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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

n AND FOR SaLE.--I wish 10 sell the
IA valuable tract ofland lying on otter RI
YER, about four miles from Wards Bridge an d
three from Wards road, in Campbell county,
Ia contains 600 Acres, handsomely improved
and IN good repair The land is of fine quality,
particularly adapted to tobacco. This Land is
well watered and tlmhered, and great deal Of
fne tobacco land TO cut: there is a body of 50
10 ~ acres Of low grounds, of good qualify at
or he'd 10 it, on the rver-There is limestone Of
face quality, also, on this land, which has been
fined: also, iron ore, in great abundance, which
has been tried. aud proved 10 he Of superior
quality The spring convenient to the dwelling
Is very large, afordiug 4 suflicency Of water for
an overshot mill. Also, most delightful seat
inr mlll--lhc water is OF superior quality.
-hs Land is subject 10 deed in trust, d the oh
get IN srlline is TO satisfy said deed after which
1elog done, good and bona 6de title can be
made. The purchaser may make payment him
seitto the persons who hold The trust deed.
Any persons Wishing to purchase or view said
ands. Will please call on Capt. A. +. Galloway
who lives on said lands, or the subscriber, near
hnrds Bridge, The terms will he made as &C
so"Tohaiing as possible /; but a bargain can be
ma i'r cash. Possession can he had on the LIST
OF January next, and the privilege Of seeding
this fall. mo r. RIJTLEDGE
Aug. 25 ts4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

NATRASS MAkENG.--The
NH subscriber at the lower end oil main
street, III addition toIs Rope and Iwine max.
ing business; makes aud repairs Curl'd Hair
Aauasses Also makes Shuck Mattresses, n
cheap and comfortable article for slmner--and
would be thankful for any job IN tia, way
which shall be done with neatncss aud debpatch,
aud on very reasonable termes.
j. II. ErHOLS.
May tsbg
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

copper Still, Cap and Worm
pair elegant Bronze LamP'
ia. subscriber ha, the above for sale at
very reasonable prices, which he viii sell for
cash. or barter for country produce.
n ALLISON.
Dec. % Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19
Only $50 PER BOTTLE.

FENHE unparalleled reputation of this med
cine is such, and lis resentment virtued
are so well established aud so fully acknowes
lodged by an intelligent public, that II IS
scarcely necessary to say any thing further
chan that il liz
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY

In Diseases of the Liver Debility resulting
sIom Intemperance and destination: Old and in
yeterste Ulcers Paius 10 the Bones. attended
with swellings OF the joints : Indigestion
3otcheS on the Face, Puppies, &c. Syphilis
Culaneous Diseases generally aud letter IN par
1icuar. Mereurial and 5crafuous complaints.
The certificates Of wonderful cures perform
ed by the Catholi con, have become so numers
Gus, RS to preclude their insertion in any news.
paper, and has made it necessary for the pro-
nrietor 20 print them in a pamphlet OF about
100 pages This viii be forwarded as soon as
possible to The several Agents for gratuitous dis
ffibution, and must, on perusal, strengthen the
good opinion now entertained by the friends of
this medicine, aud disarni, rs it is hoped the
prejudlces OF those whs view with dstrnst any
medicine not known in what is called ''reeu-
Tar prdctice'' Facts are siubbon things, and
sannoi be galnsaid
medical faculty, and others who have witnessed
The astonishing cures effected by the use OF the
Vegetable Cathoiicon and who are anxious that
MS benefits TO mankind may be more widely dit
fused. the proprietor has consented 10 re uce
the retail price TO TWO DOLLARS
per bottle and this Will be done without IN any
way deterioraing the quality of the medicine,
or reducing The size of The bottle. as has been
materially done Ia the case of Swaim's Pan
acea
The above genuine Medicine Tor sale by
WALTER II. MIDDLE fON.
Agent for Lynchbutg.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19
TAKE NOTICE.

