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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-11
LINDSEY Il. PADGETT.
Merchant Tailor,

(Nea'ig opposite l.. d. Il y NorteHN)
AVING purchased Of Mr.. T,nsley faasett
II his entire stock Of Dry Goods and Read,
made clothing which makes his present aloeh
large and complete ho can offer such induce
meats rs eanno, t,l 10 please friends aud ouslo
mere who have heretofore favored the two ubov,
establishments with their patronage. am also nd
ding daily, oil my Own n.aruideIofy,
Great Goats,
Genllemen's aud Ladies PLAID X Camblett Cloahs
Blue and Black Dress Goats,
Claret, Brown and steel mixed IA
Green, Olive and Gray do do
Blue and Black Frock Goats
Claret, Brown and steel mixed do
Green, Olive and Gay do do
B'ae aud Black Coates,
. asei, Brown and steel mixed do
Green, Olive and Gray do
Panialo' : Vests, Dfawcrs, Shirts and Shoes,
Hats, SAAu bosoms and Collars,
Sirel,s and Cravats, Stilcucrs &c
iyllns manufactured Of goods of every style.
shall also keep constantly on hand, Dry Goods,
CANA, Glass and crockery Ware, Groceries, &c.
Twill also give Gcols in exchange for Country pro-
duce or Timber Of any kind, plank scon,lins,
hre wood locust posts, &c
n. B.-Ihe subscriber is prepared TO execute
any order in his line on the shortest notice and ea-
des dspatch. LINDSEY y pADGETT.
AZ al take old clothing IN part pay for new
Ctoniag,
gf Wanted iomedia,ey, two or three good
rrHis Of a'llstri,as ,nd steady habits. None 9th
ers reed apply
March 4w
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Feb p
Sale of Real Il Personal Estate.

q BY virtue of trust Deed, executed 10 the sub
N = scrlber, by the late Col. Edward Gwatkin Of
Bedford county, for certain purposes therein men
toned (Which deed IS duly recorded in the Clerks
Office of said county, ] shall, on Tuesday, tie
18th day Of March next ffar, if not, the next inlr
day at the residence of the late ca, Gwatka IN
said county, proceed 10 sell, at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash. the following real ant
personal property, to wit the Tract of valuable
Land on which the said decctent resided in sad
county, on Otter Creek, containing 40 acres-alsf
one other tract in said county, Oh Flint Stopf
Mountain, adjoining the lands OF Thomas Sale Y
others, containing 220 acrcs-also one other tract
on suck Mountain, adjoining Stephen Hubbard x
Others containing 430 acrcs-and tie following
Slaves, to wit: Jess, Davy, Tom, Jenny, Mary,
Watt, Harriet, Juliet, Adane, Malinda, Louisa,
Henry, Sam, Caroline, Frank Jannett and Sena,
aud the increase Of the Females since the date OF
the deed-also stud Horses, 7 other Horses, 80
head ofCattle, SO head Of Hogs, 20 head Of Sheep,
yokes of Oxen, Wagon, | Ok Cart, Horse
Cart, two-horsr Carriage and Harness 2 sets
Blacksmlths Tools, + Feather Beds and Furniture
set of Mahogany Dining Tables, 3 Walnut Fol
ding Tables, together with all his House hold and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools and all sad
uecedehts interest IN the real and personal estate
held by his late mother as her dover in the estate
OF his deceased Father, Charles Gwetk,n. or such
part thereof as may be sutc lent To satisfy tn puf
poses OF sad deed-The sale will be continued
rom DAY TO Gay, should 1t not be completed ON the
18TH. shall convey 10 the purchaser or purcha-
sers such title only as is vested in me which, how
ever, is believed to be indsputable.
JoIINF. SALE, Trustee
Feb. y. tbs
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VA and he ensuing Season =, my sfabe
w pn Wards road. IN Camph.ll g.. mn, -
LeesV,'le, aud ut Porter Sb3p;a =, a,ic, :. ~
he WI he rrg"lar IT sp, o. iib l.. day H.
s"fsan vii conn "a III. l5''aaf N.,,h
ed an tue ] ~ August. H wl - a., o M.
At 50 thr Single LEAP, the money 10 be rad ~ IN.
time The mare IS covered, and any person nn,,i.,,
by the leap. >houl he mar no .,ana. VIII beza'l
mlftei 10 come into ,hr season $i2 the ,easo
which may be dischare"d 10y thu pay ,nrnt # q,
within the season SD % insure u mare / lao
lsa' 20 be raid Ms 81. II as II i aScenanea fbai =
IS III toa or transferred 80 cent. - thu rro5, -,
evefy case. The erentr.t cnre viii br taken 49,,
prevent acc den's, hua vi nts4 lie f. -,
that may hap en-.
NiEGlNiuS IS ,i.ine @ eear- OIL. , hFp,.a,.
mahogany bay, viii l,iact leg. mane an fail..o,I
a handsome .t,r in ii. f'rer,raa. II is about =
ise'2 inches h'sh--his irrn i, b. saed aase,
Pronounced fxc lcnt ind = t,tlat .rls 49,,
lied y. an, here ! : +. a..
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DESCRIPTION.

