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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

"a FOR RENT, the House and Lot on Grace
E:i street, nearly opposite the Centenary Church. at
present occupied by Dr. Wharton. The house is large
and most admirably suited for day school, aud in
most excellent nelghbourhood. Possession given on
the LIST September next. Apply to
jy so JAS NJ TAYLOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

<4z55sss FOR BOSTON.-Fsrst and onlv Vessel
schr MERCY TAYLOR, Captain Cyrus Nckerson
having portion of her cargo engaged and going on
board, will sail with all possible Dispatch For bal
ance OF freight, or passage having superior accommo-
dations, apply to Captain on board at Edmond q Da-
venports wharf or to DAVID CURRIE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

49, FOR RENT, the old and well established
E stand tor grocery store situated at the corner of
Franklin and Wall Streets For terms, apply to
jy 80 JAS. M. TAYLOR.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

ut OTICE TO OWNERS OF LAND WAR
Ia RANTS-The undersigned will make liberal
cash advances on Land Warrants granted under the
acts OF February IL, 1S47, and Sept %, 1850, when
placed in his hands for location, will purchase the
same when desired
JAS. T. SUTTON, JR.,
Land, Pension and General Agent,
Corner OF Bank and 18th ss., Richmond Va.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

a. FOR RENT.-A very comfortable dwelling
Esa house on Union Hill, the residence of O. A.
Strecker containing four rooms with the basement
There s we'll ct superior in the yard together
with good garden and other conveniences.
Rent SS4 per year. Apply to
TOLER & COOK,
au b Accents and Collecfora
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

NMT ANTED, to purchase, woman OF good char.
w acer, who can cook aad wash for a small ia
lily; also, boy u or 6 years of age accustomed to
the dining room.
Such servants will find good home, and liberal
price will be paid for them.
BlNFORD, MAYO a. BLAIR.
For sale, per CT bond OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Co., for $1,000 guaranteed by the State Of Vir-
gnia. va
iy l7-eots % M o. ID,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

NEW COZ A RTN ERsII IP.-E G.
"a TOMPKlNS has this day connected with him
his nephew, W. D. TOMPKINS, tor the purpose Of
transachng General Grocery, Receiving, Forwarding
the old stand formerly occupied by E. G. Tompkins &
Co, Cary street under the style and firm of E. G. g.
w. d. TOMPKINS. They hope by prompt and
strict attention to business gain share OF the pub
lie patronage. E. G. TOMPKINS
w. d. TOMPKINS.
Richmond, July 18th 1851 " l7-eolr
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

Buyers are referred to my Register OF Przeg 10 be
seen at the office, as proof Of what have sold and
every drawing continues TO Increase the namber.
Orders Tor packages, certificates of packages and sir
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the LOTTERIES will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
quested. Please address orders to
au4 N. SRAI"TON Richmond Va
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

&A FOR RENT, those two large stores, situated
I'LL in the centre of the business part of the city, Just
below Messrs Purcell u Ladd. Possession can be had
about the LIST OF October next Apply to
~ IL JAMES NJ TAYLOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

a. FOX RENT, two tenements on the corner of
Hi Clay and Adams street, each containing four good
rooms: Possession given in few days. Apply to
jy Is RICHARD HILL, Jr
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

SMALL FAT NO. 8 MACKEREL.-lOO
~ bbls. landing per Courier this morning, for sale
by
au4 JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

ASLUTINAS.-A fine assortment OF Musical
Ill Goods on hand, consisting Of and 10 key Flu
tinas, Banios and Violins, for sale by
r. M. ZIMMERMAN,
au e ISL Main st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

Drawn Nos. of MonongaIia extra No. Y-July 25tb:
IA 81 33 81 % 7 40 60 "a H.
Ticket Nos. "a 81, prize Of 800, sold and paid
hy STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Monongalia, extra No 59-luly s6:
2 IS "a 81 IS 40 43 81 65 80 Is 81 SO
Whole Nos 40 65 e. D
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

y RAIN BAGS.-5000 machine and hand made
~ ofhome manufacture, for sale in large quantities.
against any Northern competition, by
au 4 JOHN HI, CLAIBORNE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
Wing Nominations.

