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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29

chargeable upon him. Patriots Of Aneri-
ca, let not this guilt DC laid at your doors
no great are the benefits that would fiow
from conducting internal improvements
on large scale, that they would Justify
and soon repay the imposition Of taxes 20
considerable extent. This however is
entirely unnecessary III many, and perhaps
IN all the sta,es. In the states Of Con.
necticut, New-York, Penneylvania, Ma
ryiand and South Carolina, there are large
sums of either accumulated specie, or
stock easily convertible into specie; while
IN mary ofthe other states, land is possess
ed to sufficient value, if properly dispos-
cd OF, to produce very large sums. In
The highly mercantile states OF New York
ndPeunsylvauia all the means are in hand
Tor The making canals s. turnrikes On Is L..
her2l scale as the most enlarged policy
can dictate. Let us descend To part;cu-
lars. Zach OF these states, ii is believed,
have cash resources 10 the amount of three
millions. Should the legislatures Of these
states Offer TO expend these sums for these
ends, there is not the least doubt Of their
being supported by individual contribute
pay the expense OF at least Que thousand
miles OF turnpike road, and five hundred
miles OF canals. Let US suppose that
these produce the first year after their ac-
comPiishment only three per cent. which
is undoubtedly smaller profit than would
be actually realised. Taking into consi-
Iteration the regular progress of popu!a,i.
on, its necessary increase from internal
improvements, the vast mass of rich land
brought into produE:ve cultivation By the
ease and cheapness with which commodi
dities would be interchanged, and the
| growth OF luxury iii perhaps more ra-
pid extent than any Of these other effects,
, twill be within bounds to estimate the an
nual rise OF the proceeds Of tolls at ten
per cent. on the first years receipt. We
have data, on this point, which places TIE
correctness of this estimate, SO far as it
proves IL moderate, beyond dispute. The
/ following is a table of our exports of do.
mesticpr oduce lor Iheten successive years
! lroi.. lT0l TO 1900 inclusive.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29
N L y T C L n E S.
L ND and NEGROES
FOR S1TE.

Two hundred and ninety eight acres OF land in
the county of Cumberland, living on both
branches of Tearwallet run about two miles =.
bove the courthouse about one third OF this land
Is well tmbe.cd, and equal in quality TO the hes,
high Land IN liz vicinity, it is well supplied with
good water, an3 the situation is scmarl ably heal
tny the buildings Gil it are to,cra5ly convenient
aud at 4 small expense might be made comfor,a.
bic For = family hcre is remarkable inc ay.Dle
ana perch orchard, ant several other kinds Of
trmt trees thereon, winch seldom miss bearing
aud on the main road from north 10 south, which
passes through II, there is large dstiiiery. malt
house, cellar and granary, well ru(icd 10 car.
ny on the distiilmg business extensively.
Also, for sale a y sciller, 4 Man Cool and some
other valuable Slaves, together with the stock of
Horses. Cattle. Sheep and Hogs, Carts and Farm.
Ing Utensils, with some Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
1fthe above properly is not disposed Of by pri
vate sale before the 25th day of September next,
the whole will on that day be Sc, up on the pre-
muses. TO the highest bidder, at public sale Cash
VIII be eXpc9ed Tor all SUMS under twenty dollars.
ami on aipuichases exceeding that suna, credit
@! twelve mouths will be allowed. on giving bond
with approved security, to bear interest f ON the
da'e, which viii DE RENTED on receiving punttu
ii pay OK the principal---a deed OF trust on
the iand viii be required to secure the payment
forit- u agreeable TO the purchasers, The Disil.
lery, Stills &c. and forty acres OF Land adjoining
will be sold sepacaSly-but il not odd III This wa,
the Stills, Boiler and Disabling Uten-iis will be
scr ~ separately, 10 the highest bidder, on ,he
sane terms .. the other property The premises
will bhswn 70 any person wishing to puscnase,
b LAWRENCE Garlic. who resides thereon.
LAWRENCE CARLiLE
JOHN & Ed. CUNNINGHAM.
JulV 81. 1904. wSt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29

From Ibis statement it appears that no
NODE OF investlurc for the cash funds Of
a state, or Of an individual can be named,
that will DO more productive. ~ The end
Oi twenty one years, an annual interest
oi al least twenty per cent. viii accrue (;
and Tor this vast premium the only sacri-
tice viii lie the difference between the a.
mount Of tolls received for the first seven
years and theintetest of SIX per cent.Which
the price Of stocks shews is considered
os good compensation Cor money. This
difference amounts, on the average, to
something less than two per cent. a year.
While for the ensuing 5evcn years the a.
vcrage annual receipt viii be above eight
per cent; and for the last seven years n
bove EiiceD pes cent. After which term
Of twenty one years. supposing ali further
increase forbidden BY law, as it ought to
be, there will be permanent income Of a.
bout twenty per cent.
The only Inconvenience that could he
eSpcricncedby The states would be the tcn-
porary loss Of about two per cert. on their
Stock, which conid withau, any difficult
whatever, be overcome By moderate loans,
,tr whose discharge ihe future receipts
from tolls above six per cent. year could
DC applied.
The state funds, 10 Which a particular
aiiusion las bcccn made, ere principally
at present in TIE share oC bank stock, or
stool. :. ~ Uaaca G.a!cs. 80. ~ IL {
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29
Dollars, 10000

Dollars, 10000
MI tickets drawn blank nav be renewed IN the
next class ~ 10 dolls. each the price of all O.
,hers will he Is dolls
All prizes OF - dollars may be renewed for the
next class, or paid, at the option of the person
enriTled. II they be NOT claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they will
be considered IS renewed III the second class.
The drawing commence in the city OF vii
iiamSburg on the 1st day of June, 1904. under
the management Of James Madison, Ohm Brack-
en-. William Nelson, Robert Greenhow, BuYwell
bassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham,
pion Travis, William Lightfoot, Litileton w.
farewell, George Tucker and James Semple.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29
Dollars 1856
T I G. K + T S

May be had of George Tucker, Thomas TAYLOR,
and Samuel PIeasauts, ir in Richmond; Roaert
Brchett, and Watkins Leigh, Petersburg Tho
mas Newton. DIR Barrand, * Littleton w. Taze-
well, Norfolk; Hugh Mercer. Fredericksburg
Henry Tucker, Winchester; Chapman Johnson,
stanton; aid in all the towns in Virginia, and
III many places in the country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29

81 -HGvcrfissn'ents, no. c.rccedinga sgaa,s
MEc"S'h, aretnsertcdi in tbs hehc,. tor seven
fy7''Ve renfs tie FIRST time three dollars for
l"'ee 1'eekS { 6 times and far cucry adj.
h'"cl 'iircrtf7n hirty-tiree GEMS. L.oI.r ones
az t''e sane freforfion-um!eas shecia! coz
trccs &c made By the near.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29
400 Acres of Land,
Valuable Land for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes 20 sell the 7PACT OF
LIND, whereou ne now resides, in Chester
heid county, situate ten miles from Richmond,
within two Of James river, and about fourteen
from Petersburg This ,ra2, independent Of tie
many advantage arising from IT'S local situation,
has partcuiar claims 10 the attention of any gen
tcci family who may wish 20 OBTAIN IN agreeable
scat contigu0Hsto ei,hero The above name 4 towns
] contains about cHe !5mfsdrd acre. four hundred
OF which arc supposed o be cleared. and lave
been for ONE years ~ cultivation. The soil IN
point OF fertility, is equal, if not superior 70 that
ofm OF tile land in the ne;ghbourhood The
buildings age = large and wei, planned two story
dwelling house with wings, an excellent kitchen
and ever other necessary out house sufficient for
the accommodation Of large fary
The terms Of sale viii be one fourth of tine nur-
chase money in hand, aud the balance IN three
annual instruments. Bond and security. together
wiki a deed of trust on the properly, 70 ensure
pun 9ua payments, will he required.
ARCHIBALD BOILING.
Chcsnut Grove, Aug. LIST. 1904. wtO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29

ONCE THIS iastyearthe exports ofdomes-
TIC produce have increased to 42,2o5,95l,
which is in even higher ratio.
laking then ten per cent as the annu.
III rise OH the GTst years receipt, the stock
will rise in value, as follows.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29
Cl2 L. CENTS sISCLkl

difficulty could arise in the disposition OF
these 10 indv duals, without, in the least,
iinpairing the existing capitals; and the
lnvestiture CT them III canal or turnpike
stock, transferable in The same manner,
would add considerably to the active capi-
tal OF the nation. Should any state erner-
gency require the use of any part Of the
principal invested, no serious ambarrass.
hent could present itself, as the stock, be-
ing founded on the most solid basis, would
undoubtedly more than any other descrip-
ton OF stock, command the public conf
dencc.
With regard 10 those states that do not
possess in hand pecuniary resources, tits rot
probable that they would be able 10 carry
on internal Improvements on so large a
scale. But they Ill Of them possess re-
sources fully adequate TO The accomplish.
ment OF many useful undertakings. 1t
VIII occur to every mind that ii IN suck
states as PcLnsy iyania, New York and
Maryland, possessed Of great pecuniary
RESOURCES, internal Improvements shall not
only rewaid but enrich the acyentursr, the
common motives Of interest will lead
wealth under the liberal sriIit Of lass ala
fluent states, to invest itself on IMPROVES
ments IN them, which caunot fail 10 brnlc
d reward. Ih:s Is SO cmneiilly The case
that 1t is impossible 10 make 4 canal or q
turnpike III one state, which will not socn-
CT or later benefit every other nisu.bel of
line conlederacy.
Bat there are resources Of no incorsi-
derable amount, at this moment, within
the power ot every state i'll the union,
winch, properly CIV Oh, d and apple d, would
so greater lengths towards the accom-
pilshment OF any wise plan Ior general
Improvements.
not 10 so on uEbeaten tracts, where,
however correct, our remarks might in-
cur Tie isque OF not beina universally as
scented to, from not having stood the test
Oh experience, we shall confne ourselves
to Il consideration Of the resources w hich
I Banks, under = proper direction would al
lord 10 the community. /; seems al pre-
sent 10 be general conviction ti,e.t adj
Van'aSes given by u state 10 mouied IN
stltui.ons should be pa Tor. 1ndeedw,ie
there any necessity, it would not be diff
cult 10 prove, that governnlen;s have no
rigtt To extend peculiar priYi.e es bot FOX
iui cohside' a.ion. They are surely The
PROPERTY oil the public, and it is dcIaUd-
ing The public Of their property, no. 70 re-
ceIve such consideration in exchange. a
long experience has shewn that The annu-
a! pioh Of a bank are at least eight Per
cent which is two per cent above legal
and good interest. Hence, Oh an ave-
rage, bank stock is about thirty three per
cent. above par. Ii We compare the a.
mount Of the export. Of the great cons
mercal states Of New York, rennsyNa-
MIA and Maryland for Ike last year, it viii
appear that they are about equal TO their
banking capitals. In!erring that The Cthsr
states might adyantagcousIy employ CO
pltal proportionate TO their exports, the
following table will shew tie banking ca
pitfalls that might be created in each state.
OyEGrS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29

The creation Of bank stock 10 the a.
boye amount 10 each oil the states might he
iairly esIiioa cd as capable Of producrga
psofl Of twenty h'c per cent. % l.oir ic-
specliye capital, alio"inE The GiGcrene>
between that sum aud tle market price,
VIZ. about eight per cent. as an induce
ment 70 indiyijuals 10 subscribe, which
would produce the following sums,lo ,he
tegpectYs slates.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29
Selc0 Plays.

7be 5h 1oiume 7fE'Wney u Hognr's SELECT
rms Is ig''ncciyed at Gampei Plcasaafs' Ro9l.
stare. il rogfaiHs--7he Eheei Of Fortune, Tytsf-
Iadrr, Way g. ger MW-ird Wouidis,es
W hare gi.o mar Lc bud On a near b9ctsf yokDrcl
tti~e 50 cenM--7L}E BEAU7YES OFP1ETR1.
cn'0j.hg Petc's EssGy on Nan, Uairrsai Pyap.
81 Lr"eys Ia Kahn. Cc.-Dugg C5ri''ian lin
%! and SaDyic0f Essars Hermit; Col!g5 Safay-
dgy Night; ara1's Eeey; Nrp Srcs p'qde ,s
vi ~aj re TaSsioSs DJdH's ODE i; nc IUcsisc .
Go| RI 7irsdcr; Efcyn'fy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-29
Doctor Wilson.

Il AS taken (asa temporary rcsidence) n
! 4 house lateiy occupied by Doe. Adams. CD.
Fosite the Bel -Tavern, aud intends TO combine
the Apoihsca,ies business with the praaiec oe
fhys'c. He's now opening part, and expects
by she next arrivals from Philadelphia, u fresh
and very general assortment oil
" e d I c L n E S,
And other ar'iciesiu the Apothecarics line, which
Wi nc sold on the lowest terms. Orders from the
country, Recipes, &C. viii DC carefully attendedto
Richmond, 25th June, 1904. Won
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-13
TUNIS CRAVEN
Has jut received, va Philadelphia, an elegant
aiTatmcut of
SPRING GOODS,
VIZ

Chintzes, calicoes, fine India colo
made, book and mulmul mailins, d.. ba,tas, ma.
mooai.s, coiTas, pimgurus aud long cloths. fae
eambic ard Bt,uh book do. linen and cotton
can,sfic, coloored, embclrd and plain do. cam
bric and common dirnities, lawn and camnr's
poker handkts. ladies extra long fix ard kid
gloves and pic nc nitss, do cooused and white
fix hofe, COTTON ard thread hofe, nfies dc. gen
clemens beaver, doe, saih leather and thread
gloves, do. ELK, COTTON, thread and fupcr browo
cotton hofe, I,ih linsns, larg lawns and diapers.
creas, platilas, Brittannies and brown Holland,
Marfeilles and rausiinet velf fhspes, naukeens,
Cotton kcgieymeres, white and coloufea jeans,
extra f.pcr6ne navy blue cloths red. blue, and
chocolate bandsnoes, 81. &c.
Al6 By Who5slah,
!, Threescates ofhandlomely >aRorted
cHlNIZEs aud CALICOES, al Of winch he
will fellas the mott reduced prices fol CASH.
Aprl27.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-13
publff usnOae.
On FRIDAY

On FR1D a 7,
4, 10 .'tlsck, sosg Re fold az RE V<adst sf0tr
Rum in hoglheadsand barrels.
French Brandy in pipcs,
Gin in pipes and bis.
whiaey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar ia hhds. tlerces and bis.
Corce in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
Whit. and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould ard dip'd Candles
Ra:has in kegs. boxes and jars.
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware In crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coaungs,
xericymsrcs, DaGils,
Plains and KeTIeys,
Negro Co,tons, Srrgss,
EiaRicks, blue FREEZES,
calimaneoes and RaReli,
Yarn Stockings,
chinszes and Calicoes,
Irifh Lincns, Silefa do.
Oinshurgs and Ticklenbsrgss
Mullins and Mallin Hand'ts,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchief,
Colourrd Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER. !.
Tune a,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-13
WEDNESDAY, JuNE 10, 1891.
RICHARD VEITCH and Co.

H.4YE JUST REcEIVED
from London, and tor fac Al s3air ware'nu1e,
$50 pieces well chofen printed Ca
icocs, Chnzes, Camarics e..
500 pieces white, coloured and Ian
cy Canbflc, and o5tes Nioil;ns.
Muffin Shawls, black Gotta. Dlml-
ties, leans, ssncy Wa;heoatiog, Cofton Haie,
Cotton ard SIX Cloves, dne twiit, Check,
iriped Cottons, &e.
or The above Goods are entitled to Draw
back on expectation.
Mav n
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ROBERT B. JAMESON,

. 81 - - - - -
OFFERS Fer SALE,
10000 lbs. Green Coffee,
5000 DO. Cocoa,
20 hhds. Muicovada Sugar.
% bags Of Cotton.
20 puncheqns fpe Hasor'd S.. Croix Rum.
20 hhds. Me!aHes.
!. 10 pipes Holland Gin,
90 ar. cheifs of freth Teas sGorted.
10 pipes London P. Madeira
S p:pss osd Port
q pipes P. Tenperife >WlNES,
IS q. csiks Sherry, and
= PIPES BE0ce.les
; hhds. gieen Copperas,
hhds roll BsImAone,
hhds. Nader,
hhds. Asium, and
no boxes OF Spandh Segars different ssa
1tie,, with MOI other Articles in the grocery
Ire.
Mpy 70. d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18

THE |IONSRAGLE TAE LEGTSLATJRE 0F
T'aE CoA1foN H'EALTH or YIRCINlA.
TIE Nemo'ialcf sugdJy Me- cbunta Meet .nics and
0f5sr Inba5it.n'. u t5e Ciyef Ri-bn,oea,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
Land for Sale.

| I AM disposed 10 sell my traGf or land in the
( county OF Amela. whegeon AZ present reside
containing 4oc acres. IT is advantageousiy situ.
a'ed on the north side of West creek, lust above
ITS Junction with Deep creek There is on This
tfaSt about 2oO acres % cleared land, under good
fences and in good farming condition, the balance
stands woods and IS OF prime Tobacco quality
ne creek, by which IL is bounded on the south J
mas considerable quantity of swamp land attach
ed to 1t, which abourds with fine large timber of
white oak, poplar, ash, sc and lies convenient e.
noh8h to every part os the plantation 10 furnish
rams w.tout cutting any Of the high land. There
is also about 40 acres Of arst rae meadow land
which lies in one body, beautifully aruated, and
produces natural grass sufficient to winter one
hundred head OF cattle aunually-about 20 acres
OF this meadow is reclaimed, and the balance
may be put IN the sane 81 uation with but little
trouble or eXpense-it may he necessary 10 observe
that no part OF it is liable toriiow oveit being A
conSiderabie distance from the creek, and suici-
emily dT'y oproduce either Tobacco or Corn The
improvements consist of new dwelling house.
81 feet BY 10, with brick chimney AT each end.
rooms below ana rooms and = passage rbove
Stars, also com nodious cellar, with tiYe place
underneath the house, asmok:house and kitchen
all of which are newly painted on the out side,
tobacco barnes, &c.
Those who are inclined to purchase such pro.
perry are invited to view the premises, which I
presume WIN ne 4 oSttef recommendation than J.
ny thing can say.
will treat with any gentleman privately until
the first day ofJuly, on which day it will be sold
at public sale. on the premises, if not previously
disposed of at private sale. The terms will be one
half cash When possession is given (Which will
be when demanded) and the other half in twelve
months to secure the payment of which I deed
or trust on the property Wi, be required There
is at present 100 bushels of wheat sowed on the
best part Of the plantation, which the purchase
may take or nor take also 8princ laborers. which
he may have the balance of he year-Appeation
to be made TO the subscribe, on he premises.
J. ROBERTSON.
dnieIia LIST February, 1900. z,.f
N. i The sale of the above traa of land, is
POSTPONED antil H'e.fnesIav re 25t5 :fIsy ,e,ct
being The day proceeding Ame.ia court, unless
previously disposed OF privately. J.R.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
w estham iron Foundry,



TgTHe subscriber takes 5he liberty oe informing
= the public that nc has taken lease and is ~
present working the above foundery and having
provided the best artists in thar line from New
y FORK and George. Town, together with Pig lion
Of the irst qla.i5y---
Proposes 20 sast--AIill gudgeous & Inks Of p
very description; also, iron wheels Cor Ii, IA
Hhinery nf mills Rumford. registered ani I'm
g1tesi CRATE front and bottoms. for RumforJi-
zi"g iirs. P'ecrs', large and small stoves cabon
Sc AMI ca les; Franklin stoves for wood
or coali ki.sr.J,. CRATES, with crane and range
Complsts ;cosch warmers plain stoves and m@ui'a
rl1'es; cast railing of every patterns plow
sh=res and pov boards; cast Wagon. c5ac-
P!7e,on ana chair boxes scale weights from
T. % ID sash and clock weisats pa,ent ta,-
fon5 for smiths, on very approved plan ;
backs, jams and back ays nail cutting machines
with screws complete; whesl-srrow bowIers ,
garden ditto cast iron anvils Are dogs and nand
irons % every descrip,on-togs,her with any o.
Their article in the casting line, 10 given pattern
ar the shortest notice, by application At the fur.
mace, orto
JANIS DUNLAP, in Richmond.
IS n Jane. 1906. w3m
S. Oh Iron purchased by pplicat,on as a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
Valuable Medicines.

5VSF received, and for falc at the Book Store
, OF S. PLsAsANrs, je.-who is appointed the
ONLY agent Tor Richm1ni-Sol whoieGale and
re'Ailb BY RICHARD LEE, No. SO, Maideo Lane.
Es" York.
The following remedies have for tx years paa
oeen eeiehrated for the cure of mol diCeaies q
which che human body is liable, aud are in high
e"ecm, and general ufe throughous the Url,sd
osa'e'' many OF then, being fold cheaper sesn the
drugs OF which they eye compounded could be
nnrch Al 4 rail Cor. ro-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
Dollars. 10000

All tickets drawn blank may be renewed IN the
next class, At 10 dolls. each the price of all O.
rhers VIII be / dolls.
All prizes of Is dollars may be renewed for the
next class, or paid, At the option Of the person
entltlsd. If they be not claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they will
be considered as renewed IL the second class
The drawing 20 commence III Tho city Of Wi
liam5burg, on the lst day OF June, 1909. under
,he management OF James Madison. John BralL-
en-, William Nelson, Robert Crcenhow. Buryel.
Basse,t, 4 hsrt Saunders. Samuel Tyler. Cham
pion Travis, William Ligh,foot, Littleion w.
raseweli, George Tucker and James Sempe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
Walter Potter,
BOOKBLVDEF - ST.f7IOVEI

bOCh-BAVDEE e 5l.II8DVER,
Nam Stree, Richmond;
WANkFUL for the encouragement ne has
4 received since con1nncncin7 business, hopes by
his strict aueniion and faithful execution OF all
orders which i've may be favorri wi,h 20 rcrit
Further continuance Of patronage. He has lately
received fresh supply Of STHTICNARl, and
has nov on hand a large assortment Of Blank &
kuied Books. Merchant Accomp. Books ruled
20 any pattern. and Book-Binding in ITS various
Branches executed with neatness, accuracy and
dispatch. vet
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18

]. II. Fousnzn. SecL1.
Richmond, May 25sh, 1894. wifi
Richard Evers Lee, Of Noyfop Borough.
John Goodrich, Of lie of!Y?a5t.
Edward peSran, 0f Dirteia!ic.
DR.. Richard Field, Of gr,.nszr:,k.
Tnomas Read, ofC6Wlotte.
Creed Taylor, Of Cumberland.
William II. CabelI, Of Anl5eyst.
George Pean, 0f Paty:ck.
George Wythe, II Ciiy Of Ric5mosa.
joan Taylor. Of G'4roliae.
LlTkin Smith, Of King e @ueSin.
joan Minor, of Sj6nyyIvuia.
William EIizey, Of Lauioun.
William Dudley, Of Wnvpick.
Mann Page, 9f Gloucester.
John TAliAferro, il. Of King George.
Richard Brent, OF Prince IFIlidnE
Hugh Holmes, Of Fye1e7yck.
James Daley, Of Hambsbire.
James Ailsn, o. S0sn0ndo.J:
Archibald Stuart, Of .iupusta.
James M'rahane, Of RxsseI.
Gsn John Preston, of Montgomery.
William M'Kinlev, Of Osio
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