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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31
Extract Mn letter firm, Ro,,on oz,t Ill.,,


al send you an account OF one of the most mo
Iancholy accidents that has occurred for many
years. Mr.. Backus, Mr. Beknap, Mr. Gibson. and
Mr.. Bend, rode out on the Quincy Railway. ard
Ivy some accident to the machinery, were thrown
from the car. Mr. Backus was killed and Me.srs
Bend and Gibson wcro materially injured Mr..
Delknaps legs are .rokcn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31

The Mr.. Watmough, who proposed certain Reso-
lutons at the Jackson Meeting in Philadelphia,
was not John G.. Watmough, the Member of Con
gress, stated in the Enquirer, lmt Edward c.
Watmough, very different individual, though,
they are cousins, we believe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31

TIE ro'cc nj Cdyv0N!-This venerable patriot
W" learn. has declared, that 'if Gen Jackson
continues the cou.so that he is now pursuing he
VIII ruin the nry."-Nor(oIk Hcraid.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31
From the PENNSYLVANIA Tnfeiiicencer.

We are glad to hear such news from Lycoming.
We have hitherto considered that section of tho
State Jackson's strong bold-truth is mighty,
TO the pulling down of strong holds.
Extract Of a letter to Of the Editors of the
I"tcuigcncer, dated
MuNcy, Lycomng Co.
July 81, 1892.
Reformation goes on most sloriously. Iyco-
ming county, will nuii;fy tie Veto President oy a
dscided majoritY. The information from the ad-
joining counties is also favorable. At the last Pre-
sidontial election J. Z. Adams received either eight
or nine votes only in this borough We have now
majority for II. CLAY Of at least 20--,his
you may rely on"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

WHEAT One Of the largest and finest crops
on JAM Riqef amounting tofuii 10000 bashels,
was contracted for Yesterday by one Of our Cny
NIlels al 1 p to5e aelsered as fist as II can be
cot out a goal potion Ct Tn Jniy MS sale
nav be considered as establishing the opening prlee
IN TINS market A smalI or inferior crop would not
command 50 hIgh Price. IT,. ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

There was singular circumstance took place
during the dinner gwen to Washington lryng
which has afforded theme for much speculation
aud curiosity. When Mr.. Duer IN his witty and
ingenious speech was describing the Dutch Hero
dotcs, Diedrick kneherboekel, tdl long, gaunt
figure, dressed in antique garments, stood in the
centre Of the room gazing ut Washington living
Ills dress, in its general outlines. was similar
to that IN which irving has clothed knlekerbocker
that many otthc guests believed that the appearance
ofthe figure preconcelted But the fact is that
person IN an antique dress has been wandering
round the city for some days, apparently IN a de
ranged state ofmnd. He was seen a few days ,f
ter the dinner oceas ION IN BARRIERS shop 10y one OF
the gentlemen who saw hm IN the dining hall, and
was asked by himifhe was not present at the din
ner he answered that he waa--thatlt vas impres-
scd oa his mud to 90 to that place, &c. Sol Turns
out that Mr.. puer only tool, occasion to adapt his
address to Tho wild looking being, whose imPres-
g5ons mad made HIM an ua.biddea guest
BadeerS Ilcsttg JISseugef.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

The Washington Giote states that orders have
been ISSUED from the War y. pasmcut, ion the con
sentraaon a. GhtsaPa, Of ahodt l0oo mea Of the re
gnlar a.ny from the galfisoas upon the sea-board
aud the .aItrs ana tit l,eaeial scott has been dl-
reeted 10 take the communal Of the operations against
dIe hostile Indians. w learn thnt measures have
already BIN tal,en tortn5ns the mounted rangers
aalhoraadby the recent at oil Congress, end thai
these will march. without delay, 10 the SCENE Of
warfare. General Scott has ben empowered to
call lor such mIhua force from the adjoining States
circumstances may render necessary.
The plan of operations will be by combined
movement OF the troops aude General Scott and
those under General Atkinson. from Gheego and
the Mississippi 10 attack the Indians on both sides
and seour the country till they entirely subdQed
We are informed that General Scott has orders to
reduce them to unconditional submission, and not
10 suspend his operations, while any Of the hostile
Indians remain east of the Mississippi. They will
be required to cross that rser To such district as
may be signed 10 them, y such arrangements are
contemplated concerning boundary lines, as etlee-
tualy 10 prevent the recurrence of similar aggres.
sons The surrender Of Black Hawk and some
OF his principal Chiefs, hostages for these Peep
aud 10 secure the frontier against their future cruel
ties Is made Indispensable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

