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TO MY CONSTITUENTS.

You will see from the suLjoned letter, that The :
cancy i'll the Military Academy from my Dis,ric, h.
been filed The Chief Engineer fixed upon lie s.,.
instant as the day which the nomination should !.
n,ade and on that day, after fair and impartial en-
sideraton of the testimonials of the respective ami
cants, (all of whom very highly recommendrt.
thought it my duty to nominate lillian 7, Allen !.
the county of York, at the College Of William
Mary He has received the appointment, and you n,
notified that no other application or testimonials Need
be transmitted to me or to the Department.
Most respectfully, yours,
HENRY A. WISE.
WAsnrscTos, February %, le4l.
n B. The Richmond and Norfolk papers are rcsprc.
fully requested TO insert this notice.
EsGISEER DEPARTMENT, Feb 81, in.
Sir: have the honor TO inform you that, on yo,.
nomination, selection has been made to 'l the yacan
cy in the Military Academy from the Congressional
District represented by you and have the pleasure /.
transmit the appointment herewith
Very respectfully, sir, your obi servant,
JOS. G TOTTEy.
Colonel and ChiJ Engiae0
Hon. REsRy A. WISE, House Of Representatives,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

ry,O Mr. WILLIAM r. COURTNEY Guardian m hfsa .i 81
liam H. ohannun, heir AT law and dc,.ste u l-aa EF
non sou not N present resident \
MIA and known agent wi, take notice. that y" ~
the 2lnd Of March thu aon>r 81 VILLAIN VIZ.
county Of Essex hetacc the hears al sinii'e d
Of day, proceed 10 take the dispositions ~ J" "
and otlrIssnd the 2i ay 81 March NEXT, ~ Ire,
hols- John Ba2hy Co., the county oi ks queen,
tween the hours and of thr dag,
take Ike dispositions Of Richard aeby and nicrand
day March the store holse ~ GroGrr h t
in the county King Queen between The hours 81 >unt.
sunset al the day proceed take the dcpo>"ns q -
Watkins and o,er.-and the lst day Of April next y
Tavern in The city Of Rchmond between the houf' ~ ~
and sunset Of the day, proceed to take the troi,
William Walls and oihrrs;-and the l2th day OF Aprl nt
the Tavern Of Renjlmin Hart King Queen t"ur ii", e
tween The hours ard of Tie dt
take The dcpostons Robert Pollard and oiler>;ind
18Th day nf April next, the Tavern Of Thomas Matthews
The ow 1appalnnock, Essex county between iEe hour
sunrise and sunset the day, proceed 70 take M %
q. Ciopton and Others Ia he read ~ tvdt
suit depending and undetermined, III the 'hchh S"t
of Law and Chancery for King Queen county ~ "
s George lia>kins and William Bird plaintiffs, an s."
Others DEFENDANTS and should circumstances "t1
% render iEpraccabc IL commence ana hnlst " I'M d
u,s on the day mentioned, then, ana ~ la r>
wil liz continued day dav, sunday excepted n' IG
are finished ii which times and places You can attend -
think proper. Yours, &C.,
~ r' GEORGE iIOSElNS,
WILLIAM BIRD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

HAVE Two likely young Jacks, from the best stock III !
L country which wish 10 dispose OF on accommodar.
One will be four years old June the other tmn year,
sprip. would sell both or either Of them REASONABLE ~
M eun;rr) rs having the purchase money We'll secured.
NAV b. seen, and the made KNOWN hy applying
thc county OF Prince Edward. ROBERT kEI>n
s---Nt..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

~ Observation-Disclosures Lunenburg Count! CnGT
i February, lS4!:
Beverly Hood aud Nancy his wife, F!ainIf
Against
Peter Caybr"ok and Martha his wife, German Enrcs and
hs wife, Matthew Hood, Edward Fame Bryant iril'lfF.t
Rhoda his wife, Patrick William James H. S;"r a.d
Hood John, George ard Green KID Ia'c W. >oa;Ia.l
Gill; VIA. NJ. rncketi, and John Packet aud others ~
The defendants, mol having entered fhIr appearance.
security according 10 The aCt ~ Assembly, aud liz r
Court, and appearing. The satisfaction ul ir Count M
not inhabitants at this Commonwealth motion ~
tis y their counsel, j. ordered, that they appear IN
second Monday in May and fe their Rs IL
bill; and TIN, copy i. order liz forthwith inserted 3D.
nond Enquirer, fer eight weeks successfully and Ised
front door Of this Court House a Copy,
WA II. TAY;. n. E
Feb. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02
TRADE OF WESTERN VIRGINIA.

The Charleston, kanawha Jctfersonan very Justly
expresses IFS surprise that the citizens of tile different
counties Of that region have never looked towards
Richmond market more desirable than that Of Gin
cnnati Pitsburg. 1t is, indeed, the duty Of every
Vrgnan 10 contribute all in his power to promote the
prosperity Of his own Commonwealth But It il, we
conceive needless To attempt 10 the scnslhes
of Western Virginia friends in behalf Of State
pride. An appeal is made to them, which, with the
whole human family is much more pnwerful-they
assured that their interests require that they soud TRUE
to Eastern Frginia. The Jeiiersonan mentions seye
raj evils which they suffer from sending their produce
to The western markets, the most important OF which
is the deprecated hunk paper which they are compel
led TO receive for It. BY turning their trade to East
ern Virginia they would have the advantages Of bet
ter currency, and obtain believe farer compcn-
salion for the fruits OF their labor The Jefersonian
does the citizens Of Lynchburg more than Justice in
surprising they Will do all in their power to accomplish
the proposed change:
From the .,Gtrsopaa.
We have now a good turnpike 10 Lynchhurg, and
thgnce and safe conveyance by the Canal TO
Richmond. Should this change be encouraged by our
citizens will engage that IL will be kept the very
best order. regular wagon conveyance will be es-
tabshcd by responsible company, and every facility
will be afforded for the forwarding OF goods. The ct-
zens of Richmond and Lynchburg, active and enter
prsing, will do, know, all in their power To accom-
plish desirable an end II would be equally profta.
BILE 10 them TO US, if not more So aud they would
be slow, they know their own interests well, 10 do
all that possible 10 secure large purt Of the
trade Of Western Virginia
[Lmehburg Republican.
JAMES RIVER CASAL-We understand very i'm
portan change in the facility of shipments from Rich
mond TO this place, is about to be effected The agent
Of the Lynchburg and Richmond Transportation Com.
pany for the purpose Of making arrange
men,s BY which goods shipped by that line may he
ceved in three days from Richmond, the boats travel.
ling day and night.
We also learn that Messrs Boyd & Edmondss line
Of Packet Boats will be in successful operation from
Richmond to tl;s place in few days, SO that passen
gers from Lynchburg to Richmond and from Richmond
to this place, may congratulate themselves on having
speedy and pleasant trip on the canal. Hurrah for
Lynchburg She must, and will now 90 ahead.-D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02
Roanoke Bridge, Cha lo,te

N0TlCE.-All per-ons having claim. asa'Hst 'e ~
zabeth Row zie, deceased, late Of Powliaan' h' I
present them ~ the subscriber John y. Dief' .
county twho has bcen duty appointed for iir p1it'
Judge Cop,on Judge Of the Superior Court 81 law ~
Nav next As The assets Of the Estate will, 500" a'iei
removed beyond the limits of the Coainonwea'h W.
sented this notice will be pleaded in lar u all -e :.
Executor Of Elisabeth FoE:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

.1hs article ensured French shipping the advantages
favored nation ports the given up
territory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

The defendants, Harrison Howard AMI BloAum Maa /.
hayn: entered their appearance and gwen security 7oih
of Assembly and the rules al tins Court and II
by satisfactory evidence, that they Inhabitants 81 ''
mnnwrah: II ordered, that The said defendants apiel %
tile Judge Of said Cont, the Cont House, tie r d
the term, ami the bill Of ihe plaintiffs 7ni inst
copy this order he forthwith inserted in
lisled in Richmond for months
posted the front door Of The Coultosr Of sand comfy!
Co?y-1cste,
RoBT iiUDGIy. {. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

