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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01

IHE VAN buren, TAcucs.-The suppJsition Of the New
ORR Courier Is not without probability that Mr. Van Buren,
has placed all his hopes o for the Presidency in car
yng the election 10 the House Of Representatives; the
Courier declares that oil his measures Tor year past have
been taken with a view to produce this result
Any who looks the ncagre majority by which Mr.
Van Buren, elected IN 1896 and AZ the immense major
iy by which he defeated in 1910 who regards the
disastrous results OF his administration and the signal CON
domination visited upon his measures Of poicy;-any one
VINO considers the personal unpOpuaty Of the man. his
doubtful double dealing character and the utter impossible
iy OF connecting any enthusiasm with name-mus be con
WINGED, a. Mr. Van Buren, himself probiby is that ho can
not ever receive the vote OF majority Of the people for
another Presidential term There is then we peat some
P"Dably ~ the COurcfs notion that Mr. Van Buren's plan
To carry the election the House Of Representatives
is known that n various Congressional districts az recent
elections the contests between the Van Bnren and the Cal
noun DIVISIONS tor the nomination have been active and vi
uent-but if particulars be examined II may perhaps be
found that IN almost the Van Buren, section has
prevailed In Of the Virginia districts Cen Drorgoole
the late member Cahounite, few weeks since The
Courier thus concludes on the subject:
ms beyond al doubt IS present game and the vote in
such contingency, of every elected 10 the nc.t Con
gess s as well known 10 Mr. Van Buren, and his cquc ms
any TACT that has already occufrcd and what b. or, mo-
ufe have been taken topeyen the possibility of change
OF their votes. Our friends therefore, must be- prcarfd n
see dssenons in TIC ranks Of opponents: aud
700 10 see the Van b1rcn oppose thpir being seu,d
we say n OH sincerity, thai there exists no doubt hat NJ,
Nan Buren, would much rather have oil the candidates "a
ht Loco fOcO party the field Than 10 have be, p,,
upon himself lie knows that the Wb,y. coo bc,, him.. .s
he knows therefore thnt bis only chance al .l,cr,r
through the House oi Representative To Got .ru,pr NJ,
calhoun must take the Sourn from Mr. CLAY Mr. Cas- m,
Soi Johnson The W.T. and Mr. Buchanan Prvy-ytv,vt,
u ms scheme Tor reaching the Presidential chnf. an,
play into his hands. ''' ""
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01
FLUVANNA.

COLUMBIA, April 81 ~.
Messrs. Editors hasten give you statement Of the
Polls Of this County, at o'clock
For Congress. House Of Delegates.
Whg-R. n. TOIer ISL Is. G.. Payne I4J
Loco-E. w. Hubbard los ( Dr. ]. VI. Wills 1903
Was such apathy made manifest in Old Fluvanna
To her citizens II Is alone accountable, because they only
appnzed Of the peculiar combination OF circumstance
which has brought about such a result. The Loco Foco
strength much concentrated IN hickly settled neghbOr.
hood whereas the Wings found the whole coun.
". You have but ogiye tie slightest wink nod to the
Locos-or as an old gentleman called them today, the
"Psker"-ahd you hnd every one, young and Old and
poor, high and low, ready be at his post Not 20 with
the Wings Resting in that imagined security, which is
fats 10 those, who have deal sly enemy end
epOsug the entire confidence Of the ultimate succns Of
their candidates four hs least Of the Byrd and one
half Of the Mschunk remained home 90 attend
O. their agricultural duties. Thus you "fhc Fork"
from IT. dense population has rallied its whole strength
mud the suergh OF tho Poker party, for their men, llu.
bard uud Whistle latter having been declared earlier
than Monday evening last, but notice sufficiently
timely for the watchwOrd 10 porvade the whole ranks.
AZ limited the personal acquaintance OF the writer Is
with the voters Of Fuvanno ne thirty Wing, In
Tie Byrd neiRhbofhOod, who present the cleo.
ton 90 day. and he regrets much, that IN the
power IT Mr. Tocr Col Payne being latisfy confined 70
hrs bed from sickness have canyssscd the county aud to
have aroused the Wings from their sleepy eihargy. We
have, however, learned lesson, and again
caught iokug nap, then l. for one deceived. What
BE- that word Of Mr. Ritchiel ah-irs NOUS NERRONS!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01
dlJemaTle District

