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SCHIEDhM AROMATIC SrIINApPS.

nK D. /. MOTT, an eminent chemist
~ of New York says be recommends
the "Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps." i'm
ported by Mr. Wolfe. Of New fe k. as the
unrest and best article of lio' and gin to be
procured IN the United States. and peculiar
is valuable for medicinal purposes. For
,ale in this place by II T. WADDlLL
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St. Louis Oats

DEMOVAL-.j. G. LANorE, Law
~ ing removed his Book and STATION
Any s'nrr from The ha.empn' Of the Harvey
T1l 70 the larg sto on aiavet'" strc"
kn, wn az Nr. VibhrIts old stand. would
eel the attention OF his friends and 'he
cnblc 10 his stock, the largest in the
town. July 2ely.
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Ri,llings' Astringent.
Rafways Il fadY Relief.
CHOlCE WINES AND BRAN.

( NHOiCE WINES AND BRAN
~ dy - lust received--25 Boxes good
Clant ;-lj Boxes very choice Claret-;
! cask superior old BraDdy;-l cask Ma
deria Either OF the above can be had by
the gallon, box, OF in bottle.
oc;1d. JOSHUA BEAL.
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Fs'lNW ARE. Willoware, Brootns. Willow
L wagons. Grades, and Willow chair
rusar 'oNes. 1'oa canitprs Coffee caulsir'
Nr.. bw S. f. 81. ,NcuAup
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To Families

DUCKWIIEAJ Tor .ale IN any quantity
ID say from Ten Gents worth upwards.
;olien Syrup and iine NoIasses do.
.nu1jsy >HUA BEAL
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rHpyrr iT'NFS \ Li(TORS-lc0
~ .ons of 'est 1n1Iity French Etanly 70
.t,lln,e Of cd ra Too 80 nailnns Snzarac
brandy. 80 Casks Conn u do: 20 hoNct
Wins assortsl . harfc,, Gne Old R"cfii-
a WLiekey 50 gallon jamaca Run g"
..allons Holland tim Mao. great variety
81 fine hrtpin aud corl'al. for sale Ivy
il Il 'l6.iv :. + BLANCHARD.
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ERESlI ARRINALS.--7 barrels
L Of lad 40 kegs of prime larf, 40
boxes OF star Candles; S barrels No. 3
Mackeiel: barrels crushed and puverised
sugar: 10 casks of choice old Cogniac
Brandy just received and ioI sale by
august 9Th :. +. BLANCHARD.
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Sand sarsaporilIa.

TNOWN to ossps 81 the medical pro-
~ perlles of the IIondnres SarsaparIIa
aud recommended as good for all diseases Of
Likelihood For sale by
n,. ~, n T. WAnprtL
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F.iYnf! H. rae 7!

A few Bsrros Of very bne LINE. man
"A ulactured from the Oolite Roch Blue
Rive, Indiana. iani4l JOSHUA BFAL.
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GENERAL AGENCY.
GEORGE a. PIKE. eroner p. pRlANr.
GEORGE A. PIKE h Co.,
General AGENTS, Baton Rouge.

We viii attend promptly TO the collection
of all claims entrusted 10 us. either against
the state. or individuals residing in the para
isles Of East. or West Baton Rouge. -,
The liberal patronage we have met with
NJ General Agents: has not only enabled US
10 increase orr facilities FOR the transaction
Of breness but also 10 Gngst'.y kEpucr
our former retes ~ rouMssrov.
Our charges for collecting claims against
the State. viii now be as follows:
On sums under 800 , rer cent.
do 600 and not over $3.50, 2 per con-
do $3.50 and not over $500, "a
DO $500 and not over $1,000
do alDnO 10. do. $500,
do $500 10 do $50oo,
RArrs or ExoHaNGE or New ORLTAN~.
On sums from go. TO e25h, 1-2 pr. cf.
do do. do $3.50. 10 $500. VI do.
do do do $500 10 $5o1o, = do.
fl-y- information given T,nis Address
etters post mil. 10 Groug, \ PIKE Nro
NAV sy. fcarrH .H2tHHs,
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TwigE's Hair Restorative! !