Lanies' Coats and Cloth ShawIs. that hive
grease spots on them, Or have lost their bright
ness, cleaned in the handsomest stlie He
will keep samples as specimens Of his work,
which may be seen al his shop. Articles Of
apparel will hr sent for.
n. B Tailoring, Repairing, &c. attended To-
Dee. II lI35
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01

Suffer DOT your self 10 be deceived By a
vain hope of pardon; Of any in'erposi'on oy
the Executive Of the State IN your ochali-n
might prove fatal delusion.
1.-THE blood of that much injured and Tnur-
dered woman, whom al The sacred aHer, you
had vowed TO cherish, and whom il was your
duty to project, cries TO heaven; outraged hu-
mainly calls aloud for justice; the offended ma
ies,y Of the law must be appeasec, and The hour
of retribu ton draws near.
"Trus, me, when assure you II Is my SIM
ccre belief, that there is noIhing 10 be hoped
from any earthly power this side the grave, and
that your only hope, must now rest upon aho'h'
err and higher tribunal for peace and happi-
ness, in" another; and better world
Permit me then to beseech you, no longer
looking to the things of his world, TO direct
your attention 10 that dread tribunal; and dill,
igently to employ the small remnant oil the lie
that remains to YOU, in earnest and humble sup
plica ion tn The Throne of Grace, for that par
don and forgiveness which can only be extend.
TO you by Him from whom you have your be-
ine-,he great searcher OF all hearts: the high
and mighty ruler Of the universe.
"And may the Goo OF mercy, in compassion
10 your soul, incline and guide your heart TO
penilenec and prayer, sus ain and sireDg' hen
YOU in the hour Of trial, and suffer you not at
the last sad moment, for any pains OF death, 10
rsIl from Him.
Your sentence is, that you be taken 10 the
gao! OF Allegheny county, from whence you
came, and thence to he place Of execution, at
such lime as shall he duly appointed, and that
you be there hanged by The neck until you are
deadM!"
We are informed that genllemsn in Cum
berland is preparing FIR the press detailed
account Of the trial, in which all the ties i'nony
is TO be given at length, together with sketch les
Of the speeches pro and con The pamphlet
vii, sc Of great IN crest, and is as we un-
ders,aud in very competent hands.1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01
HORRID TRANSACTION:

ELIz,BETHrowN, Ky. Aug lo-We learn,
by letter that ia al Transaction took place IN
Hancock county, on Saturday the l9'h Hit.-
The following are the particulars as detailed
in the letter, and received them from a
gentleman Of This county, who passed the
ne,ghborhood Of the occurrence since the &C,
was committed.
A difficulty had arisen on Saturday between
a man by he name Of Rober, Hngg, living on
the bank OF the Ohio river, and Mr.. Lowry
MCully, who lately resided in Grayson county.
The parties separsed on Saturday in ang",,
bu, 10 violence passed between them. On
Sunday night following, MCully collected a
parcel OF select friends and repaired 20 TIE pri
vate dwelling Of Mr.. iIoeg, for tnr purpose OF
saidting MS vengeance upon lis : mates. The
f ST act Of depreciation committed by them was
killing the irusly dog VIII" warned his master
of their approach. They NIX shot through
the window into the hruse: then attacked the
door, through which they !'red Is or 20 mus
ket sho,. By THIS uu'r. II eu2ears, HAgs
thought them re lly IN earnest and dc'"rmined
10 SOP their uIhaI'owcd -ar'hT. 4 o7diogly
he leveled his rifle and Cd g gne o, be be-
siegers, which proved TO he vi Gully hi,nself.-
The shot took effec; ana rass.u Immediately
through the centre Of his body, which caused
Instant death
The affair then terminated. The besieged
escaped uninl ured and the assailants retreated
with loss OF companion in wickednt IS; prom
ising themselves, no doubt never 10 engage in
an affair Of the kird for the future IL is truly
lsmentabe that reason and deliberate refiet lion,
had nobbecn permitted TO exercise their intlu-
ence, before the commission Of This unlawful
outrage. Let this DC another, to the almost
nu,nberiess warnings, of the improperly OF per-
pelialiug, and the JUS. decree Of Providence in
punshing such rash and nconsiderate crimes.
Hogg delivered himself up to the proper au-
thoriry and plead self defence; was ried by an
examining court, and honorably acquitted.
Statesman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01

