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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-11
TAVERN NOTICE.

10 The Honorable Ellis Le,cis, Esq, PRESIDENT
andhiS Associates, Judges Of The Court Of Quar-
FER SessionS IF the county IF Northumberland:
THE petition of Catherine Bonlton, widow of
l. John Boul,on, late deceased, Of the bo,nush of
Sunlury, in said county humbly represents, that
she continues to keep public house Of entertain
mrn', at the stand formerly kept by her husband,
and is well prepared for the accommodation uf ira
vciers, &c. She therefore prays your tionors 10
grant her license to keep tavern, daring the TN
suing year, and she will pray. &c.
CATHERINE BOGlrON.
To THE JUnGEs ABoVE MESrioNrp - he sulr-
srribes, residents of sudbury her, by GETTY, that
Catherine Bnulton, the applicant for license. Is a
woman Of good reputc for honesty and ten erance.
and is well provided with house-fOom apd cnnv'n =
cnces for the lodging aud accommodation Of siran-
gers and travellers, and that public house there is
Necessary they therefore recommend her pro-.
per person to lie licensed TO keep public house.
Geo. G.. WeIker Henry Dawson,
Daniel bruckrtnlicr, Frederick brz rus,
Daniel q bson, Edward Oyster,
Jacob Rbawn, Ch rcs c. Donnci,
Geo. Weiser, Samuel u. jordan,
John b. Price, G. ID. Wharton,
II, b. Masscr, Joseph Ei-ely.
Dec. lth, lsil st
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TAVERN NOTICE.

To the HororG61e Ellis Leicts, Esq, President,
and his associate Judges the Court Of quar-
Ter SESSIONS, gr The toun'J OF Northumberland: d:
TeNlIE p' lition of JACOB KRAM. of Shamo-
4 kin, in said county, humby represents, that he
continues 10 keep tavern at his old stand, i'll the
town of Shamukn, and is we'll prepared for the ac>
commodaion of travellers, &c. lie therefore prays
your Honors to grant him license TO keep ia
during the ensuing year, and he will pray, &c.
JACOB KRAM.
70 THE JUDsEs ABnvE MENTIONED The sub
scrhcrs residents Of Shampkin, hereby certify, that
Jacob Kram, the applicant for the license, is man
of good relute for honesty and Temperluce, and is
well provided with house-ioon and cunveniences
for tie lodging and accommodation OF strangers aud
travellers, and tha, public house there is necessary:
they therefore reenmm nd him proper per-
son 10 be licenced to keep public house.
Joseph Snyder, John Thompson
VIM. Fngely, George kr~ser,
James Wallace, John Bouehner,
VIM Kuehler. William Farley,
John Trego, jeremiah Zimmerman
Daniel Everett, M. II. ken.
Jacob B,it,
Dec, lth 1S1l --3t
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Consump,iou! Comsnnption!!

DIR. DUNCAN'S ENPECTORANT REMEDY
n s M infablc remedy for airc.ting Pulmonary
Complaints, Colds, Coughs Splitting of Blood,
difficulty OF Breathing. Bronchitis, soreness of the
Throat and difficult Exrec,ora,ion, Wcakne- ses,
Debility, Liver Compliant, and all other affections
Of aeonsump,ve nature. This medicine has de-
cded advantage mos preparations of the kind,
as it regulates the bowels, and strengthens tho con-
sti,ution, and does not bind up the system and
encourage intemperance, as most OF the medicines
do, hy the fatal opiatcs alcohol combined in them.
Such medicines have great tendency to bring
misnry and distress, aud even tic dh upon many
valuable citizens. We find by the weekly records
of the bills of mortality, that thee fourhs of the
humqn souls who So suddenly departed from their
dearest friends and relations, have been swept Oft by
that fatal and ieli destroyer, Consumption, when
many could have been saved if they had used a
proper medicine. Fellow beings who yet dwell
with US and are afli ict,d with the rremoneIary
symptoms Of this disease, procure Immediately d..
Buncan's Expectorant Remedy before it be too late,
and not bc led TO believe that such symptoms will
soon plss Of without the use OF proper medicine
by such negligence, you my soon hc led to know
Your folly Que bctte may at the f.5st attack, be
sufficient Pamphlets giving full treatise, always
accompany the medicine. Price, 81 per hottie
OHirc No. 40 North Eighth street. Philadclphia
HENRY IO&rHElMER.
Dec llth ls4l Agent
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TAVERN NOTlCE.