" asL,ngton Co.-Assembly, LIST District, Eli
Sha Billings lid District, David Wilson Coun-
ty Judge, James Gibson of Salem; Surrogate,
David A. Boies of Greenwich Justice OF the
Sessions, Thomas Shand of Cambridge Coun-
ty Superintendent OF Poor, VIM. J. Bockes OF
Hebron CoronerS, Bradshaw Goodhall of White
hall Royal Slocum of Easton; Erastus d. Nc
Killup of Salem.
Osrego Co-County Judge, Charles Rhodes
of Oswego city, Sheriff, George W. Stiwel of
Albion; County Treasurer, Henry c. Peck of
Mexico Surrogate, Joseph Esmond of Volney :;
Superintendent of the Poor, Abram Fort of Os-
wego town. Special Surrogate, John Wander
burg of Constantia. Special Judge, Sylvanas c.
Huntington of Richland, Associate Justice,
Mason Salisbury of Sandy Greek, Coroner, Ma
man Goodsell of New-Eaven; Assembly, Ist Dis
trict, J. NJ. Rice Of Schr1ppel lid District, Chas
Perkins OF Con>tantia
Opeida Ex-senator, Benjamin II. Hunting
ton OF Rome County Judge, Ben amin r. Coop
er of Utica Surrogate, Amos O Osborn Of san
gerfeld Justice for Sessions, Charles Robin
son Of Paris Treasurer, Edward b. Shelly OF
Rome
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
OREGON.


From the San Francisco Herald
By the arrival OF the Pacific Mail steamship Com.
pany'S steamer Columbia. We have received Oregon
papers to the 23d OF August.
The Columbia arrived ~ Astoria on Saturday, the
Odd at II o'clock A. NJ, making the passage up IN
seventv.two hours. She lefi Astoria again sun.
DAY, the oath al L. Vi, with passengers and mails.
The Columbia brings down $4,000 IN Treasure to
order, and for Shipment TO New-iork.
The Times of the 2lst announces the death OF
Mrs Games as follows
Died on Wednesd the 18th INST, at Clatsop
Plains, Elizabeth, daughter Of Nicholas kinkhesd
and Priscilla Mcbride born IN Versailles. Ken.
lucky, March IL. 1909, married 10 John l.. Gaines
June ~, 1919
The circumstances attending the death of Mrs.
Games are melancholy IN the extreme Gov
Games, with his wife and family. came down the
river on the willamette, and on Sunday morning
wen. to Clatsop. where he has lately purchased
farm and TO which he was, with the most pleasing
antlcipatonS of the future about 10 introduce has
wife ard children a. their future home. On the road
to their house from Skipanovn landing, Tie horse
upon which Mrs Games was riding backed IN be-
tween the fore wheels and the oxen OF wagon which
was accompanying them. The animals became
frightened and started OF at fall speed, carrying
the horse along with them Mrs. Games fell, her
head striking upon the tire o. the wagon, aud her
body being damned between the front board and the
horse Tie horse being thrown down. was passed
over by the wheels OF the wagon and Mrs Games
fell underneath before the oxen were checked.
She spoke but once after the accident. and imme-
diatey became InSenslble The injury OF the BRAN
forbade all hopes of recovery, and after lying seven.
Il five hours in a state OF unconSclousness, her
spirit calmly took flight leaving ITS lrah and tempo
rary tenement.
The bereayed family are thus called upon To de-
plore the loss Of another OF ITS members On Their
way 10 this country. two daughters who LEFT then
home in the United States blooming with health and
full of the high hopes OF youth, died at 81. Catha-
rneS of yellow fever, and lie buried on the distant
shores of Brazil. just year ago Gov. Ganes ana
his family arrived IN this Territory IN the U. ;.
slcop.of.war Falmouth. The anniversary has been
commemolatcd by mOurnful event. Aslarge circle
of friends viii sympahze IN the bereavement OF The
family.
The weather in Oregon has been very pleasant.
Late advice from the Rogue River country report
the Indians as quiet and friendly. Strong hopes
entertained that no more difficulties viii occur I'm
that region DIR. Dart. the Superintendent OF Indian
Affairs goes down on Tie Sea Gull on heI next trip
to putchase their lands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

