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RICH MOND, VA.
Tuesday Morning, April 81, 1s47.

We give IN our columns to-day 10 election re-
turns items Of naws. &c. The details OF The
election occupy the thoughts OF every one ior Inc
present. and our readers will well dispense with
loug editorials.
Though we cannot yet speak positively, we
are in good spirits as to the grand result IN VIZ
ginia. Unless The Western counties should play
US some strange tricks We count upon having
Democratic Legislature, and t,celve gu, OF hlleen
members of Congress. TAS ought 10 satisfy all
reasonable men, considering the untoward cir-
cumstances under which we went into the battle
this Spring.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
For The las, few days the political qu'd nnne'
have been in perfect fog in regard to The result
in this District. The Wings, when in doubt, al
ways follow Hoyle's rule and "lake the trick"
Their organs have already raised shouto Vii
umph" in this strong Democratic district, when
il is we'll known tina, the contest has been decided
upon grounds entirely free from political cons'de-
ra,ions. In the various calculations made by Inc
Wings. they deiea, Gen. Dromgoole by MAORI
lies fol Boiling, Wing, ranging from to 2o.-
We confess halyesterday we ourselves felt rather
'ticklish"-by one SET Of cota elec'ng General
D. by one vote, and by another sci eecIing Boil
ling by luo. But we now feel confident OF Drom-
coolies election by at least eighteen majority
The following returns are as accurate as we could
make them. after sitting all The particulars;
Dyorn pooleis rajorities,
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MELANCHOLY SPECTACLE

The London Correspondent Of the N. Y. Mir
ror draws a Notifying picture OF The "lfon Duke
looking coldly upon The wretched sufieIings OF his
native Ireland. In all his greatness, who $50
poor as 10 do reverence" to such heartless Lord7
In no instance has the American character shone
out more brightly than in The voluntary and &C.
nerous contributions Of our citizens 10 the poor Of
Ireland
"He seats himself upon the cross benches, and
is 10 all appearance as Indifferent 10 what going
on as his own statute a. Hyde Park corner. Mark,
however, if, Cat The present criss) the talk begins
10 run on Ireland, the Duke sineularly enough
The Duke of Wellington, formerly Arthur Well
esy Of Dangan Castle, County Meath, Ireland,
and he fortunes OF whose family have for ages been
drawn from that counIry-quetly sdles of with
himself receiving. in his progress towards The
door, repetition ot those delerenial deElonslra-
tions already spoken Of from the highest and the
noblest in The land.
"As he takes his departure, while the miseres
Of his native land are falling unheeded on his ear,
il is impossible not 10 reflect with feelings humi
ating 10 The human species that This man, OIL
whom honors illimiIable and riches almost be-
yund compute have been lavished; on whom have
attended unparalleled successes, should not have
single one Of his counTymen from pershlng OF
starvation even with The precedent before him OF
The throne The church, and the great officers OF
Stale, aboring individually and collectively 10
spare humanity The scandal OF subjects ofthe Brit
ish Crown dying in The midst If universal peace.
II is 10 be feared that this is one OF those lnings
which as Byron has il, will do TO tell upon his
tomb 10 Westminster Old Abbey.
"Greal men have always scorned great recon-
penscs;-
Epaminondas saved his Thebes and died,
Not leaving even his funeral expenses
George Washington had thanks, and nausht
beside,
Exceptlhe all cloudless glory (Which f-w men'sis)
To Tree his country Pitt, loo had his pride,
And as high-souled Minister Of State, is
Renownd for running Great Britain gratis.
You dtd great things, but not being crea, in mind,
Have lett und one The steatest-and mankind"
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MlDl)LESEX.