THIS compound possesses the virtue Of
i restoring grey hair TO is original color.
and for preservation and growth Of the hair
has no equal Prepared rom The original
recipe abd sold quantities 10 suit purshas-
crs by Wa BOGLL, Druggist
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Samoan Snake Root

I FEW pound OF Samson Stake Root, the
a l..t native remedy for dyspepsia
known For sale by H. /. WADpitL.
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7 rSr rec lived small LOT of the pure
D; IN du 'etaed Kentucky Mustard Tor
ale at retail in packages Of quarter half
and whole pounds. JosBuA BEAl..
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f"rus SgsrecI amt uo Isusnbug.
Y INST Received,

4 DOZEN Cilferie's extra Champagne
~ in basket 400 boxes fresh Sa,dnes
the best IN the market; 200 doz., Anchovies:
81 gals. Pavilion Brandy; Butter AM
Cheese, july27 s +. BLAHCH A RID. .
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breast Pipes, Nipple shells. speculatums,
ID gum elastic and glass resraries nipple
shields. prepared traits. ect. Get. For sale
at the Drug Store Of, WM. BoGEL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Laorus's Tooth wash.
DREpARED expressly for emr, or
L bleeding gums. scMvy. he. For sale
by II. r. WADDILi.
IN BOXES ofsweet French Choco-
4 ~ late 70 ioz boxes Preston h Msr
ries celebrated Yeast Powders.
$. r. BLAscMAHD.
Ctnr CamtiAes.--5O Boxes Star Can.
~ dies iust received and for sale to the
trade Mt reduced prices.
oc.l3-y. JOSHUA BEAL.
Lightning Rods.
A NEW supply--iust received Of the Ia
n test i,nprovenents--pt m IN the
best msnncr. by W y. TUNNARD.
4 LsO ON HAND FOR sALE--Forcc
n Pumps. India Rubber Hose for pumps,
Chain Pumps with The tiles complete.
oct l0-v. w. r TUNNARD
Death On Rats.
A SMALL lot Of Burgess Roach, Rnt and
IA Mouse Exterminator iuFt received
and for sale by. WIN. BOEGEL. Drug
LEY to UNCLE TOMS CABIN
Ia by Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe
Just received and for sal by
octl3.v J. c. LANorE.
Datcut NIediCines.--A fresh supply
l of all The principal Patent Medicines Of
the day, just received and for sale by
WIN BOGEL, Druggist.
A CARD.
DY request Of my numerous patrons,
ID have been induced to get Soda Tickets
ol which ! will sell % for one dollar or six
or cents. WIN. BOGEL, Druggist.
Just Received from st. Louie
HsOEE LBS. Bacon, Sides and Should
~ACo ers. For sale by
oct13-y S. F.BLaScuAHp.
TO SUGAR PLANTERS.
T HAVE just received. and will continue
L to keep, good supply Of very fine SUI
gar House and water cistern cement
octl4-y. JOSHUA BEAL.
FROM SAINT LOUIS.
lust received from Saint Louis 0S
y Bags Shot No ie o; 500 Bar Lead
IS Barrels Extra $. +. Flour, For Sale by
le' or retail JOSHUA BEAL.
LADIES' KIDGLOvES AT COST.
7 HAVE on hand large assortment Of
i Ladies' Kid Gloves of all colors and
sizes which am prepared 10 sell al cost.
otl4 W. d. PHILLIPS.
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steam Candy.

VI chltb Hh'
INDIAN CHOLAGOGUt smith sTonlr.
| Champion. Pills and other preparations
cure this disease, FOR sale by
octiI VS.. BOGEL.
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For Coughs, Colds. &c.

yFRg Cherry pectoria'. Ru.h'on'e Cod
~ Liver oil. Wistars Basam ot Wild
Cherry. Javn.'s Exnectorant. llas'ings
eyrnpof Naphiha ect. inst received--a few
dozen of each for sale by WV. bosrL.
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TgI. FUTURE LIFE.