INDUSTRY 10 n beautiful brown iuahogony CO
Ior with black legs, name aud tail, and ielishl
u coat oI balr which sheWs his superior stock-he
Is oil r'ost commanding appearance, has giea
s't.nSih, much beauty, and superior action he i,
iuil 10 hands inch high, and Is thought by good
Judge, not inteiior any horse, having supetioi
,'ze, large hOne and well musoled. -Ihe season
la. ali eUdN Commenced.
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The thorough bred Horse

KN ~ sand tho eosulng season, Il iays out Of
w y nj my stable. Ia Bedford county, 9 mile,
west OF New Lpndcn, on the iornpike road, an.
the other three IN nine et Col Etzlers Iayerr, in
Lyuchhog, and viii be let mares n, the price 81
SO the SEASON, which may be discharged hy The
payment oil SO, II paid by the 18th dav OF JAY a,
which time The season " III espire--S2o TO in
sure snare 10 be Ia ioal. TO pad AS soon az tie
nnre II a'cetialnel 10 be III iaai or parted With
% cents 10 the groom ior each mate, TO be pad "A.
econ nv the mare 10 coyered.-Any gentleman put
,ing mares shall he charged VIII q only have
extensive pastures, well "atered, gratis Tor MARI.
tom distance they eau also be led with gram.
b, The hoshe, or nj 20 cents per day, II requred.
pledge NY seit that mares enstrusted 10 NV care
'ha b. well attended to, and nauer mysrf they
VIII be returned to thou "wue,s IN good condition
AL care - ii b tgsen 10 pa Vent accidents or
cscep $, bu, 20 srsaonstb,l. Ter ANY that mny
NYIlHfu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-11

q eY virtue Of Trust Decd, executed to the sa.-
IA y scribar, by the late Col. Edward Gwakin Of
Bedford for certain purposes therein mrntionsd
(which is Gully IN the CLERK oihcc Of salJ county,
shall, on TUESDAY, the 18Th day o! March neN,
ffar, lfoot the ueNtffr lay, al he residence Of
h late Col. ot@ehln. in sa'u county, Proceed 30
Il, At public auction to The highest bi5d'r. tr
cash, The following teal aud personal property to
wlt;ihe Tract OF valuable Inud, on AEieh tie
SAID dccedent tcsld-d IN said county, on Gg.r
Creek, containing l3o a'fes-also one other tfa9
IN said county, on Flint Stone adjoiaing The laf8s
of Thomas sale & others, containing go ucrrs-
also one other tract IN sNid county, adjeinne 6,
phpp IIui,hgrf & atbars IN sue1- Na3,.,..tr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-11
TEACHER WANTED.

TIE % boIftIbLf IIVIhg TT tIFt uPPe' o''7
Of Charlotte county, on Stanton River,
wishes to employ gentleman as Teacher, who
can come well recommended rs TO character and
qualifications, TO teach the Latin and English Lan-
guages. Que who could instruct in Music on the
Forte Piano would te preferred Al letters on the
subject directed to the subscriber Brook Neal o
Campbell county, pzst paid, viii be duly attended
to. EDWARD W HENRY.
Eeb II Is
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Commission business.