To the Editors of the Enquirer: .,,s4-
Gentlemen: Below | send YOU statement y.
the poll al this place and Jamaica, oy wn':n ~
will see great falling offin The Democ'd'aG nn
loly. We should have given bsaie ." ,Se ~.
0, at least twenty in this county, ous .oI e Sordu
iections to the county candidate. ne oa.uJ
Bottom precinct is Wing and will probably give
from 90 10 30 Wing majority. Although p.,
tween ten and fifteen voesiwere thrown away ~
the county, still The foreign vote has oroash. WI
Rrowne nearly up 10 Mr.. Beale. Browne, Dem
is no douhl elected. Yours, &C.
CONGRESS. Urbanna. 20
Newton o. en-
Beale %
HousE or DELEGATES.
Uf0a q Jamaica "a
Rrowns IS so
CUMBERLAND.
To the Editors OF The Enquirer: ,e.-
CUMBERLAND C. H., April "a, 1917.
Gentlemen: had given up the election IN inns
Congressional District; but, alter hearing rom
The county OF Campbell, there IS but liilie oouo'
of the election of our worthy and talented ifIenu,
Thomas S. Bocock. Esq. The unpreceoenteaa
majority in this county for Irving, comoineo WIN
unera,iying intelligence from various paris o.
Wings election was beyond cayil or CONJECTURE
bnl how agreeably have been disaproin'ed!-
This old district is yet sale, Notwithstanding inc
unceasine efforts of The Wings and Thomas ).
Bucock IS now the member esecl; and well does
he meri, this honor. In him we have hold and
eloquent expuunder of the principles OF The Demo
cratic party; and no man IN The next Congress
will wear he honor OF a peoples representative
more cracciuly-and none, know, will deserve
The renewal Of the peoples confidence more.
The following are The respective maloriies IN
this county:
For Congress-Irving lis majority =,
For House of Delegaes-Thornlon, Wing, "
majority over Hezekiah Ford, Dem. :,
As far as heard from, Bocock Is elecleo oy ~
or Is majority.
OHIO COUNTY.
AT Wheeling 200 votes were polled for w. G.
Brown I'd. for Congress. No opposition. BE.
tween 8 and 400 for D. M. Edgington (W) iol
Legislature. No opposition.
For School law 3O4, agains: it 70.
TAUQUIER.
From all we can learn (says The Warrenton
Fag) the exact state Of the vote not having reach
ed us-it seems that both OF the Wing delegates
are elected. The vote was exceedingly small
and less interest manifested than we ever saw IN
any election. AT the Courl House, where we
have polled as high as l25 Democratic majority
The vote was not out by one half.
Ii is difficult 10 Tell from the election returns Of
our county for the Legislature The stale OF polili'
cal parties A local question has for years al
fected The voting.
There was no opposition 10 Mr.. Tyler for the
Senate He received upwards Of 400 votes in
this county.
Major Hunion, upon whom his democratic
friends cast their votes for Congress, because they
could no, bear 10 vote for The democratic repablt-
can Whig, ] S. Pendeton, has received we doubt
not, very Aauering vote in the district.
80. G,iiorinu is The pnte as far a. received:
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r. pREpARE For SUMMER.

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the inactive Precipitation during that season. Il
from other causes, is mol in a proper state d 3.
sist disease, nor are the digestive powers VIZ
are generally overIaxed by The appetite in {.
weather, in their full vieor. In fact. change
The state Of The animal machine 70 meet II
climate, is as necessary as change OF clohI;.
To purge from The blood lis unhealthy parties
and imparl 10 il more nutriive cha'ac,eT-'
give tone 10 the stomach and expel ot,rUc,
from The bowels-in sho!, 10 reinforce he M
system for The campaign OF Summer, lleIe . l.
preparation so efficacious as SANDS SARslP.sg
LA.
For further particulars, and conclusive ryIirr.,
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u. S. Rev. STEAMER "LEoARE,"
TO ARMSl TO ARMS!

From The order Of Adjulant General Richard
son, il will be seen that Two more companies Of
volunteers are called for 10 serve in Mexico
The Government has wisely resolved TO push The
advantages we have already gained, 10 send new
troops, and, by continued vigorous action, force
Mexico 10 come into speedy negotiation. We
cannot doubt that these TWO new companies will
be made up at once, and that our chivalrous
young men will be eager TO participate in The lau'
rels SO richly won by their tellow-cilizens OF Other
Gfafea
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OHIO.
For Consress-W. G. Brown, D., 2O5, -
Hawkins, W., 223.
For House of Delegaes-D. NJ. Edgingon,
School Law-For it 4s9; against il 81.
Majority for the school law d22.
FAIRFAX COUNTY.
House OF Thomas, W., 33s; Burke,
D.. 222; Snowden, W, II. Thomas maj. III.
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
House Of Delegales-Snowden, W., 274;
Burke, D., A. Snowdens mai. 233.
Snowdcn beats Thomas in The two counties s
The above (says the Fairfax News is the stale
of the election in Fairfax and Alexandria coun-
lies. Mai. Thomas having obtained majority
OF the votes Fairfax county, will, we UNDER
stand, claim his seat in The LEGISLATURE, as the
delegate eecl from the county Of Fairfax.
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LEGISLATURE.

