punket ana
Erskine.
Mr. Cronin, Barrister by profession, enjoyed an op,
poItunty in the Courts of Law al Westminster and
Dublin rs well as in both Houses Of Parliament and in
the different churches within these cities, TO note and
anayze the brilliant displays of the most renowned
Parliamentary, Forensic and pulpit orators OF Great
Britain and Ireland He has wnt ssed the best enors
the Senate of the United Staes and Is familiar win
the style and of the pulpit speakers throughout
the republic: and chiefly having pursued oratory as
primary study, he presumes to be found competent IN
his profession.
In this evening" lecture he win unfold the character
stc attributes of British and American eoquence par
ing off and coupling the distinguished speakers of this
country with Lords Chatham, Brougham, Plunket, Frs
kine Denmen, Lyndhurst, Denmen, Abnger, and Stan
ley, Messrs. Curran, Grat;an, Burke, Canning, Peel
and O'Connell.
Cards of admission SO cents-may be had the book
stores and principal hotels.
The lecture will commence precisely at half past
O'Clock, P. NJ, -septl6
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MWARYLAND sTATE AGRICJuTURAI.

NAARYLAND STATE AGRICULTURAL
IVM- SOCIETY.-The Trustees of this Society being
desrOus that the First Far should open under the
favorable auspices, and in order the efectually
establish the Society upon firm basis, take leave
respectfully and earnestly to address themselves that
portion of The community who will be most benefited
by its success, viz; Farmers GTaziers, Butchers Manu-
facturers of Farming Impe ments, Coarse WoeHs, &c.
and appeal TO their interests afford whatever patron
age they may have in their power the approaching
Fair of the Society, which, has been announced for
some time past, is TO be held at Elhcott's Mills, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th September next. The Trus-
deem it quite superous to point out TO such, the
importance of such nsution the advantages that
will necessarily be derived from its permanency, they
are well known TO every of intelligence. Penn's,
Stalls Stabng, Lots for drove Stock and provender
the most moderate rates, with every necessary
nished en- application to the Clerk, Mr.. William Me
Iaughlin Public sales of Stock articles of Manu-
factre will be made either for cash, time at the
will of the owner notice being given either of the
members of the Executive Committee.
{Cy.For admission of membership, (the price being
limited dollar, application will be made to the
Committee or TO the Secretary, Col. b. u. Campbell
{15sThe members of the Society Will elect the Off
OF the Society that day for one year, and will
dine together at Mrs. Disney's Hotel.
{l7Editors ofnewspapers throughout the State, and
those of adjacent States who feel interest in the pro
msi4sn of this State Institution, will render public
service by giving this notice few Insertions.
ALLEN THOMAS
JOHN 8. WILLIAMS,
CHARLES CARROLL, Exec Commute.
ARTHUR PUE, Jr.,
EDWARD HAMMOND.
sep Ia
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NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS WHOM 1T MAY CON

N Germ hereby required to take notice that the
lands situated in the States of kentucky and Virginia.
which, belonging TO James Swan, of Boston, the Both
day OF August 1880, amounting 10 two million Eve
hundred and ttytwo thousand three hundred and four
three quarter acres, that day by deed dated
at Paris, in France, conveyed Samuel Allison, Of
Philadelphia, in fee simple, and have since been con-
veyed to me- in for the United States American
Land Company, and that /, and / alone, Trustee
aforesaid and such persons may he appointed by my
are, or will be- authorised to sell, lease, rent Othe
wise dispose Of said lands any of them; and all per-
are especially notified purchase rent lease,
or otherwise contract with any other person, therefore
and especially not TO purchase of +. Dumas. Jr. who
claims part of the said lands the trustee for the cred
tors of Swan under act of the Legislature Of Viz
ginia of Dumorghue, CT any other person pre-
tending for, in the behalf ofthe said Dumas of
TIC creditors ofthe said Swan.
These lands will be sold, rented or leased on advanta
geous terms. They scattered through the State Of
Kentucky and Western Virginia, and persons Wishing
purchase, lease any part of them requested
to address me, postage paid, al Baltimore.
DUFF GREEN,
iva d1y Trustee u. s. A. Land Company
{57-The Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Lexing
ton, KY, will please inert this week for three
months and forward their accounts TO this office
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We copy the following from the Madisonian;
NEW CASTLE, Ga, July 25, 1910.

