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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05
RO. G. CUTLER. elk.

COMMISSIONER r,
Losinaslon, l7th Feb. 1910. {
The parties interested IN the ioreeoin. o,der and
decree. will be pleased TO take notice that have ap-
pointed Monday. the 30th day Of March next, TO
commence taking The accounts therein directed, on
which day, by ten ocl)rk in the morning, they are
requested to attend al my office, with their books,
papers and vouchers aud copeS of Court plpers
prepared for examination and settlement
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Com'r.
Feb 81 wln
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L. CuANcrRY.

The Defendants Richard s. Davis, jordan A. Davis Ed
ward W. Clark Thomas Evans and Susan his wife William.
Jopng and Mary L. his wife. William Scott Ann C. Griffin
"ido" and rlct OF William Griffin dee d., having
ed he appearance and given secur, according the act OF
Assembly, and The rules OF this Cou and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
commonwealth; tits ordered that they do appear here
the first day the next term and the Plant ms Hill tmt
nus order be inserted in newspaper publhcdn Lynch
mug f Two months successfully nnd posted at the front door
OF Tue COURTHOUSE OF this county Court day.
Copy-Teste.
JOS. WILSON, OK.
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Feb 90

4 Ia Cmcuit Superior Court of Law aud Chan
n Gerry continued aud held FOR Nelson county, on
the first day Of October, 1899:
Stephen Waits Charles Watts Jesse Waits and
Mary l.. Watts. lntlut children of Henry Ii. Watts,
dec d. who sue by Caiharinc Watts tli~r guardian
and next friend, Edwin Watts aud Ann Maria
Watts, infant children OF the said Henry II. Waits,
deed. who by Lewis Staples their guardian aud
ne xl friend, aud the Lewis Staples Ia light oi
his deceass wifs Elizabeth, foim rly Elizabeth
Waits, and Paul ilorsley. Betsey ilors!.y and Mary
lofsey infant children of William llo,sley " no sue
by the said w Illlam 'lorsley Their guardian and next
friend, Pitfls.
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A I Cohu held for Nelson county. at the
~ Courthouse, on Monday, the 9th day Of Ian
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Hrzehah Hargro,e, John Ilargrovc, Beverly
llareroyc, Nelson llargiove, Polly Harg'ov~ and
Sophia llarg,ove. Plaintiffs,
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EXTRACT OF letter from 'W AsIISGToS, June 1870
i think | know the people Of Montgomery well
enough TO be authorised TO say they will never vote
Tor man who occupies the position now occnpicd BY
Cen Harrison. They will not vote for any man, t.
any othce, much less to the highest office in our po
vernment, who contempuously refuses answer ques
tons respectfully put to him, to his opinions Of the
great subjects of policy, which must impress them
selves on the next four years administration Of The
Teneral Government. IL is impossible They never
will trust man who will not trust them, rely upon it
As yet, am persuaded many of the people do not be.
leve it to be true that Gen Harrison wells himself in
secrecy. They think the charge fabrication for po
'tical effect. They slow 10 believe it, because il
is almost too absurd for crcduty itself But when il
shall come home them with all the force of unoues-
toned TRUTH they will recoi from the support of Har
rison (mark my words) with all that instructive ndig.
nation, which an honest people feel on detecting
miserable attempt TO deceive them
"ihe common people being averse themselves to all
trick and deception will never sustain as candidate
for Office man who does not appear them to be 20
verncd by like motives. | will venture a prediction
here, though own the future is not more open to nv
view, than that of the generality Of my racc-and that
is, that if Gen Harrison in keeping his bur
row. rs he now docs, until the first Monday in Novem-
Der next, he will be beaten than any candidate
for the Presidency has been since the creation
that Office in this country. Even in Kentucky, sup
posed to be the most mpregnabe of all his forlresses
the signs most omnous. His flag there it is true
has not been struck; but the troops getting into
state of mutny showing increasing suspicion that
some false banner has been unfurlcd among them One
Of the Mr. Wickfcs, of talents and influence
in that State Mr. Daniels, late member of the House
Of Representatives, Also and others, have lately re-
nounced the "Veed Prophet" as being too mysteri-
ousy dumb for them.
''By the BY, il stated in the Old Dominion that
gentlemen Of Norfolk its vicinity, having pro-
pounded some nterrogatories to Gen HARRISON
tor pamphlet of los pages, with the General
compliments. Is this So Verify, whom God would
destroy, he first deprves of reason Too much trouble
to answer questions simply and directly, but not too
much trouble to answer BY pamphlet of l6S pages
What honest people stand this' None, none, who
not poisoned to the with party rancor. They
know truth and honesty open breasted court the light
of day. Guilt and deception skulk in darkness.
stBe OF good cheer The battle is but begun, and
the Wings have out Of ammunition. Our maya
zines supplied with abundance, is scarcely touched
GAS last expedent, the Wings trying to buy up
votes for Harrison with Almanacs The price offered is
TOO ptfu to be accepted. The poorest man that lives
in the glens of my native Alleghanies would reject
with the contemplate bride. Nor the pic.
lures its pages, be pamed upon him III the stead of
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E.nract Of letter from Washington, June 10.

