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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-04-27

We the undersigned Auditors Of Columbia co
ets duly elected to settle and sdjust the accounts
IF the Treasurer and Com mmssioners have carefully
examined the accounts and vouchers Of the same for
he year ls43, do certify that we find them to be
correct, and that We find balance Of cash in the
Treasury; for County purposes OF four hundred end
ninety seven dollars and eighty seven and half
cents, and a balance outstanding due the county
from the above mentioned sources, OF sixteen thous
and two hundred and twenty Collars, and forty four
and half cents. Given under our hands tlss slh
Of February, A. d. Is44.
HUGH M'ELRATH,
JOHNSON H. KELLER,
JAMES G. SPROUL.
.AudiforS.
We the undersigned Commissioners Of the coun
ty Of Columbia, do certify that the following is .
full and correct statement of the Receipts and Elk
penditures Of said county, for the year A. u. SAB
Witness our hands this 9Th day Of February, ls44
JACOB DEMOTT,
JOHN b. EDGAR,
SAMUEL MEARS.
.7tfsSf,
L.. MEsDENHALL, CLERK.
April 18th, 1914.
The foregoing Report OF the Auditors of CoIum
Oia county, being presented to the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of said oounty, the said Court order an
direct that the same be filed among the records O
the Court Of Common Pleas aforesaid, conformab
to the acts of Assembly in such case made and pro
ViGed.
J. B. ANTHONY,
W. DONALDSON,
| GEORGE MACK.
Jsdgss Of Common Plsas.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-04-27
EXPENDITURES

BRIDGE CONTRACTS
Amount paid Clecknsr & McNinch in full
on bridge contracts at Seideown $40 OF
do paid Cleckner d McNinch in full
on bridge contract at Meicke l49 81
do paid DAVID Liey in full on bridge
BRIDGE VIEWS. '''' .
Amount paid sda sundry persons for viewing sites
BRIDGE REPAIRS. " ~
Amount paid different persons for repsirs done
e the several bridges in and built by
ROAD VIEWS.
Amount paid different persons for making
JURORS WAGES AND MILEAGE "
Amour, paid Grand, and Traverse Jurors
at the several terms in Js43
do Paid at Jan. 462 90
do Apilterm 62 so
do November term 700 OO------21a6 90
STATE COSTS.
Amount paid Justices, Witnesses, Con.
aables costs in suits, wherein
the Commonwealth was plaintiff 4O2 50
DEPUTY ATTORNEYS FEES
AMOUNT paid Edward H. Bady as fees go 80
PRoTHoNOTARY's FEES.
Amount paid Jacob Eyeley fees lac Al
COUNSELLOR FOR COMMISSIONERS.
Amoun; paid Paul Leidy, Esq. for Counsel 20 90
ELECTION EXPENSES.
Amount paid Election Boards Sa. Of the several
election districts in ls4s.
Amount paid to Judges and ClerksaPPOlnted
to meet in Wilkeskarre ID 80
AM tpadE Eoard In
do BIer.creek
do Cattawissa "a
dc Derry ~ so
do Fishingcrcek 81 80
do Greenwood 80 40
do Hemlock
do Jackson 81 Ia
Liberty 24R
Limestone ~ ID
do hahOning "a SO
Mih1n 80 40
DO Montear 80 80
do Mt Pleasant s9 76
do 80
do Paxton
do Roarng-creek IT as
do sngarof 20 SO
de Valley "a 0e--~--oo9 ost
JALOR AND SHERIFF'S FEES
Amount paid John Fruit, William Kitchen
and DeF, Esqs feesaand costs
In Commonwealth suits $50 90
ASSESSORS PAY
A noun. paid the several Assessors for making
the spring in is43.
do Paid Assessor Of Bnercreek 10 70
Bloom l6 20
do Cattausa lsA
10 lS l2t
Fishingcreek II 90
do Greenwood
DO IImlock 40 62t
Jackson l2A
Liberty 10 OO
Limestone + 60
do Madison Is l24
do Makonuing 90 90
,io ls
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-04-27

