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s25,OOO,000

Leaving balance of s25,OOOOOO, which, If these es.
correct constitute unnecessary charge
the cotton planter, and might be saved by trausacag
business with the manufacturer SOS
That the organization of such association your Com
mittee have suggested would effect such revolution in the
trade they think might be shown So long the
remains their warehouses; il would be under qua
rantee that II should bring certain and fair price, the bene
fit OF this would be lost soon as IL removed. Under
such circumstances who would ship it7 Would the planter
specuator remove bale2 What would be the induce.
ment7 Such removal would only forfeit the guarantee,
but render it certain that the cotton reach the
facurer with accumulation OF unnecessary charges by
which the price would be reduced With strong induce
ments therefore, for its remaining and certainty of loss
its removal scarcely bale would 60 except the mnnuac-
tuers order Effect such revolution, and Liverpool would
longer be the great cotton market Of the world and gov
prices for Southern ports would become the
manufacturers makctour own merchants would he their
purchasing agcnswe should learn do business
keep home and this would bring the commerce
of all nations to portsthe gold and produce of all would
be brought 10 cities TO exchange for We
should become great importing exporting section
the country Business would invite capital population
our property would be greatly enhanced in vuue-we
should be Independent of all sections and countries while
all would he made tributary In conclusion your Com
mec will ask, tho necessary capital be raised WHY
not Eic! dollars per bale the production OF single
year would p. sufficient while they have attempted 10 show
that dollars pc. bale per lnnum would be saved in e1
pcnses aud there can be doubt that similar would
be received By increased price, If So fifty millions dollars
would DC added the planters income. This
benefit would be ALL and is deemed sufficient 10
justify the subscrp tiou OF 100000 900 dollars il go
much would be necessarily sunk in The operation your
Committee why the capital should be LOST
the other hand, the cotton commissions &c., have been
estimated be worth in the seaports 500 doIars-the
interest the capital would DO equal 10 least 81
more making 437 500 dollars while the back storage re-
ceivng and forwarding, commissions consgnnents of
other produce and vessels with great variety Of small
matters would hardly fail pay the expenses conduct
ing the business leaving the interest and cotton commission
business dividend of nearly thrtyhree per per
annum the stockholders.
Your Committee have thus considered as far as their
of investigation allowed them questions Of
production and capacity for production the
influence of irregular production and the possibility of
trolling its effects ability increase the consumption
improve tae price, and largo portion of the annual
charges and expenses now paid.
We confess that have confidence in any of these
hot bed systems designed the great law of trade
1t always safer not to attempt force ntees, by any
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN NORFOLK ro,,
AT a meeting of a portion of the Democracy NJ =
County, held in the Town Hall, in the town Of po..A
"Wednesday evening, Oct. %, ISL on motion, Mos'r
Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was stated by the o..,
purpose OF appointing Delegates 20 NEE, with sia'
gates from the county OF Princess Anne in (;o,si:
be held in this town to select suitable candisa,t!
for State Senator at the approaching election
Constitution. u. 4
When on motion, the following gentlemen VISA
John Porter, Robert Dickson, Maurice [. Iab
Williams, Joseph NJ Miles, Harrison Fcrel.a Il
Myers VIM Ho!t, John Lash. VIM VI Levy " ny
dan, Caleb Nash DR. Jas /: Hodges, DR. u p 'a:a
Orr, F Ferebee, Willis Dali Dr. Jerome i'.% =
Drufy, Col. Isaiah Cherry, Thomas Johnson I. .
Joseph Carter, Col Brice, Col 5 crssker WIN S..
thanie Portock, Richard Nash. Stephen Ii,ct :
Bidde, John Driver, Captain George On,en MN. 20
Or VIM Tatcm, VIM Ives, VIM l. H.,,on f "' y IT,
Vim W Davis, VIM Kay, Colin Reynolds, rbo,n,.h = =
! RoSt Petit 'As S'.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary ws,..,...
delegation. ees .
Resolved, That the Convention rsctin n. r,,.u,,
Saturday, the Srh day OF November NJ - n ' q.
Resolved, That the Chairman and sscre,,,v s.,,..
efficient gentlemen Of the party i1r each 6. ,r
Town Is iaiu OH, "ose o'lF !: SHAH be 10 obtain The n
OF each and every Vote. IT their Respective we o.
their politics. -' ""o
The following gentlemen compose the Commit. t,,..
ward: ~"
No. John Thomas, il, Jas Maiorncv VIM Il, =
No 2-Thomas ~ h!;e. Dr. Jas Hodges C;n,r'. "a
No. 3-Oney Edwards, William Woodeni, Ma,
dan.
No 4-Joseph G Myers William Peel. o.c,,R
wood.
No. 5-Wm NJ Levy, John Lash, John ve:mI,f,,
No. G-Wm Peei, Harrison Fe!ebee, John Il T.oc,
Augustine Moore
No Henry Phillips James Fleming John Il b.,
No. S-J0hn T West, Robert Petit, George Coli,
! Hutlcr Chas Seabury.
On motion, Resolved, That Major Wheele- 3, ,
Boykin and VIM VI Levy be a cour:nil,ac 20 adde's.
10 The Hon. Shelton Leakc, our candidate Tor Lieu.
Governor inviting him To visit ami address the Dsn.
| Of Portsmouth
On motion, Resolved, That the thanks of this nee.
rendered 10 the respective committees for their ?o-
efficient action at The recent election.
| Mr. Firglnius Cassell and Major 5. Wheeler bcn;
upon, severay addressed the meeting; Also Gel Jan,
meron OF pennsy lvania being present, was loudly cali
when he arose and addressed the meeting, giving an s,
Of the recent triumph in his State.
| On motion, Resolved, That The proceedings Of th
ing be published in the Pilot and Argus, Norfolk, az
uuirer and Examiner Richmond.
| On motion the meeting adjourned
NJ. ". ARMISTEAD, Chain
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To The Editor, of the Enquirer: ., ,o.,

