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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08
Al Meeting or The Board Of Heath
M.,runrL lime 0I lG2n

Al a MEETING Qr The Board Of HeaM
.NtwpOH June I'd 1890,
NTOTED, That if any Privy Vaults,
v within :he compact part of the town,
shall be found full or nearly full, so as to be
unwholsome or offensive to the inhabitants
a, any time between the 18Th day Of June
and the Goth day of October next, the per.
son owning or occupying the same shall
pay fine Of three dollars for the use OF
the Town, together with the costs pros
pcution. and the names of those persons
who neglect TO comply with the foregoing
regulation will be reported by the lnspec
tors of nulsances 10 the Board of Health
who will order prosecution to be com
menced against them without delay.
A true Copy: witness,
b. B ROWLAND, Clerk.
II rns also ordered at said meeting, thai
the Quarantine ana Health Regulations
20 into operation on the 20h Of June in
slant, and that the foregoing be published
IN all the papers printed in this town,
b. B. ROWLAND, Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08


TEAS WINES LIQUORS.
Madeira, Brown Sherry, Sicily Madeira,
Sherry, TeDorifie, Port and Claret WINES.
Anniseed, Tansy, Wintergroen, Peppermint,
Cinnamon, orange, Glove, Lemon, and Life Of
Man CORDIALS
Cognac BRANDY, Holland and American
GIN, St. Croix, Jamaica and y. T.. RUM.
Gunpowder, Hyson, Hyson Skin, Young
iIyson, and Souchong TEA.
FRUIT Almonds, flberts, Madeira and
Brazil nuts, walnuts, figs; bunch, muscatell
and bloom ralsins; oranges, lemons, sugar
candy.
SUNDRlES.
Loaf, lump and brown Sugar, Coffee, Mo
asses. Flour, Rico, Goldfish, Tobacco, Span
ish half Spanish and American Segars New
York Crackers, Albany Ale, Cider, Spruce
Beer, by the dozen or single bottle, buck
| wheat, pork, Stoughton's hlttors, pepper
sauce, butter, cheese, lard eggs, writing pa
per, quilts, shoe brushes, shaving boxes an6
| brushes, brooms. pals, baskets Savannah an,
straw hats, coffee mills, stone aud earthoI
| ware, fishing lines.
| CROCKERY Blue sugar bowls, blu
| cream pots, blue tea cups aud saucers, printe
do. blue qt. pit aud pint bowls, large blu
pitchers, fancy cans, glass jars, large an
small blue edged plates, wire seves, toge,ho
with many other articles too numerous Ia mon
ton. juno I'd
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08
a0.7n'HGfidus
REMOVAL.

VOHN S. WEEDEN, Cabinet Maker.
- has removed TO the well known stand
of mr. Adam 5. Coz, No. Z, Church street,
where his friends aud In" public may be
supplied with the largest and BEST assert
ment Of FURNITURE ever offered in
Ncwport-omong which may De found:
SLDEBO.4RDS,
.SECRETlR{ESS BOOK CASES,
BUREAUS, Of ereyy description;
Grecian, PemJroke, & Card tables;
SOF.1S,
Imitation Rose Uiood, and every other
kind of BEDST'E.7DS;
WORk- STANDS,
DRESSLN'G Tables,
Together with every article that can be
found in Cabinet Mauulactory. Those
who may wish to purchase are respect.
fully invited to call aud examine tho Fur
niture, with tho assurance TINT they may
be furnished on as reasonable terms as car
be bought at any other place either at home
or abroad.
! Q}"Customers ara requested TO apply
nv above, or at the Store of K. Z. LEE &
| Co. No. 1872, Thames. street, where oil or
ders will be promptly attended to.
! NAV ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08

n OST.--Somewhcre in the streets Of
- Newport, on the 10Th inst. Two
Notes payable at the r. |. Union Bank
One of $500, signed Arch'd Munro, dated
Newport, May 20 60 days, payable to J. T..
Almy. ,One of $500 signed Arch'd Nun
ro, dated Newport, May 20, 80 days, pay
able to S.A. Robinson and NJ. Freeborn.-
Whoever has found the same, will confer
a favor by returning them TO the Subscri-
Der.
All persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing or receiving the same, as they
were not endorsed when lost.
A. MUNRO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08
JOHN II. NerfOn,