Goggn's majority 60 in AlbemSrle 20 in Nelson and
400 reported in Bedford The majority in Amherst will
be very small either side From Greene Orange and
Madison we have heard nothing. 1t is reported that in
Madison and Greene the Polls kept open three DAYS.
because their few drops OF rain Thursday This
came game was played before by the Madison peo.
pie and the repetition Of it will add to their reputation
for fair dealing But the fault lies in the law The dua
ton OF the election should be fixed by law If day be
not enough the polls should be kept open say two days
three days. and less more every where And no,
put into the of county, if disposed TO be dis
honest take undue advantage of the rest OF Dis
trict
The Madison device may Every Inch"-,ho' that
is doubtful.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01
LHReHbHrg.
The Locofceo majority reported ut las.
Making Newton's majority ISL.
THIS DISTRICT.


We were too liberal understand in giving Mr.. Jones
81 majority. His majority does not exceed 24-somo say
is only l7-others only land six of these given by
three in this city, who voted for Jones times
If upon scrutiny Of the polls, the alcdged frauds in
Chesterfield shall be found, Mr. Jones' right to seat will
be certainly contradiction whatever may be Mr. Bots
inclinatons, the people will be with nothing less
was enough for the Legislature OF the State ntepose
to suhc the voice OF this people Fraud the night of
suffrage, superadded is than they can stand And
as the illegal voting took place directly under Mr. Jones'
nose-and without dsapprobaton his part not with
his aiding and procuring it is but just tina, he should have
no ease in the by such ingorious means.
But throwing OF question the illegal votes-and de-
Quoting the sir dOubts, Mr. Jones' according TO the latest
count, has but maontyand that he the cast
ing of the Sheriff OF Powhatan-who had no more
right to give casting than the the moon But
allow Mr.. Jones the majority! What mighty result
OF the Gerrymander! What glorious Locofoco victory
after heuping all the surrounding Locofoco counties upon
the Metropolis We tell Richie and his conductors that
they must bind Richmond Rockingham and Shenandoah
before they subdue the ndomabc energies and daun
less spirit OF her glorious Wing population
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01
a BLACK PRINCE AM pRlycrss

There recently landed In England C,,, ,t. W., IL.
RneNei me ay two persons u color calling themselyes
tnnce and Princess Louis Napoleon Cbrstopbe Of ,bo
'na o. 81 Domingo. The Liverpool Albion says.
Their Highnesses from st. Thomas having b..n
visiting, for pleasure several Of the west ndo I ~
nave come 70 Tins country the pursuit. The P,pe
- perfectly black, with extraordinary thick ius and 49,
broad nose and appears to be about sixty year. nj % E
states himself TO be full Colonel Of the National g,d n
81 Domingo, and Is brother Of Chrstophe once CbI a.
Hayh. The Prince evnced the voyage great vtvcy,+
iof bransy when under ~ influence caused much amus,
ment, though, times Inconvenience 10 the nass
gers and officers Of the ship. In neither appearance mo-,
does he indicate either rank or station above the
erality Of blaoks"-PhHadelPhia Enquirer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01
From The Charlottesville .Adroeate.

Mn SUI HALLS ACSEflANCE.
In the following appropriate Mr. Southa hand
somey accepted the high honor which has lately been
fered upon him in such aiterng manner by his fellow
citizens of Albemarle:
TO THE PEOPLE OF ALBEMARLE
Profoundly sensible of the unexpected and unsolicited
honor which you have been pleased by recent election
TO confer upon avail myself OF the medium Of the
TO declare as do, in all sincerity my uneigned and
sr-,ofsl acknowledgements for fnering and disn
token OF condencel confidence
hope which, whatever may be my of Judgment
shall ever properly appreciate and gratefully remember
whichrepays for your and claims
and receives prompt and cheerful acquescenee in your
will, pro claimed at the polls.
V. w. SOUTHALL
April 90, lS43.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01
CANDIDATES FOR CoNsRrss.