We copy the following from the Madisonian:
NEW CASTLE, Ga, July 25, 1910.
Mr.. ALLEN,-Dear Sir:-I herewith send you
a specimen of toasts drank by the loco focos at a
celebration of the 4th of July inst, and desire
you to publish them. The man that offered the
toast was Mr.. William Parent, and read by
the President of the day, cheered by the COM
pany, and platoon fred.
First teast.-eHere 3 to Gen. Harrison-may
his days be few in the land, and his wife widow,
and his children motherless, and all their pos
terty; and may they be cast in some desert place,
and may they beg for their living all the days OF
their lives"
Second, -sfHere IS to General Harrison, Hull,
Burr, and their mothers, and their posterity, all
be crammed with hell and damnation, thunder
bolts thicken them, and a streak OF lightning to
mix it, and an earthquake to cram it down their
God damned throats"
If this is not specimen of the depravity of
the human heart, don't know what language
lould be used for that purpose
Very respectfully, yours, SC,
SAM'L. HOONER.
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g1IrO THE PUBLIC.-The publication Of
my Card of the 18th inst, in which informed
the public that was unable to procure from the
Van Buren, party the payment of bill which
hey owed me, and which some of them said
ID been paid, has had the effect to bring me
money. A committee of that party called on
to-daiJ, and paid me the amount which they
were indebtcd-thus proving the ialsity Of the
charge that had been paid before.
Sent. IS. PA A. JACKSON.
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ASSENGERa

In the packet ship England, New York from Liver
pool-Wm II Anderson and lady, and servants, of
York; Miss Mary Grew, of Philadelphia Miss A An
derson, Miss Jane Anderson, of Quebec; Miss c Sew
ELL ofdo; Miss Clarke, Clarke, of Scotland; Miss
Peters, of New York; Rev. VIM Taylor, of Toronto,
Canada; Rev. Grew, Of Philadelphia Mr.. Alexander
Johnston and lady, of Cincinnati, Ohio; Lieut. Ourie,
5th regiment Fusilltrs; Messrs Henry Lane of Lon
DOM Rhodet, of Saddleworth, England; Broadbent do
Whitehead, do; Harm ton; Baron Capiepetrass of It
aly Mrs. Bartlett of Boston; Master Robert ClaIke
Master James Clarke; Master Manning Anderson; Mr.
John Jones, of CouuimbO, S. A.
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POSITIVE SALE BY AUCTION.

u ee--p7 THE STEAM BOAT SOUTH CAR
80 kbszpO LINA will positively be sold by Auc-
z7ksszzsssz2& ton at the Exchange in Baltimore
THURSDAY oath INST. 1910, at O'clock The above
boat built in Baltimore in 1885, under The immtdi
ate inspection of the Atlantic Line for Sea Boat be-
tween Norfolk and Charleston, hauled up on the
ways September 1893, repaired, caHlked, newly cep
pered and logged is l12 feet long y feet broad and l2
feet deep. Her Engine, Machine, and Boilers were
built by Waterman Batt, is l40 Horse power 81 fee
stroke, A inch Cylinder, Heavy Copper Boilers has
the best inventory, and well calculated for $50 900
passengers, has about $50 life presevers, with Anchor,
Chain Gables, Boats with mast, sails and rigging
complete. BY order, T. SHEPPARD, Treasurer.
sep TO- dts
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DIED,

On Friday morning, the llth inst, HANDEL MO-
FART, infant of Edwin p. and Elizabeth Hayden,
aged Is months and % days.
On the morning of the 18th, JOHN ALEXANDEk,
of Capt John d. Holbrook, in the fifth year OF MS
age
At Cairo, Illinois, the 18th alt, of congestve evel
Col ANTHONY OINEY the acting commissioner and
principal engineer of the works and Improvements oil
Cairo City and Canal Company.
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SILK GaowERs.-As so many persons
st present devoting their attention to the
ne of Silk, it may be well 10 remind them
" circumstance, that the National Silk
y, at Washington, has offered numer-
iemiums, from $500 to $1,000 each, for
hy4 quantities and qualities Of silk, the
ant Of these premiums exceeding six.
usand dollars We understand that
of silk which have been made, and
T 4e The present season, so far exceed
{ many anticipated, that il astonlshes those
: fersant with the subject, and it seems
z Ndered certain that the exhibition of
H., Fair of the American Institute, the
z tumn, will be such as TO command
4 ttention to this important national
iwhich we must now necessarily turn
fention, in order to counteract the
, cotton by the British Nation in the
p Mfes.-N. Y. Express.
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WORTHY OF NOTICE.