10 the iSdHcTs % AtS A@''sa" NJ,
All RICH. in Fauquler! ,ho
nun o Warrenon was held the Court House, on Satur
d,y evening Nov lst Col. VIM F. Phillips was called TO
the Chair and G. w. Booth appointed oecre1ary
The object of the meeting was stated IN an aPPropiia.
ard feeling manner by Geo. w. Brent MI VIM H. Payne
submitted the meeting list containing ioy-fFe Names
~ attend Democratic Convention TO be held al kappahan
mock Court House. Monday Nov lOih Tor the purpose
q: nominating Democratic candidate TO represent n cou
s If Fauaiier and Rappahannock in the first GeneIa
.sonbv under the new Constitution. On motion OF ar.
G. r. Ayres the meeting appointed every Democrat Oh me
Worrenon precinct who should happen 10 be present. ue
nsenG also expressed entire satisfaction with the
nominations made BY the Stanton Convention and PROM
iscd its nominees the most cordial ana uneu into the
committee of nine appointed 10 enquire h.o .i'e
ynedency of establishing Democratic ASSOCIATION IN inc
| town of Warrenton. zodiac % IN,
of the Democracy in the district the meeting was
addressed by MIR. John @. Mari, hm anc un"a'eiinS
friend Of the cause he espoused VINO gave On a.s ga
sewnrdshio a delegate the Stanton Convention aho
eynoscd in language Of whitening rcbuke the trcEey ana
chcanery Of the WING party He warned the people agans
the marty who had falsely assumed the name OF the Union
but had shown themselves 10 be the same oo coon
in another skim His feelings revolted al me aea .at m
Democratic party who had aboIea ana eosu ~
the suicidal act Of destroying IT, HE coHpaeu, III soin
language the noble and manly Saunton Convention, COM
posed OF vigor youth and talent The weak affair hat al
forwards convened Charlottesville, composed oil aisaP
pointed politicians and broken down hacks ana showed e
ndoubted superiority of the former whose proceedings were
casting happy influence over all pars VI 1hi7 eon'H
wealth.
Mr. Geo. W. Brent then addressed the meeting, with that
flow of Democratic and honest eoquence that so strongly
marks the superiority Of the Every eur was constran
ed TO give its eye oeamed with admiration
whilst every responded to the noble pusations oil his
own We regretted that all Democrats were not
present. be aroused from their ehargy by stirring Ian
guase and personed Democracy Mr. Brent ioretod that
not only Whagery in this united land OF America wonIu
Weld 10 the honorable dictates and influences of Democracy
but that long, the Russian sertogeher with all OF dis-
ned and unhappy Europe would be blessed and mace happy
pauted with the proper spirit and its sentiments approved
OF with much cordially
All is right In Fauqnier The Democrats are stirring ana
active Universal suffrage has left this good old COM
monweah in the hands OF the Wings The Democrats
have pretty equal vote under the new SYSTEM and
perhaps small majority; but at any rate this time we WIN
20 upon the principle that capacity to triumph depends
upon the determination with which We enter the canvass,
and being energetic will soon have cause 10 say "As
Well ~
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THE JUVENILE CONCERT

