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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-28

New HAMpsH1RE-The Concord Patriot gives
general account of the lats election, by which
we understand that Mr.. Tuck i reelected in the
LIST Congressional district by about 800 plurality
that Mr. Peasee, democrat, is rechosen in his dis
tict by some 5000 plurality; that James Wilson,
whig, is re-chosen in the Sd district by about 200
plurality and that Mr. Hubbard, Democrat is chosen
in the 4th district by very large majority. The
State Council will stand democrats to wing.
The democrats will have the entire Senate, except
the member from No. 9, and large majority of the
House Of Representatives. They also elect their
Governor by gain upon last year.
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Diei:

In hi, CITY, Mr. R. COOKE, proprietor Of "C00fss 'aAs'
Paintings a, py.ttsvils Ala in charge Of MI.
n n Rrewuer for burial This DAY.
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ARRIVALS atthe Principal Metsls Xestsrday'

ST CHARLES Gen WORTH Nal Deas, MAJ Foundation. cap
Woods 8 Johnssbrook U A. W Fisk, N Q; MuIphy u
Narks Barrow, Stewart Mediation, La; Ce q
Dorr.ucs Hayes Radlfs, Liverpool Or
TSyyey MAJ: CTss.sn 2. .r s%s:
and lady, Miss Julia Lse, Miss Bell, No. .,.r..s
vERKNDAH....B Bragg, U.s. Dorsey na S LSn
G Jehnson, c Aiyes La 7 MsI.halI os.s., Al.
Walker Ga; Stats. Stats, Stewart, u 1av'
REWLETT's. - Henry. Ark; Res, o; D n Hs'ss''
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DOLLAR GOLD PEN.

9 DOLLAR GOLD PEN. si3'
A good GOLD PEN and Slpsr Cass pith Pencil for
ONE DOLLaRi
u These Pens guaansd and should the points Of BY
usage the purchaser exchange the Pen for 9th
out extra chargs The prize which these Pens sold
makes them really cheaper than Steel Pens. f.. ,..
Sold bv GUINNESS e. BUSH, - Camp ~
mh28 It Dealers IN Gold Pens, &c.
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For the Benefit of the Sculptor, HIRAM PowEhs.
,N.v Exhibiting in the STATE HOUSE, Canal street. TIE
aTHE GREEK SLAVE"
1xHIBITlON Open Daily Sundays excepted) from A. NJ
- L. T. r. m .a ~ - = - Ifa fy33d
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-28

o. The Herons were to make their first appear
ance in Mobile on Monday
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CHoLERA.-The cholera is pronounced extinct
in Nashville
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MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT.
KX0HAMQz PLAo1,
Adioinine the Post OMce Nep Orle0Ns, u.

u At the above Kstablishmsnt may alvsys - found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting Of NOVELS, HIsroRY. BroeRArnY. 6cnxfH
nc CokN1RC1AB, 0RoeRAPHIcAL and ABpIcAtWoRxA
Also-A Complete Assortment Of Stationary
Together all p,ncipa Daily and Weekly N1wsPAP
-71ts and AA0AzlMGg e - ~ r
Country any arss II hs trade suppsd md Forwarded
with dispatch Books mailed. Prompt sttsncu paid va
ordered BY mail. Foreign Books imported 70 order.
J. C. MORGAN,
Literary Depot, sdjotas ths Pest ores, Nss orissss L.
Compse arsngemsnts have been made vih he principal
Publishers throughout Union, for supply II he worm
fast issued. mhlo 6m4dp LQ4 3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-28

Tuniata (Pa.) Cdli5ornia C2lnpany = ames - hsIy
Robert Beck jas M Duncan. Harrison Levy, p J Smith
William Scott, NC Morrow; Abraham HandTng, L9H'
From PaDton. ohieEH Kyle 9; Ef1Ra aans
From South Carolina-J Smith. E. Cuthbert. j. Hazard
NJ II. Stopp, E. J. Mcdonald
We noticed also among her passengers Col Ram
say, of York, Pa, late of the U. s. Army.
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PASSENGERS