oY TIE FGNcE IT, matlng sue During the
war bet"lxt Augustus Caesar aud Mark Antony,
Wien I'll the world stood wondering and uncertain
Which way Fortune would incline herself, poor
man at Rome IN Order To he prepared for Making III
either event, bold hit for his, own advancement
h IA, recourse 10 the following ingenious expcdlent
IL applied himself to the training of two crows,
WIN such diligence, thu, he brought them the length
Oh Pronouoems With great distincness, the one a
sanitation to Cesar, and the other salutation to
Au'ooY. When Cesar returned conqueror the
man Went oqt to meet him, with the e1oW Suited 10
nc OCCASION PEI ched on his fist aud every now and
then II kept eXelaiming Save Caesar, Victor.
lmPerator = Hail Caesar Couqueror and Empe-
rorJ Augustus greatly delighted with SO novel
circumstance, purchased the bird of the man, which
immediately raissd him to opuencen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

- "a mo ms nom. aaa III :. sf#sea I'm
- b.. 50 ..#a.8 as In Irfseatlng compliments To the
I.atl .adteII HIM I'm Jefter a.Ret Je'Ist
hut that Inc EIsidg of Uta6iestsr has SIT a sue
throat and bad cold. lfi4ot rta do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

sast#a. afaa n9#I.saa. llss Lef,Ishf therefore
u +. sel the Dake 10 beg tint he kihg wooii call
ha1A Lord Grey. and that he Iofds would then,
without a frash crtatiln. pass the bfll.
The be,lins At Brookes iast night was : 10 |
that no Ministry eoull be formed by t.e Dnhe.
Certainly. never did mn make amDfe desperate
e9a4, At rfsainins VIM h has proved haseii ~
esnaa.e 10 hai5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

Biaed Htlrk, now at the head Of thu hostile In
dams, Is representcd as beng a warrior of undoub-
ted bravery and great influence in his tribe He
Is not, however, regularly constituted chief, bat
a brare who, by his deeds, courage and talents
has acquired an unbounded aseendancy over tt
large portion Of his nation He IS teroclous cruel,
and revengelul. Tie sacs and Foxes are at pre-
sent At war not only with the y ites, but the Me
nominees ofthe north, aud with other tribes to the
westward
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25
n,,.,11l. .trrriN.s IN ENnIAAn.

rs1,..s.h .steaaed By aboat 5000 persons, Alr
d,n.py said tie time kad arrived Il prove 10 aie
KIM TINT h LIS BY the people, afd moi ~ liz
Lords tina. Tie peopl, vii md can mt - ~
6alf.-and that the tine IS oaaie for tat III II
ltarn he IS b.. iae reflective power ri III poop
and wlhao. Their support he IS worse TIM ~ .
Lord Thev bal ben aaf4s#a NJ aIay iae
.essea faxez. but ihal Kaaia net sHA8az L. - ~
90. ,.sr .st=s.,5,z H5l vat vel re Ta.ssa8
III, would .ssue exet,1nef htlIs - asafIe tt
sun HsWaald advise ,Hemla - k.fat rs s.a=5#
,g,n.n had dom m ifeIaf4i sa It's gfae5d L.
lot for item. Jbetme ~ CONF ~ 1t nm =
choose between the u s.aelasf al HE - -
Of The former he would only saY til as a btsast
had made. breath esa tax l3em sssas
Mr. Grady proposed that N 1.I5tsH# ee hss##fl-
ted, praying lbs Majesty HE hafe ut fsse'Hl5aa
to check proud and selfish ars'offaea# = mt
eatf tisnzeat, winch resolution "aa seconded y
Mr. Smith.
Nr. Nicholson proposed tic following aasal=
nentlo II. as he considered II would he n 40
treason to pass IL winch AIr Cooper sfeaaaea
Rssylsfa. That an addfoss be presented 10 Ais
Majesty. en,reatng In 10 dive ifom h5s 10y"
; eSence such WIektd traitors who would PIaee Inn
IN opposition 10 his faithful subjects ond fm7isisf
rs latter DAYS To resort 10 sd my means Prov
aed bY the Constitution iaf controlling a corrupt
ard lnsolgent learehy 10 defeat a rfi5fn n faf
hame1.. mi staadily L. follow pPiis eohsonaa.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