Board at Grsytoun ranged from 81 90 81 ss,.,
day PROVISIONS scarce and nigh. The nearest Dim,
au'h, IRON vhrh only plintalus and bananas "a.
DC ootaneJ. Is twenty seven mics up the rfver .,t
IS indeed tne only one upon II. No fruii Is grow,
A. Gfeyin"n. the oranges. mons &c either .ap,
ing from RivaS and Granada IN the native boats -,
nToo Shs IN a most OF the pigs and cattle are, from
jamaica
Since tie ternbie scenes OF excitement IN s,,
Francisco consequent upon the execution. by IA.
NRlarcc Committee, o. tAo two notorious crfor,,'
Whitaker aud MckcnLe, aaer they had been ca
tuied by and retsken from The authorities little hes
occurred of special interest
In The agricultural valleys there las be-, -.
product Of potatoes and other vegetables one fs,.
iurrs cut crop o; potatoes The ne; value Of Will
Is $4,000.
Rams had twice fallen at San Franc,sco--,p m.
,aSt DAYS OF August ard 9th OF SEPTEMBER
Tie success attending TIE quartz rn,rin, o,.r,-
ions ~ Efa>> alley. IN Nevada County. Is attract
ing large degree ~ attention on the mar, Of "a,
Francisco cpialiS;s In that single locality thers
arc eieh' o, ONE mus m operation crushing and
washing nom 81 10 forty tons o. rock Der day AMI
every one making money. some statistics IN -
TO tins hereafter 20 be leading Interest ~ r,6,s
ma. Will furnish YOU at another time Gov the 'nso,
nation OF your readers and capitalists On this "a
Those who anticipate, or predict, falling OF in on,
gold product know little of what thew say or of the
immense treasures yet locked up within the bosom,
of the SlefraS
Ofbusiness matters IN san Francisco and the nm
terror. IN mercantile way, know little. The pa
perS and your correspondents will keep sou well
posted in regard TO trade.
H. closing this desult0ry letter, would beg leave
to express my thanks TO the officers OF the line the
Pacihc side. and TO the agents Of the Canal Com
pany, for polite attentions and information on mmy
subjects Of interest connected with the new route
Mr. Lord, the gentlemanly PurSer ofthe Prometheus
recognized as an old friend OF the public, whom.
wears ago, they knew as connected With the New
Haven route. He l. a fine fellow. IN.
PS. TIE Parl6c star. the Democratic sue
cossor Of The Neirs. was discontinued on the 81 Of
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
Opposition Nominations.

