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Of Congress. Tho Message and the Reports hsd been
alike published and circulated at the public expense-
The President had entered into argument but merely
indie aied opniou the reports contained elaborate ar
gumens in support Of the Bank The Pr, sident made
attack the Bank; he did question its gh live
out Its chartered term; lie only questioned the ty
recrea,ing aud giving IL another lite The reports
not in defence OF the Bank from s,tea,pt deprive
OH charter; bat arguments 10 prove that sourd policy
required should have snoter charter. Had the attempt
been TO take away its charter had no right to Interfere
with the question further than jstsndiiss in the courts
OF Justice. But as no attack made its charter the
expenditure oil lite money in it's defence,
nadmissibe that would be in such orm hut was
procure new charter Ii not 20 defend an ex.
isng corporation but TO establish another at its close
And with much more propriey might any other
association OF men attempt by contributions of mo-
n~y. To control public opinion aud the cleo
oil set OF who they know will grant them
iavors aud iinmunites. Such an association would he
but they would not, like tie Bank in tits Gaze, set the
express laws OF the Land defiance in the violation
charter corporation do nothing With its funds
which il is not expressly horned do, aud would
gladly see the authority by which the Bank oil the United
states IL empowered TO apply its funds the
OF new charter, TO the defence OF the exisne
corporation IN a controversy among the People.
Here commenced the direct efforts OF the Bank
troll public opinion aud govern the Government.
July. The loans and bills $40, 23s, : 6S
On the h OF his month"; the Telegraph contained an ar.
ucir IN relation TO Msssis Sm aud McDuies reports,
OF which,ha following is an extract: viz.
The Bank has not only furnished much Of The eal
out oil which these reports constructed but II has
an enormous expense had thousands and tens OF iho,-
sands OF extras, conung the latter, circulated the
country Ii has extended it, branches into
aud intends 10 iiCe the shoulders OF Henry Clay, the
tSh and inter nal improvement into the of all mo.
nopoliesa moneyed gthc powe
OF HE Government in the hands Of few brokers located
in Ph ladephis And in conclusion lac SAYS COM
mence the publication OF his MIR. McDuie'sl report,
preparatory TO its review
Bat the review never
August. The loans aud bills SI2 OPS, 200
To be continued
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A STRAY HORSE TAKEN UPON The An Of
"a july the plantation Of Elizabeth r. Ellie in the
lower eud Of Goocblsnd, stray black horse was taken
up. lie Is sbou, FIVE feet inch high; Judged TO be II
or ID years old and appraised fifty dollsTs-no mark
about him except small star in The forehead The owner
s requested 70 take The earliest opportunity to come and
prove property, pay charges and take him away.
Ang1si D. l26-2f1 ELIZ ~. ELLIS
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Joining In chorus with his brother Nulliicr of Wash
'ngton-and pointing TO the scenes of N. York with
all the fiery zeal ofan aarmist--B,,, the pistol viii
miss fire in l,s hands, well MS in those of ID,
Green. MIR. Calhoun's satellites will not for tho
present, be able to make any thing of this Plot
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TENO CARPEN1 ERS.-Tbe Portsmouth aud Roanoke
a Rsil Road Company prepared contract for the
laying OF the Rails between Suffolk aud NOoway River
For further particulars apply TO.
WALTER GwYNN,
Engineer OF the p. X. X. r.
August 3. 26-St
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JACKSON MoNtY.- Cod pieces are already coming
INTO circulation Halves End quarters Of eagles begin
take the place OF small noles We shall have sub
staniaI currency, instead Of one Of " T. En-.
Post.