NOR SALE.-A very likely MULATTO GIRL
R' between & 10 years Of aye TO until she il
p, she is well grown for her age and highly
recommended She iz from the country and has been
brought up to house work. The present owner sells
her account of having further use for her. For
other particulars apply TO LEWIS +. SCOTT, .
General Slave Agency and Intelligence Cffce, olu IS
Enlistment, No. 2 West Feyctte street, basement
Of Barnunl's City Hotel. aulQ
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MARRIED..

On the I3lh inst, by the Rev. Mr-Peck, SAMUEL
EMERY to Miss MARY WATT, both of this city.
Al Pleasant Hill, Kent county, on Friday morning, the
lIth inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Pleasants Mr.. EDWARD g.
LEIGH Of Baltimore, to Miss MATILDA MARTIN,
daughter Of the late William Scott, Of Easton, Tablet
county.
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EBUBLIC SALE Will be sold at the Waters
IL vile Granite Quarry, formerly known Putney &
Riddles opposite the "a mile post, the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road on MONDAY, the 2lst inst, at TEN
o'clock A. NJ, the following property, viz; yoke of
Oxen, well broke, Horses, large quantity of quarry
tools, such as crowbars large and small chains cast
steel drills half rounds and wedges, blocks and rigging
large quantity of Old caststee and iron, quantity Of
superior hay, in the field, buckwhea and oats in
the straw, wheat Fan, stonecutters' tools, black
smiths TOOLS large quantity of fine dressed six inch
quantity of undressed stone, and household Furniture
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
EDWARD GREEN, Trustee
Sc 16 dat JOHN LOCKERD, Auct'r.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

BY Packet ship Quebec at N. Y-C /. Rob, R. Punter
lady and servant, U. 5. Consul at CoWes; Philip s.
HUNTER Philip Bennett, N. York; Rev. J.. C. Marsh
Benz. Funck Newburyport; Col. John l. Hunter, Ala
bama; Mrs. nj. Tobasson, David Levine, Philadelphia;
Thos Robertson, Jas. w. seeley, Richard Kiny G. L.
Armstrong, London; James Aref TOronto-and 90 in
the steetagU-
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O7-THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS,
apSSnled by the Wings of the Sd Election District of
Anne Arundel County, do respectively invite the vo-
tiers sad county, and the several Candidates to attend
meeting to be held at the place of holding elections in
said district on THURSDAY, the l7th day of Septem
Der next, commencing at IL O'Clock, A. NJ IL is ex-
pected that the meeting will be addressed by the Candi
dates as well as by several invited guests au27
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BALTIMORE COUNTY


AT meeting of the Central Committee of Baltimore
County, the following resolutions adopted:
Resolved, That each TippecanOe Club he requested
to elect a permanent member of this Committee, and
those districts in which Clubs have not been organized
are requested also TO send members.
Resolved, That this committee stand adjourned TO
Tuesday, a2d September, and that each Tippecanoe
Club be requested forthwith fill up the Central Com
mittee sep l6
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RAJ.TINIORF COUNTV

BALTIMORE COUNTY.
There will be meeting OF the Wing voters of the 3rd
Election district Baltimore County, at John Bough-
m. MS on SATURDAY the 18th inst at O'Clock. The
members of the Tlppecanoe Club No. b with the Wing
voters generally requested TO attend, business OF
imnortance will be submitted TO the meeting.
VIM. IL. SMITH, Prcst
J.coR STASsBuRY, Sec'y. sep Is
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No less than 10000 chests of opium are
smoked up by the Chinese annually, the pas
|sion, while il increases the use Of the poison
Ito a species of insanity, destroys body and
mind
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NEWLY INVENTED HORSE POWER

NEWLY INVENTED HORSE POWER
AND THRESHING MACHINE.
yWy4E subscriber would inform the public that he
q has been able to test his NEW HORSE POWER
& THRESHING MACHINE, and now offers them tc
the pubic believing that they will fully meet the expec
atiOn and wishes of the purchasers, lie thinks that they
will be found equal if superior any Machines for
that purpose now in use. They compact, strong,
and believed TO he very durable, eaculaedto bewOrk
ed by four horses.
He has also on hand other Horse powers and Thresh
NJ Machines less expensive.
He is likewise Agent for the sale of Mr. Umuy's Horse
Powers and Threshing Machines those preerng these
Machines can procure them by calling his Farmers
Repository, in Pratt street. -
lie % ]. s. EASTMAN.
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5rs-NOTICE.-There will be public meeting Of the
Wing Voters of the Twelfth ELECTION District, held at
the Blue Ball Tavern, (pace of voting the Philade-
adelphia road J on SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT,
at O'Clock. The Van Buren, candidates for the legis
le are respectfully invited 10 attend, TO show cause
y,ly the Administration of Martin Van Buren, should
. : be condemned by the untrammeled and unbought
. drage of the Freemen of Baltimore County
The Wing Voters of the District are earnestly equcs
ted 10 attend as business of importance will be laid be-
fore the meeting BY order of the Clubs OF the District
Baltimore county, September l2, ls4O' sep. 10
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
- - -