XNIIId Senatorial Decentralization Bristol,
Of Tioga Co.
XNIFh Senatorial Dis'r,ct.-James d. But
ton, OF Port Byron, Cayuga Co.
Chenango Co.-For County Judge and >urro'
gate. Roswell Judson, OF Sherburne County
Clerk. Horace : Read, OF Smthvllle County
Treasurer. Charles W. Oendorf, Of Norwich 4,
Special County Judge, William NJ. Mason, OF
Norwich. Justice of Sessions, Elisha A. Slnons,
of New Berlin Superintendent OF the Poor,
Paul :. Graves of Preston Coroner, jeremiah
TlllOtson, OF Greene.
!Schoaaris Co.--For County Judge and Suuo-
cate. Demosthenes Lawyer, OF CobleshI +;
Treasurer Ralph Brewster, OF Schohare Sher-
if. John v STRIKER, OF Cobleskill Justice OF
the Sessions, Jno. Becky, OF Sharon Coroner
James Ferguson, Of Blenhe.m.
Gre,ae Co-For County Judge, Lyman IRE
main: for Superintendent of the Poor John
Feeney for Justice OF Sessions. 4. W. Rowley ;
for Assembly. Ist District \. II. Gray lid,
Thomas Bedell, Jr.
Jefersop Co-For County Judge, William {.
Thompson, Surrogate, James R. A. Perkins
for Treasurer, Silas Clark Tor Superintendent
Of Poor. Austin Event: Tor Justice Of Sessions,
Ambrose :. Babceck: Tor Coroner, William
IawtOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Gold Excitement-Diplom Proceedings.

Gold ENCItemfnt- DfplOmatiC ffOtrfdihgss
The dates from the sandwich Islands are 10 the
18th Of July.
The intelligence OF The discovery Of gold m Aus
tralia had created immense excitement IN Honolulu
Five vessels "a once advertised for sydney, and
four i've thousand bags of Hour changed hands IA
one day.
The PolneSian, under the head Of" Court News"
announces that on TUESDAY last the 18th ulta Dr.
Frck, LID, who arrived some months ago, as
Chancellor OF The French onSuate, was gracfousiy
recarsd by HIS Majesty, and presented his family,
consisting of eleven persons.
"On the same occasion. Capt w \. Howard late
of the United States Navy, was presented % HIS
Malcsiyh
This is followed up By the subioined paragraph IN
tie diplomatic ven.
We are authorized 10 state that Her Britannia
Malesiy'S Consul. General a. PlenIpOtentlary ior
Great Britain, and the Minister of Foreign Rela-
TONS rs Plenipoentary FOR this kingdom, con
cluced and signed on the 10Th INST q new Treaty OF
Friendship, Commerce and Navigation, upon prin-
ciples vi the fullest RECIPROCITY and respect 10 the
Kings sovereign nights, which nas been accepted
by His Majesty, ana whereof the Ratiications are
to be exchanged IA Honolulu IN ten months RON
that date.
"W We hope 20 be able 10 publish It entire soon"
The President % Peru has apprised " his august
Majesty kamehameha that he, the President, has
been elected President and the King Kamehaneha,
addressing The President as hs " great and good
friend declares thai nothing has ever gwen hun 30
much pleasure as to hear that the Aforesaid PTesi-
dent has been elected President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

to eaten the game if the scent Is not too
cold" "StOp the runaway
nv boy Bill has run off again He may
be known by buckshot wound ia the face,
received when ne was caught last time.
Fifty dollars will be paid for his recovery,
dead or alive" L" For sale. I
handsome quadroon girl sixteen years old.
also. 4 mother and three likely children.
'The mother is an excellent nurse and
cook VIII be sold separately If de-
sired. Inquire at the auctlon-rooms,
'Camp-st. New Orleans" &c. &c Who
car deny that such advertisements, being
spread before Northern communities. are
certain to stir up Slavery Agitation
One other Indictment among many viii
be noticed \ poor black man. by extra
labor. OF some streak Of luck. extricates him
elf from bondage But his family are still
slaves. So he gets their masters agree
ment that ne Will sell them for fixed price,
coaxes some kind-hearted statesman or
divine. well known at the North. to testify
that he is a worthy man and his story en-
tirely true. and then travels through the
Free States begging a dollar of this mer-
chant and quarter of that hod-carrler, and
a shilling of some child, whose feelings are
touched by the story of mother and her
children in Slavery, until he finally makes
up the sum required, and buys his wife and
children from Chivalry into Freedom Did
you ever happen to think that this man is
more efficient in sowing Anti Slavery seed
than a dozen bathering and bullying Adolf
ton lecturers
In short, gentlemen Of the Union and
Safety Committee y the work YOU have un-
dertaken is q hopeless one, and you begin
at the wrong end of it. The stars in their
courses fought against Sisera'-because he
would butt his soft head against the Higher
Law which oyerrules all human designs
and destinies You can only suppress
Slavery Agitation by removing the funda-
mental cause of such agitation. DO YOU
need to be told what it is?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
The Topics of the Morning.

