VIRGINIA.
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The contest in Virginia for Congress and the
State Legislature is waxing warm, and Increasing
daily in interest and animation The last En-
quirer contains glowing account Of the discus
sion ir Hing William between Messrs. R. M. Il.
Hunter and Willoughby Newton, candidates for
Congress. From the correspondents account it
must have been grand intellectual encounter
Mr.: Hunter is the democratic candidates. a
gentleman of rare abilities, and would be an or
nament to the body over which he presided with
so much ability few sessions since. r-f


In the Ffuvannd District Messrs Hubbard and
Hill are the opposing candidates for Congress
the firsra democrat and the latter a Wing, Col.
Hubbard is not unknown here His fine social
qualities and hard common sense have rendered
him highly popular in his District Virginia
will come right side up in few weeks.


The course of the Richmond Whig resembles
the rattle-snake singing itself into madness and
death. Let it go on, and let the democrats rejoice
at its course. twill doubtless soon be superseded
as the organ of the Wing party of Virginia by
the Richmond Compiler, paper possessing con-
siderable claims to fairness and decency.