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VERY SUPERI0R GOODS d!

4 AIDES and Misses fine Seal and Leather
EA Walking Shoes manufactured c1pJcss, for ne BY Teon1I
t1nhcfync Of Connecticut, the best manufacturer for
Ladies and Misses Shoes tie whole country. consider hun
iar superior 60 mixer Virginia These are made out
Of The finest Sakn AMI Leather quality Of which s As
On" a. the finest and sc Kdfcy m different shapes,
90 ihc most fashionable and durable respectfully boz, those
want OF the best articles that made To sx
anime them. shall always Keep good stock for sale
SAMJ FL PtTNEY,
Sc II door above Hubbard Gardner 4 cos Main a.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,
Adjacent To Richmond

"A PARCEL. Of Land, Wing in Hcnrico cOun.
~ near the city Of Richmond side Of the
N'h7m turnpike oad beginning which crosses the
turnpike short beyond the cry extending con.i-
derbe distance along the road, offered part OF this
land isinrlude ga the town Of Sydney; and sell in
alternate lots To suit purchasers Those wishing
further information about the land viii Thos r. Giles
oHcc on Governor street nearly opposite House.
WIN y authorized TO act Tor THE PROPRIETOR.
50
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DISSOLUTION.
'NNHE Co-partncrship of GAINOR Il IYEIL

'bNHE Co-partRcrship of GAlNOR u LYELL
- dissolved inst hy mutual consent The set
tcmen Of The accounts ~ The late firm being Cay
nor desirable that the business should speedily
possible therefore earnestly request a those Indebted To
the hrm, TO make payment without delay
JNO. GAYNOR.
JNO. J I.YEf.f.
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Ivory, stag and buffalo Table
Cutlery. OF every description
Rodgers a. sons, Wosicnholm'z
and CrooAe's sup. Pocket Cut
lery
Carving, cooks and butchers
Knives
Anviis, Vices. Bellows, sled-e
and hand Hammers, Screw
Plates, sc.
Horse Rasps; Hat and half round.
mill, PIT, cros--cut, hand saw
and all other Files
ClaIk's and Kenrick's Parliament.
broad aud narrow But; Hinges
Millwrirhl's, Carpenters and Ca
binet-MakeT's Chisels, Gouges
AMI hugurs
drawing Knives, Plane lions.
and all other Tools. Of Butch
er's, Cams and American ma
nitlrtlrc
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Killing, wedding and grubbing
| Hoes
Carpenters Patent and Scotch
spring Iron Rim Locks
Mil, PIT, hand, cross-cut and cir.
cular Saws
Single and double barrel Guns.
Shot Belts and Powder Flasks
Axes and llatchets, made by
Collins Simmons and Others
Log, trace, halter and other
Chains
Plated. brass and steel Saddle
~, OF every quality
Cast shear and German Steel
by the case. warranted
shovels, Spades, &c. of Ames'
and other makers
Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes,
patent lined Tea Kettles, sad
Irons, &c.
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S35O,OOO
100000

tOIaI, SINI
making the tota. Of coinage since last January
'leOOO The operations in the coming department will
be interrupted Tor three weeks in order to make ne
cessa repairs the boilers and OF the machinery
but will be continued usual in the other departments
" o. Tropic.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW B0OKS!!
Received I3fb Scpfcmbcr-by
GAII-nII I'D Y


SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS
Il y AND RI DOING; By Charlotte Elizabeth
- THE WRONGS or WOMEN: NIilncrS,and Dress M,ksrs,
by Charlotte Elizabeth '''
AoSIpLlt CHURCH. An inquiry Organization and
Government Of the Apostolic Church particularly y, il ference TO
the CLANS ~ ETs,orNry; by Albert Barns
PROVINCIAL LETTERS containing an Exposure of fin, Pe,
onng and Morals Of the Jeuts by Blsr Paca-upnay pu
shcd under the name of Louis he Monilc Translated from the
French TO which added view OF the History Jets ami
the late Bun for the revival OF the Order u Europe
PSALMS HYMNS. Adapted to Social Private and Pu,.
lie Worship the Presbyterian Church the L. y Of Amerca m
proved and Authorised y the General Assembly Puhshed m t.
Presbyterian Board publication.
TUT ELECTlC MD MUSEUM Tor September with a plate
MEDICAL NEWS and Library. Nos t. and June Juy and
August. ' ~
LAW LIBRARY, the September No
TIE ATIACHE, SAM SLICK IA Cn-ard
CHANGE for the American Notes, Answer 10 C. Dickens
LIFE OF CHRIST hy the Rev II. Blunt. A. W.
For sale by SMITH. DINNER A MORRIS
81 Us Book Binders 4 Starouars
HRtILDING LOr FOR SALE.-wc are authorised 10
- sc o ofrouul fronting p feet street and running
back W feet Being immediately oppo'c junction Of ian
with streets and nearly opposite Exchange Hotel one Of
The most desirable positions 10 town physician LAWYERS
office or Tor store Any person dcsrols Of purelasng can be
informed NJ The terms by application
sc9 BROWN l. rAytpu
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BRANCH MiNr-NEw ORLEANs.-II it stated in the Cou-
rer OF last evening that the Coinage OF the month August,
is of
Silver, S3sOOOo
Uo'd, lOl 600
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ALABAMA.