Which takes place at the African Church. this evening,
will bea most interesting exhibition Some three hundred
children will unite in singing highly popular and choice
songs; and the improvement which has been made by them
in this pleasing branch Of education nder the direction OF
the Messs kenncrcrs warrants the belief that they viii
acquit themselves in highly credabe manner The e1hl-
bton given by portion OF tho children at the First Baptist
Church tho evening Of Tuesday last was well attended,
and i, spoken Of in high The concert this
evening" will doubtless call together much larger audience
the young vocasts will thereby be encouraged and In
spred excamwith greater harmony and enthusiasm I'VE
come with songs 10 greet your
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70 the Editors of The Enquirer /:


Charlottesville Nov. 3, 1851.
Gentlemen The Democratic party OF Albemare held
meeting to-day and have unanimously nominated the io'
lowing ticket Dr. Benjamin Randolph for Senator; Jas
NJ Gane for House Of Delegates; ST. George Tucker Tor
House of Delegates.
This ticket is strong one and all our nominees are sood
and true men, against whom no charge be alleged Dr.
Randolph is the grandson OF Thomas Jefferson ST. Geo.
Tucker The Of the late Judge Tucker and nephew OF
John Randolph; MI Garrett is OF good talents ana
resides near Scottsvie
There feeling in party here and that is TO
give united and cordial support 10 our nominees Inc
meeting which nominated these gentlemen was very hume
rousy attended all parts Of the county, and was me
most enthusiastic democratic gathering that has been held
for many years
After our meeting over the WhIgs held one and their
old candidates. Col Bowcock and d. B. Garth, Just elected
to the House. aside and the lowing ticket adopt
ed f. R. Watson for Senate; Alexander Rives, House OF
Delegates VIM. T. Early, House Of Delegates.
Both parties marshalled for the contest und Veto
ry trust will perch upon the Democratic banner and the
native county ohe great Apostle Of Democracy DO redeemed
from tho thraldom OF Whiggery. Very truly, yours.
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For The Enquirer.
Messrs Editors II will be gratifying your readers to
know that the Barque "M organ Dix sailed from this port
this morning with l45 emgrans from Virginia for Liberia
One hundred OF them free and from The counties of
Rockbrdge Augusta, Rockingham, Shenandoah and Fred
eck and entitled TO draw upon The appropriation of the
Legislature for their removal We have on our lis,
more than 400 applicants for emigration from the same
counties OF these hope to send out $50 by the Liberia
Packet which sails from this port about the first of January
next. r. W. BAILEY
Agent American Colonization Society for Virginia
BALTIMORE Nov, L. 49,
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTION

JACKSON, Miss, Nov 4.-The election in this State
nues for three days and progressing with much spirit
immense vote being poed Gen. Foote, the Union candi
VIII carry the State by twenty thousand majority.
ln the first district for Congress- D. B. Nabors in the
cond district John D. Freeman and in the fourth A. Daw
SON. all Union candidates. elected In the third district
Melville, secessonst, is making pretty heavy POLL and
may be elected
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WIN. GLEASON, SECRETARY.

