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sNHE Pstiyns Of this Iustituon deous 10 employ
sdy 10 take charge Of the school depsr
n.nt The Of the ensuing year Tn. plsr
oil instruction will comprehend all tn. elementary bfsne.
o Ensvh edncaiion-GeogaPhy With the Of globes
sudioens Of Astronomy Arithmetic; History, modern L. an
eent, with baonoioyy Conpos't,oo &c Ac; the reading
and 81 smuatiea sonstuctiLu OF the best authors
prose Poetry Ornamental Needle Work; Dswing; Eiu,c
Nc. &c '' ~
None need apply hut tbv,e who produce mos ,s.c.
tory tesmoo'al. Of qualification 10 SUCH
ateds furnished with eommodou apd tsbs dwell
ag hon'e out houses sardeo &e for the
large hummer Of boaders The school will n,
.ehed 10 the dwelling house Applicants will address,
selves, by letter or in person. 10
alexander GdrTeH,s
7Vyman Wayt,
John H. Crdoen, ! Comp,iffee
.Ninrod Brdmliu,,
John r. Jones.
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NEW AL.4p or VYRGL,Y.a.

.NEtV NIP OF VYRGLNl2.
ME Ne. Map Of Virginia, compiled sI setuai sur+ey-,
under the authority Of the Ststs. p.shsksd, It'd
~sy DC oetsnedby tesrpu. Il procuring aepcs
~ t. Wm H. RohardsoG, the apiiol, Rich
Fh' wot, Effected BY the lshsur Esay years. and Of
s,t ccst Of care and Money, has ,ups
- IN variety aud Of detail beauty ~eganes
VI sxesuon reflects the highest the .e,enes suI
's Of the persons Immediately concerned 10
Ad nsi prove highly gratifying and useful the public The
sgnatue have authorised the sale Of $50 COPPER Of
on the large scale Of Eve miles 20 the inch; aud the En-
se WIN the view Ut making the sale and rapid
have directed the cope, to be dspos 4 at tbs
Ipdc,ate price Of $50
CnneF ta.se eireunanessn probable that persons wiz
ssks early application, will be unable 10 obtain
Copy 81 th,s beautiful aud valuable work.
August s. assf
Mop c Pi.gn,a, ,educeJ from fie Nine SAsef Mp
A"suSfy passed Gh March, 1877, also psbAsd. and
Way be obtained application Price SO pc, eeay
toPe' tofA Maps, a eoapsaiert portable fors az 10
oota'ned VPrefsrred Dec 81 1877
SHERRIFF'S SALE.
liz pursuance OF order Of Hcnrico county
court made OIL the 9th day of this mouth, the
Sheriff OF said county will on the l4th day Of No
vember next, before the front door Of the Bell
Tavern, in the City of Richmond, MAKE sale of
man OF colour named jim, who has been commits
ted to the Jail OF said county as Runaway.
HENRY l.. CARTER, d. s.
for hIosby Sheppard, s. Fl. c.
oct H. 46-t6s
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Committee.
CORDAGE FOR 1879

COhDAGE fOR 1879
NAVE CoMsfIssIoSERs' OFFICE,
22d oct. 1928
sHHE Commissioners Of the Navy will receive
sealed proposals, until the LIST December next,
Tor supplying the United States Navy, during
the year 1879, with the following quantity OF Cor
dage. 10 be made Of the best clean, water.retted
Hemp, the yarns TO be arred at least three months
before being laid into Cordsge, viz:
10 tons to be delivered at the Navy Yard BOSTON.
10 DO DO :. do do +" do ~ York
&c do e" do do Norfolk. Va
Of such sizes as shall be required by the Com.
mandanis, respectively, of the said Navy Yards
One half, the specific quantity required al each
Yard must he delivered By the 1st Of Aprii 1929
and the other half by the let Of July following
The foregoing quantity will be actually contracted
for, with the stipulation. that Tie actual quantity
at any one, or all the Yards, may be augmented
fifty per cent upon so days notice thereof beino
given to the Contractors. The whole oftbe Cor
dage must he Of the best quality, and stand the
proof established at the respective Nav Yards
Each Golfer" must state whether it is for .paten'
OF Common laid" Cordago, end must be eudors.
ed "OGer to furnish Cordage foa ihe year 1872
Oct 20 50--td
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kNTIGE

atShE Executive will teeeye proposals conformity with
- the pfcvisiors Of the Sc the act
tb- Armcty, hereto snnese3 -. Aud he further enseIe
that the tSe.u'y he authorized required upo
Wsi terms the rrory Buildings Ind attacked fAersfo
sold, exchanged leased Tor tern Of ycsrs
Dun'esto 10 tue nsxi Gsnsrs A.semhy the result of b,
eu4uiry By ofdef 81 The Executive.
ESe.ulive DcpsftmeDt,l
18Th Msfch 1899
NJ ~. Ir-..E
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THO. q. YTCEEB