The triumphant election OF General Bayly In
the Aceomsck District is "gall and NORWOOD
10 the Wings. They looked for his defeat with
some confidence; bu. his powers of debate, and
full stores of information, swept every Thing be-
fore him. His majority is about 800, and in a
di,lric, which gave Mr. Clay over four hundred
majority.
As "a specimen of Wing love for General Bay.
ly, we quote the following from letter of The
Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia
North American, the most reckless and rabid let
,er.wriler in he Union, and one who hates and
vilifes the Democratic party and principles, on
all occasions. Such attacks from this source are
compliments indeed:
SThere is INV sone reason to apprehend The
loss OF The Aclomac District, which we ought 10
carry again,! ia. .iq,e'.srving and se!,iioggins
lized bis parry and sold himself to the Tories
and then had be Infamous sudsci'y, on the Aoor
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NOTICE TO ICE DEALERS.

NOTICE TO ICE DEALERS.
TINE subscribers are in daily expectation
i several cargoes Of Northern Zee, ami q
this opportunity 10 notify persons in want, Z
they viii supply them in quantities BY tie
upon very reasonable terms.
Those disposed 10 purchase as much a. {
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again, will find il much TO their Interests % g
on the subscribers Immediately.
VICTOR g. HYNEMAN.
April % Or, J. HYNEMAN, %, Mas
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For Tie Enquirer.

The editors of The Republican now admit iha:
,hev had no better grounds than mere "inference"
for The charge that it was Democrat whothrew
I The Visriol Into The promiscuous crowd. assem-
bIed a, The Wing meeting on The public square
lew evenings since. The Republican al first as.
serted, without any inferentia' qualification, that
!. was The FAC! Of Locofocoism," and Of course as
serted for fac, that waicb they had no proof 10
show was fact.
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The vote in ,hi. town (says the Alexandra
Gazette, in favor of erecting new county nnl OF
Alexandra county and part OF Fairfax. was
27l-againsl il 7-showIng majority OF 264 10
tavor ri The measure The vote al Zimmerman's
CIbe o,hsr precinc, within The limits OF The pro-
posed diyision) showed a majority, also Of about
10 in favor OF The new county.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

OF The House, to deny his former association win
the Wing party, while il is notorious tact, tnaI
he was bronghlto stand still in Inc Legislature
Of Virginia for attempting 10 reveal The conlden-
lial proceedings Of Hhig Caucus in which nc
nalficinaied as an active member"
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Foa THE HOUSE or DELEoATEs.

We expec, 10 gel returns from half the Stale be-
fore we hear from Hopewell. which is Wing
precinct. ~
OccooUAN PRECINCT.
Congress-Pendleton, W., 80; Eunton, D., 45.
Senale-Tyler, D., Al.
House OF Deegaies-Brawner, D., 80; Jasper,
D, ID; Harrison D., 4; Weldon, Wr32
on-->ronD.
To The Editors OF the Enquirer:
FALMOUTH, April PC, is47.
Gentlemen: | send you below an exact Stale
men OF the Stafford election, so FAR as Tie Coun-
ty Delegate is concerned.
Major Hunton beats Pendleton ! suppose,
aboul 100 voles. am moi. however, accurately
informed in regard 10 the Congressional vote:
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uho1o uo;e cash in Inc county 65l-exceedins
N. vote OF last year IL, and Kelly's ma)or'y owe
"0 CUEPEPER.
SrEvENsBuRo, April 24lh, l847.
To he Editors OF The Enquirer: A.
rsThe people Of Culpeper, not thinking WI
Daniel F. Slaughter, SO great statesman man, AM
PATROL. as nc editors of tue Richmond wing
fyide WING of abou, April lso have elected '9nt
8. Barbo.r Jf., 10 represent .ne" !" 'ne u'A' A-'
gislaiure. by majority OF 20.
rive cannot torbear to Tell good Joke upon
friend Slaughter. A few days before Inc al
;ournmen; of The Legislature, we oan!erea MN
shou, hsine run very close by his youthful com
oe,itor. Mr. s. spoke highly Of Mr.. Barbour
talents and qualities, and added that ne mao al
yised him To run ioT the county-that II wou,e
make the people acquainted with him, @S.
turns out ;sai the people became so wen ac'
ouain.ed with MIR. Barbour, that shey look nin
~ anJ nm, him over the head of the old poi.ica
Saser.-Enqa,rer.
FRANKLIN.
no the Editors Of the EIsc:.er:
Dear Sis: hasten 10 send you the lesul' "
the vote 10 this county, which you WI! pelcens
has gone for the Wings contrary 10 al P.es,u u
a,nec,a,;aas Of the Democratic party; bu. frank
In IS DeuloCidslS Soa"'Ji - ~. ,r,-,v
deem herself in i549. Yours, u1'y.
Cor r,oneress-Thomas S. Flournoy, Wing
s,a William NJ. Tredway, Democrat, 400: -
Eor Senate-Rober T. WOODS, Whigi oo'
Ralph A. Clement, Democrat, Sol. mn.
Ear House of DelesaIes-Richard M. Ialia
s.-ro Whis. $40; Andrew S. Brooks Wing
ha1. Iohn G. Carper, Democrat, 3S7; Nathanie
C. Claiborne Democrat, 423.
ESSEX
TAppaHANNocs, April 2Sd, lS4h
To the Editors Of ihe Enquirer
Gentlemen: hasten 10 send you the result o.
our election yesterday:
eress-Ncwon 2l6; Beale 1853.
Senete-Minor, W., 200; Tribe D., l76.
House of Delegates Roane, w, 224; M. R. Fl,
Garnet, Dem l2l.
onr talented and mach esteemed young 'r'erd
Mr. Garnelt, before he reached tow, ana mucn
araips. his wishes. He attempted 70 aIfes' ,ne
yo,ing for him, end succeeded WIN some OF n az
friends, 10 casting for ether democrats soue ..
n"mociat and wc,::AT citizen, 8. F. Noel, Esd
,Ths democrats lost some % or more votes W
40 havino county candidate 10 canvass Inc
County Our member OF Congress elect nae lo
onncr;nn,y Of spending more than one Whe'e
ar IN The county; aud cur Senate. etess was en-
eased nearly all The time in the other TWO sou 10.
lea. On The whole, our vote is oe,'er 'nan ", rs
could reasonably have cxpseted and IN our aay,
tr.c, we can say in ;rulh-The mexican a''e'
are defeated.
MIppLEsEx-New,on' majority O.
R,caMoNp CouNrY-Newton's majority ~. ,
usiori,y for Wing candidate for House OF Dele
W.srnoaEL.Np-Abea. 1870, from the best IN
formation re hare. -.
The other counties not wholly heard from; but
eaoueh;is known to ensure Beaie's and Tribes
election. .,o,,Sp
To the Editors Of the Enqr''er; o.., ..-a -,
RurnEa GLEN, CAROLINE, Sith Arf'l, -.
Ger,lemen: isend you aahexed s' a nj. o.
ahe vote given in this county on ,s Sana ms -
dor members Of Congress, State Senate ,s and
House Of Delegates, taken from The retu,1s ron
be several preciacss, which shows NAV 0a o@'''
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DELLS-Thc subscriber is preparrt 10 lu,r'
ID Bells OF all sizes from 90 10 Is COO lbs, 8.
able Tor Churches, Fire, FACTORIES. Siea,bi.
SC. They are warranted OF superior qualiFI
tone, and have obiairet The premium al The VI
York Slate Fair" for several years PAST.
have sold large number in lnis CRY an :
cinily, and can refer 10 any Of The purchases
tone, qualify, &c. Ore recently sold (o 2Ns4 Is
10 the Catholic Church al Laurel Md, has te'
heard miles, and gives entire Satisfaction :
assortment generally Kept on hand. OIL,
promptly attended 10.
JOHN II. HASKELL, Agent
For A. MENEELY, Baltimore, NJ
Baltimore, April 27-2w
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from Tie Albany Evenins Journal