But Odes these the people have had TO eect I3l Dele
gates, and Senators, viz:
Senator's TO Be elected
Chesterfield Distnc-Cox, DEM the candidate for re-
election
Bedford Dsrct-Compbel ,Whig) candidate for re.eec
lion, and Keene DEM
Caroline Disthct-wm. P. Taylor, DEM and Sutton,
(Whig)
Albcmare District-Richard Pollard, DEM and John
Thompson, lWhig.)
Fauquier District-R. w. Wallace DEM and Foster
(Whg)
Augusta District-John II. Peyton (whig) for re-eec.
ton.
Warren Disrct-Soveul Democratic candidates in
place Of Colonel Carson, who declines re-eec-
ton
Monongala Distnct-Wm.J J. Wiley, DEM for r.. cleo
ton.
Isle OF Wight Dstrict-n place Of Mr.. Atkinson, who
has resigned 10 run for Congress- MeSsrs Jordan and
and Ridley, both DEM are candidates.
Nottoway Dstrct-ln place OF Mr.. Bouldn, resigned
Messrs. Dennis, DEM and Curdwell, lWhig) are
candidates
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01

WnEAr cEor ~ WEFrrRN Nav YoRK-We have taken
pains ascertain the prospects the wheat cr now
the ground snd grahed In being able 10 st,te
fhatts quite promising usual Fear were entertained
that mad been smohorcd by the quantity snow that
had fallen during the winter but the disappearance Of the
has generally removed the ears. Besides the wealth
FOR few weeks has been very favorable The freezing
and thawing have been trivial throw but little of
de wheat Of the ground On very low ground howev
e. there hns been lees injured In this way; and we
ght add that where the drifts have been unusually
large, some u the wheat has been smothered
These remarks far loarn,sre applicable 10
the appearance of the crop only In this county, but
che around An intelligent farmer from the
Genosee Valley informs that the crop in that quarter
fine, aod promises abundant yield.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Richmo nd.


ARRIVED,
Schr Halifax, Gaylor North Carolina, fish.
Schr Dresia, jerks, Boston, plaster.
Schr Richmond, Chester N. York, sundries.
Schr Palmco Stoddard, Boston, plaster to L. D. Cren.
shaw e. Co.
Schr Roxanna, Phillips, Baltimore, sundrios.
Schr Ann Eliza Townsend N. Yo;k, sundries.
John Sul, Hughes, Philadelphia, sundrcs
Schr Adelinc, Hubbard, Baltimore, do.
SAILED,
Schr f. s. Lamdon, Parker. Alexandra, coal.
Schr Olympia, Kerwan Baltimore, do.
Sehr +. A. Seward, Ross, New York, coal.
Schr Constitution, Lively, York River, sundrics.
Schr Virginia, Penny. Chcknhomony, sundries.
Sohr Santa Maria, Koene, Norfolk. bran and coa
PHILADELPHIA, April 2sCeared Union Crower Rich
nond Joseph Hand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01
A SINGULAR APPEARANCE IN THE
SOIiND

friend" says the Boston Journal informs us that in
passing through L. Sound last Saturday night he saw the
heavens lighted mp with uncarhy glare on the Long Isl
and side IL appeared as II thousands of woods
were on iTe the flames rising a great height Gentle
men on board the boat who had pares on fire at the
West, pronounced this more sublime spectacle. A large
conagaton ON the CONNECTICUT side also noticed
Our informant give explanation of this singular ap
meal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
MONDAY MORNING. MAY 1. isaa.