10 The HOHOrGbfe EHS Lctris, Esq, PTeSideH,
and his Associates Judges The Court Of quar-.
Ter Sessions, Of the county Of Northumberland
THE petition of Henry Bucher, OF Ssnbury, in
J. said county, humby represents, that he con.
tinufs to keep public house of entertainment, in
his old sland, the Sunbury Ferry, and is well pre-
pared for the accommodation OF travellers, &c. lie
therefore prays your Honor, to grant him license
to keep tavern, during the ensuing year and he
will pray, &c. HENRY BUCHER,
To THE jupGEs AhovE MESTIosEn:-The sub
scrbers residents Of Sunbury, hereby certify, that
Henry Bucher, the applicant for the license, is a
man of good repute for honesty and temperance,
and is ell provided with house Dom and convent.
ences for the dgrng and accommodation of stran.
grrs aud travellers, aud hat public house there is
necessary they therel1re rcImmend hun as a
proper person 10 be licensed To keep public house.
John Randals, John 7. Pursel,
Joseph EiS,ly, II. Beas
Henry Landau. Francis Bucher,
Benz amin Krohn, John speece.
George Monlz, VIM. II. Miller,
Charles Miller, Samuel MontL.
Dec lth lSii-3t
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TAVEEN NOTICE.

To the honorable Ellis Lelcis, Esq, PreS'dent
and his Associates, Judges cf the Court Of quar-
Ter Sessions, Qft The county Of Northumberland
THE petition of Charles Weaver, of Sunbury, in
l. said county, humbly rrprssen's that he intends
keeping a public house of entertainment, at the
old stand now kept by Daniel t,ibson, and is well
prepared for the accommodation of travellers, &c.
lie therefore prays your hOnors to grant HIM H.
cense to keep tavern, during thr ensuing year, ard
he will pray, &c, CHARLES WEAVER.
TO TnE JUnGEs ABOVE MENTIONED The sub.
scrhers, res dents of Sunhury, hereby ceyuy, that
Chnles Weaver, the applicant for thc, license, is a
man OF good rcpute for honesty aud temperance
and is well provided with hOIse>room and conveni-
ences for the lodging and accommodation of s,ran.
gers and travellers, a-.d rha, public house there
is necessary '-,Ley therefore recommend him as q
proper persor TO be licensed to keep public house
Joseph Eisey, Daniel Druckemhler'
Daniel Gibson, Daniel Haas,
Henry Haas, Benjamin HeGdnck',
Samuel Druckemiller, John Harp,
Geo. Martin, &. Bower,
John Robins, VIM Gylick,
Dee, llth, lsil -3t,
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ATTENTION..

vEyIIE spccia, orcp,inn of huNcrs from the south
a,d xes, and for ,be sta,c fra e. is rcsur,iful-
10 inyi,c1 ,n tIa f,llovju, aesnrtrp. Il, nf GOODS
,yhirI ,bc s,,lscr,lcr w d, pose of at such prices
as will nmply ,cpav his f,iends for ealing and ,x-
,n,,ninr b,s slork To C4SH uufchasrrs, At the
f,rl.
200 pieces heavy varicga,i Spanish mating.
5Oe pieces Canton mating. assorted A, So and
6-1 white. checked aud tlowerei.
1000 h,ar,h rugs, beautiful assortment uf Will
ton. Brus-els, Tuttrd, Turkey, and Hemp rugs
2OO riccc> woolcn, worstsl, cotton, hemp, In
grain Ncrci,n and block Carpcliugs. An elegant
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CountcrTciters Arrested.