He must, 1t appears to me, attempt TO qualify it by
declarations. 1t is, however, entirely mmateral what
his opinions al this time. The only ques-
tios of importance what will he do, and what will
be the cons lenccs Of the ascendancy of his party:
II cannot be possible that buttoonery and uproar
disguise the fact, that the aim of the Opposition is 10
undo all that has been accomplished by Jacksons adj
mnstration and to restore the Bank, the Tariff, and,
in shape other the system Of Internal Improve
ments Their candidate will have 10 carry ont their
purposes Virginia cannot aid in his election without
sacrificing her long cherished principles and dearest
terests; and If she could she cannot, without down
right Madness leopard the lives OF her citizens by aban-
donng those whose past conduct gives her The best
suranccs Of support.
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damnng marks of Federalism as that Bonus Bill!
The Bank held the whole revenues of the Government,
the proceeds of the Tariff and that bill formed the tn
pie alliance by leagning the improvements with them
1t dissertation TO the memory Of Jefferson 10 call such
votes by the rcvercd of Jritrsonian Republican,
ISM Where is William c. Rives whom the man
tie Of Mr.. Jeiersons popularity fell, that he suffers
such aspcrsions the political character of his patron
and brneiacor The ncarnate spirit Of demonac am.
bltlon has urged him 10 do The injustice 10 the po
tcai creed of the great Apostle of Liberty. We must
drink deep Of the Lcthean and be oblvo 10 all
the past, before Gen Harrison can be pamcd upon the
people, any other than Federalisl dyed in the wool
The false coors hung the camp Of the Philisnes,
will not deceive an intelligent people More anon.
+. A PRACTICAL PLANTER
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.,,, and oppressive lis details, would prove less
,,rs THAI that in existence. But nothing is
one ,,rkablc in the idle structures of the Wing, than
MOI ,n5acitv with which it declares that Mr. P does
~, ~ ..hat Mr. Y. b never sanctioned the plan the
~. meyer saw either of them. MIR. p. says, s.The
S o.. dem, concured with me in opinion with regard to
nrtaucc Of rc-organizing the militia at this time;
-" Ls no agency in preparing the plan reported to
~, AMI no previous knowledge of its details. =
10 IrLca or irheis Previous TO its pripara.
-. ,- Is submission 10 Congress The Wing asks;
s"I s,r,lr none hut idle simpleton impudenl
~" ,banrcr could think Of asking such question.
p'.,,' 10 being reported to Congress, of course
~ hive letter before Us from Mr.. Ponsett, which
',,,r,< expressly, Il state distinctly the President
<,,- the details of my plan until they IL,
Bnt it is idle TO enforce this proposition MIR
letter il must be confessed, is cruel stroke
.,,, The Wing. It cuts up 50 many hunbugs, which
- desperate party and their reckless organ intended to
- ly The Wing may drivel on, bat there is not a
ay n the land, which it can now humbug intimi.
49,, hc is Standing Army.
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Ww. 4. MOSQUE, Sccrct0ry.
puINf'r ENVY