@nHE subscriber offers his services to his friends
u and the public as Commission Merchant
His Office is a few doors above the Franklin Hotel
SAML. ANTHONY.
Mrs Anthony wishes to take few Young La
dies as Boarders. Her rooms are commodious, and
near some Of the best Schools in Lynchburs'
Feb. 81 Is
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New Glasgow lfemalc Academy.

fe7auE S.-,rg a.. t,.-- r session II this insti-
u ,e,.o,. vii eomraace ~ Monday the 4th day
OF Mare. and conlnsie hye months The expert
ence and capacity Of the teachers, added 10 the To-
cal advantages OF the Academy, place IL upon fair
ground ofcomparison with any similar institution,
and give il hlgh claims &c public patronage. All
the useful as well ornamental parts Of Female
Education are taught II IS believed correctly, as
speedily and as chesply in any other semlna-
ry.--i is deemed supetluoas 10 add word "a com.
mendaton oil the teachers suffice !, to say that Mr.
Yates the PRINCIPAL has, for se.eial years, devoted
his i,ac and talents To that profession and has oh
tanned deserYcdy hish reputation as an instfns.
tor & that Miss Hoaimann, the C'ovofness,ls Ia
,Iy of hisi. accom- rishmons, and uitho' she came
stranger amongst u.s. she has had the good fortune,
during the past year, 10 obtain the cons lcnce and
win the esteem Of the 1abiic generally. There have
been two public examinations of the Young Indies
in this Academy since Mr. fntes has had The man
agemcnl Of IT, both Of which were IN the highest Do
gree gratifying spd interesting, as furnishing abun
dani proof Of The exceency ofthe School & DE worth
and capacity OF the teachers. the one hand, and
the sssidaty and application Of the scholars GA the
othef The Academy IS situated within view Of
the Village ii New .Gasgow=-than which, thee is
not a more beautiful and healthy situation m the up
per eountry--An institution with such advantage
to recommend II, u confidently belfss.l, cannot
"a 20 snare LARGELY II the latroua OF tn, Puhiiet
Esoin H- suh]oned rates 1.eharges, II will be seen
thats complete sal iiba7a' female Education can
IL acquired acre upon ,hc most reasonable tefms.
TUITION FEES.
Gdnoeena', Rsa5n &. al fenaanshn. PEI
session = o.
fGrgdmlic. Eaglsh Grammar 6 r1h9
swi,N Ire ase q he Mar His' tap'ient mt
noscrnl or cry offsen be adaed, - 10
IfL,r'c. Il ..ore. z. upa5.aoo, 0e principle If
rsoc, ~. ~, rst - losaahY. Astronomy with
80 SO OF I'm .,.ohsl ~. or any Of thlu be al.
~ l. 90
jeo.as md drawing Maps al extra
chafseof 90
D.awine 81 Painting, aneylra chatse Of II 30
The Frsse' Language, do do ID Of II 90
Vocal ard Instrumental N0,ic ou thc fiano
Fara. an .Attl charge Of - 10
ferc vii e'sa h Scripture C'atz.
= Yates accommodate i 4, utffu 81 Twenty
Ypne Ladies and Girls, as beardcrs. IA his l.mily
--aad i Is desirable that he should have many
ofns puplis as possible under bis owl IS we'll as
Miss tioam4nn's Immediate supcrnlcndaacc.
lies terms f'r boar1 are $40 per session, every
t1e, nel11ld Fees payable one half ~ advance,
carAroicnt--ibe o,heg half a, the close Of the
81 "a.
y . Every r,oper rceoid will ho paid to NOR
as maAngfs auJ Experiment., both IN and out OF
School
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-11
ORRIs:rOOTH WASH.

