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ARISlV THE ARIEL.
IMPORTANT NEWS IRON INDIA IND CHh
NJ

NEW NoRN, July, 29.-rho steamer Ariel has mr.
rived with London dates TO the 18th inst, II hours
after the receipt of disastrous Indian news.
Sir Colin Campbell, who has consented 10 take
command OF the Indian army route for Mar
settles, and l4ooo troops would start Immediately
All Influential communities at Calcutta including
Mahomedaus had presented nddressest TO the Cover
nor assuring him other loyalty The last adyeS
from China state that there exists suffering
Canton from famine.
severe battle had been fought between the Reb-
els and Imperinsts above Fooeha. The result wns
not certainly known but it was believed the lmper-
alsts were victorious.
Sir John Bownng nimntes that compensation for
losses sustained by British subjects be demanded
from the Chinese Government
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HECTOR DAVIS.
Anctiouecr aud GOmmissiou Merchant,

FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES
an the house iuiy occupied by PHLLLIH DIIS0B Frank
I'm Sftcsf. Riehmo4d Ia)
WILL ondcnvor by STRUT attention to the interest of
those listing their business him, the
literally bestowed the late nlain
Davis and sncs the patronage Of the public generally.
have jnl Of and VIII board all Negroes intended
for my sales at 30 cents per day, HECTOR DAVIS.
vuNlIE Subscriber most ohocrfly recommends Mr. Hector
Il Davis to his friends Of Lsnchiurg aud It's vicinity aud
pledges for him the representation nf their interest aud
socs for him their patronage. " MY OFFICE will be al
his Auction Room on Franklin Street Riolm"nd Va, where
| viii be happy with my friends visiting Richmond for
the purpose of selling Negroes. r. II. DAVIS,
L. lV
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/ LATEST NEWS
"e a"Aense reisoniug VI stcry Uurnvcl,e,
Who is RAJ lsetc,S

rom the Cincinnati Commercial 24th inst1
yesterday afternoon visited Buckeye stree,
Tor the purpose of cleaning all possible informa
n'n respecting the supposed horrible tragedy De
ported To have been enacted there durng vi
nesday afternoon and eveniu,.
We found the people of the vicinity somewhat
moro calm than they were ON Wedne siay NIGHT
aihough many appeared gloomy aud sullen and
seemed TO be impressed with the belief that they
were the objects of some Internal conspiracy.
John Schulz, who only fell victim. out of four.
Teen WI" were known to have paraken of the
P"isoh' hls Just been conveyed to his last home
n dense crowd having filled the street in front of
the residence" his parents during the funeral
ceremonies. Tie streets were lively with play
iul children. some # whom had partaken Of the
poisoned inzenges. aud all hut one had recovered
Sulhclrutly I" be pronounced entirely out Of
danger. and. IN fact. were nearly all playing
bout tho street
Before leaving Buckeye street we obtained
III" ioiiewng list of the names Of the sufferers.
VIZ: John Schulz, dead aged nino years; Cath.
arine kllmpp, VERY ILL aged eight years: .Jo
Sephlne Muller, John Henry Schwartz, Louise
krauz, J"h' Schwenmlrin. George Schwemm-
lem. Henry Buhimann, Caroline Buhrmann. Ma
RE Wick, Anna koring, Lucy koring. and one
other. unknown
Ii appears that n drunken vagaboni known by
the sobriquet Of Rat Peter" and who has no SIN
LED place "f residence. pursues the vocation of
selling poisoned loz,nger>. manufactured for the
destruction ut rats, got on spree on Wednes-
day. and armed with his sack full of in2engprs
and some OF the composition of which they are
made. wandered into Buckeye sirret.and getting
very drunk, was kicked out of n coffee house. A
he staggered along the street he scattered some
OF his ozrnges. nnd give some to two boys at
their request. cautioniag them, however. not 10
eat them. The children with whom the street j.
crowded, naturally picked up the dangerous
"candy'-as they termed tan ate of it. The
consequences were such us might have been IN.
ilcirated Those who ate many of them were
made deaihly sick anti poor little John Schulz, who
the children say, "feasted upon them" fell vic
tim to the ''rat exterminator.
"Rat Peter appears not to have confined his
peculiar amusement Ia Bnckeye street; he also
scattered hi, dangerous fnyors in Fifteenth street
Iii Findlcy market, and Other localities. Yester-
day he also appeared in broadway and scattered
some OF his rat eXteaminator" in TINT street -
He was quite drunk, hut he was not seen in the
performance of the acts with which he is charged
and was not therefore mole-ted. We learn. how
ever. that he will be- taken into custody. and that
the full extent of the law will he meteh out to
him. The urgency aud necessity of summnrily
closing the career of an animal so dangerous to
the community is too obvious TO require com
ment
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L NITED STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!
NOW Is TIE TIME TO ADVERTISE.
To the f'crchnni., Mechanic. mud Protest. on u !
Wen of L. hburu,

NOW Is TIE TIME TO ADVERTISE.
To the EcrrhnMis, Wee anics md = roiessi on nj
Wen at I.ynrhbura.
AND THE PfBLIG GEAERtLkT
III. PERSONS wishing 10 advertise their III SINESS
~ PROFESSION In the following papers, which | am
Agent, each of them having LhRaE CIRCULATION the
Western and Souih Western of Virginia
Tennessee Will please call on mo-
VIRGINIA AND rENNEsS SEE NEWS Bristol
oMNtuW = KNOXVILLE frenn) WHO.
INDICATOR, J"nosboroprh Tenn.
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V VtH2STNI Abingdon, vs..
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SALEM REGISTER. L.. -,
MOI MAIN SlGNAI, n"'m' Va.
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y VhnIDSA Vine rmeasrIe Va
WESTERN STAR, ''s'""a"uft' va
WflnENiLLE TELEGRAPH, }w,,ho,,o v.
WNTlIENILLE TIMES, }"H'"eN"'e va
UNION DEMOCRAT. inipn. Monroe county Va
ADVOCATE Jrntrsouyt He rHzsW ell county, Va.
Persons wishing to advertise In the above papers will
find 1t TO their INTEREST cal the office
Iynchburg Nirgnian, STAIRS where contracts will
made, and adv urtiscmcns AItntp WITHOUT DELAY
VI will also receive and iorw advertising any paper
In the United States. a. WADDIt1,
api cts Foreman Nirgnian Office
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LoErNER THE MURDERER. -Loefner grows ve-
ry rapidly better and could walk about il he were
permitted. lie can eat now without difficulty
OF solid food, and seems in excellent spirits,
Yesterday afternoon an order was given that
Loefner should be closely watched. and ho was
80 f"iiered ms TO prevent escape.
Loefner will, no doubt, fully recover during
the next fnrn gilt Gin. Gas.
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pEDFORD ALUM SPRINGS.

FuNnEsE Springs situated eleven miles from Iynehbufg
anl tho Forest Depot on the Va & Tenn IL r.
viii always he In readiness 10 convey pas
sengoEto the Springs The water of these Springs
fully established and by many Of the
eminent ply seans of hls countyto be SoNEkEiuN
SPECIFIC for Scroius aud all ouaneons diseases u has
failed In cectug dyspepsia and NIL womb dis
suh proapsus niil and all Kindred deasca ova
lent amongst females,
Tho wator aud been recently anaysei by tho
most reliable Chemais United States and pronounced
by Iodine than mineral water yet
discovered ECHol4S Il DEWEY, Propp
July Ia DIV Sciw
IN, ..i,.
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GUAND ATTACHMENT AND SEED SOWER.--
Tho Subscribers are manufacturing The above machine at
Campbell q H. aud DESTROYS o Introducing them gen
.al being assure TINT The farmers III realize
al crops by its and wi least half of tho qua
no used where they tlir wheat BROADCAST. \
MUM arlcd To Drl all others the last Pc
tcrsburg Fair, which have made improve
mcnt ON the nano Attachment and the stationary
refer to the following certificates AZ to the value of the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-30

j TFACToRY IN THE UNITED STATES, NORTH
OR SOUTH The Factory of chickerng Sons was ostnb
hed S23 by Jonas ChckernR and TO the present limo
has furnished - 0,0 PIANOS For the exhibition of these
the United States and England they have been awarded olev
Gold Medals Seventeen silver Medals Eonr Bronze Medals
ana wherever these Instruments have been brought
on with those Of other manuia urers they have invariably
taken tho highest premium The great pianist Ihalbnrg
whose performances have been doghtng the country cxb
lis his preference by using them all Persons
wihnF good and reliable instrument will find 1t to their in
give a call, sell Pianos the
facturcfs prices WIN T. GREENE q co.
inE
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WHEAT THRASHERS

gRNnE UNDERSIGNED, having become Agents for the
Schenectady Agricultural Works, will keep constantly
on hand sample their Patent Improved Railway Horse
Thashors mud separRera Combined Ihtashefs aud
Wnnowcra. This TLrashing machine received tho FIRST
PRLMM at the New York State Fair In 1856 aud coniin
give good sislacion to all who have used them
THE HORSE row Frs made very strong, and no
ed that requires the team to travel only about II nioS Por
hour thereby making suitable 10 work either horses or OK
them,
THE rliRASiIERS and CONFINED rHRASnERs and
WlNNOW constructed discharge all the grain
through tho machine aud not Into tho feeders face ~
usual with other kinds
Tho lhraHhct aud Winnnwur has n REVOLVING WIRE
SEPARATOR which does the WORK perfectly than can
be- done In other
InE SEPARATOR triddlr} has fork straw shaker " hc
grain from tho Thrash
pnraons wishing 10 cxnmno these Thfnacrs do by
calling sore where further Information viii be given
concerning them lltBY \ SAUNDERS.
iy
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MISCELLANEOUS.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

tho reception Of visitors II Ia situated the summit
the Aeghany Mountain In the County Of Montgomery,
Virginia about ~ miles from Chraansburg Depot on the viz
ginla & Tennessee Railroad
pofaons health pleasure This place affords one
delightful retreats where 10 he found ~ the
mountains ovgnia The powerful curative properties oil thn
established For all Cutaneoos Diseases,
Diseases Stomach aud Bowels 1t probably exeels any
Chronic Darrha II In regarded as aapeeihr
Ame becn made to visitors To
and Springs splendd Fouriiorse Coaches man
carcl and experienced drivers Also an extra ine
Coaches will he Kept readiness TO OF the AID
iacout watering. other places OF fosort.
Board per month en-
THOS II. FoWLkEs)
T. EbMuNpSDN, } Proprleors,
L. -. GARDNER
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s"rU1Ug passion, which might aud should have
MADE her happiness on earth Gin Gaz.
From LlBERrA.-Tbe Rev. John Saws. s,eo;ol
agent of the American Colonization Society.
writes, under date of May2l. 1857. from Careys.
huteh Liberia. that good health continues Mt ,ha,
tho interior) settlement. Fifteen new cmgrants
from other places have joined the company es.
taelished there This settlement is of peoulisr
interest to the friends of coonza,ion
The new receptacle. the materials for which
have been prepared 'y Mr.. Seys on the spot. is
ready TO be erected and opened for the reception
OF such emigrant, by the Mary Caroline stephens
as may be disposed TO make Carey sburgh their
home.
Letters have also been received from Sinou
county, stating that the people are much engaged
IN the erection ot buildings aud in repairing their
tenements, while the cultivation of the soil is not
neg eettd.
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NTEW LONDON ACADEMN.-Ehc next sc--
~ of this hoo will begin the 7ih August and
close 1th February lowing Terms per session Of five
,nths: Tuition SIC For Tuition and Board Except
i-ht So 50 For circulars aiming further information sd
dress T. J, HARRIS. Principal.
july l53awtlsept Forest Depot Va
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AUCTION AND Coumu~s.oN HOUSE
FOR THE SALE or NEGROES Only
w. Il1GIA " n 90 sDt5e,t ls,s frOu

n W. PUGGIAN ~ 60 solicit t.e patron
lie of their friends generally and pledge thcusevesto
their endcnvurs the Interest 81 all
leaving property In their hands Tor sale
- NJ Pnllam, tho senior partner in the concern having
been in the business for the last Is years hats himself that
he give satisfaction ri his patrons Liberal nd
will be made Safe md healthy places provided 10
eonfnc slaves Board Mt 80 cts per day.
We be found the old stand Wall at, Rich
Va nmpcteni person will always be nj tho
boat, 10 take charge of negroes on their arrival
ID. NJ. PULIIAM,
lie iOdIv A IJJJIIAM
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AUCTION NOTICE.

fuNHE FIRM OF iULLiAM 4 DAVIS HAVING BEEN
dissnly ed hy mutual consent either Of thcp Is
thofizcd The the In settling the bu
siness The hooks of the IL the hands Of w
EaTp Esq., WHO'S niso authorized settle the business
All persons Indebted to the will please cali Is. W
Elnoro, Esq, ! either 81 the hrm for settlement
u. NJ rTLIIAM,
Wall at Richmond, VA.
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Markets

BALTIMORE, July 29.-Flou' quiet and firm, $7!a
n
Wheat Red, 81 COAST CO; White 81 G5a$l 10.
White Corn sB to 30; Yellow 81.
Ntw YouK, July 2o.--Flour firm and unchanged
Wheat unsettled declined 3 cents.
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Nj BuR0, MONTGOMERY Co, NA-1he eighth Annual
Session this Institution will Monday Septeu
Der nh 1851.
II located in Chransburg the summit Of the
ghany Mountains and place offers greater
who may wish to select healthy locality they
find good Sch at which 10 educate their
various mineral and powerful y curative Springs
all within Short distance of the Village and the
Student cannot find delightful place for study
Both Teachers Nhginans by birth and education
they pledge themselves that whe defect in.
attention sickness does interfere their pupils shall
a real and honorable advance their studies
TERMS:
English branches. per 10 mos. SEQ, S25 and $50
Ancient Languages 40
BOARD, including washing, lights &c can DC had In the
village for 30 per month.
For full particulars apply for circulars.
JOSEPH MCMURRAN,
july l-cwsw Rep copy. Principal.
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ulAKER's BITTER's, for snirb,
ID j. II. THOMPSON g co,
liz L.
MAY 23rd 1857.
GEORGE M. RUCKER.

LYNCHBt'RG, VA,
HAS Just received the following desirable goods
which he invites the attention of his and the
buyers Of Dry Goods generally:
Silk PRINCES and Tass Buttons assorted colOs to maGh)
Black MORE Antique Ribbon (for trimming Basqnes)
Plaid and Checked Gnglams,
Black 1amitan IA beautiful Dress goods for inourninR)
Sky Blue Maria Louise, Pea Green and Black Mouslns,
do -
Black MORE Antique and Lace Mantcs very beautiful and
extremely cheap)
Black Chantiiia Lace Nantes, lin great variey)
Irish Linens Hosiery Alexander's Kid Gloves &c NC,
All Of which Will be sold extremely low. Those wishing
avail themselves the benefits resulting the
will find their greatly by calling and
making their purchases from this House q. NJ r.
%
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This is to certify that purchased of Messrs John L.
Flynn Co, last Fall OF their Wheat Drills with Guano
attachment seeded with the Dr about hundred and
fifty bushels of wheat with from 60 100 pounds Guano,
and equal quantities OF plaster per Tho wheat this
time looks much better than broadcast wheat which had
guano plaster and wheat pr Tho drilled wheat
lsmuch less liable winter kill and stands cold weather
much better than that broadcast and
cred deeper JNo. ID. ALEXANDER.
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Arrival Ottllc lyanc

NoTt q WdIAfrs Non.
BosroY, July 29.--TheU. $. ship Cynne has nrriy
ed from Aspinwall, bringing % oiWalker's men VIII
are inn very destitute condition.
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At the University of Virginia, on Saturday morn
ing last 10Th inst Mrs. MARTHA NJ wife of Professor
John 3 Minor
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FURNITURE, FURNITURE

- now nor 10 purchasers large assortment of Cabinet
fnrstue of Northern city Manufacture, Of tho latest
styles aud dosins embracing la pRr The following articles,
and AZ prices greatly rrlnend
Marble wood EAgere Sdrhonrds serpcntino plain
mud fancy bureaus with wood and marble French, Goth
&C. jenny Lind tottnpo mud port Bodstoads Gard,
Sofa side teutrc Tables with wood marble SO.
IN Dlyans Ico Icrs bitomnns fonHoos Library tnaes,
EiAzcro Desks Ann Rocking and Mahogany Inrlor Chaira
Hat Rack aud Umbrella Stands aud Hook .easrs
Farmcfa Secretarlas and DcAkaa mud useful arco
WhRstnnds of a kinds with wood aud marble Looking
GnsaeH Window Shades aud tpoe fuckers Patent sprng
Bed the hest mud cheapest bed used aud warranted to
satisfaction every Hair and shack Mattresses,
together with article 81 furniture House
crs All furniture sold packed without extra charge
e3OA A. WINSTON
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AMHERST g. ii.
purchased Wheat Drill Of j. NJ. T. Flynn & Co. and
worked it myself in ~ bushels wheat regard
an implement which every farmer ought have any
of toerably good mechanical skin wheat
urnip seed with IT, aud II Mr. Flynn has made the
provement he spoke of making the Drill have doubt
1t the best Drill for the price offered to the public
L WHITEHEAD
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used Flynn Il Co.'S Wheat DHll with Gunno attachment
the last with infinite satisfaction Isowcda portion
crop broadcast the land II there differ
in the land IL favor OF that bruadcaed
ut least week earlier than the drilled with about equal
quantities of guano fhe drilled presents much the best
appearance and viii be harvested least week earlier
and will from present appearances yield something like
fourth to the hRn that broadcasod attribute
this TO the fact of the broadcast wheat being winter killed.
when that drilled not being injured thereby all also
cd small portion land without
"n rely emitting oil The andseedng the whea; there,
and Iunhesatiugly pronounce This he the best wheat
ia PHiLlP r. WIrHERS.
Campbell County,, June l4th, 1851
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purchased last Fail one OF Jno. Flynn Co.'S Wheat
Drill which gave entire also sais-
ed 1t is the best seed wheat have gived tf
nj both with the and find the
drilled
advantage in favor of the drilled ia that stands the
tiers better than broadcast and think make much
wheat from 10 TO 100 Guano In Drill you
from POO sown broadcast WIN W. SCOTT
AMHERST C0UNtY,FA
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BEucDsc A. M ;NDENIuAGL,
MD AGENTS.

N11LI select and enter Government Lands with Cash
w Warrants make Investments loan western
raea1 and General Real Estate Business
throughout tho Norlh.wea Address
BEEDE a. MENDENIALI.
NJ lily Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Mr. Stras has received majority of $50 in Taze
well comfy for the Jndgshp in that District. The
result in the District is still in doubt Col. Fulker
son Of Abingdon is his opponent.
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INbE third annual session Of this nnstitu siou
u Will commence ON the first Monday In September
The location IL Of the healtlo and accessible
the entire South, aud the study both classical
Scientific, complete that of bost American Colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently maintained IN.
der the of Lieut. = blnnkcnshp grnlnntc
Nj Institute and nrly connected with tho H. Coast Survey
The several professors VIII have the exclusive charge
Grammar School in which younS may be thoroughly pro
pared Tor College or business.
FACULTY..
REN. SAMUEL Cox President Professor Of Mental and
Moral Science and of History
WILLIAM CARROLL, A. N, profesor Of Greek OF roli
zeal Economy
l. q MATHEWS, A. NJ, Professor Of Latin aud nolics
. Loitrea.
BtASKrssnIr, graduate If NJ l., Professor of Mat
emBties aud Tactics
r. l.. BHoCKtrr Esq Professor of Natural Sciences.
SAMUEL GARLAND A. /, Professor Of Con 4tuiional Law
d A. LAN0HoHNf, Nj d, Professor of Anatomy aud phya
iology
@. ApoLPnE sAnroHI LII D., Professor of Modern
gunges
ErPenscs-Board a. per week washing o. % per month
fuel and lights Sl0pcr term
r1' Persons desiring further information obtain
logucs by addressing the President.
Rep iich. Wing Enquirer copy. july leis
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CANNON AT FORTRESS MoNRoE.--There arc mounted
at Fort Monroe, Va, about 300 cannon, mostly long
80, &c and "a Founders.
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DEAp.--Saml Lech, an old citizen of Charotes-
willie, Va, died on Thursday last.
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f'rs OF madness. because of generous and alb.
s"rnipg passion, which might aud should have
made her happiness on esrth.-C Gin. Gar
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For RICHMOND VA.-Powers the artist, is
gagged upon statue Of Washington in the dress of IL
Freemason, and with the insignia OF the order, Its
destination is Richmond, Va.
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IMPRovEMFNT.--Somc of the the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad have been fitted up with
seats for summer use, instead Of the hot velvet
cushions.
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Rch'd Knowles
well known character in Wheeling, Va, arrested
there on Tuesday night last charged with passing
bank bill of the denomination often dollars, OF the
North Western Bank of Virginia, letter \, payable at
Wellsburg.
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lNRAIN BAGS-We have for saie 900
IL ond hand Grain Bags, as good
We will continue to RENT sacks who wish
to consign their grain to IRBY SAUNDERS.
jy Ats
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JUDICIAL ELECTIoY.-SufIicont returns have been
received at Fredericksburg to insure the election of
Mr. Coleman Judge of the 8th Judicial diitrict by
about twenty-five majority Mr.. Marye