We surrender columns this morning the details OF
the late eecronssof far they have to hand The
returns tho not decisive indicate what We oretold they
would, rapid advance OF the Wing the popular
affection Without any general rally, and with a strong
indsPosition the part of many Wings to have majority
yet such the disgust inspired by the conduct of the late
LOcofoco Legislature that the Wings in imminent peril
being thrown into majority. They have already gained
seven members OF the House OF Dccgaias-and
pont-save Norfolk County alonc-they than msin
tain the strength OF their bcs, DAYS.
The Congressional several Districts has been
snmaiedand the result in many them close and
doubtful. In this Dstrict-outrageously gcrrymandefed
the Locofoco majority less than 30-ncuding illegal votes
In the Norfolk District where the Locos supposed they had
some 300 400 majority. Langhorne (the whig) il not
elected, is not defeated by than dozen votes In
the Essex District which carved the especial
benefit OF the "Star Of the RSppahannock that old and
noble Wing, Wioughby Newton, certainly elected In the
Albemarle Dstct-where the Of the Roanoke were
united with those OF the Potomac se the OF Bed.
ord-nohng but three DAYS election in Madison can pos
siby "eyery inch.'
We annex returns:
From the Charlottesville Advocate
ALBEMARLE ERECT.
LORIOUS NEWS!
The Democrats among the and Missing!
PEACE To THEIR ASHES
FoR CoN6RESs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01
THE DAISY.

Not words on words in phalanx deep.
Need we TO show God is here,
The daisy fresh from winters sleep,
Tells Of his hand in lines as clear.
For who but He that arched the skies
And oped the dayspring's living flood
Wondrous alike in all he tries,
Could rear the daisy's purple bud.
Mould its green cup, its why stem,
Its fringed border nicely spin,
And cut the gold embossed gem,
That, set in silver, CLEANS within;
And fling it unrcs,rained and free
a. Ger hill and dale and desert sod,
That man where'er he wlks may see
At every step the stamp Of God!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01
CONGRESS.


We have foil information from this District; but it is
reported that through the supnencss Of the Wings Of Flu
wanna, Mr.. Tolcr defeated by 80 votes Old Flu
has much answer for for this derecton. Her $50
900 majority might have given the National Councils.
who would have been to her and 70 the
county But may be alleged oKenuaton Of her fault
that IL leaned to PHYS side Col Hubbard having received
during the castgaons than any other man
would have endured for twenty in Congress
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01

A TaHsrSDous CEor--Col II. ID. Robertson near Gin.
ton, Hinds Co.. with hands. made and gathered last
year 100 heavy bales cotton 300 bushels corn; and 500
bushels 81 potniocs lie killed some scveny.fve large
hog. stalled three hue beeves big hose they parade
about Cincnnah with band Of snd 100 yards Of
their horns; and besides ell this he de the
6ru borsbesd Of kroui put up in this staie
Nafchsr Free Trader.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01

DIR. Carr Bowers, Wing OF the first water is elected
in this county, whou, being candidate The result, in
this county and Aibemurle where the Wings, by merely
Throwing away their votes" elected their men, shows
what the Wings might have done, if they had rallied in
every county, they had concentrated their scat
terng in every county!
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Prov tIs cssein.an TSms..

solomon Van Rensselaer, who recently removed from
tae Office II Postmaster Albany. " York. the
panion (under waync) Of the late President Gen.
w. a. Hsison. daung his campaigns, In and about Gin
cansn Cy and County, when noaght broke the solemn
Stiffness % the forests the wswhoop OF the savage
lie asrwsds seed Ind was severely wounded in several
battles the Northern frontier during the last war; when
he displayed the creates, gsunuy and devotion his
Try. On his fair fo sarush foundit burns bright.
y and wi descend with him patiot grave. undimmed
Yet Mr. Tyler has dared apparently reckless OF those feel
which exis, in te heart Of every citizen,
him for fsctious and selfish purposes.
The following beautiful Lyric is from the pen OF OF
citizens, and doubt porays the feelings thou.
sands receiving the intelligence of Gen. Van Renssea
er's dismissal from Office;
John Tyler II one blush OF shame
Can stain thy brazcn check,
II virtue has not left thy breast.
A filter home seek
Behold the war-wom
Thy malice doth spare
Go view the upon his breast,
And ask how came they there
Methinks the answer giy'n would call
Fen TO fhy cheek the blood,
From those old scars his gushd,
warm and purple flood.
In battle field that old man fought
His counuys foemen well,
John Tyler thou can'st tell.
lie was the bosom friend of one
Whose highly honorcd name,
Once coupled with thine borne,
High by the trump Of fame.
OF one to whom thou owest all
Thy pomp, thy power, thy state,
But for whose memory thou feel'st.
Nsught, naught, but bitter hate.
How coud'st thou dare to hurl thy scorn
At that old veterans headl
Twas outrage on tho country, man,
Twas insult 10 the dead.
Go weep the deed, 60 hide thy head,
In penitence and prayer,
Kneel humby at the mercy seat.
And ask forgiveness there.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01
MECKLENBURG.