~ kSPtUrfuILY announcer 10 nj. hisnds end tts
rSyuo,' mat ne hs, sYened that csI snd old ,ssbted
tounse Lottery and Exchange Caice ooroer Of snd fh
iree sns orP2iae The Eagle Hotel vbe he IS p .psreJ Is
cns,e Az dtscriptons Of back Doie al ID
Hs give The highest premium for Aeriesn Torei-o
urnisb Lottery Tickets all the legally authorize
completed. ' w. ~ ''' "'"'"o -
Ihe riSS'sl list 81 the iotier, will be resuyssz
TeesITsd aud every information ehesffuy
Wsep IRON the country, fneiosug essh rrize tickefy
WV meet WITH me 'stns piosrt attention rD personal
application, u s5dfes,sd 10
THOS. B. BIGGER.
Le-ery aud Ercisnsf once. Richmond.
vi. -
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NOTICE.

f'oR SALE, at the Penitentiary Store, nearly OPP
posiie the State Banks, large assortment OF
Peniteniiary Manufactures, TO wit: Negro Cloth
ing, Shoes, Gear OF all kinds, sils, SC. &c-Far-
mers, Country Merchants, and others, are respect
fully invited 10 call AMI examine them
The prices OF many OF the articles have been late-
iy reduced by the Board of Directors particularly
the Shoes, THOMAS NELSON, p. A. p.
Sept %. DIFF
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BOARDING. RCuSE-

yEHAvING resum'a %. Hod.e ttesni, o-eup,sd bv Me-
S4A Hstriri Jonei'" me intersection 18Th see
IN prepared ~ accommodate bystders by Che day week Of
yssr, the musI teffcs TIE Hou.e ba. bsss, oat -,
clppc;e reparaGd every stensn will be paid TO the ronf
u those who wuy fssos ~ewdh q eit custom
LUCY HiGIEgoTHAM.
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lFrom a., Uharie.ton Con,ier

riE CoURrSHiP OF AUTUMN AND SUMMER.
ley tsn "he Love, .fthe Fose,," and " me QUO.
ths Plants" .ohy no. then ne Love, fths Seasons!
AUTUMN.
%SUMMER! sweet Sumner! thy Birds and FIuvtr,
Have Elsddesd the Faith sn1 SKY,
Thy brs.xss have sought the iDvsl,d's bowers,
Aud eh.ereJ the dropping eye.
Thou hast k,sel the check Of Besuty bright,
Aud waited psrfunts round bet;
Hast bresthed soft music TO delight,
Aud with fair iivwrets crown'd her
Totho.e who love, ,beu ha', kindly given
Sweet hours TO tell the tale,
And DaHy beautiful stsrlt even.
Hast heard fond prevail.
But, Loveiissi! thou hast regard alone,
Too long and gently here;
Stern Winter alt eaLy has envou, eroyn,
Aud will speedily appear.
For, Oh. he coming With hosry hr"w,
From the cold and stormy North!
In hi, tram are Ice, aud Frost aud Snow;
And Sleet Storms bursting forth"
SUMMER.
a. But have sunbesms "a destroy
HIS Ice bolts, and will throw
a CLASSY mantle, 10 annoy
Aud hight away his snow.
Der hills aud wales NY laughing foycts
Shall ht tbs.r blooming tao.s,
nv singing bud', aud pretty bowers
Shall chase him ftoun those places.
My Butterflies and n,inS Bee,
Shall tease and thwsrt him ever,
III cr.wd ire-h i.aa,t. my trees,
And let htm Ie.t-0L never"
AUTUMN.
" II will MT, Love. IT will not do.
Mt cen thy smiles and bIusher,
respite from his rage may
Li.e his own winds ru,hes--
a headiong tempest that will crush
Thy blossoms young and fragile;
Thy Birds and Bees their notes will huJh,
And all things cess. 10 smile
Then, ay with ms-- Oh hy with me,
Far from his wrath and ruten.a;
To seek some other world, aud be
Again all nIitth aud yoodncssp
SUMMER
tsA6J leave the scenes l love 50 we!'
Aud all thet have u0ur,sh'd here.
Aud break my light and gladstone spell
From things % passing dear
From lovers lips, aud Desuty's eyes,
Aud hearts Of frolic chiidhood;
The gentle breeze, the starry skies,
Calm sen, and gay green wildwood
OH. Eo-Oh. Mott must not he,
Autumn! may not 81 with thee"
AUTUMN
aNsy, Desre,,.-- tbs hut for time
hid thee leave these cherished thi1sI.
Till Winter from his Northern cline
Half o'er the Earth his horrors fins,-
But, come he must and come he will
Then, summer! let us haste away,
Thou shalt return sweet .unncr- ttilI
Each year, aud still assert thy sway"
SUMMER
1Tut must I leav. so fresh aud bright
AL tb,; has yielded me delight
AUTUMN
sOh, lovely Summer! d. but then
Consent 10 be young Autumn's bride,
And he will bani,h from that brow,
IL. sadness, with delight aad pride.
a little while III lInser yet,
Old Winters triumph ia prevent,
And rob the Earth without regret
OF all its besuties. Still intent
Upon thy happiness III spread
a charm invisible around.
Der every how'ret's dropping head,
And every spot which thou hast rrown'l-,
That when thou cOm.t osaiD, theyhe
PfePsr'd NY blooming bride TO see"
a moment paused the lovely maid,
Then softly Eighins, gently said
"Tis weli'- aud hid her blushinE face,
ln AutuTn's iervent fond embrace.
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FVtY Dollars ReICaTd-

VytJ OOUGTS IitlCuTd.
ANYWAY Tss he subssr,ke Send, aebt tbs 9th
INsi'sst,. dark zuiauo mae sui. ~ Fupk Js,prr WIN
~~'y belonged I. Mr Hancock Mr. jaime. Currie Of
" Place, and acted their cock, fs OCT ucaticu he
- wall qualified Virginia, Frank Ja,per is about
o. as feet 10 inches high, rather spare in
80 fsru csnzo de.cribe hi. elottns hut hrs
rnE e. The day which he ab.ccndd round Jacket Of
X~ss checked psAit Hi, vile the servant maid OF MIR.
n~saush 81 Wiamshufg, where he may have gone but
IN b" gong eli without shadow Of known 10 me- il
sased hs plan aud int ntios to viii
ls ias above reward Tor has delivery a taken Out Of
th' Nats or tweny I've dsnrs tsksu the State All
~sssn Of vessels Cautioned against Carrying him off nh
g. pstil TH(yS RIcHhpIEoN
RiShmsnd 2lth OCT 1879
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Fan and lVi,lter Goods.

ran and Winter Goods.
SHE subsst'nst Ina, received by The ss arrival. IRON ~
fok svery esmPiets asorIuioni eli seasouabIe DRY
oops,-- th'y consist m part Of the following articles.
ssP.ihns eius. black, aud fancy coiorsd eiotbs
=, ue DO do do cessiueIs
Msdlns quality, and common cloths
ospehne mitdiins, and common sstineis
DO hesiis Jersey, cas:,nett, and iinseys
W ate, rcd, greer yellow, and black isuhe!,
Msf'ne cloths, assorted col1fs
Bs~bsz,nes boaihazstts ans pla,ls
Rose point and whitney blankets
Cashmere long shews aGd square do
Msf'os Cashmere shswls and hdkfs
H.avr India satin aud satin ievautua
Bla.k Is'iss ustring anil Grape
ftain and hsuT ed nsnke and int
Black and sssortsd esisred Cfs &c Napr.
a'csios and blue black Ievautins six,
a isrse assortment Of ssicoe5 and rnysm;
f'.n srd hgut Ell swiss, brook and jac0net mullins
"A snd o. oambric and jsconet do
Ladies SILK, cotton and wUrsl-d hosiery
lrss tnen,, 'sw.s and linen sambri
hussia and buds eye sIapet
APrse aud urniture cheeks, "a and ~ wide
b'eaehed and brown sheehss, aud shilting all cna.
prices; o. " SS''''S 9SS
WITH great uspy other goods enuue aboy. which
a'' Esrsd at gefy low prices fer os,A 100
MANN S. VALENTINE.
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n PETITION'

