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HARRY BLUFF.
Innntiancr Of .SnLnr Pnu. 20

lCoHNrNicATED.
importance Of Solar Rsy, 70 H,aIiA.
An able and lucid artcle in Chambers Edinburgh Jour
ma after pointing very sensiby the necessity not only
Of light and heat, but also OF their coming by radiation
(which is call aefiHi-rom rr,s ray) To tie pru per
CROWN and health Of plants and irees-pTOceeds thus
Turning now To- the animal economy. find grswth,
health, and development also curousy affected by the alb
presence OF the solar influence DR. Edwards
shown that a6poes be nourished with pr per food and
exposed to the constantly renewed action OF water $50
their bronchial respiration may be mainlsined) but are en-
rey Pved Of light, their growth Continues but their
metsmorpbosis into breathing animals arrested and
they in the form Of large fadpoles lie also observes
that persons who live in cellars, very dark and
streets apt 10 produce defoned cldren and
that msn who work IN mines liable 10 disease and de.
formy beyond what the simple closoness Of tho amos
phere would be likely produce II has been stated IN
the authority of Sir 4. Wyie that the Of disease on
the dark eide OF on extensive bsuoek ST. Petersburg
have teen uniformly for many years in the proportion Of
three the side exposed strong light. Further
Dupuyiren relates the OF lady whose maades had
bslod the skl of several eminent practitioners THIS lady
resided in dark ION which the shOne)
u the Of Psrs. After careful exam
nation puyren led TO refer her complaints to the ab
Of light and recommended her removal more
pnsed situation THIS change followed by the most
beneficial resuu all her complaints vanished. The more
heIeIue mat animals are exposed To TIE influence Of light
the free they. ordinary circumstances from r
regular action and deormity."
In smother part Of the aiicle 1t s shewn that heat and
hight alone the soar radiation will hot suffice TO-
the health vegetables Of animals else tho artificial fires
and luses Of apartments would have that effect: but
they do not. An indispensable SCENTS sctnism.
Now, do not the foregoing facts prove the unheahness
Of changing night into day, many Of fashionable and
senashonable and sudous, aud people
do the unht aIhness Of wasting in bed the bright and
braeing hours Of the early morning, when Nature bids
b. out ol doors. dggdg, waking, riding Is not
the baeuIners Of dark rooms made papaosl Draw aside
those curainsopen those window binds thou slnsgsfd
and lc Aurora mud the rising sum- fall into thy cham
bsr shame thee forth they charm ies forth To
inae strength and hon in those bcs most boauteou9
llInfs u the day
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Cerre,penarnce ed n,e Mhir.

NEw YoEK, Oct. ~, 1915.
The Great Britain auved Wednesday morning IN ~
days irom Liverpool bringing IO7 pa-engers among whom
The pnous pianist, Leopold dc Meyef, who will soon
sppear At the Park Theatre. lie II fine Ia,nly looking
fellow without any Of tho eccentroites Ol hair ar Whch
nuscians generally are fond Of The Great Bflin had
very stormy time and lost her foremost Tier qusties
safe boat have been very thoroughly tested aud sbo
will no doubt become great fayorite with European
travellers the Great western. Many Of city papers,
when sho last here, INDUCED IN rbald abuse sgans'
tic Captain aud consgnoos Of this truly magnificent
SCI because ne charged Tor admission 10 her decks
Bot wow II ~, richly worth two shilngs, and do
not understand why tho public should demand free en-
trance to her, her owners &c to exclude them. She
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NEW YORK MARKET, Oct. Is-a. Pm

The sales of cotton are 500 bales; prices steady.
Flour - agaicd. Genesee have opened at 1864, but
IL 1915, with few sellers One OF the last things
Change the purchase OF 5000 bbs in S575
with the privilege oi taking ten days hence with
extra CHARGE for Howard $3.50 offered, and that
is about the pnce OF that and Georgetown.
No sales Of wheat 10000 In. rye sold SIC. aud
1000 79c., most at 1t for exp1rtaon-tbe the
dters. South Jersey aud Md sold Csc.
No sales of barley; oats, 40a4lc.
In pork there sales of $50 bbls old prime SlO
1873; ITO sour do at S9.62s $50 .625 all
for shipment-oher sales made the
price. No ia beef Lard in barrels, Side
Cheese 7a75c. Butter held back in country deal
Of having been bought that present prices would
a loss.
The highest price paid for bunch raisins is S2.6O.
The ds,les offered drudge whskey 90 cts, but il
taken freely that they stopped seng s. p bbs
have been taken at % cts.
Hops OF choice quality have been taken speculation
at 10 cts.
cargo Of potatoes which down the Hudson yes
tordoy, found and worthless, very unusual
thing
Sterling bills plenty a,sia, prem, francs 5.25 per dol
lar.-Jour. Com.
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Anulher Nep .Sia.e Wanted.

Ii appears from what present below, that
there not yet divisions enough in the members
of our conf,deracy. Instead Of having twenty
six stars glitterng, heretofore, in political
armament, we are more likely to have hirty.Si1;
If additions continue to be made according to the
same rate of the past year. There will scarcely
be room enough in the present Senate Chamber to
hold all the Senators who viii, - a matter Of
course, be sent from the new States they are
created. The next thing will be, the Capitol will
have to be enlarged. From what we are able to
Judge, nov ever, the request made by the people Of
some portions of Tennessee, Kentucky, and Mis-.
sissippi is not altogether unreasonable. The fol-
lowing is clipped from an exchange:
"ASoTHER SOUTHERN STITs-Tbe Jackzon Yves,
TENNESSEE Wing proposes that State be erected,
composed Of West Tennessee the northern portion Of Mi-
sisspp, and that portion Of Kentucky lying West Of the
Tennessee The district between the Tennessee aud
Mississippi rivers would make State larger than II
the Saes snd numbers twenyioUr respectable
ties without the addition OF any portion Of North Mss.-
sippi. Il comprises thirteen ryers including the
Tennessee Ohio aud Mssissppi ryers which that paper
says, to have formed for the boundary line
the State. -
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NEW BOOKS

From Messrs. Nash e. Woodhouse.
Our table has been usefuiiy omsmented, with
several handsome volumes, by the publishers,
through Messrs. Nash " Woodhouse. We have
before us, at this writing, Cary's Dante" I'm
able ourselves TO do more at present than acknow-
ledge the receipt of this work, we copy the fol.
lowing notice from New York paper:
ILLUSTRATED CARI'S DANTE.
ID. Appieior T. Co. publish this day.
DANTE-Thc Vision OF Hell. Puryatory and Paradise
OF DANTE Alghie. translated by Rev. H. F. Cary, A. NJ
the Life Dante, chronological view of his age, ad
ditona Notes aud ndcx. illustrated with IL steel
ings from designs by John Fsxman, r. A, and finely
engraved Portrait One eegsu, vol l6mo. Price 81 so.
This standard Classic for the first time introduced
to the American public style worthy OF its intrinsic
rt
The same gentlemen have caused to be laid on
our table. two beautiful little volumes OF "Hannah
More's practical piety.'' We should like to pub
blish the tables of contents but feel satisfied n
mere announcement of the work being received
by Mcssrs. Nash n Woodhouse, will be sufiicien mt
TO insure ready sales.
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he's rolled up MAJORITY Of about thousand This
cures the Senator and Representative Ross and Hooking
beyond pcrsdvcn,ure.
Fairfield has elected the Loeofoeo candidates.
by small majority; greatly reduced since last year.
Darke and Shelby. The way-bll this evening. the
Cnennan stage, brings intelligence, endorsed at Neuia
that Shelby has given the Wing Representative a60
Ioriiy securing his elsc,o the district OF Darkc and
Shelby. A Wing gain.
Highland We have a rumor that Highland has elected
q Wing representative. II correct, this IL gain.
Knox has elected the Locoloco ticket by reduced
jority.
Muskngum. The Wing majority in old Muskingum is
about S00 A Senator and two Representatives.
Belmont. The Wing majority is reported the way
bill between four and five hundred. Whole ticket elected
Guernsey. The reports contradictory. There is but
small majority either way. If against il is Wing
loss.
Greene. Drake Wing. elected Representative over in
dependent.
Hamilton. We hear, verbally that Hamilton has cleo
ted the Locofoco ticketby majority Of 800.
Warren. the whole Wing ticket elected by large msjo-
ry, ~e learn by slip from the Star complete.
Miami. A letter Just received from Piqus, announces
that the entire Wing ticket has been elected by majority
OF hve six hundred.
Montgomery. In addition the above, correspondent
has favored with the for Montgomery county
showing Wing majority Of ALL Last year il less
than hundred. This county sends two Representatives
TO the general Assembly.
Jefferson. The Wings have elected their Representa-
tive in jefferson by majority OF IS votes.
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CLAIRyOYANCg.

To ne Ed tors ~ ne Wh,gs
Mcs-rs. Editors attended the lco'uro q Mr. De Rom
neville, Canyoyance. at Odd Felows' lIs Saturday
night The house donscly crowded with spootstors,
many u whom ladies' Shorty sltrr the audience
had assembled. Madame DE Bonneville explained the
causes Of failure IN the experiments which nade on
the preceding evening, (fndsyJ So then read tho con
ditiOns winch would be imposed upon tho Committee IN
conducting the experiments q the evening. Having done
is Professor De requested the audience To- desgnste
Some time elapsed before committee could be appointed
the various gentlemen called upon 60 serve declining
do sO and alleging their that the condition
mpOsed were such restrict them much, and 10
preclude far and candid investigation Of the truth ~
clavOyanoo. At length however, Mossrs Poake, r. r.
Daniel and Myers consented the capacity Of
committee men. bnd retired Tor the purpose Of making tho
preliminary arrangements, &c. II s due candor 90
state that DR.. Warner loudly called o'. three four
times, BY The audience, ~ upon the Committee; but
II was nanifes 10 OIL that the Prof considered HIN,
~ an "ugy custom T." whom be- dfcadtd n burnt child
docs tho fire. h. audience Tor very large portion II
hefn) persisted IN csng upon the Dr. and seemed deter
mined not 10 be satisfied with experiments that might
he made, unless he should hsve the supervision Of them
The Professor, his part seemed equally respue and dc.
TRIMMED, and by hook crock managed n silence
the meeting, and exclude the Dr. FROM the committee
After the lapse Of 70 20 minutes the committee returned
and reported that they ready proceed with tho IN
vestgaion Here tho AUDIENCE became more olamorou-
than ever for Dr. Warner, aud no length took the stand
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-21
THE GEORGIA ELECTION-THE RE-.
SILT

In congratuiating the Wings Of Georgia, upon
the favorable result of their recent elections, we
had hoped to have il in our power to announce their
victory a thorough and complete triumph az
to both branches OF the Legislature. But, from
what the Macon Messenger furnishes, it would
appear that the victory has not been altogether
- complete it might have LeGn. Though it
might seem glory enough to re. elect Gov. Craw.
ford and obtain majority in the lower House,
yet, when the gala nj Wings Of Georgia ronem-
Der that they lost the Senate by the conduct Of
protesting members Of the Wing party, il must
bo source Of modification and regret.
After Stunning up the result, the Messenger thus
speaks:
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TIE london Observation-Disclosures.

Messrs. Burgess Il Springer, publishers, New
York, have sent us the October number of the
"London Lancet'-re. publication. And, what
is more, they paid iIie postage it-thercby pac.
ing the copy on our table nee OF cost. We have
been unable, ourselves, to examine the Medical
contents of this work but the N. o. Tropic gives
a most favorable n0tice of ii. Here il is:
Lsa5On Laneei-we have this splendid publication
We look hs work without wondering thai every
member OF the faculty regular subscriber 1t is de-
cidediy the a5lesi thing u the kiad extAnt.
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EDUCATIoN MEETING IN uENRIcO