THNHE undersigned begs leave TO inform the Public,
IL that he has resumed his former stand, No. b
South Street, where he is prepared 10 wait on his
friends and customers wNh prompmess, in supplying
them with BOOTS, SH(I,S, and all other articles in
his line, of the very choicest material and most APP
proved cut and workmanship.
sep en- JAMES nANCE.
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IONS TO TAKE PLACE.-Geo-gia
Se 5th of October, for members
nd State Legislature; Maryland
i and South Carolina on the 18th OF
,,lbr members of the Legislature
fe...ania and Ohio on the 18th October,
Dgressmen and State officers The re-
j., of the States vote for State officers
~. the first week of November, on the
AZ DAYS Of the Presidential election. New
York on the I'd, Sd and 4th; New Jersey on the
Sd and 4th: Mississippi, Michigan and Arkan,,
sas on the I'd; Massachusetts on the 9Th, and
Delaware on the 10th.
The Presidential election takes place in
Rhode Island on the 18th. and in North Caro-
lima and Tennessee, on the 18th of November
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Divorce of Bank and Stdte:-Mr; Allen, the
New York Receiver General, has his ONCE III
the Bank of America.
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OFFICE OF THE BAIT. s. OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY, September LIST, lS40
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That a general
IN meeting of the stockholders of this Company will
be held on MONDAY, the 10Th of October next at this
Office from ten until O'Clock, for the purpose of
eecng twelve directors of said Company for The ell
suing year.
The transfer book will be closed from the second I'M
ill the thirteenth day of October next.
~. ATKINSON,
se3 disc Secretary
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MIR. DAVISON'S PATENT MUSCULAR
GUIDE TO PENMANSHIP.
reporIead and adopted by the Maryland Institute,
u on the utility of the Guide actual application, is
POUND the following:
The repetition upon the Guide nculcates so correct
conception of the letters and drills the muscles into
exact obedience to the will that failure would be little
less than phenomenon.
ROOMS Al, Baltimore street.
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GRAND RALLIES.

t7- THE GRAND RALLIES OF THE
FRIENDS OF HARRISON AND TYLER
will be held at the following places:
FELL3S POINT, ON THURSDAY EVEN
ING, September 18th, at half past seven o.
clock, at the intersection of Bond and Thames
streets.
LEXINGTON MARKET, ON WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, September 23d, at half past
seven o'clock.
HEAD QUARTERS, (Aisquith street0 ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING, September Both,
half past seven o'clock.
HECKROTTE'S, (Charles Street SPRING. ON
MONDAY EVENING, October 5th, at half
past seven o'clock.
BY order of the joint committee of the State
Central Committee and the Standing Committee
of the TiPpecanoe Clubs.
SAMUEL HARDEN,
JAMES GRIEVES,
SAM. MCCLELLAN,
JOSHUA MEDTART,
JAMES WILLIAMS,
THOMAS CARROLL,
Sep ID Joint Committee
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SCHOOL HOOKS.

L NIGHT s. COLBURN, Booksellers and Station
~ erS, ia Baltic ST., few doors East of Charles,
have ON hand a general assortment of School Books
and Stationery which they will furnish at wholesale
retail at the lowest cash prices. at sep 10
NEW BOOKS-Letters and Speeches various
In subjects, by Lord Brougham.
sJack Ashore, by the author Of 'Ratlin the Refer.
For sale at KNIGHT s COLBURN'S
Bookstore and Circulating Library,
sep 10 At ia Bal. st.
WBUBLIC SCHOOLS.-1he exercises of the Pub
III lie Schools will be resum ed on the Let of Sepem
Der. By ORDER J. W. TILYARD,
Clerk TO the Commissioners,
"a PO.h
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Literary Rooms, IS N. Gay St near Flyeue.