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TE1WENTY DOLLARS REwARD-Ransw away from
" The subscriber in Manchester, on Thnrsdsy, he 3D.
instant. negro man named Syphsx H. is about 30
years Of age, feet or 10 inches high and well made
Thee Is an op~nDg 10 rs front teeth thsn usual;
iuI lace, with high cheek bones. He away blue
cloth coat md light bine panfaoops. He rom JET.
erson county, "hefe he will, doubt attempt make his
way The above reward will be given II taken Of e
state or fifteen dollars II taken wi hin tie state aud
cured 80 that gel him. Al persons cautioned from
hafhoiing or taking hin away At their peril
August 8. f26- u1 TURNER SHARP
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MANCHESTER. "a. InIv an- IsaI

WINCHESTER, va, July 80, 1881.
The funeral ohsequies in honor OF departed hero
Lafayette, which took place here yesterday were very
Imposing The Military, the NJ asonic fraternity and
large body OF citizens, formed under the d.
recon OF Col. John Il. ID. Smith, Marshal OF the day A
hearse, drawn by four horses, followed by the Revo
iuilonary officers aud soldiers, chief nourners Mi
mule guns fired sunrise and sunset and The bells
were oiled during the procession. An appropriate and
eloquent GRAFTON delivered by Richard E. rd ESQ
commemorative Of the virtues services of Lssyeie
The procession was the largest have ever seen in
Winchester, and the occasion worthy OF RfptsJ
iicGn.
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CONVENTION Of MILLERs We publish in another
column lie proceedings Of a Convention of Mers held
at Richmond the 18th inst, who manufacture flour
above the tide water OF James and Apponatox Rivers
AZ The object oil this Convention ascertain the causes
why the South American purchasers give the Richmond
City MIs' manufacture preference all Others, and
10 remove tho'e causes, enable our Millefs to
compete 0ih them in all markets, knowledge OF the
preparatory steps taken effect ho.c objects, w be in
feresng 10 country friends We think sugurs bet
ter prices Tor wheat, Of fhese dsys. II manu-
iacturefs can only succeed in removing what IT, all pro.
babty, an unjust and urmefIed preference given
the product OF their mills, IL UH ensure better sales Of
Hour and OF course better prices to The farmers for heat
-PefGsJurg Consultation.
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FREDERIcKsBURG, July 30 Town, on Thurs.
day evening last was visited by storm of thunder
lightning and raiD such has rarely been witnessed
here The Lightning was awiuIy vivid and frequent
aud 'he rain descended in torrents stable on the farm
oil MI feamans Smith, was struck by lightning and
sumed. shock Of wheat in field Of MIR j. s. w ellotJ
and another cn the farm OF Mr. Ferncyhougb sruck
and burnt We have heard Of several other instances in
town OF the descent Of the electric lnd but fortunately
attended viii, loss Of life property The violence Of
the rain has beaten down, aud in instances broken
OF The corn We hope, however, the damage is but par.
al
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DIR. AUGUSTUS l.. WARNER, OF this city, has been
unanimously elected Professor Anatomy Physiology and
Surgery, in the University of Virginia. by the Board Of
Writers at their late meeting. Dr. Werner is well known
here as popular and successful teacher Of Anatomy and
Physiology. To the zeal ardor, and success i hich
he has cultivated these branches OF his profession the
last four years he doubt his elevation TO chsirn
the distinguished institution ~ which he is attached
where, 6dent ne will not dissppoint the high
expectations he has raised. Bait Chron.
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.R9Oa.sielgi. YOllS0as

AA ILL Stand the ensuing season, my stable in the
w county OF Chesterfield, about 20 miles from both
Richmond and Petersburg, and within mile oil Moody 5
Iavernbe is now at his stand ready Mares at
500 the season, payable LIST August next, when il
Will expire-$lO0 insurance, payable the
mare Is known TO be in foai parted withone dollar to
the groom in every Large and very extensive pas
turage sown in small grain expressly for lett with
The horse, separate lots Tor and colts, many new
stables Tor them in bad weather and board rats
Those sending from distances convenient will send
servants with their Mares that they may be attended
agreeabiy 10 their own Instructions Mares fed
ed at 20 cents day. responsibility for accidents or
capes, but every precaution TO prevent them.
GEORGE w. JOHNSON.
Monsieur Tonson was by Pacoet he
by the imported horse Czen he by Pacolet Of England
he by Blank and Blank by Godophn Arabian his dam by
Top Gallant, he by Gsan, Gsstin by imported Bedford
SC. &c., his grandam by Grey Medley imported Oscar
imported Fearnought, &c.Monseur Tonson is the full
brother OF Sir Richard. Henry and Champion. Sir Ri.
chard and Champion have proven be superior horses
and have never been beaten.
Monsieur T0nson has made hmselfs SO ,peH k,iotrn bv
his yicoHed achievements the TUT, TO render fur
ther notice unnecessary. Those who desire more
detailed account OF his pedigree and performances re-
ierred TO SINNERS Turf Register, January No, 1881
Monsieur I0ns0nS colts have sold atvery high prices
saw their Improvement, he having had last fall mere win.
ners than the get oil any other horse Anercathe best
evidence, however, OF my opinion oil him is that paid
last November ten thousand dollars cash tor him.
W. X. JOHNSON
CHESTERFIELD 9Th February, 1884 s9-u
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AxcMuOND, VXRGEsxs, TUESD.S y. .May: - 1sas =

n VIE thorough bred imported Race Horse BARE.
rooi WIN stand the ensuing season, (Which com.
on me LIST oil February and i'll terminate ON the
Isl oil JuiyD at my Farm adjoining the town of Manrhes
ser ana opposite TO the City Richmond The terms are
my uosrs The season. discharged by payment of
",hh me season--aud sixty TO insure a mare with oslE
anu Que dollar 10 the Croom-Com MES or individuals
senng SIX mares will be charged but for FIVE There
are os anu sheds prepared for Mares and pasturage with
on" ehsrgr Every attention will be paid TO prevent
ae"s or escapes-but the subsc, ber will not be
oe Tor either Mares be fed grain at 25 &c ns dav
anu no charge made Tor the board servants
ng Sne". Barefoot was ioaled the property of Mr. ws
III isEo' Zone OF The most successful sporsen and breed
ers OF race horses in all Englsnd who sold him 10 Lord
Dar"ngon from whom he purchased by his preseni
owner Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, who sent him 10 Ills
country AS racer. Barefoot ON Tho
OF The best runners in England, and said be the only
horse ever Imported, that had the GREAT ST. LIE.
GER For detail OF his performances, see hand bills.
Bareoors pedigree is equal TO that OF any horse. lie
was got by Tramp, out OF Rosamond by Buzzar her m
Kosebury. sister Hubby by Phenomenon her dam Miss
West, by Matchem, Reguus, Crab, Childers, Basto.
Tramp was got by Dick Andrews out a Johanna mare
her dam FaxinelIs, by Trentham, woopecker Evprast
ing by Eclipse. Dick Andrews got by Joe Andrews,
out Of Hghfyer mare; her dam by Cardinal PuG Tat
Ter, Snip, Godolphin Arabian. Joe Andrews was got by
Eclipse out of Anaranda by Omnium her dam Cloudy,
by Blank, Crab Partner, SC.
Barefoot is red sorel, FIVE feet two inches high OF
great bone and IL. w and highly formed any horse
Richmond, April 25 Gll4-til l.. G.. MAYO.
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N Rf-YfRGINIA.--Ata Circuit Superior
~ Court Of Law and ChAnceIy, continued and held for
the county Of buckingham, the l7I day Of April 1884:
Lawson G.. Tyler, PltH
John Morris Administrator Of Richard Hafdiman decd,
Thomas NJ. BondufaBt, John Morris and aian Spencer
Executors Of William II. Perkns, decd, aud John Har-
dimsn, Dens.