Or Hlmii'oa, e Salad C.altua-T t.. .ae
gentleman has been RIDING through the s-I,g
South Carolina, for some months past, beIJzzsfi
win lace coat and ePadIettes, bull brooches, AZ.
:or au nj We know to the contrary, flil-ta boa.s
with goiden spurs syer-mounf-d pistols at b.
salde-boW huge rapier dangling TT his side ~!
lbs head Il coel>'d hat, that, as Snlan says IN tie
play would terrfy Old Nick hinssf In os.cn.
slhle aud ayowed design OF his psregriaarlons ~as
10 reye" the militia of the great ard glorious nd.
ton Of south Carolina bit tie real object was 10
crus'u, IN feyor of Notification ard 10 der re
blessings ofthat Union winch, ii Il be torn asat=
der, vii bury in It's runs hose v no m,dy eoga#e
up the storm which threatens i \ nau VI
seems destined To cut such conspicuous sl.. as
warrior in the field or as a traitor on tic s.abni
should ut least have his portrait drawn, inr tn. sna.
iicaiion Of public curiosity. Finding II doae 1l'-
TALLY to our hands, by the Editor Of j Geor4'aIs
per, who was present at ii { great Ham5ag Din
ner IN honorof Modification, and WHO then ard
there took the dimensions Of the littlt Governor
whose sou seems to be some hundred feet too ares
for the diminutyo caslet in which lis squeezed
avail ourselves ofhs labors, to enIlghten tht
curiosity OF eur readers
3" After an excellent entertainment eislt regular
toasts, eigat mug, rere dlonk !; amone wheh W.
toast III honor to tine Governor. lie arosr-a.
grace, amid the pauills of the Anxious multitude 9
lis ssare was eorpueat, brl neither long saf.
h iaW
eye would lot lIl-beeome Catalina while his a1f
ofnonzehaIanre and pory grace gave hm a M.
tafy ar and c.dyaroQs appearance.
We regret that the sketch IS SO very bri1f-bui
sois thsman Of whom ltpngport5 to be yer5a tran.
script-and oportrat must be OF like proportions
with It's original
The Georgia Editor also furnishes SYNOPSIS '1
the speech ofthe South Carolina BoaaFa7ie .
whlan, however, we have not room. Suffice -
say, in fury 1t could not have been exeelIed D
BombaStes himself, in his sublnlest tragedy mood.
Pheboomy, abstinence and frequent 29pliea'2.A
of ice to his Uranium would improve the Governor i
politics, and " do the State some service II
would at least lessen the chances of his name bsI7
handed downto posterity on the pages OF iis'"s'
branded with folly which has no parallel even -
| Maeedonia's madman or the Swede, II II es'aI
the blighting change of wiItul treason ason's'ia'
own solemn convictions, against the INTEGRITY
the Union and against the Liberties OF the NUM-
race.
r. The Washington Telegraph expire SIS q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25
For SALE.

A LIKELY MuLATTO WOMAN, with
! = one cha, ,ho - a good house servant, II tae
s.amstess, we5hef and ironer. Enaaifs al lhts Of
fee.
June - 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

The Episcopal Bishop OF tie New York bio
eese has issued circular Ia Us cIef9y, calling up
on thcm 70 renewed spirtaaI Iasors-uiId inviting
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

) 4 a2f bf4to'' E'{aeaes-tht papers are
.na4aS themselves merry at the expense a! Sent
tor h51'oas peculiar style OF of"ofy VIC have
'etgf" sPee1n5nS oil his style before us.
IN fePylnS 10 so@a observations that hal been
a'l5' f9lat,fe to the power OF the Government to
oaPstol lhs bank, by ISSUING aSet1e i"e.aS, he re
married. Nj President, talk 10 me about sending
Tue Attorney General totnvestgate the concerns
OF The Bank You might as well talk to me about
about raising the earth with the lever OF Areh-
medes-yoa might as well talk Of removing the
pillars OF Hercules Why Sir, you might as
well send that little boy there, Grafton WHO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