100000 !2500 /" 1913
- 0pO q $40 25
2l6l 600 tons Isl, DG0 tons 100
"lf we value in the above proportion the difference
existing in the capacity Of the respective products the
share of France in The general tonnage ought TO
amount, far equal raiae Of products to little more
than onc-thrd, that is, about viz 3l.3. p. CT.
eBut the French products having e1
ceeded in value the American products by
an annual mean of 24,o00G00, or II per
cent. must have ensured proportional in.
crease of tonnage TO the French flag cal
cula;ed in said proportion this increase
world be ID &c
"Thererore, the share which France
ought 10 have obtained should be equal 10 81 5 '
''If compared with the one she has OBJ
tanned in fact l23
at will show an annual mean loss for
her of $50 p. CT.
"This makes on 1901 900 tons loss of $4,000 tons.
"And if from these ~ 800 tons we de-
duet taken out of the $500 forming the
mean annual share Of other nations, (be-
cause their share is about two-tlrds Of
the going out, and one third of the coming
In,) we will fad $4,000 I"
To be the amount which, 10 the derment Of the French
flag, formed the annual profits of Americans during
these II years
"3d. rs for The Lsgis' a;on.-In France, sort Of
over tax upon merchandise entire reciprocity for the
flag; privilege given to American products compared
with similar products, not coming from French colo
mics or from India; advantage TO all products coming
from the United States the products of India, not
brought directly on French bottom.
,The calculation for lsa for the French flag
OF 6.ce9 tons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02
We find the following extract of letter in the Jour
nal of Commerce:

maj OF IONlIltTCt.
Extract Of a letter, dated
HAyAsA, February 9TH.
Fanny Ei!sler more the rage here than she was in
New York. The people of Havana are still greater
fools than they of The United States. On her benefit
night next week, purse is to be presented TO her,
to which fifty of The rich Crcoes here have subscribed
sixty ounces of doubloons each, making the sum
of SOL 900. One of my friends has seen the list, or
would not believe ii. The same night after the
Theatre, certain Countess is to give her ball.
When she comes out of the Tacon theatre outside Of
the walls, she is 10 step into open roiantc adorned
with flowers, and one hundred volantes are to follow
with the people in them holding lambeau1. In this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

IN HANGERY.-vircr>IA:--A Rules l.id ~ II, ,@.a
Office Of Essex lisont Superior Cont II Law ard tth
On The End dag Of November, 1910:
Edwin Epslaw, ra.ata
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

IN rHASCERY -yrRGISiA:--At pulrs held II il,' CO.
Office al The Circuit Superior Court 81 Law a." ita
Caroline county, the i;lI day IL January, lcil:
William H. Guua!oc and Virginia &. lis wife, Ilasrita.
against
Harrison Howard, EloN,m Howard, and James s r1te
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

This day the plaintiff, by his attorney. and NJ i
and. tie defendants, John Bnrus, Ior MridaS ahd 7i
his WIFE, Alexander Nuckolds and Nancy hi WIFE, Hens
and Lucy hs wife, not having entered thrir appenn'
given security, according law and the rules 81 t- t
il appearing Ia satisfaction The Court that ri
labants STATE the motion Of tic plaintiff " i
sci IL is ord, red, that said defendants, john bann I
Munday ana Elizabeth his wife, Alexander anekoid~ mt NJ.
his wife, Henry Coates and Lucy his wife, 10 arra before
Justices of County Court of said county, ~ r 'oi "
on The second Monday in May and answer TIE hl Il e,
plaintiff, and thar copy this order hr forthwith Inserted ~
Slap.r, published in city al Riclond, ~ tMn R
aud that another copy be posted - NE front d
the Court House of this county Court day.
JOHN HUNTER. q 4. 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

IN cuiSGERY.-NKGfHia:-At Court of Monthly Sr-sr
held for Louisa County, thr Court House thereof. "
day the eth day of February, ISL:
oyeon Enrrus, his right, and as Admnstranr y "
Burris deceased ilaittH
Against
John urris John Mnnday and Elizabeth his wife. iit Il
Nuckolds aud Nancy his wife, Henry Coates ani Lucy II,
John l.. Bars, Caroline Burnis and Mars Eliza liuia,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02
February %, lsil.