In sHS1fadi and pieasam rfmedy for diseased
! z7'eefi, Spongy CUNT, and unpleasant odoht o
The Breah.
NNfIE valuable and highly respectable recon
Il mendation Obtained from PdRsicians and
Dsntisis the most eminent Ia their profession, Is
Sufficient guarantee of the inestimable worth o.
the above nainod article. This Wesh being COM
posed entirely Of vegetable substances the public
may be assured tina, there Is nothing IN It's compo-
sitIon which can in any way inJnre orprove deie-
terlous 70 the Teeth or Gums. II IS designed to be
used with u brush, aud vii he found much prefer
nble 10 a powder keeping The Teeth clean aud
white, and preventing the wearing away OF the
Gums from the Teeth.
Il particularly sersecable in cases Of Spongy
Gums restoring them to a sound and healthy STATE,
and causing them TO contract firmly around the
Teeth In painful affections arising from expo
sure TO cold II will be found highly beneficial II
has beer found very useful 10 apply this Wash
NJ night Just before retiring 10 rest. This method
is recommended by Dentists, as by so doing, all
particles of food which might accumulate dafing
the day, arc removed and the mouth kept through
the night IN eicaH, swcct and etoie5oiae state.
Cefiihcntes Of recommending on from the follow
ag Mcuical gentlemen, accompanying each bot
tic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-11
MIR ANDREW B.JnMAHaAs 20.

II ~" asss'~ Jot u, ,
4vA NONRESIDENT of,lis S,aA, .a.e,n.s
Of notifying you, thai, on the first satafdsy :. =
pri next, shall, al the C!etks Office OF S..
county, Tennessee, proceed TO take the depSs,'
of Richard Fowler, to be read in chief unon bon
trial of your suit now depending agans, me N G'
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chaneeyg : -
Bedford county. Va iff.m anv eaasc ii
position small not be taken on the ,hoye H., n
and IN thai case il will b. taken on IT, So
urday of April al the same placc
Your obj serst. ROBERT etrefTs
Bedford CO. Va. Feb u 1893
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Y'Uy$lr-NIs " lN-1 sHs
NK.SOUAKE.

WoULD beg the attention of Town an'
w Country dealers to their present Stock o
Goods, increased Ivy recent purchases in New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
The remains ofour Winter Stock we shall sci
off at reduced prices
Jan "a IS
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NOTICE..

sRY VIRTUE OF a" order Of the Worsbipfnl
n D the county Court OF Campheli III. under
s'ened, Commissioners appointed for that purpose
VII sell, on Tuesday the 18th day of March next,
at public auction, on the premises, the
TRACT OF LAND
which Achilles Douglass died seized of, containing
about 213 acres, lying on both sides OF Wards
road four mites from Lynchhnrg and adjoining
'be lands OF Mlrajah L,nch's est. Thos Moorman
and others. Terms OF sale viii be onc-fourh
par, 80, cash. to be paid IN the day of sale, and
the halt'ce OF the purchase money TO be pad in
on, two and three years, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security and deed Of trus,
upon tho land, 10 secure the payment OF the pur-
chase money The land lies we'll, about tao thirds
Of il is in woods. part Of which Is heavy timber
ed on the cleared part. there is u comfortable
Dwelling House aud good Apple Orchard, with
many other convenences not necessary to men.
tiol. thu same viii be shewn to any on dispos-
ed 10 purchase, by either OF the Commissioners y.
Possessicn gwen Immediately.
RICHARD PERKINS,
ZACHFIELD WADE.
SAMUEL SMlTHSON, Jr
Feb - ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-11
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
>iiL Stoekholed1s IN the Lynehburg and Blue
u Ridge Turnpike Company are requested tc
make payment of Twenty Dollars on each shar,
10 Samuel McCorkle, Treasurer-Immediate nav
mcnt will be expected
FRANCIS L. MERIWETHER
sept - PRESIDENT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-11
NOTICE..