The Delegation Congress from this State composed
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VNNE OLD COCNNC RRANpY-s half pipes very superior Of
~ Cognao Brandy, Just received for ale.
sci WILLIAMS HAXNLt.
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fTA FOR SALE, on very moderate terms, a
AtA House and Dot offering an excellent opportunity
Of improvement 70 tho capitalist The pays per
cent upon the price demanded.
or demand for neirhbourhoo especial
b such as De 20 the north and west of tho City.
~ C. r. Bolts
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CO-PARTNERsfJTP.
GAYNOR. WOOD Il 90.

Having made an AID Mes Gayno Wool Co.
u their business take much pleasure recommending them o.
. NY friends and tlc public generally JNO j. iyHfI
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

ErNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Agency mt Richmond. y,ryi,i,
WIS Company was inccrp0ratcd in The v.or
lsi- with Isrp@iaI eiar,or ansia C,pi,Iof aoo ,oo
"' us"f~ against b- damage fire ON dwelling ho,,.s
A. establishments bousohosi furniture, and ineichan-
Que IN general on ve favorable terms
Any lSsss winch the COMPANY tnny ain M, ,;.,,. -,
. asshe!' WI be adjusted with prpinp, and Ibe,Iy
Tor insurance renewal N poee. INV h.
N % Hi'scHbe who has been fully appointed Aren, for IN.
'iV oil hehniond and vicinity.
,,os H. BALDWIN, Agent.
Under the Exchange Hotel.
ELrS FOX BOSTON-Thc Packet Scbr DAN.
- i' FRANCES Capt Small having nearly all Of her car
s"s'd ana on oar take 100 and few ker.
- ~ Oaee' se ~ JAS. FISHER & SON.
SLrS FOR PHILADELPHlA-'I'be reg,,la r
raeAs sehl ORATOR, Capt. Hoinger having mart Of her
1870 wl have dsPateh-For freight passage apply on
sc ID JAS FISHER a SON
FOR BREMEN.
lsT VESSEL.
SESS The l coppered and copper. fastened
Bafque IDUNA Capt. Mob-rr now o,bip, =, pc,,.,,,
Hundreds, will al about lst October S " ~
Liberal advances viii be made congiynu.nfs NJ torc and
~ winch VIII be taken at the low - shlin,s s-.,nr
- H'' y i'-o'" LUDLAM, PRESTON 60.
FOR NEW YORK,
ITO load IA the Dsek)
SxIS lhe good schr. THADDEUS. Captain
- D,'o| having marty all of her engaged viii meet
with immediate dispatch. For balance Of f.,l, or , &C., -
-, 1'P@ =" - i--iSt RANKIN a. wHITLOCK.
sSTEs FOR CHARTER-The 4 ConnoroJ
h"s ATHENS cap'n Jones, will carry hhds tobacco
ALSO,
$500 bbs hour-Apply 10 N " ~ MINUS OF
sc III chs. PALMER
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- THE MANsION HOUsE FOR RENT

LIZ This long and wei established boarn. house AZ present
the occupancy Of Mr. William Hewlett rent The oca
ton Of this House beng almost the business sfrnnr
recommendation Some OF IT, former occupants hiy.
done hur business and there doubt future occu
pant viii keep really good house good profitable business
sn be done. There little doubt nnber Of boar
crs may be- obtained the house opened on
be had on the i day Of October Anpy Judah My-
cr & Go. or DAVID BURLINGTON
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NV
DAVENPORT q ALLEN.
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- The upper part of the new House next
-AA door above Nc Aey. DIvlrs nrgg Store which at
occupied y Fry. ,yo reu1vn. to Charai
vetc house b. well finished and suitable family or ho,ri
ing House The rent VIII be low and possession immediately.
ic ls=U FRY co.
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C w. TRIcE, sec'y.
Correspondence of the ". o. Tropie.