HAS THIS DAY OPENED,
20 Pieces CALICOES, atl2 l2cen's.
CU the best ever offered in Town at
that price--l2 Pieces blue, MKT a. brown
Broadclo,hs. Superb black Bombazlnes
---Iinens, Straw Carpeting Hearth
Rups.--A few more straw eolor'd Nayari.
no ila,s--Twllled ii Stripes for summer wear.
Furniture Dimity, &c. &c
Newport, May y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08

From Vashingion.--Itisw is whispered from
Washington, that another extensive oatch
of reforms, is anticipated soon. Ii is like
wise whispered, that there is a strong de
sire on the part of the Cabinet to follow the
dismissal OF the gallant Warrington by the
removal of tho veteran Com. Rodgers from
the Navy Board. But thus far plausible
pretext has not been found for such meas.
ure ". Y. Com. .3dr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08
PARDON WHITE

HAS just received fresh supply of all
l. Il kinds Of women's and children's cloth
aud morocco BOOTS--men's and boys
fancy PUMPS.-As these make his assort.
mont complete, and were recently purchas
cd in Boston for Cash, he can afford TO sell
them cheaper than ever. [aprl %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08
Ammunition Store,

No. l03, STATE Street Boston,
ID NJ. BARNARD, Agent, offers for
HI. sale as above, by wholesale or re-
tail:-
200 kegs English Tower.proof GUN
POWDER, (for sporting.
1000 kegs Dupont Gunpowder, warrant.
ed first quality
$500 do. Boston do. Warranted
800 bags shot, all sizes.
10000 percussion caps.
B. The above Gunpowder is war
ranted, and will be sold rs low os at any
other establishment in the Country of g.
quail quality. For terms please apply to the
Agent, or to Mr.. RUFUS b. KlNSLEY
Newport orders given to either viii
be promptly attended TO. may 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08
Grocery and Fruit Store.
John l.. CranStOn,
Respectfully informs his friends and The
public.

public.
THAT he has taken the store at the corn
Il er Thames street and Market square,
recently occupied by J. J. STACEY. where
he intends keeping constantly on hand an
assortment of Crockery-L Liquors Of tho
fruit Of all spruce beer-&
a general & nice assortment Of Groceries.
which will be,sold as cheap 2, al any other
store in town. Every attentiorwill be rem
dered TO customers, and no exertion shall
be wanting on his part to give satisfaction
to his friends, who are invited to give him
a call. June IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08

Mr.. Henry Costar, halter, Broadway,
New York, having opened a new store,
gave an entertainment on Friday. lie en-
ploys about l70 workmcn, and 52,Ouo hats
went through his hands last year.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08


Flag hda.s.
Linen do.
Elegant new pat
terms
French figures prints
Silk cotton g. worst.
ed Hosiery
Oil cloths for table
carpets
Fine & superfno car
peilngs
Hearth rugs
Green figured book :
WH
Some elegant SAT-
Houer prints
FRENCH GOODS
Leshorn Bolivar hats
Silk gro dc nap f; gro
dc India; gro dc
zan;gros dc Chi
ma
Levantine sattin an,
Lustrlng hgurcd&
| PLAN
McrIno squnre anl
long shawls
Palmarines plain &
! figured very cheaI
| INDIA GOODS.
i Canton aud Naukii
Grapes
Nankins, satin lust
ring
! Check hkfs; pongce
Silk hose & halfhos'
, Null null muslin
Flag, ba ndanna, m,
| black silks hkts.
Plain striped & plai,
| lustrings for dres
ses; fancy boxes,
ny articles which ma
in said store, and hi
.e public arc invited I
/, Goods; aud he has II
% satisfied and buy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08

Hapana, June I2.--Aftcr tho 9TH inst
vessels arriving and departing IN ballast
or arriving and departing with the same
cargo, are exempt from tonnage duty; but
they are subject to full duties if cargo be
taken in. The same rule applies to yes
sells laden with molasscs from ports in the
Island, which have already paid duties at
a port of entry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08
-.~eAe-.-
- ~