New CouNrERrlirs ,--I,uoK Ouri--A gang
Of some four or five 'financ,ers' honored our boz
rough with visit ycserday, and succeed, d in
passing off several counterfeit 5s of the Miners
B Bank Of Poitsvfle upon one or two of our mer-
chants. The bills were soon detected, and pur>
suit instituted which resulted in the capture of
three of the gang, who were du'y examined before
WM BErz, ESQ, au1 committed to prison. Their
names are John Egoyr jacob A'71old aud Aaron
Broom.
The following description has tecn kindly fur
ushcd US by friend:
s Doliar Notes on the Miners Bank Of Potts.
riHe, letter F, made payable to J. Lyons, dated
June LIST, lS4l paper lighter in color than the &C.
nune notes; otherwise well executed, and calcu la
ted to deceive,
We would add tht the paper on which the ge-
nuine notes of this tsuk are struck, is Of a reddish
casi.-Reading Gaeet,e,
AMnRLE FAREwELL.-For several years the
louisville journal has been engaged in tire most
desperate and harrassing warfare with the Louisville
Advertiser. The editor Of the latter paper is about
10 remove to 81. Louis and his old enemy takes
leave OF him in the following aft citing strain
The Advertiser, Of yesterday, contains long
vaedictory from its late editor, Shadrach Penn.
Shadrach, after resdence of twenty.three years
as an editor in this city goes TO spend the rest o
his life and to lay his bones in St. Louis. Well
he has our best wishes for his prosperity all tie
ill.wili ever felt ior him passed out long ago
through our thumb and fore-fnger. His lot, hith-
crto, has been mcst ungcntle one but trust
lha, his life may prove akin TO the plant that first
brgns to blossom at the advanced age OF half a
century. May all he well with him here and here
nfter for we should he sorry if poor fellow whom
have been torrurinG eleven years in this world
were to be handed 10 the ,euder merccs Of tn,
Devil in the next.
Shadrach flrewen,
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The
AMERICAN MEDICAL LIBRARY
ENIEIIHGEN&E

A CGNCE NTRArED IL cord If Medical Sci.
"A encc and Literature, ty Robert Duugson,
NJ D, Professor of the lnsiues OF Medicine, etc,
in JeiftIsnn Medical College of Ph,sLe phia, pub
lishcd monthly by Adm WaIdc. No 46 Carpen.
ter street Philad lphia. Subscription price, S5 a
ar Suhsci ptions for lhc ahuye work received ly
the subscriber. II. b. MASSER,
Dec. ith, 1911. Agent.
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CREDITORS TAKE MOI ICE, That we have
" applied tn the Court of Common Pleas of Nor
hunhehlnd County, for the tencht of the laws
made for the relief of the insolvcnt debtors; and
that the Judges of the said Court have appoint,d
the first Mond,y of Jan'y. mex; to hear us aud our
creditors at the Court House in Sunhury, when
and where you may attend if you think proper.
Dec A. is4l JOHN HACKMAN.
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JOHN BUDD, w.N.
SrsaUEHASNA Coal TRADE.
Total amount shipped from Wyoming Valley. to
June 2st Tons, 7,ll6
SuaUyLKILL Coal TnAnE.
To Nov Is, Tons, 530,679
LITrLE ScHUYLKILL Coal TRADE.
To Nov Is, Tons, 37,4s6
DELAwARE a. lIUDsoN Coal TRADE.
To Oct. ., ToUs, l6l ,270
PINE GRovE Coal TRAnE.
TO Aug, S, Tons l3,oOo
MoUNr CARBos RAIL ROAD.
Amoun, transported to Oct. 81, Tons 74'6o9
Miss HUI & ScHUYLKILL HAVEN RAIL koAn.
Amount transported to Nov Is, Tons 2o3' Isl
MN CWKEE Rail RcAp.
Amount transported to Nov Ia, Tons 56,sls
ScHurLKILL VALLEY Rail Roam.
Amount transported to Nov Is. Tons 11,2s9
LEHiGu Coal TRADE.
To Nov.ll, Tons ll7,72S
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Some of the Philadelphia papers announce ,ha,
the Little Schnykih and Suyauehanna Railroad
Company have made an assigncrient TO Cob Jo-
seph Paxton ofth county. Wondet If any of
the ruined contractors preferred creditors or If
the Colonel now pets the whole work, bridges,
tunnels and all into his own hrecches pocket !-ib.
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MI, their shou ders TO the wheel and while other
tour Iron Region, aud Sh,mokin Coal Regions
command the attention Of the World by their corks
DGnriRe MfeRscncen
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AJ-bS-yv -ra1S e. =; e : - = d.
Ncbb's Patent CansvsisiEse Oil
2 ~ = NJ II - -


The su' scrihrrs respectfully i.lurn the citizens
oi Columbia, Nor cumberland aud trion coun>
lies that they have purchased the sole privilege OF
using, manuiac' Nrng and vending the above named
articles in the afir,s id coBHcs. They have iust
received large assortment of ldmls of every de-
scription. consisting of
ASTRAL, TABLE SUSPENDiNG AND
SIDE LAMPS.
which thrv oiler FIR sale AT reasonable terms,
This light i, a ncw invention, aud is superior To-
any thing get discovered for illuminating large and
small rooms, and di,pclIng hr d"ikTess q" the night
It is inferior to nothing save the light oi the sun
wherever i HIS heen introduced. II has out>hone
every thing oi luminous nature, and stems a out
to become The Fghf oi The IcmM.
It's prominent superior qualities arc hrl'''lncy'
richness. splcndour, cleanliness ani last hut not
least, clealRCss. The wCk KEGS cntney ice
from dltt, ard the lamps are caNl'y kept IN order
In the Cries of rhila lclpNil AMI New York it has
been substituted v,ry extensively for gas, on ac-
count If is chcapuess, and because 1t is not SO IN
furious to the eyes.
Drcr ions for using v i'll he furnished to all who
buy and orders fom a di-tnncc promptly attended
10. FRlCK, BllLMEYER y Russell"
narvilic Nov. 81 lS4t IT
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N II E H I T. II =,

On the 81 inst. by the Rev. John Ball, Mr.. WM.
NEwBEBnr Of the town of Northumberland. to
Miss SUSAN Fox OF Shamokin township, Northum-
berldnd county.
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cySrEES! cyS-EES!!

HIYRESI Oysters in the shell, and the he I AM
~ boy Oysters by the can, will be served up N
chaling dishes, roas ed, iryed or ohetw-e 10 suit
the taste of any Gentleman. Also all kinds of pas
uy, &c will be kept constantly on hand All those
la favor OF good living will please cali at the old
q, ster Iou5r, formerly kept by c, u, Wharton and
William Scarles, and will endeavor To please ALL
HENRY ID. WHAkTON,
Sunhury Nov HIth lSIl-3t.
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NA Es-~ "a EYE yAM
-S- SALE.

YHOR >alc n small Farm, continuing about one
IL hu dicl and ton acres. more or les, situate
ia P,iut township. Norhumhcrlaud county, about
two miles above Mott umbch md, "n the main
road lcalin. from ,hal plarc tn Dnvillc. adjoining
land, ol John Icshnu, Jesse &. Horton and otrcrs
now IN the occupancy If Samu,l Payne. Al out
forty acrrs Of said ttact are clrarCd, and in good
stat of ca tiyaron, on winch there rs small har"
erect d. The property viii he sold ON r asorahlc
terms Fol- further particulars, PERSONS are rcqucsI-
ed to apply to TIE surtcrih r.
II. d. MAsSGR, AGENT
Nov 9Th lS4l- Surhurv, Pa.
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:. II. SUMNER, NJ. =.

Is again at Mr.. II. II. Buu'sin Norihumbef nd,
Lwhere he viii be happy TO receive the calls OF
those wishing his professional services. DR.. S.
stay is limited To two weeks Any person IN Sun.
bury wishing To consult him, will by addressing him
through the post office, receive a call from him.
lice. nnh-r ilh lSi II
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Coal ra ii e =.

Amount OF Coal carried on tho Danvile and
Pottsve Rail Road TO Sunbury for shipping, du
ring Tie week ending on Dec, l., 497 Tons
Per last report, 40,966
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Estate oG I,hnmlas 4. IsillimgtOm.