VIcKsBURG, 3lst March, lSI3
News reached here this morning from Jackson BY the rail
road that William III. Shelton whilome President the
great BdRdon Bank, and the Nick Bdde of the South
has committed suicide His horse, hat, gloves watch and
letter addressed found bank of
Pearl River IA which 1t is supposed he drowned himself
He in way mixed up with the transactions Of
Graves the absconding Treasurer Mississippi He had
perhaps been engaged with him specializing ON the war
rants OF the State and when the to burst on
Graves he borrowed $4,000 friend TO loan 10 him
TO enable him TO make fair showing Subsequently raves
off, carrying with him the funds belonging to the State
and the money loaned him by Shelton The friend OF Shell
ton, Mr.. Crane, who had loaned him the money called
for IT, but he unable refund appears that Shelton
rested. and pending that trial he he had never mo-
transaction Of kind with him When Crane found
~' Shelton could would repay the money he had
borrowed, he threatened prosecute him for perv ON the
Graves examination! His reply Crane might ven,
his spite, but he would able to reach him as be-
lore he could take any steps, he Shelton would be in ee
nifty
The result is known, and the great nancer of the Bran
don Bank, the man who in his has welded millions
commanded the of his fellow men, and enoyed the
confidence of "roops of friends, no more than as
much trash as you grasp thus!"
verify the way OF the transgressor hard The who
as President ofhe Brandon Bank deluded thousands 10
their ruin has himself been deuded unto DEATH Graves ha,
not yet been heard OF, and doubt if he will be soon He
Is double distilled william who in his grasping ayarice
got even that there should be honor among iheves"
The family of Shelton is entitled and receives the sym
patty OF the community They have only to witness
the burning brand Of disgrace placed the memory of one
they have loved and honoFed but brought feel the keen
and bitter pang of hopeless poverty The man who has
commanded Millions leaves his family heritage of shame
and bghted the memory of better
days. o. p
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" The Globe. in enumeratng the Democratic candi-
dates for Congress in this State, regularly enros ExGovr
Gimer-frcm which be inferred that evcry inch" has
abandoned the Guard" The Globe aanges the rejected
Minister to France in category TO himself-as Tyler
mansnd chuckes the idea, that single individual
friendly Capt. Tyler. has yet been elected to the
Congress. The Enquirer discreet than the
Globe nothing for against the Great Rejected
that ahe able defend himself" The Democrats
generally parake OF the feelings OF the Globeand very
naturally. Why should they. any moro than the Wings.
desire the election OF Mr. Wise, any OF that Cow Boy
class Of politicians They represent nobody-savc
thousand of the peope-that being about the proper
on which the Tyler forces bear to the parties
of whig and Democrat.
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Jb, WilIiamsSurr Di.,rief.

We hear generally from this District that there many
gallant Wings who be bued and brow beaten
abandonment Of their principles They will GO to the
polls and record their against and political
lshme slite-in despite OF threats or douccurs.
Mr.. Henry A. Wise, it is said is labourng,
labourcd before Il is death struggle with him
and whether il in victory defeat, the result
will he pretty much the him. lie will be defunct.
II defeated he sinks nothng-a victim his ungoven-
able passions. II eleeted-he is still far from
the Court Of France. Col Benton, behalf of the De-
mOcracy st guards the national veal and honor the
Senate and the indomtabe Wing phnsnx will never prove
to themselves and their country.
Itmoves pity contemplate the wreck which this
has made of himself and his hopes.
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Wheeling Disi,ief.

Mr. Brown late delegate from Preston, and Mr. steen
rod late member II Congress- the opposing candidates
Both call themselves Democrats. The Wings have no can.
ddate, and be believe, propose to have nonebong con-
tent TO choose between those presented by the other
Steenrod is the regular nominee Of Locofoco Convention;
and b besides Of the very dresi domagogucs the whole
Union. Mr.. Brown out bis own hook circum.
stance that exhibits Independence which gives promise
q better things lie politician after heartfsr
from it-but 10 comparison with his competitor he Hy
periOn 10 SaiyL Apart from politics. he is good fellow
and those who know him intimately say he Is sound
the core and will dsappoini those Who rcgs I'd him In
grained Locofocc The Wings Of the District we hear
generally prefer him. and will give him decided support
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-14

Al meeting of the Wings Of Mddesex convened At the
Court House IN Urbanna, Saturday. the 9Th inst for tho
purpose Of recommending the OF Mddlesex and
Mathews candidate 20 represent them In the Logsa
ure' Rob Healy Esq, called 10 the chair and b. H.
Robinson appointed Secretary; after few appropriate and
pertinent remarks by the chair explaining the object Of the
meeting the following resolutions were adopted
ResOired, lst. That r. VI. b. Roy Esq. be presented
the voters of Middosex and Mathews suitable cand
date TO represent Them In the next Legislature.
hesoiued, 2nd. That oil honorable 10 70.
cure his election.
hes0ipsd' 5rd. That copy Of these proceedings bo
forwarded 10 the Richmond Wing for publication.
he'oired' 9TH. That this meeting now adjourn.
ROBERT HEABY, Chairman.
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The Rockingham District.

