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WARDS. NECK FOE SALE.

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WE >l, II ciisr this estate In sale a. pu5ic
w auction, 10 he highest bid,!er, OF The l.;
Jav Of Orrol.er next, on The premises, under The
will oi Clement Read, deceased tiles on Siaun-
ION River, in the county OF Charlotte, near The
main road that leads from Halifax 10 Charlotte
&. H., about 3! miles below Coles Ferry. The
estate is generally regarded rs The best Nine Hun.
iled Acre Tract in the county. and, perhaps, in
Middle Virginia. II contains abou, 800 Acres,
Of which 300 are first quality river bottom, lying
unusually high and rarely ovelown. There IS
body ul table land around The dwelling house
of anon, $50 acres, as level and nearly as valna-
bic as The low grounds This tract unilrs every
advantage fer 4 profitable investment, and de-
lighltul family residence. !, Is situated in The
midst of fine socefy-very accessable-supplied
with water rs 10 or 20 bold springs--the farm SO
rolnpac, dying in The bend OF The iisrr) that hul
ilie fencing is necessary, with good navigation
above and below The wooi land is abundant
the bindings are comfortable.
Terms ne.ihiri Of the purchase morey 10 hs
paid al The end 81 - onlhs--One-thirl al The
end OF Two yeare, AMI one.iii,d 4, The expiration
of three years from The day OF sale. The Two
last nsialneu,s 10 hear inlcres, from the first day
ofOrtober, loi6 Ii preferred bv The purchaser
the whole or any part OF the purchase money will
he received in cash 81 the usual discount Bonds,
with approved security, will lie required, and
deed rl trust taken on lie ldnd, la h. released
when The whole The purchase money j. PAID
a Joint possession will be given 10 the buyer on
l;,e day al sale and Iull possession rs soon a
The growing crop can be secured and taken on
WIN g. GREEN, and
GEORGE w. READ,
Executors ofClement Read, deceased.
Jny S-cwiIGcl s-rf Wing will copy.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
nN WEDNESDAY The o-rh ray nj uousr

~ snail 0i!er Tor sale, on the premises, all ny
lands IN The STATE of Virginia. they contaa about
oOUU Acres IN one body, lying in The county OF
Orange, and distant, say, TWO miles ircm lie Ra-
coon Fori. 80 from Fredericksburg. and 90
from the Louisa Railroad These Lands have
been regarded as among the mos, valuable in thar
section Of The country, embracing almost every
variety Of soil. The Low Grounds stretch Tor
upwards Of miles on the Mountain Run, and
are ofnnusual breadth; they are We! adapted 10
he Virginia staples, Corn Wheat Gals and Tc-
hacru; cinver and plaster act well upon lh-n:--
aud they afford abundant materials Tor greedy
and permanent improvement having an excel
lent vein OF Limestone running through Them,
which is ~ easy ACCESS. Whilst this affords an
Inc Ihaustabe source Tor improvement, ii can he
made profitable a. an article OF SALE lime teiDg
always IN demand Few farms are 20 well
adapted 10 gazing, ahnnrdins As il does in psrpc-
Inal water and shade, aud being fire Grass land
l. has a comiorable Dwelling House on orc
portion of it, and smaller ,enemenis On Other ROY
tions II will h divided INTO Farms oi suitable
size AMI sold uron lie following terms viz One
quarter in cash, The remainder in three equal an
nual insialmcn.1, carrying interest from the day
OF sale-he deferred payments 10 be satisfactory
y secured by bonds, with good personal security.
and a deed Of trust on The premises My brother.
Jeremiah Alouon in my absence, vii show the
lands 70 any disposed 10 purchase, and gye any
further information required. His address il
Oianss Courthouse.
JACKSON MORTON.
luly i5-i},&c,ds
- The Richmond Wing, National lnlelnseu-
Ger, Union, Washington Winchester Virsiniah
and Rockingham Register will copy
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

IN CONFORMITY with lie provisions u III
i las, will and testament OF he late John Thorn.
ION. shall oiiei ior .ar, NJ public auction or
Wednesday, The IN day oi September nexl. ;.
fair, il not The ncA fair day, III ilr late residence
Of said John Thornton, that valuable AMI We.
known Tract OF Land called FAIRFIELD j.
ins in Caroline County, situated on The AlalapcL,
River, containing sGs Acres. This ralln l. III
tctsccled by The Richmond, Fredericksburg snI
Potomac Esaii-road, Guinnry> Depot br.ns near,
in central position on lis about - NILE,
from Fredericksburg, and IS from Richmond i.
the road. and contains 4 large proportion Of PIE.
ductive los grounds enrireiy secured from run
cation. and IN i Probable ,taie D! oultigaiion
The residence j, a la:@" comfortable nj rene.
rahc brick building. with suitable ont house,
and arrangements highly cultivated Garden
fne Fruit and rari2narly delicious GRAPES, of
which there are many WATCHES. There IS ar
abundance 81 good water. and he situalon
is healthy and The nei2h:o:hood asrerahl" En-
quricS will be gladly answered, anievery iarili
IL 10 become acquainted with The premises iur
nshcd with pleasure. Tile nii>pnlahlr
made known on day oil sale.
EDWARD e. THORNTON,
Executor Of John Thornton deceased.
Address Guinney's Depot, Caroline Co. Va.
July lS-ctis
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TN CHANCERY.-VlR AT a Circnit
L Superior Court of Law and Chancery, held
for the county of Accomack, on Wednesday, The
25th day Of June, 1915:
John S. Ewell Plt'f:
Against
Vespasian Ellis, Scarborough latham, John
latham, Robert G. Jennings Garrett Anderson,
and Edward P. Puts DTS.
The defendants Vespasian Ellis, Robt c. Jen-
nings and Garrett Anderson, not having entered
their appearance and given security according to
the act of Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and ii appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that
they are not inha bitanIs Of This Commonwealth,
it is ordered, that the said defendants, Vespasian
Ellis, Robt c. Jennings and Garrett Anderson,
do appear here on the lst day Of The next October
term OF this Court, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff; and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
city Of Richmond for two months successfully,
and posted al The front door OF the Courthouse
J. J. AILWORTH, Deputy
July S-c@2m Tor Thos. r. Joynes, G. e.
THE BRANDRETH PILLS-The Brand.
u reih Pills girs Strength for weakness-,hey are
liked best by those who have taken the mos, of
mem. Dr: brandreth can give personal reference
10 thousands who have been restored from bed
OF sickness by their use, when every other means
had proved entirely unavailing. These cases are
continually occurring in this city and in every
part of the Union. Get Brandrelh's Pills il YOU
are not perfectly healthy and they will restore
you'll medicine can Go it-because they expel
those humors which are the cause of impurily Of
the blood, and al the same time the body is
strengthened by The operation Of This most excel
lent medicine.
Dr.. Brandreth's principal Office, al Broadway
N. York; other offices in NJ York.
M. BRANCH, Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. East Main street, Richmond corner oppo-
site The Old Market, where country agents and
planters can be supplied withthe genuine at New
York prices. July 1876
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
p AN AWAY from the subscriber, in The city
IL of Richmond, on the l4ih day of May last,
a NEGRO MAN, named David, about 80 years
OF age; black; about feet or 8 inches high;
Stout built had on roundabout and pants OF
Glasgow jeans; no scars or marks recollected.-
purchased David OF Mr.. George B. Poindexier
OF Henrico county, in which neighborhood sup. |
pose ne may be lurking. ! will give the above |
reward 1925 TO any person who will apprehend |
and secure him in Jail, SO that can gel him |
lgain, or deliver him 10 Mr. Silas Omobupdro
'r myselfin the city of Richmond, and will paw
III reasonable expenses, ia. STOKES.
July ll-ctf
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j. II. Words Lottery Office,

~ MoNp, Virginia
IT IMPORTANT NOTICE! Il
Great Reduction IN Postage!
On and after The Isl OF July, a erer, enclos
ing from one to a dozen Lottery Tickets, may be
sent the distance of 300 miles Tor only fre ceatS
over that distance ten cents Many persons in
the country have been deferred from ordering
tickets in consequence of the heavy postage.
Now, however, that difficulty is removed, and in
dividuals living 300 miles from Richmond can
get their tickets on The same terms as those pnt
chasing at The counter Persons ordering tickets
of The undersigned, need moi pay postage on their
orders. and will only have 10 pay five cents on The
answer.
Attention is requested to The following
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 30: To be
drawn July 26.
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York county, June 24-cwsw

TN CHANCERY. VIRGINIA AT Rules held
i in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Goochland
County, 7lh July, 1915
Edmund George, administrator of George w.
McLien, deceased, Plaintiff,
against
Henry Massie, late Sheriff Of Goochanl couD.
~, and administrator Of John Ware, deceased
Henry Hatcher and Others, Defendants.
The defendant, Henry Hatcher, not having
entered his appearance and given security ac.
cording to the Act of Assembly and The Rules
of this Court, and il satisfactorily appearing thai,
he is not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth:
1t is ordered that the said defendant, Henry
Hatcher, do appear before the Judge Of our said
Court, at the Court House, on the first day Olsen
TENDER Court NEXT, and answer The plaintiffs bill
and that a copy OF this order be forthwith insert.
ed in some public newspaper, published in The
City of Richmond, for Two months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted at the front door OF the Coun House Of
this county A Copy. Teste,
July S-cwSm WIN. MILLER. CierL
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
DY virtue d decree Of he Counly Couu q
ID Northumberland in The cas-" 81 Powell an
wife, and Walker, guardian Of O. J Wright. "
O. J. Wright, &c, The undersigned. Commisslo.!.
er Of the COnn will offer fof sale on WfDNES-
DAY, the 18Th day d! Ansu.i next, Il iai!, II
not, the next fair cay thereafter upon re pfsini
ses, that valuable Tract Of Land, the property Of
the laie .James e. Wright, deceased, lying IA
Cherry Pom, Neck, IN the said county. The
estate is estimated 10 contain about 300 acre..
lies in par, of the county prorerbial Tor lis fer
tilitv borders on the waters oi Yeocomico river.
and produces fine crops Of The staple products 81
Eastern Virginia. The Improvements are,
dwelling house, in ,oleIabl; good cider, and a
large and excellent barn. Taken altogether, this
properly presents an opportunity for profitable In
vesment rarely offered.
On The next day, 10 vii The nth August, by
virtue Of the same decree, shall sell also upon
he premises, the Tract o. Land, also the proper
IS OF James C. Wright, deceased, lying in West
moreland. This tract contains about $50 acres
OF gooi forest land, adjoining the properly oi
Richard Syiner and Benedict Walker, near Old
hams :: roads.
TERMs.-A sam sufficient 70 paw The costs &.
sui! and the expenses OF sale will be required in
cash-one muiety of The balance Of The purchase
money 10 he paid on The Isl Of January, 1876
The other moieiy payable in three insaments,
in six, twelve and eighteen months from the lst
January, 1916, and bearing interest from that
day-,he title 10 be retained ill paymen, of the
purchase money, and a conveyance ordered by
The Court. Bond and security required.
RO. MAYO, Ja., Commissioner.
June 27-cl2t
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W.P. Turpin's LOTTERY Office

Main Strtd, Richmond, Virginia
ANOTHER CAPITAL PRIZE SOLD BY TCRPIN!
Nos. l2 46 $4,000 Dollars
TINE Capital Prize OF 1000 dollars, in Lottery
i drawn Tuesday last, was sold by TURPlN
and cashed al his Office Yesterday.
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery, l67 Extra
IL l6 &c 81 CT 3S So 81 A GO 81 6 SIS.
The above is the second Capital Prize sold by
Turpin within The last Two months besides The
second Capital of 10000 dollars-threc of 900
each, and smaller ones OF 500, 300, &c, which
are selling daily.
Turpin requests that adventures will notice
the following Schemes, particularly the one for
second August, in which will be found six Capt.
la Prizes OF len thousand dollars each-(six y
and will merely say, that il money is wanted, il
is only necessary 10 enclose remittance, address
ed 10 the distributor of capital prizes-Wm. 2.
Turpin Richmond, Virginia-name The Lottery:
The Tickets will be forwarded by first mail; and
as soon as the drawing is received, the cash will
be paid for all prizes sold at Turpins Office
u All orders confidential.
III Drawings forwarded when requested.
Far .Julp %.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 30, tobe drawn
July PC.
Prize of $4,000 | Prize Of $4,000
do. 10000 | do $500
do. 1000 / do. 1851 20
SO prizes of 1000, &c, &c.
Tickets $40 A Certificate OF Package OF 20
Whole Tickets will be sent for Si30; halves and
quarters in proportion.
AKgus, 1915
To be drawn q August.
co 900 Dollars in six Prizes Of $4,000.
prizes of 10000 dollars-6O 900 dollars.
$500 $500
f." I" 2,340 2.3l0
IS 1000 $4,000
So /" /" 400 d 200
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 90.
70 Nos, Is Drawn.
Poslages being reduced, remiMances will be re.
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims ,e,ins,
IN the Estate Of John Shelton, Jr., deceased 81
Louisa county, are requested 10 make Them
known, as am anxious to close The business 81.
The Estate. This notice will be plead =, bsr
against all claims not presented in due Time
JNO. S. WOODSON, Admr.
Jnly ll-cdts
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Tickets $40 halves 5, quarters = %.
-, NoS 70 nrawn

ICkeTs STU, TdIVtS ,, 1udTVtTS w
70 Nos, Is Drawn.
Postages being reduced, remuances will be re.
ceived from any part OF The country free 81 post
age
In addition 10 the above large Schemes. there
are smaller ones. Capitals: from $1,000 10 20 600
drawing daily. Tickets in all Of which are for
sale by w. p. TURPlN
Iulv
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MOST VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
Tn pursuance of he la.l will ana ,e.tamcn; Of
l. the late Col. Gideon 4. Strange, we shall rro-
cecd, on ihe Doth day OF July next or. il Frevcn:
etl b. bad weather then on the nexi fair GaV, 10
expose 10 public sale, on The premises, tla va
uab!c, wcl! known, ana Hight; improved E.tata,
OAK HILL, late the residence oi Col. Gideon
A. Strange, situate in The county Of Fluvarna.
within ahou' Two mics II Flu"anna Court house.
This Farm, comprising ,02i acres, is teaui-
fully situated on tho Ri:anna River with fire
exposure 10 The South and East, well known Tor
The producivenes, OF is soil and he high STATE
OF improvement at which il j. susceptible. TIE
Farm Buildings Dwelling House, Barn, Stables.
Tobacco House, &c., sIe large aDd commodiops,
There are 500, or $50 acres II cleared lani, go
Of which are FIRST ralc RivaEna low grounds, The
balance in woods, we'll iimbercd The soil 10
,.l adapted 10 corn, wheat and tobacco.
The tract will be sold subject 10 The dover IL
terest Of Mrs. Mary Strange, widow of The said
Col. Strange, which has been laid of and aot-
ted 10 her, though / is nniers,oo! that her inter
est will be offered 10 The purchaser Of The farm
on the day Of sale al ian price, which viii H.
made known before the sale. Possession will IL
given, 50 far a. necessary lol sowing crop 81
wheat this fall :, once and inil possession Oh u.
Isl Of January nexI.
Term | 600 viii be required II cash, he
balance in one, two and three years. Bond ana
approved security, and a deed OF rms; on the pro
perry 10 secure The purchase money, Will bc re-
CURED.
Mr.. james NJ. Strange, residing N he place,
will show the land 10 any one csirou. 81 es4-
m:aina il before The day 81 sale.
BENZ. II MAGRUDEk.
A. p. STRANGE,
Acting Executors oi c. a Strange
Il
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MOST VALUABLE FARM FoR SALE

IWIY
~ The Wig will copy once weeA iii iay
Of sale
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Executor Of John Thornton, deceased
Address Guinney's Depot, Caroline Co. Va.
july iS-ctds
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-12-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

AT twelve O'Clock meridian, BENJAMIN BRowS FREscH
ESQ., the Clerk of the House the last session Of Congress
(and who, by the Of his appointment remains Clerl
until is elected and said that the hou
of twelve O'Clock had arrived he would in pursuance
usage If objected TO- call the list of members BY
States for the purpose Of asceanng the names Of those
present, and whether quorum in attendance
No Directing
The CLERK proceeded to call the roll by States, com
mencing with the State Of Maine and having gone through
the list found that the following named members
in attendance
From the State Of Maine.-Messrs. Dunlap, Hamln,
McCrse, Sawtelle, Scammon, Severance, and Williams.
From The State Of Ne,o Hampshire. -Messrs johnson,
Mouon, and Norris.
From, the State Of Abbott Adams,
Ashmun Grinnel, Hudson King, Rockwell, Thompson and
Winthrop.
From The State Of Rhode Island. --Messrs. Arnold and
Cranston.
From The Stafeof Connecout Messrs. Dixon, Hubbard,
Rockwell, and Smith.
From the STATE Of Vermont Messrs. Collamer, Ding-
ham, Foot, and Marsh.
From, The STATE of Ne,c YorkMessrs. Anderson Camp
hell. Colin Culver Mott Ellsworth, Goodyear Gordon,
Grover. Holmes Hough Hungerford Hunt Jenkins King
Lawrence Lewis Maclay Miller, Moseey, Niven, Ra,hbun
Seaman, Smith, Strong, Wheaton, White, Woodruff Wood
worth, and Wood
From the State of Ne,c Jersey.-Messr Edsal Hampton
Runk, Sykes and Wright
From, the State Of Pennsylvania. Messrs. Black, Blan
chard, Brodhesd, Burlington, Campbell Danagh, Erdman
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We are glad (says the New York Courier and
Enquirer) to see that the Wing press generally is
beginning to insist upon the necessity Of so amend
ing the naturalization laws to prevent the gross
frauds BY which thousands and tens Of thousands
Of illegal votes are every year allowed to overwhem
the true political sentiment of the country. The
Livingston Republican speaks as follows in refer
ence to this matter:
An untold amount Of perjury and fraud have been com
mitssd under naturalization laws For the most Of it.
dessnng and reckless demssogues responsible Those
VINO nave been duped and made the instruments Of knave,
could r more safely be entrusted with the elective franchise
.nan nose who thus impose upon ignorant but honest
Whatever remedy is proposed put stop 10 these frauds
should be examined and discussed calmly and
In our opinion the leading object should be- not to deprive
aliens from acquiring the rights and mmunies Of naura
born czens but 70 % alter fhe ivs BY ,cch these privilege,
conferred as 70 prevent fraudulent natsrosafop and
to make the adopted citizen feel that he not indebted t.
any political and sefconsliutcd Naturalization Committee
but that he indebted TO the Constitution and Lava az h
country and that to them he IL bound by every
to discharge his duty conscientiously."
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The Boston Courier says that money is very
easy in that city. That precious commodity, the
love Of which is the root Of all evil, is now so
much Of drug that instead of being begged for, it
is itself now literally going begging in the streets"
The New York Tribune says: +" Money is plen-
tifu; most Of the bank discounts are made at per
cent. Loans on solid stocks made at per cent.
Exchange on England is from to 81 premium,
and falling"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-12-06

The Supreme Court of the United States met
on Tuesday morning at the Capitol Present:
The Hon. ROGER B. TANEY, Chief Justice.
The Hon. JOHN MCLEAN,
The Hon. JAMES M. WAYNE,
The Hon. JOHN CATRoN, SAssociae Justices.
The Hon. SAMUEL NELSON
The Hon. LEVI WOODBURY.,
Since Tuesday the Court has been daily engaged
in dispatchng the business brought before it Dur
ing the week the following gentlemen have been
admitted to the Bar Of that Court.
James Shields and Albert T. Bedsoe Esquires Of Wash
ington Fred Stanton, Esq, of Tennessee, and j. Van
Buren, Esq, and GasPard Tochman, Esq. Of New York,
well, Esqs. Of Florida and VIM F. Giles Eco Of MARYLAND
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The whole House.

Upon the announcement by the Clerk that quorum was
present
Mr. HOPKINS, Of Virginia, moved that the members pre-
do proceed the election of Speaker, the members
voting roc according to the rule and practice whchp
vailed in several preceding Congresses
The Clerk put the question this motion, and it was
agreed to.
49, Mr.. RoBT. SMITH, Of Illinois, Mr. SEVERANCE, of Maine,
and Mr. Conn, of Georgia. named by the Clerk tel
les and these gentlemen having taken seats at the table
The Clerk proceeded call the Of the members
alphabetically, and the of each was Called he an
swered with the of the member for whom he voted for
Speaker The list having been called through the teler
ported that 81 votes had been gve and LOG
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VIRGINIA SENAToR.-On Wednesday last the
Legislature Of Virginia elected Judge ISAAC S. PEN
NYBAcKER Senator from that State, 10 supply the
vacancy in the United States Senate which was
occasioned by the expiration Of the term of service
Of the Hon. WILLIAM C. RIvEs
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Three packet-ships were detained at New York,
till Wednesday morning, for the purpose of carry
ing with them to Europe the Presidents Message.
They are destined for the three principal packet
ports-London, Liverpool, and Havre so that in
about month the Message will be spread before
the people Of England and France, and possibly all
over the Continent.
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STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA--This steamer, which
was to have sailed on Monday from Boston for Lii
verpoo, was detained until Tuesday morning, on
account of a storm and thick fog which prevailed
during Sunday and Monday. Some of the mails
from the South were still due on Monday night,
and it is not possible that they all reached Boston
before the sailing of the steamer.
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The of 997 for supplying the deficiency Of
venue for postage and also for hostages Of Congress
and Of Executive Offices included in the above Of
$29, 627, o51 80.
The debt assumed for the cities in the
District OF Columbia the 600 for supplying de-
fsency in the from postage and $3s0o00 for
tage for Congress and Executive Departments included
in the foregoing Of S., 925 202 g.
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Associate Justices.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Another trial to fill the vacancy which exists in
the Congressional Delegation from this State took
place on Saturday last. The returns show that !
choice has again been defeated, and Mr.. WooDBuRy.
the regular Democratic candidate stands further
from an election than before. The vote is larger
than at the last trial, and the Wing candidate (Mr.
GooDwIN) has respectable gain. We give the re-
suit as received:
November. September.
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The Richmond Enquirer states that Mr.. Justice
DANIEL, Of the Supreme Court Of the United States,
is advised by his physician, on account of his bad
health not TO take his seat on the Supreme Court
Bench for some DAYS to come.