,,7mfn! Consequences Of a Fruitful Cf'
maie,-The following delicate eplslle was
lately written by happy mother in Illinois
10 maiden cousin in New England. lIis
graphic touch
.Dear Cousin--I have another daughter
name---------., making sir children, already
| declare, J., am almost crazy some
times when ,hnk,and look upon lhc hosts
tcl brata around NE. have no tina to do
anything in the world but stay al home and
drudge and Srold. | don't expect to stop
under fifteen children, and ihe thought is
no, a, all gratifying. But we are living lnI
ahe sbnndan, and fruitful west and sheuld
have expected nothing olse before we cane
eol?eyery,hing grows in proportion, aod 80
4 suppose have no reason 10 complain
AGscIionately, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12
POSTSCRIPT.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

Election ia .yeo York Chy-James Harper, the
American Republican or Reform candidate, has been
elected Mayor of the city, by majority of near three
thousand Codding,on, the Democratic candidate.
This result was brought about by the Wings dropping
heir own candidate, Franklin, and uniting upon the
American Republican candidate. franklin the Wing
cand dale, did not receive than 5000 out Of the
SO, GOO votes cast, which were more than ever were
cast in the city before The election went off quietly
The Herald says, that "The Democrats have secured
five Aldermen out of seventeen Assistants from the
same cumberland that 'not single candidate for
Alderman or Assistant elected out of the Wing
party"
The "Courier and Enquirer Whg,) says, ''the
great personal popularity Of Mr.. Harper, and above
all, the intense desire among all parties for City
Government which should consult The welfare, and
promote the interests of the city, have entirely de-
mohed party lines, and have resulted in the choice of
energetic clearsi.hted, business man, pledged To
Reform. and nothing else" The Courier would have
wished the election of the Wing candidate" but says
that the Wings "have done the best that was possible
in the premises, by eecng staunch Wing yet not
so connected with any political party, as to prevent, or
render difficult, his ardent and Jealous devotion 10 tho
cause Of City Reform"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12
TIE APRIL ELECTIONS

Never greater preparation throughout
been made for the coming election We shall venture
opinion upon beyond reach This county Wyhe
cuany the first as from the west, where the
adversary xpcc, Judgment Virginia
Tue The eney battle RUSSELL aid they pretend great
tnss-hni satisfied they do believe their preten-
SONS there Capt rowan competitor Car
ter E,q We speak Of Dale Carer. II he beat
Wing in the Southwest should prefer the a
rel fI any Wing them. IL fear
les man. expresses his opinions. depss evasion obeys
We remember how hc made the motley
of sio in Abingdon, shrink and dodge. when in
honesty he proclaimed Bank, Tariff Federal principles
and Alexander am,lons policy as the truth the way and the
county Southwest had rather see Dale Garter succeed
tam any other.
Lee Sroi, Tazeve Washington, smytb Grayson and Car
roll safe. H., speak Of smyli Dr. Thomas Tate has
gwen The Wings of Smyh such sound drulbne for The las
four thai they have fairy showed the white ealerer
hack alot-icy mp. Alas Poor ioflck. We under
stand three 80 FOUNDERS intend to bury the long Harry about
the IL # May.
Wytie. Here preparation heard the dis
lance The bu.. sounding IN the onslaught VIII the
democrats We think With clear majority Of 20O
in the county, w they suffer themselves 10 be hea'cn through
indifference: They win they suffer themselves he
divided by the arts and management Of their enemies No.
We think H. call The Democracy OF every part OF
the be- up and IN the alert Come TO The rols-and
in tie sp:-rome as voters vot'n. upon W'ncpe-the
dome This election for nir is an election for
principles Local legislation Is not the moving constitution
No Snatoraye an L. s. Senator IS to be elected next
II M Van Bhrcn Is elected, an unscpulois, check
mating be thwart him. II Nr Clay elect
3D. Register o eiets il he Their. We call upon Tie Demo
crazy rally, snd rally like men, When this shall be- the work
Montgomery and Pulaski This cose battle eld--we speak
nothing these rom observation
vote may vary 10 either side of the party voehat
is that 40 this number of voters who Democrats
viii vote for f-son-and than this number of wings
Wall Well, BE- III let the party strength be
shown, and submit
Giles and Mercer. Here, hear that the is spread
The gwen the cheiialns making their def
ance that knife and the knife the hit
we learn friend Pendeton Is gaining III Mercer and
confident Of Let 1t be done
We hear Of some counties the State that endangered by
the uutoward and heated ambition Of individual asanls
all such could look into themsevcsly aside the
own preiensicns and 90 with an eye single 10 victory
Hy,herNs Republican, .4pri3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12
CONGRESS- Wednesdays Proceedings.
The House Of Representatives, riH pass The proposed