Il PEIITIO.h,
NULL. he presented to the next General Assem-
W bly,, praying the passage OF a Law 10 incorporate
che Trustees OF the Sinithlield Academy in the
County Of Isle c. W;gi..
Oet IL sc-VSw
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The estate Cosncke River, I, ir1mepsey ssloste
eon,snins 300 including 800 OF Io,
toesd,she whole ebnundns 10 "id oeu', gfswh sGsfs
r Navy Timber sucieui purchase the land csrfed 10
aoioik TO which place there water csrfiss from the spot
The upland NJ jsep puistfo sod Yuconos,y prcduet,e
There valuable oftl sasy tbs Tact Isufove.
mems, cotton msohnc, Ogsf~Sf oOss, iVbacoo bsrs
quarters, &c Whde PLAIN, ecnisGs SIS acres Is,
nustd The segs rad, and good stand Tor ste
taeffn, Or phySrinu
Wsiter' oonlsns 80 mostly 10 wocds has copve.
tent ellns house orchard H. Psfson' dfsYIs
,nstsi e. sxi5ine The PoPs''y witch will be shows
by Capt. job 5. Taylor, o. Ma. John Tsyicf.
O-L2e HzAs
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CHARLES HOLT. Je. Il co

\ AVE jus; received their fall assortment of
Glass, China and Earfhenpare, containing
every variety in their tine wiz richly guilt French
English and common China Tea sets blue print
ID Ena;neiei. Edged & cream colou,ed Ware:
rieh cut ground, printed, plain and moulded Glass
OF every description,-wlcht they respectfully So
lcit Country and town dealers, to call and exam
me, and as their terms are moderate, they hatter
themselves that merchants will find il to their ad
vantage TO deal with them
ihey nave good a--o, TINS n, OF Apo aries
are and ai,oStone Ware, Flower pots, &c from
tie most approved manufacto
Oct. II 40 q,
lar virtue of deed of trust executed 10 the
subscribers by Col. David Jones and hi, wife
sting date April l0th, 1926 and recorded in the
clerks Office OF Campbell county, for purposes
tnereln mentioned, we shall proceed on THURSDAY
the "a day OF October next, if fair if not the ne
iar day, Sundays excepted al the residence of the
SAID Jones' to sell, to the hig hest bidder at public
auction Tor ready money, the tract of land in the
deco mentioned, and on which said Jones resides
containing $50 acres, or less or so much
thereof, as will be sufficient pay the debts now
Que and secured by said deed anu costs attend.
ing the sams. This land is situated in the lower
end OF the county. in desirable neighborhood ls
miles northwest FROM tn. cour house. and % miles
from Lynchburg. Ii lies we'll and is well improv.
ed he buildings consist Of good dwelling house
| Rnchcn, smoke house, icr house, &c. with
all other necessary houses. Also, a good
apple orchard oil well selected fruit The great
er proportion of this land is now in woods and
good tobacco land, the greater proportion OF the
plantation is fresh land and in good repnir-We
deem 1t unnecessary to give a further description
o' the land, surprising no person will purchase
without viewing the land. Acting as trustees we
| shall convey only such title as is vested in u.s.
JOHN HOBSON,
VIM. ROBIN SON.
The above sale is postponed until the 2O,h day
OF nov next at which time it will certainly take
piace. J. III.
W.. X.
The above sale will take place with my entire
consent. ID. JONES.
Oct. 81. s2-fds
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"A ILL be fAre Tor sale C0Ii,s1amp 10 the poeSIs1
~ q iian7vs mondsy the 18th If November, n fir
no hs rsI fair day The ueeriber crop supposed
10 We between sod 400 barrels three mules we'll broken 10
work. several plough horses aud colts; his ek Of
Sse consulting Of oIeo, young steers mich cows, &C. &c.
MS "0Sk % hogs and sheep, and variety plantation
uen'ls credit Of ~ mOrth vi he given on
ell 'ums above Se dosrsfor all suus upde ye 1s.b Iii
he required Purchasers Of residing df,tsoce f.n
the slsss, may have one month for r.woy,pg IL.
., EDMD. FONTAIHE.
tsHover, Oft ~
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70 TTIF sU8sTJTiEERa