The names 9th gentlemen, who have been placed on
different c0mmee in pursuance Of resolutions passed
the education meeting O Henreo, will be found subj oned
Delegates 10 the Convenu5n-Dr. r. CauthOrn, VIM.
W Bots, Thomas J. West, George Il. Poind'Ie John
A.Grgory, jesse 7. Reese ShoTwin MeRae Dr. Garrett
Robert A Mayo Phillip Tsbb.
Corresponding Contradictions b. William Dr. Rob.
Johnston, James a. Fulton, Rev Mr.. Mebsne Colo.
mel George VI. Darlington, Philip Mayo, VIM. r. Gum.
Moi Edmund Christian, Gen. VIM. II. Richardson, VIM.
u. Randolph, DIR. Motar, John b. Young DR.. Thomas
Pollard.
Committee 70 Collect Funds. B Kscsce Jno. w.
RUSSELL WIN. Toy, r.. X. West, Albert Akin. Williamson
Asn, John Garter, Joseph &. Haley, Geo. u. Reed.
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The friends Of dsn. ushed CAronian tor vginianl
whose heads this will dou eEs be eIlieed 10 hear
his recovery from illness, which, promised
be fatal The Columbia Is. c.. Chronicle furnishes
with the following regard the Hon VIM. c. Preston
ave happy hsye it IN power 10 relieve the
icy OF the e6ds .! this gentleman IN reference
to his health. He returned his residence IN this
Monday last much improved, though still weak iron. his
attack cOngestive His Is also
slightly impaired but hs ply seian Is sangune that THIS de-
will be entirely removed ms general health improves
which ne confidently anticipates under the sauiary influence
of pure and healthy atmosphere"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-21
"TIIE RESULT.

Tie long agony The battle i've nay-in fact say
has been Ost aud a"n We have won Tie Governor end
House. aud lost the Senai5. Oar Joy thus le temper
ed with DISAPPOINTMENT, because victory hiss not been
as complete OF u should have becnas would have been
but Tor the misconduct 81 people He'd we been
whipped ~ lar fight by the enemy, had been over
~helmed by numbers, reached by the strategy Of
our willy Toe not word nj repinng should escape US
But when our own have proved aud ucachctous
aud by their shameless detection, lost the fruiiOn Of
complete and triumphant victory, restrain an
expression o our hearty indigestion az such vic cnchcfy
We ore uJscquaIntcd with the local personal caus
which produced the dssil,cion among WhRs IN the
districts composed Of Walton aud Newton Clark and Jack
Houston and Macon Their III timed detection will
be productive UNREASONABLE mischief BY giving the Sem
ate ~ opponents the policy Of the Wings viii be ci
lhcr neutralzed entirely ffuslrued legislation will be-
embarrassed. aud the OF the people more or less
pfr1diced Instead Of moving hafmODousy IN legsli
ting, 70 accomplish the greatest possible good iyf
/ the people, tie next Legislature will DO on assem-
b'ago II c'ntcnous aad wrangling politicians eager 10
ov'each or ombauass each other IN heir political add re-
gsdu more Of the supremacy " party hsg Of icir cgit-
male busnoss-c interest If the people The Regatiye
p0N"f Hst our opponents svc they will be sure ~ u,u
70 if1slfao aGy measure that Insy originate with tho Wings
And Tor h.s eDIaTssslnR POSITION in which We arc placed
indebted 90 d,scyntented and lah.ss Wbig.
Who, rcgaorss II iir duty, have pffuly thrown away
| the power which ~ urh telorgs ~"
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~ Agents Tor the Lite and Tifn,s Of Henry Clay ="
IN the counties East of the Blue Ridge: Col Bsr'G Psynr
assisted by bs sons, Samaei - aud William b. Payne. are
the authorized Agents for the counties Of AlLemshc,
Buckingham, Fluysnnn aud Nelson
Benz y. Pryor, Tor tie counties O Amherst, hpp0mA oT
Bedford. Campbell, Charlotte, Cumberland, aud PnDec
Edward.
x. A. Clark, fUr the counties II Caroline, Cuper per,
GpYchland Louisa. Orange aud SpOti.y lvsnia.
Jos.ph Glass f"f the counties u Firfax, Fsuguier
l,yudOn Prince William and RsppahSnnOck
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FLORIDA ELECTION.

We have been on the look out, for some time.
for results Of the Florida election, but, up 10 this
period, only enabled TO give the following.
taken from the Charleston Mercury of the 18th
instant:
FLORIDA ELECTlON.-An election held on
Monday. 9th instant for member OF Congress in place
of Mr. LEvY elected the IT, s Senate We subJoin the
only returns WHICH have yet To hand:
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The Geamae EtAispiaa Siagers.

may not be generally known, that the Ethiopian Sing.
ers who performing in connection with the The.
ateal Corps the who enterineJ the Citizens II
Richmond, 20 highly IN ihe ioI3. But they tie
veriabe original Ethopians, and have revisited city
with colleague Of grea, musical skill and many
mproerne in the style Of their dress and their music
They have the beet opera music including native lie.
onors; and many songs written expressly for them
They arc giving their last series Of eSibons preyi-
ous 10 their departure for Europe.
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s.l rT,sisJ assist the e'nntics Ia sak'.r espsis-
u.n'-. Sc. al the hsni,r~. IA was ,ri~s M Gee.
x. Peak. sad pciur- al hsss back ~s,p -
sensd before him. WHICH. ailcr ue exs- ias,'n, he
suec~s dsd Ia describing uu'Y and seenis"t. May
eoav-eed thst they lied been ct cgrsv',asy
humsugg,d BY tue Pnes-s aGj his pretended su'3 VI
elairvoysnee--hs lls gill Bas 70 make "sssstanee
dosbly sure" little boy, iron, tho crowd was called 10
the stand professor himself apply the ban
dsec tthe identical previously used by him the g
his eyes Afcr considerable preparation. he declared
tho bsndsgc be securely 6ned. This moment Of
interest and anxiety. The marvellous discovery
that may through the head, other parts
Of the body, about bs Submitted set and rigid
scrutiny! Pictures, bank notes. &C. presented To
him. which he enabled read and describe With
much the girl who pretended them under the
influence Of mesn.rsm The audience eonvn.
ced that they had oil along been made the dupcs Of the
and moot shameful ekery and deception. Tho sene
men who exposed the fraud loudly and heartily sp
plsuded Cairvcysnee declared 10 DO humbug, and
Professor DO Bonneville rank impostor. Let the public
therefore, be on their guard against a such dcecve Al
about half past 10. the meeting dispersed.
AN EYE WITNESS.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKETS

OcroBKR 20. lss5.
ToBACco-There is little or nothing doing ut the In
-pectons We give quotation for Lugs, from SIS
To $50. rs in quali,y-Com. Leaf from l.2-good
10 hnc from to 2-manufacturng descriptions scarce
and more sought after.
GRAlN-wheat from 100 to 1924 cents for best par
ccis-CoIn Oh cents, and in demand.
FLoUR-Since the arrival of the Steamer Great Bri-
ain Hour has been unsecd. aud sales have been made
at s. To 81 most holders arc asking S. So.
CUT NAlLS-4t to 45c.
N. e. CoTToN-6Ia7c.
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowder 75c. TO b, so; Black
5Ua75c.
wHISKEY-Bbls. Csc; hhds. 24c.
CANDLES-Sperm 30a32c; Patent Sperm 40c; Hull.
Patent he; Tallow lOal2I.
COFFEE-Rio 6Iasc; Laguayra 73as; st. Domingo
64s0; Java lOjalle.
HERDS GRASS-s7Ic. TO 81.
TIMOTHY Do.-$3 per bushcl.
CLOVER SEED-ln demand, At s. 50s6 per bus,
FlSii-New No Shad S7ia7i dul No. Cut Her
rings sell in small parcels from at S13.
iRoN-roday the price Of Pig Metal is unsettled by
English news Pig Metal $50 10 SAB; English iron SsO
Sweden s924aS95; Trrdegar siOO; county Bar $50
LlME-Sl per cargo.
MOLASSES-N. Orleans 25a27c; Porto Rice 2isa6i
Cuba 22s26c., with heavy stocks and light demand.
Oll.-Winer strained oil best los cts; Fall strained
S0aS5 Whale in bbls. Ale.
PROVlSloNs-Bacon (hog rcund) Western saslc;
Sash. Lard 9sgic.
PLAlsrER-From the Wharf, s3.62, per ton; de- b.
sin S4.25aSi50.
SUGARS-rhe market. with a large stock. has be-
come very dull, with decline at 3e.-N. orIean, els
1te; Porto Rico 7as; St. Croix 15sst.
SHOT-51c.
SALT-FIum Wharf 81 so to .55c; Store 81 SIS to
l,6O.
CATTLE-Beef from ga to II; Sheep from 8 to 81;
Hogs from 81 to At.
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REAT THIS WHO CAM

We reeeivedrbe sub ,inod account yesterday, Of Cul
pepper Pumpkin.
Mr.. James Coates # Culpoper County raised on be
farm Pumpkin weighing 81 pounds! y ncDllecied
that itaerDre raised ths 7ecliun " Yrginn
" old Cupepef vie With Ofr portions NJ the
in tle sapo, ,ho can with kcnincky IN I've Pumpkin line
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To the Editors Of tie IvAix /:

To the Editors Of tie IVAig.
Gcntemen-lt appears, by your paper Of this morning,
that Mr. Bloomfield, leader OF tho celebrated Old Point
Band proposes giving Concert this evening. the Ell
change Concert Room. Allow me- through your journal.
to beepcak for Mr. b. and his Band large and r-speer
bic audience Knowing Mr. B. personally. take pleasure
IN saying he Is gentleman in every entitled to
spcet and support from intelligent and accomplished
community such city affords. His pieces well
selccted To please oil, and tho performance WI
fully realize my anticipation. Should Mr.. Il. with
success. such no 10 iustly entitled may be
duccmen to him TO visit often. Come one, come oil.
and shew that Richmond can appreciate good Music.
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OHIO ELECTION.

We expressed fears some time ago, that
the apparent apathy Of the Wings in Ohio, might
cause them defeat. But the victory which seems
20 have been achieved, proves to Us that our fears
were not well founded. ny slip from the Ohio
State Journal we are told that "the wings Of that
State are out Of the woods and can now shoutl''
Here 10 the result far as heard:
OHIO ELECTION
An Extra from tic Office u the Ohio State Journa ds.
Ted 81 Columbia Tbursjiy morning, puts In posses
sion % ths sub1ned Of the election for members OF
tho state Legislature which took place ~ Ohio on Tues
dsy last
Frankie County has elected the whole whig oeke,
Tho majority both Representatives u about $40 We
have Wing Auditor for tho 6t.t time Tor ss year; a
Wing Treasurer for the first for four years That will
do for this time.
CLARK County-Tho election Of Cen. Mason. wbig IN
the House 10 announced.
Lacking Coaniy--We have cheering intelligence from
dis covay. An fro tho Newark Gszcte Tor wbei
indebed two gentlemen from that place annotn
the election Of the entire whg Ticket Tor the fret lime
Wright snd Smith. the tao Wing candidates for Repre-
senstves elected by from 200 TO 400 majority THIS
mueh clear gain since last yesf. The Wings Of Lick
ing have covered themselves with glory. Al honor ii
tsdomitabs spirit
Piokswsy eeos Dr. Old. the Loe.foco esndJaie Tor Re
prsseatatvo, by majority of llo. This - LocOoc,
gaia.
Deiswsre--A lsuer from THE country announces ia
sleeuoa Il tho Wing Ticket by an iaoiosscd magnify.
Marion, sccoTding 90 information the way.bi. ha
s,scs.d N. whole Whig dekei BY small majority. Thu
., ssosIesL Delewsrs aud Marion elects Represents
ave, Nc. shaw, Wing.
Nc. Asus' frO@ chirieOthe snoOunees that Old RS
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CLAY Static

Contributions have been received from tho follow
counties:
Greene through Mr.. Oliver Finks.
Nansemond, " Mfs Eliza r. Benton.
Henry County," Nr. John r. Woouon.
EN-. RIDDLE, Assistant Treasurer.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

NhE subscriber has this day formed Copanershp
II MuSRos W. JosHs OF buckingham County. The tusinss-
will future be conducted under the h Dbe They
Will make liberal advances produce hand Office
street Gaiegn Mills r. H. l.. pIBRELI.
Enquirer