rV Bill.
vote taken to-day in the II. of Representatives may
be considered nearly lest vote the subject OF the if
Mr. ngersoll moved that the consideration o! tie
tariff bill reported from the Committee Of Ways and
Means be postponed TILL the last Tuesday of December
next-equvalent to that there shall be change
in the present tariff The yeas and nays being ordered
the.vote So TO l00being majority Of Il against
pos,poning the new tariff bill unit, next session.
previous motion had been made by Mr. Drom-
gooe, TO make the Tariff the special order of the
day for tomorrow; but this motion lost by
majority of two, various similar motions have
Gently been lost, in consequence OF some memberso the
House having business under their charge which they
particularly anxious to have take precedence OF
heightened Tariff discussion. On the first announce
of this asmenlione vote, the Wings of the
House gbt be coDgratulatInG themselves on the
result indicating the safety OF the present protective
Tariff word, decision in favor Of their fave
rite doctrine of Tariff protection. The direct vote
which followed, dispelled the illusion and will go
forth TO the country proof that the House of Repre-
sentatives have decided majority the strict ques
ton, trhether the PRESENT TqrF shall stand unchanged
on nat
Mr.. Mckay, Chairman of the Committee of Ways
and Means, when the last vote was announced, after
alludng TO the fact, that there strong desire
the part of certain members To BRING up one or two
bills, before the Tariff up, and after stating his
conviction, derived from The just taken, that
was clear majority in the House, resolved TO pass
bill modifying the present Iarh-moved that the bill
reported from his Committee be made the special order
of the day for Monday next On This The majority
about 3d. but twothrds being necessary, the vote
lost. The indication, however, evident, of the de
cision Of the House take the question Monday,
when it can be done, that day i, can, BY bare
majority.
We look forward, now with the fullest confidence, 10
the passage of the bull through the House by
handsome majority will not say by the precise ma
ority indicated by this vo,e--one two dropping
votes having been thrown in Zone hardly with
what motive) by Wings who known 10 be Tariff
mem for example, Mr.. White OF Kentucky, and Mr.
Spence Of Maryland Globe.
In the name of justice and OF principle, we call
upon the Republicans act Ike men, and take up the
Tariff Bill Monday. We have had equivocaon.
doubling, lodging enough. The public patience is be
coming pxhaus,ed-The public confidence nearly gone.
We call upon them t, do their duty w,hou; further
DELAY. - Enguirer1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