Per Steamship Palmetto, from Gaveston-Mrs Stewart
Mn Corvin Mrs Bryan. Mr. Nchoh and lady, NJ Pieso.
Woruand, Bays Harrison, Gerard B. A. shepard GSorgs
bpehaEd, w. H. Vinsoa. and On deck. = -
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~ The Steamboat Hiram PoweFs-f0f fitsbHHag.
Wheeling, Cmcnnat Madison Louiy,s n, ss,h
nst at ID O'clock NJ positively from Poydrs: street vnam
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THIS passenger packet win positively esve THIS snd
2h ns a O'clock p NJ for Port Cado shreveport oAno
Ecurs and xjsxanda from Of BienyiIe strsst
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Foa CALIFORNIA. = The ship Tyrone, Capt.
Golding, sailed last evening for Vera Cruz, with
quite large party for California. The emigration
to that region has generally been OF character
well calculated to develope the resources OF new
country, but we have seen no body of men better
qualified to assist in laying the foundation OF a
we.reguated community than the party on the
Tyrone. Among Them we notice small parties
from South Carolina, Pennsylvania and Ohio,
whose names we subjon:
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DEMOCRATS. ATTENTION. -..z
~ The Delegates appointed by the different Wards of
the Second Municipality Aldermen for the General
coming April election will please assemble Di
mond's HOTEL on THURSDAY EVENING the 18th inst, half
past 7 o'clock, JOHN SULLIVAN,
STEPHEN CONLONA
P. RYAN,
mhas Delegates represent It'll Ward ID Municipality
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-28

CLOTHING AT COST.
To close wintr Goods. s shs balance Il ssr ssk
Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing,
AT COST. FOR CASE sOuprisns slsgaai sad vsasssA
assortment Of Fine Goods msds IN he sss naasss sad " ~
mos fhshouabls syiss: ~e - 90
DRESS COAT6: Il Black and Blue HrsneA Clsths.
FROCK COATS OF Brown, Oivs Dlss and Dlask ClstAA
SACK COATS: Of Black and Fancy ClstAs nd fvssda
SACK PALErOT1 Of Back and Fancy Clsths nd Tvssd6
'OvE1COATs and CIRCULAR CLOAK
OPERA SACKS. ] a.
PANTS: Of Black and Fancy Cassmsn. Ia ~.
vESTs II Black Satin and Camnsrs Fancy Yfsnsh CanMA
Fancy Satin and Sill, White Aarsslsa. very cA Ban vss
DRAWERS Of Silk hsrino, Lanbs' wssl, Haans', ossA
Linen, etc. etc.
uNDERsHRTs II Sill, Msrno. Lambs wes. Rlaaast ~
ton,
ROBES DES CHAMBRE8: Of vayious styles aad qualities.
GLOVES Jouvins Kid Of al colora hsfins ok Casms bsd
skin, etc. ass5 {eTF q
CRAvATs aud sCAREs bsastfal asssrnsst 4 sAss ~
new style goods ~ rat
POCKET HANDKERCHIEF, Half Hoss, euspsndas unbse
las Trunks etc. and al atticlss pertaining gadsnssp
wardrobe t
NORRIS & WAY, 22 CAxp street., :
jaU Sdpu corner Of Common, under Hsvlstts kxsaaaA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-28

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
f~ Seventh Ward, Second Municipality. The
Of this Ward and all those in favor Of Municipal REFORM
requested Arthur ODonns Of Poyras and
Circus streets, WEDNESDAY EVENING, 25h half
past O'Clock. -a- .-
P. Ryan, Stephen Conlon. ?. O'Brien,
John Sullivan, James Davsrn William Coffee
p Flanna gan, A. Roca, Michael H. Sullivan,
John r. Pegz, Arthur ODonnsl, John McGynn,
mhG John Mullins, John Henderson, B. NcGosy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-28

~ First Ward, Second Municipality.-At nu.
merous meeting of the Ward held Youngs
fee House, Wednesday 2r inst, JOHN DUGGAN, Esq.,
called having explained the object Of the meeting,
Messn. JOHN M. BELL and ]. N, LEA
unanimously the Ward in the Second
Municipality Council the ensuing election M resolved that
proceedings meeting published the Crecent and Delta
mh23s JOHN DUGGAE, Chairman.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
,-s.E 1DTERTIsEMFNTs ON THIRD PA0z.

