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Majority for Edmond'm liz.
We july II
RUSSELL.


For Congress, McMllen's majority BAL.
For Senate 'smajorily over Richmond
525.
For the House of Delegstes-Dr. Herman,
has a majority over Doion, OF 300 votes or more
Both Wings.
SCOTT.
For Congress-McMu 64S; George 246
McMulen's majorirr iO2.
Senale-Cowan SIG; Richmond 1856. Cowan's
majority 100.
House oil Dele aes-QuilIen 400; Spear,
Wing, 4l6. QuilleI's maorily IA.
Charles Qlilier, Democrat, is elected By a
majority OF IA ovr' Major Spear, wh, is de-
cidediy the mos, popular Wing in The county,
and ben. regarded ty some as an indie pendent,
ne outsirpIed Inc strength oil his party conside-
rably.
The full returns lave no, been received from
Lee, but we give the vote OF three precincts:
Congress McMuen 3l7; George 1877.
SsnaIe-Richmonl 3l5; Cowan III.
VIM. P. Minter, Democrat, is elected 10 the
House OF Delegates, without opposition.
RUSSELL SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
CoWan's majories in Russell, Washington
and Scou counties Se4. Majority Tor Richmond
in Lee county (not falD $50 Cowans majority
in the district 554
TAZEWELL.
For House of Deegaies-H. George 500; w.
P. Cecil $50. l42 1ajori,y for George.
For Congress -G,orge 632; McMullen 245.-
Georges majority 3si.
The returns receitfd are sufficient 10 show that
Col. McMullen is eected 10 Congress by ma
jorily of al least $500 over Col. George.
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MEXICAN HOTEL,

RlC dIWOND, PIhUlNfd.
aE Ebscrber begs leave TO inform the public, that
:s has recently taken possession of the splendid,
p Hected, American n otel, situated on Bank
Dr. Main street, Richmond, Va.
T. establishment, erected with reference to every
tatnee aud comfort which can be attained In
house, regardless of outlay and expense; fitted
Hrh fine parlors and rooms for private families;
Ec.d with the neatest and most comfortable warm
told baths, at all hours, separate for ladies gen.
f,a with full complement of active, orderly, well
st walters, and every luxury which tho markets
s4.on afford. is most respectfully presented 10 the
ftHtef's numerous friends and acquaintances In
! sa and the public at large, for their patronage.
Subscriber faiters himself that mis- long expert
/ % the business, the convenient location of his es-
a.n, rendering it accessible TO every part of the
nd lis general comforts and arrangements, will
sior him full share Of public favor.
II THORNTON, Proprietor.
-h 3o-csaw6w
The Richmond Wing, Washington Union, Phila-
North American, and Boston Post, will copy In
snntry papers twice week for six weeks, and
ft accounts.
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RICH MOND. VA.
Monday Morning, May Z, ls49.
PRESCRIPTION.