Messrs. Bditos-AbOve you will find a statement of the
vote IN this county for delegates the General Assembly,
Northngon and Hutchinson elected Dr. lights and
Jones; and, besides being anCaucu pledged to vote
tor the reception OF Nlrgnias portion of the Land Mo
ney. The issue was made, and the people Of Mecklen
burg have resolved longer be deceived by that old
Prince OF Demagogues Tom Richie. The clique, which
has so long ruled the county with rod has breathed
it, last. Peace TO its ashes. Yours
No opposition TO Dromgoole for Congress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01

We rather mortified being able send abroad
more cheering results OF the elections in Norfolk and Prn-
Anne counties In the former the Wings have
the Delegates, by thirty majority This effected
as We given to understand by the introduction of local
issues in which advantage taken of certain OF
Capt Watts for capital about eredtablc the par
asailng themselves OF IL. would be for dig
up the bones OF his dead and them into
buttons for sale! In word the Loco Focos nc
i've and less scrupulous than the Wings and the majority
turned against the latter The course
operated dsadvantsgeousy the election of Col Lang
majority of seven,
In Princes Anne, where the Wings have standing
ory OF from 1000 to l20 Langhorne only beat his oppo
nen by 25 votes the whole number of polcd being
239 out OF 700 in the county. The people busy with
their crops and there effort made bring them
Many OF them had actually rogO, that election day.
FIRST DISTRICT.
NORFOLK BoRoueu
For Congress.-Jas. II. Langnornc, tw.l 379; Arch'd
Atkinson, ID 206.
For the Asssm6iy.-R. T.. Taylor, (w) 1874
John =. Millson. I'D I moi m REGULAR candidate
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WORKMAN. M'GRUDER n co.


on HIiDs p Rico ST CoiH. " Clarified Sugars
cO 40 boxes Wooey woolseys Treble LoafsuRars
% boxes Smiths Single and Double Loaf Sugars
> bbls Powdered
90 bbls Crushed DO
40 b SSa' P.R.&N N. o. Molassc.
100 bags old and superior Java Coffee
Jli do Green Lagulra do
SO do Old White do
ESQ do do
1000 sacks
100 boxes Woodron K IIulIs Patent Tarow Candle.
10 80 Sperm do
10 do Judd's Patent Sperm do
so boxes Soap
Is tierces Rice
o chests yery best G.. P. Tea
Gunpowder Tea in g h a. ~ 10 baIes
Young IIyson and Black Tea
25 doz Simmons Barnes Ates
900 kegs Nails
300 sides Sole Leather
10 tierces Whale oil
do best Lamp OIL
sc bales Alabama Cotton
100 erces Lime
Ground Plaster n Of 500 lbs
10 baskets best Olive
Is bags Ginger
10 do Pepper
Pimeno Mace md Nutmegs
ceroons best Caracas Indigo
30 bbs Tar
Clover, Timothy and Herds Grass Seed
Cotton Yarns, assorted
Wrapping Paper
Cotton Lines and Bed
40 bbls whimore's Family Flour
100 do Superhnc Flour Dupon- Sporting and BI,s
Powder shot and Bar Lead 200 and IONl9 Glass $50
TTedegar Swedes Country and Enrlh lion copnnr cen
clustered Cast and German Steel Hoop Band and Box
Plate and Plough Plates apes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01