No6ile. i. OREGON Hiern, Y z. N. car6
Louisylls HIRAM POWERS, Pearce, u NJ.
P;tsbur9 ........ GEN. SCOTT. Anshutz, T. N.
Red Rirsr -. =. . .LATONA, Smoker, S +. n
Sd I,o,ris s.... IL UlSlANA, Cameion, P. u,
S Tou;. BELLE CREOLE, Gregory P. n.
RAJ Ryer .. MEDORA, Rhodes P. M.
Tsnns,ss. R:,sr " ARKANSAS No. 4, Frisbee. 8, ?. T.
Rsd Rirsr - :. DUCK RIVER, Applegete. T. n.
Yaroo Ri,rr -. BEN ADAMS, Hunt, r ID.
Eontoon.-,, - BEACON, Leonard, P. NJ
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P. & E. REILLY.-IN LIQUIDATION.
Corner Of Royal and Canal xr7ests
HAVE just received direct fom Dsbhn aid DsA Ilao4 ~
II cases MEMS comprised Of i34snd ia DrgAsda oag9
Hues.bueLs and Tovsnss supsr Ds.b: eann pa.s LsDs
match; Grsss Bsaehsd Linsna but sstiPey me- q dn9i
Soft Patent Linens and Lawns scs for Icde I'D oshs
rsns Patent schnish Printed Lnsp Laws aad kBn
sric, n:S dssiesa printed IN N esl.ssssd sss
the Lawns and Lisen Cambres for Ladies. ~.
Also direct from Nosisshym England 1900 ysrs fis ~ -
bfoideyed ia Bsbinsf, for Mosquito Barr.
The undeIsieaed vssd cali particular sts.ios 2 ~ y
pricss, With costs and charses. 1ss--sa
81 r. T. REILLY, In Lquidaisa,
mh6 Aip I'm Corner Of koysl asA Canal -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
SHOOTING STARS.

This is the season for hem-and the slaf'sa-
zers should be on the look ont. On Sundayn'snt
we witnessed several brilliant explosions. a
writer in The Portsmouth (va.) Pilot says;
About 400 years ago, Theophanes mentions
the appearance OF this phenomenon a! Cons'anti>
nople, in the month OF November; ana suoss-
quently, writers have related numerous instances
Of mceoric showers, Occurring usually ID Inc
month OF November. Humboldt witnessed "a
mcsl extraordinary scene Of shooting me!eois'
in South America, on the morning OF Inc 10 n
November, 1899 This Motcer was observed ou-
ring The same night, over an extent o! o4 DEG. Of
longitude and 81 deg OF lairude.
10 1888, on the morning OF the l3.n o. No'em>
Der, grand exhibition oil Shooting stars Was
seen throughout The United States, which VIII
doubtless be remembered by many OF your read-
ers.
From the fact that these phenomena nave ap-
peared frequently al this time oil the year, many
Astronomers, alter investigating The subject,
have predicted their return periodically; hence
we see il announced in The papers mat The amt
versary OF The great meleoric shower Wli lake
place" about This lime; but Professor Olmstead
OF Yale College, who has given his snhIecl more
attention than any ether Astronomer, and who
believes in the periodcily OF their return, Justly
observes "Thaf perhaps ages may roll away, be-
fore The world would be again surprised and de-
lighted with a display Of celestial fire works equal
10 that o! The morning Of November l3!h, 1888"
Whoever takes The trouble 10 watch the starry
h'aveLs. especially during he laIler part OF any
OF our pleasant nights al This season OIL Inc year,
will be amply repaid, even should ne not witness
a shower OF lHeteors CURlEuh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
FOR SALE.
rON oNLE,
A SUGAR Plantation. IN the Parish Of st