A church in Sullivan-strcct. New York.
was struck by lightning on Sunday after
noon, during public worship. One woman,
only, was struck down, but recovered.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08

Among them arc
AMERICAN GOODS. |
Linen diaper for ~ !
! cts, |
Good bundle likfs. for
I24, |
Good chex for l2t s
Ladies white cotton
hose l25, {
do. do. Roal good 25
Indigo stripes and !
plaids for ia
Power loom shirt'g 8
White do. do. l24
Fine shirtings aud
shcetlngs Ia ce ents
! to Ii cts
Blue blk. mix'd olive
! and Brown Broad
cloths and Cassi-
meres
Flannel
llomespun carpetgsI
Real good blue prints
for only l24 cents
Other colours the
same
Blue mixed & grey
sattlnetts
Mcrimack Taun,on
SFailRivcr prints.
A lot of very cheap
girls nitts& gloves
Elegant flowers and
wrcaths, made by
one ofthe iirstrate
workmen in A
mcrica !,
Straw Bonnets &c.
ENGLISH oOoDs.
Broadcloths and cas-.
simcrcs
Flannels g. Hoseryl
Together with ma,
be found very cheap ]
old custo ncrs aud the
call and examine the
doubt but they will b'
april 29l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08

A journcyman tailor named S,ratton, has
been arrested in Philadelphia, chaiged
with killing his wife while both were IN
toxica,ed: he gave her the freedom OF the
brandy bottle.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08
NEW FASHIONS.

WIN. MOORE, Tailor, No. 2G0 Thames
w Street, opposite the store of Mr.. J..
Taylor, druggist, has received the latest fash
ions from New York, and is ready 10 supply
his friends and the public with garments of ey-
cry description Garments made with neat
ness and despatch, and warranted to hit He
keeps constantly for sale general assortment
of
READY MADE CLOTHING
ALSO
A general assortment OF
GROCERIES. cROCKERY,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08

SIS. Southworth, editor Of the Literary
Subaltcrn, Providence, X. ]. has been ar.
dered to recognize 10 take his trial at the
September Term of the Supreme Court,
for alleged participation in riot at Provi.
dencc, June ID.
-..~o01~-
By tho revised criminal code Of Connect
lieut., man is forbidden to marrynhis d., :
ceased wife's sister.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08

DR.. Barrett, of Northampton, has COW
which was MIXED every eight hours for a
fortnight aud gave at each milking = ten
quart pailful. Her milk yielded daily , lbs.
s or. of butter, making 30 lbs. 6 or. in II
days. From one milking only ID. OF.
was made. II was of such superior quail
ty, that while the ordinary price was 10
cents, this sold for shilling.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-25

resa London IN Thou,sn9 Years, and OLA
er Poems"
BIT II LATE IUcEsTous ROCHE, ESQ.
LOVERS TEST.
It's sweet TO ,hink there is a spot
We both have trod together;
Ana swesteF still to kaow twill NOT
BE e'er forgot by either!
'nousn distance part, or letters bind,
Our frames alone they sever,
Ger chains. and realms. and i'm. ,h.u;,a
Still ciinss as close as ever!
men Is. 'ne world our beings part.
AND think it can divide Us.
We nave q spell, with m,gh,ier art.
VII back as often guide US,
lis bot to let our spirits fly.
when all around is gleoming.
io.na' best spot, beneath The sky.
where Eden's for US blooming.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-25
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA

Oh. "hen shall the star of ny freedom arise
an empires wanted splendour revisit nv
brownf ~ NY
sateh. but in vain. for q light in the skies
DARK as my spirit, aud cod as hone now
lime was; that | stood, and the nations were
shaking,
And earth felt my tread as the tread Of her
king: NC
iiooked-at my glance, crowns and centres
fell hres king,
isPoke; aud new thrones FOR new monarcb's
would spring.
Time 'sthat ! anguish in bonds and in woe.
No wife lett TO iigthen their weight with a
smile,
no soa on my bosom permitted to grow.
But storms and rude spirits ia m sck Il rsv;ie
Yet wed is the hand that no " withers alone.
And 2lows in this bosom a fa,herss fond heart
A world they might tske-twas the cououer.
0f's own
but son, bride, 3 sire. none but heaven st.ali
part.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-25