+
lIf William Cullen Bryant had never written out "'
owing lines they would give him perfect te 20 10"
( poe,:l
How sbaIl know thee in the sphere which Keeps
The disemboded spirits Of the deadt
When ali of thee that time could wi,her, sleeps
And perishes among the dust we tread
For shall, feel the sting of ceaseless pain
II there NEE, thy gentle spirit not
Nor hear the voice love, nor read again
In ,hy serenest eyes the tender thought
wilt no, ,hy own weak heart demand me there
That heart whose fordest ,hIobs 10 me were gwen
NV name on earth was ever in thy prayer,
Shall il be banished nom thy tongue 10 heaven
In meadows famed by heavens Hfe-breathing wind,
In the resplendence of that glorious sphere
And larger movements of the nnielteteo ullna,
Wilt thou forget The love that joined US here
The love tina, lived through all the stormy past
And meekly with thy harsher nature bore,
And deeper grew and enderer 10 the last,
Shall it expire with i!e and be no more!
A happier lot than mine, and larger light,
Avail, thee there; for thou hast bowed tiny VIII
In cheerful homage TO the rules OF right;
And lowest all, and rendest good for ILL.,
For me- the sordid cares in which dwell
Shrink and consume the heart, Us heat the scroll;
And wrath hath left lis scar--hat ire oil hell
Has left its frighful scar upon my SOUL
Yet though thou wears, the glory Of the sky,
Wilt thou keep the same beloved name.
The same fair thoughtful brow, aud gentle eye,
Lovelier in heavens sweet climate, yet the same'
Shalt thou not teach me- in the calmer home,
The wisdom that learned go Ill in this
The wisdom which is love-til become
Thy fit companion In that land OF oilss 8
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pOETICAII.
For The Enquirer
THE BEREFT.

THE BEREFF.
y 80 M,.s gsr1,E H. P-.+,...- OF LOUISA, VI
| am lonely, am oocly from thee far away;
NV hours 40 sad aud so dreary-
IN II cannot look forward TO bright happy day,
When my soul shall cease 10 De weary
| am lonely and sad can hardly tell why
| am gloomy the bright cheering mora;
1 am gloomy al eve, when stars deck the sky;
am lonely, au lonely, sad and fotlorn
Al the darkness of midnight, when nature is s''ePhs'
NV spirit is restless, NJ rigiis are mine
All how lonely then AIN !, weary aud weeping
While you as happy as IN days OF Jung N"'
LOVED friend look back. when we were so c"e''y'
When life's blushing flowers were "'s"'
When you and |, So CHEEKY, SD merry,
Roamed the wide plains with ichsn'.
Look back TO slang syne aud ihen IN eI me-
What on life's tickle current Is true
WhaI A,wers embeish the wide open lea,
Tint can make me happy as your
ohlI am lonely am sad shall see thee no more,
And my flowers have wthered forever;
Clouds may go by and winter pass Ger
But those flowers shall flourish, no, neSer
Adieu my fair lriend-nay Joy be thine,
AS you glide DER fes ocean wave;
Tho sorrow and tears shall ever be mine,
It'll calmly sleep in the grave!
MAY, 1853 GONZALES
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MARRIED.,

MARRIED ., the - !, mt a, s. cha.-. MI.-ogf "a,
II AXIS 81 IItnII. ,.nuirr,. Ea..In Mrfs iuSEfh"
- Col. :. W. Cunningham ~ the i":incI Place :,
MARRIED at Ell Hill. Thursday cveminc. ~,
;hr Rev Francis ~ Whrue. ALEXANnERB. liA"',,r, y
pois 10 LOUISA HARRISON, youngest daughter % -"
-'i,Ir.l IInrrI IL Nirnn
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DIED.

DE-. at Maiisnn Court iont % SUNDAY. is SpR
anout 35 ycars IL The death OF Mr. Umdhuad'o; .4.e
t,,nn las TIA. lls excited sympathy for her ms ba
rom i, he nrmory Of her friends. The deceased ',t...
,.g.r NJ, h : residence mi lat bat from 'e T.,l
rrnrr,!y of his !er" tnsn. he ia! 10 Won "io
bn kren him here hat wiic alive the need :" -. ~.
~ him n. e.h Of no other person for !ea,s orr
vicinity has produc d deep sensation 81 nrc 4al
Ias The death record. The voice % ,., nro.c
ia heard every where III our community MA! "'
lic;ri widow
~ Sortc.g rarcss phase copy
IEroru the Macon tGa) Ms-s,nssry i M I;M skEl
DIED. in This city. on the lsth i'i.;., NJ na;I,. 81 ~
Va but had reside! f everai years 10 - that f!rs
10 his remova! TO lh- II February 'hr fcIeia
wnen ~ Accomplished in every baaSn ~ 9oi:
had os sss and q. q. .an %J and st i
Iur.rr,. OF which corps he war n'ri"os'' ="
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NEW SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMhL'
BUFFALO MAY 20 The General Assembly tins no,
adopted the substitute for The report OF The educao"
mi, tee recommending The Central and Phiadelphii .
tea and appointing d committee diges, plan 'o' =
cutting the work. ,,ssr,
a conmitte. reported rebuke 10 the Os"ee' RE-
fur refusing send delegates whilst the Assembly, ""
me-, ted with shareholders -;
rommiI,.. was anpolned 10 draf, resolutions as y.
Govern ment 10 interfere 10 prevent all oppfes'''"
science &c
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, (NE"
SCHOOLl

BUFFALO MAY 25.-Yeserday afternoon the special com
pittee was epon,cd consider matters pertaining 10 The
slavery question: follows: Dr. Thompson, Revs. Messrs
Moncath Miilgan, and Mlis Elders Jttterson Carey,
Bishop 49, ;,
new committee, consisting Of Dr. Eddy. Messrs Rose
welt and Strong appointed 10 report on religious liberty
next year. -,
To-day. Dr.. BrainaI. Rcvs Albert Barns and Darling
aud Mr. Fiemns all Of Philadelphia, were appointed com
mi,tee of arrangements for next year.
The committee publications. made their report They
had collected s7O0 and started project for erecting De-
uosilory at cost OF 100000. The matter was discussed
Till adjournment
BUFFALO May 25.-Dr Ross was appointed 10 preach
,br annual sermon for home missions Two Synods
were constitu,cdowu and Susquehanna-the latter EN-
bacng the otseeo Delaware and Chenaneo
In the evening behalf OF the American was
| preached by Or. Pomeroy, OF Boston.
! The committee church extension reported In aVor o.
raising 100000 in small TO congregations Ion
The purpose erecting churches west general COLLECTION
To be taken up all churches the second Sabbath II
November be renewed annually deficient Inc lunt
to be entrusted committee OF seven, residing IN ne"
York and Phladrhi The synod of Missouri has AREA
DIV made raised 50 000 aud Peoria SlO0O0 Tor tho purpose
which will be made over The report was adopted WIN e"
1 thpSia
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JUDGE BGKNi TN EFFIJF.
CHARLEs.oS, May %. William xiaIYin, ESQ, u"
The District Court u, Key West, burat in citlsy y
18Th inst The aii,i caused great txct emeu and =
conse auences were apprehcndrd
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IIsSHINGIUN AEEAIRS,

WAsArSGT $ Nav l0.-1he District appointments ate
now receiving the consideration of The President Mr. RAM
sew de has been appointed Chief ClctE u The First Comp
trolcs office, vice Leaman, whig.
Judge harun has commenced the regeneration OF the Pa
tent Office BY eI;ovng the following clerks Messrs STAINS
bury Henrol RoaGs Dsyal, Johnson, Edeline Haslain
Lay and Baiy.
W. s. King Of Rhode Island, Recording Secretary OF the
IT, s. Agricultural Society, will be appointed a tie Agri.
cultural dees vice Dr. Lee time since removed sir h
will be acceptable The agricultural community generally
There quite nunbe u applicants for The vacant eX-
amnershp As The work in department six months
behind hand il presumed will soon be Filed and extra
examiners may be found necessary.
large delegation ls present from Harrisburg urging Inc
snponment of Parks Postmaster there Others and
nave been here ngains; him State politics enters into The
contest. -
VIM C. Zan,ziRger Disbursing agent Of the State De.
narmen, has been removed and Stubs reinstaied the
change TO take effect the Let Of July.
Archbishop Hughes IS here and minsterad the natoy
sacrament TO- fy girls at SlPa,rick's Cathedral this
Ing.
THE VENERABLE MRS. ELIZABETH LEE, mo.
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aI'ER EROM nj EXICO.