FREE SOIL MEETING IN FANEuIL HAL
Bosros, Nov 5-The Free Sellers held meeting 10.
at Faneuil Hall which Attracted great crowd Rrso.
were passed in favor Of receiving knssuth o Rl!er
Mazzni. Among the speakers was Gidd:ngs, OF ONO.
was twice called liar during his speech and frequent
tcrrupted by calls and cheers Tor Webster. Gddnes
ever finished his address, and serious disturbance
nlace MS was feared.
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FROM BUENOs aYRES

BosToS Nov Ave have adyices from Buenos avrea 70
the 18th September being days later than by the
chip Relief Gen oFbe had made second application to
Ine hnglsn and fench admiras 10 take himself and his
troops away He says he dispose of bis propsv hs
will resign and Europe The fears that had Been en-
tertained of blockade subsidinp
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CDR. FRANK LEWIS."-The person who assumes this Ii
M and who is in custody Richmond Va turns out to be
J. c. Evans the seducer of Mrs Budel in New York. and
well known an inmate Of the Tom5s Mr.. Twchell Of
Philadelphia fully recognizes him the who passed
forged draft him for $780, He will be held to await the
requisillon of the Governor of Pennsylvania.
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ne STRITrTTvC EIDE

PHILADELPHIA Nov 5th-A fire broke out this evening,
aoor * O'clock in the rear part Of the hardware and cutie
ry store of Messrs Faust g. Winebrewer No 6SX North
Third street, who occupied The st Sd and 4,h stories Their
stock was valued at s00G0 upon which there was an ns
Snc& u Sa0u0 Tue loss is unknown The second story
occupied BY Messrs Meecke Shepperd shoe store
who were fully ensured The of the FIRE is unknown
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DELAWARE ELECrlON
WILmrSGToS, DEL, Nov 5.-Eve.y dlsric. hear!
gives majority in favor OF the Convention 10 frame
Constitution
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----Ne%S-~----
TRUE PICTURE OF WHIGGERY