Ihe Iaylories are beaten upon every tack
virtually conceding that all their no-party pro.
LESSONS IN the campaign were "Aummery AM
mere electioneering cant" and that their candi-
date and themselves were guilty OF "disrepnlable'
conduct, and meant TO do directly The reverse
OF what they said-viz: TO turn on. Democrats
and reward Whiss-lhey are forced, when dri
ven TO The wall, to justify their own proscrip.
tive conduct by the assumed example of Mr.
Folks and previous administrations. ADM,
ing, however, all that they say 10 be true
that the constitutional axe" under Democratic
administrations ruthlessly cut down thousands
OF victims-still the argument would be utterly
un,enable and out Of place. The supporters of
Taylor promised to reform this abuse pledged
themselves TO destroy party feeling and party
distinctions, and to Danish from the Republic the
odious system of s'rewards and punishments,"
of ".he spos!' If others have done wrong, is
that reason why The Taylorites should repeat
the wrong, which they pledged themselves 10
abatei
But they have not even this specious argu.
ment, with which TO bolster weak and sinking
cause. II 10 not true that the Democratic ad-
ministrations have been proscriptve, as the
Wings represent them. The Union publishes
carefully prepared tables of the Offices in
Washington, which show that in 1929 there
were 2l0 Wings in Office, and only Sc Demo.
cra,s-in 1881 there were 1875 Wings, and only
l22 Democrats-and on the 4th March, lS4I,
there wero 276 Wings, and only 224 Democrats.
1t also appears that on the 4th March, ls4l, fat
the termination of Democratic administra.
toni there was an excess Of Wing office holders
of 50, and an excess of Wing salaries of S44,-
613-and that on the 18th May, 1871, after Eve
months of Wing administration. the excess Of
Wing salaries had mounted up 10 Sll4.3l3. The
Union also pUblishes this further table, embra-
cling, az near as ii can be ascerlained, the heads
of departments, clerks and messengers up to
March 81, l849, when Mr.. Polk surrendered the
reins TO Gen. Taylor This shows that, alter
all the query about proscrnion," raised BY the
Wing presses, and with The broad fact full in
view that the Democratic party have for nearly
the whole time had possession OF the govern
men', still Mr.. Polk, so fiercely denounced as
cold.blooded, lruculen, execulioner, left, on his
retirement from Office, nearly halt The places in
the patronage Of The government in the hands Of
his opponents. The salaries attached 10 these
offices are not given, but, if investigated, the
same liberali'y in this respec. 10 political oppo.
nents would doubtless be made manifest The
important table is as follows:
Notwithstanding The fact that Mr. Tyler ap-
pointed many gentlemen as Wings in 1871, who
were designated as Democrats in 1915, and who
were styled as Democrats in 1914; yet when Mr..
Polk surrendered the Government on the 4sh of
March last, the Offices in Washington we.e then
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TO UNDERTAKES.

PLAN for building new Courthouse for the
! count, II Amela-of brick, with stone foundation,
v.r-i with tin-with all the specifications, will be,
10, af.t Of May next, deposited in the Clerks Of
4 said county, FOR the inspection of Contractors
l: UntsrlASers. Sealed Proposals will thereafter be
tel until the first oil June, hen they will be OPEN
nyv, tcum,,tee, and the contract awarded.
sci'r,.-"The Secretary Of :Ee Building Commit
Amelia Court house, Va LEIGH,
in behalf Of the Committee.
4,;n a-ctlslJnne
J fae Richmond Wing, Petersburg Intelligencer
's-sburg Republican will publish twice a week
ED. 18th May next, and forward their accounts TO
ktla Court house.
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To the Afflicted.

ngS. ROBINSON and WADDEY jointly tender
aelt professional services 10 The public, and par
.l, 10 such are suffering with Chronic and sup
~ neurahie forms or disease.
ron long experience they feel assured that they
IA, successfully, disease IN any forms and are salts
ri LAT seventy i've per cent OF such as have despair
Z getting we'll may be (by judcious use of vegeta-
i. snrda, agenis) restored 10 at least comfortable
aeoi health.
10 Chronic cases, where the constitution has not
"a IT, much impaired by disease, the use of mercu
md other poisons, and when not required TO visit
al distance, no charge ,oiu BE- 1oss for serri-
/. sL,ss cure - Elected.
xOut be advisable for persons living al distance
!, IN the city, and receive daily attention. Board
n BE- lad al DIR. RS. Address
Das. ROBINSON 4 WADDEY,
Richmond, Va.
The Doctors may be found at all times (when
\ OCCASIONALLY engaged at their Office, on Frank
l. ..--i, corner above Exchange Hotel.
E..s-r.fn r. q w.
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BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS.