NEW OnLEAEs, May 25.-Daes from Mexico TO the Isl
have been received by the steamer Texas Santa Anna a
issued many other arbitrary DEGREES. Legislative autlu
was every where suspended and the Offices Of Governor an
Military Conmandanl united in TIC person. deere
had been issucd for dsamny all private crscns and rohi
bn. them 10 possess arms, powder or ammunition OF an
kind hc 4, rsrdpl had also brought under the con
troll Of the Government.
Gov Lumbarlni had been promoted TO General of Divi
sion 80
Santa ANNA had ordered the remains Of al! the soldier
who fell in the American 10 be dnierred.and placed
stabl. sepucres He had also ordered The names OF c
neraIs yasuuex and Leon killed in the 10 be nsere
ON the banners Of army and considered promoted
Generals OF Division before DEATH
Icvee had been held Of all officers and soldiers mn'!lAe
in The American war called the tLevee of the Mutdtcd
NJ which feeling address mado BY Santa Anna, VIII
said the country wonld never forget them.
na,y ationa Bank had been started based upon Go
vernment loan Of So 600 600 or S2 100000
The French Minister had assured the Government tina
the new expedition Of Cuunt Rousse de Boulbon had bee
dispersed.
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SAILING OF THE WHEN
New YoRK Mar 26.-The steamer Vixen sailed today
Her destination is not stated.
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THE FISHERY Observation-Disclosures SEYMOt
4

Bosros MAY 2.-The British ship OF war Cumberland
from Bermuda with Vice dni'a Seymour on board, ar
rived at Halifax the 18th ;nsi The irgaie Devastation
has also ,eft BERMUDA for the destination Admra
Seymour has full instructions from the home government
far The protection Of the fisheries from the cncrouchments
American Fishermen.
ot half dozen small crafts in addition the large
force already here project the fisheries The people OF
Newfoundland have started runner That Belle Isle Is 10 OF
c.dra to France remonsrance 10 The Queen has been
sinned.
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THE VENERABLE MRS. ELIZABETH LEE, mo.
of Judge George h. Lee Of The Supreme Court oil var
ripa, died al Winchester the 22i inst.
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AFFECTING CALAMITY.

rho Iockport M W Courier of Monday furnishes inc
par,cuars OF the terrible disaster mentoned yesterday un
de-, teegaphic hcad which TOOK place IN mat village
nm Sunday afternoon. We extract some OF he Details as
follows:
we are called upon 10 record awful and solemn visu
on of Proyid uce-une that has thrown gloom over The
entire afternoon just alter e setV-
c.s az the CONGREGATIONAL Church had commenced causing
the death OF Mr. Luther Crocker u and njurlng more or
rss Samuel Duree; Cyrus c. Noham; lad about III years
of age son ul William Mack Mary Place daughter OF Geo
Place; Frances Holmes, daughter Of Alfred Holiness and
Miss Sarah Stewart.
west corner down into the gallery occupied BY the
singers which directly under the steepe and all the per.
SONS affected by the shock were members OF Inc choir-
They were concluding The Introductory hymn when
the shock cane carrying death, sorrow and dismay into
their midst The main streak Of electricity entered the gal
ery directly the head OF Mr. Crocke who was playing
The bass vo and dverged OFF either way nuring the per-
sons named above.
The fra, moment after the shock one of universal
CONSERVATION aud dsmay Every person IN Inc gallery
numbering twelve fifteen except one or TWO, were
Frustrated by shork but those that escaped injury aided
by persons o below, Immediately proceeded to the assist
nre of the UNI innate. Some Of the Injured had
their faces AMI bodies burnt making them present horrible
cue They all removed as quick as possible 10 me
pen air aud The proper remedies were apea un9s' e
were in the church at the successful in re-
storing 10 consciousness all except Mr. Crocser The de-
ceased u outward appearances sustained hs leas INJURY
Of any OF the sufferers but he doubtless visited win the
heaviest shock.
The scene within the church Immediately alter me shock
s epeseu,ri By eyewitness 10 have been awful IN Tue
extreme TIE pastor, Rev MIR. Gilman whose position 10
The pulpit was enable him TO set at glance me
terrible effect The lightning tainted away did several
q the ladies' and ghas2 paeness overspread every c'n
enance The shack so terrific ana It's ehecls go as
oundiug that seemed 10 deprive ali OF The power OF g'ln!
yrnl 10 their feelings in the usually exhibited on ST.
miur but less appalling occasions. Not SHREK or sroai
was heard almost audbc ones made by seine one
ne hc victims no hustle confusion ensued but dread con
sGed have taken possession oil all Tor Inc mo
meut AS TN. bodies removed out in front oil INC
church n crowd gathered. and the dread intelligence
snread hund, ds came offer their sympathy There has
never been an in midst which has seemed
sp,ead such universal gloom and sadness
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MOBILE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD The whole Of
h; d from aobile TO the Kentucky line, distance 50
% il now nnier contract; 80 miles finished and in
"orou and 55 wl be ready for The iron by Novem
her The local Subscription amounts TO 81 9O2 26O and the
nd Given bv Congress valued 469 9 making TO-
peher property capital of So 372 IT'S Upon this il IN.
tended raise, by mortgage of road md lands loan Of
SIS 500 O0D per complete the main road and IRON
The ruducah Tennessee River Kentucky and Columbus,
Mississippi eranchcs-al Of which branches in The agsrc-
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THE GARDINER TRIAL

W.au,xc-os NAV &c The iury in this case having been
unable asrse upon verdict has been DISCHARGED ~ Is
said The Jury stood a. follows For conviction bain Dor.
land ani Lane For acquitta the residue
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CHESTERFIELD


CLOVER Hill PREciscr. For Congress Caskie 20,
Coleman % 70. Board of Public WORKS : DanrI Ion
BOYD lS For Senate Old 203. Markham 25 For Hou y
Drpg.tes-W. W. Hancock 1872 Rhodes 72
CnunT HnusE.-CaskcS So, Coleman o. Daniel S. B,,,,.
OLA So Markham 90; Hancock e. Rhodes %. :
SHELL (Il 4 P NJ and all the vote prnhaby rol. i,
Caskr 49, Coleman %; Daniel 81. Boyd 90; Old A.: Hn
cock 46, Rhodes %
MAxcaEsTER.-Cas AS, Coleman Ill. Rhode Ia,
fn.InTty Of about 80
Coal MISE (toBISs"S STORE Caskie', rnajoriry 4,
Cuskes maIory lhns far in The county 357. RaIrroS.
SHOP (.I elbow Jacket precinct,) 10 hear from Ii Will p
Gaskie not hess than l50-uluking his jouy 5O1-inn
yins the great Gibraltar OF WhiggeIy" This is pLnv
erungh for Old Chesterfield
W W. Hancocks majority in the county abou, 300
HEERlCO.
For House of Delegates-The majority for Mayo (Dem
nj Loyensten's is 90; Wa!keron 10; and Aley's2
To the Editors Of The Enquirer
KING WILLIAM, MAY, 81, 1853
The following the il stood al the close OF tn
polls at Plain Dealings Precinct No. |, King William
county, yesterday
For Congress- askie 80 Coleman s.
For Commissioner OF Public Works Graham 81, Price
For House of Delegacs-Tonim 40.
have heard from either Of The other Precincts H.
county but Induced believe that the vote cast III,
whole county very small one, and that Caskes ma
jorty will exceed 49, and Gshams will fall consite
bly, short Of that.
Caske Coleman Graham r,i-
Plain Dealing, 81 8 81