BY the arrival of the Prometheus we have
California news to the 9Th Of September.
The election of State officers, which took
place on September 3, has probably resulted
in the choice of Reading, the Wing candi-
date for Governor. The returns were so
incomplete at the time of the steamer S
starting, that no positive conclusions can
be made respecting the Legislature.
Great excitement has been produced in
San Francisco and Sacramento City by the
execution of three criminals, without the
sanction of law, Of which full and interest
ing details will be found in another column.
The news from the mines confirms the
favorable accounts received by the last ad-
vices.
The steamer Lafayette has been burned
10 the waters edge at Chagres.
Another triumph of American navlga-
ton has been gained in the unprecedented
VOYAGE of the ship Flying Cloud around
Cape Horn, in - days from New York to
San Francisco.
The letters Of cur correspondents COM
municate several important particulars rela-
tive to Nicaragua, and will be read with in
tercst
BY the letter of our correspondent at San
Juan de Nicaragua, we learn that General
Munoz had marched upon Granada, the seat
of Senior Montenegro 5 Government, with
view to capture the city, and put an end to
that Government. No information as to
the result had been received, and it was re-
ported to be halted by the way at Ncara-
qua. We see no reason to doubt his sue
cess in this enterprise, as the strength on
his side is much greater than on the other.
There may be blood shed, but victory will
probably be with him. At San Juan much
excitement prevails owing to the appoint
ment of an Englishman as local agent for
the American Ship Canal Company.
Canada is vet without Government
We report a destructive fire in Troy. 1t
has occasoned great loss
The Telegraph has brought US news of
another Wing triumph in Maryland. Sue
cess to Maryland.
We publish some interesting letters rela.
tive to the Man-trapping in our own State.
The trial and conviction of Parker Will
be found reported at length elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
INpA RrRRER CnlvALRy.-L. CANpER,


HAYWARD RUBBER Co. Oy VIM A Buckingham, Treas :.
NEWARK INDIA kUBBkR Co, by Hiram Hutch .nson,
Ptest. EoRp 4 ca
The parties above naned. who falsely charge III IA.
DAY with pirang Patent owned by them and their
celebrates called Gocdyears Patent men, nv special
attention At this time la exposing tins vile caumny,
have for months past publicly charged this pretended Pa
tent " fraud and swsshe' These charges |
made IN the newspapers over my name While then
Law pending and at before the consti-
Uted tribunals of the country the naitles took their
testimony had printed the combination called thge,er
about dozen lawyers and brought 60 Trenton their pTn
cipN Witnesses the su a. law for $50 600 damages
called open Court ,hss suit involved the title the
Ps'cot. | offered 20 ny IL the combination backed out
I demanded judgment 0t SUIT, which have oen Oh
tanned against thus sw1ndhng Patent The plaintiffs
brought IN affidavit =; their late and parto~ner
William Judson and shu'e out Of tral Vet these chv
alreus gentlemen continue their sgracetu practice OF
threatening prosecution 90 homo able merchants.
commcnd then present position o. the candid consdesa
of friends and customers. while am happy 20
my facilities foY making shoes have been doubled
and am ready 90 receive fresh orders. hone T.
supply orders fl ard more promptly hereafter with
my increased facilities Pnce, DAYS best Patent Japan
Rubber Shoes IS cents wcmcas, 81 cents. All others
IN proportion. Car Spfngs, 80 cents PER pound Steam
Packing, IS ceRts per pound net HORACE H. DAY,
Mauu;ac' reY, lnEeRt0r anil Owner OF II inGla
a 81 Rubber Patents No. % Coultland,.>t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
MoRy TRyAsoy.-The hearing in {