V the hectonicSUiie Turnpike C0mpa,lu..
soU are requested To sttsad genera; NEED Of Won,
~ esmPs"J 70 be held ia the city Of Riehpo no. on the
~" November next, at 81 ocock A. NJ The md
DHsetss are Psuiou sI iy snzios that should be full
-r,un. sb'e, Of the greatest Importance the iperer,
bs COM sDy will be presented to the confederation of tia
ST okbolJeu by order oftb. f.sidenF sod Direefor.
e. III. DARLINGTON, set'ry.
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pdtuo6ie Roanoke Land, Sc, for Sale,
SR virtue VI three deeds OF from john FLOR Of the
~ County of Brunswick, ~ Ones II The out
OF the said county, for the purpose Of the
Ut certain If moDsy ssi3 deeds eutioncT will be *
posed 10 sale public the btemisess MONDAY
the first day II December 1929 su next far n
that valuable Estae iyog Roanoke Rive IN the Cun
ties II BfsnsTsk, Mecklsnbufg and Warren, IN CO called
Blacks Fsry 5Of 10 hksly Desoe the stock of horse,
about 90 head OF cae, CD head 1T sheep yoke of oxen
stock OF h5s' wsson, os plant5tioB utenss crop
oats aud hsiween tbfse ant 100 barrels o. likewise or
lots IN the town % MnfSe, snd fy, qusieT sections OF
and IN the States Of Missouri x Illinois.
And IN virtue sfit deeds Of trust will be exposed al
public auction the prentice ThUfsdsy the Al ssy Il
December next, s28) II fair, the feir day
tite on which the said Taylor how resides, called Whue
Pans5 or Shksly negroes valuable bou:ehsd and suchen
iuutWei eoachee, sVlkey cart oxen and
mich Cows Aud likewise on tue s'ne day, zane
~ Bfnnswcs Likewise the day, sud at the .sme
Tie Estc ct Peter Jones, dec The county Luuep
BURG end IN virtue Of the shove ecdsd dees, Of n
siI 10 Ike he exposed public auction on nop5s,
the 2fih day OF November next 1928, al the late redene.
hs Msubs Tag of, dec, The county 81 Lunenbug ali the
inisf~ of the ssid Taylor in hc Esafe Of his father Wn
Taylor deo'drerns, Tor the snd iy;aG Roanoke River
Walkers tract credit OF and yesr
svni bond With approved seoVfty snd deed Of trust
the lands 10 secure The payments White Psin v he sold
90 aeedd ~ one two, sod tbes years the tsyens euS
secured 10 Ike The suds Will b. divided 10 ,u
purchasers regued. The Of the hslsuee OF th,
property viii be Utnety days. L. RAISE shput $1,000 Tb,
balance on Twelve Months credit. LEW JONES,
Tfuqes
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Charlottesville Female .acaden,,,.

ITO be Continiled.)
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VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
HOME or DELIBERATIONS