The defendant John HardimsD not bfsp-
pcarancc aud given security according Tie Act Of AS
sembly and The Rules Of this Court and IL appearing by
satisfactory evidence that ne is not nhabaht OF this
Country: ordered, That the said absent defendant do
appear here on The first day Of the next September Term
and answer he bill Of the plaintiff and that copy OF this
Order be forthwith inserted IN newspaper published
IN The City Richmond for two months civ and
posted at be front door Of the Court House Of This county
ACoPy-Teste, r. ELDRIDGE, c. 5. c.
May %. 6-w9w
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:. The ENouRER is published twice week. yonerailv and
nice times week during State
re the same heieoiore Five Dollars annun payabIe
VOTES OF chartered speccpayng banks oniy) will be re-
IN payment The Editors will the safety
Nm ~ postage OF all letters being paid by
naI.ors unti all arrearagos have been paid up '-
Whoever will the payment OF nine papers shall
have the tenth gratis. $3.50 - e f"p'''' '"a'
- TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One square, insertion
no advertisement until been oai III,
OF assumed bv in ts euvirops
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CALICO MTLLS.-Cay of Richmond.

G.4LLEGO JHILLS.-City Of Richmond
VENHE subscriber has the pleasure OF informing his
IL former customers and the public generally, the
"Gaego Mills" are nearly completed and will be in full
operation with the growing crop He lie ready to
tract for wheat from all parts OF the country
The business will be conducted, after LIST July next,
der the firm of p. ]. Chevallie & Co.
PETER J. CHEvALLIE.
May 6. II7-l6t
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for sale in the coun-
fy Of yMothe,os.-By virtue OF a decree Of the Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law aud Chancey for the county
oil Mathews pronounced the 10Th day OF April 1884,
in suit depending in the said Court, ia the name oil
Brooks ct ais against Brooks ei ais the sale of the
real estate OF Capt. VIM Brooks decd
We, the undersigned, two OF the Commissioners named
IN The decree Aforesaid will proceed SELL at Malhc x
Courthouse The first day OF August Court next fair
II not, the fair day thereafter credit of IL and
IL months, the following Tracts OF Land, to wit: One
Tract containing 230 lying in That part OF the
~ called Winter Harbour which there is two story
dwelling, barn, large and convenient with all
necessary out houses
Secondy-One Tract OF arabic Land supposed TO con-
tain 10 acres, lying within 800 yards of that already
scribed.
ThirdIyone Tract, containing SO acres one third Of
which Is imbered, within mile OF the Mansion house
fourth OF which i, mbered and lies within mile Of the
Mansion House tract
FthIy-Thrty acres Of well timbered land within one
mile and a ball OF the Mansion House tract.
Sixihly-One tract, containing I20 acres, with good
farm House; onehali OF which is well imbered.
SevenihyOne tract containing 60 acres one. half Of
which is arabic, aud within two hall miles oil the Man
sion House.
Eigh'by One piece superior White Oak Imbered land,
containing 81 acres lying about three miles frlm the
Mansion House.
Niu,hy-one piece superior White Oak and Pine tim
bered land containing so acres, lying about four miles
from the Mansion House tract.
Tenthy-One tract well timber ell with Pine contain.
ing 30 acres within miles Of the Mansion House tract
Elcyen,hy-One Tract, coDtaining 20 acres, with a
dwelling house, subject 10 widows dover, within six
miles OF the Mansion house.
Lasiy-One Tract, obtaining 80 acres, subject 10 a
widows DOVER within two miles OF the Mansion house.
All OF which Land is convenient 10 navigable water.
Bonds with approved security, will be required Of the
purchasers. VIM. NJ. BROWN
SHEPARD G. MILLER,
May ~. f6-121 Commissioners.
