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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-14

In tatHug and finishing 6aais. l-a Ma" adt''' MN
LIS Hall X .rah
IA ,uIaag attention Il Gods introduced oi the
.ubs rf5 perhaps would be y. t Hatlcc ie hst = our
f4pid trade with eli e 10 q The ; at "tlhe
heated iH iii hrna1d AM sssh 'i'
always ucess - success AK advantage q
medium which make oufstvts known fAI'le Oh
ealIsc examination all parties vii judy 1oI t4
particular being en city alshta thdt
notions and Judgment must be c9hsu.iH'
receiving Fan Sluc, anassui' lHrrli''''h
lint every thing Gents Wearing AFP"'t WI
atteHsYu aud ho sssarfd .ts " nj @ lh's h
Having fs,ty for tie proper prosecution 81 ti tsl
Appe make ts t,t apparent l. nnr customers ma
trade Dung the last w LtNt n
tel up kpf,sHy Gcuts Furnishing Gaaa- "h.f"
may md every hing pertaining Ia that Department
G.ihHR department guarantee the stuck 10
r p,l#et in point durability, Fit and styles bfoHuSe we
tim. hHtc hesitation tn say ing
sin he found equal To- the best order wok In tn
a4nrs Watching the saIouS changes # Fashion paes
NAV hudng HE --latest and mike in - II,
sacc Il, Inspection aud approval call is sehritedl by
GlDSIIONG 4 IIPNAN.
No. I Richmond. Va.
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CHtsrfHFtttn Aprl 9TH ls5e
Mss-s Dou Co Having sanl Iart snd HnsllH
itt' b sub dnr tacdcne thin IN tu,l n
SHOULD know H. Ny daughter about
chair and thtta t,r, u4u b. u
s--uIit-i far form boil botanr Y.fs .r l.B Fl
lAh.-d 6y physloian but that did rrrse t,sub
running sore, aud continued 81 far u1
medicine could hear Of with pu ,f.,t ~
ducei Try bottle Of your Tur OIL ustn.
and hhsfl was entirely healed ihsvt ha
sof"s md ouud the same benefit You liberty
this as you thins proper (. CliAIkLN-
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- ,. II = W. nv BUSINESS aud p
80 'N''ie Ii orders in his lin, ct business " i at,'
, ~ d , slale" such as PAPER HANGING and uIlpI-
- a. I1t,,IHFt., Sotas, l"tesa Tot. Ea-y CLas.H
- - WINb3" aud BED CURTAINS made aud Hung.
i ~, ia H., Hhtst,ry iirC INV - '''
'''F'ef, Thankfully Received anI promptly attended
49, liieo on Church street, between waealre,,u Iio.
,naH, TS ~ It'll Wh. LOOSE
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Nv -, a Situation IT, ssoo9.-iArrpcr OF.
AIN CONNER ia house. by a v#rrg ma n
w rs lad auSsiert9c cxporence ii lner,s,,in ls,
"' 44aN' A'Hsrt generally useful. Can .lyp Good ~,
'ePa4t4 = - ''t'''th oilrc
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M, Wv no"H-.
INN KATE Coventry.
MNy Anaebe or sam Slick In England
Gro Martins hy I.ey.r,
JHln II tlifaA G'utleuian.
ale, by MAJ, l., II + Leland,
Nol lsi Tuekor's tnitcd su,tol
Secret societies u Franco.
Mister. Or l,l aad GOD b, John Young
The Kingdom wbeh shan not be destroyed,
Bcm,tdt Lila.
fashonaett IT., ....,,.,.,.., ............
cheap B'k and rgr dcn src Low doors above the Nor
veil Housc lTnHltH W aug trts
t,snoOi. .,"oaA - .s"-, received h, steamer
- aarre let ssla p,ss our stock ou9s's In ali
aug1O~ LANGnoRNEN Waikiki
6.mECX mpoN~.-wc have on hand u large
u lot ct CHECK Books ali hrt'aks In tue city just
cryeiat LAN0hoRNE wALKtPS
ID Mo.s isw reeeyiug NY ad lnrgo additions 10 his
,fk hooks stationary rnrer nnl ptucy Goods which
MuRsE's
.rplo~ Commission roupc.
NEw ARH5v.h Of Grr"h, Ln,i" nnh I'm,
" t.n seho, b,5ts also Liv"end icnn, guide fo' all
in aud correctly, Mag alrna Hepburn. by
nutnot LIE ofuou Morgan The Prince othe House
.tpaeid .nrgrour tho modern whithedl Sermons tesca
.ns british Re, Edinburgh Review iioupchod Worda
Haiou's MONTHLY, nnt' Merchant Magazine Mrs stephen
Illustrated New monthly, iuH received nj
sep lTm NoRSES
uS.rEH. rnp.r. Paper. a i"rs" ".-".. n.c",
"
and Fancy telpls zap Paper Fine Nuprttno, Plum and
Ruled WtBPpiag--doubir tagt-la1Ee and small Manila
aud Tea Paper. Nieua Vlr 1.ue Paper white and fancy
ooiars. Bouiug Paper uvohlad, Juat received ~
NOTSTS. DC
.ep lists
6pApEH uNN.ENs,-.- We "r""o" "p.ni"g"
ItrE" lot ii Paper hanFangs all ne. rtNlos
p IANGllDRNIs ~ WALhIr.
g,NuSE -ECOsD BAND paANO. bu, iiu,c
ma H. aud IS good afuoN# enu he bought very low
t#i4ttH iANGlIpRN1. a MALktrS.
A sOFHfts lot 81 tho.- Guc rin"o- and 'su-
. .ic, Iu.l ros-iNcdBt LANGllORNi.& NALkIpS.
June 40 ~
Nv A-sssNS- sUN ssSSsNe-'s. s-rc", ~ o"a.-
W lho Lit of Washington PAYNE CHRISTIAN,
NEtUst the auo,e work ready To le,cr thu three
inst volumes 20 aithserlhors l-ep ISIS
sprsh GaGAsbON's RGIOEES.-pAlN NJ 4
CHRISTIAN have Tor sale Graous l2th "ttpue usi
Unlisted lsep lsfs
'AN. $50 E.sUsa-.-NC have hand the
lEtN al beat selected ste, Of Extracts Colleague, Yer
bona lirdl Lavender and Hay Lat Waters, all kihls
tua1,s tin lf B'tm tn, usnd FnNera, Aromatic
Ninpgat Ac In ut tannd iu the city.
may i's GANGHDRNE 4 WALktr.
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u Vh II 7. 10 o'3st 90 .IlHlH4.l. r..Ifr.-
~ 80 e. tx - T. Ms Iissi#.
~ i \ 10
loo !lal. CASES NJ T
luu a a
A...u tsas giuurAt and te1 gllc !ow D,
lHos BkANtb "a 50A.-
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MERCHANDISE. &C.
DsCsIvs~e .aaeaa.si.-


uNO IuNsEORD, s.sa.ar AMI so4a s.s.s-soa
81 MERCHANT MAS ma ~ sCHBuHg --iias4us
Northern Cities nave haHd su u
avng every AMI masi desirable stock i c.
ffiss and Iauors pfotsd by my Old
tauios public arg 81 stock consists IA syoy
til usually kept the raeery line tee hettaon Isl
- ns that viii s good. ,heat M" cheaper, thau
houa, in Lsnrhhurg Warrant every article that sci g. 49,
,nltr. ,snctou safe buy nothing but the very best
ss motto quick saes sud prpAi. every instance
Al country produce skru tchnnge FOR goods
t4tt=f lot T.
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. NOhs I,sRl l.G - Ny Stotk # H., 1t,
ttirg aud G"uts Furnishing Goods embraces TIN 'e
tenrr anu superior Na,letA maj have had tie i
81 rNhhtiiH To- the stIf,HA the - kJtr cit,
country Ny Stock II C,oths. CaSsintfos and N,>i5,
ben selected with a1.at from III, p4fiarnx
Ht4as I Putt nus aud Wall b. made HE
uel uI" si ~ -, tn. and Nanalt, sut oi o a#
snts at tim Party aud v dung >uifs # tl 'I.
tti aud best finish shall dsappointcd IL. ~
i NY stock. Mr. JOHN " illl tuttol 49, N,.8 o..
tIsfHu Department. IION " ~. -I,.. '.se
s#sp2J4s II sycamore, ST Is,t.,...#
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
un-lsnNG A. rIruAN. D.ni,r. IN Gen,-'

= Ia. Perrins Worcestershire sauce ~ Gases puis
Mustard 10 and h., Tor safe by ......,., . ,.,
iii EDMOND PNN fNl'i'i . -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-14

BIC ISLAND Bedford county IA. Nov.l 1861
u Dors Ce teuleinsnl- used about iourh q
''s oil Turf on upon the back
bRk almost entirely plse. large Aa =
ha aui tho singh apple alton Il uBly applied
Ii 1is' ntey sud permanently really aurprhod
knrs= 81 m cnratt pctes aud think Irfup
an ehVatiru- than anything uttto Kind aui
h''s III h,nSs ds Of bottles al other m ,mHar
poses
A,.t
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=
NAHRANrFp 10 erW, AND SO pAAGEs IRON rAfosuHt Il
coin. Prize "a per buiii.
hHee arclrdsas 81 Cgasrs IA Cvks One - ~
Ds.rf Guar er Ae Kasfnrs psfr,ot Igsata By H0t
s %. Rir4stoha 40
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NEa:s. AAl.sN,. Ea-.lr ,.u...---.---

st's.N'~ Fsair Restorative. >o. =,
'l ">, 41hi Nils cou<tl.r,, ff# mo-, ~ - -
lar ,nd " l'' 'r " being To- U-lf " 81 O.. tri
.'HI ana No 8 genera. dressing Tor IL air Il ~
uvt' ana yet changes grry han H. i,, oa,i -
arf ists As'"N' ! H. THOMPSON & 60 90
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4 - - .~.#ts. ~ 49,: as -. =. ~. - -
"a "a nss .H ."a.N ettimE the t'.' at of our lalN
'U' H#.' '.H Is t"llH# Ifs .tH. nj
''a.s Hi.". utta tu., attached y
+" af1t.' Bfe,.fs aim N1uay tI pnt f,.l-
N y '#N '"a #, a!rrr V.iu r'ujcihi.s very II, f,
''d tft. "a ut h'N ttss l'ftc,i
,Nas.r have As received a ai % bei. iIHae tH
hla, Rsi AS we'd as tho bracelet .asl
MrFau AXE Hp l A. = notice AlS' fhLE NutN
Il, fhiit W the - y. l,etor Rhhal lJ4~ pH, .d
Nrsa'd IN en-. a,tl ab tasteful
and nniHse ~ a., Hae4 mistaken will e. on speedily
ortats SiINEKTUDhN A tIlFp
FENtoSE HCFIHk ENpyEs-Sor whici,
some Of "nI friends have baan waning have and
We u r 10 say iEsln that taey really ami
r"ule We haNe t,ceRtd a,e vory uute the WAY
81 Nre Nprttt,"s something and pretty the
WAY a Cameo Bracelets al which shaad Zee pleased
TO saOn t. our friends aud customers Vii they give ~ ca
SLY EklHnRN y tLlFT.
iots Fora.t4y n say,rffarn
'k'0 s'HE "a Si.st.. asnNr 70" s,en,ilnt ~
splendid lot ~ Nv Jeutlrv iust received att %s%
; ihhrmans consisting Ut "" .tot,s 81 81 de IL l.
ptoHs Elegant Can"o 'ud Mosaic Pms seAsxqkS
rings torcnunt Pms HuJ Earring, Euamerd Pms Far
tHes lau Gold Pins mud IagnRs Fanny and rlau Brse,
a. II ~ u hhyu not Sepu q hA1 hceg call faau or
you vi mise III" sight Is jete lniac 10 sell chtap r
"uh THURMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-14

u Tins day associated Win hun JOHN . ADAMS aud
THOMAS o ANDERSON Tor the purpnae At transartiur
GENERAL. GHDt ERN. COMMISSION AND FotWAl
i&G Bl SlNfSs uuict the hrm aud styt. 81 AHBiH~DN
ADAMS Il co Al the tld stand al " ! Audoraou dor
mp.ly J Il Hcuwlrh)
Ihry kepp hand vol selected stock Of Gtp
Gao, ground nnd lump l1tstr, Livingston Fongba
aud asipKs
Particular attention given tho sale Of gnnentp and
adv suces made GA Produce Ia hand
WILLIAM 7 ANDERSON
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k'tA.SGa Sts sskN ia inrgs and coiuPit ID az
n Soi'"l 81 tfrltcS ami STOVES aY. al tic NV
,Ft a41 h"Nt' ar h. Sc ID Jo4r I'll =" 'l'.a Al
-" - ~ Ts1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-14

D Mos huow RECEIVING NJ aud lnfgo additions 10 his
Books stationary rnfer aud Ftncy Goods to which
the attention thos. wanting any tnug IN the above line is
Jcs, aeuudy INVITED 1ns eaah AID prcca low ut
MDRSE'S
I'M Iouap.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-05
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1856.


The annual message Of the President received
and read.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick submitted resolution that the
message and accompanying documents be printed and
that fifteen thousand additional copies be printed for
the use of the Senate.
Mr.. Adams regarded some parts of the message a.
Of much more Importance. While he made no objec.
ton to printing copies Of the message, be hoped
the questian as to the accompanying documents
would be referred to the committee on printing.
Mr. Mason doubted whether the public money
could be expended in better manner than in di:-
fusing this information among the people Of the coun'
try.
Mr.. Fessenden thonght that about one-fourth OF
the matter in the accompanying documents might BE-
omitted as it only interested limited number OF per-
sons
Mr. Fitzpatrick hoped that nothing would be omit
ted.
Mr.. Hale could not permit this occasion TO pas
without saying that he regarded the message IA Il
very extraordinary and unprecedented one. ihe
Chief Mspi.tra:s in with other citIZens, naf
the rjyht 10 come before the Senate Whenever he had
ANYTHING which III. nteres. or duty required him to
prrsep but he must come every other citizen did,
nv p.,ton o. memorial The only other meaps by
which he could come before Congress was in pursI.
epce of that provision Of the Constitution, which re-
ouircs him from sine to time TO give information on
the state of the Union. ard recommend ~ their
sderation such measures he snail judge necessary
or expedeu,. But he regarded it abuse Of that
privilege for the President arraIgn those citizens of
The free States who had thought proper TO exercise
their constitutional rights Of outrage IN manner diff.
ferent from that which the President preferred. He
had no desire 10 cay anything which might be crn
strued into Of all iu, Courtesy, kindness and
spect 10 he Presdsnt, for his Present position
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-05

FROM CALIFORNIA.
KUN CALltOh Ma.
10 The Editors Of the Enquirer:

10 The Editors Of the Enquirer:
SAN FnAscIsco, Nov. S, 1856.
Hnrrah for the g"m Of the Pacific! Though the
tv to the Union. You may put down the plurality o
Buchanan over Fillmore at the very lowest, lU,00l
aud fremont ar least 20 Goa. The chances are
indeed that Buchanan has carried the State by ma
jorry over both. The "Wooly horse" ha, no back
ers here this morning. Counties which were regarded
certain for Fillmore have gone largely tor Ls,and "a
yet Fremont ahead in but one county, and that by
buta very few Should the vote of omr State be
required tn preserve the integrity "f the UGlon she
has done her work nobiy-in spite of Vigilance Com
mitt-es and all the isms which the Northern mind
could bring TO bear ~ break the ranks o. the Demo-
cracy. We had to carry this election by square
ling, for it is fact, the party had hardly money
enough d-rny the necessary expenses Of the cleo.
ton, while The Fremont party scattered money like
water. You will be agrceaoy surprised when tell
You that Buchanan has carried San Francisco BY
about 800 votes, when two days ago the negro wor.
shippers were betting at least 2OOO in the city
You party in all your life 40 fallen as the
Fremont party; they ashamed 10 show their
faces. The Fillmore men, though they expected to
in the defeat of FIarnol;. | have not time t" say
more, rs tho mali will ccse in a short time. have
put or my letter 10 the laol moment 10 give you the
la;est news. We Hre now greatly ahead 81 tar ds
heard from. We will now wait an1iously until the
ast Uf this month to receive the tidIngs Of victory
from the Atlantic shores. We hope you all have
done as we'll as California
P.S. To illustrate how the vote isgoing: in Nevada,
where Fillmore expected 10 get O large majority, we
have carried it by 1916 majority and so it goes where.
ever we hear from. w.
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VOLUME LII.
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p-onrietors have commenced the issue OF WEehL
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ws need say nothing OF the political character OF tne
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From the Berryviile (Va0 Gazette !


With the present ssu, We rrnnunce our neutrality,
and h.nceiurh this paper will BE- conducted IA De-
mocralic journal The simple words we expect TO
Gus. our vui. f,r Buchanan and B:scknrldS-, con.
tanned IN An editorial in our fist issue, and DOING as
rc erprcicd has led 10 this result.
We started out 10 publish q neutral paper, and
have done so in good faith 70 the present time. but no
sooner had declared our intention "a above, than
We we're dropped by many OF our Know Nothing sub
scrbers. Support promised was withheld-patronage
expected was refused and We have been forced 4"
look to our Democratic friends as the chief supporters
Ui our enterprise.
Common justice, we think, requires that a paper
should be The exponent Of the principles of that par.
ty on whose patronage it mainly relies for support -
For these reasons aud believing :; 10, that III the
present condition o: parties, tte Democratic Is the
only ore that uni;es the p2rer with the dSpos0n TO
protect aud preserve the CuUn, we throw asidc all
early pr.udices and unite heart and soul in uphold
ing, in our feeble way, this party Of the Unirl.
In thus announcing our party position, we have
not lost sight Of the ojacs had III view in establish.
IN. our paper, and are determined i; shall not be ess
acceptable as a County Journal than il has BEEN
We shall devote Our columns Ia the advocacy ol
every measure calculated to promote the interest nt
the county, and by rnlargng our exchange list VIII
be- better prepared 10 furnish the current news OF the
day. Itis our design heretofore. to give large
portion of our columns to the Of Agriculture
and Genera Literature, and hope soon TO be able TO
furnish paper which will be o welcome visitor 10
every tiresde in the county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-05

THE DEmocRATIC CELEBRATION ASD lLLUMi-
xArIoS AT UaRPERs FEKRY.-We learn from the
CharI-s,Own Spirit of Jefferson that the Democratic
celebration and tnrchlght procession at Harp-rs
Ferry one Of the grundest affairs OF the sor that
they sver had the pleasure OF witnessing The process
sion started at about seven o'clock. from rear Car
r.lls Hotel, and marching up Shenandoah street to
South Bolivar thence up Union street to The far end
Of North Bolivar, when it counter marched back to
Harper's, distance, We presume, OF some two and
half or three miles. During the whole of this dis
tance most the houses magnlhcently iIlumnated
and the numerous procession projected by band OF
music, and wagon filed with little girls carrying
banners, together with some fifty or more Transparent
ciea. with various mn:toes and ingenious devices,
amid. tho firing Of rockets, presented most iInpo
sing appearance. We had learned that extensive pre-
paratnrs were ber, made, bu, we had no idea OF
the reality The Democrats Of linrpsrs Ferry nj
way enthusiastic, out did themselves on this occa
.ioL l. On tho return of the procession, addresses
con :ratulatory of our Democratic triumph, were de
live ed from the porch of the Hotel, by Messrs. Geo
Muir hy of Martinsburg, Brooke of Pennsylvania and
ID. W. Fryau and WIN. Lucus, Jr., of Charestown
Everything passed ntf praceably and quety, and
gave entire satisfaction to all. The Democracy of
Harper's Ferry deserve great credit, not only for
their msnage;n. mt and the success of this affair." but
for tho perfect god order which was preserved
throughout in thi. vast assemblage OF persons from
this aud the neyhburing counties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-05
DIRECT TRADE,

The proposition Of A. Dudley Mann, Esq, for the
establishment of q line Of stealners between some
poin, on the waters of the Chesapeake. and Europe,
iEnsland) is attracting grea attention at the South
mnre than we ever befnre given TO that subject.
Ii is 20 he hoped that il vii! end in something more
than newspaper speculation. The recent and pro-
res-ing construction cf rail roads in North Carolina,
Virginia and T,unesrcc, all debnuching upon the
Chesapeak- or lis tributaries il destined greatly 10
increase correspondngy the cnast"ise traffic or the
direct shipments TO Er-Ore. The coasters are, III Il
r-a, measure little more N effect than lighters. be-
tween Southern pan;ntirns and port aud New York
and other Northern c!e- We cannot perceive why
II i, cheaper TO H. hter produce from York river l."
New York TO b !ooird thesc for Europe than to load
il from lighters IN Niriui" waters. Oar nope H. tlrt
with the completion y, the connection between the
extension of the Oraug: and Alexandria rail road and
III. Tennessee roads and that Of the York River
road Southern capital and enterprise vii! be found In
combination sufficient 10 sustain Inc ni screw
.t.nnlsrs of ordinary tonnage running from the
Chesapeake direct 10 Europe. If the inquiry and
interest generated by the current publications. con-
c-rnipy Mr. Mann's projrc' End III the establishment
of such iinc much good will result from his present
lsbors. ReHlly se- no more reason tor lIghterng
produce from the Ch"sap"rkr ~ New York To BE-
there shipped Europe, than t"r carrying Virginia
-h;p timber 10 Maine 20 ue there WORKED up Intn
-.ls 10 b. employed in the transportation of Virginia
produce cc.nrw-- when equally ~ good vessels can
now be constructed in Ihe docks of Portsmouth, Nr-
rinia.-l Washington Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-05
THE DEMOCRACY JUBILANT.

Yesterday was a ladny for the Democracy of
Richmond. As the unanimous vote of the
Electoral College was pronounced for Buchanan and
Breckenridge as President and Vice President, a so
lutte of fifteen gurs-one for each electoral vote o.
the State-was fired in front of the capitol, from twc
guns under charge of Lieut. Shine of the Artillery
and, then, three double shoed guns we're let off. in
honor Of the large vote of the Democracy of Rich
mond at the late election.
At Il NJ, the State Electors, with number Of other
guests, partook of handsome collation. Mt the Bal
lard House. The finest feeling prevailed y pleasant
incident Of the occasion brief but eloquent ad
dress from Ex Governor Red of North Carolina
who Was compelled 10 leave last evening for his post
in Washington city.
At half past eight at night, the electors were 10 par
take Of supper at the Exchange Hotel rendered to
them by the Democracy of Richmond.