"aS, COWPERTHWdlt q CO., rCBLisHEhS
'' BOOKSELLERS No. 25', Market Street. Phiiadel-
vile the attsni ion Of Booksellers, Merchants,
a-:s Interested in the cause of Education, to the
y. School Bool published by them-among
ire the following, viz: mitchell's Geographical
comprising Primary Geography, intermediate or
Fay Geography, School Geography and Atlas,
/ Topography aud Atlas. and Biblical or sabbath
geography; Greene's First Lessons In Gram
l'As-ne's Analysis; Chandier's Grammar; Jarvis
eyiJohnston's Turner's Chemistry; Johnston's
|2ay; Pinnock's School Histories, England,
s"ine and Greece; swans Spelling Book and
! READERS; Frost's History Of the United States
aefican Speaker; Picot's series of French Read
aah's Introductory Arithmetic; Smith and
arthnetic: Smiths Key; Smiths Algebrai
'blot's an*SStcal Geometry; Wilmsen's Read
ana keith ON the Globes; Scott's Lessons; Ur-
| spanish Grammar, &c, &c.
q co. are also the Publishers of various
.'dicai and miscellaneous Books, and, in addt-
le'r own Books, keep constantly on hand the
'ortnent of Books and Stationary TO be found
ased States, which Will be sold at the lowest
cash or approved accep,ances.
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VIRGINIA GOLD.

On Saturday we had the pleasure OF examining
some OF the richest and most beautiful specimens
Of gold ore we have ever seen. They are from
the mine of w. M. Mosely & Co., the old Book
er Mine" in Buckingham. These specimens
were taken 10 or so lee, below the ground--lhe
veins 80 or 10 feel thick. The company work
some IS hands and their machinery (moved
by steam) is simple, costing about 81 500
They expect 10 realize $4,000 this year. The
gold washings pass over blanket, 10 which The
particles adhere. Quicksilver is then applied 10
The balance.
A similar process is used al Stockton g. Heisss
mines in Spousylvania-bu there they employ
skins with The hair uppermost, instead Of blan-
ke!s. The machinery at their mines is much
more extensive, costing some $50, 600 or $4,000,
but they expect 10 clear $4,000 this year.
With such rich treasures in our midst, and
the advantages Of soil, climate waler.power of.
fered by Virginia, why should any OF our cli-
zens leave Tor California or any other portion Of
the globe7 We have every thing 10 make US
great Sta,e-if we seize and embrace our oppor-
tuni,ies
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
SALE

IN authorised by Robert P. Somervill, Of Tennes
es, 10 sell his Trac, OF Land on the Roanoke river,
q TayoT's Ferry, containing, by late survey, 4sS
=, There are on it i56 acres OF valuable river bot
n, ready for cultivation. The high land 10 ofveIy
-cr quality. and we'll adapted 10 the cultivation Of
,ateo wheat and corn. Persons desiring TO view the
NJ will please call on air. Armslead Sturdvant, who
.s 10 the neighborhood and " i'll take pleasure in
csinsii. TERMS will be made to suit the purchaser.
JNO. =. EATON,
Attorney for Robert P. Sumervill.
Henderson, Granville CO., N. c., March 6-cf
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LATER FROM MONTREAL.
fra~ra,,o,4a,os NJ tho Noun york EYnreas

MONTREAL. May Sd, noon.
Since The issuing OF The Address OF The British
party, calling upon The people TO preserve The
peace, no more riots have occurred.
II was reported this morning tina, the Governor
would come in from his country seat, but he did
no Groups oil people were waiting about all lhe
morning, in expectation OF his coming, ou. il is
not believed that any farther violence will be
shown him.
BUFFALO, May 3d-5 P. M.
Our accounts from Montreal represent every
Thing as being quiet The Assembly is engaged
in passing orders without discussion.
The council is unable 10 agree in its address
10 the Governor General, and The Ministers are
likely TO be beaten.
The Governor is still al homel
The new tariff makes wheat tree OF duty.
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MANUFACTURES AND THE TARIFF.