HARRsos CouSrY.-Thanks TO Col. VIM. Johnson
he has Withdrawn from the field, and the Democratic
Committee have unanimously voted him their thanks.
DR.. Flowers still remains in the field. We are sa,ia.
ted sick of such per.inaciiy and divisions. Who will
hereafter expect the confidence of the party who doss
not no,o deserve it by his Observation-Disclosures
What is this hear of Edmistons Withdrawing
in Braxton d. Lews--at this moment too and we have
no Democratic candidate in the field There must be
some mistake in this. Where are the Committees OF
Vigilance' Where the energetic Samuel l.. Hays Of
Lewis, He will not suffer these Democratic counties
to be lost now'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
question has been much mooted IN the Senatorial
O'src, of Richmond whether Mr. Slnnard is eligible
Ex-senator. The Constitution says, that "any per-
Son may be elected Senator who shall hare attained
10 The age Of thirty years" Nj Stanard is no, vet 80
OIL will be by the time that The regular session of
me legislature shall have commenced, Four LAWYERS,
hss>rs. C. Johnson, Baxter, Leigh, and Patton,)
h'ye gwen it IS their opinion, that he is eligible.
shall no, discuss this question. But should like 10
'"'N, wha. these any other gentleman would think
" an American Statesman suffering himself not only
elected without stating the objection of his want
age, but serving Senator Of the United States
oe be has attained the constitutional age Of thirty
;'s; Yet in this pred.cament stands the Hon. Henry
.'y' lie was born on the 18th April, 1875, (this
Ss las Iirhday,) elected 10 the Senate in the
hner OF lo06, took his seat in December 1906, and
y.ed ont that session, which expired the Sd
arch, lsO1-ALL before he was 80 years old. Is not
.s hfst eares into the service Of the General Co
a"'nen over Frustrated precision of the Constiiu-
sss, lar sample of the respect which we to ex
~ rom him in the execution Of the great powers
n would be confided to him as the Chief Magistrate
'ae Republic? A QUERiST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12
NEW ESTABLISHMENT AND NEW GOODS.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT AND NEW GOODS.
rTNl leave 10 the CITIZENS n Rich
mond aud the rshbo.in: country, they have taken
Store 49, West Main street, formerly occupied b. Mr. Mere
dth and adjoining the Drug Storc of Alexander Duval Co.,
opening, and have for SALE beautiful
fashionable Fancy and Staple Dry Goods suitable To
The present and approaching season.
These Goods and Others that we have now on The way have
selected with and purchased upon the most Ia
vorahe terms the Northern markets. which VIII enable 10
sell them as ow s3y other house in Richmond.
As e design dong exclusively cash business, vii. offer
small advance the fist cost will make
purchasers To us call before looking else
where. H., . - 49,. , -
Goods IA shalt pleasure shown, hem whether
OF not shall be constantly receiving additions 10 our
stock keep assortment complete Among the Goods
we have hand will be found
Very rich style Baregcs for ladies' dresses
Fancy and Mourning Bazorines, some Of them superb
striped, plaid figured Lace and plain Cambrcs
Grace Iarlings and Muslin de i.alnes
Lawns and Sluslns of all kinds
Satin striped and watercd silk, very ich
Rich striped Chameleon DO
Black and blue black Iustring
Gro de Nan. various qualities and coors
Florsnce., white and black Grape
Insertprs Edcings, silk Cords and TaSs-ls
A large assortment Of Laces and Ribbons
Black white and fancy coored KID Gloves
DO. DO pearl do. silk do.
Black and white elastic lace MittS, iali long
Ladies' iict Gloves ard Mns
Hosiery, of nj. kinds and colors
ng;ams aicoos, and great variety oil olef "ood suisi
W. " Far gentlemen.
English and wooyed black, brown, invisible green
nd other Cloths
Enr,sh and American Cassneres fancy oolors
airh mer;no, silk and Marssilles Vestings
R,h silk satin ans. other Crarats aud sc1ris
(anbroans, Drliings, Tweeds, &c.
lIoskin kid, silk and thread Gloves, Hosiery
Coat Ginrlanis Suspenders, and Buttons Of all kind.
And in addition shall always keep IN hand
''''es ''' ~ LIPsCoMB & JONES.
Otr-JE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

Died. Wheaand, Prince William county, Virginia. on SUN
day. the 18th Of February last is, RsScf' oc daughter OF
months patient sufferer passing from of health
grave 70 len victim 10 that fell disease Consumption
in which time she suffered much Hut Christian patience and
marked the whole her trial. She had t
Tie hopes recovery from the first Of her sickness Although
her snierings intense, escaped her psevem
last prayers of the and of he:
iclisht and pospec; becoming n5bant those
mansions prepared for the just she cAhoitrd Nil around 10 meet
her sweey fell asleep Deathand has LEFT rI
beloved and arctnnate friends that cary grave has
lovely and much admired by
all her newly made aeGuantanceS J..
ar WIN kind hearted Editor III Mobile, and Norfolk
plea insert the above IN has paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