The annunca ton that Mr. Stuart had consented 10 be-
come candidate, produced great commouon among the
caucus gentlemen about interchangeable forthwith held
injecting and appointed committees supervise and con-
troll the people Of the county There are no people more
honest and patriotic than the great body of the Rocking
ham people; and yet in the whole commonwealth are
imposed upon by junto OF village politicians Eve
ny thing is managed by oAUcUsand these
Of HarsonbuTg mainly compose the caucus, and direct all
Its actions The tree and independent people the county
hsvo voice any thing that done their duty to
obey the behes Of their seconstuted masters of Har
sonburg II was these gentlemen who nomi.
mated Mr.. VIM. Talor-a fublOoded Fsderalist of the
old Black Cockade stamp and require tue
Of Rockingham swallow him. without a moments hesita
uon.
II the honest people of Rockingham will take the man.
agemeni OF their affairs of the hands Of these self
appointed Dctaors-hey wall be driven the sup.
port Of old Federalis,-but will rally with one accord
around genuine RcpubIican-whose before him was
Republican, and fought with zeal and ability the Repub
can battles in the days OF Jefferson.
We ask the Rockingham Register paper which has
often exhibited frank and manly spirit, copy Mr. STU
arts Addres-and these few remarks along with IT, If It be
taxing its kindness far Let the people see both
sides He no Republican, who is afraid leave the de.
cision to them The country, under the management Of
brawng parsans and mercenary Demagogues has suffer
ed enough during the last twelve years It time that
slang and Demagoguesm discarded and great ques
tons Of public policy decided upon their merits by
the people themselves. If what's called the Democracy
has, in the administration of the Government produced
only public caamte let the people apply the corrective
by selecting agents who will pursue different policy If
II be true that like produce like results connu.
ance Of the same system aud the the conduct
OF public affairs, who have greyousy afflicted this
land, will proong and aggravae the public suferings-
The people Of Rockingham desire nothing but the
happiness and glory Of their country They have no in
ierest IN the ascendancy Of prohgae politicians. Let
them then unhorse the village Demagoguos who assume
to rule them and think and act for themselves.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-14

u We have cheering from the Essex District.
Mr. Ncwons unanswerabo argument against Hard mo.
ney system Is having its effect upon the public mind The
people begin TO the humbuggey Of that Wanted system
Of the absacdonis they have long suffered from the e
forts Of politicians 10 nyot upon tho country Ruin aud de-
ISOLATION have followed in the wake Of those Efforts and ~
the currency still farther contracted the pressure and
distress must become and intense aud general
The effect will be that oil who In deb. 20 by the
board. Tho nch only will profit by the general calamity
and by Of the destruction Of credit and the establish
mcnt Of the Hard Money systemthe rich will grow richer
and the great mass will become poorer and poorer.
Unless the people this miscbiovous cx.
pertinent upon their prosperity and happiness the evils il
will entail upon them will be Of the serious character
The circulating medium has already been reduced below
the wants Of commerce. and degree which has brought
ruin upon thousands and thousands.
a hard money currency Is only suited 70 dospotsms-
where IT, quantity be enlarged by alloy ond where is
of the genius Of the Institutions for the few 10 lord il over
and prey upon the many.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-14

AT meeting Of the Wings Of Louisa County the Court
House, on Tuesday, the llth of April:
On the motion OF Clayton G. Coleman, Esq. VIM. Shell.
ton appointed Chairman and George w. Thee, Esq.
Secretary.
On motion, Resolved, That Capt Charles B. Hopkins be
nominated candidate represent the county of Louisa
in the next House OF Delegates OF Virginia
Resolved That will every honorable exertion
the election OF Capt Hopkins for the Legisa
ture and the Hon. John Minor Bolts for Congress-
Congressional District.
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting signed
by the Chairman and Secretary and published the Rich
mond Wing.
WIN. SHELTON, Chm
G. w TRICE Sec,v
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GENERAL RULES
I'm regard 10 Trans porIatiOn Richmond,
fredericksburg q Potomac Rail Roud,