AT democratic meeting in New Orleans MIR. Soria made
excellent speech from which make extract appi-
cable approaching election The Wings of Louisiana
were as their sneers 'JOs Walker 1.-THE pre-
sen, Democratic Governor,) as the Virginia Wings will be
in attempting down Joe" Johnson the next Cover
nor Of Virginia
Moreover we, the people, compose the democratic party,
we know what doing we know what our principles
But look the other sdethe wing ranks. lis not
the masses, the people, but few committeeman, political
wreworkers, who pull the strings, whilst the majority OF
their party look and admire the figure dance might
compare them TO Of these movable dolbabes. Some
body pulls one srng sup goes legs" somebody pulls
another string-down ARM" Those in The back
ground, who seewho not behind the scenes,
and consequently do understand the political machinery
informed hat 'the baby is doing, by proclamation
In other wod the whig party change their creed so often
have many platforms, new principles, to suit all
times places and changes that the leaders are forced pub
ish thenl-to spread them 10 the wind sand windy affairs
they often are m in order that the rank and file of t
cal party know what TO hurrah for and what TO talk
about. call them musical for you we'll know that all their
tactics their elections and, in fact, everything else with
ssn is esgylaEyv se ga6s did free Interchange of
argument and opinions have "Gee Cubs and "Serena
ders with their ivan, Van VANS used up p or its
is in the field night is made melancholy with Poor Old Joel
him grass and let him gon' That same "oor Old
joe happened TO be stubborn democratic nag" and
wouldn't be turned out to but suck 10 his fodder
in the rack" And finally we are to have whg Sheriff cleo
ted to the tune of
''We're bound 10 work all night
We're bound 10 work all day;
Ivc bet my money Jim Frcret-
Somebody bet TN MarigayW
But appears to that there's screw loose in
bodys and all the organ grinding in creation
wouldn't gull democratic party submit quietly such
comprising as that
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RIcHMoSp. NOVEMBER G. !;
TOBACCO.-'rhe market is without change in pr,
Shipping lugs 50 TO Is; manufacturing Tugs 50 10
fair very good; ai- manufacturing 81 10 DO go
nufacIuring To So and very good and fine 30 /.
Extra fine would bring higher prices. Good Smooth
ping tobacco is in demand at 80 10 80. and fine Is
Common shipping IS to so. n. VI. MARTIN & {
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
WHEAT.-Primc White S. cls Red so cts.
FLOUR.-Saes Of new on basin bank at SO Is for
nond S37s for Sco,tsvllc.
CORN.--62H 65 cents
CORN NEAL-67H Il Is cents.
OArS--l5 cents per bushel.
RYE-75 10 SO cents.
FlSH-Hcrrings, No l Cut 81 "a, Gro:.
Roe S6aS6 IS; Mackere!, No. 3, S41 No. ,, s:S
40. |, S9H a9A. Shad-none in market.
LARD-New, in barrels, l0Ll0s cts kegs II.
BACON-Prime Baltimore Sides l0i3 l0l. cents.
Shoulders 9& scarce and in demand
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oICuM0ND ENQUIRER.
To III M U N II ~ V~~~-~l~~~-~~>~~
ERGDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER :, -

~ The DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION OF Nlsn'I W"u
viii hold their next meeting at the Union :, t.
THIS EVENING, at half past seven oc,o."
desirable that there should be iu'' 'uf" ou' ~
80 susru Democrat is exhorted TO be at his posi-!
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NEW YORK ELECTIONS.

ALBANY Nov Sit is generally conceded that the demo-
erals throughout the State successful The wings have
sorty in the Senate about the last year The
Assembly doubtful but probably democratic The mao-
rty for the democratic Stale ticket in this city 900 War
rem county gives 600 democratic majority and Herkimer
1900 do. Genesee gives 1900 and Washington 1000 hp
majority. Oneida gives 400 whg majority. :
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VIRGINIA CONFERENCE, NJ. f. CHURCH SOUTH

VIRGINIA CONFERENCE, NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH.
Conference met Tuesday, Nov e. according adjourn
ment Rev. John Early in the Chair.
Religious exercises conducted by the Rev. Dr. VIM.
a. Smith. The minutes OF the preceding day read.
Mr. c. Wnner of Washington city, extended very po-
lite invitation 10 the Conference visit the Panorama of
the Holy Land which respectfully and unanimously
ceptei.
The Conference ordered that Rev. Mcssrs G. w. S. Har
james f. Brannin and JOS Carsln be returned upon
the supcrnumerary list and that Rev Messrs. Ballard h.
Gibson, VIM. f. Starr, and John W. Williams be returned
upon the superannualed list.
Rev. Charles w. Pchebridge announced 10 the Confer
the death Of Rev. David Wood his residence
Port Republic, during the year 1851.
Rev. Zacarah L. Harrison, Elder, who located Of the
Conference in 1884, applied for re-admssion passed in exam
nation of character, and was rcadmltted accordingly.
Rev Benjamin 5 Hume local preacher of Cupeper Cir
cut recommended be graduated to tho Office Of
Elder passed in examination OF character and elected
accordingly.
Rev DR. Wm A Smith, from the joint Board of Finance,
presented report in part which received.
Conference adjourned with benediction by tho Rev John
Early.
The following preachers ordained 10 the Office Of
Deacon Sunday last by Bishop Andrew assisted by the
Rev John EARLY John G. Rowe, Archibald Bland, James
Il. WaGgoner, Lemue s. Reed, Joseph Helm Josephus An
derson, James Duncan.
Rev Messrs George W Trimyer George W Carter, C W
Petite Sdge, and John Dey, solernny ordained Ell
ders. ~
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.NEW ] DIRK, NOV
The steamer Prometheus from Chagrcs arrive! he.
day with 500 passengers and 5000, 600 IN gold.
The steamer Independence arrvcdat San Juan On III
October, with $3.50 900 in gold and 400 passengers
The steamer Carolina put in NJ RealO in distress .
ith inst and landed $50 passengcrs.
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- n, ITO nat,ents Or. Stribing seems
and ann oT his Office Of superintendent and ph
ean IN Chief and ably assisted Of the nroudes
For nteesis charities of Vrginia-we refer our
NJ aG annual reports of the directors among ne
hI;ot
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LATEST NEWS III THE FELhGRir