SUCCESSOR TO GEORGE THE FOURTH. Many
Of the English papers are considering The pre-
sen, state Of the succession TO The throne, and
il is stated that the greatest anxiety and con-
Germ exists among large class Of the people,
on The subject There appears 10 be no diff
Guilty in The line Of descent nor any cavilling
among The claimants, the Duke Of Clarence
being heir apparent, and the daughter Of the late
Duke of Kent next, but from the i'll health Of
the former aud the infancy Of the latter, there
is good reason to apprehead that within short
time after the death of the present King, i, will
be necessary to appoint REGENT. The ques-
ton is asked; upon whom would the cares and
unlimited power and patronage of the sove-
reign devolve. in case Of such an emergency !?
And it appears 10 be hard one 10 answer. The
Morning Journal, an opposition paper, and one
extremely hostile 10 the Duke Of Wellington,
says" We can imagine case, and one not of
mere visionary application, when the devolve-
ment Of royal honors on the next in succession
would place in the hands Of the Prime Minis
ter of such Sovereign all the power and pa.
tronage Of the Crown. If such Minister were
an honest one no danger might he created, no
abuse OF power, might be INDUCED In, no arbi-
trary measures sanctioned, no farnily interest
erected into monopoly of all the gifts Of the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01
We observe by he 'Free Trade Advocate o

We observe by he 'Free Trade Advocate OF
to-day, that Mr.. Racquet its editor, proposes to
enlarge his paper, as to embrace the discus
sion of other subjects tran political economy.
After the first DECEMBER next, il will be puo-
lishe6 at the city Il Washington, under the ii
tie of" The Banner Of The Constitution" and
as poli,ica al paper, will advocate State Rights,
and the doctrine Of a strict and limited constTuc-
ton of the Cons'itu' ion, having Tor lis motto
the following paragr aph-" The powers no, de-
legaied 70 the United SiAes by the Constitution
nor prohibited by il, to ;hs States, are reserued
10 the STATES respectively, or 10 The people," The
friends of Free Trade, will no doubI be gTatified
TO nave at the seat Of the general government,
a paper, devoted We the pr'nc,plesior which they
are contcndng, willis, the advoca'es OF sta'es
rights, will posses a vehicle by which, with
proper support, their views may be widely cir
culated.
This paper. il appears by he Prospectus, is
not to be confined to discpssiors upon politics
and political economy. II will embrace g, ner-
al subjects and besides giving the prominent
speeches in Congress. upon great na'ie"sl ques-
lions, and a summary ofits. proceedings, wi.
give, all the public documents, stae rapeis,
diplomatic correspondence, repor's OF ihe
Heads Of Departments, and such other matters
as may be worthy Of bsing recorded IN paper
int nded for future reference. II will contain
the decisions Of The Supreme Court upon i'm
portant questions snd the proceedings Of the
Executive, so far as they may be publickly
known, and in fne, sueh detail Of the official
transactions OF the Government Executive,
Legislative, and Judic hl, Is likely to interest
every CITIZEN at home tr abroad. II will be pub
lished weekly, on an imperial sheet in quarro
form of eight psges,(ike the New York Abb
on, We presume) al f,e dollars per annum
Philadelphia Gar.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01