a. FOR RENT.-That beautiful and healthy
MIIIl situation at the of Hamstead street and
t4s4Appe Alley, to the Washington College, and
would make an admirable boarding house for the stu
dents of the College, whose term of lectures wI soon
commence. The house is large and commodious, and
attached to it is about and half acres of land, very
well suited for a garden For terms and particulars i'll
NATHAN HARRISON,
Sc 10 At No. lS Exchange Building
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HARRISON CONVENTlON.-The Harrison Con
yention will meet at the Convention Room, "NoRTH
BENpn on WEDNESD AY EVENING, 10th instant,
nj "a O'Clock, By order,
LEVI FAHHEsTocK. }sec.vs
So IL RoBT. ii. COLEMAN,
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A PERFECT GEM

IN THE WAY OF A PERIODICAL -!
n AIDES COMPANION.-Th The September
4 number of this most excellent periodical is out
Ii contains most beautiful engraved plate of Mount
Ida in this State, with n view of Albany and the Hud-
river also plate giving the fail fashions as Just re-
ceved from Paris The literary contents very rich.
8" lift your hearts- your hand,'' by Dawes, is gem.
s1'he Haunted Homestead" by Herbert, is admirably
depicted. Mrs Osgood, Mrs. Stephens. Mrs Embury,
and Samuel Woodwork have each enriched the pa
gcs of the work. The 'Death Of AIarst" by Hamilton,
worth the subscription price OF the Companion Tor
year TO the reader.
Terms, SO per year 25 cts. each number.
w. n. HARRISON;S
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
4 MAS. fl. PITTS & JAS. L. STEWART, Alton
" Reys at Lao, have removed TO the office in Fayette
street, few doors of ST. Pau's street, opposite Bar
NUNS Hotel They may be found at all times during
business hours, when engaged in Court, or absen
from the city. In the absence of either of them the
artner will attend to the business ofthe olce ap2
VANILLA CREAM CANDY.-A fresh up
v ply of this harmless and most delightful CANDY
ust received by G. X. TYLER, corner East Baltimore
ind High streets Also, GUM ARABIC LOZENGES,
aan excellent article for Coughs and sorness Of the
Breast
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

SfASAh
TEVHE Subscriber is authorised purchase, for gen.
~ tlemen of the south, a number of Negroes ofboth
sexes
The highest cash prices will be given for for life
and good titles,
He can a,ways be found at the URted STATES Hotel,
opposite the Depot, Pratt street.
" 80 df G. w. PEARCE.
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Liverpool Aug loArrved Columbia Mob p6 saileo
min. entered for loading Cincinnati, Hobrook, Bata
ia. Manila and China, Allegheny, Mchaels, Phiiade'-
bhia; British Queen, Mum, Ilarbor Grace, NJ. yA.
london. Aug lO-In port, Catharine, for New \ ofk,
|5ih Noxy, Spear, Philadelphia, next day; Henry
serce, Orleans, soon ,.- o,,ahoo Io,b
Portsmouth, Aug. 9-Saiied Aurehan, quebec io'"'
|rr Samson, Sturgess, NYork.
Dublin Aug. 7-Saed Caroline, Quebec. :,
Cork. August 6-Saled Dartmoutht Newiouhu Ia
rhos nanford, ST. Andrews, NIB. OF port, Ann Johh-
bon Newfoundland; Carlton, Quebec
Clyde. Aug. 7-snied Mhamichi, Bay Chaleur; Vol
eano 81 Johns NIB; Perseverance, Quebec:
Cadiz, July 50-1he Altoff, Davis, from horleans ol
garse;iles Iran ashore near Co Cape Trafalgar, on
he night Of the 23d, bged and filled; cargo yaesd.
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VIRGINIA EAST OF THE MOUNTAINS.
We submit an estimate to-day of the Presiden-
tiaI vote of Virginia in November, east of the
Blue Ridge. 1t has been formed after the most
careful and patient enquiry, and is based upon
the April elections and recent information from
the most intelligent, cautious and honorable
sources. We have, in every case, put down the
Wing strength at less than we think it will prove
to be- and the Van Buren, at more. We feel en-
tire confidence that it may be relied on, and that
the event will more than confirm it.
In respect to Virginia west of the Blue RAge,
we shall present an estimate in short time
Materials are now being gathered with laborious
care from every county in that division of the
State. Not to be beaten in trans-montaine VIr
ginia, is all that the Wings of the East have
asked of their Western brethren We are happy
to say, that of this, there is now no probability.
The Wings will carry Western Virginia by
majority Of from five hundred to fifteen hundred.
We have just seen such evidence of the fact, sus-
tanned by such authority from nearly, every in
dividua county, as to satisfy us fully that it is
Estimate of Eastern Virgi