Amons the possorers N Tire packet slip Cha
lemagae, winch SAILED from New \ OK on Monday
for hayfe, was Brg Gen. JolN E. Wool, lnspee
tor General L. 5. Army. Gen w goes abroad
n the direction Of the government and Ton purpo-
scs Conformation connected with his department,
and with military .enee, tactics and improve
ment generally. For tins daly probably, no officer
IN the country IS better qualified than Gen. w To
his rank IN the army, the reward of capacity md
service, and to the able arduous, and efficient dis
charge Of the duties of Inspector General, he adds
high reputation for gallant conduct dulng the late
WI lie leaves the country with the best wishes
Of his numerous personal friends Tor the successful
prosecution ofthe objects Of his visit and for his rs
turn IN good health Aibaay AfgkA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

sir q H4lsted Of tins city has published LIT
fers on iIasaarR aud All Hasautg, addtcsga n
ne H. jim Qalasg Aaams-B4 WILLIAM l.
sf5st.s 16is @ofs Il comprised N a lar
5eiaso volume, aud contains an historical nc
count Of Masonry finn an eafly period. with IL
safious d srges. orlers. ohieafi7na o. down 10
Tie Tine Of William Morgan. md ts alalaatIon. 4
lure part olthe work deYoledtD TIE euse olthat
individual aHa the circumstances winch occurred
alter he VS. Murdered particularly the ulals Of
number 9fpefaons Tor haYins been concerned III int
laFiiou. ~. &c.
There appears 10 be lure body Of information
IN the work at least as far is We form an
p.nio0 from ,he table Of contents As the author L
Il lnasaf his been made acquainted @itlllnysterics
ofthe Grall and lbs glyen the explanation oftbsm,
We presume tire public curiosity vii be excited 10
examine work winch comes from Whit must be
considered an authentic source Tho topographic
cal execution OIL the book credifnble 10 lhe publish
CT. v II dtt.
Welearn from tic Augusta Courier, that Gen.
SeHrrEf, II The tlme 6fhls deeeasf VS. nhis nine
ty seventh year Ii 10 time Of his at illness
though at SO great an age, he was stil an active
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

The Telegraph Is laborlng to prove TINT New
York will not give her electoral vote for General
Jackson The Telegraph may snyc ITS tnk--nei-
thcl New Yofk nor Pennsylvania will be found at
the gar Of the present pro.euptye administration
next iaI The matter Is hxe1
PM [. } GuztGlt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

IIIe MY Ia afe LIT Hsaa4al esafIaf, - I.sst9a
eoneeras, n consequence Of the approach Of tie
4 haler4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

Mr. LGatRr, the new Charge d Atlaires Of the
L States to Belgium, sailed from Charleston fol
New York few days ace there to take passage
for Brussels, via France, by the first Hayre packet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

Mi sn,SNoN, recently appointed Charge DAT
talres Of the United States To Central America, with
los family, left New Orleans 18th ult for Pensaco
Ia, 10 embark IN the sIoop Of war Ymeenaes for o
mot.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22
From the Ohio .Sio,e Io.J

MORE VIoLENCE.-We learn from the lac, Noun.
vernon o'nZcue' that The editor of that paper. tho
rev. y. T. Bronson, was violently assaulted on lii,
@2h uit'' by Col Charles Cholcricl, who represent.
in consequence of the refusal of the former ia az
up the name OF a correspondent who had offered
some structures the Jackson Caucus reccntlv beIf
in that conniy. Mr.. B. was struck several times
ABOUT the head with weapon which Col. c. had
concealed under his clothes; and was So srvcreI -;
jured as to be obliged to keep bis room for number
OF days. What aggravates this outrage is the fact
that the party assdilcd is a clergyman whose pro
1ession should have protected him from violence:
"hie the assai!ant is Member of the Legislatures
and consequently under even stronger obligations
than ordinary citizens to respect the laws We have
indeed fallen on evil times
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22
POWER OF NAMES

NO man is democrat in Pennsylvania who is
not In favor OF Internal improvements, the Tariff,
and the Bank; IN the South no man is a democrat
who is not opposed to all these 'a6ominations'-
In the West no man is democrat who does not
support MIR. Clay and the American System, and
IN New Hampshire none are democrats who do not
support Jackson and vote Isaac Hill may d rect
In Maine no man is dcmocra: who is not in favor
OF selling his country, while in Vermont the de-
mocrats were once distinguished for defending il .
Is there then no intrinsic quality in the name?
or is IT. weapon which may be used by dcma-
gogues in every cline, to advance the most oppo-
site opinions and crceds7-N II. Statesman
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22
lccordingly-this motion was lost Ayes 30. Noe.