TaE SiAMgsB YouTHs.-It appears Oh the au
,hori,y of the following letter, which we copy
from The Massachusetts Journal, that similar
prodigy 10 tina, presented iu these boys, was
witnessed in Boston little more than hun
dred years ago.
By she following extract from MS. letter
Of The celebrated Dr.. Cotton Mather,it will be
seen that TWO children were born nthis city,
in l7I3 The letter was addressed 10 member
of the Royal Society Of London.
"In the conversation which you allow me the honor
of maintaining with you. you may depend on my en-
PERTAINING with you nothing but what, upon the strict
inqustion, will be true, that will even chai-
lenge the of the late Inqustor General OF Por,-
gal whose name, find, was Don Verrlssima.
&c What now relate beheld ye 18th of We 9th mo.
1918 A woman in my next neighborhcod had two
daughters which were united as to afford shocking
spectacle, whereof myself one OF the spectators
They were in all points two lusy children, only from
near the tops of their breasts the lowest parts
of their abdomens, they grew together in such man.
ner that without destruction to both it would have
been impossible to have parted them Their union
for whole breadth of their chest and their heads lay
on the checks of each other, their arms in mutual
embrace Of their bodies Had these united miserables
lived first thoughts cannot but suggest avariety OF
cases which might have occurred in circumstances
not easy to have been encountered answered.; what
must the one have done if this that, which were
silly have been supposed had beallen the other Hut
these were all superseded at once, by their dying As
soon as they were born"
The circums,ynce is also mentioned by Judge
Sewall in hi, Diary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01

FiRE.-We learn that ,hr Bleaching Wo'h
connected with the extensive factories Of NJ.
Benjamin Marshall, at Hudson. were desroya
by fire on monday afternoon. i is reported
that about 1000 peices Of unbleached Cotton
clo,a, were burnt, and that the whole amour: Of
property destroyed was estimated a, IS 10 80.
600 dollars. of which there was only $1,000 dol,
lars insured.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01

King. Butit il should happen, a. i, wit,
pen, that the Minister Of such ~s@h,p
were an ambitious soldier-a man of ,av ' reg
and grea, family eonnexions-proud n ""s''t
ing, Erasping. dishones, and unprin,ir hSS
man having the army a, his command ,t:S
at his nod; every situation under the C,.r'!
his . spoaal; every sinecurist, ev,rv co.'.r
missioner Of taxes, every dignrary Of the @ wv,
toms and excise, al his mercy-wka, eon,a W.
such q man do TO overturn the very ,b,ors o''
self, and PROSTATE to the earth the laws ,,I y
berries Of England % "U IL
The same paper iniima,es tina, in re.
daughter of the Duke Of Kent should b.. ne
Queen Of England during her minoriv ne
nation with one accord would point 10 Re-, - *
Gle, the Duke OF Cumberland, as her quad.
but i, is 10 be feared. and perhaps with r..'s.
that the present Premier, recollec,ing The mr.,
title Of Regent Murray" would aspire 70 ~, ~
induce Parliament to gran, him the SINE 80, 81.
uot outstanding the will Of the people b.i,a
expressed to The contrary WIZ, sa,, IS
Journal, would censure The Duke Of Wrwr,
ton for aspiring to the station; il would b. ..
ne plus ultra Of human grandeur to be yrI.i
" Regeat Wellington" and he could ro :,
blamed for his ambition in such Cause
The Courier denies that there is any grr-,
for alarm On the subject. From indications
other prints, however, we have no dovb, n,
true that these speculations aye more esn,a,,,l
in certain quarters than is generally known .,
al knowledged.-N York Morn. Head
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01
Extract of letter to the Editors Of ALBANY Ad,,r

Extract of letter to the Editors of Albany Adytr
dated CAsANDAI6u., Aus u
"We have still more indictments grown,
out ri the Morgan exci,ment. L. J. Robrr,
the Editor Of the Craftsmen, appeared in cou,,
TO day with his sure'ies, and entered into COO.
nizance for his appearance al the Oyer and Ter.
miner, in January next, to answer to Two bills
presented by 'be grand jury, The one Tor /,
libIe on the Hon. JOHN e.. SPENCER, the sppc,
counsel and The other for a Iible on the Loysr
aud jury which sat in Judgment on John Win,
they.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01

ONWARD THE S,uihern papers, almost
every dav, give US no;ne Of new step towards
indepeadenes--in the projection OF some new in
,erIal improvement sr establishment OF some
new mandatory
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01