A SUGAR Plantation, III the Parish of 81 Jamss -,
toe fIehl oahk al The river. seventy one MIL.
above New orleans, ana nine miles below Donaldson
VILE This plantation contains about two thon.,nA
arFenis of very Superior land, Of which more ,hs
eight hundred are In cultivation aud pasture and ~
rest IN wood containing an ample supply Of IN, ~.
lumber Tor building and plantation purposes IN,
cleared portion o; The property has about five burd,
arprn,s IN cane, plant and ratloons Cane enough nj,
be put UP Ia plant two hundred and fifty arpenIs
year. very large and comnod us Sugar Hon..
nearly new with two large sets of keliies-one iu,t u
sci, and Tie other put In complete order-and a VEN
excellent steam Sugar Mill, OF large size and IN IN,
order are on the Plantation. IN ample number n
Horses, Mules and Oxen, Wagons, Carts and ever
necessary tool and implement, are on the place.
With the Plantation, or separately, as NAV suit DUR
chasers, Will be- sold, one hundred NEGROES of al
ages, among whom are valuable mechanics and sugar
makers, ali experienced and well trained In the cul,
OIL cane Among Them are about sixty three efhcieL
hands, which, with the addition Of twenty NOR
would constitute force fully sufficient Ia the most nd
caatas-nns cnitva,i"" Of the Plantation purcba.r
either, with or without such addition vii "a "a
property fully provided with every thing necessary 10
make large crops from the beginning and nj vrrv IL,
tlr tIprnsr Astls supposed afGll provision NJ eo,
has been made this year. that Of rpenss may
saved and little or none will be required for r9paIrs
any kind.
II is believed that more desirable prop.uy 4, ra,.
offered Tor sale. As we'll In relation Ia tns frry A.,
heahfnness Of the plantation the quality If IT,
negroes, Mo a'e not only all thoroughly acclm,t.t
Dut nilubcf uOfn on Il1Cr aud haylne
we'll taken are Of, are III full yyor and strength Pa,
Their description 10 unnecessary, rs those disposed Ia
paiciasr VIII, no doubt, vis liz property and ludt
Tor Themselves. Fifty thousand ipars W in be rron
rd 10 cash, and the balance ~ oir and two wears, 4,
notes hearing SIX per crn Unrest, satisfactorily .,
cu:ed. Possession viii be givenon the first Of Jsnusy
next.
Nine hundred and fifty four shTes Of the Stock of,s.
CHizen's Bank wnl also be SOD, together with ~
Plantation. The Purchaser, IN part payment Of II,
price Of purchase, VIII assume an'ftsagr debt due IA
the Cni2ens' Bank amounting tnwrnly four THOUSAND
.evrnry.si1 dollars twenty four cnts; with interes, Al
eight per cent from tst March, nshlstn hundred and
forty eight, payable ~ one, two thee, four i've and
six years; aud also Stock loan 1ur to the same Bank
amounting 10 thirty-fonr thousni nine hundred and
si,ty five dollars, payable by stalmrnt, and renew
able the first 0t March, riglrrn hundred and flty
and every thereafter untiI.hr expiration Of Tho
Enixrns' Banks charter.
ST.JAHEs October lb.h. let
ROBERT CRrER NICHOLAS.
Nov 5-c2lwl2t 'onadssl- PosIothoe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
FAUQulER LAND FOR SALE.
Chippewa Farm

THE terms OF sale of this Farm mad. -.
L Der mol having been complied WITH !, 'as. septem
fered This Farm Is amongst the mos, y., ssa,h o.
county. IL lies within Two miles AZ - w u.
mock river aad canal seven miles of 10 nappahah.
Wanrnton, and between four and 6yr os,s snage u
White Sulphur Springs; it contains brw.a ne lauiuiet
dred and one thousand acres; the gr.at., nane h'n
which Is the fine red SOIL generally founS portion u
~, with large portion OF One bottom snal Goln.
rendering the Farm admirably adapted Ies lane,
for grazing; several good springs, with sn ram AID
running through The whole Farm. H' stream
The Improvements are comfortable MAJ;
house, Barn, Stables, Cabins, &C.. each bs aa Farm
recently pnt in repair Not very distant f,a been
an elevated site for the erection OF such nese
ings as proprietor might prefer, comm, eud
view Of the whole Farm The location NJ Ing q taM
renders II desirable propery It's proI n ~. arm
tothe village OF WaHenton and the Will. s.n'
Springs ,aiiordins than usual flcil,e, If
and OF society; and by The canal cheap and ,s,Ia
cess TO market for all lis products. Tie tenn ae
as liberal As most purchasers could well d..,. oe
session given al any time TO suit the pureha,., NY.
desirable arrangement TO the putting In GOWN, ivy
Purchasers wishing TO view The Farm, ar. ,,s .ov
20 Edmund Rose. Esq. tnow the occupan, ch.,'.
Ch'it"n, or Jones Green, Esqrs, residents within ~
miles, orn JAMES FONTAiNE Of Hanover -"
THORNTON Of Fredrrcksbu,,
Aug. lief Executors of A F Rose rs.5,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