Estate oG Thomas 4. isiiiiNStOB.
ATOlICE is h, rchy glvrn that the SUBSCRIBER
y ha. been appointed auditor lv the Cuur OF
Common Pleas OF Nurtbnnhchaud county, FOR the
purpose of aprof'iruins the assets m the hands "i
Fredrrick l.azarus ass g'r,c of ThunH, \. Billing
ton. and that he will attend for that purpose at the
Prothonotarys office ih sun ury. on Monday the
Goth day of December next, when and where all
persons mercsted will attend.
SAMUEL ID. JORDAN.
Su,L,,y N,v oT,h ISiI ii
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LOWER & BARRON.
en- M ~ Gzx& a

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NEW ENGLAND OIL COMPANY.
No. 30 North Water Street, Phila.
Nu MANUFACTURERS and dealers in Oils Of
lH@ every description both for turning and
manu.ac rurng purposes, which will I've sold much
lower than they can hc procured elsewhere, and
warranted in quality to equal any in the city. Any
oil sol! Ivy The company not proving as leircs,nted,
may hc returned without any expense TO the pur.
chaser, and the money viii lie refunded.
1hcir slock now in store consists OF The following
oils. viz:
3oO0e gallons Winter Bleached Spelm0 3
Oh, 2
G0OO do DO Colpiess Oil, };
$4,000 Go Fab and Spring Sperm Oh,
10000 do Winter Sea Elephant, :
10000 do do Pressed Whale Oil,
60OO do Summer do do do 5
1900 do Common Whale Oil, 8
POO Barrels superior Straits Oh,
500 du God llank Oil,
90 do Meas Foot Oh,
75 Casks Olive Oii,
Tanners OILS. a
G This Company has number of Vessels en-
gagged in the Cod Fishery, and Tanners may rely
upon getting at all times t pure imported,
Philadelphia, Nov. i3, lsil.-ly
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ORPHANS COVEsT SALE.
Estate of S.pergG tHOruDeI

IN pursuance of an ou,'r OF the Orphans Court
L OF Northumberland county. will he exposed to
publ sale n friday the 18th day oi D'cemhet
next at the late residence Of GonTge Horn'erger of
Coal township, in said county decd, all that
tain tac, or piece u land situate M,honoy creek.
in said township, adjonl lands of Henry Hsupt.
Geo,ee Long and tie Widow Hornlptger, contain
ing one hundred aud three acres and flty-lwo per-
chrs. strict measure; about twenty acres OF which
are cleared and hieh state OF cultivation.
Also, one other tract or piece OF land situate IN
said township adjoining lands OF tGeoIge Long, Su'
sannah Weary aud the Widow Hornbergcr, con
tanning four acre. and l52 perches, strict meosure,
about three acres of which cleared, and in good
state of cultivation. Sale to commence at 10 o.
dock Of sand dav when the conditions viii be made
known 10y THOMAS HtNlNuER,
GEORGE LONG,
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Total. 81 ,l63
Amount of Iron Ore transported, 2,i23
JOHN BUDD, w VI.
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By the t"ntt, III ~
JOHN &. YOUNGMAN, CM. y. C..
Nov. 20th ISil.-3r.
n. b. The first above described tract e land has
been divided into two parts; one thereof contain
ing So acres aud 10 p,rche~, about acres Of VIII oh
ave cleared and the oher containing 81 acIcs and
33 petches, about IL acres nf which atc cleared
aHd viii be sold tOgehrr Or separate, 10 suit rur'
Cha.ers.
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ORPHANS GDEls'T SALE.
ynnu Shcrry,S EslItp

IN pursuance o! an order Of the Orrh ms Court
Il OF Northumberland county, W Il he exposed IL
public sale on Saturday the / lih Jay "i December
next, at the ldle div lhng.huusc f Jopu Cherry, ui
Augusta township, IA said county, decd, ctr'aiu
tract ot land containing twenty acres more or lc>s,
adjoining land ut ilcnrV Mas-er, Esq. PelCr Bum-,
John ID. Conrad, and the heirs OF Jacob Moore,
whrrcon is erected Il small log house and Stale.
= lie To commence a, 10 O'Clock of said day, when
the conditions will be made known by
PETER SNYDER,
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CITY AUCTION