~ LII
ThNaiuy, jan. ia communication was re-
ceiyed FROM the Senate, that they had passed the
bill concerning the town of Clarkshrg i'm Harrri-
son--that they bad passed the bill concerninp p X.
thompson aud Mary Tease, with amendments, in
which the House concurTcd. And that they had
rejected the B:ll TO amend the act concerning run
Always.
Reports were presented from tire Committees. bv
Messrs. Cruup of Surry, Gordon, Rodgers, boo
ker, Hill, Tyler and Bland.
On MIR. SangsteT's notion the Board of Public
Works were requested to enquire into the expc-
diency OF subscribing TO the stock of the Middle
Turnpike Company.
Mr Eppes, supported by Mr. Fitzhugh, made
an W. ucccssiu motion to suspend the rule for the
reconsidering Of vote Of the House rejecting the
petition from Wood, for the appropriation OF 900
dollars, In three annual ihsalneuts out OF the re-
venue OF the said county, 70 be applied TO com
plotting the road from the Pennsylvania line, 10 the
mouth Of Grave Greek.
Mr.. Pitts offered a resolution, 10 enquire iufn
the expediency ofrcducing the pay Of the Adiutant
General.
This motion YVES opposed by Messrs. Harvc and
fagc, and rejected
Mr.. Hart made g1i unsuccessful motion 10 sus-
pend the rule of the House for the reception OF a
petition from Randolph.
The bill from the Senate, TO provide the mode
OF conducting separate elections, with the amend
menis OF the Senate, were reported from The Com
miiee 70 whom il had been referred with rcso-
luton OF that Committee, that il was eXpcdicnt TO
agree to the amendments. This resolution was
adopted.
The bill Incorporating Manufacturing Compa-
ny at the Fails OF the Rappahannock, (which bad
already produced two days discussion) with the
amendments proposed to u on Wednesday, was
again taken up on Mr. Minors motion. and The
amendments offered 10 IL by M Marshall, were
agreed io-Fhc bill was further amended on Mr.
Minors motion, and ordered 20 nc enqro..cd and
read third time.
The bill was, on Mr.. Haryie's motion, read
third time, and a BLANK being fitted, ,ne question
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JACKSON CONVENTION.
Corresponding Committees Gppo;iNed for the q
fs,-cDf (EOtgDfjoc

'1fespo5tding Committees Gppoiited for the DIFF
JeYent Counties.
.4ccOmoeS--Wm Burton, Vim. Seymour, VIM.
.. Curtis, Levy Dix, VIM. S. Tunnel, Thomas
Scarborough, Michael Robins and Spencer ID.
Fletcher.
h5emarlc-Thos. NJ Randolph, Hugh Nelson,
alexander Garrett, Rice ~. Wood, Saml. Carr,
r NmTod b Bramham, John Rogers, 1IiltOn9 DR..
lner, John A. G.. Davis, DR.. Frank Carr, Dr. Chas
Carter, Col. Reuben Lindsay, DR.. Charles Eve
rctt, Opie Norris, Thos Jefferson Randolph John
r. Jones, Martin Dawson, John Nj Perry, Tue
ker Coles, John Watson, (SIiton) Richard Gam
nhI, James w. Saunders, Mann Page, BaZaliel
Brown, Benz. NJ Perkins, John D. Moon, DR.. w
=. Gooch, Ihos. Daniel, Daniel Scott DR.. JOHN
Hllmer, A. Broadhead, Nelson Barksdale, Barthol-
omew Egan, f. b. Dyer, Geo. W. Kcnsolving,
iJabney Gooch, John NJ. Railey Garland III
brown, Geo Rives, John C. Carter, John H. Crs-
ven, Marshall Durrea, Jesse Lewis, John L. Tho
mas, Nathl. Burnley, Nicholas Burnley, DR.. Sainl.
W Iomkins, DR.. James Rogers, Jennings Maui
pln' Garrett White, John Field, David H. Good
man, Joel fancey, Moriwethcr s. Walker Benz.
,SSeIdrls, Dr. VIM. q. Harris Sainls Harris and
Ihos. II Brown
-4Hegb0ng--Dr. jones Merry, Charles Gala
gnan, Robt kincad, VIM. II. HAYNES, Stephen
Hook, David Hank, Oliver Callaghan, WIN. II.
lerrilI, Joseph DaInren, Hugh r. TAYLOR John L.
boswell, Saml. u. lowry and Allen Persinper
|1n1ehd--Ccl philemon Holcombe, John Book
er' Kodophil Jeeter, John 7. Leigh VIM Eerles-
ION, Christopher Ford, Col Thos. w. Webster
WIN. Einney, ST., Alexr. Allen, Thos j. Perkin-
son and John p. Boiling
sfHherst-Chas. p. Taliaferro, Dr. jas Powell.
!sobt. linsley, Richd. s. Ellis, Jas r. Taliaferro,
WIn' n. Roane, Jesse Richardson, Bennett A. Crav-
ioTd, saml. X. Davis, Col. Richd. Harrison, Jas s.
tendieton and Hudson VI. Garland.
;4UguSia John IT. Peyton, Col. Robt. Dokc,
S9nn D. breckenridge, Esq, Ballard Smith, Esq
Coi' Joseph Larue, DIR. WIN. Tate, Dr. John Han
YET, DR. John K. Moore, Saml. Crawford ESD.
" IN: Young, Esq, Michael Gerber. Esq. VIM
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