MoRE TREAsoN-The hearing III the case
Of Samuel Williams charged with participating IN the
late outrage az ChrstiaLa, was concluded las. nigh
Several witnesses were examined. They testified 70
seeing Williams al CArlstlana and one Of the VII
uesses Henry Kline said he saw Williams follow
Ine hIm as ne proceeded IN wagon towards the
CAP. After the testimony aud arguments lad been
concluded last night, the Commissioner informed
The parties that he would give his decision this morn
M at 10 O'Clock.
AZ 10 O'Clock this morning, the Commissioner s,id
that he had formed very strong opinion OF the DE-
PENDANTS completely and connection IN this matter
tut he c q nOt choose that any defendant should
90 &c Jury unless entirely free from any prejudice
that might ariSe from AZ opinion expressed q, pre-
hminary hearing, he would not ave his reasons for
committing the defendants - answer-a course D.
deemed II his duiy 10 DO from all the testimony ana
eyicence before him.
The defendant was accordingly committed W
answer the charge OF treason At The next term OIL taa
United states CuCyl. Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
The Authors and Fomontcrs Of slavery
Agitation.


The Journal of Commerce, as the more
immediate organ of the Union and Safety
Committee, publishes the following PLEDGE,
which has been ndustrously circulated I'M
der the auspices of said Committee, and APP
pears to have been signed by several thou
sands of our City traders and politicians. as
follows
Wa cha na NEW ORR IhuIsday, Sept Is, 1871.
at the ensuing election. 10 take Mace in this
state, on the 4th day OF Novembernext, we will,
IN voting, faithfully and fairly carry ont the 9Th
resolution OF the Union Meeting al Castle Gar
oIuton Is in the ,olownS wor]s ''''' "''''" us
As Ss Of dh3 = ns opnS1 Of 's @ssS: fur n
spsh, with ncspSSs SIisr To our unon and thar we
ton for state Officer, or for Members Of Congress or Of
the measures recently adopted BY Congress-
them iOT renewed agitation
Among the names signed to the Pledge
we observe those OF James brooks, who
was last fal erected 10 congress oy the
'o'eS % 'ne very men i'e ho" Proscrioes' oi
o--:.: 8 -
'"'' 'fPVN''''" '.'''0 INV .i'io" a. tid-
VIC" ~ "Do" '' ' '-''' "oou'
'''' '''' ''S0' az : - ''''''N '1' '''' "'''
-, - 49," - . ~ .l "T'''''''o
'''',.'''', - 9''' '',,... 40
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~ WI: - - - - I - r.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
JAMES McCLArcHy.-Ths well known

JAMES McCLATcHY This well known
Land Reiomer and former resident Of this Cry,
was a candidate for the Assembly IN lolo
County, California, at the recent election, bnt,
from his nomination by the Opposition, was
defeated, (although polling heavy yote,) his
opponent claiming 10 be Just as favorable to the
interests Of the Settlers. The mere name OF
Democracy is beginning to be understood IN
California as well as here and the mIsmanagement
>
Of State affairs by the so-caled 4" Democratic
party aroused strong independent spirit IN the
Golden State Land Reform party Issue
was not raised, the meeting and candidates OF all
parties ayowng themselves - be friends - It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

Notwithstanding the returns from
the LIST District as settling the election of r. l.
Bowie, and those from the With that of Col
Cottman. the following are the names of the
members elected to Congress-
Ist Dlstrict-R |. Bowie, tWhig)
lid DIstrict--William T. Hamilton, (Opp)
Hid DiStrict-Edward Hammond (Opp)
IVth Dlstnct-Thomas Yates Walsh, (W) gam.
With District-Ale Xander Evans, (W)
Win DSttct-JoS. :. Cottman. Qnd. W.