The following valuable facts we find in The
N. o. Crescent, neutral paper. What madness
would it not be 10 disturb .he present sound and
healthy condition OF things when all The great
interests OF the country are Aourishing, and when
The agricultural classes are receiving good pri-
ces for their produce, and buying their neccssa-
RIGS a, low prices! Virginia has just pronounced
in trumpel.iones against any change OF The Tar
if Of lS46, tending TO increase protection
NEW YoRK, April l9, lS49.
Editors Crescent-A Newburyport (Mass.)
Journal says:
1--WE are graliied 10 learn that one of our mills,
though they have been obliged for the last six
months TO sell their goods at prices io,oer than su
er before knopn in The country, yet find, on their
semi-annual investigation OF their affairs, that
they are able 10 make dividend OF three per
cent. on The last half years business"
This is good sign, and may be held as pro-
mise, that no great increase Of duties on cotton
manufactures will be demanded by the Eastern
people from the next Congress-. As far as
can learn the opinions of business men, amongst
the Wings of this city, there is but little desire
to restore the rates Of the Tariff OF 1912 as q
a whole, but there certainly is strong inten.
tion to support The Pennsylvanians and our
Eastern friends in their efforts 10 obtain ads-
quate protection for their respective interests
A return to specific duties on cotton and iron
may be insisted upon, or home valuation for ad
valorem rates, but the maximum duty will not
be required to range anywhere near the mark
OF 1912. One fact exists, worth q thousand
theories-that is, iron and cotton goods ,ocre
never bef"rs so cheap as they noao are, and Ii
manufacturers # them are producing them at a
living profit. That means, they are making
money at tie business. Some companies have
"bursted up" but others have taken their
places with improved machinery, and success.
fully compete in our market with the people of
Leeds and Manchester.
In 1916, (under the Tariff of '42.) Philade.
phia received from the interior Of the State
81 ,392 tons of pig iron and castings; 1881
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

A letter received in Charlottesville bv r,os-
days mail says that Paxton, Democrat, is re.
elected in Rockbridge, and mol defeated a, we
published on the authority Of Wing papers,
We hope it is true.
MARION
To the Editors Of The Enquirer:
FAIRhoNT, April 30, Is49.
Genllemen-Below W furnish you win the
official vote OF Marion cunIy, both for The House
OF Delegates and Consess. From il won will
learn that Newman, Den, has majority over
Russell, Wing, OF 1858 -being 10 majority over
Cass last Fall. From also, you will see lhat
Df. hIdwell is elected 'ver all his competitors
combined by majoTity, lis, and over CLAYTON.
his highest competitor Il 349 votes. b.
Congress. legislature
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SPRING SUPPLY

n.r. LADD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
,DssrGoIsT, No. 3l9, head of Broad strest
III, Is receiving, by various arrivals from
NJ markets, his Spring supply of fresh and
30 ps'., Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye S,uffs' Win.
a,n, an.y, P1rfumeries, &C.; also, the most No
l-.ral ,nediclnes-the whole comprising a fnlI
!. 4n,a -ot'nlent; and, being purchased upon the
tr,s ,r.an Terms, enables him TO offer them IN
,.lsi, e n.a and the public al the lowest whole.
fAsysan assortment Of pure Wines and LIQUORS
manu. and sold for medicinal purposes
laatiul,S IRON country Merchants and Pbvs,-
|aa--eam' 'eeiSed and promptly attended 10.
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tons of wrought iron, and 1867 1876 pounds of

nails and spikes.
= In ls47, the receipts notwithstanding the
~ da eai Of 1886. which had INTERVIEWED were
s2.64O tons OF pig iron and castings; 80 $50
tons wrought iron, and IS, 55S, 1T pounds spikes
and nails. Showing an increase in the manu-
featured articles OF nearly one hundred per
cent. This improvement has extended through
out the country, and yet continues. but moi in
The same ratio. The prices of bar iron Of
American manufacture, during the psst As
years. have been a bout as follows: In 1903, s95
10 Sl6O per ton; 1910, 500; 1916, 500; 1924,
Ss9; ls25. $95; 1882, $50 to IS; 1886 ss5 to
500; ls43, SOS to $40; 1916, $50; ls4s as;
lS4s, SIS to S75. In other articles the differ
ence is much greater
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08
CHANGE OF TUNE.