4 Tshe last Bedford Court qualified as admin
IA .sirsiog Of ,c estate Of Ephraim B. Rice All
pe.sess ha''ins ,.ias agans. said estate, are re
guesiet Ia -erivari lem Immediately to the admin.
isiysof, properly authenticated All persons hol-
eng Az Of SAID R.ce's, decd property Of any des
ri9tion are requested 10 forward the same TO the
administrator ns Lbe,ty. The settlement ofthe
stta.c Will .. male immediately
a, u. NICHOLS, Admir-.
CT Ephrsni b. Rice
Israh4 u =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-11
VEGETABLE EXTRACT

IesEE ABLE Il n IL All
rE7iiE most c0eclQa remedy ever discovered fol
Il the Throat Disiempcr, or what IS called the
Mig 4aW P@tfj4 agfs Iafeaj ceuksr Ra4
- .. - and Ttraa n Ne K.a] Dg'entsFg ~.
\ knowledge o'the basis fdds Extract was Oh
tanned from The Recipe ofan eminent Clergyman
Of Massachusetts, who was "a witness to the dis
uesains lavaees of the Throat Dstempcr IN li}o
md which WY by Cal the most virulcnl ever known
IA this COUNTRY. The Rev Genllcman represented
the disease nets outstanding the prescriptions Of
the most sb1ial hysictuns, as proving fatal IN
every case, until It's destructive progress was com
plet and happily arrested by the use OF the Nege-
tnbIe Extract.
THIS Extract has been, for thirty years, constant
Is adopted in the practice Of distinguished Phys-
cian o. the present day and IN 10 instance has he
ever known II 10 fAlI producing the desired effect
With This testimony al It's extraordinary healing
powers, he il now DESTROYS of placing before tic
public tla II may the more generally, serve tie
D.. al humanity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-11
HECOMMENDATfOSS
From J. II. VILLA Ms.


Boston. .Naych % 1892.
Dcat 81, II do most heartily give my lestmo-
ny IN favor of the Vegetable Extract.
was attacked with ayloen, liberated sore thsoa'
which continued for several weeks, and on using
the Extract, an immediate cure effected. From
this evidence Al It's efficacy do not hesitate to re
commend II, MS superior 10 any olhrr proposed re
mety for the above mentioned disease, with which
am ncquuint,d
Fran ENOC1I DAVIS
Cansbridge Nirct, &c 1899
do hereby certify that my Oldest child was af-
hicol with the Throat Dlstcmpcr; and that after
rcsorllug la the usual remedies to no effect, was
advised 10 Try The Vegetable Extract, This was adj
muniscrcd, II the operation was most happy. Atler
giving one dose of ii, the swelling and soreness OF
the throat Immediately ceased
cheeriully recommend it 10 the public as an in
valuoblc medicine.
Ilom u jS1aofide Rer Gentleman dbore aNHaea 10
lhrch o. 1892
Bymv father tho Vegetable Extinct was so high
" rs,etmed, HAT during the confae OF his life
1t vas lrpt constantly on hand, and used a FAM
nnysc,
The immediate and surprising cure of one of my
own children iha. was very dangerously sick " lih
the Cantci Rash by the use - Ibis Extract after
every other medicine had failed. with ether cases
wiisd, were II necessary, | could MENTION does
not leave doubt, in my mind, of tho ex.ftordinn.
nv healing properties attributed to the Vegetable
Extract
Monat, Plummcr & Co lis State ST, Boston,
Mass sole agents for the proprietor.
Soldhy Duct uOWEL. DAVIES,
Lyac9bHrP, Ia
Feb / W3m
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IE,,IDIf.fsl
New Glasgow Male AGA
Ae,nY.