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w carry into effect Decree OF Hanover Circuit SUI
- perior Court Of the I'd ns for which purpose the
subscriber has been appointed by the said Court will be
offered Tor sale Oh The premises the 25h CT month";
The Tract OF Land OF which Henry r. Winston died,
seized containing three hundred ninety one quarter
acres. This land lies the South Anna. the principal
branch Of the Psmunkey river, four FIVE miles
B Winston aud others. II is undoubtedly very valua-
BILE Tract OF Land and would be considered great acqui
s'ion TO any one wishing TO invest money in such proper
ty credit OF two and three years payments
will be given Tor the purchase money except as
may be necessary in cash. to deray the expenses the
suit under which the said Decree made and the sit Of
the Landthe purchaser give bond with sufficient Sc
cury. The tile be retained until the further order of
the Court. BENJAMIN POLLARD.
Hanover, May 10Th, 1884. 4-St
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M ladies School, III ChafTohesvnTs 'touHipfsae
the 18Th Of August aud terminate on the 18Th of jan
nary next Those who DESTROYS Of sending their
daughters or wards, requested to make known the
same early possible, TO Mrs Kelly whose
with the School will continue heretofore, and who will
receive under her from fifteen twenty young ladies'
Reference may be made TO the following gentlemen -
Mr. ope Norris. Mr.. Isaac White, and Mr. Alexander
Rives.
Charlottesville, Nav 2. ia,
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VHNO TAILORS.--A Tailor, who can come recon.
~ nended have fret stand for business al Den.
nsville Amelia county, there IL not tailor within ten
miles OF the place. Board can be had moderate terms
Any genteman who Is disposed carry the above hu
sinsss 10 the Country, will do we'll TO take this stand
Communications addressed, Pos, Paid, toI A. j., Dennis
Vile, Amelia County, Va viii be attended 10.
Nsy9 1-1s0-
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May 6.
Spring GOnds.

FEVHE subscribers have already in store large portion
n between FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED PACK
AGES, OF their Spring Supply Of Dry Goods, received
mainly by the HorkatUGy ros Liverpool and by various
recent arrivals from Philadelphia aud New York. The
remainder oil their importation is daily expected
the Jefferson from Lirepo0 and other large additions
will be made during the ensuing week by arrivals from
New York When all these get into store fuller and
more general advertisement will appear. In tile
time, offer usual terms, the supply now on
hand, and invite City and Country Merchants 10 call
OH us. There has been Uery g'eGt decline in many
leading articles and almost all others than last
yearindeed, have rarely Dry Goods generally
as cheap they The styles, paefns, &c. are
new for the most part, and many of them good
+. & J. s. JAMES s. CO.,
April l. liO7-ul Market Square.
~ ESERAL AGENCY.-ibe undersigned, residing
NU in Fredericksburg, Virginia, having opened an OF.
nee for the purpose offers his services TO the public
AGENT Tor the prosecution and collection of accounts,
and claims genersythe nye sgaion Of Land Titles
purchase and sale Of Real Estate redemption of Lands
subject sale for non-paymen OF Taxes. &C. Sc 10 any
par Of " State Of Virginia, OF the djaceni States.
n has given particular attention 10 the La and Regu
aiiors respecting claims for REVOLUTIONARY SER
VICES. both Continental and State; and will undertake
reasonable terms the prosecution Of Claims for Land
Bounty Pay, Pensions, Of Oicers and Soldiers Of the
Revolutionary " arr or, Of the late War between the u.
States and Great Britain. He respectfully invites the
correspondence Of persons having lille such claims
either against the State Of Virginia the United States
Residing at convenient point between, and Within
few hours travel OF the cities OF Washington and Rich
moDd, aud having attentive and experienced corroson
dsn he will be able to transact buness promptly in those
places.
In cases requiring legal aid advice he will be assisted
by able counseI--sn The utmost diligence and attention
will be given bring speedy and successful ISSUE
business that may be con6ded 10 him.
For the satisfaction Of persons distance 10 whom he
Is unknown aud who may desire information OF his char
acer and capacity for business he is authorised refer to
the gentlemen whose hereto annexed.
VIM +. GRAY, FfedsTicksburg, va.
REFERENcKs
Hon. Francis T. 81 coke, Curt of Appeals Vd
Hon. John I. Lomsx, General Court
Of pa.