We have never read without delight. the
charming anecdote which Mr.. Writ, in his
sie Of Patrick Henry, relates Of the illustri-
Gus father OF his country. Turning 10 it the
other day, we determined to transfer IL Il
our columns.
"VVhen Col Washington had clcsed his
career in the French and Indian war. and
had become q member Of the Virginia assem-
bly,, the speaker. Robinson, was directed by
a vote OF the house, to return their thanks TO
that gentleman. On behalf OF he colony, for
the distinguished military services which he
bad rendered his country. As soon as Col
Washington took his seat, MIR. Robinson, in
obedience to this order, and following The
impulse OF his own generous and grateful
heart, discharged The duty with great digui-
ty, but with such warmth of colorinr and
strength Of expression, as entirely confouBd-
ed the young hero. He rose to express his
Acknowledgements for the honor, but such
was his tsepidation and confusion, that he
could not give distinct utterance to a single
syllable. lie blushed, he stammered and
tr-mbled for a second; when the speaker re-
lieyed him by a stroke of address that would
have done hoacr to Louis the xiv. in his
proudest and happiest nioments-sSit down,
MIR. Washington said he, with a ~concilia-
uhS sAhic, jour Houesly IS equal to your
yalor, and that surpasses the power OF any
language that possess.'p
The wife Of Talleyrand was more distin
guished Tor the charms of her person than
for her intellectual qualifications. IL is said,
that when the Princess Dolgorucke paid her
a visit, arrayed in the magnificent diamonds
she Inherited from Prince Potemken, Ma
dame de Talieyrand expressed so much adj
miration Of the jewels, that the Princess re-
piled by a very polite declaration, that Moa-
s,eur de TaIleyrand would be charmed to
crafty her predeiection by a similar present
such diamonds as thoseg Jesu Maria. what
do you take him for9n cired the wife OF the
ex- Bishep. "fsu must fancy, Madame Ia
Prlncessc, thatl am married to the Pope.
The ground was covered with snow to the
depth sf SIX inches at Burlington, Vermont,
ON the 9TH instant.
Here we have had neither snow nor frost;
but an unusual cxtension.of the open wealth
er WHICH marks the earlier autumnal saonths.
Our winter grain, our Glove. fields, and gar
dens are covered with a verdant hue, and tina
process Of planting continues mithost inter-
! ruption.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-25

When Prince polisuac and his hroshes
were conde1msed TO death by Narcleon, for
having joined in the conspiracy - Georges,
their pardon was eagerly solicited nv Mur.f.
as we'll as BY Sayary, duo dc Rovigo, hat il
was eventually secured by the intor-~ssion
Of Madame q Aontesscn. wife 60 tie DIR.
of Orleans. shc grandfather Of the present
ki..s cf the French, who procured cor these
nebie prisoners tie soed sihcss Or jose, lsGs,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-25

some justification Of Psddy's touching the
French s'ensend..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-25

~, HtLfA, tNedlt Sept "a, 1854.
The small pex has ragged here f,r c..
months past. More than II,600 have 49,
vascinnated, moro than 1000 have had g..
small psx, OF whom more than 500 have n.
ed. The new cases OF attack arc fron IS ~
90 a day on an average.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-25

Two suffers in chancery, being reeopeilet
10 each other after a very tedious and ex
pensiye suit, applied TO an artist TO paint
device in COMMUNICATION OF their returning
;,mity and peace. The artist accordingl,
raInted one of them in his shirt, and ia,
other stark naked.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