1852.
The Chair here informed the member from Ohio
that u call of the House was in order.
After Somo discussion the point of order
The question on disagrocng TO the amendment
of the Senate put and carricd-Aycs 1871.
Noes 81.
So the House disagreed to the amendment of tho
Senate.
"A bill from the Senate for the relief of the sure
ties of Thomas III. Smith and Son. of New York
which, had been ordered to Il third rcadiny-was
on motion OF Mr.. McDufc, rccommit,cd to tho
Committee OF the Judiciary.
Mr.. f. Everett, and MIR. f.. ID. White, were ON
their request, excused from serving on the Select
Comnltcc appointed TO investigate into the alleged
frauds contemplated by the late Secretary of War
and $. Houston.
Leave being given, motion Of Mr. McDuffic,
inc Rouse resolved to go into Committee of the
w noie on Wednesday next, the state of the
Cnion TO take up the bill i'm relation to tie Tariff
W.T. ADAMS intirnated his expectation that the Re
Por. IRON The Committee on Manufactures on this
sunlcc', would be presented Or before that dayl
The House then adjourned
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22

WEST CHESTER, (Pa.) MAY l6.-We learn from
an authentic source that venerable Judge of tho
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, few DAYS. ago,
gave decision which offended man proud stout.
ana passionate; who assaed the Judge, first with
HIM
ihere is error somewhere in our prcse Mt position;
either the law should govern, and those who ad-
minister those laws be protected or instead of Sc
icctng men past the meridian of life, whose muscu-
lar strength may have been impaired by study, for
Judges, we should take the strongest we can ind
athletic fellows, who understand welding the dirk
or shelala, and place them upon the bench.
Record.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22

Cape Fear and Yadkin RaHRoad-We co,v
from the last Fayetteville Observer, VIEW inter.
os'ing Report of the Commissioners of that Road.
containing much valuable Statistical information
winch Will apply equally well to the Central Rail
ho"", and which will therefore be interesting TO
the friends of both The following fact, stated in
inns report is one of the strongest favor of Rail
ROADS which we remember to have seen: ..'rbe
proprietor OF the great mills 10 miles distant from
Baltimore, Elcott, saves Jortyfrc thousand dollars
ann"aty in the transportation of his goods between
III" mills ana Baltimore. What formerly cost him
Sirty thousand dollars now costs him fifteen thou
sand dollars only!"'-Raleigh Register.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22
CONGRESS-

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Upton, with
the leave of the Senate, introduced a bill to au
thorize the purchase ofthc stock of the Louisville
and Portland Canal, which was read, and ordered
to second reading. MIR. Smith then moved that
the Senate proceed to the consideration of the bill
to authorize subscription to the stock Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Rail Road Company. Mr. Dick
crson expressed hope that the Senate would, in
preference, take up the bill reported by the Com
uttce Manufactures, 10 reduce the duties on the
unprotected articles. At the suggestion of MIR.
GrHndy, that the public interest was suffering for
want Of the action Of the Senate on some Executive
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22
From the National Infslrigcnccr of

Our readers will pcruse with interest the rcsoIu-
tions which MIR. Condict cndcayored yesterday, but
without success, to submit TO the House of Repre-
scntatves. After what had passed on the subject,
in the recent debates in the House, it might per-
haps have been expected that such an enquiry
would he assenled to generally by the friends of the
President. Some Of his political friends, it will
DO seen, did actually vote TO allow of the enquiry
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22
from the Norfolk Beacon If May 16
COLGNIZATION SOcJE,pV

Inc Snip Jupiter, Capt. William Peters, sailed
on the 18th inst for Monrovia. in A fr;ca b.vina
on board about 10 emigrants, of which "a were
S'Ves' transferred to the American Colonization
society, for the express purpose of being sent to
Liberia.
We understand from the Agent at this DIoce
mat there have been upwards of 500 applications
rom free persons Of colour for passage to Liberia
and that the number which can be obtained is only
llmlted by The want Of funds to transport them.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22
From the National InteIiipeuccr of 1T,, ~

The Funeral of the Hon. Jonathan Hunt. l,,c
representative IN Congress from the State of Yer
mont took place yesterday afternoon, pursuant to
ORDER and attended by both Houses of Congress.
House OF Congress sat yesterday, nor but a brief
space OF time on the day before. They must labor
the more assduously for the days to come. We
nope that the House of Representatives. will not
occupy more than this day on the Apportionmcnt
question: should that subject first present itself as
we presume it will
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22

COMMITTEE of the House of Representatives. or,
the resolution of inquiry into the circumstances
connected with the alleged fraud in the proposed
contract for supplying the cmisrating Indians with
rationS:
Mr.. Stanbery, of Ohio.
Drayton, of S. Carolina
Everett, of Massac husctte
Wayne of Georgia
Mnhlenberg, of Pennsylvania.
White, of Louisiana.
Hubbard of n. Hampsbrc