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4 Plain statement -u-- PSI . S~--f1N.---
a,r-o IN Tar anu 0Od NsplhA-This medicine nc N
Rrorbis aud PectorA Diseases tho hsid eKsinns
nu hos low been before Ne pubic ue&I Tour year. ~
ing his period us performed s0u- OF ne most rrA.
Il 49,, % rscord Of Pulmonary Consrn la0u-seclrec
L. ~ aIi0u Ald usc u pa! si-Ans 10 lhe ffsci
I'D H.. sons.l spgroy. ~ thousands % pefsous 10 Ofll-
1afy AID svyvrr coi4', colgn''iu uo-fs'hets 'F-t "
Diuul, SC. . 49,. $780,. ..-.. a.,
zone ns,snces, s0d s~ofn 10 "A ne - to'.1-.' 7" y
sni bc,s are Of .msgious 2nd purchase thoa "a :
Ccmpo1n0 syrup OF Tar from none n1. - sef1sel 5
oroi - as .b0ge he .uspi cOu OF dealing 70 coah.efisA
las frequently as-d ana highly rrc9n sl1s' y ,olls
o ins pectshis physcisnsin ne"-f OH ~o MIR
eyais-
Propsfrd only by AUGNEi l. DICksOSi n coz. u
fnga aud sPuc. YhilsdelPhis Sold Hnoiossie ala
rslsil By WYATT kEfChUM, genera Ages. lA
faflon-si tnd ~ rs Broadway. AZ sn'h
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TuIs Day PUBLISHED.
CLEVELAND.

T,LE o. THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
DRiCE t. ENrY-FINE CENTS -" Since the period
Of Trsmsire. We have not haf more able and
touching work than This Cevs and Is hs proiucou of A
wdier of refined spirit and " excel The
story is Of amOst exciting an afecng interest from the
opening chapter o. iie i1a page"
lClu--I AID ) ate Gazette.
Cleveland lea Wo.k possessing rare meft.; u IL
vigorously wru n SO o.tlafy mil ever expressed its
meaning ia l.I u go original ,hs, and the mind Of
the author of Ciryrisnd Is yihng but ordinary
on Fraser's Magazine.
" In every respect very remaIk,b work"
lQuarfery Review.
Pubushed by 81 RECESS. SfkiNGER co
iyl6 2is 2l2 Broad gay. corr er ANGST.
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GREELEY mcELRArH, Tribune Building.
rzs- Uoiversali.t Church. Rroadway.-Rev 7

FR' nIVefsnIIsT VhurCh. HIOHUWHYs- nv \
HARMS IN preach In the Apollo Saloon, bfoA1~Ay
near CanslsL tomorrow morning, sunday 6h lnsl from
Marx viii St. What shall h profit msu n he gain ne
wlue word and lose bis soul" and will lecture In
the evening on The Truths which undere the Religious
supersttons Of The Age S-ss free. Jyl7 ~
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Anthem Galss.
oslABkicHAIps Aaetioneer.

JOSIAH kicHAkDs, Aactooeer.
BsNeS, RlCuAKD- & pLATr-slo,. Do
FosfY SIKH SEwYokx TRADE SALE.
To commence TUESDAY .slst Aug. 81
rse e1sss'soet respectfully announce that The nezt
ressM -. Ersde sale o. books Stereotype plsies Ae
ecmm-nce s- shove ard so,,cs renss h.r--
20 me osssosue Dow 81 eress. and wil 10 speedily
svsling themselves Of his opportunity Tor he lisposa Of
Boob. Plates Nc shoud rush th-ir fsvo,ees
Pie ussa sale q paper stationery, ney ssseles b,od.
81. ies1hef nlsin, he viii ahe place % MONDAY pre-
Sss,ss sh A1sa. for which e0o'snnes' are also
" usual sASes' kcHkRDs rLxif.
Ar rsIvIrs s,Ls-B snh soos.-Aa ext-asivs ssser,-
nsSi q olsnt s1S., so,lscas s-@y and m-iiun ssss.
Also, hai bound blanks long md broad told cusros
mercrsndan books. composition ecoas scrap eeoss,
OF The trade 10 invited
orIsro sIsLss-A Very large ysre,y Of fsnil, biblss
10 ain sheep cstrs e and rch morocco btndsngs-ey
the case or srsl-r cusnrres
DN y. COTTON, Auction snd Commls.oa Mer.
ID ehsnt-saes Room Sie sfcst~sy. Gcshe Nall, hsv.
ng removed 10 ne shove nsnef afg- rooms 100 pre-
Goods Csrp-ts mi housekeeping articles OF every de-
.erpaoa On coaas,mea of pri.sie 'ss Or .aessn md
IA max settlements With his us1N pfonrtness ne wu
sso bay preferred Outdoor ssles In az, psn Of 'es
ci,v sIsnd-d. ~ usasl
Al private sale severs splendid ros-wooc pl.nos made
by Thomas Loud, u Pnlsdelphs hey are Of superior
touch tone ard equal every respect 10 any 10
srument made IN the lily. Purchasers will receive full
guaranty from the and invited examine hem
AZ are sure hey viii not s1fer In garrison with any
instrument inside. Prices modersie
II CuAuBERiAIN, AUcrIoNEER-slorc No
". sprucesl-Libersl al made Goods coastgu
e Tor private sale, 10 he sod auction Out door sses
csFe,Gily sitendrd sat respectfully socited Proup,
returns made WEDNESDAY, July ~
Atl0s O'Clock. In the ~ 3 Dry-sl
PUsLfc AONINisrSArcs's SsLs Of q silversmlihs e.
attainment beng lh- estate OF the ate Cornelius &. Cor
re decess-d comprising large quantity o. silver eobs,
silver ware and ornaments large ot old silver, together
With the tools and fixtures o the establishment
Also. . lsrgs quantity Of sones for pns and RIGGS,
bracelets &c.
" B-The above sale 10 worthy the attention Of The
trade and jewelers. generally For farther particulars
apply 20 James = rhSyer Public Administrator, No.
Nssssu.sI THURSDAY August IA
Alto O'CLOCK st No. spruce-sI
PoLicE S.LE-rBsD DIsrsicr-Compfsng . general
- IL.
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,VANTFD IlTnEDIATELY-se ve-,I vo1rg =,

" ~ 70 1+rr-iur-,.fs ~ ~ -4nl net
yoftcas o. tiry v,li raf q, f4s-- a,f Il ts- &c,
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II RIder T.. G.. holland viii preach discourse on
The docuine OF immortality Al the sud 't-st Christian
Church, near OeAucey-s tomorrow afternoon The pub
lie respectfully invited Services 10 commence a. nA
Past O'Clock. jyl7 lt'
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GRAVAN7s MAGAZINE

OF LITERATURE And ART for August i3 i7.-0Eist.
oNtL Parasitic Slsver. a Tae OF cur Own Times
bv ~ ti- ae Dr.. John p. Grtmsn Liuoee, By j.
Wlfori Ov-r.L C-rsNeii. 1r Love O5stac 80 By Enls
DuvaI The Dr. sm-r. by Alire o. Lee. The Demon u
The Mirror hy Js~es Rsysri Taylor. New Way 10 Col.
lect 81 Cd Debt hy T : Arthur The Lifted Vel, by
Mise r. T. GrannIs The isets ~ he Gu or Rose B1dd,
hy Ferimorr Cooper Evelyn shane, Tao OF truth.
~ Ellen Marshal Realty rernts Romance. or The Young
VIE. by Caroline r. Buter. Thou Art Cod, by $ The
Spanish Lover.
EMBELLISHMENTS OF TIE NUNgER The Spanish Low
mostexCl.iie engraving IN m. zz0tin snd supple
engraved expressly i0rus DE- A. r. Walter. PASis FAsH
present readers with most elegant plate OF
Paris fashions superior sly Other 20 truth and
beauty, 10 render praise essay
Yankee Doodle for the present week contains two
iisl hits Santa ard his Generals Buena Vista Ale y
Old Rough sni Ready. Another Ten Strike. Cap ain
Bragg With other Illustrations and the usual quantity OF
good reading matter, price a.
Agents Petiers and other. supplied the best oserms
hy W. y. GRAHAM Office Of Grshsm's Magazine, Tribune
Buf'd NE. N4ss4l.-t WI
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RUTGrR's FEMALE TNsrITUTE

NEW-iOkk CITf--IHt ANHLD AMhHItAN OF
NtYd4y vii C0afsin ths Ofi-i4i Report of the Com.
mencrmert of .nr above lns.iuuon embracing the Re-
ports OF the srv-.fl Commit e-s Pie Poem by Miss
Jane Tfiuh.- fiz. E-sry Mora Courage by Miss ga
rah Jane a-ltn, Ac.&c ilCeher with great variety Of
News HIi LHc Any mllttr
50Eic copies may be Oh Aimed nj he Ohce Of Puhlica.
ton. Barc'sy.st T. y. bH o.
NEW RULES OF THE COURT OF APPEALS
r. u-sL ELLL-sLLED mn Ll- al. REL-L \
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~ At PRIVATE sALE.-Thrse lots on The ~sst
side 81 Fifst avenue between F0rIJ efts and Forty
- fJuuh-su -
Aso-si1 lots On the south side o. Forty hh-st. us feet
west Of F,stayeuu,-esch lot Is feet by ia for
tleulsr, sopIy 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECkER,
iyl7 liz AueIloDser, Brosd-st
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ia FULTON

IL won cali attention DBL. large ard e.es assort
menl Of light French Boots shoes aud Gsiters Al he old
,If.fal fsfnr
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Circuit Courts and Courts 81 oyer and IermiheT
ls47-4th Tuesday of October. Carmel Justice Morse.
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GODEYis LADY S BOOK

rOrsiN I'll ErON; Or. Friend or Foe.-A novel, by
" Miss Ellen Pickering. Price - cents. For sale by
H. LONG L BRO. % Annst,
BFRFORO A. co AsiOr House.
fURGEsS. SrRINGERG co ~ Broadway.
ftl1 u WM M. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings
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-I ,f e.--ea p = ~ s.rEPHEN r PARKHURsr.

COUNTRY ADVERT St'..,I.SS-orse r5s1s
Church c. sp-L Ads-ruser'rns l,'-lu-l ~ ny ~ NC
IIrlfHa' N.sirs r4s f0ls
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EHE TRUE DOCTRINE OF their cslses and the mos
succes.ful mode II cufr hem plainly ant con
cusgey demonstrated IN Dicksons tsees OF the Facul
", edited by Dr. TGrGer and sale pce Is cents, by
WI u kEDFlELD. Cunlon "a !.
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~ At PKIyATE sALE.-rhs thr-s.tory brick
IA hoase and los Ia fee IL Tlteenthst north side near
- Fhh-ayenu-, fnished Ia The very beet msnoef, Win
n. Toe modern in yOy-meas FOR particulars, sppy U
III t,y bfoa1 Ct
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81 ax PRIyArE sALE-rbe ysiGsole house snd
- yr1und stuaed Al Perm AmDoy known rs the Kari
- lsn Hou.- large g.rden and grounds extending 10
,ba yvsr IT, Location 10 besnlfgi'yithi I'VE minutes
.lk Of me sts.moo.I land OK Possession be bad I'm
ip-gisteiy. Apply ANTHONY J. BLkECkEh,
- ~ Auctoneer. brosd-sL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-27

and gallantry in the service of his country; anc
ms friends and fellow citizens Of Amelia desire
in some suitable manner, 10 express their high
sense OF his merit and due appreciation Of his
worlh-lhereiore,
Resolved, That we have heard with pride and
satisfaction OF the bold and gallant manner in
which Captain Graham led one division of the
Dragons in The daring charge on The Mexican
artillery, at The memorable battle OF Resaca de la
Palma.
Resolved, That we are pleased to learn Thai
Cap. Graham stands descrvedly high in The fore
most ranks OF the Army; and tha, he has won by
his manly and generous conduct, The universal
regard and esIeem Of his lellow.sodiers.
Resolved, Thatw approve The act of the Pres
ident and Senate Of the United States in confer
ring on Captain Graham the rank OF Major by
brevel; and We cordially recommend him 10 fur
Their promotion
Resolved, That suitable sword be obtained
10 be paid for by subscription, and that il be pre-
sen'ed TO Major L. P. Graham, in The name OF
the people Of Amelia county, as a testimonial
OF their regard and esteem, and of their sense OF
his merit worth and valor.
Resolved, That Captain s. s. Wesiger, Jno.
a. Hillsman, VIM. L. Booker, E G. Leigh and
Jno A. Jeter be appointed committee, TO pro-
cure the requisite subscription, Chain the sword
and cause the same 10 be presented TO Maj Ora
ham, and communicate 10 him a copy OF these
resolutions.
Resolved, That these proceedings be signed by
The Chairman and Secretary and published in the
newspapers. MAT. ALLEN, Chm.
f. G. LEIGH, Sec'y.
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COMMUNICATED
MALE ORPHAN SOCIETY.

The first annual meeting of the "Rchmond
Male Orphan Society" was held in The lecture
room OF The Second Baptist Church. on Monday
evening, al o'clock. The humber Of friends Of
this laudable enterprise in which the Society is
engaged who were in attendance, was highly re-
spectacle; bur far short OF what was due to the
occasion and 10 the usefulness OF The Society al
ready accomplished.
On motion OF Mr.. Isaac Davenport, Maj. Jesse
Snead was called TO the Chair, and B. B. Minor
appointed Secretary.
After prayer BY the Iey. MIR. Todd, OF Ken
lucky, the Annual Report Of Inc Board OF Man.
ayers and The Treasurer's Report, required by the
constitution were presented through The Secreta-
large, their contents will here be only alluded TO-
The Society has collected 81, 1876 80. II has I'M
der lis care al present ten destitute orphan boys,
in whose education and support it has disbursed
t604 97-leaying balance on hand of $500 80.
The Report 81 the Managers SET forth the history
Of The Society, its objects. its importance, what
they had done in discharge OF The dulles assigned
them, aud the number OF applications which their
limited resources had compelled them to decline,
and earnestly invoked The aid Of The whole COM
muniy-citizens, philanthropiss and christians
to cooperate with The Society in its munificent
work.
Hc duoplioH ~ Tic nc IoiiS WIGS uloFcu Wy TIC
Rev. Mr.. Hcvey, in very excellent and appro-
pirate address. He was followed by the Rev.
Mr.. Todd, Of Kentucky, Mr.. Jos. Mayo, and The
Rev Mr. KinesloId, who discussed The subject in
is various relations and BEARINGS and made all
fssreH' a"u1iJ HII.-'r ~ 'sn'I iSs,r.~s~
and orphan boys. The meeting was also address,
cd by the Rev. James Bolton, The Rev. MIR. Du-
val, Col. John D. Munfonl, Fleming James, Esq.
and others when, on motion OF MIR James, se-
conded by The Rev. Mt Duval, the Annual Re-
port was referred to The Board OF Managers, with
directions 10 have such portions OF il published
as they might deem expedieni.
On motion OF Mr. VIM. Sands, The ACT incor.
poraIins the Society was then read and accepted
Upon which the Society proceeded TO organize
itself in conformity with lis provisions. The ex-
istne constitution and regulations II The Society
were adopted, and, on motion OF Dr. Bolton the
following Managers elected for The ensuing year:
Isaac Davenport. President.
Samuel Reeve Isl Vice President; VIM. AL
lison, ID do; VIM. Sands, Sd do; James Fl.
Gardiner, 4,h do.
B. B. Minor, Secretary
]. ]. Fry, Treasurer.
Drectors-Dr. Albert Snead, Frederick Brans-
ford, Dr.. WIN. FL. Gwathmey, Thomas H. Ell
lis, Richard Whitfield, VIM B. Harwood, Come
Illus Crew, Thomas j. Glenn, H. Brooke Gwath-
mey, Joel B. Bragg,
On motion OF Mr.. J. B Bragg, Resolved, That
The proceedings OF the meeting be published IN
all the papers OF the city, Then, on motion OF
Mr. Reeve, the Society adjourned, with the bene-
dicton by The Rev. Mr. Kingsford.
JESSE SNEAD, Chairman.
r. Minor Secretary
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BERKELEY.
MARrINspURa, Va, April %, l647.
To the Editor OF The Union:
Our election is over, and the result is as fol.
lows
Congress-Kennedy (W.) SOB; Bedinger (D.)
$780,. Wing majority ia.
[Bedinger's (D) election vel regard as pretty
cerain.-ESaUiRERI
Legislature-Brown Sill; Small 400; James
D. Stewart independent Whig) $40.
You will see that Stewart independent Whig)
is elected. He was the former editor oil the M ar
tinsburg Gazette. 1.-The resi- OF the Stale has
done as we'll as Berkeley county, Virginia is
right side up"
CONGRESSIONAL.
The election in The second District is involved
in great doubt. The following are The returns
We have received
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ooSSh D udJoAhs SS'' ''"S 'oJS''J -oA
The Democrats are beaten and routed in The
County of Albemarle, much to our modification
and regret; and we think there can be no doubt Of
the success Of Mr. Gcggin in the district. We
have no excuse to offer for The Democratic party
and each one can lake The matter as he best can.
We gave our vote for The man who advocated our
principles, and sustained him as the Democratic
candidate; il other Democrats were lukewarm,
and did not vote, or merely gave negative sup
port to Mr.. Leake, they can now see that the De-
mocraic party is cffeclually beaten in The Red
Land District in all time 10 come, and that The
Wings and Wing principles are our masters, so
far as the Congressional District is concerned.
MIR. Goggin has arrived in Charlottesville and
brings us the vote oil The three lower Counties g-
wing Mr.. Leake 100 maj the Counties of Mel
son, Amherst and Bedford TO hear FROM and will
have TO give 400 maj, to elect Mr.. @.
nnr N;c,ric, c,opd Time "a "a = 90 haa ri from .
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HANOVER.


At meeting Of portion of the citizens of
Hanover, al the Old Church, on the ODD day Of
April. l847, DR.. VIM. II. Macon was called 10
the Chair, and James D. Elicit appointed Secre-
tary. After brief address by Captain George
w. Basselt, setting forth the distinguished claims
of Gen. Zachary Taylor 10 the highest Office in
the gift Iof free people the fact that ne is un-
,ramelled by patty politics and pledges, and has
been placed by other States and other portions OF
our own State before the people as their candi-
dale for the Presidency; that be has shown him.
self by writing and BY fighting both statesman and
warrior, and In every way qualified for the high
est duties Of the highest otfice-it was
ReUlred, Tha, this meeting form itself into a
Rouon AND READY Clue, with the usual Constl-
tuition, (pYo tem.,) in furtherance Of the above
views.
Resolved, That we invite our fellow citizens,
without distinction of party, 10 unite with u.s. in
our free and landabe views and intentions, and
that a further meeting be held at next Hanover
Court, more distinctly and decidedly 10 sci forth
and carry the same into effect.
Rssolped Thatthese proceedings, be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded TO The
Richmond papers for publication.
WIN. Il. MACON, Chairman.
JAMES D. ELLErr. Secretary.
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We SILL DtiIcVE tNdl ACdhC 10 iC-CiSSteu.-
From the fredericksburg Reeorder.l
SPOTTSYLVANIA.
We have delayed The publication OF our paper
few hours, in order TO give the election returns
from the following precincts:
FREDERicKsBURo.-Ther result in this town has
astonished all parties. The memory of man hard
ly goes back TO The time when Fredericksburg
gave Democratic majority before.
The vote now stands as follows:
For Compassionate, Dem, 2l9; Newton,
Wing, 202. BIS majority II.
For Senate-Tribe, DEM, 22l; Minor, Wing,
209. Us majority 49,
For House Of Delegates-Conway, Dem, 23e;
Boggs, Wing, 1884, C's majority 81.
Al the Cour,.hou Boggs has majority, Mi
nor II, Newton T. If the other precincts vote as
they did in the Presidential election, Conways
majority in The county will be 1913; Tribes Sc;
and Beae's &c. OF Conways election there is,
of course, no doubt.
Tribe has been considered safe with 30 in Spot.
sylvania-of course he may be put down as elect.
cd, which is one gain in the Senate; and il Beale
is NOT successful, The fault rests not with Spot
sylvania.
FALMOUTH Falmouth gives Moncure, for De.
lega,e, l04 majority. He is doubtless elected.
For CoDgress-Hunlon gets al Falmouth lat,
Pendleton IS.
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Mai. for Leake, 81 49 majority LOT
LOUISA C. f., April %. Meredith.
ALEXANDRIA-At the Court House.
Congress-John S. Pendleton, Wing, ga;
-harles Hunion, DEM, 81.
.esislature-Edgar SnowdeD, Wing, 253;
Sas Burke, Dem, Al.
FAIRFAX-At Zimmerman's.
Congress-John S. Pendlelon, Wing, 50; Chas.
Iunlon, Dem, GA.
Legislature-Edgar Snowden, Wing, So; Silas
Burke, DEM, GA; Henry w. Thomas. Wing, 81.
A STREAK OF LIGHT.
We are indebted to Mr.. Beale, Of the "Mount
Vernon" (whose passengers arrived from Nor
folk a. the early hour of IL P. NJ, Saturday, for
some cheering intelligence. Messrs Atkinson
and Bayly, whose defea, was confidently expect
ed BY the Wings, are reelected to Congress-
care also delighted to learn, that two Demo-
.ras are elected from old Accommodating a
Des:ocralic gain oft,co.
Below will be found the particulars:
ACCOMACK.
Bayly's majority for Congress 1854. Two
Democrats-John Gusts and E. J. Allen-elect-
elected 10 the Legislature. Democratic gains.
NORTHAMPTON.
Jones' majority g.. Yerby's (W) majority
for House over DR.. Wilson 103.
GLOUCESTER.
ClOplOn wv elected over Jones (D) Wing
gain.
NANsEMoND.
Fl. H. Kelly, D., reelected by 100. Watts
.malorily for Congress 81.
PRINCESS ANNE.
J. w. Stone, Wing, reelected by eight majori-
y only. Watts majority abou. 20.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Al Portsmouth-For Congress: Waits, Wing,
3S; Atkinson, D., 332. Great 3ridge-Walts
.; Atkinson Sc. Sycamore-Wa,ls Is; Akin
q. Cross Roads-Watts %; Atkinson Is. Be-
!nel-Watts sc; Atkinson IL. Watts majority
IN The county 80. His majority in Norfolk eoun-
",city, Princess Anne and Nansemond is 472.
Happer and Cooper, Wings, elected TO House
Of Delegates.
CITY OF NORFOLK.
sor Congress-. Watts, w., SAG, A. Akin
%I, D., 2M. Waits majority 800.
,, doase o. Deeeates-C. w. Newton, W., SID;
IL woods, D., 236. Newton's majority 270.
ISLE OF WIGHT.
u, 81 Smih6eld-For Congress: Atkinson 13i;
wa's 50. Alkinson's majority 80. Court
house Atkinson los; Watts Is. Alkinson's
10y ". W. PiSSiuSto W VIC uCdIu HUH.
Al Sni,h6eld-For House Of Delegates: Boy
Tn IS; Smith 81. Smiths majority 80. Conr,
40 aouss: Boykin 10; Smith n. Boykin's maIo-
Al Smithfeld-For Senate: Walker IS; Da-
mel %, Walkers majority %.
SURRY.
Alkinson's majority a. Court House 10.
ACCOMAC DISTRICT.
Williamsburg, Jones' majority 4; James City,
,Oae !, majority 81; Yorktown, Jones' majority
~, ~ a d Way House, Champion Jones' maio-
"A gentleman by Saturdays boat, who left
sa.AAheld on Saturday morning. informs Ne that
a.. nslnson's majority in Isle of Wigh. is over
WV This secures his election.
p, SPoTTSYLvANIA.
AOene Editors Of the Enquirer:
D, Andrews PaEciscr, April %.
nsioT you have true copy Of the votes polled
;. sGr COngress-Beale, D., Sc; Newton, w., n.
r. s,s'e senale-Trible, D., o. Minor, W., 76.
'' us maj. ls.
" Ae % Of Delega,es-Conway, D., &c; Boges.
"rS' Conway's maj, l6.
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STATE LEGISLATURES.

As far ms heard from, we have gained sena-
tor, lin The Caroline District 2 members in Ac-
comac, in Culpeper, and | in Charlotle-5 and
have lost in Louisa, in Buckingham, in
Gloucester, and | in Dnwiddie-4.
Last year the Democratic majority on joint bal.
lot was o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-27
RICHMOND TUESDAY MORNING, April. 81 l847

The Wings were early on the ground, and SO
soon as the polls were opened, rushed up and
knowing our votes would count at any time.
have learnt this morning. from good source,
that Beale has "a majority in the county; Tribe
70; and that our friend, Mr.. E. Conway, is elect
ed BY the majority of l0s. SO much for old
Spottsylvania l-she will ever be true to her
principles. hope TO learn that Virginia will
be right. We Democrats did our best, and I
have no doub, but tha, Beale and Tribe will be
elected. write in grea. haste, as our mail leaves
disecily.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-27
FREDERICK COUNTY.
HOUSE OF DELEoArEs.

Wood, Dsmocras, and Wall. wing, elected to
the House Of Delegates. Same as last year.
PRINCE EDWARD.
For Congress-Bocock, Dem, Al majority.
House OF Deega,es-Womack,D DEM, 81 do.
CUMBERLAND.
For Congress-lrvine, Wing, los majority.
House Of Delegates-Thornion, Wing, ~ DO.