ME above Institution under the suporuten.
Il dcnce Of Mr. Lew Bartlett viii be rc opened
on the ith OF Mach isn't Tic trustees deem !,
unnecessary TO shy any thins IN regard 10 the qoal
hcaiioos aud strict attention Of Mr. Bartlett ia his
capacity of an instructor Of youth, MS he is well
and lavouiaby known To all who have ever com.
united their children IN his care The seminary is
IN the lmmeGlato vicinity of the above place Is
pleasantly situatcd III healthy village and Ia
wing an Intelligent and refined fociety ns any ia
he upper country. Board can be had At the best
HOUSES aud on the most accommodating terms.
The following 5ranehcs will be TAUGHT, with the
prices annexed. VIZ.
oflhography, Reading and Writing PEI session
of months, 81 30
Geography, Arithmetic History, English Grnm-
mer and other En- lah branches of various kinds,
10 30
Lann and Greek, Is 90
THE TRUSTEES.
March II
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John Randall, NJ. y. Boston.
T. w Parsons M. d. do
Waiter Claiming NJ d. do
f. J. Davenport, NJ D. do
Nath Peabody, NJ. d. Salem.
Edwin Parsons, NJ d Portland.
w. X Brown, NJ -. do
F. uigsusoo, NJ d. Cambridge
Dudley Smith, NJ y Lowell.
Prepared by MoiIat, plumnei s. CO. 1l8, State
street Boston Mass. aud sold by their appoint
mcni, by IlOWEL DAVIES, At
Mafch 4 w3n
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(NeatW opposite l.. 4. u. y. NorteHS)
"AVlNG purchased Of Mr.. 1msley folse'r
II his entire stock of Dry Goods and Read,
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Nah7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-11

THO P,onerty Of y. ". Olivcr, Of Lynehohrs'
FNlIfS beautiful Race Horse and Stallion, nav
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-23

solutions be forwarded to the President of the Senate, and Speaker of the House of Representatives, of the General As sembly now is session, to be laid before their respective Houses, with the request of this meeting, that the Legislature of the State will tender 10 the President of the United States, that support which the State is bound to give, and the head of the nation is entitled to receive. in the present exigency.
 ie. aR9esotUed, Ttlai Il copy of the fore going resolutions be transmitted 10 the President of the United States.
 On motion ofMr. Geyer, the 10th re- solution was adopted by the meeting, and added to the Report.
 On motion, 1t was resolved, that the proceedings of this meeting be publish ed in the newspapers of this city.
 When, the business for which the meeting was called having been trans acted, it was adjourned sinc die.
 ARTHUR l.. MAeENIs, Chairman. James L. Murray, Secretary.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-23
NULLIFICATION-Public Sensinse,.t

From the st. Louis Repu6icaa, Jan. l. PRocEEDINas of a Meeting of inc Citi-
 zens of St. Louis, held al the Court
 House on Saturday evening, the 2oth
 Dec, to consider the late proclama-
 ton of the President of the United
 States, on the subject of Notification
 in nSouth-Carolina.
 The assembly were called to order by J. Newman, Esq. Dr. R. Simpson mo- minated A. l.. Magenis, Esq. as Chair man of the Meeting, and he was unani- mously elected. J.L. Murray was then chosen Secretary.
 H. R. Gamble stated the object of the meeting, and suggested the propriety oi committee to draft Resolutions expres- siYe of its opinions and feelings; and,
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-23
AGENTS FOR FHE ADYOGATE.

ALIEN !S fOR itlE ADN OGA TE.
 The following gentlemen have been ap- pointed Agents for this paper John c. .saytors, ? NJ, Jackson co. Roh. Smith, Jackson, Lawrence co. Maj J. WoIf, P M, Izard c. H. Col. II. Bos,oeU, P NJ, BatesvilIe. C r .U Holland, Independence county Jaeob Bd~Sard, Lafay cite county /. F. CaldweL, Jefferson county. Col. James ScuI, Nj, Pine Bluff. Joseph Jacobs, P II Monroe county. Wm. B PaHon, P N Chicot county. Wma. D. Ferguson, M. Crittenden co. H. [. Biseoe, Phillips county. T. Farreity, Arkansas counnty. .JameS Clark, Miller county. Col. John Clark, Seyier county. Dapid Foran, do
 Thomas Hubbard, Hampstead county. .M. Collins, P NJ, Clark county Dr. .Hahon, Van Buren, Crawford. Ihomas .Hathers, F M Conway county. John Hibbia. do do Gilbert ,MarshaH, P NJ Crawford county. sMark Bean Crawford county. Col l.. W Ctarke P M, Morrison's Blua Larhin .Weaoton, P NJ Washington county, l. Eoans. P. N Vineyard, do. John E. Turner, do. [. c. PieasaRis, do. J. IT. Johnson, St. Francis county.