AMI CDIFLl1ISSIUN SILNIN
Nimber 30 NorR Third Street, Ph,iadej'ato
"a DUBhTC SALBS of Dry Goods, Hardware
Il and Cutlery, Books. stliionary, Clothing,
Boots, Shors aud Has. aud in short almos, every
description of goods. are held at this establishment
every evening s-Ge"ds are also soh at private sale
during the day at thrascraGc auction prices, Store.
keepers aud ualriswl find it to their ad v an age
by attending the sal :.
&C. MAtkEY, Auctionre'.
Philadelphia, Novrmh l3, lsll.--lv.
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u>t received and for sale by II. u. Mas
% s,t-Do,tnn syrup, Sugar House and y. q.
MoIasses; Loaf, Lump, Crushed, Brown and ChrN -
talllcd Sugar; Crauherrcs RhIs,ns, Crackers, &c;
French aud English Mrrlnos; MeIno and other
Shawl; Cloths, Cas>imorS and Cassinettsl Dry
Goods, Hardware Sadlery, &c, of all kinds.
Nv oOIh lSiI
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S-EySSL-TT TSE-SE.
4 arc un,qualied ior cleaning aud giving
L highly durable and most brilliant polish 10 sill
Yer, German Silver, Brass, Copper, BEIttania ware
Tin, Steel, Cutlery and for restoring the lusre on
vanished carriages, &c. TRY If.
Prepared an sold a, wholesale and retail, hy the
Susquehanna Cbrysolilc Polish Company, Owego,
Tioga county, n. \.
WM. FORSYTH, Agent ior Norlhum'd,
II. b. MASSER, Agent ior Sunhuy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-30
BY Last Evenings Mail.

7Heghany-For II. of Delegates, Holloway los,
Mann Gi-both Democrats. For Congress, Mellow
ell llS, Stuart IL (Suars majority in the District,
is perhaps from ito 400
From the Winchester Prg,aian, -7pra 81
FREDERICK COUNTY.
Lucas (Dem) majority over Barton CIV =.
Byrd's (Dem) majority over Gather (W) Al, and
over Magill wv 81.
Woods (Dem) majority over Gather 40, and over
Magill9 6.
Federal Wing majority for Harrison in November,
12-Democratic gain %.
.,iorgan-Lucas said to have from l. TO 90 majority.
Orrick (Whig) elected BY l5 majority The Demo
Gratis IN this county did nobly, and would have elected
Dyche their candidate, but for the large Wing vote
imported into the county The Harrison majority il
Morgan was 60.
Hampslire-B Barton said TO have about 60 majority.
Vance and Pugh (Whgs) elected 10 the House Of De
legatcs.
1JeFrom the large ma orcs for Barton III Berke-
ley and Jefferson it is evident that he will be elected
to Congress, Notwithstanding the large vote Of Frede
rick in favor Of Mr.. Lucas
Shenandoah Williams said to be elected 10
Congress
Berkeley Senatorial Districi.-Alr. Faulkner, Wing,
reelected
From The abingdon Lite Tcnnessean, .fprii q
Make ROM for LitHe Tennessee,
This impregnable fortress OF true Jeiersonlan prln
ciples has nobly done her duty She cannot be
duccd from her first love By professions. This demon
sraon should teach those whose aim II was 10 deceive
her an important lesson, and we hope they will profit
nv the example.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-30

aIlaftffO INA. TUT
SponsWrania Congressional Election.
Greene-Sm Smith 99-Banks 100.
Oraugs-Sm,h has majority of -
Nladson--Banks has majority of 1;'2.
Cupeper-Smith's majority is believed to be l3S
In Spottsylvania Banks has majority of ll9:
In Rappahannock, Smith has a majority of 10
If the vote in Culpeper be correctly reported, then
Col. Banks is elected by majority of t,co.-We have
had variety of reports about the result According to
one report Banks is elected by two votes-nccerd'ng
mort ties them, and even ties the six Sherfs who
are to meet and compare the polls The Richmond
Wing is chuckling at the bare idea of such result,
in contest which it classcaly calls "dog fight y
But the fire brand of faction will probably be disaP-
pointed. Its coarse attack Upon COL Banks is in
character with paper which disgrace to the press
We have scarcely a more reckless contempt
lille and scurrilous article in that paperand that, it
must be confessed is saying great deal for that pa
per.