!. wv 1UNK, .NUF 10 CIUCK n.
result o. the Election n The Chasres Steamer.
The result. Of the election is still IN doubt The Tr.
pune however, says the State Senate Is securely Whig
oy TIE 70 election Of Senator Geddes, in Onondaga
county; but the House is rendered doubtful BY The re-
ported loss OF one Wing member each in Chautaueue
and Saratoga day or two more will be required 10
settle the question.
The Ohio and Crescen, City star, to-day and " IN
carry about us passengers, mostly destined for the po
dan land. The Ohio takes 500, of which 800 are for
Chasres SO for Havana, and $50 for New Orleans The
Crescent City carries 27S bound direct to Chagres
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
Large New tables,

fgNH l. subscriber takes this med of informing hi.
q country friends and custom, that hr has recent.
~ procured and ftled up In tbaUst convenient al
app,"y-d manner, large aud oInodions Sable, 10
close proximity Ia thr Amrtcmlotel, where guests
Ut his Hotel, who arrive by pste conveyance, .3n
meet win llir anplest accUmnLon for their hof.ts
lie has engaged ust efs, who, nj skill, experience
and attention IL their duties, wan, him ~ rusuriHg
satisfaction IL al VIII" may pltbze hia.
a fine hack and horses, andfe driver, Will like
wise he IN contanl Attendance, The accommodation
uf his guests NATHAN THORNTON,
rct :h--rlawIw American Ilurl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
BEL.LFlELD F4 SALE.

~ EiI.FlELD, the rrsideneeH the late Mrs Z N
IL Payne, IN the upper part Gouchland county,
about fourteen miles from he;ouu Holse, On Tie
Cartrrsville road and IL a5onsn miles from PEN, Y
bertoi's Warehouse, on the ines River Canal 10
which an excellent road leads. The Tract contain,
about i've hundred acres, has :suIici~acy of wood
land, is well w1irTrd, upper Lknghole Greek run.
ning through il, which Is gf sil- Tor a Grst and
saw AiiI and has il a Barn, I'll good Thrrshinf
Machine, three Tobacco iiouSesivr Negro Quarter,
aud all other necessary out buiIn.s Il has an o.
rh,ri ol choice Apple Trees, al variety Of otl,t
Fruit Trees. The Dwelling iusr, surr0u ndrd ty
ornamental trees and brautifnIhrubbery, Is as nj
tiactvrin It's appearance AZ Il iom,ortabr and ron
venicnt. There Is good oiicri the yard, and tle
Garden Is productive III frut anve2rlabies. Befeld
Is - healthy a any residence iihr county, and u,
soil, though not deep IL qnt, readily PRODUCING
corn, oats glass and manuiactng tobacco.
TERMS :-3I 800 cash, the hncr IN five years ~
longer ii desired; the puscha. giving Deed u
Trust on the land 10 secure lymrEt Of the SAM
together with ITS annual .nirn. Possession TO be
gwen on the LIST Of January vt 10 the purchaser,
who may crop of wheat q FAN. a perfect tue
Ia the estate Is III Laura 4 Elizabeth II Pope,
which viii be- conveyed BY them thr purchaser.
The subscriber, Colonel M Payne, or Mr
Brooks, The nvrrsrrt will sholhe place To any one
wishing 10 purchase. Letters ected 10 myself, Il
Colonel VI Payne, nj Gooand Court House,
viii receive prompt attention.
Anu ai-Cn tHtS + POPE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
VALUABLE FAR FOR RENT.

WISHING 10 give up farm, VII rem ou.
w Farm, SWISYARb'.S. tatrd immediately "n
the road between Orange Con- House and GORDON ,
vile. three miles from the ioer, and sii Iion ~
latter place, Containing sir hIled ana t"ehy ,,
acIrs, which, when properly eva'rd, pfoaue .,,,,
delightfully."- walered; every vaiy ut tnil;a mn. ~"
Garden; conmodious d~riiihou'e, VIM sh n.
sary out houses; beautiful de'hao'e p'as. ~.
thckly settled and gent.ei neborhooh. hiso' ~
ton Of the Servants viii be soon the -, Gay =,
c-mbsr, the next far day. 'i'h to sen pa.,
land near 10 Orange Court Hot, near eno"s" ,S,,nd
ture TO that place most pluctpe p'e1e =.
with wood enough lo keep II uit u wen eio'e
Any person wishing Il buy or at, WIZ Apply pa ..
ally to me- | am Enabled 10 Ne the u,'e s,d
they wlii se- by examining ihseofis; also, |" 81.
legal advice. Any one wistg valuable 80.
viii do well 10 select al privalale before 'h', .,,u
a. desire not To sell To tfadersThey are moe al
able Men, all young, except th,, on the anu s,,,
rate Boot maker. Blacksmith, hs.lwrisht, w..
rate Dining room Servants and sempsnets, "a lao
ing other Female serva-.ts,a "a Wagner anu
Carriage dryers among them. 80 cotg.
Uct2f-cN NJ S-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
HONORS TO MIR. POLK.