BALTIMORE, Nos
ELECTION.-The election in this city which cam
Yesterday resulted in the success of the whole Demo.
ticket, by from 500 to 1000 majority.
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We requested 10 Robert g. Rres of Prince
George the Democratic candidate to represent Suy and
Prince George in The next Legislature.
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Yesterday afternoon VIM. D. Winston ESD, of Hanover,
nominated the Wing candidate for the Senate by The
Convention OF Delegates from Honove and Henrco which
assembled at the City Hotel Mr. w. formerly represented
Hanover in the House OF Delegates.
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PRICES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND

Par ELns. L..'
Virginia State Stocks (ncw irEue) SlDD lg
)n. do. do. twith Interest from July - 100 /!
Richmond City Bonds, sales This week. aud Interest,
James River and Kana aha Bonds, 100 Ii
Richmond and Danvlc Railroad Bonds par and n,cIest.
Virginia Bank 20
Farmers bank 100 4
Exchange Bank loo 10
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company 100 4;
Richmond Fire Association 20
Richmond. Frehs'brG and Potomac Railroad 100 Z
Central Railroad 100 +
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad 100 s.
James Riverand Eamawia Company l0O
Virginia Woolcn Factory at auction. loo .
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SURRY.
To the Editors Of the Enquirer

To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
SuRRY CoUSTY, Der. 30, 1851.
Gentlemen enclose you the exact vote given in
old Sury. There regular candidate for the Legsa
ture certain this work would be do again
in December. However poll opened for Booth and
Cabaniss all the precincts and for Dr. Edwards Wallis
Bridge and for DR.. Wilson the Conri House.
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NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
TRENTON. N. j.. Nov. Sin this State the Senate will
probably stand II Democrats Wings and the House Sc
Democrats to 81 Wings.
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MICHIGAN ELECTION.
DETROIT, Nov 5.-The Democrats have elected their Go
vernon and State ticket by 10000 majority.
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II All nominations of candidates for Offices under the
Constitution, charged for as advertisements and
be accompanied by advance pay insure prompt
ser,ion.
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l1tlSRlED,

MARRIED..
MARRIED, Tuesday the Ash November at O'Clock.
the Rev Dr. Howell, NJ JOHN b. GLAZEBROOk, 10 Miss il
l.. GREEN. all Of this city.
MARRIED, Tu say. the Ih inst, Washington. bv he
James Doncan, MIR GEORGE g. SENSENEY. al the 81
of the Winchester Republican, MARY HELEN daughIe: Of
) GalIaher Esq Third Auditor of the Treasury
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THIS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT-orrlcIAL.
The officers conducting the late election in this district
assembeda the County Court House yesterday accordngto
law and declared the following to be the true vote 1t will
be that Mr. Caskies majority up the haering
nuuhnr Of fnnr h1iudrsd and sichku eight: