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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL.
400 Row cry.


FfSs t4S5as sa NJ, daily
- tEvening C!ass) .. a. =. MI, ~
Single do... 90 single do.. 49,. IS
The Dressing and Drawing Room. well warmed, and
every attention devoted to the comfort OF may honor
US with their Pat,S;nsssb Thai, ho,,. On vsv hi,
will have the privilege Of riding them tn School
MUSIC.
TOSErH KAMMEREIt, Professor Of Music, respectfully
announes to lbs patrons and the ppoe in general that h.
Ss G1. is Bin sia.ia s be received at d y S%s
BROADWAY
TEA STORE,
friends public that ihy have orened above Store
ne" snS SS .As s
with the greatest care from he %E l,,s ca'sOe'
G GSo sps Hyson fam.''''' ..'....?s,o ss
Imperial '................ ..5s to Rs
P""sb S%esr 20 g.
Soucnong '........... ........is to ss
A, respects above Tss defy compettonn freshness
most e ss % @ is &. s made
oS s9s sS fGgna "a sr p me holidays
ing grocery all Of which eGsoy
SALT AND FISH STORE
I'M BBLS. SAL NOM 800 do OF Herring, and 400 boxes
fOO 400 bbs Of Mackerel; 200 half 10
100 bbs. Of Shad
200 do Of Goldfish
500 sacks Of Ashdons Salt; $50 salina do
200 hits of Soused Salmon and Mackerel
100 do OF Sounds ard Tongues
1000 bushels Of Turks Island Salt
ds !s'n'' d NELsSN WELLS CO. 81 py street.
LrKUi1S s, GRoC ERIr.s, TEAS, WINES, SC -GASS
l. NER x YOUNG 1872 nathan street, offer Wholesale
and retail, to dealers and families
Fresh Foreign Fruits, general assortment.
fss., sss esf gasl aea: n;a Ssa's
SupeTio old Wines aud liquors, of various grades.
Superior Raspberry and Cherry Brandy
French and American Cordials, drift and in glass.
Ale.
La Norma, Regali,, Nonaga aud other brands Segars.
East and West ladi and American Preserves and Jses.
Honey. Ia small boxes, from Ohio.
yujube Paste, in 12l. and IS ID boxes
Bid o--i, Spices, Cocoa and Chocolate.
Oil and Candies, Soap, &c.
Saratoga Pavilion Water in and pint bottles Goods
delivered TO any part OF tn" city free OF al msc
SUPERIOR TEAS, COFFEE and SUGAR--Also Wines
~ every Variety Otard, Champagns and Cognac Brandy
Irish and SEQ ch Whiskey old Jamaica Rum Holland Gin
Tres" scoFT G0 Ss Wholesale and Retail Store
rs N ssau street.
Wines and Liquors put up notifies demjohus Goods
sent TO aav part Of the city free OF expense d. ln-ec
NINTH WARD CHEAP GROCERY AND PROV
~ SION STORE Families nthe negaboIhood of Sixth
Avenue aud Greenw lane about laying tn wate ,tsck
in buying 4 the cheap Provision No Geenw ich
lane where all articles the Grocery and Provision line
be purchased cheap if cheaper than other
vicinity Goods warrant to SUIT; If not the
money VIII be returned Goods sent TO OF the
free of expense MICHAEL KELLEY
d3 lm~ec Greenwich lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

SkR FOR NEW ORLEANs-Louisiana and New
Mn York Lne-Positivey First Regular Packet-o sail
10th Jan The iast sailing OK ship OC0 NE.
For freight passage having handsome
datons apply board Orleans wharf foot of Wall street
r.. X. COLLINS X co. Sc South street
Shippers by this line rely having their goods
rectly measured.
Agents in New Orleans, Hulln & Woodruff who will
promptly forward all goods TO their address
The packet ship Niss'ssnpI Capt g. Hard, will succeed
the Oconee and sail the goth Jany her regular day jiec
80 FOR SALE-A Valuable Farm called Springfield
39N uatd in the county Of Isof Wight, mile aud half
<Arom The mouth Of snsemond River, containing about
hve hundred acres bounded sides by creeks Daygabe
fo small vessels) unning uto the mouth Of
There on the farm large well finished brick dwelling
house. with every other necerary out hous good erar
yrav hall OF the s is well mb ed with large tall pine
end Oaks; tte pne Of the nt Quality for steamboat wood
he sed land OF good quality and well sdped the
cultivation OF wheat corn sweet aud melons
IL has attached 1t fine oyster andng for planting oyster
and Of the stock farms OF its size in lower Virginia
Persons wishing prrchsse, by applying early viii
with great bargain.
fnst scId privately before, will be offered public
lion the premises the 5th DAY Of January, 1874
Terms will be made known and further information given by
Mr. JOS b. Whitehead Of smithed Isle Of Wgh, county
the subscriber. WILLIAM HINES.
d2o 3taw tojy25 nc
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DLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF PATENT
1 PREMIUM COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS, No. ISL
Broadway lover Mr. Tsnneys yewelrg above Murray
street, and door Peale'S Museum New York The.e
pictures been awarded the First Premiums and Highest
beoup;u soa anu r nd IN, ~, most
blishmet having been greatly enlarged and improved
Tas will hereafter be taken here lin any weaher the
duced prices charged for ordinary work other p,cescoD
sequery need for inferior likeness the
Of economy
Photograph of lady, by Professor Purnbe j, the finer,
thing Of the kind witnessed ~ Ledger, Oct 1913
Plumbe's Premium aud German Cameras, Instructions
flates Caaes &c &c forwarded desired point lower
rates than by other mandatory. dt2 I'm m =
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ROAkDlNG-Two handsome bedrooms, with lire places
Mlth breakfast and or full board II required Apply at
fil Houston street dI im.r
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e-2oo bbs fine Flour, landing from ship Huntsville
from New Orleans for sale by
l. di3r h. X COLLINS co. ~ South street.
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%rA WANTED-Partof Store on Broadway, west side,
H between Canal Liberty siTeets-ADy lersou having
.Ixore with two windows ans wishing TO dispose Of one
half .ving wiGdow TO the advertiser will find this f.,
vorabe opportunity duce his expenses aud with
good tenant lire addressed Broadway and l. at this
office, will meet with attention. d3l 3t'ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

A MEXICAN REPUBLICAN sONGsTER-The second
edition OF this work is out, and Tor sale al 4
rows and De lie Reefs Star House. corner If Barrow and
gall streets Every member Of the party should have
one Of these books Composed and arranged BY r. DE lie Rec
ioi INC party dos 6tsIc
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ELOUR-lao tsu,ls' iAudinE ~ ,hio O,,nee from New
Ore as or sal b. T.. y. COLLINS co,
d27cc "a South street
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As the above Tea defy compettonn freshness,
quality price and state that econ made by
Of the most competent judges in the city
COFFEE.
Old Java, burnt and ground Is id per pound.
Also general Of Coffee Fruits for The holidays,
all kinds sugars lowsnd in fact every thing
ing grocery all of which is warranted be of first quail
d2l lmsec u. HARRISON X GO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, US
~ Broadway, up sais-E. WHITE would espe fully call
the aeaton OF cit7eps and the his
splendid If single or groups
from to fourteen the viii n
beauty and accuracy of deneaon be surpassed Por
ta'rs taken IN all kinds Of weather either with without
colors.
The American Institute its late exhibition awarded MIR
hte the rsf premium for the likeness
eouugand gsae effect which but another proof of the
superiority Of nis poi traits.
Mr. White New York for the very superior
imported .,eraan Camaras and other establishment in
his city State they be obtained
N.B-li9pored tieman Camarls also French Amer
lutruments of the very best quality with Plate Cases
Chemicals, Polishing Materials &c. &C. always hapd,
sale st he lowest
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MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMMEREIt, Professor of Music, respectfully
announces TO his patrons and the puoc general that he
has removed from 50 Crosby l3 Lauens hers
all orders for his Cot lion Band form parties &C.
oftown will be received and promptly attended to-
Orders for X. will alO be received at Mrs. w. Dubois
Musc Store. No 2g5 Broadway d20 lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
49, NIBLO's CONSERVATORY, GREENHOUSES
IN and Seed Establishment SIG Broadway adjoining the

