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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-21
Yesterday generals Ceffe & Car.

Yesterday generals Cefe 4 Car.
roll arrived With 1000 Tennesseahs,
and gen. Affair wiIlEbe hefs to- NOR
row with $500 KentHckians. We
know that they have passed Natchez.
Our force will then be, in the city
and within call, from nine to ten
thousand men, and we may consider
ourselves safe, at all event, from any
coup de main that may be Attempted
by the enemy.
All this you may consider has
produced good deal Of alarm. and
some little confusioas-but custom
is a great thing. and by degrees 1t
will become faniiliary, but hope
they will not continue long here, for
they cannot expect to be. successful,
unless they have very strong forces
and every inch Of ground will be-
contested.
From Washington Ms sissilhhi Psher.
NATsHEZ Dec. ~.
By private letters received in this ci-
ty, from New Orleans, by yesterdays
mail, we learn that the enemy, who :
had effected landing from Lake
borgne, and had advanced within sesea
miles of the City, were met BY our
troops at seven o'clock on the evening
Of the 2sd inst. and we're & Owe back
one mia, our army kept the baltic
ground as late as six o'cieck on tho
morning. OF the GATH, when it was
snementIy expected the battle would
rec pmmcnce.
Some letters state thst number OF
prisoners have been taken, but no par.
ticulars stated. The stmsst unsoiBity
prevailed among ali classes ofcirlzens
all Of which are with alacriy turning
out to defend the city.
An express pa sed through this
place, from Gen jackson, about thrss
o'clock last evening, to Coy. Holmes.
who left dispatches TO Maj Gsnerol
Thomas, commanding tbs Kentucky
troops ordered 10 New Oieaas:--Ref.
asyesssee&ss.'' s-sxalsa~ssssssnss
DIED, Yesterday morning ut 8
o'clock after short bat painful i'll
ness Mr.. Jamcs If 'IeisE, a native
OF Scotland, in the 55th year Of his
age, long respectable inhabitant OF
this town. The friends and aeGuain-
tanees Of the family. are invited 10
attend his funeral this day at thYso
o'clock from his late dwelling house.
corner Of Onion and Princess streets.
The members Of the st. Andrews
Society are respectfully invited to
attend.
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LOST

I'm Saturday lsst by a posr boy, q
Z small Red Morocco Poefss Book
containing Twenty-Six DeDlars and Fiji
ty Six Cents. TIE finder by leaving il
with the Printer will be liberally rec
wardeds
January al 81
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EEW.ORLEaTs.

Ey agcntleman who was at Wash.
ing ton Yesterday, we have been fur
nished with the following intelligence
from New Orleans, which we be-
iieve to he the latest from that quar-
ter, received by the last mail-irom
the complexioa Of this article it will
be seen that we have much to hope
for, but not little to fear, as to the
final result ofthe British expedition
against that place-'fhe letter cover
ing this information stated that II
British prisoners had been taken who
said their forces. consisted Of $4,000
men.
New ORLEANS, Dee. 2S
An express arrived one hour ago,
stating that the enemy bad landed
from Lake Boigne, about 1000 men,
and that they had reached Where's
plantations, which is only seven miles
below here-oHr men are gene to
meet them. fight will probably
take place to-nigbt, and as the com
pany /. belong 80 is stationed in town
at government hcase. / may be able
10 give YOU further particulars before
the mail closes. AboEt 5000 Of the
upper country troops are with US,
and we are FAR from despairing.
24th.-6 A. Nj. Ii is now pretty
we'll ascertained that instead ofiO00
there were at least 5000 cfthe enemy
landed. Our men engaged, drove
them back mile, and naw occupy
the battle ground--in halt hour they
will probably be fighting again, and
this day must decide the fate OF our
city.
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From the Quebec JMercury.
Charges exhibited against Major
Gen. Henry Proctor, Tt. Col. Of
the a1st regt. CO foot, viz.
FIRST eHARGR.
That the said Major Gen. Proc
tor being entrusted with the com
mand Of the Right Division of the
army serving in the Canadas, and
the retreat ofthe said Division FROM
the Western parts Of Upper Canada.
having become unavoidable from the
loss of the .leat on Lake Erie. on
the 10th Sept. 1915. did not i,nme-
dialely after the loss of the said
Fleet was known by him, make the
military arrangements best calculat
ed for promptly eaecting such re-
treat, and unnecessarily delayed to
commence the same until the even
ing OF the 9th of the said month,
on which day the enemy had landed
in considerable force within short
distance OF Sandwich. the head quar-
ters OF the said division; such con-
duct on the part OF the said MAJOR
Gen. Proctor endangering the safe
~ Of the troops under his command.
by exposing them to be attacked by
8 force far superior to them, being
contrary to his duty as an Ofsicer,
prejudieial to good order, and mill
tary discipline, aud contrary to the
Articles Of War.
SECOND CHARGE.
That the said Maj. General
Proctor. after commencing the re
treat Of the said division on the said
27th Sept. though he had reason to
believe that the enemy would imme-
d;ately follow il with very superior
numbers and endeayor to harrass and
impede its march, did rot use due
expedition. or take proper measures
Ter conducting the said retreat, hav.
ing incumhered the said division
with large quantities of useless bag
gage, having unnecessarily halted
the troops for several whole days,
and having omitted to destroy the
Bridges over which tue enemy would
be obliged to pass. thereby affording
them the opportunity TO come up
with the said division such conduct
hetraying great professional ineapa.
city on the part of the said Major
General Proctor. being contrary to
bis duty as an officer. preiudieial to
good order and military discipline.
and contrary to tho articles of war.
THIRD CHARGE.
That the said Mai. Gen. Proctor.
a'dnot take the necessary measures
For afsorsiipg security to the boats,
Wagons and carts. laden with the
ammanition, stores and provisions,
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Provost. Governour General d
Canada. I visited the British prison
es.s at Greenbush yesterday, ana beg
leavc ia consequence to make few
observations on the state in which I
found them witt. a yiewthat you will
take their present unhappy ease into
vcur most MISREPRESENTATION. that
their future treatment may be more
mild, their wants better supplied, Il
which will help to wipe away the
foul usage. which they all eomplain
they have received from the Provost
Marshal Curtis, under whose imme-
date care they are left-I should not
presume to bring this officers name
in question were / not put in pos
session Of undonbted, facts, by three
Of the prisoners Of the NAL treat.
nent the greater part Iiayereceiyed
from him on many occasions II which
it is my duty to lay before his Elk
ceIleacy the commander of the Bri.
fish Forces on my return to Canada.
/, More than one half the British
prisoners, that visited yesterday,
were locked up in their rooms. in
close confinement. and kept in that
situation fort last month, and for.
some days past, not released from
their Cells to answer the calls or
nature.-Sueh treatment | presume
lis customary only with hostage pri-
Ison.rs, and will | sincerely hope be
discontinued in future.
Ike whole of the prisoners at
Green6ush complain Of the small
quantity of wood allowed them dur
ing this Indictment season, more par
l.iouiariy for The last few days, not
having received sufficient quantity
I TO asok their dinners uith-whieh |
renersed personally to yoa Yesterday,
Iana the ai.icufiy il appears arises
from the Quarter Masters Depart
meat OF your service, not attending
Ito give regular supply; which /
trust you will have the kindness to
remove.
Enaaxieus here that the wants 4
insial geneies Of The British prisoners
which ] pointed cut yesterday. may
be strictly complied with, and meet
your favourable consideration.
/ have the honour TO be,
Sir,
Yeur most obed't. Serv't.
Signed F. u. WYBAULT,
Dep. Assist. Com. Gen.
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so DOLLARS REWAPD

= RErERI ED from Greenleaf's Point. VasL;,,,o.
~ CIV, Oetveen the 2Sd OF March. and ,h,. g. &c
April, 1915, the following SOLDIERS of the ash,
Regiment, &. S Inf---to' VT ''' 'o'i
WILLE9yT H4FhLNS.
st5ea u years feet inches high, DARK compex;o,
dark hair dark eyes, and by profession larm,rt,'
was born IN the State of North Carolina '
AEI.SON DOSiEP.
aged 3S years. feet inches high, light comnlexio
grey eyes, dark hair and by profession a isbmre"t'
Born in London, fEnelond1
JOH.N HTLLLA.gfS.
aged "a years. feet inches high, lisht comne,;or
blue eyes lark hair, end BY profession farmer Rom
N Matthews County, [Vrginia.l Williams has a Bro
Their In Richmond and was there about lie 4,b of
April '''' fAi VI
:. ~. JOf.s.11cC UfE, &C..
hged 20 years, feet 5ihches high, light complexion
hue eyes, dark hair and by profession stone
Born IN Duslu t;riaud1
THOh.NION C.9RRIgDA
OF whom hsve no description, farther tar that he wac
Of the 56h. >'' N''u"ecy'
ilc above reward will be given for sps,rebars;r,,
ana delivering the above soldiers or ten dollars for ~
Tier d them at this, any other post or garrison in te
L. States. VI ''S
". BADEN, Lielt.
II, 49, C9ndS. az CreeHIeQf' Print
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FOREIGN.
Hdj. e hsfir. Gen.

- .,...s.,, BosToN, April Is.
Ky the private armed schooner Brufus, ar
rived at this port, yesterday, we have been
favored with few foreig4 journals. Their
contents, however,, haze been anticipated
We CLEAN OILY the following items:
LoEDoN, Jan. 80.
S'r Charles Stewards expected to leave
townina few days, on his embassy to the
Hague
The Whtworth is now taking ir freight
at Liverpool for New-York direct, and will
proceed on her destination in, few .da-q
THIS opportunity of renewing the relations O.
peace and amity with the United States was
formally notified at the Ship Letter Office
and evinces the confidence which those who
are best Informed, and the most interested
in the question of war or peace, have in the
ratification of the Treaty by the President of
the u. States.
CADIz, Dec, 90.
The letters from the British merchants in
Spain, complain thatn step has yet been Ia
ken by the Spanish Government to place the
commercial intercourse with England on the
footing of that of the most favored nation.
Whilst the duties on French woolens. linens.
etc. consist only OF the royal duty, which a.
mounts to about S. per yard, and is what is
called consulate duty Of about half tina. a
mount, English goods Of the san description
and quality are subject to the following i'm
posts, !. Royal duty IS. per yard Q. Inter-
nacion, SO 1-3 per cent additional ON the a.
mount of the Royal duty. 8. ConsoLidacfon,
SO 8 per cent. 4. Old Consulado, SI-3
5 New Consulate, 8 5. 6. Subvendon, 10
per cent making in the whole a difference
OF 81 8 per cent. Under this regulation.
some Of our coarse woolcns are charged in
duties more than their prime cost. The
pressure falls still heavier upon Irish liRens.
for which there formerly was great de-
mand, but which are now virtually excluded
from the Spanish market. II is high time.
that the Spanish Government. should be re-
minded by our Ministers of the positive pro
mise which was given three months ago,
that q more equitable tarif should be irpme-
diatcly adopted with regard to British manu-
factuNs.
.:,.a - PARIS, Jan. a.
We have received English papers TO the
10Th INST. The intelligence they contain frors
Vienna affords Just as much information as
The previous accounts, consisting Of little more
than AN almost endless series of coniectures
and contradictions. The Soversigns are said
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Mcw JLm6er;
LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

BALT1MoRE, April 1e-Arrived, schr.
Ant, Brotherton, 10 days from ST. Thomas
rum.-A few days before sailing, British
frgate came down from wind ward, and re-
ported tiat the u. States Frigate CON
SIIIUIION had captured two British
Sioops OF War, one ct them had been recap
tured' and that the Constitution had got
cfear. Two British ships came down the bav
from Tangiers and anchored near the Wolf
Trap yesterday.
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hdJMtant e INSPECTOR Generals O6fre, }
Uar Defartment, ,fffH IL, 1915.
GENE Al. ORDERS.

arrangements are making by the War De-
partnent with view to the execution of the
Act OF Congress of March 3, 1915, fixing the
military peace establishment of the United
States. as tar as circumstances shall permit.
The commissioned officers who shall be de-
ranged by virtue of that act. on the Isl of
May next, will be paid, in addition TO the paw
ana eholuments to which they will be emit
tied by law, the advance of three months
pay. The soldiers who enlisted to serve du-
ring the war. and who have not been previ-
ously paid and discharged, win be then mus
tered, paid, and discharged at their proper
stations. The ou-commssoned officers,
musicians and privates, who shall not be re-
taiiiei III service upon tine peace establish
tnen', VIII also be then mustered. paid, and
discharged and the non-c commissioned Off
GERS, musicians and privates, who shall be
retained IN service upon the peace establish
inent, will then receive the arrearages of their
pay.
NO soldier, whatever may be the term of
ms enlistment, can be permitted to leave his
corps until he is duly discharged, for which a
reasonable time must be allowed after the
termination ofthe war; and the discipline of
Ire strictly observed, as ~ al
corps Which it embraces at this time, unit,
further orders.
ANY paymaster. or other officer. who
80, ~ S'A'oe al d disCount cue CillS, or Other
ev'oencles OF soldiers title to pay or bounty,
shal be. held responsible for such miscon-
ouct and the emolument to arise from the
purchase VIII not be allowed to. be retained
oy the paymaster in the settlement Of his ac-
counts.
All officers possessed Of any books, charts,
Plans. surveys, correspondence, accounts;
vouchers or other documents whatsoever, be-
longing to the military department and not
necessary to be retained for the performance
OF their respective duties, will deposit the
same in the Adjutant Generals office for the
military district within which the officers re-
spectively are stationed, and forthwith trans
NIT 20 the War Department an account of
such documents.
Sy order Of the Secretary of War, -
d. PARKER.
Hdi. y Insttr.- Gen.
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STONE WARE.
THE SUBSCRIBER

MAS on hsn'l at his Manulactory, large quantity
IL OF > TONE WARE, ofsupericr q, ality and well
assorted rs carrying On the business very extensively
snd viii deiiser,hc any part the city free OF
me espencr oi csrtsgr, 'snd 1T the New-YorS prices
the freight from thence 70 this place would average 90
per cent at least Under these circumstances. he is
induced to nope thrt few any will send their orders
abroad when they csn BE- supplied at their doors WITH
better ware and on far better terms The following
were the prices in New Yorkprev;ous to the qte war.
ana ne determined that Nianuiacto. in the u
: shall under.sel him at anv time
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.
ID a dTTr 5yr

NJG.l-1tJHH b.
E1ShOM the Falls Plantation in Chesie rfr.Id ccun,yl
viz:
;-.4 GBR.GH.6.6T.
hbout5 feet 10 inches High remarkably strong and
wei made very biacS, snii TO b, - ye,rs Of aoe
he was raised hy Mrs. Stcptoe, Miidl.sex coupiv;
near trh9nna, about which, in Lancaster county
IN the Month of December last
sIILIO.N.
About s feet inches high, rather slender male "a
dark complexion, or 20 years Of age ans,sers on;c
when spoken to, and ifnterrogsted miutcly isa,t 10
stammer he moves brisk and lively ard was raised By
MIR James Warden. of Nori,lk county From iscor
NATION Just received, haze every reason 10 helevc
he IS lurking in the heietbsrlood of Eiimarnnrl VII.
iaee, in Lancaster county Fiay dollars reuarI ,,
oe pad TOR experimenting and securing in jail either Of
the above .amed negroes. VI
FRANCIS S. .S.4)fpSO.ac
FaEs Piantafion, .4t1Ile. wv
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WASHINGTON. Anrii %

~; WASHING TON, April 30.
This City is now honored by the pre-
sence ofseveral of our Military ard Naval
Heroes. Among the former, besides General
WILKINSON, already mentioned, are Gene
rails ScoTr. RIPLEY, MAcoMB, and SMYTg.
Coils JEsuP and AspINwALL :, among the
latter Com. RODGERS, and Com PoRrER.
two Of the; Commissioners of the Navy Loard.
Gen. 8RowN, Com. HE'LL. and other Off
GERS OF rank and standing are daily expect
&c. Mar. Int
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SHE.

EOR SALE.
A IN Monday, the egth ,.a> OF May next the sub
" ssi1eer VII sci! The following valuable property
70 the highest bidder, without reserve, VIZ Those va
liable "
.NERCII.9.N'T MILLS.
called the Jefferson ltis. situated s.inng the town
OF jefferson, ON james River in Powha;an con.,y as
miles above Rchmond with the improvements at
uenen thereto, winch co'nprehends complete estab-
'"'i"eht Tor merchant. This valuable property ia
now under lease Tor two Year,, at y rert @. Siiuo
per annu" There u alie auachsd to the Mill about
500 acres GLAND, about 81 of which, is Ja,es River
low s'ounls. an established Fe,r- sort about 500
per annum Also. the
TRACT OF LAND,
whereon reside. containing 1900 acres with I'll and
every necessary Improvement for genteei family
'hs land is peculiarly adapted TO the cultivation of
small gram g clover, ABOUT so acres OF whie, is mine
Jamer hverl low grounds A further description oil
The property isthough' unnecessary as it prrsn.b
those Inclined 10 purchase, viii view Tx. premises pre
vous 10 the dsy sale. whc TIME ar accurate sur
vsy VIII be exhibited, when the terms win b.. made
knewu, which will be accommo ia,ne 70 the purcsss-
-; SAIL H SAUNDERS.
POwhStan, April % '- 81, -
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40 DOLLARS REWARD

ehNAN ~ from the subserbAp living in Tyncb
q burg, Negro Mar named SA n, about o5 or Of
years old about feet 10 or N inci,s high. st made
and rather Of stern conntenapcc slow Of geccb obrr
spoken TO- has remarkable under o e orlis EYES
PROBABLY me 'e and another on one Of his hands. he
eve On lis left also, il is between hi, t,,, ar fr.
bnger From whst can learn. he win apncar Win .
tree ps77y and his aim will be Norfolk cxpeo, The
above reward VII be gwen 70 any person who will DE-
liver the SAD negro 10 me- or to fir john Trow or r,
Richmond, Of lodging him in any iii so ilaf 90, liza,
again. THOS VIiJJtafe
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GREAT BARGAINS

~ LE.II,9ER
I'D ENG about'to decknc that part Of INV br.;,.,
comprising Leather, will sell cheap for cash -
have ON hand handsome assortment of nlo,ed .,,
common sadd!cry ard sundry articles in tn hardy
iie. ih'the course OF the simmer and fall, exnect
~. '''S-
%0H.N JNcFHEP.SO.N.
o.-.,oo . 49,. Opposite he Eggie Ta1er7,.
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FOR SALE---.8 T8LU.4BLE H0TT5f n
MN LOT u

IN the town Of Ysneey~t,e. CLorisa Cono.y) with
: oQn'emsn' ouS-house, good stable, exoe,ient
veil IN the ysrJ, and goud garden. hIld,o ~
Sos have been lately built and are enclosed s.d tbe,r
situation being directly tho Road from Ioiiss Z, r.
70 Carter Ferry end within 500 Yards Of tnatofsc
turing MIL Is most admirably eserlstea Tor Grocer
Dry-Co0d Store or Tavern -
he "waer viii ssso accommodate the purchaser r
desired, wi, WOQDLAND en- yenient 10 Inc ssd
property Fos terms, sppiy either 70 tlie snbveros
llyngon t'e premises, or to Mr. William AnIa sor.
Richmond -
EDM PENDLRTON.
Tsoce7viIe, April Is ~
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from IN american gentleman in Cddiz, DC
Ted,
"CADIZ, Jan. 16, 1915.
AS to the political relations between Spain
and the United States, have very little at
present TO add to the information contained
in my last Mr. Erving lately appointed our
minister near King Ferdinand, wrote from
Paris tothe Spanish Secretary of State, ard
asked tor passport to come to Madrid in his
official capacity: butiI understand he received
for answer" that his Catholic Majesty would
not receive any Minister or ambassador
from America so long as the Minister from
SPAN to the u States was not received or ac-
koowledged there. although his Catholic Ma
Jesty was desirous to strengthen the bonds Of
sincere and generous amity with the United
States. The answer given to Mr.. Norris at
Cad'z. by the late Regency of Spain, ana the
one he received afterwards at. Madrid, from
the Kings ministers, were predicated on the
same grounds !; and it it,said, that instructions
have been sent to The Spanish Minister in
America, 10 make known to the President
this resolution of his Catholic Majesty"
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Frsm he Denaocrnnc Prcas.

from the following article, extracted from
London Paper OF sept. ID, we infer, tina. the
rules OF the Chamber of Deputies or some
otner ordinance, prohibits any member from
uenVerihS any speech or opinion which he
mad not previously reduced to writing Sncb
regulation is unfriendly to eloonence or &C..
dom. " lR~the French Chamber Of IDENTITIES
we ind ~. LEvENEgR. q blind member
Claiming the Llctrlgsucc OF speaking ez- te1t-
kore :" "'
YIN the 18th July, 1874, the Parliament of
o'cly opened IFS Session---a SciIian Parlia-
nent consists Of King, Lords and Commons
Inc Sing addressed the two houses. an II.
lus'i1ons Peers. Honorable Representatives of
GfeGniaga from a PIE efEneljeh Pchc,s.
' i> sn mes o. Sept. 10. 1914 we find the
W. ioi'o"hg not unme aning paragraph
we are sorry TO see marked forwardness
IN N some European Sovereiens, to nav court to
me ne present members ofthe u S. government.
ne rrnce OF Orange, for instance, might rs
wen nave delayed sending to them his am
oassador. Possibly a few months might have
saved bim the ,,npleasantness Of having tn
communicate with so despicable set as Mr..
fHaaison and hic followers, the vile parasites
Vi bonaparte, and the shameless calumnia-
.oVS OF country which the Prince Sovereign
mas SO much cause to respect.
NJ 'A''pt So5dle OF SuCh Editors as the
Times, have long been considered as enlori-
uulS, ungnardedly paid, to the best men and
tue most virtuops characters in the world.
= In the confession of Ed. Clarke, of R,irv.
o9' riaiy S, who ~aS executed ii. Chelmsford
Oh friday the 10Th inst. IS the following curl
Gus article -" /, Edward Clarke, now in a
lew hours expecting to die, do sincerely wish,
as my last request, that three Of nv fingers
De taken from my hands, to be given to INV
e epiee chiidren, as warning 70 them AS nv
myers were the cause Of bringing myself ~
Lhe gallows and my children to poverty and
Also request that Mr.. r. L. Coils and Mr
- -, bro~n' two brother prisoners, will be SO
ENG as 20 SEE it done--they knowing which
ringers they are, by their marking them. At
my request, with ink" This request was
complied with by the surgeon.
I've Court Of Madrid has addressed note Z, 6,n
Eovcrnmen1 reclining number Of Spania,s re.;,i -,
10 OH territory, STRONG whom are some ulershantho
nave been settled here these ten Yeas The portm
Suese ministry, convinced Of the honor and fder,, oe
tnese nNsuss have not assented r. this demand bur
days. ''s"' "'u"u twenty
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T1RGLNya LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DEL ECATFS

IIUUSIt UF DEL ,EGATFS.
ca, 'etsr'-Johp Turner,- John s. Barbour
so'1h1tnCe'iand-Hiism Blackwell, VIM. fiudnall
D'.'fddie-Danie c. Bstts,. William Robert.
sou, jr.'
ESSer-Hcnry I.attsine,s Charles Hill
',,fecS EGG BurweII ----7-- Alexander
.no,3'N, coonss-Mor,lessi Cook, Capt- Jno West.
France Edssard-Wiiliam Lindsay. Edward Book.
o''