The ceremonies a, Nashville on The Isl Novcm.
Der, The day selected by The Legislature, were The
mcs imposing ever known in that city. The
State ard city au'h rifles aud the various soce
ties with their banners, participated. The ora
ton was fine one being pronounced by A. o
Nicholson, Esq, an intimate friend and discrimi
naling admirer OF the Ey-Presideni. The whole
city seems to have united with one accl!d in
paying honor 10 the distinguished dead, whose
ashes Iepose in their midsI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
Warenten INrgin,al flag.
Telegraphed Tor the Baltimore Sun.

bUSTUN, NOV Ut NJ.
We now have returns f;om The entire State,
with The exception OF few towns, which show
the following result for Governor:
Briggs, Wing, 1902
Boutwell,, Dem. 28.O69
Phillips, F. s., 23,250
Briegs, it is now ascertaincd will fall shorl
about 200 votes Of being elected by The people.
Paltrey, Free Soilef Tor Congress, lacks 5000
Of being elected. There is no choice in this dis
iricl. The Wings gain in the House, having a
majority Of about one hundred members.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At Court OF Quarterly Session, held for Richmond
cnunty. at the Court House, Monday. the 5th day Of
November, 1919;
II having pleased the Great Disposer Of human
events 10 take from ihis life ISAAC \ JEFFHIES,
Esq, the Clerk Of the Superior and County coirs Of
this county, the members OF The County Court, The
Bar and Officers Of the Court, evidence Of the
high estimation In which the deceased was held by
them, a. christian and man, desire hereby To Ell.
press their warm sympathy and The suTviv.
ing relations and friends Of the deceased, and do
hereby
Resolve together with The members Of the Bar and
Officers Of the Court, 10 wear Grape the left arm
for the space Of thirty days, evidence Of their
respect for the de easet.
Resolved Thata copy OF the foregoing entered Of
record In this days proceedings Of the Court and be
published in the Wing and Enquirer, and that copy
he sent to the relatives Of the deceased.
Copy. Tesie,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
THE VIRGINIA ANIMAL CONFERENCE

OF SI1 OnSII SOO Ii.
The sessions oil this body on Friday and Sat.
urday were amos, entirely consumed by the ex-
animation OF the characters and labors 81 The
ministers, and The reception OF repors. Very
interesting and encouraging reports were read III
reference 10 the present condition and prospects
OF the Missionary Society OF lhe NJ. E Church
Soath, Randolph Macon College, and the Bucks
ingham Female Collegiate Institute. On Sab
BATH the pulpi,s OF The Methodist Presbyterian
and Bapls, Churches in The town were supplied
by different members Of the Conference The
interesting and solemn ceremony Of The ordina-
lion Of several Deacons and Elders was perform
ed at The Washington Sirecl Methodist Church
by The Bishop, assisted by Messrs EARLY, Crow
der, Rowzee and Doggeu
Tonight the anniversary meeting OF the Viz
ginia Conference Missionary Society will be
held al the Washington Stree, Church a, 7 o.
clock. Several addresses will be delivered.
Tomorrow night, NJ IN, same hour and
church, the Rev. David 5. Dogge,t d. D. will
deliver before the Conference the annual Sermon
on the improvement, oil the ministry.
On Wednesday night, al the same time and
place, it is expected and desired tina; the COME.
renee will hold general Temperance meeting,
and thar probably, Bishop Andrew, Dr.. Smith,
DR.. Lee, and Mr.. Edwards all Sons Of Tempe
rance, will be the speakers.
The Conference is not expected 10 adjourn be.
fore the last OF this week.
Petersburg Rtpubiieon, Nor l2th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
VALUABLE kOANO1 LAND FOR
SAIL

I AN authorised by Robert mervill, Of Tennes-
see, TO sell his Tract of Lam The Roanoke ryer,
near Tayor's Ferry, ccnlaini by late survey, As
There are II 1856 acrof valuable river bot.
tom, ready Tor cultivation. Thigh land Is ofysry
superior quality, aud Well adap to the cultivation a
tobacco, wheat and corn. P1rs desiring 10 view tho
land will please call on Nr. Aisead Sturdirant, who
lives in the nrIehhorhood, anil tax. pleasure IN
showing II. TERMS will be msto suit the purchas-t.
No. :. EATON,
Attorney floben p. someryill
Henderson, Granville CO.. N, March G-eif