&sA TO LET-The store No 81 Nassau stree IN the
EH Herald Buildings from the fst of February Apply
p nfEc
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7s<t NlBLo's CONSERVATORY. GREENHOUSE
1T and Seed Establishment 576 Broadway adjoining The
<x,s~ Girdrns.
The publ is fully informed thai the above stab
choice AND rsd collections of ent Flower
sutble for Holiday Prrsets farlos Copseryatores &-
consisting of Cameas Roses Azas and Gtrnuns of the
finest known varieties, Rhodode droTs, Orange and Lemon
Dutch Bulbs viz Hysentas Tul &c pots and glasses,
which arssdy in a Towering safe
Bouquets procured at time made OF the nest el.-
CANT flowers the Consrryatoes and
arranged u"que and varied styles to SUIT all tastes By
experience d artist.
Choice Flower Seeds viii be received Eom Europe early in
January varieties of ich will be entirely This
side Of the Aaneaso. corspete assortment of Vegetable,
Herb, Gra's aud other SEEDS
All the above eds will BE- tested their growing quail
ment the patrons Of this establishment
Ornamesal Flower Stands, Gold Fish and Glass Globes,
Hyaciuth CLASSES &c. &c, always on hand
All the above articles I'll be disposed oil on tae most rea
All orde thankfully received and executed with prompt
WILLIAM NIBLO, Proprietor.
N b. The entre Stock Of Seeds belonging the firm
lin his Rooms, Is Broad II O'clock Wednesday
next the 9th December without any reserve, d7a 2w &C
~ NEW STYLE OF CHILDRENS VELVET CAPS
The subscriber has large and beautiful assortment OF
Gensmen and Boys Caps Of the latest fashion, which he
will sell cheap other establishment this city
among which may be found gentemens cloth, velvet
style of glazed and fine Also supply
OF mole skin silk and fur hats OF beautiful hnish for sale
low.
Fancy Fushso constantly on hand large assortment OF
Muffs and Fur Trimmings for sale at very low pricts
N B1he Caps the subsc rber took the premium at the
late Fair Of the American Institute.
VIM BROWN,
ns0 imSr i6 Chatham 81. opposite Roosevelt.
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:. CORK SOLE WATER PROOF AND DRESS
HBOOTS-Ths subscriber makes TO order Boots Of the
in the latest style at cry reasonable prices. Gen
teme no have been in the habit of exrvagant prices
for inferior articles requested call and be convinced of
their interest in purchasing at this store
being taken OF the et end OF Lasts kept for
each there difficulty in getting handsome and
easy lit
Constny hand large of ready made Dress
Boots latest at 50 50 50 psr Double So from
81 81 pair Over Shoes, Half Boots Dancing Pumps
SIippers sc al equally low prices.
JOHN l.. WATKINS, III Fulton street,
lrnke hefw nd Dnt sfreefa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03
ET.OVDI ~,

Floyd DEL.
For House of Delegates-Helms, Wing 245 How
ell, Dem, PAP, majority for Helms 6 Wing gain.
For Safe Senate CapeIt,n, Wing, 225, Ch,pman,
Dem $50
FRANKLIN-2 Del
We learn BY Letter, says the Lynchburg virginan,
that the Wings have elected Wade Wing, and one
Loco Foco. We think the information is authentic
One Wing gain.
GLOUCEsTER-l DEL
GLOUCESTER, C. H., April %, 1874
LETT Mathews to-day at2 o'clock, and the poll wns,
Tor Judge Bavy Ill, Carter 50 For the county, Sa-
muel Diggs %, John R Bllups 10 The election con-
sidered douhtful-but you will doubtless be furnish
forbear 10 say only that the election was very
thin
Mr. Henry Clay of Kentucky! left this county this
morning, crossed the Mock Jack Bay, and is now in
Mahews-where the Baltimore boat will call in the
morning, and take him TO Baltimore To saw the least
of his course, IT very undignfed. Brownow, of The
Jonesboro Wing, was here also to-day and engh,en-
ed the Wings with SoSG He Joined Mr.. Claw in
Mathews tonight
Carriers minority in the county is 80 B,llups, the
Wing candidate of Matthews, is elected by a rood
large majority. Bayly received majority in Matte
over Carter of 1871
Postscript by Friend In Gloucester there was a
thin vote given by the Democrats The Wing vote is
larger by than it last year, while ten votes that
were gwen to the Wings last year were given TO the
Republicans this year; there is no doubt bu. tina
there Is antTari majority in this old COUNTY
The Spring canvass has had an effect on this conmu-
nty out the canvass was commenced too late 10 tell in
this election. You may rely on this.
GILES IL MERCER-l DEL.
Col. VIM. ii. French, the Wing candidate. is cleo
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.., doctrine, but will resist its establishment n,
pca par. i fills us with astonishment, that any sane.
~soa .h doctrine should have been afforded by .
% !" "a candidate for the Presdency-and him.
u'o VIZ" s,ssnt Of Kentucky and q STAKEHOLDER.
.s! i,d That The Democratic Central Committee
SSa.,.d forthwith to issue an Address to the Demo-
Il p,rty of Virginia, urging the serious and prompt
t'''E Of their opinion the subject OF re-an
tN",a II Texas to the Union-the proprlety o.
> '''v their delegates TO the Baltimore Convention
III: Instructions which now bind them, leaving them
4 'aF ,Sry deem it expedent to do so, to cast the
: f"' VIENNA in favor Of men known and pledged tc
We q II annexation, and of other action which the,
; u .onsr and efficient, in uniting the Democracy o
F ..,s IN the great and vital object of defeating The
-.,oa Of II. Clay.
,,ycU Secretary
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To be heard from, the following counties, which last
year stood as follows:
observation-disclosures & Carroll /, Lee j. Scott l.
Smylh l, and Tazawell Is
wuIo-Henry !, Mason q Jackson J. fa'Fck l.
Pittsylvana 2, Westmoreland 10.
The gains and losses as follow:
UAig gain -Accomac |, Buckingham = Caoeii d
WAYNE /, Caroline l, Floyd /. franklin l. GILES o.
Mercer Logan l. Mathews Mdd N;a m sonn,s
Rasnabannock i. Wy,be 1-l6 (Oflhsse Wing gains,
we havestrooe doubts about in Logan
Democratic gain-Harrson l, KING " queen u
Southampton ], Tyler IA.
Nett Wbio gain in the House 12-making differ
encs of ?. votes Last year the Democrats had ma
iority of 16 in the House. If the above wing gains
are correct and the remaining counties vote as before,
the WING majority in The lower House will be O.
In the last Senate the Democratic majority was q
We have gained Garrett D., in the Accomac District,
swing us majority of 10 in that body.
This will leave the Democrats majority Of on join.
Democrats Senator according to his pledge, las under
s.ood,) the majority Will be four
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03

Spencer resigned the Office of Secretary of the Treasu-
y to-day; and il IS said that Judge Green of N Jersey
IS to be nominated to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation We suppose there ia no doub, but judge
Green will be Mr. Spencers successor as it was I'M
derstood here last Winter, While Mir. Spencers name
was before the Senate TO fill The vacancy on the bench
OF the Supreme Court caused by the death of Judge
Thompson, that, in of his confirmation, Judge
Green was to be appointed Secretary of the Treasury
We have heard no particular assigned for
MIR. Spencer's resignation; but we have understood,
Tor several weeks past ,hit there has been general
Misunderstanding between him and The President
[Giobe, .4pra 30.
We have heard report that MIR. Richard Rush
would be appointed Enquirer
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GILES q MERCER-1 Dr.,
Col. VIM. II. French, the Wing candidate. is eee
Frenchs majority ii Chupman's, 81

Frenchs majority II Chupman's 81
HARRIsON-1 DEL.
CLARKsBuRG, April "a, lS44.
Dear Sirs The struggle is over, and, as We conf
IDENTIFY predicted, the Democracy of Harrison county
| have triumphed
Two of the precinct polls have been heard FROM and
they with the vote Of The court house. make Basses
majority Ga There two other precincts yet to be
heard from both strongly Democratic They will add
from 40 to 80 to The Democratic majorlty-perhaPs
more. Bassell is certainly elected by majority rang
| ing from $50 10 100 or 100.
| The vote was very thin. Many Of the farmers were
prevented from turning out by the pressure Of corn
planting, and many were kept at home by the fires in
the woods, which had spread very much, and required
constant watching The result is only snail fore
taste of what may be certainly expected the Fall
There much speaking during the day. Bassell
and Raymond uhe county candidates) addressed the
people al length; and after they had concluded the s-
involved in the Presidential discuss
ed fully by Colonel J. Johnson and G. n Lee, Esq
in behalf OF the Democratic party, and by c. Lews,
Esq, on behalf of the Wings | have not time,
however, for details
HALIFAX-e DEL.
The old candidates, Edmunds and Stova are re-
elected in Halifax Three Democrats were in the field
Fur the Senate, Clark beats Baptist l25-both De-
mocrats.
HAMPSHIRE-2 DELEGATES
Charles Blue and John Ward Democrats, reflect
ed by about 90 majority.
KING d QUEEN-l Del.
Redeemedi
Messrs Editors: After the most violent struggle,
and heaviest vote polled, have overlhrown the
Wings, alias Federalisls IN this county. King d
Queen is placed where she has always stood with
the exception Of two years, in the Republican ranks
Strong hopes entertained by the Wings OF carry
ing this county, predca,ed upon their heavy foreign
from Richmond and elsewhere, and The great ef-
forts to neutralize votes. But thanks TO the De-
n n mn las IL
and power, and have given the Wings signal over
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VIRGINIA SENATE
Garrett, Democrat, elected by 72 over Ro. Ander-
son, Wing, as follows:
Democratic Gain

W. A. Spark, Democrat, elected 10 Southampton
District
Richard H. Baptist Democrat, reelected in Meek
lenburg District, by 10, over VIM. II. Clark, Demo-
crat: Baptist having majority Of 200 in Mecklen-
burg, and Clark 125 in HALIFAX.
Thomas NJ Bondurant Wing, reelected in Buck
ingham District
John Voolfolk, Dem, reelected without opposition,
IN Orange District.
John S. Gallaher, Wing, elected in Jefferson Dis
trIc By 81, over John Bruce, Democrat.
Allen Caperton, Wing, elected in Montgomery Dis
trlct, BY 272, over ManIIius Chapman, Dem.
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suhjoin the vote at The different precincts:

Davis maj. &c
KANAWHA-l DEL
kASAwuA, Va, April g. 1Si4.
This is to inform You that General Smith il elected
over our worthy citizen, S. S Stubs The General
is indebted TO the Democrats for his election. Nearly
all of US voted for him. lis majority will be in the
neghborhood of hundred, suppose.
In haste, yours, &c. DEMOCRAT.
LUNENBURG-1 DEL.
COLUMBIAN GROVE, Va April 20, 1914
Stokes majority, Wing, at court house 10
Backwell's majority, Dem at Adamss Store II
Pleasant Grove 2:}
At the Grove, the polls were not closed; bu, pos
sbhty Of material alteration; making majority in
favor of Blackwell of %: not large majority
have been in the habl, Of giving but our party was
erful exertons We will have them all out the Fell,
hope, when we will beat them by at least rs
A CIrIzES.
MONONGALIA-l DEL.
"MoRGASrowN, April 81, 1874.
"Messrs Editors here give you the result of the
election in MonoRgalia county Wade majority over
Price, Wing, POI.
"Larrison-Bassel's majority $50
"Preston- Homiltons majority 100
"Narion-D:. Kidwell's majority 100
"Tayior-Newlans majority 30
"Thesc counties send true Democrats. If you have
West, there be doubt of large majority in the
next Legislature.
"As soon ns the Coons heard OF the mojores in the
different counties, they took to their holes, and began
to bark at you as you came near them"
From another Correspondent.
Moro ASrows, Va, April Goth 1874.
Dear Sirs: have glorious news to communicate to
you. Wade is elected here by majority of 80 -
The Wings had full vote, but at least two hundred
and fifty Democrats were al home. Preston, report
says gives US 100 majority. Marion has told tale
that will satisfy the aspirations Of Thomas Raymond:
he is defeated by 1870 The new county of Taylor
walks into the ranks with majority OF 30 for u.s. not
withs,ondng our man was unknown, and the Wing
popular. You may rest assured that Taylor is De-
mocratic as the after whom she was called Ilarrl-
gives the Democratic candidate $50 majority. You
sec that We are right. God "Democra,ic Mar
SHALL of which have not heard. hope that Virgil
safe-we, at least, have done our duty, and do
not fear the sides of October
MARION-1 DEL.
FAIRMoNr, April &c.
The day is past-lhe battle is over-the victory is
ours Dr. Kidwell's majority is about 200 IT'S true
our county is strongly Democratic-bu, when we con-
slider the extraordinary exertons made by Col. Hay
mond and his friends, their great confidence of vic
tory even Offering to bet to the very morning OF the
election that there would not be than forty votes
between The candidates. certainly have some cause
TO be proud of the result. The vote is follows:
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So that Thompson is elected by majority Of So
We have estimated that more than one hundred De-
mocras remained at home as there little
ton used to get them ont And counting these and
The number 10 large one too that voted for Anderson
you may set down Botetourt as cert'in for majority
Of 200 Democratic in the Fall. There better
turn out of the Democrats in the Spring of 1910, and
We only beat them 64-but that Fall bea! them $50,
and now, can more easily give 200 majority for Van
Buren, The Democrats intend organizing now, and
making some exeItons which they have not done Tor
some time BoTETouRT ERECT.
(From another Correspondent
THREE CHEERS FOR OLD BoTEToURT!
BoTETouRr, April 10Th, 1874.
My Dear STs From the annexed returns you will
see that the Democracy of Old Bote,ourt have again
numphantly elected their delegate TO the General As
ssmbly by majority of e3 votes. say triumphant
~ because the result Of late election has proved
lha the hard listed Democrats of our sterling old
y cannot be deluded by Coon humbugs, nor humbug
yd BY Coon logic. 10 short, look upon it. all things
eondefed, the greatest victory ever achieved over
Tie Coon party in observation-disclosures we have IRE
9ueA'ly beaten them by larger maortes Then, ho~ev
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MONROE.

UNION, April 20.
Gentlemen-I take pleasure in advising you Of the
result of the election in Monroe. Hamilton, the De-
mocratlc candidate, is elected by majority of TO-
The candidate for the Senate, Chapman, hes only
majority of in this county. The result is equal to
my expectation, considering the great exertons made
by his opponent, (Whig) Allen T. Csper,on, and his
large connexons-add to this his being citizen Of
the county-which always has much influence in our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03
MATHEWS MIDDLEsEx-1 DEL,


Messrs. Editors: hasten to give you the result Of
our Congressional and county election. The Fede-
deralis,s have done their BEST and Mr. Carriers poll
shows their strength in Mathews for, the close
between Billups and Digs is no proof Of Mr. Clay
ed, as it is thought that Mddlesex has given the Wings
Is or 20 majority. Colonel Diggs might have been
elected, if he had not declined The nomination 10 the