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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10

" observe by tic Harrisburg papers ,ha fncra las
- a" ing 'ehae l" tie House Of Representa-
t'GS OF pennsylvania on the following norioD:-
ifS0'Vtd, That the order be DISCHARGED as RESIN c Tho
tniI n 10" 10, entitled AN incorpnra the
ana Dho canal company, and that be committed to the
'n!'tiee on inland navigation and internal Improvement
WIN instructions to report tie BILL Including ,,royis Cos
the actual commencement of canal to connec the Int
or'"i WIN the ono" simultaneous with authorization
oi canal to connect the OHIO with the CLesancakc"
lie PIoprety of connecting tie Ohio and !In,on %,
mai IN Tie same resolution formed the turning oon n
uc argumcnt-m the of tic discussion MI,
referring 10 The report made by The Pcnnsy Iva
MA commissioners, rCinai i1ed:--
''h that has been done on Ibis route was h aeco,;
inc prac'Icabiihy--It was not located When If was
S' surFeyei II was SAID that the by Deep creek
was tie best that could be found Last summer tlo,
found better route which, was 900 feet o,ver on
the summit, and about 90 miles shorter AMI could
hot oettcr route still be found by the Junia1 or the
west or'nch OF The SuSguehanna, Which break through
INC cnFe mountain? There was abun lance nj OK Ic,C
tlat canal could be made BY tn ,Te tha,, on, r,,
W hile mp, he said he would take occasion TO t,cr
0'o iac'; 'he large valley hic includes the three
Io""c' OF somerset Cambria and CIcarfcld contains
streams mat break through the mountains one to u,c
west and one TO the east-and here bct,ycon u,csc
streams me summit level would be or 500 feet lower
nah 'hc lowest summit on tie Allegheny. lie would
o nave 'o'ertea TO THIS but Tor observations OF the
cnuc'nan from Fayettc. But it was ascertaincd tot
both canals practicable and lie wished 10 s ~
go on Maud IN hand There was another reason ,sIv
me OIL should be referred The time was not dsfa,,
"hch canal would be made up 10 tlic cumberland
Facy-Ihere was no more beautiful country TO make
u canal IN nor one where 1t would be more u:cfnir
Ne could see nothing in this bill that secured The
l eI"sy wanna 10 make canal along tic Conocochea
que, through Washington count;. in MARYLAND
ell this bill be passed in this shape i,,ey may sa,
hereafter 1t application should be made for tat p,,,i
iege- FO--"e have canal that floats the produce to
Baltimorc--we do not wish TO omen a channel 70 pill
deipna. This was why il should be referred
20 the committee, that they may take care to provJ
Tor all PennsyIyanias interests. This would be one or
'e easiest made canals IN the state aud one o e most
useful lie hoped tie bill would be committeeman
proper system might be digested for The commencement,
Of Tins great work, ich would inmoraIize t.c eris
iature that should have the honor of beginning itD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10
3S0rfres.
From Me United States Literary Ga=ot.e.
TYNE AND BEAUTY.

Ruthless Time, who waits for nc man,
But with scythe, and wings, and glass,
Lies III wal, for youth and woman,
Saw one morning Beauty pass.
Der the flowers she bounded lightly,
Smiling rs summers day;
Iimc, who marked her eyes beam brightly,
Chose the fair one for his prey.
"Maii," he rudcly cried, good morrow.
hnowcst lhou not wha, nights arc mine:
Beauty It's my wont To borrow;
And cone to gather lhine.'.
WI not yield it, cried she boldly;
"AIonster, do not draw so nigh"
"Come with me- he answered coldly
"Go with thee.' said she, mot -
Time his scythe extended DER her,
Threatening with his wi;hered hand:
Aud his hour-g glass shook before her,
Pointing to the running saudi
But the maiden all intrepid,
Answered, laughing carelessly,
u am young, and thou decsepid,
What hast thou 10 do mi.h me
Time replied, with purpose steady,
Nv rinkles mus, lend thy brow
Beauty c:icd, IL IN not yet ready"
Flying, cried, mot ready now"
Time pursued, with will ..'shaken;
Beauty fed with rapid feet,
Yet was soon we'll Oh o'ertakcn,
For The OLD man wings arc leet.
But the maiden, nothing fearful,
Calls on Wisdom, power divine;
Wisdom ccmcs, with aspect cheerful,
Leads her to her ancient siriuc.
There her eye all passion loses,
But with reason shines screnc;
Truth Us sober charms difIuses
Gently Der hef soitcncd mein.
Thought restraints her youthful wildmess;
Ca!mness holy hopes bestou;
On her face love joined to mildness
Blends lis light with virtues glow.
Time saw heavenly graces cluster,
Left o'rrswcd his will undome;
Beauty smiled III angel lustc;
Time was vamquished; Beauty won.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10

Port au Prince papers to the eth Of November have
been received at Philadelphia The TcLeeroDh, fhe
Official paper the Island speaks in terms Of CONTEMPT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10
.STOP TIE EfLL.gL.N,I

b. FRIDAY me 4th day of November, uit the s,ibscri
y tl-Ni' |" ride as he saji, to MIR Koyvnsafs tina,
~ 10 return the next day bot has been iea rl II
t1oFse IS iull sNt,eu hands high, onc and ar-
I'VE t years Ola last spring, has small snip i'm his cc
" pc'ofe' ana is natural tfotter The sal ONriI ha
" ""N away the following property belonging to me: =
n, 'n' new ofihe' and saddebaes, aud also a sad
die belonging to a ueighbor of mine Jnur +, o,N-
'"'.S my property according To Promise console,
;,, as having s0fea the same reward of Myi, dollars
C I" or returning the properly, and try doIay7
ior the property aSd said ONEar lie is ~, l. .h Sh,
amour SIX ieet high slender made has so1ewlnt
S'oop IN ms walk, fan compoxon has fair hair, oro.
dressed, wears his hat rather To che side of his bo,I
"u {" strong drink, and when inebaied, is imneincn..
0"e.pS TO write poetry. ond grind grammar ON Green
' '", - yriy laxative and in every respect,
Cons"mmate villa in. Any information tesrecijrr eoG
oNe"i Of property, will be thankfully received Beside
compensation. GT0RCL IsE, !, ~
p.lNcIcl county, va Dec. l. G2-Gt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10

,V'"7 l"VVVI"s q Inc McmbcTs of tie Muiuaf
assurance society against Fire on Buildings Of the
9tae OF Nngnio, will be held at the office Of tho id g.
''ey on Monday the 3oth DAY of January, s26.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10
PjRGLL4:


At rules holden in the clerks Office Of The superior cor, 81
ehanccry for the Richmond district, 5h day of SEN
Augustine Davis well on behalf himself as Of the other
creditor" oil Charles Purcell the elder deceased nlt
make themselves parties this suit and contribute tbrr
proportions OF the costs thereof Py
against
"i'"m ~ Wren, sergeant Of the city Of Richmond 10
%"" TIC estate OF the said Charles Purcell the c!es
deceased, was committed for administrations Mile, Nb
isf icnry Scmplc. Julia puckci. Thomas r. C. purcer
Ni":ia Hammond, Sally hammond, a nd Elzabeth Ham
m"n' and John Purcell, Elizabeth Purcell, Ellen poreeu
aun sally Purcell, chdre" of John Purcell deceased
ana 9af'h Purcell, widow aud admx OF Charles Purcell
me younger deceased, and Eliza, John and Allen Par
CELL ch'Idcn and heirs of the Charles Purcell the
Str''S J.c,' "Iccas'H' I!1s
H'Taheth Hammond, NOT having entered their arpoarorcr
"nu g'en security according the ofassenbv and te
tes o. 'lis court and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
a hey are not inhabitants of this country: 1t is ordered
, 'ne SAID defendants do appear here on the first Iav ~
.e next term and answer the bill of the plan,l; aud that
copy oi inns order be forthwith inserted in some pcvsoa
per published IN the city Of Rchmon for two months ec
said city. " '"i''' III '"e
80 COPY. Teste, I'm IT. TJENyNr:.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10
IHGLNL.I.

At rules, holden in the clerks Office Of ;bo. s. 800.
o. ehancery for the Richmond district the 7 day 80,
in0W"S T. Booldin' actios or Of Davd Ross deed,
oosin., PlC
"1nap Mann Samuel Dyer, ir. Jacob Myers Rebecsa,
'3 ou' cNc'ulTM OF Pbineas Bond, decd Alice G. WIZ
WINS eSecqt'S and dcyisee of VIM c. Williams John
" mans, Lewis b. Williams, Lucy g. Williams and
y ~ WiDams' infant children heirs and deyisees Of
U,"' - W iII'm7' decd, jacob Myers and Eliza L;s
W',e 'onn Duiheld and Amanda A. his wife and Fro1
t tr -. ross deyisees Of David Ross decd nm,
"e ueIehoant Samuel Dyer, jr having entered his
pp1I"nce ana given security according 10 The act ,f a.
,y anu INC rules OF this court, and it anpea rrc ~, e.
5lac'oy evidence, that he is not an inbabi,an, ~ H.
u'y' u Is ordered, that the said defeudan, do oca
I'm ~ me 5wen!e'h Day Of the term nd answer the
WITH inserted in some newspaper published ~ ,bo
toI TWO months successfully and posted A. tho
" 20 "oO' o. ane capitol in the said city.
copy, ieste, I'm. ". I4ENTNYI. Cso
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10
J. III. s. Il. NASH

BoydS Dautc-Dr Syntaxs 3 Tours
ne Adventures Of Pos, Ca ptain "a ,l,,o, ,ot,
-, nc .,s"Sh Spy, characteristics, sacal s. >hunoro,e
80. C"'"rcs OF J"hn"y Newcome of the Navv
Ieish S New Picture of London, &c. &C.
~ "gc'"ef with great variety of Fancy Articles Of En-
si'sf' FRENCH aud American manufactures too ,cdo, H
tnu'e'te' very suitable for Christmas and New Year
of VIII CHI viii be sold prices which cannd,
fail 10 please. > cannot
u Any Books not on hand ordered a, short notice.
subscriptions to the North ue rican atid Wes,n,;p
''e heyews, and Campbeli Magazine received as abo,e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10

''~t CIV 't' itiC q! anna OF
William T. Lynch,
Panl NJ. Aiaqnc,
James J.. Lardncr,
SamI. Barron,
John w. Gay,
WIN. 5. Ogden,
Gary IIaHsford,
d. w. Porter,
Henry Hot,
John a. Davis,
kcDsey Johns,
Jas. ". Marshall,
Harry !ngersoll,
4. y. Eyjpgfc Y ,,.,.,,.....
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-06
Farming Implements
STOVES AID PIPE;
VALUABLE pI.ANTAT1
For Sale.

HVHE subscriber is DESTROYS to dispose
81 OF By private sale his FARM, lying on the
Opcquon about one mile east OF Martinsburg,
on The Shepherlstown and Charestown road
This tract CONTAINS 800 acres,--2S0 of which are
cleared and under cultivation. including 100 a.
cres of bottom land formed by the Tuscarora
and the 0pequon creeks. as fertile and as beat
tiful as any in the state.--Fhis bottom which
is entirely cry, bias constantly produced from
so to 80 bushels of Corn per acre, (thc subscri-
Der has gathered as mitch as 100 bushels )-it
is also susceptible of being made most excel
lent meadow,-Tbe improvements on this farm
have cost the subscriber ct least S.. 0c0, and
he believes that the money has not been USE
lessy expended Besides the coumodious
dwelling house, there are 10 othet houses for
different domestic and agricultural purposes
valuable SAW MILL. on seat which would
be admirably adapted to merchant mill. The
Tuscsrora being here greatly enlarged by nu-
nerous springs, and the fall on the land up
wards of Is feet.--The barn will be shneled. So
asto be in complete repair for the purchaser
a Inc young orchard which, with another on
The place. consist of 400 apple trees, fine
pesch orchard; pump in the barn yard, and
ancher for the kitchen are among the many
Advantages Of this desirable property.
The terms will be very moderstei ard viii
be made known to any person desirous of pur.
chsing by the subscriber on the place.
WILLIAM b. KING.
Rrkeley county, March loft
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-06
BRIGADE ORDERS.

lie traimng OF Tie Officers Of be 9Th
Regiment, Virginia Militia, will com.
mehce at siarilnsburg, on Monday the sih
day Of May next, and continue for three dNs;
and The muster OF sad REGIMENT is appointed
at the. sane place, or the 18th of the same
month. All officers Comaiss oned. and now
hold ng Commissions IN the 67ib Reg'l within
the county al berkeley. are requt sted TO at
tend the training aud Reglmentai Muster.
Reginiental Orders.
TIE Compsny formerly Commanded BY
Capt Lucas, all be Mustered BY Capt James
Robinson until further orders.
he COMMANDMENTS OF companies VIII fur
@1h the adjuaut with the strength of their
con panies, on the FIST day Of the training, 10.
getaer with return OF all public properly ap.
.plicahie 10 military purposes Officers will
appear on parade - full On ioFrft
WM. GREGORY,
Col 9th Aegf =. .L
March 90
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-06
3. The Corn Shelter

viii not cost more than Si2-without breaEs
ing the cob, it will shell at least q bushel per
minute; separating the cob ironthe grain. and
capable of being worked either by the hand
or by water power. This very useful substi.
tnte for the laborious and slow process of
Smelling by the hand, viii be found all impor-
tant to every miller and farmer in the country
The machine may be seen and tried at the
suhscriber's
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-06

p BLIC SALE.

WILL be sold by public vendue OH Tues.
w day the liz day Of .lp1l merit, at the
late residence of John Por,er6eld, Esq. deed
near the Falling Waters, ali the personal pro.
perry belonging TO said deceased, consisting OF
a number Of valuable Horses, Brood Mares and
Colts. Mich Cows and Young Cattle. Hogs and
Sheep: F.aR.sfI.NG IMPLEMENTS Of e.
very description. among which are good
Road Wagon. Plantation ditto, Carts, Ploughs.
Hafrows, &c. WHEAT, RYE and CORN BY
The b',sheh variety OF HOUSEHOLD aud
KITCHEN FUR.NITURE, such as Beds,
Bcdstesds and Bedding. Tables, Chairs, Desk
Bureau, &c together with other articles not
Necessary 20 mention.
3fSO EYfr9T, r9TTrgRyE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-06
/. Tie 1Hreshine Machine

Soy far the most complete and Efficient yet in.
vented uniting simplicity in he Construction.
with che apness. and the means OF performing
excellent work With very little power To a
person who buys the fight and builds this ma.
chine, 4 will cost not more than $780, and
will tlresh ont with two horse pUxer, Is
bushels per hour. This machine mHy be seen
at Mr.. Joseph McMurrin's. near Shepherds.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-06
Q. The fVheat Rubber

will be most useful addition to all mills,
where it may be set, and worked with strap.
1t is intended effectns'ly to cIesn wi'eat from
all impurities OF smut, dirt. &c viii clean out
IS bushels in an hour. and not cost more than
$50 or SIS. II can be seen az the subscrit er's
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-06
'VTRuIMIA BoRM SLAVES:

Men. boys aod Girls Ten months credit will
be given on all sum: over FIVE dollars, the
purchasers CITING bond with approved security;
nnder that sum, the cash must be paid The
sale will commence early in the day, and con-
tils,e from, day to day until all is sold.
GEORGE POHTERfIELD, jr Err.
March 23--ctds
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-06
4 The Self Sharpening Plough

may also be seen at the subscribers farm, rs
well as the work performed by it. He IS desI
rous to sell the right of vending this for the
whole state. He particularly requests gentle
men to examine this great improvement.
The 81 scriber has spared no pains in max
ing these selections so well calculated to the
wants of this section of country, TO assure
himself Of the hais and of their ercel,ence: he
feels therefore no hesitation in proRouncng
them BY far The best of their kind, that have
come within bis observation, and also in warn
ln6 all persons from vending or purchasing hem
in any of the counties before named, unless
under his grant. He will enforce the law a.
gainst all such. He mentions this because h..
has understood that the right OF making the
Threshing Machine has been sold by certain
Mr.. Rallon, who has no manner of right TO the
patent The subscriber las papers i'll his pos
session to shew that Bai.on birated the fiIven-
ton OF Mcdonald, and has been since in con.
sequence of the fraud, prosecuted by McDon-
aid, the true patentee, TO insolvency The
subscriber therefore for-warns all persons from
purchaSi.es~-y -..eh r,reiehded right. and from
making and ven ing any of the before men-
toned improvements.
WILLIAM d. KING.
berkeley county, March loft
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-06

The President Of the Republic Of
an able and patriotic officer,
has retired for time, from public af-,
fairs, in consequences Of indisposition,
and the Vice President has heen charged
viii the executive function Nat. Gas.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-06
J soMMERvILLE

WILL open a S IooL on Monday the
w lob of April, at her residence one
door west OF the Printing Office She respect
fully solicits the patronage Of the inhabitants
Of Martnsburg
March 80 .
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-06
March 50
To FARMERS and Willers.

' i VIE subscriber has purchased the
d right OF making and vending in the coun-
ties of Berkeley. jefferson. Frederick, Shenan-
doah. Rnckbrldge Rockingham and Augusta,
IN the state OF Virginia, tue following valuable
machines. Nc Dondtfs 1hreshaaq .Mnchire
The H'dsat Ru6be, - Croser's Corn. Sseiang
Machine - and the Self ShQrbs,iny pL0pyh
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-06
attention! Militia.

FEvIlE company commanded by the
ID Subscriber, IS ordered 10 parade at the
usual place on the 2dSaturday in April next,
at eleven o'cio. precisely.
BEN ABEtL, Cop.
March IN
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-06
VERYsVALUABLE PROPERTY
IT.. FOR SALE.

HE subscriber being dearons to
quit business, offers for sale his valuable
FARM, on the rascarora, near Martinsbnrgs
whereon he now resides. containing about
One hundred and sirty acres
OF PRIME LIMESTONE LAND Tlv i'm
prosements are valuable STONE MILL
on a never-failing stream o. water, at ~ sea-
sons of The year. and ., present capable OF
grinding 10000 bushels of grain per an
num~A COMFoRTABLE Dwell x~ws
LING HOUSE, new store sss.M
Swizer Barn Asia newly erect 80.
ed TAN-YARD, containing thirty ---G-Ae1
FIVE Vars, with the Necessary buildings. a
further description of this valuable property is
deemed unnecessary. as il is perfectly well
knoxn. The terms win be very accomoda-
tng-sy ore fourth Of the purchase money
in hand. and the balance in six, eight or even
ten annu Il payments, at the option o. the pur.
chaser For further particulars, apply to the
subscriber on the premises, or 10 Mr.. William
Long in Martinsourg.
February 23-tt JOHN HnDT'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-06

From the Legislature ofNew York,
we learn that Tie bill. which was intro-
dueed into the House at Represents
lives for the relief of the heirs Of Robert,
Fulton, has been rejected by vota Of
IS 10 81. Wat. EsalsI.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-05-04
Valuable improvements.

THE Subscriber, living at present near New
ark, has invented machine for cutting tubs,
buckets, &c. from whole timber. The ware is
cut and srnoothed ready for hopping, &C. at the
same time by chissels, without manuel labour,
making the ware very handsome and durable,
leaving no cracks for dirt to gather in, nor can
sch ware ever fall to 'staves',
The cost of building one would be about S15,
and it would cut ware enough in one day. to pay
for itself A single right may be had for FIFTY
dollars.
The Subscriber has also patent for brick
making machine which tempers the clay and
moulds the brick by the labour of one horse,
and would make more bricks in day, than two
tempercrs and two moulders.
The cost of building one is about TEN dollars,
and single right can be had for TWENTY dol
lars.
A line addressed to MARK TwITcHELL, Mewark,
Ner-Castle co., State Of Dela,care, would be at
tended to-
N. b. fany person, after putting either of the
above named machines in operation, should be
dissatisfied, he may recant at pleasure, his money
shall be refunded, and he paid for his trouble
BY the subscriber.
MARK TWITCHELL.
May 4, 1896 32-4t
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-05-04
in whose company we (srom their own seek

in whose company we (srom their own seek
ing) are unfortunately placed.
He very tauntingly observes, that it is a
"circumstance not very surprising when we
consider that this Junto is chiefly composed
of Ladics.' When he made use of the
phrase mot very surprising" &c. / think he
could not have had an eye to his own dimi-
nutive existence, or he would not have made
so broad an insinuation; this is, however,
what we could have expected from so un-
grateful child of wit and learning. To
Judge from his productions, would suppose
him not unlike an i'll weed, which puts forth
and is nourshed for while, and then dwin-
dies away and dies.
It has generally been admitted that when
a person clearly and perfectly understands
principle, that he must have been more or
less conversant with the same. l therefore
take it for granted that Argus must have
been, for long time, candidate for fe-
male company, and has, perhaps, attained
which, or he could not have presented to the
puOllC SO even StofV--ne alSo appears 10
understand the nature of the government,
as also the nature of the business which is
transacted within our limits.
We therefore offer this as reason why
we are justified in claiming him as one Of
our society {thougli a friendl whom we shall
get rid of so soon as he can be discovered
wrapt in his sable vestmcnt.
Gratitude TO our Benefactors.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-05-04
from the National journal.
PromotionS IN the Napy.

We understand that the following Promo
tions have been made i'll the Navy of the U
States.
Master Commandant DAVID DEACON,
to be Captain.
Lieutenants VIM. Hunter John d. Sloat,
and Matthew G. Perry, to be Master Com
mandants.
Mdshipman John NJ. Sullivan to be a Lieu
tenant, and to rank next after Lieut.. John
Rudd.
Mid. Jonathan w. Sherburne, to be a
Lieutenant, and to rank next after Lieut..
Russell Baldwin.
Mid DAVID H. Porter, to be Lieutenant,
and to take rank next after Lieut.. George F..
Pearson.
And the following Midshipmen are to
take rank in the order in which they are
placed.
James T. Gerry. John S. Nicholas. SamI
F. Dupont, VIM. l.. Hudson, VIM. H. Camp
bell, Joseph M. Nicholson, James p. Wilson,
Geo. A. Magruder. James E. Calhoun, John
Pope. Henry D. Scott, Levin M. Powell,
Charles Wilkes, Jun. Elisha Peck, John X.
Coke, Jun. VIM. Seton, John A. Carr, Alex
ander H. Hopkinson, Thomas J. Manning,
VIM. Pearson, VIM. Foster, VIM. l.. How
ard, Vim. P. Piercy, Richard A. Jones, Ar
chibald r. Bogardus, John Swartwout, Thos.
]. Leib.