ID ONE had Cesar Greece her Alexander, and america e
LII Washington ideafied with their country greatness
and her national glory Every attempt rob them OF ei
has hut the head Of the mpius ana ahde
new aurs 10 their brows Truth like the sunbeam VIII asei
all darkness and cannot prevail Every public
has hal trducrr, the enemy prevail t m
The adversary temporal rnjnyments found IN various
wnys and under multiplicity Of forms Sickness a"n ue1
have mad. their devastating nIoads until our mortal frame u
nrosra,e in the In Natures bouhteous ore nous we
ind balm for every ILL., and il IT l. used Alright htat Decocs
again For arrangements of tie BLOOD ''S "
the bones swelling If the glands cuansols diseases ee
mercury On the system secondary syphtlc ynp om'
or Kings Evil, Hip diseases, and others Of similar halu
sands Sarsaparla stands preemnent THIS medicine ms e
onred an enduring fame for ts great curative powtf, au
proprletos daily receiving IRON all sections OF o
lin. most convincing testimonials us virtues
tanning an Of many remarkable cures may ne iu
to,sy Of the piopri.Iors ard all their agents. ,. ,
5J For particulars, advertisements III lhs ana 'e @
papers "a I'D ,o, ..,o,,o,i,r
BIZ l. H. SANDS i CO, Druggists and Chemists " ~ :
ms No. 273 Broadway o: Ciinr' ,lre,, NV %
soI IN Richmond by Agents A. Du AZ - ~ Tns
bnfg By RoSSER ANDERSON in Nofoik ~ ". -, y o'
and by Druggists generally The principal cites III Tue
Price 81 per boue-6 bottles for 50. - .,, c.,s,,,
~ ~ io' - i April 9Th
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IMPORTATION OF CREEK Ann LATIN BOOKS FROM
GERMANY.

W RANDOLPH & co. haze jn.t received direct from
Germany the following looks which they w! sell los"
Dcaloshei.es Works. vols.
.f,schines' vol.
.I.sciyus' do. vol.
PIndar's do. vol.
S,ilusts do. vol.
Xenophons cyropsda Anabasis, and Memorabilia volume
each
sophocIrs' Tragedies, , volumes.
Terrncr's Comedies volume.
Septia.ni Bible and Greek Testament.
Virgil, vol; Quntliian VOL. Lucrens, vol; Curtlus,
Ivy vol; tiorace vols. Cesar, vo raus, vols.
Pesls VOL Cicero's Epstles vols lacis vol. Homer
lat aud OGissy vols rhucyddes vol; EurpideS, vols.
aophane vols; podorus Siculus vols; rtarch vols
Poly bus, vo Plato, vols; Sabo, vols. and erodotus
vols
W Bookblnding in the best style, At
J. w. RANDOLPH & co.'s
Bookstore and Bndery, III Main street. Richmond
Apri II l0S--wtf
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WILL TAKE THE REsPoNsIRIlTY.n purchasers ., &c,
neray would seek their best interest 10 NE e'ee
80 pa Fnrss ,bey would neither depend upon Their own
ncr that c their agents, but would hfo" al he re-
sponbty upon The shoulders OF the seef :, ;o. y,rr
a ia- s anu ~ " e'n u,.s T.. p. NASH,
DooSSci''i' 49, s9-eoSif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

CoSNEcTicur ELEcrios.--The Hartford Times of
Monday e3en,ng, saws, that the Democrats elected =
Representatives IN Mddletown, and one in Columbia,
that day. Gl0Ge.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

u We are requested TO state, that Mr. S. F. Leake,
Abemarle, is expected to address The people of Flu
wanna county at their next Court, (Apr) on the rela
re claims Of Mr. Van Buren, and Mr.. Clay for the
Presidency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

II, DEMocRAric MEErINa.-The Democratic Asso.
cation OF the city Of Richmond will hold their next
OCULAR meeting at the Concert Room Of the Exchange
ho,el, on Saturday evening next, the 1Ah instant, at
hsil past seven o clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

Mr.. {. II Edwards has declined candidate for
Mathews and Micdesex, because Judge Christian has
gwen It as his opinion, that Mr. Els reversionary in
crest in tract of land does not make him eligible
IL vas expected, that another candidate was 10 be
ousht out on Monday last. f 1t has not been done,
va conlure the Republican party not to lose one mo-
aeo,, nor the new candidate to sleep minute his
los,. ACTION is tie srord.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF BANKRuPTs.
PURSUANT loan order Of The Cont Of The United States for
the D.siric, Virginia, made the le day of No
vember s42 shall SELL public auction, 10 the highest bidder
the R1c eu hef own "p When. t
appear the schedules To b. under deed Of trust
I'm the rae of Joseph T. Lyon his remaining interest in Lots
n" and s. in CrdssIe Buckingham county virginia 10 WI:
Back street near Ware the half Of three fous
Lot No. 4, fronting Cross street. near Warehouse.
o in Bedrd rcased Of T6omas Rd, and in pursuance
order tie said c0urt, made on the 2st day Of March,
20, for the same in ready money Wa'ch surrendered
by John anetrre, for the benefit Of his creditors
Estate for cnsh, purchase shall hun
bred dollars and Tie purchase be FIR more than one
hundred dollars win be sold for oneTd cash. onetld al Fix
months and ouc.hird twelve months from the day Of sale
conveyance viii be modr 10 the Purchaser until The whole
purchase shall BIZ paid and Conveyance directed by the
ourt-aud Watch win be sold for cash The sale will com
front OF The Court Room of The United States Couh Oh
Saturday the eth April THIS month"; 10 O'Clock A
VI EDMuND CHRISTIAN, General Assignee.
April 10 Ics-:ds
HANOVER LAND AND Personal. rRorERTY.-WlIb be
residence mother Sophia Snead all the personal property
which possessed at the time Of her death consisting in part
Wagon tmhrel Cart the Farming Utensils and ali
the Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting Of the usual va
riets.
TsRMs-A four months will be given all Of
Ten dollars and over, and under cash. ~ , ,,
and place, VIII he o'd without limit or re-
three Of Land, each Of when would constitute
A. NJ Peers and othes another ntanng ios sd
joining lands formerly the Rocky MN act OF g. W. No-
ing and Others other containing 1881 adjoining the
lands of John Harlow and other
These lands will by u, Commissioners acting under
decceta OF the CCnt Superior Court al Law and Chan
cery The county of Hanover and are the unsod belong
nr 10 the estate deceased father, Robert Snead
TrRMs-one third cash. and blance in two equal annual
instruments, to be satisfactorily secured
} H1,siy ss sEhhb Commissioners.
&C. ANY information will be ssen by either John or Edwin
April ~ lV'--tds
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Narrinuns


Married. the 81 April by the Rev j. r. Letter Mr. THoM.s
NicHoLsoS Miss SARAH a. BALL, both Of this city.
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/ AIDES 'H"' GEO w FERRY'S,
= le'ns' :" No rs, West Main street.
S6-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

f''r TRIUMPH '-COmplete Victory Of thc Democracy
The multiplicity OF candidates, consequent upon
general municipal election, prevent US from stating in
detail as yet, the result Of our victory. We must con-
sat ourselves at the present time, by the announce
rnent, that Edgar Non,egut has been elected TO the
Office of Mayor, by the triumphant majority oil 2of
votes /! the Wing Inspectors had not refused to the
holders Of the certificates obtained from Judge Elliott
The exercise Of their just rights, Mr.. F. Montagut
would have had majority, amounting to not less
than COO votes
We have also the satisfaction Of mentioning, that
The Democrats have carried majority of the NUM-
cPsl Councils
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

&C. any information given by either John Edwin
Snead
April ~ iV---tas