Gen. Haynes Fsderaiism--A wrtee y =,
Charleston City Gazette OF the 9Th inst COZ,
pletely establishes the fact that Gen. H..
was an old Federalist, and that be a.s;.,
the old Fsderaiists to crush the demoe..,
party in South Carolina. There are som.
Their facts which the writer eommunc.,..
that deserve notice. He states that Mr. r.,
houn's ia'itudinaran doctrines, in reIat;o. !.
Internal Improvement. Sc. Harmonized :.
admirably with the primitive faith of the "a
FederaIists, that he was "uniyersallv ha;l.a
10y the Federal party as aprophet in Israel,
The writer thus concludes his article
"fIow strange it must appear to the lead,
who, in 1919, talked of ''picking the pockei,
oil the people to support an unjust and usne.
cessary war;" 10 now sit down in harmon,
with those Vulgar democrats who then s,s-S
by the Republican Administration We e.
joice heartily that the Republican school
triumphant in South Carolina, that the Cal
hOun, or ultra Federal doctrines Of Prioleau',
resolutions are now left without a defender
but, to Judge from favors heaped upon tbei,
apOstate sponsors who have now abandoped
them to their fate, we have aa illustfious in,
stance that ''there is more JOY over one SIN
ner that repenteth, than over Ninety and nina
who have never sInned."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
your ob't serv't,
THOMAS Chiffon.

Extract Of letter from gentleman in Bucks
Couaty, Pennsylvania. to his friend in this
City, dated March 9Th, 1880.
"The impressions made in this part of the
world by the lato incidents at Washington,
and especially the loss of moral weight AND
responsibility by most Of the members of the
Cabinet, whichis not counterbaianced by.a-
ny superiority in the remainder, are very un
favorable to the whole administration: in
fine; tits evident, that a government in the
principal departments of which there is Meth
or wisdom nor virtue, cannot endure beyond
its first legal Limitation The prospects OF the
Vice President have declined greatly indeed
in general estimation, in this State; and in
proportion to this decline, seems TO be the
elevation of Mr.. Clay. whose popularity is e.
yidently increasing"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
'Asc'!s gthe Co,lpenties.
SCHEnIIIE.

ordered, that the roll containing the draft al
sshe am ended constitution, adopted ny this con
evention, and by it submitted to the people OF
this commonwealth. Tor their raihcation or
rejection, be enclosed BY the secretary "a q
case proper for its preservation, and Deposited
amone the archives OF the council OF state
a Ordered, that the secretary do cause the
iournsi of the proceedings OF this Convention,
TO be fairly entered in a well bound book. and
after the same shall have been signed oy the
president, and sttested by the secretary, that
he deposit the same. together with all the orr
ginai documents in the posse OF the con-
Nentson., and connected with lis proceedings,
among the archives OF the council OF s;ste; and
further that he cause ten printed copies OF
thc said Journal 10 be well bound, and deposit
ted 80 the pubic library.
Ordered, that the president Of the conven'
sion, de certify q true copy of the amended
Consttution tothe general assembly now in ses'
siotl; and that the general assembly be and they
are hsreby requested to make any additional
provisions by law, which msy be necessary and
proper for submitting the same to the voters
thereby qualified 10 vote for members of the
general e, emily st the next April elections
snd for organizing The government under the
amended constitution, in case 1t shall be appro
we'd and ratified by such voters.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
From the Albany Argus.l

STATE Staistics.-The following statistic,
information is derived from that very cleyp,
publication. the New York Annual Register
by +. Williams.
There are SO counties in the state, 5 cities
744 towns, 900 incorporated villages, and
1906 post-offices
The estimated vaiue OF real estate IS S257s
560,s97, personal 81 ,S79, lo2 Total 1913.
93s ,999.
The whole number of newspapers in thA
state is eli, of which SO are anti masonic.
In the city of New York, there are Il
newspapers. 1 of which are daily. The TO-
tai Ramber of sheets annually issued by them
IS 9,7S9.3 $40, requiring annually 20,4l5 ,ream,
Of paper,
The whole number Of banks in the state i,
40, ~ath an aggregate capital of S25 asa ,60O
In the city Of New York Ia, with capital Of
sl5,350, 900, besides incorporated and NOT
subscribed
The amount of tax paid into the n. Y. cituI
treasury by the banks of that city in 1929.
was. on real estate, S267i 10 and op persen.
al 5a,o39. Insurance companies, real 81 ,90s
~, personal SAL SIG. Miscellaneous comma,
mes, real ~ 1876 so, personal 5,762 al. To.
tai amount of taxes sl04,7 81.
The numher Of attorneys and counsellors
IN the state in 1890, was 1915 in 1899, 1855.
There are 1919 Episcopal clergymcn, s7s
Presbyterian, 81 Reformed Dutch. SOC Me.
thodist, 24l Baptist, IS Lutheran. IS RomaH
Catholic. IA Universalist, and al other de-
nominations i4---Total 1923 The numbsr
an 1919 was 761
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