MR. THOMAS BLAkE-Sir, yon are not resident -
wi cina and have known agent, You VIII ahr nc M
shall on tile 18th day of April mex, al the store :"
liam Seward the county Of Essex, between Tue hi-
sunrise aud sunset the day. proceed Ia take u ~
Anil next nj clchvilr, Midiicsex county between me h"u
o sunrise o the day, proceed 10 TAX m ~
tons of William H. Hackney and uhesani, on ihr Rl ~
April next Tavern 81 Thomas Matthews, ~ ~" ioat
Tappaannock Essen county, between the h"ii> ~ suiisr
sunset OF day. proceed - take the dispositions ~ c
Dobiins and he read evidence III suit NOW dr
ing md undetermined. the Ccn Superior Court ~ n" 30
Ih,lcery for the King & lurcn which ~ii, YOU
Others are plaintiffs and deputy sheriff ur us cam
sheriff and Committee Of the Estate ii Lewis BROCK,
ceased defendant and, should circumstances occur - ~
render il npracrahe aud tnlsl! >aid drio'i
The DAYS ahuvc mentioned then, and III that thcy 81
continued from DAY day. Sunday excepted nn they
u,ecl al which and places can attend you rk
per. 1oufs &c,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

tThe calculation for 1885, for French flag
Of 40 0s9 tons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02

WILLIAM BIRD, u. s. far Htgh CawpboR >'s,'f
.7pi Committee Of ME Estate ct LerS BrOoc.e. ~,
Fc,rnaru n lsll. 9i-MN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-02
Jan 2i

RoBT iiUDGIS. q
Jan 96 S!-nsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-15
Gitp fNtslIigenee.
Reported for the Nsv-Yerk Tribune.
CIVIL COURTS.

CIVIL COUkIS.
SATURDAY. November -
Th. pied State, District Co.. beea occupied FOR
three DAYS IN trying cau.o wherein Me.srs Cories'
H.yc-,ck & CO. claimants sought 10 recover 81 pscha-
sc. cloths Consigned from England but seized by
the collector the ground OF faAe invoce the 'sue
having been placed $4,000 wh'rea. he appra'enent
said i, should have bssn $4,000. The jGry found Tor
claimants.
In the Circuit Court Mark Moz brought action for
assault aud battery agsinst Abrshsn suz Inc damages
laid al $4,000 The parties had been in extern
sre business sud Blum owed Moritz largo amount OF
money They the 23d Dec. last al Gold street.
vneu high word, passed between them. Finally Blum
struck Nosi,z with great violence, rendered HIN sens
BILE for nearly an hour, caused him 10 hsvc dangerous
sppsms troEg bout the might afterwards aud to be SICK
for nearly three weeks Mori,x had called Blum swim
der runaway. &c, which some mitigation for the
,oaduct litter and tho jury gave verdict in favor
oftac plaintiff for Sl'5.
In tho same Court Nsrdecai L. Marsh obtsined YER
dict against Joseph Strong for sio00 endOr'er on
bill OF exchange post issued by the Bank OF West
ern New York one of the free banks Tho bank without
the authority Of law issued about 100000 Of ueh aud
the individuals by this d.cson, held to be liable
In the Court of Common Pleas Daniel N. Wilcox
broue ht an action against jacob Acser lats Sheriff for
omtng levy execution placed IN his Hds against
tho household furniture of Mrs. Lockhur who kept u
boarding house IN bo"ery, hhu WHICH was
wards by the landlord belonging TO her daughter The
Jury brought nominal damages OF cents for the PLAIN
tifY and costs Of suit.
la the case of Doyle Baker relative to tho los Of
box of books, the jury remained IN session I'LL nearly
three o'clock on Saturday morning WHOM it was found
impossibc 10 agree and they were discharged.
In the Superior Court Harriet Barker, administrative
obtained verdict OF $4,000 sgaiust Oliver Charleck for
loss IN lease bought OF him for premise, No %Cosn,ie'
slip The lady gave he lease s Charck held out
fs interest the property She died, and Mrs Barker
was elected by the heirs, although her husband had e1
changed good farm, worth $1,000, for the lease.
TIE case of the E,na Insurance Co. w. Brown, was
continued this day. 1t will probably not be terminated for
three four days.
The Circuit Court adjourned to-day, SINE DIE Judge
Kent has had an arduous session. and accomplished al
immense amount OF business. The ability and industry
he has displayed connected with his courteous gentle
manly demeaaor avendeed earned for him golden oPn
ions from all sorts OF men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-15
THE oUARTO NEW WORLD.