COLLEGE HoNoRs "A, The commencemtr
at harvard College, on Wedne sday, the horor
airy degree Of LII. ID was conferred on !rpsr
CRANcH Of this District.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01
For Freight.
The brig
CAUlA NaU

"a The brig
H& SAHANNdH
A4A E. Babson, master, good vessel cOppsi IA
tened, 5urthen 100 barrels, will be ready,
three days, for freight to any port. hpplytO
JOHN II. LiDO
Who 9gers for sale
155 tons plaster
barrels tanners oil
Smoked salmon, kegs Holsters
barrels No. h 2 mackerel
A few bushels Northern potatoes
sent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28
Potter's Vegetable Catholicon.

I'lIE unparalleled reputation of th, medicine is
sucii, and Its pre-cmncnt virtues arc SO we'll cs-
taohshad, aud ~ tilly acknowledged by intelligent
public That 1t is srnrccly necessary to say any thing
hrthcr than that il Is a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases Of Liver Debility resulting from intern
perance and dissipation: Old aud nvcteratc Ulcers:
rams In the Bones, attended with swellings of tho
JOINTS lndigestiou Bloches the Face Pirnpes g.
syphilis: Cuancous diseases generally and letter in
particular: Mercutial and Scrofulous complaints
II he certificates Of wonderful cures performed by
inc Catholcon, have become numerous as 70 pre-
codc their insertion in any newspaper and has made
1t necessary for tho proprietor to print them in
pamphlet of about 100 pages. This will be forward
cd as soon az possible the several Agents for era
tQrs distribution, and must, pcrusal strengthen
me good opinion now entertained by the friends of
Lis medicine, and disarm il IL Loped the preudi-
ccs o. those who view With dstrust any medicine not
Snown in what is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be rainsaid.
~ the earnest solicitation of members of the uc.l
zeal faculty, and Others who have witnessed the aston
ishnS cHrcs effected BY tho use Of the Vegetable
Cathohcon, and who arc anxious trat its benefits TO
mankind may be widely ditirsed the proprietor
has consented ~ REFUGE the retail prcv to TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will be done with
out IN eEy way deeroratins the quality of the med
icne or retucng he size Of fne battle as has been
materially done IN the case Of Svuim's Panacea
EE1ruets eurs r,repy rtcerred from physicians and from
a.at. 1r sale Of Potter, Calo'Ieon, ef rsou are
also Gge7ts for S'cdin's PGndcc1.
al retail more than bottles of YOUR Ca,hocon where
SCI o,1 bottle Of SWANS Pacea; and feel great pleasure in
tired has pfeased dd H Sea nave SEE" the Ca
Gould Y afford reduce the price Of your Cafholcon 10
and this would au b. by number of other physcans II;
is town aud vicinity who have used with the bs, effects
a,cs AL The oer Hnacea aud the Compound Syrup sar
An eminent scian says have known several cures ne,
u y ne Gs OF your Caihocon which had previously
ney$ knswn i 20 pro luce Injurious efecfs!,'
Inc above invaluable medicine may be constantly had of
ian Il o,,s;,o }; n. nLAMIRE,
Jan - Opposite the Easie Hotel, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28
Almanac for 1909.

UST publishedby PETER COTTON, his Virgil
~ mia and North Carolina Almanac for the year
1929, containing, besides the Astronomical Calcnla.
tlHns, Couhs, &c. &c. variety of curious useful and
entertaining inat,ersthe Astronomical part calcula.
tea oy Joseph Caveof Orange county, Va. und for
sale by the grocc, dozen single.
IL Press and shortly will be published. New No
vel by Young Lady of Virginia, entitled Donald
Adgir,' two volumes.
no TITS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28