I'm regard 10 Transportation the Richmond d,
fredericksburg q Potomac Rail Rond,
Adopted by the President and Directors, July Is4l
lt Al articles intended to be carried the Railroad
such they liable to injury from
the ordinary exposures Of transportation and distinctly
named with the initials Of the eonsgnee.
I'd The articles brought Depot are to be
by two tickets the specification the
number Of packages parcels
contents Of each and stating to what plaee they are N he
by whom articles received eorespond win the
tickets one will be signed byt Depot
lvered the bringing will be
retained by the agent to be filed away.
ID The charge for the transportation Of boos live
chang articles coming to Richmond win be
pad At the Richmond Depot when delivered charge
going from Country Deposs 10 viii he paid
the Fredericksburg Depot delivered In other the
charge will be paid the Depot where entered before
forwarded otherwise direct
9Th For the transportation ofgan
pany be obtained from the Depot country upon
depose with such my for baghe dcpoae
to be restored bags the grain may be
brought TO the Country Depo and there transferred Compa-
nysbags When the grain Depot
take away bags arrives upon like depo-
site with the ofhy for equva-
lent Such depose in the other be
bags returned
So grain be transported bags. and
they are returned by the eongDee the Company
brought free ofehaRs
9th When are len private afterwards taken
up mpraceable IN their train in
progress. And in regard any received or
Vefed on the way between pubic Depos The Company
not therefore, be responsible in such injury any
Kind such articles the except the
Conpanys Depot In all such eNpedent
consgnec, may be- o some white person
qualified to act FOR him should be present passage ofe tain
and devera ticket of the articles the Tain Captain articles
should be properly put up and marked asn sshereasG
1h Articles 10 be transported from Depot brought
The Depot sufficient time before train departs
anys agent them with the tickets
Tor transportation make out the manifest and
oh On the arrival Of tain Richmond Fedencksbur
agent will in book To be kept public place Depot for
The inspection Of merchants and Others entry
aneof all ARTICLES brought by The train showing the Of the
eongnor oongnee mark number and description of proper
~
9 receipt win DO required The eonasnoo when he calls
himself for the articles his order the
sane For The whole of ay consignment day
winbc bot y single order.
14=-cTt
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KING A. oIiEEN

King QassR c. H., ApyH 10, 1s43.
MessIs EprroRs-It will be remembered that Dr. r. ID.
Roy and Jno Lumpkn both solicited by many Wbigs.
candidates TO represent, this County in the next
6egnsture' Mr. Lumpkin being urged BY Dr.
9y 70 enter the field length today consented 10 do 90
Inc friends Of Dr. Roy altho' sensible of HE merit vii
ngy scquesce IN the decision and will devote ,bei hest
ers'es 70 ensure the election Of Mr.. l.. can assure
you that the Wings never ~ sanguioe Of dspth
ing this good old county as they are at this time
YOur. &c II
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Nor BAD.-The Jonesborough Wing thus argues on DO
iiical point-"A Mr. Swan of the Democratic party has
been convicted Of murder in the st degree in Monroe
county IN this State, and sentenced be hung by Judge
Scott And Mr. Burton, Loco Foco, has been elected 10
the Penitenta forone year. for hog stealing the same
county The Loco Focos Of that county only had about
Jour OF moI1ry the wings, and fire Of them have
now been sent TO the Pententary, and be hung
that the county il Wing Richmond Star
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In addition TO the above per Of all
Liquids unA packages Of Clothing Millinery per
the value Of Dry Goods Furniture, Cocker China Gss
and Horse be paid VI delivering
transportation IL the Company expected any liability;
and unless such be made the Of delivery
pany VIII not be responsible the articles be
When Goods which been transported are
suffered TO remain Depot the Company
for loss INJURY from IRE; and they Depot
Richmond than three days the Company charge
mary warehouse Richmond II therefore, be
for persons TO whom articles consigned
remain longer Depot AFTER may requisite
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The whiz city forever.

- WV DINI1I1EN-'" INIIIII oIUE OF!
Inc TrOPc the result Of the Municipal elections in
New Orleans on the 81 instant is OF character calcua.
10 NIL the heart Of every Wing the Union with pride and
satisfaction The Wings have literally swept city, scarce
~ vestgc Of Locofocism Tylersm remaining The
Wings have signaly uiumphed in every Municpaity-
have glorousy carried Of the THIRTEEN wards in the
three Municipalities, and have elected TEN Of the TWELVE
members OF the General Counc.-Augusta Chronicle.