From tie Albany Evening Journal.
A LETTER PROM FATHER M4TTHtw.-the fol-
lowing letter from The Righ, Rev. Theobald Mat
thew, by the Cambria, was received just as our
paper vas going 10 press ,o,-
My Dearest Friend;
The magnificent humanity evinced oy our ne-
loved Bfs,hIen in the States Tor the snHei'ng isn,
has Inspired every heart IN Ihi' lsiana WIN al
We shall ever regard America as our Deliver.
or In the hour Of bitter calamity, The immense
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BUCKINGHAM DISTRICT.
Bocock's majority in the District, d.
!yESTMORELAND DISTRICT.

WEsTMORELAND DISTRICT.
The election of R. L. T. Beale, Esq, over The
veteran politician, Wlloughby Newton, does
high honor 10 The Democracy Of the district, and
to its young and worthy champion. MIR. B., we
learn, read law with Mr.. N.-was put upon the
political track as an untried nag-and has ncbly
shown bis speed and bottom. Under all The cir
cumsiances, the triumph is remarkable and most
gratifying. We give The returns some of which
are official, and all we believe to be nearly ac-
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STEAMER COLUMBUS FoR BAIT
MORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
+ g 4 The Columbus Capt. Pani't
ready 10 receive ii-iah, !cr
above places his morning. (Freieht cannr.
received after 2 P. N.Y. She will leave he VIZ
al o'clock IN S afternoon.
April 27-It III. LUDLAM & Co.
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6oUing's maprilies.
promsooIe,, mai. in Dislric. 10

DromgooIe's maj in District ID.
The vote in Amelia we Obtained from Wing
gentleman, who left Amelia c. Il. yesterday
morning. and may be relied upon. The vote IN
the other counties we have from Wing sources
here and in Petersburg, and is put at the lowest
figure. Another accoun, puts Greensyille al 50
in ,,ead OF 80. Ifso, Dromgoole's majority is Il
In the District.
We regret 10 hear lha, Gen. Dromsooe is Tery
seriously i'll al bis house in Brunswick. We
hope that he may soon recover; that ne may IN
the next Congress assume the high position 10
which his superior talents and commanding elo'
ouence enlile him, and that hereafter The second
District, so far from being so doubtful from any
cause as 10 be claimed BY the Wings, may Stand
forth as one OF the leading and most indomilable
Democratic Districts in The Stale, as it has here
tofore been.
BUCKINGHAM DISTRICT.
II seems TO be conceded that Thomas s. bo-
cock, ESQ an able and eloquent supporter ofIhe
Democratic cause, is elected 10 Congress over r..
P. Irving. We learn that, on Saturday night,
Mr.. l. gave up the election, unless Fluvanna
gave him ia. Her vote is only SO. We give
The returns below:
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Nepton's Maiorities.
Beale,s majority in The district, 1913.