After all The protests Of the Wings against The
corruptng appointment OF editors 10 Office, it is
strange that General Taylor should still insist
upon rewarding them with "lhe spoils." DR..
Foole, OF The Buffalo Commercial, has been ap.
pointed charge to Bogota Mr.. Fuller of The
New York Mirror, has received, it is said, the OF.
fee Of Marshal Of New York. Many other Edi-
tors in different parts of the country have been
rewarded by The new Ad Illustration, and still
greater number would like to be. X is stated,
positively, that The appointment Of Mr.. John S.
Gallaher as Auditor, in place OF DR.. Collins
valuable officer, TO be removed, is determined
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McComas. Beale. TAYLOR. Cass

Democratc gam lou.
In the Presidential Election the counties not
heard from gave the following majorites: For
Taylor-Fayette l23; Nicholas Is; Braxton
T6-Total 3l4. For Cass-Gilmer l0l-Net
majority for Taylor 2l3. Result doubtful.
CABELL AND WAYNE
Cabell and Wayne, we hear, have elected to
the House Morris. Democrat-a Democratic
gain. Wood and Richie, Whig-Whig gain.
And Fayete and Nicholas, probably, Hill, De-
uocrat-no change.
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CONNECTICUT,

Trumbu, Wing, has been elected Governor
by the Legislature, through the votes OF the Free
SoIlers. Shall we no; hear The lamentations OF
Southern Wing journals over this "viie coalition"
of Wings and Free Soiers3
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A. r. STlTH d Co,
AUCTIONEERS AND
T. Commission Merchants

RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA,
AVE taken The large fire proof building recently
occupied by N. B. Hughs as q Commission Store,
viii attend to The sale of any Goods entrusted TO
with promplness and dispatch.
REFER TO
sElee.ncy, CharledManley,
n. Hal, Secretary Of State, p,,.;,h
.. Hinton, Treasurer, Aa'es"'
Tree W. Mordecai,
4. Joyner, Weldon.
~ R. J. Daniel, Halifax. May l-c
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Pioughs! Pioughs!

iCSr received, full assortment OF Prouty Mear's
celebrated premium, seif-sharpening and centre
Taught PLOUGHS. to which invite the particular
l.snlion Of Farmers in want Of a superior article.
intend Keeping supply Of the above Ploughs con-
sas.y on hand. X PARKER,
Main street, Isl door below the Union Hotel.
March 23-d4tS c2aw4t& WOW
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Wonder If the Charlottesville Advocate knows
who Mr. Powell is nop7 Or is il ye, profound
" ignorant" OF him2 II so We would take The
trouble 10 inform ma, paper thai he is The man
who has just clicked" The great Wing champion
of The Shoe String Districl-lhe gentleman with
a Irrational reputation is the next Repre-
re,enatiye of The 9Th Congressional Dsl,ict OF
Virginia. He is The man too, who has gotten tar
the largest majority ever given in his own coun-
" for a Congressional candidate-who has gotten
The largest Democratic vote ever polled in The ie
deral county OF Bediord-Who has Gu down Mr..
Gosgin's majority in his own county some thirty
or forty votes, and who has gained since General
Tayor's election more than two HUNDRED Votes
in his DisIicr. Sheer al unnretending worth
again, Mr. Advocate -[Lunshbnrs Republican.
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Bocock's majority 345.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Majority for Powell II9

MAJORITY Tor Powell ll2
Mr.. Powell has never yet been beaten; he
conquered 10 six successive campaigns for the,
county, and in the seventh, succeeds in being
elected to Congress.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Ihe Times has The following returns from all
The counties, which are complete, excep, in The
case OF Goochlani. The vote in thai county is
given as il stood at The Court House al hall pasl
8, ?. NJ, on Saturday, and al Poor> precinc, al
., I. M, on Friday; the polls were closed on
THURSDAY al uaYloL's n1ecincI
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STATE SENATE

We have heard of the election OF the follow
ing members OF The Senate this Spring:
Richmond City, &c.-R. c. Stanard, Wing.
Patrick, &c,-Crawford Turner, Wing.
Meckenburg, &c.-Tucker CarTingon, De-
mocrai
Charlotte, &c.-W. H. Dennis, Democrat.
Rockingham, &C.. E. DeneaIe, Democrat.
Berkeley, &c.-M. S. Granlham, Democrat,
by about ISL.
Wcslmoreland, &c.-Jos. Harvey, Wing
WING gain.
Lewis &c.-Maihew Edmison, Democrat.
Russell, &c.-From last accounts, George
Cowan, Democrat, has the best chance OF sue
cess over Col. Richmond, Democrat, of Lee.
The mex, Senate will sIand-Oemocrats 81 /,
Wings IL.
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ISLE OF WIHT-Ors,c,.,

Wilson's majority BIT
General F. NJ. Boykn elected to the Legisla-
ture without opposition
GILES AND MERCER.
GILES CouRT HOUSE,, April %, lS49
To the Editors of The inquirer:
Gonliemen: ! send you statement OF the
elections IN this county and Mercer, as under
stood here to-day. Respectfully.
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III Own

FLOYD.
,,1 for Congress-Anderson, Wing, has one
majority over Edmuudson.
FOR House of Delegates-Gacrran,, Wing,
elected BY 81 majority. "
THE FIRST DISTRICT.
according to our estimate, the majority OF
General Millson for Congress in this District,
e1eluaing The vote of Southampton, which
SENS 10 be doubtful, is 2l2 IL however, the
, ~ IN that county for Watts is "a, a.
nam oy Inc Wings, then the majority of the
Oeu'ocratlc candidate will be ls6.
., FOURTH DISTRICT.
we give summary below ot tbe unofficial
malorllles in The several conn,ia. Ell. a;...a..
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A VETERAN.

The unpromising state OF the weather on the
day OF election did not prevent that s,er!ing old
Democrat, MIR. Charles Huckstep row in his
S7.h, year, from riding eight or ten miles TO cast
his vote Tor The Democratic candidate Tor Con-
gress, while many OF his younger Democratic
neiebhors, said at home; as they grow Older we
trust they will initiate the zeal and ardor of this
old revolutionary soldier Long life 10 him: may
he live 10 witness the entire asceadancy Of Dem
ocraic principles again in the General Govern
menf. TB.
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Seddon's majority over Bots
Seddon's majority over both
EIGHTH DISTRICT
Holidays majority 65

IIUIIuHdJ HIdJUTTKJ %
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
A slip from the Kanawha Republican brings
returns from Kanawha. Mason and Putnam, and
report from Cabel and Wayne, which cause
the majorities ascertained and reported in the
l4lh district 10 stand thus:
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59S 240 502 1853 l02 IL
''man's majority IS, kidwel's majority
MECKLEN}URG.

WECkLEN}URG.
Congrcss-R K. Meade no opposition, 379.
Senale-Tucker Carri9iou, Democrat, 47l;
Wocdson Hughes, Demochi, e.; John Tucker,
Democrats
House Of Delegates-ERin A. Williams, De.
mocrat, 47S; Henry E. CoAman, Democrat, 3O2;
Luleon Tazewell, Wing, S0 Chs. S. Hucher.
SOD, Democrat, l66.
SOUTHAMPTON.
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IS.ML. J. JONES
I. NANCE ISAuL. ]. JON
Nance g. Jones,

.dswaRDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
RICHMOND Va.
oaaTlCULAR attention given TO the sale of all kinds
[ ueounlry produce. April l7-c4w
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In the Congressional contest jus, ended in this
District, the Democrats of Amherst, Greene
Madison and Orange acted noby, did heir whole
duly, and have proved themselves worthy disci
n!es oil the apostle OF Democratic principles. To
their lahors the Red Land District, The home and
The grave OF Thomas Jefferson, has been redeem
ed from the hands oil The Wings.
charlottesville J,fFsysoni1n
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A CLEAN SWEEP.-The Secretary OF the Treasury
has ordered every Democrat in the New Haven Custom
House to be turned Of office, inspectors, boatmen,
and all.-,F o. Courier