( RASEFUf, for past fsvors, improves the pres.
ms opportunity Of informing his friends and GUS
stand Is IN tho corper house lcadingto Mayos Braqe
and next door to w. II. Fitzwhylsonn's Bookstore,
where nc respectfully soicits the patronage Of rch
Is may ciposc TO favor him with thea custom. He
BOOTS d. SHOES. nude of the best materials and
at the following prices, warranted 70 wear equal to
any For boots Richmond made, 81. Boots made
made elsewhere. 10 Is,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28
XIRGlNIA: Al rules. holden I'M dc .a.-I, a: - -

thoiniA; Al rules, holden the clerk, of6cc of Sn
superior court of ohaaeery for the Riehnord A..
,e ,n say OF July 1923: John Baylor aud George D.
p''s GRouist Robert Pollard, James Brown in hi,
OF Dossid Burton Samuel Bsandrun, Thoma. Pipk.,,o
DIS. 'o'' 'snHfop'ss
The defendants Samuel Braudrum. Thoma. p;,..~,,.
u panci Bell not having entered their and
gwen security according to the Of assembly and the
deuce, that they Of hi, ror,, :, :,
ordered that the said defendants appear here ON IN,
"i The next term, aud the bill Of reyi.
'othwh inserted in newspaper pabshed in The ei,v
tor two mouths successfully, and posted AZ
me IRON. door of the capitol, in the said city.
o" copy. restc, WV. G. PYupI rror q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28

ftaES rEnF1ELD ACADEMi.-This INSTITUTION
sush ofihc Court House nine miles north wcs, fiun
icrsp healthy and thckly settled neig,borhood
large and commodious House has lately been built hy tic
friends Of eHucn m this and finished of asecby
me , mes sPpSssa ~edsm paS and will shortly he supplied
cSS.lsa BY So. CIV Houses Of the Kind in the State;
The Academy will in the hoase for tue pur-
pos. te hrs Monday January next, aud continue dur
Ess sss %ss s,sa,ss de
m lns and has since tla, time leen successfully
go sS m iosehng shs Greek and Latin languages, together with
tos aud assduiy Teacher aud successful method OF prc
serving ysoos and honorable emulation among his pupils
euo;ium from Us, An abba Assistant viii also be employed as
' Th a, S ,hs asMs Of s'odeG s will Justify The expSp>
mS MISUNDERSTANDING, Orhogaphy, Pclnansbp, EnsI,sh
,% & 9 as'8 Es E ss;as M asa kesas
Sssou Athnlc,ic Algebra, Euclid, Surveying, Natural Phi
osody, Weobcrs Huon's Mathematics and Henry's Che
hy, ts,cher With full of approved Latin
end Crock aunoSs In addition their ordinary studies the
~ Composition, Defamation, and Forensic Disputation HE
object OF the Institution not only qualify young for
engaging successfully m the various pursuits Of life but
ESQ Tor admission the different Colleges and Cnyer;e,
hrughont the Union
ofcceqt was the sober, industrious habits of the neo
hood, entirely secluded from vice aud dissia,on
tie 6nuaton Of and vruous habitsBoard can be had
m respectable families and distances for the
az r,cnrs OF the families in which they reside. no pains
be wanting TO render their situation easy comfortable
Va - ii uie usn languages ~ dollars
saities 7-'
Those who feel inclined paonisc this young Ins,it
Ton now struggling into life, respectfully lied 20 call and
ses The facilities which are here presented acquisition OF
ush sanRg-lf they do shall feel the ee
i9at viii NOT be suffered decline FOR the o. r,lsoa-
pc share Of their patronage The deeply sensible Of
the obligations under which they laid by the liberal iona
TONS OF generous and enlightened community II is horr
tnst their expectations will not be Disappointed the use
iness of the Institution will eventually prove
with the anrcipatons Of its founders.
JAMES HOyVIETT.
PETER r. BOiSSEiU
ALEXR GIBBS,
JOHN COGBILL, Commune
WIN r. JOHNSON, ofthe BoaTd
JOHN w. JONES, / OF Trustees !
JOSEPH DUDLEY,
JOHN Il. WALKER,
dec %. TilOS. T.. BCRFOOT,