CHARLES O'MALLEY had a very extensive run on
Saturday entirely exhsustng tho edition befors threeo'
clock rendering il necessary strike oil second We
also received the office Saturday upwards of lls-
TY NEW YEARLY SUBSCRIBERS, and they arc pour
ing in from all parts of the Country in conston Hood
THE TRUTH Is
The New WORLD 10 conceded TO be the mos; admirable
literary and family newspaper now published IN tho us
ted States. and It's reputation sprondhg FAR and vice.
through the length and breadth ofthe land. Tho columns
of the World unsoiled By rroanc and improper jeS
vulgar snsons rrolgioss sentiments thus rendering
fitting companion for the young Of both sexes and
welcome y,i:or in every drawing room.
u Gentlemen from the coaRtry, and all others wishing
excellent PAPER solicited TO call at tho office No."
Ann aud subscribe. The LIST v7l OF O'MALLEY pre-
scented grasto all who pay year in advance Back nHn'
bers f.om The commencement Of the volume DO fur
nished. J. WINCHESTER, Publisher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-15
POLICE OFFICE.
SATURDAY, November

SATURDAY, November IL.
susPlciou. STuArIoS.-0n Friday night, after 10
O'Clock Mr. Thomas Furong discovered IL the entry OF
his house in the act of opening the paor door, man
named Farrell and another, unknown, who had Ell
tered the premises evidently with intent to steal Farrell
lodged n the watch house, aud iodny sent to prison
The other, however, effected his escape.
Rossisc A Housc-A colored man named Peter Jack
son. alias Mingo Friday evening arrested by Off
Ger Tappan charged with having the 2oth ult stolen
a watch, with chain, seal and key and some carpet and
towel worth $50 H. from the house Of Claus Shepherd
No. Elk bct street. The towel and carpet were found
Oh his premises, and he committed TO answer
A CRACKER TRIti.-James Keeer WAS arrested this
evening for stealing II pounds of crackers contained ~
three bays, and worth 81 TO- from Isaac Moray, seo
Houston street He committed.
KEgprsc wARM.--This evening Charles Smith Henry
Reese and William Colon. arrested for stealing
piece oflanne worth $40, from the Of John eay.
1Ds Greenwich street. which found 10 their posses
ZION, aud they committed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-15

BisAM7.--In England, person marrying :,
second time. whose husband or wife has been con-
tinuaIlv absent om such person for seven years
then last past, and shall not have been known by
such pcrson to be living within thut lime, is not
liable To be punished for bigamy, II ii ai'erward
appear that the first husband or vito be alive OF
the time of the secon. marriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-15

u Every Of our City papers which attempted TO
give Ia Official Vote Of this District Saturday
inx following :he Evening Post and Commercially IL
err0ReOsly The Albany papers led into similar or
rors. The American Of Saturday evening was right
alone copying from and crediting Tho Tribune IL me
Po,, Ind waited TIL 1t obtained returns fairly, IL
would have been better for all concerned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-15

WlLLrAMs Co1IEGE.--The Trustees of VIII
liam, College have resolved to rebuild the College
lately burnt. on the same foundation, but of only
three stories and 10 erect another 5uildlsg OF
smaller dimensions, little distance south'easterly
o. the old College building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-15

ELEMENTS OF CHEMISTRY Containing Inc PIinePi1s , q
the Science, beth Experimental and Practical Mus
,,sted by nameros, Engraypgs- by 1850 $3.50 NJ.
an. Teacher Of Chemistry, &c, Ando'ef' HAs
Ns~-York Dayton q Sa1ton-
The publication of SO many textbooks OF the
Natural Sciences 6ctokens an increasing TASTE ioF
.he.e Sciences, and such we rejoice At IT, ms
work, or any Of its class, simply read by winter
family Preside, excite more rational interest
than snv dozen fashionable Novels. There are
few 20 learned as not to 6sd in it matter both
amusing and Instructive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-15

SuGAR.-The planters about Lafourche have
commenced making sugar. They have every pros
poet OF a fair crop. IN o. bee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-15

DS Hon. RICHARD II. WILDE and ABsALoM
II. CHAPrrLL, Esq. were proposed as Wing can
didates for Congress in Georgia to fill the place.
of Messrs Dawson and Nisbet. resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-15

~ For A Tale Of the Little Lake capital s'o7'
sac Last Page.
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NETWORK STATE ELECTION. Official.

NETWORK STATE ELECTION Official.
Wing. CORTLAND. Van Buren,
Senate .Barak Niles. 2233 Lyman Sherwood 2l
..HeDry welles-- 222l William B.Iti' 2I4s
assembly oren Stnson 1903 Andrew Dickson ZIP
jesse Ivss2l94 VIM P Lynde .2ie4
Senate "A. Livingston. 1898 Abraham csee.i93o
A"embiy- Philo Cline. ..-..4 1874 Peter Duboa 4s4s
..Theodsrus Aansu.4250 John n. ketchaR 1892
Peter P. Hsye,...4245 z. c. Van Wyck 1895
CorsRtr ..BeGj j. Wilbur. 1865 Eps'Ps Taylor .i'Sl
ERIE.
SeHG,. Gideon Hard :. .s3o3 Lyman Bates. .2ssl
As.sm5ls- VIM A. Bird..-.3:22 JOAN D. Harry 29ss
b H. Coicgrovs .3174 H. g. Tsrner- .2S31
Squire s. Case. 1873 7. w. Woslron- -2c3J
ABOLITION: SeHais-JosePh Plumb 2l4 Ass'USiy 2''
2l7.
Senate -. Roswell T. L.e339s William Ruger. 1915
assembly John Potter 34l4 JOB Wells. .3ss9
IS. 3. Burchard. 1903 3. ii. Hitchcock .3769
Wa.er Clough..3 '53 Gavin Morse .3-5s
Coroner - Brown. 1903 - Covsn. 3-oi
AgoLIrIo. vote sbout4s5
MONROE
Senate Gideon Hard. 49, 1866 Lyman Bates. ALB
1,seuilv George s. Stone 4c55 LIB Lang worthy 1883
.Henry L. Higgins .4s55 Joseph SiLley 1926
Frederick Starr 1921 Henry Martin .375 :
Dela3ou Smith. Isl
AgoII1IoS: Ssnate-JoEeph Plumb Z37 zsyembly-
$40 ''''' ORLEANS
Senate Gideon Hard 1906 Lyman Bates. 1851
ASSEMBLY,. WIN c. Tanner. -ls52 s. T. Church. 21t9
Sheriff - William Alii,. --.l7i9 Horace b. Perry 2oi7
ABOLITION: SeRate-Jossph Plumb la4 Asssnb!y-
PSI Sksrif-l0:
Senate. . Roswell 7. Lse...3l5s William Rug.r. 47s3
Assembly H J. Campbell. 1901 Festus Hyde 419s
Prentice Brown. 1850 Lsouard Csryi. -46I'
Noel Harrington. .SDs3 Lewis Chstaed. 1853
ABOLITION: Ssnae-Perey G. Keys 1885, Asstmbis-
100 TO AS.
SARATOGA.
Senate David Russell. :. $3.50 Edn'd. vsrney 1915
4sssembly Henry Glow. 35s! John Cranar ). -
Samuel Levitt. 1891 Hasey Rogers 3'3a
SCHENECTADY.
Senate Killian Miller Ernsus Corning 100.
assembiv. William HcC.muslf57 }. G. BurAhsn lIio
SENECA.
Senate Bark Niles. 1897 William Barilit. s4l6
Henry Weles. 1886 Lyman SHERWOOD "a 10
Assembly "A. f. Dunlap -2t2e VIM C. Kelley &s6o
Co. Clerk Orrn Farnswo.thi SEQ Cyrus d. Hanks 2ol2
ABOLITION vote from II TO 81.
WYOMING
Senate 49, Gideon Hard. ....ls47 Lyman Bates - 1851
Assembly j. ". Brovnson. 1927 Ezra Bishop. ISL
..Elsazer Baldwin .l7g5 Goo. B. Chase 1863
ABOLITION: Sendte-Joteph Plumb 1872; Asssably 32.
MAs,AcHusErrs.-The new House Of Repre-
sen,a,ives will consist of 183 Wings and lol Lo-
co-Focos 50 town failed at Grst to make choice,
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