Hon. John Coal'sf,
John Scott E'q. Tea0iehso"Fg'
John s. Wexford, Esq.
John l.. Msrye, Esq
Hon. WIN. r. Barry, Post Jnasfer General
Hon. Samuel H. southsrd, Senate ~ s.
Hon. John NJ. Patton, House of Rep. u. States
Hon. VIM. p Taylor, do. DO.
Thomas Green, Esd
Philip Harrison, E.q.
May 8. i17-f
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&H VIM. "A. ABRA SIR AS you are no
lvM inhabitant Of this State you will please take notice,
that on the Goth day OF July next, Buckingham Court
House, IN the county OF Buckingham, aud State of Virgil
MIA shall proceed take the dispositions OF Edmund
w. Hubbard and Others, to be read evidence in suit
In chancery now depending in the Circuit Superior Court
oil Law and ChanceIy for the county Of Buckingham ia
which suit we plaintiffs, aud you and others de-
PENDANTS Aud, IL then and there prevented, shall, ON
the llth day OF August next proceed TO take the depos
lions Of the said Edmund w Hubbard and others, the
said Buckingham Court House above where
You may attend, If you like. SAM'L FORD s. co.
MAY ~. 6-wSw
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nne,ean system, being nearly even, the fate of en-
neighiDg Of horse. ' " '
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NNDEN'S GALLERY OF THE GRACES-A se.
RES OF Portrait illustrations hom Painting. designed
LOT ths work, by the most eminent masters No
XII which completes the work w.
Extract from the Preface
m several oil tue leading Poets Of England have been
Gu creations oil fancy are here associated with the embo
en's OF arr aud while the pictures of Poet and Painter
has been ior,dsd from the productions OF bothNeacb
Of Nature.' ''u' works
Is now laid before the public 10 Its completed form n,
once cheap and to please and sa,;s
lovers OF art and placed within the reach of all who
For sale by ~ S%IurI9
May l6 s
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a 4 ROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
IN The subscriber has leased OF the i'm
nediaely fronting the landing Of the Basin the
Mil oil Mr. Chevallie, for the transaction of Grocery
and Commission Business, where he is receiving
hne assortmenio OF every article in the Grocery ne
which he invites the attention OF purchasers-and will
give personal attention all congDmens that az en-
trusted TO his care. THOMAS Il. JOHNSON
March %. 1906 n
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WpICHMoND. FREDERlCKsBURG AND PoTo.

NBICHMoND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTo.
-@G MAC RAILWAY Pursuant to an act Of Assem-
bly, nco pora ing the Stockholders Of the Rchmond Ere.
deFeksbuIg and Potomac Rail Road Company passed the
twenty hh day Of February, 1884, Books will be opened
on Monday the second day Of June, 1884, for receiving
subscriptions, In shares OF hundred dollars each 10
constitute joint capital stock for the purposes coniem.
plated by the said act.
The Books will be opened IL the City OF Richmond, at
the Mefche0s Coffee House; in the town of Fredeeks-
burg at tho Farmers Bank; and in the county OF Caro-.
hne at the tavern OF George Turner situate al the Bowl.
ing Green AT the two former places they will be I'M
der the direction Of the undersigned any Of them
at the latter, under the direction Of Fesus Dickinson
Pchegru Voolfolk, Jordan Voolfolk and Rufus Downing
or any two OF them, who appointed deputies agents
for ts purpose. The books will not be closed in less
than ten doys
JOHN II. EUsTAcE, WILSON ALLEN,
FLEMING JAMES, FAYErrE JOHNSON,
LEWIS WEBB, W. Al BLACKBOARD,
JOHN A. BANCAsTER, JoHS l.. MARYE,
JANE BosHER, JOHN DIcKEKsoN,
X. &. WosTHAM, Jos. NJ SHEPPARD.
CONWAY ROBINSON.
Mas I6. 3-i2u