The New York Union (the Tyler organ of Friday last
that Mr. Webster will retire from the State Department
day DIST of Muy0 and that for the present. the vacancy
will not be filled
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01

Gentemen-Our election over, and No,towsy cOntn.
o. X. That best Of good fellows and sterling Whg
Asa Oliver reelected by majority Of Is votes. Card.
wells majority for the Senate IL 10.
Below give you Of ne polls: and
ardenty wishing for eqday good results from the other
counties Of the State,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01

Ia Gooehland the 10Th Of April Scarlet Fever ANN MA
IllDA infant daughter Of John and Susanna Morris aged
months.
On yesterday sunay) SARAH ELMRA daughter Of A.
and = Shelton The friends and acquaintance family
are respectfully invited attend the afternoon at
o'clock without further the residence OF Mrs Rows
Ter on Hin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01

There report that Grgsby has Is majority at Cross
Roads. think il will be larger.
Mr.. Grigsby elected IN Fairfax, bona fde Whig-He
goes for all the Wing measures and will vote we learn at
the Presidential Election for HENRY CLAY.
We learn by gentlemen yesterday in the stage from
Wauenton, that ChIlton'r Whgl majority Smith, 10
Fauqmer, supposed be about l5O and that both the
Wing candidates. It's thought, elected for the Lega
ure, from that county II j. further said that Gibbons ma
jonty in Cupeper. is 50.-Aier. Gag.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01

KING & QUEEN.
Extract Of a Letter. April 25th
81 am just from the Court House. where Major Davis
y had 81 majority, when the polls closed. and Hunter 3s
We did not hear from either precinct but Centervlc will
certainly give Lumpkn (ihe whig Clay. Bank and
Tariff MANI from 40 to 50 majority and Carkston other
precinct will give Lumpkn majority of 10 or 20-whieh
will certainly elect Lumpkn-in fact all hands give il up
that he will be elected MAJOR Davis is more cut than
have ever seen the poor fellow. The county will be near
tie between Newton and Hunter. We Wings hope and
confidently believe Newton will be elected"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01
PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG.
House Of Dsiegates--R. b. Boiling. le2
n. NJ. Martin,' Ia
State SsRais.-Jas. III. Cox, 80
4. :. GholSon,. IS
For CoRgress.-wm. Robertson, Sr.s ia
Geo. {. Dromgoole, 81
mot regular candidates
DlNwIDDIE.
AT the Court House-Lewis( whig) 1871
Thompson (Loeo) Ice
Majority for Lewis, n the Court House, IS
AT Darvis precinct is said that Thompson received
majority OF a. Ifthis report be true, Thompson eectsd
by majority OF l6 votes.
PRINCE GEORGE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01
From tie NarnnsSws Gasene, Extra.

BERKELEY ELECTION.
Victory has again crowned the efforts Of the Wings Of
Bcrkey. We confess disappointment that the Wing
naores not larger for although knew that ad.
versahcs srainng every in full confidence Of
success remained for polls how we'll they had
done their work. We disappointed too, In the
Der Of Wings who found willing surrender their
principles their political foes but thank Heaven old Ber.
kelly yet found contain enough OF Wing hearts to
her from Locofocoism.
. The following is the result
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01

Notice.
PrThe Ladies' Sewing Society Of the st Pres
byterinn Church tDr. Pipme,. a variety Of
useful aud fancy Articles CONCERT Of the Exchange
Hotel commencing Tuesday May, at O'Clock r. ~
and Saturday Nc nett proceeds n
the sale be applied pious young Men for
the Gospel Ministry Among the articles offered
variety Of ehrens dresses griees 10 ne
nmes An persons invited to attend. ma 5-iw
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HALIFAX c. H., Virginia,


As requested, send you of the vote taken
in this county No news has been received from any
counties composing this District: