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PROMPT PAYMEN 1.
Managers Office,
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L,nchburg, Sept, lst 1927

Lynchburg, Sept, LIST 1927
The manager Of the Virginia Navigation Lot
terry. after his grate.il Acknowledgements TO the
publc for the liberal encouragement received
AT their hands in the various schemes heretofore
offered and particularly in the class drawn on
Wednesday last, bees leave to offer IN return an
evidence ofhis gratitude by prompt payment OF
prizes Il was the fortune ct MAJ. John W mn
inns ofPilsyIvania TO buy Of the manager hIm-
self. ono halfof the capital prize OF S5,oh'--'nn
on the 3lst August TO receive from the same hand
the tpll amount of his good luck IN Bank Notes.
The lucky owner of one quarter OF the same
fortunate number this evening. received check
on the farmers Bank ofFirginla Tor his reward
Of adventure in thc most popular High and Low
System for the full amount his prize ticket
No 1906 entitled to prize OF @io3o, owned
by Jas. Mitchell, Esq. has already at this oihce
received the cash in tull--the owner OF the re-
m,ininp GaIrters oftlfe capital prize OF $500"
--torcther with the holders of the shares OF the
;,.,nt,fil prize of $1,000 are mos respectfully
y;,,d 70 call for their cash at this office, where
more ntizas have been sold and more cash has
be.n paid since IS establishment than any ONCE
| VIRGINIA. aud where the cash can he had NJ ali
times for prizes IN ali responsible Lotteries.
SPIT. i.
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EDVCaEiNS.

tn hon,c occupied by Captain II. Ballen.
ger on Monday the 18th inst. The following
branches will be taught Otbography, Reading
Writing, English Grammar. Geography, with
the use of Maps aud the Globes, Arithmetic,
and Book keeping Terms eight dollars per
scholar, for Lesson OF FIVE months foi teach
ing any one OF several Of The aforesaid bran
c,es Every eSe,ton will be used 10 promote
the interest of those WHO may patronsc him.
HENRY + b. CHlLDKESS.
7. s Gentlemen from the country, feeling
disposed TO encourage the School, can for then
children he accommodated with board IN Cap
tam Ballenger's family on reasonable terms
HE. b. &.
Sept 10. Oil.
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u Errors occurred IN publishing che follow
ine notice IN our last aud II IL therefore rcpub.
liShcd -
MARRIED, on Tuesday evening last by the
Revd VIM s, Reid, Mr. CHARLES COZ
HouN TO the interesting Miss MARC AREf
r.. eldest daughter Vi Mr.. Cmistophcr Todd, all
OF this place
- IN the oh last. by the Rev MI. kabler,
Mr., ALENlNDER S. DANDmDGE 10 Miss
SUSAN, daughter of Nj. Joseph Banken-
ship all Of Campbell County.
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alarming consequences TO the liberties Of the
people ior. awe rrcede fipnl the o., VIZ m
prrcepiiblr glide into The deadly embrace Of TIE
other. From a retrospect of the past lessons
OF wisdom may often h. ext aete We see some
receive THEN douccur promptly sthciS, perhaps
ten tunes the number, are kept ina state Of ~
peethncy, and many have their hopes and f'hrs
operated ON. who, like the sang inc irshnan.
calculated on drawing prize, when, forsooth.
he had IN ticket in the lottery. II is tue 10
pause and look the mischief lnll IN the face. las
II come Ia this. thai nothing but proof positive
oicorfnptinn viii Justify the Senate in ar, Sung
an appointment II So we are more degenerate
than had imagined What are the facts Of
tins case, as generally admitted To be trua, 10
which We are not NJ liberty II turn a deuf ciuR
We see two political opponents, neither
having confidence IN the ather, ut CIitiJai mn
ment when the lonvcs and fishes are about u he
divided, the one in opposition 10 the we'll nseer
tanned wishes Of the people OF his State, fly into
each oihtrsarmS aud cordially embrace. without
angh appearing toihr woiid Of reconciliation aud
adjustment Of torncr differences. By winch
mr.ns and by which alone the one ~ enabed
to grasp the Presidential Char ~ violation al
The Sovereignty of the people with salary al
80 mo per wear, aud the Senate Of the lnlitd
States Is called upon TO md this President thus
made, In COULTER 80 the other thu STATE Depart.
ment. with salary ofS6 40. and thereby M.
king him the heir apparent to the Presidency.
Comment would he Superluous Ia a body rs
enlightened as the one | I'm addressing. Why
wasthe concurrence orthe Senate required by
the patriotic aud wise IN IS of n ConAliiu-
Iloa. II We have nothing more To ru than 10 re-
cIste, the cdicis ofthc President IN this cnse
the exalted standing Of the individuals makes II
more imperiously or duty In act firmly, There.
fore cannol--l viii NOT advise and consent ~
Ih's appointment
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n INTEND 10 continue my school as usual, il
z will be open lIr both mdes AID females. No
boy, whom know 10 be IN indifferent cha
racier, will be admitted aud should any OF TINS
description be palwcd upon m. he shall be TX.
pclled without dclay.--l shall be assisted by my
sister Rebecca
Ny next session will commence on ddhy,
the 9Th lust ia the house occupied by Mafga-
ret Richardson, situated in the ueehhourhood Of
he Courl House. X d. TOW My
Sept 10 tcfsll
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MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
Highest Prize 5000 Dollars.
10000 Tickets nj 81 is 100000
MODE OF DRAWING,

10000 Tickets NJ g2 ~ 100000
MODE OF DRAWING
The numbers viii be put into one wheel
rs usual and in another will he put the pri
1es, abuve The denomination Of ino dollars.
and the drawing 10 progress in the usual
manner The 10000 PRICES of Two Dollars.
will be awarded 10 II high or low number. TO
be determined by that which mny draw the
prize OF 6o0o dollars.
Low Numbers, from 10 10 900, inclusive
High Numbers, lO,oOl TO 90 ,o0O, inclusiye
\ holder of two tickets, High mud low, must
ol Necessity draw on- small prize, aud NAV
draw TWO CAPITAL PRIZES also.
MS.
Present price al lickeIs--whole, S2-haIL
Sl--4nhricr, 90 cents
For packages, not less than 30 whole tick
ITS, scheme priee. for approved notes. paya.
HE fifteen day, after the drawing without
interest
orders, by mil, post paid, will meet tho
Hnme attention rs on personal application.
Address 10 AUG. LEFTNfCu.
Aug. 80. Manager.
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SCHEME

ob62 prizes ....,....".....& 1900
SUBJECT To the usual deduction of fifteen per cent,
i The Cash for the whole of the Prizes Gao
he had Al COHEN'S OFFICE, the moment they
are drawn.
Whole Tickets IS 90 Quarters 81 o5
Halves 2 90 Eighths 90
~ Orders from any part of the United
States, either by mail (post paid or private
conveyance. enclosing the Cash or Prize Tick
cts in any of the Lotteries, will meet the same
prompt and punctual attention If on persona
Application,
~ dddres 10
J.. l. COHEN, Jr. 81 BROTHERS,,
Baltimore.
Aug. -. if2
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NEW BOOKS.

" have just received direct from Philadelphia,
] a collection OF New Books, among them are
Barrington's Sketches. This is certainly one
OF the most amusing aud interesting produe-
ions that's been offered 10 the public for many
years
: High Life, a noryel in , vol, of the very first
order.
4 hey to the very great work of Vyyan
Gray.
The Life and account of the Trial ofthe three
Spaniartls, who murdered the whole crew OF the
Brig Crawford, on the high seas IN June and
wa, hung in Richmond III August last. think
II would be well for every person TO read this
work for unless they do, they cannot possibly
have the least idea of what exceeding great vii
lans these three Spanlards were. The work
also give, an account OF iardy, who cut his own
throat OH board the Big Crawford, The three
Spaniards were certainly very great williams
bu, they were nothing when compared 10 Iardy
| much question whether lafdy equal even Inv
ed Al of which works AN determined 10 sell
very low. ADRIAN H. NokiH.
Septic.
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ron THE vIRoINIAs.
DR.. COOPER.

Who ie Dr. Thomas Cooper. Is this the same
Thomas Cooper, who, about thirty years ago,
was obliged 10 suddenly depart from England for
the continent, on ACKNOWLEDGEMENT actionsa-
gainst his government The very same Thorn.
as Cooper, now Dr. CDoper. The tOwer was
deprived of an inmate by his elopement This
same Thomas Cooper, who now figures so much
in s. Carolina, isa renegade EngliShnGn, "a tu-
gitiye from justice, nor did he act alone, nor
flee his country alone; no lie enticcd young
Prjestfy. the son ofthe celebrated Joseph Priest
", who fled to France with him. and thence TO
America. The Doctor, on account Of MS sous
conduct, had all hs property. 10 the amount of
fifty thousand pounds,s STERLING, destroyeI Nv the
mob and he with his family narrowly escaped
with their S-Govrrnment, however, had
the magma Unity TO restore TO i'm his fortune IN
cash, when II was discovered that young Joe
was the offender This Is the same Thomas
Cooper, who, as soon as h arrived IN America
commenced an attack IN tn public Newspapers,
apanS, his adopted government Mr.. Cooper
was obliged TO eugng' IN the practc' Of the law
10 make a living bat his naughty Eagtlh maa.
ncrs prevented his success. lie again dabbied
in politics and took All active partin the election
Of governor ol Penusy lvaria FOR this he got "A
jud,caljp. Gu, hr, again. his restless DISPOSE
ton arrested has US tiu's- IL ordered to jail,
for contempt. d god citz n, of the society Of
friends, for danag to come ITO court VITA his
hat on. For this and olhc, onu-ages. he was
inpeached, aud broken Of his judgeship He
was now obliged TO belake himself TO his
pen--atterwards he was appointed professor Of
chemistry in Dickinson College, Carlisle; from
this believe he was translated to S. Carolina
College And nor forsooth he comes out a
flaming patriot He tells the people Of s. Caro-
ua, E" it is time to calculate the value of Mt I'm
ion :" Is this man TO he our dictator TINS
dsorganzer this old traitor bordering ON
threescore and ten Alas. poor man He had
much better be preparing for his own aissoiu.
ton, than intoxicating the proprety of disso.
luton, OF this best OF all governments.
REPUBLICAN,
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Announcement of the Drawing

CoHEE's OFGcE, ia Market street,
Baltimore, Aug 9th, 1872.
i = We have the pleasure 10 announce that tho
drawing OF the
GRAND LITERATURE LOTTERY,
ofthe state of Mar land, will take place b. the
City ofBALIlMOltE, on "Wednesday The I'm
Of October, aud will be completed on that day,
This Lottery is The most brilliant IL the Unitcd
States; containing, besides the capitals oil 90
oe0 DOLLS and 10000 DOLLS. no less than
TEN prizes OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
chCh
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0F~LOTTERY'SLOTTERY,Safn


WI dra"lng oltlie 9th rlass Of The Dismal
swamp oanad Lottery vii positively lake
place on "Wednesday next, IN RleImond--I re-
flf chose who wish IN adventure IN Lottery's to
the inspection ofthis Grand aud brilliant scheme
Of the sli class. aud ! an confident that they
viii argue with me tint this * about me of the
best schemes ihnt's been before the public for
hong time, | therefore hope purchasers will call
ut n Truly LpLtg 4Uir, and secure n chance tor
> 10000, where ii vii be ieeollecied that mora
eapital prizes hive been sold al my Office in this
'nhll Lottery, thnn at any other Office ~ this
part pt The country. and further. ! received ~
last cvrnug maIl, direct from Norfolk, few
hesh lucky numbers Inch los passing only IS
YOU can get one thai might obtain you $1,000
on cdncsdas next hope no person will neg
leei ihlN glorious opportunity vi getting $1,000
for 50 small a sum n IS pass by without calling
on me and securing chance--l,ecoect that
YOU nave but ltle TINT to spare, iol The drawing
Mil positively take place on Wednesday next,
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Sent la
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'ihe AXmchhavg Minis.

n RI now ready ior the reception of Hhent,
~ tor which the subscriber viii give the high
est Cash price, or grind Oh Commission al the u,
sual rates and stand the Richmond Inspection
JNo. LYNCH j..
August 80. tss4.
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LyNCnBuRG. SEPTEMBER 10. 1927.
The Union milne Sinlts."

oheach anniversary of the birthday ofour
honal independence, this sentiment is nculcated
from one extremity ofthe Union 10 the other.
Suchaconrsels dueno less TO the reverence we owe
the memory ofour fathers than TO the duty we 1--WE
posterlt.. TIL liberties & the institutions which
we received from the iustrious men OF the Revn.
luton, we are bound, by every feeling Of patriot.
ism and honor, to hand down untdr lishcd to
those who are to come afterus
"Whle the Coliseum stands, Romo shall stand
When tho Coliseum falls, Rome shah fail,
II is therefore with feelings of adherence and
dlsgustthat we see the frequent illusions madeby
our brethren of the South TO an event which
ought never to be alluded to; an event which
ought 10 be always regarded as impossible TO
occur. In the heat of passionate argument
while aboring under temporary rxcitaton. such
illusions may be looked on charitably and for
given but When awriter indites a sentiment'n
the solitude Of his closet Il Deliberately promul-
gates it TO the7word the object of which to lead
toa dissolution of the Union he ong To be regard
ed as no less a traitor then he who marches in
embodied phalnx, with arms in hiss hands, 10
effect the same reasonable purpose. The mo-
tive in both cases is the same, aud ought the
punishment to be. Not long ago, Doctor
Cooper, president of Columbia College, in
South Carolina Il foreigner who nrd from his
own country un Ter suspicion OF treason, and
who seems DESTROYS Of kindling the flames Of civil
al E L
to begin 10 think of dissolution of the Union
aud more lately still, fatal is the influence o.
bad example ON vicious minds, South Carroll
M paper reiterated the same sentiment in bold
er terms. VIII the calm aud dispasSionatc por-
ton Of thr community sanction such proceed
inGs, which grow entirely out OF the mad spirit
Of opposition TO the present administration II
is true they endeavorr u shelter themselves.
the Tariff, which they represent to be ruinous 20
the planter Without stopping 10 enquire into
the truth of the proposition, (Which we are
more ard more inclined every day to doubt we
circumstances which can possibly exist, short of
direct governmental oppression. IT. the Tariff
aw should operate for ii time with severity upon
the agricultural portion of the community, it is
the result Of that compact which we have volun
tary entered into, 4 winch requires sacrifices,
since it is impossible that the interests of all,
when interests are so diversified can be equal
ly regarded in our national legislation The
minority must succunb as duty they owe to
republicansmno less than to their country. The
following is brief biography of MIR. Cooper, to
whom we have alluded above
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Sept. To-

y IOT1CE.-1hc Partnership heretofore eI-
y isling under the Grmnf Blanchard a.
Butcher was by mutual consent, dissolved ON the
first msl hereafter the business Will he conduct
ed by NJ. l. BUTCHER
FRANCIS BLENCHARD,
|. BUTCHER
Sept 10 ltll'.
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Cash for " heat.

SsSsE WILL give the highest Cash price for
wy Wheat delivered at the Lynchburg
,I5,s HANCOCK a BROWN.
August go "'a~
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PREDICTION VERIFIED.
Another Capital Prize sold al
Ill A gItINIl LlQsS

UATCIlFl2'S.
No. 1906 capital Prize Of 81 900 in the
Navigation Lottery, No. 3, drawn in this town,
on Wednesday last, was sold nj Haicher's Office
in a whole Ticket few days previously to the
drawing, to a gentleman from the State of Mis-
sppi-maklng the third capital prize which has
within a short period gone from his Office
Next Wednesday,
Is the day appointed for the drawing Of tho
Dismal Swamp Lottery, 9Th class, IN tie cry
OF IGchmond-
Highest Prize, $4,000.
Tickets .sj-IiaIves 81 5O--Quarters 81 25
for sale in the greatest variety of plumbers at
Hatcher's Undoubtedly Lucky Office,
where those Adventures who really want a
prizc--and know their own inter st Will be sure
10 call and pet the capaal prize tickets--sdven-
tnrers IRON the country have no time 10 lose in
forwarding their orders. Prize tickets in the Ma
sigation and most other Lotteries received in
payments. A. HATCHER.
Soptenber6.
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From the Raleigh Star.

To Mesus Laurence aud Lsmdg:
Gentlemen. incorrect impression At
tempted 10 be made ON the public mint III &c
lallon to the proceedings ofthe Senate of -
United States, on the nomination OF the Honora-
Bile Henry Clay, rs Secretary Of State, III March
1923 has placed me in the unpleasant dllemm"
81 acquiescing in what every Senator present
must know to be wrong, OF submitting 10
candid world the remarks, and the only re-
marks that were made the occasion. have
therefore, determined 10 furnish them forthwith
for publication VII only add, thu several Of
the most Distinguished senators expressed
concurrence IA the objections urged. and declar
ed 10 me that they wefeprrpdred 10 sustain thcu'
in the event Of any member OF the Senate do
slring further investigation.
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Nigh aud how system,

GonIinnod IN cOnseqncnCe Of IL nnllvBlled
popularity.
Virginia STATE Navigation Lottery,
CLASS NUMBER FOUR.
To be drawn IN on the dsy of
under the superintondenee Of Com
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did not complain ofthe silence ofthe other Sena-
Tors, for they have III, been less active since the
election than before in poisoning the public ear
wilh suspicious against men better than them
selves and Mr. CLAY was not bound TO notice
their assertions, as vaguely made out OF doors as
ihey had been in The Senate But Gen. Jackson,
after being silent IN the Senate while the nom-
Jug in possession of the information which he has
since published 10 the world, he was bound by
his oath and his duty To the country, u denounce
the mtri,ucrs, although he could not by possibi-
lily have been suspected Of interested motives,
has since with all the solemnity ola public pro
seculor. laid his charges before Ia, countiymen,
designed eyidrllnp 10 have aa effect upon the e.
lection in which lie has so deep an ioterest, and
therefore subjeciing his motives To criticism and
Just suspicion Itbeeame then, time, as II never
had been before, for Nj, Clay to speak. lie
did so /: he repealed the charges with the lntrepI
1ity 50 Characteristic Of Innocence aud he re-
lies fearessly on the verdict Of his country. The
publication OF Mr. Bfanch's Speech !, well de.
signed. II /, intended to lead the public oillrom
The true state OF the question: that question iS,no'
whether Gov. Branch did his duty IN stating his
suspicious to the Senate but whether Gen.
Jackson did not fail to do his dut. Withholding
facts in his possess sion. aud which. if they were
A. he has stated them, would have been regard
ed by all as conclusive Of Mr. Clays guilt.
The following is the Speech ofGoy. Brunch -
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orthe North ask The bra,est Of n. ssns Of LIZ

ofthe North 4: ask the braves, Of the sens of IL
. faS anchored lsin OF the Ocean, who Ia
no. to meet him N . mortal combat. upon the
bosom Of the Vastly deep They, without dero
eating from their own honor, will noint Won IN
their scars, extoi his bravery and applaud his
humanity.
The very name Is associated with every thing
great and venei able, in industry Il enterprise
in arts and sciences in civil and religious .iber
ty.-lti is a birthright of which every man who
possesses 1t. may Justly be proud and. in any
other country bat this, " one Of Mr. M'DulIieis
Constituents instead OF considering it term of
reproach. would give no small part of HI. inner
itance TO possess II.
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E.NNNA lyon.

Sept 10.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-01-30
SCOTT AND FRY,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.

ia ANING taken the corner Store and Warehouse for
& u n,ery occupied by Messrs. Samuel Dunn 6; Co.
respectfully invite The attention Of their friends, nd
public their present Stock Of GOODSconsisting il,
part Of the following artices:-
New Orleans and 81. Cgox Sugar in hhs AID barrels,
Loaf and Lump ditto, assorted qualities,
Prime, Green and Java Culte,
Jamaica, Antigua AID y. z. Rum,
Holland and Country Gin, a.Gsi,a ard oth,y WINES,
Old Rye and common Whshey,
Peach, Apple and French Brandy,
Prime retail Moiasses lii hhls nd bis.
G:ippowdcr, Imperial and Y II. Teas,
Spanish Segars, Writing and Wrapping rapr.,
Bed cords and leading lines, sole UPPER Leatlie
Numegs, a!lSpce, pepper aud ginger,
Satpere, corrcras, allumaud fs bine,
Cheese, chocolate, pums and almonds,
iI!.:ttenorG's best and Maul Gard.
Cotton yarns, No ) to II, the Baltimore ttcl5!v,
Window glass, ;umberS and deCamieTs,
Bar Iron, plough plates and cat nails,
English Bsjeucd and German steel,
Liverpool tne and gr0unL allan salt in sacEs
WOODWARD, iron and wood bound,
Mountain cloyer seed, Family Flour, &c. SC.
With general assortment of China, Ea rhen and Tin
ware, which they offer by wholesale retail on the most
reasonable terms. They having house in New York TO
purchase their goods enable them sell low as they can
be bought in this city
Country merchants and crs will fnd i, TO their inter
to give them Gail.
Any produce consigned to their care, will lie taken IN
store, disposed of TO the best advantage
u All orders promptly attended to.
Jan. 80 =,
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Dtrgtnta Iegfsiatatce.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
CONVENTION

CONVENTION.
On motion OF Mr.. Lefer, the Convention bill was
again taken up.
Mr.. Giles took The floor and spoke two hours and
three quarters in opposition the bill.
The question was then taken, 10y ayes and noes and
the bill rejected.
AYEs-Mcssrs. Banks, (Saeaher,l Dfun;nnnJ 20
gers OF &c. Gordon, Cooke, Waller, Thompson of Am
Tapp, Clarke of Au. Ocy. Irvine. Col,ion. Good Of
Berk Miller of Bot Eiging'on, M'ali!Ian o. Brooke
GhoIson, Everett, 3PComas Hunter Of Cam Riyes
OF Camp Hill, Turner, Tl Ter, Mason of Fair Kelly
Wallace, Payne Of Flu. Snan, Hale of Franklin
Holland, Mason OF Fred. Ship, Gibson Sloan Davis
Of Han. Cunningham. Neville, Miller of IIar. Gather
w iliiarns Mayo, Selden, Gravely, Edwards Morgan
w Ills, Fry, Runer, Ai'NliIlan of Lee Allen of Lee
Bland, M'Whorter, M'Ilianey, Rogers of Lou FipLs
W ats. Billngsy, Orrick, Cross Eivcs of Nelson,
Siar'In of Nelson. Letter, Nelson, Barbour. Wool.
folk Penn, Critz Greiner Dice, Witcher Walton.
Gillhand Grimes, Carol, Zinn Nfacrae, Carter. Da
nicls Boothe, White Moore Lewis, Cline Cowan
Dickinson, Wilcox. Martin OF Scott, Anderson of s!,s
almond, Towies' BFigg< Aoncure, George, Shannon
lnghram, Underwood Cummings, Keller, Tayenner
Snyth of Wythe May, Ruthcrfoord-IO3.
NoEs-hIessrs Persinger Davis OF Al. G les Nash,
Sti'ngton, Hamilton, Allen Of Bot. Mallory Pai,csoD
Payne of Buck. Coleman, Chds, Christian OF c. c.
Douthat, Richardson, Gaines. clam, Clarke of CLes
wilson, HARRISON, Wynn, Boisscam, Collier Wray
Noel, Muse, Sndow, Smith of Giles Smith If Glou
Page, Bryce, Watkins of Goocbland, Hail of GRAY
Blair, h'Clung, Aldeisou, Lundy Wardlaw Carr
ingtos, Chalmers, flollemap, Chapman, Henley Kir.
by, Pollard of n. & O. Mason Of Il. s. @ Babei Iooe
Pollard of Il w. Ayett, Hall, Chinn StoIlings STRAIT
ton OF i4o himbrongn, Winston, Street, Smith of Lu
Mccullough, Newman, Diggs, Billups. Goude of
Neck. Lockctt, Segar, Shepherd, Caperton, Dan
lap, Craig, Edmundson, Hunter of Nan. Crocker,
Christian OF n. X. Saunders, Stephenson, Tripett
Thompson of Norfolk cy. Taylor Upsl,ir Siratton of
North. Basye, Harvey, Ward Of Not. Anderson Of
Not. CromP, Dupuy, Watkins of p. r. Woodhouse
Ward Of p. a. RiVes of p. G. Barnes Neaie Bowers
DenIgre, Cook, Crump of Sur SiiIh, Epps, billiard
Curtis, Cary, Newton, lIuugerford FrieI, Shield,
Griffin, Momly--l07,