appointments for Baltinore Coafe1enoe, 1870
baltimore DysTRICT-- Christopher Essts, p E.
Beltimore City MarInadukc Pierce, .Joha
Bear, Henry Fmlohg, Joseph White, Thos:
ID. Sergeant, George Hildt
.171ce,a Ghmch-Joseph Frye
Balttaoae East S!ettM4---james M Hanson,
John Poisai.
Baltimore Crcast-Henry SGcer, John Fl.
Baker.
Sepsrn-Rohert S. Vinton, Riehd Brown,
si'uaapotts ). Dorsey.
Catcert James Sewefl. Jacob Doub.
Prince Georges'-R Robert Barnes, john H.
Henuing.
Ebenezer-,John Smith.
.McfiSome,Y-Basii Barry ,Jno: L.Gibbons.
PouoMNc DIsrRicT--Joli. Dacss, p. e.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Larkin.
Fo,aade,y Stephen q. Reszell, S. Keppel
Gemgeto,css--John L. Amiss.
Fairfae-Charlcs ka.bfus.
LeesLurg--Samuel Clark.
I>oltdo,ns-Job Guest, Davis Kennison.
Staford-Wm O Lumsden, JnoA Collins
fredericksburg -Dr. Edwia DorseJ.
Lmcaste,--Tobias Riley, George W. Hum
phreys.
WestRreland- Richard Bond.
RscKTNGHAM DisrRIcT-.ksmes Wntts, p. r.
Rockins haa--William Hank, w Ii. En-.
aoss.
Northumberland Morgan, iona: Clarey.,
F'mcastte-John Howell, Stephen Smith.
Chs'sttansbTg McEnally, Chris-
tan Hartman
Monroe Thomas Taneyhn
tireeab',er--Jos: Spriggs, John McEnaHy.
Wa9n Sps,lags-Hczekiah Best.
Pe,ad'oton Jas: Reed, jr \, j. b, Morgan
South Bfaich-John Roades, n. P. Gun,
ningham.
CUMBERLAND D1sTRIcT-.Norrel Pilso,,, Pc.
Jeet'soa--W. Munroe, Joseph Rowan.
WtacI,sster-Charles A. Davis.
Manchester Cncutt-Francis Mccartney,
W. Edmonds.
Woodstock Henry ]. Keppler. w. d. Ed
wards.
Berkeley Il. gladden., j. Houswirt.
.4aeghday-David Shaver, J. McEnally.
Spriag feld-James Berkeley.
Cuabe.faad- Charles b. Young.
Bedt0sd-Tho; Larl0n, John B Rigdek
Ctecg Spring VIM. Butler, c. Parkison.
NoRTHU MBERLArD DIsTRIcr---D. Steel, Pc
Snnbay--J, Forrest
Northumberland James w. Donahay, A.
A, Esknlge.
Lgcomtag-W Prettyman, Jas: I'll. Brown
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PAitpsburg-James Sanks, z. Jordan.
ltingdue-Samuel Ellis, H. 1arrins
Letcistoscn-Amos Smith.
Co'acord-E. T.. Allen. 4. BEitten,
CAELIsLE DIsTRIcT--U Iiana Hamilton + h
tdrhStc--Sameel Bryson.
Carlisle CGcuit--.J. Bowen, J. c. Lyos, y
uriiilth, suqe'p'y,
York Henry Smith.
SSssrsberry--P. ID. Lipscomb.
Lt1Jord- g. B. Iippett, Robert Crooks.
GIen FdIts--T. MCGEE, Joah Bernard, "
B. Mills. sup0n'y.
Liberty, james Riley. I. II. w. Moaroc'
Basil ID. Higgins, ape,ry
Frede'7ek- -John A. Gere, James Reed.
Hagast0cn--Edward Smith, j. NJ, Sreas
CAambersb,a ga. Hemphill.
Gettysburg observation-disclosures, g q Brook
difference for 1881, to be held IN Masl:
mston City, 10th March.