Beale's majority in The district, 1913.
We have nothing further from the Norfolk
District. We have no doubt however, of At
kinsons reelection.
No further returns from The Albemare Dis
trict, though we fear that Leake is defeated, but
By majority smaller than reported. Goggin's
majority in Bedford, reported at 345, is, we pro-
sumo, 100 large. One of our Lynchburg letters
puts it at less than 800, and gives Leake majo-
r,y in Amherst where the Wings claimed ma
jority for Gogsin.
As far as heard from, The following members
are, in our opinion, elected 10 Congress from vir-
GINA:
Demoe,as-Messrs. Atkinson, Bedinger, VIM.
G. Brown, Thomas H. Bayly, R. L. 7. Beale,
Thomas 8. Bocock, G. C. Dromgooe and Jane.
McDowell-6.
WAig,-Messrs Bolts, Gogsin and Pendlelon
3.
LEGISLATURE.
As far as heard from, we have gained one Be-
major Caroline Disricr,) Accomac 2, Charlotte
|. Cupeper IS; and have los. Franklin 2, Dim
wIddie | Elizabeth City and Warwick /, Fau-
quier ], Gloucester !, Greenbrier l, Louisa and
Buckingham i-S. Las, year Democratic ma
orily on joint ballot %.
We understand that A. A. Chapman (D.) re-
ceived small majori,ies for Congress in Bath and
Alleghany-bo of which send Democrats 10 the
House-aDd lha, Preston, (W.) for The same dis
,ric,, received about $50 majority for Congress in
Greenbrier.
The Wheeling Argus alludes lo report that
Oldham, Whig, is reelected from Marshall BY 8
or 10 votes
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. |, cannot be denied that DR.. Upham's VEG
TABLE ELECTUARY is the most efcGg
remedy er yet discovered for the cure 4 p,
Mind, il is an internal remedy, which strikes
The very source Of The disease, and obviaIes /
necessity Of all externa, applications.
Sold wholesale and reIail, By Wyatt
KETcH.m, III Fulton street, New York
JOHNSTON, Main street, Richmond. T..
81 bottle. April =
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s1AIsiSiAGES,

Married. in this city, on Thursday evening. Apri, -
by The Rev. DR.. EmpIe. CHARLES W. PoLLapn !,
Albenalle, TO FRANCES e., daughter Of Dr. Geo.. !.
d. Baylor, OF Caroline county.
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VIM. H. MAcFARLAND, Tsea.'t.

BThe adjourned meeting Of The Medical
Convention OF Virginia will be holden 10 Rich
uaond. on The third Monday in May, ls47
JAMES A. FORBES, I ssc,s,.,;.,
JAMES A. LEITCH,
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Receipt. 70, The Reiefo of The Irish SINCE l2ih inst
April I3-Per J. 3. Todd, collected in
the vicinity Of Need wood Caroline, S27 %
From P. f. Tabb, Gloucester, per
w. w Crump. SO 90
April l5-From people of Charlotte
per J. Dupuy, "a %
From Henry county, per w. NJ.
School6eld 23 w
April l6-Per Julius Mundy, ii SO
From citizens OF Caroline, per ?.
From Lebanon Church, Hanover,
From VIM. NJ. Thornton, per w.D
Gibson, ~ w
Per Rev. NJ. v. Bowers, for collec-
ton in 81. Charlen's Parish, Han.
April PIPER Rev. L. NJ. Lee, collec-
lecled by Rev. T. Adams, Lynch
From Baptist Church a, Ballinger's
Creek, Albemarle, for the suffer-
ing Baptis's, IL II
Aprii l9-From Dr.. w. R. Nelson,
April Ii so~Pe1l Rev. F. B. Nash, from
ST. Marks Church, Kanawha-
for Ireland an Scotland 81 90
From Ro. w. Garter, for Ireland and
Scotland, iUU w
From Brewry Congregation, Char
lolte, 70 10
Fromlhe neighborhood OF Farmville, 90
From Fdrmyllle, 81 80
From Charlottesville 50 80
Per Rev. Fl. P. Paine, from workmrn
y, Albright Sherrard & Co.'S iron
works, near Buchanan, and by his
Cots, cgation, IS w
From G. r Harrison, collected in
The forks Of Willis, 30 90
Collected by James Alien and Pey.
ton johnson, 100 50
From gentleman of Fluvanna, per
Desue g. Brown, & As
April 2l-From citizens Of Marlen,
Smy,h CO.. tor Ireland and Scotland, 49 90
From PALMYRA, Fluyanna comfy,
per E. Heberd, 10 90
April 22-From Farmville. per A.
Vaughan, jr., ID IS
Ap's Sheldon & Maupin, 200 90
From an unknown correspondent 90
From NJ. S. Ysl.ptine, collector, s 90
Per. C. F. Tiffany. %
April 24-From W. H. Hubbard, collector, 90
From Fry & Co., received by Them;
Bowden, s657 90
From sundry persona 1893 90
1000 90
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