At a meeting of the Republican citizens of Prince
Edward held ut the Hotel Of Geo. r. Jcifrics, Esq,
IN the town Of Famvillc, the ih day Of June $40,
on motion Col. james Madison called 10 the Char,
and Vim. G.. Flournoy appointed Secretary. b.
J. Wursham. Esq, stated the object of the meeting,
and offered the following Resolutions, which were una
nimously adopted;
l. Reso'rcd, That this meeting highly approve the
proceedings Of meeting of their Republican fellow
citizens OF Cumberland, held the 23h of May last,
and unite ,yith them in inviting the Honorable Gentle
men mentioned inther resolutions to partake OF pub
lie Dinner in this town. at such time may best SUIT
their convenience, after the Dinner at Buckingham
Courthouse and invite their frllow-citizens OF the
District and adjacent counties TO unite with them IN
this manifestation Of their respect and consideration 10
those distinguished statesmen.
2 Rcso'rcd, That Major Samuel Baldwin, Samuel
W venabIe, VIM II. Chappe!l, Geo w Daniel, b.
$ Scott, r. F. Venablc, WIN. {. Flournoy, Thorn.
T. Trcdway, Robert 4. Clrrke, Joel ". Womack,
Thomas c. Overon, Samuel y. McDearmon, and
Thomas Clark, be Committee of Invitation and Ar
rangcmcn behalf of this county, TO Unite with the
Committees of the other counties of this District, to
carry the foregoing resolution into effect any i've OF SAID
Committee are authorized TO act.
3 ReSoleed, That this Committee correspond with
The Honorable Gentlemen mentioned IN the oumoer.
land Resolutions and such others as they may THINK
proper inviting them to said dinner.
T. RcSolrcd, That these proceedings be forwarded
bv the Secretary the Editor Of the Richmond Enqu
rer for publication.
~ Srrr
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At meeting of the Democratic citizens Of the
county of Caroline, held at the tavern of VIM. w.
Dickinson Jr., at the Bowling Green, on Monday the
9Th day of June, lSi0 in pursuance of notice hereto
fore gwen, the motion of Francis w. Scott, VIII.
liam T. Taylor, Esq, requested to act as Chairman
of this meeting, and WIN. w. Dickinson, ESQ., as assis
tant Chairman, and on motion of Saml. c. Scott VIM
A. Moncurc appointed Secretary.
Mr. Francis w. Scott, IN 4 few remarks explained
the object of the meeting, after which, he offered the
following resolutions, which being put separately by
the Chairman, were unanimously adopted:
RcsOIrcd, That cordially approve of the plan o
sending Delegates TO 4 Democratic Convention, 10 b,
held the 22d OF July, at Croxtons Springs, in the
county of Essex, as recommended by the Democratic
citizens of King William county, in meeting assembled
RcSoircd, That the Chairman OF this meeting appoint
twenty SIX Delegates TO represent the Republicans o.
Caroline in the said Convention; whereupon the follow
ng gentlemen appointed, Francis w. Scott, Sa
mucl c. Scott, Col Ira White, Daniel Dcarnattc, DR.
Benjamin +. ralaicrro, Geo. FIzhugh, Madison II
Jones, Christopher T. Baylor, John o. Sutton, VIM
w Taliafrrro, DR.. VIM. Bankhead, Col. John Wash
nrton, DR.. Geo. F. Swami, Robert Harrison, William
Bncknrr Washington Gatewood, VIM r. b. Wyatt
VIM A. Saunders, Robert Pitts, Anthony Thornton
Captain Richard b. White, Lewis Battalllc, DR.. Thos
t. Scott WIN. Boutwell,, Col. James VI. e.. Dickinson
and Albert S. lundley-And on motion Of Samuel c
Scott the officers Of this meeting added TO the
Delegation.
Mr.. Samucl I. scout llcn offered the following lW6
resolutions, which were also unanimorsl Y adopted:
Re<oir,d, That the Democratic citizens of the Dis
rict and %! the State generally be invited TO attenC
at the said Convention, on the gid of July next.
RrSOIrGd, That we recommend 10 the Chairman q
the Committee of Vigilance to appoint Committees ii
each muster district IN the county, to procure docu
mcnts and distribute information amongst the people
On motion of DR.. Benjamin +. Taaterro,
Rcsoircd, That copies of the proceedings Of this
meeting be furnished to the Editors of the Enquirer
Crisis, and Fredericksburg Herald for publication ii
their respective papers.
And then, on motion of Samuel c. Scott, the meet
ing adjourned.
WILLIAM p. TAYLOR, Chairman.
WIN. w. DICKINSON, asst Chmn.
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E,lR TuE EN'QE[RLR

: FOX THE E-NPT7RER
If James Lyons, Esq, had confined himself to an
extravagant euogy on the pitiable piece Of garrul,y
and equivocaton, from WIN. II. Harrison, which he
had the honor to communicate to the enraptnred Ed-
tors of the Richmond Wing, he might be allowed 10
enjoy in silence the delight afforded him, to be the
organ of communication between woud-be President
and his would.be office holders. But when he steps
out of the line of common decency, and deals indis-
criminatc defamation pure as himself, and a
thousand times conSis,cnt-for, when Harrison
acknowledges he supporter OF J. z. Adams,
Lyons flaming Jacksonant it's time to investl-
gate his claims to the confidence of Republicans This
new. born great man shall hear further from
4 DEMOCRAT.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
a portion of the Democratic Republican party OF
Charlotte county, and others opposed to the election OF
General VIM II. Harrison, met on Monday the ls OF
June, IN the Courthouse, after the adjournment Of
Court DR.. Archibald d. Alexander called TO the
char. The Hon James W. Bouldn explained one OF
the objects of the meeting TO be the nomination of tit
person TO represent the people Of District in the
Congress Of tlit L. $, and nominated Col Edmund W.
HUBBARD of buckingham suitable candidate for that
Office Whereupon, the following gentlemen were re.
quested to communicate to Col HUBBARD the purpor Of
the above resolution, to wit Capt. VIM. Smith, DR..
john P. Brown and Capt Leven B. Hcggcrman.
On motion Of Capt. Wm. NJ. Watkins,
Rtsoircd, That Capts Ovcrton Pettus Francis Barns
John d. Rlchardson DayId McCargo, John II. Mar
SHALL William q. Price, DR.. Giles Harris, Col. Ro. F.
Gaines, Col. John Harvey, DR.. John o. Armstead and
George |. Roberts, John Ford, Henry Madison, John
Arm:stcad Henry Edmunds, Richard |. Games, VIM.
H. Dennis, Esqs be appointed committee, 10 add 10
the Standing Committee of Vigilance Of the county,
by appointing persons especially in the vicinity OF
the places OF precinct elections and in other parts OF
the county, who shall be considered special committee
their best efforts to induce their mel ghbors to at
tend the polls for the next election Of President, and
adopt all lautabe means for the reelection Of Martin
Van Buren,; which said nominating committee are re
quircd 10 meet at Charlotte C. IL July Court day next
On motion Of VIM. l. Watkins, Esq,
RcSOrcd, That some gentlemen OF the Democratic
party Of the county of Charlotte be appointed to hold
themselves in readiness TO meet in debate any Wing
EIcctor or other nerant Emissary that may be sent
10 county, Tor the purpose of harangung Gilt
zrns the subject of The Presidential election; and the
Hon. James ". Bouldin, Capt. William NJ Watkins,
Richard l. Gaines and Geo w. Read, Esqrs, were pro-
posed-Mr. Read asked to be excused, aud the three
first named gentlemen were appointed for the above
purpose.
On motion, Rcs0Ircd That this meeting Will heartily
cooperate with their fellow citizens the counties of
Buckingham and Cumberland IN their invitation to the
Hon. john G.. Calhoun, Hon. Thomas II Benton, and
others specified in the resolution recently passed BY a
public meeting Buckingham, 10 partake with the
people Of Congressional District 4 public dinner;
and IN the opinion of this meeting the town of Farm
vile is the most suitable place for the entertainment.
And the following persons were appointed a commit
to confer with the committees that have been may
be appointed by the counties Of Buckng ham, Cumbcr-
land and Prince Edward, make suitable arrangements
for The dinner, 10 wit; VIM. H. Dennis, Capt VIM. NJ.
Watkins, Col. Robt +. Games, Capt John d. Rich
arison, John +. Edmunds and Geo w. Read, Esqrs
ReSoircd, That the Editor of the Richmond Enquirer
be requested publish the proceedings OF the meeting
ARCHIBALD ID. ALEXANDER, Ch'mH
Gro. w. READ, Scc'ry.
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A CARD.

The following gentlemen, WHO compose the Com.
mtee, will please attend Meeting, at Democratic
Hall, on Tuesday evening, the 10Th nst at half past
eight o'clock, precisely. II is expected that avery
member VIII attend
SAML. ID. DENOON.
Eirhm0nd, jane H., ic;0
Hsbers.-Jon Womtlr H. Z. Wicker John H. Bosllor, Gle
sh hie Peter EImore bnwcl jenkins, Thomas rnbeOn,
Alexander Noil.
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and screening him from public scrutiny, we ncyerhe-
less can see no improperly in making arrangements
with the view of enabting pubic 10 cypress their
opinions 10 the people upon matters of public policy,
and having those opinions fairly canvassed hetoye
intelligent audience. You also say, that "iou regret
he prospect of any thing calculated TO interrupt
dlvduai IN the presentation OF his views on the great
aud important measures of our Government Ac.-
The Democratic party Of THIS county certainly did not
make the propnstons winch were submitted 10 your
consideration, with the intention OF Interruptng Mr..
Rves in the presentation OF his views upon the great
and important measures of our Government. For,
whilst they earnestly desire him TO express them in
the most explicit manner, they only wish to have
them fairly canvassed before the same audience to
whom they may be expressed and 10 give him fair
opportunity Of rctutng, if he can, every objection that
may be urged against them But, merely making these
propositions 10 the leading Wings of this county should
certainly be considered interruption to hun, or even
as aiiordng an interruption. In behalf Of the Demo.
cratic party Of this county, discaim the remotcs,
idea OF attempting to interrupt MIR. Rves III expressing
his vir,s TO any who may wish TO hear from him.
We thought II necessary TO say this much IN cApana-
ton OF the motives by which the party, which wc have
the honor to represent this occaslon have been
tuatcd IN tins matter.
Very respectfully,
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" We shall lay before Readers in our next, the
leuer OF Edward Dixon, in the last Warrenton JEFF.
Iersonan-'n which he repeats the statement, recently
tsPoo'shed IN the Enquirer, about Gen. Harrison $
conversation in the steamboat the subject Of Abo-
"t"h Was the conversation referred to by Mr. Dixon
ma stated to HIM by It, J. l.. Davis, near Wnches-
Ter me same US that winch Israel Brown of Cincinnati
swears TO have heard from Gen Harrison on the Ben
FRANKLIN steamboat? The atli iavit of Mr. Brown is
published in the Cincinnati Advertiser We have
wr.tten TO Cincinnati to investigate the particulars
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Va C. FLouRNoY, Sec'ry.
COMMUNICATED.

=
81 meeting n the Democratic Republicans 9" Sry county
.l ~ their tr house. Monday the 18th Of Hay, for thu
nro.e ~ inviting person meet Gen. Pesl the Wh
Ircor for this district on MONDAY r ga OF June neat h, ht
am Warren was called the Chair and DR.. WIN. H. Edward
appointed Secretary The Chairman having explained The "iJr'
uf The meeting,
ON motion IL Rssoirsd ungsnoH,iy, That Col. William
Pak.: of PETERSBURG and MIR. Archibald Atkinson Senaiora
Representative, be invited 10 be and address tn pop
Rssoirsd That the Chairman appoint Committee OF n'hh"n
the object OF tins meeting into eXcculnnN her''H
following gentlemen appointed Peter T. spra!'!
St,h William l.. Il. Ruiin William billiard, James :. I"iN
Thomas Ruiin, William IT, Edwards, David Booth BOILING ''
Edward i. Spraley, Albert :. Edw ards
un notion the Chairman added 10 t!s cohi''''e'
"'~0'''1' ~ "'''''"S - DAWSON WARREN Chairman.
W. H. Epw ARDS, Sserearg.
iryThc Petersburg Statesman i requested I" 'ol"'
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M me as page long and interesting Communication from
r.'shie, scott countryside Madison Cou house, and t
ass, We nave thrown Mr. kcn's Report from Comlte,
oi the H. of r. ON Mr.. Poinseus Report.
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CORRESPONDENCE
ST RDSN

STANhRDsvIIIr, GREENE Co, May %. I-IO.
Sirs:-Thc undersigned having been appointed, at a
meeting Of the Republican party Of this county, held in
the Courthouse, sd inst, Committee 10 correspond
with you, upon the subject contained in the enclosed
preamble and resolutions which were adopted at that
meeting, would respectfully ask you if you will ac-
code TO the propositions contained in the said esolu-
lions and If so, will you be so good to- ascertain
from Mr.. Rves his feelings upon these propositions,
and let know them time enough TO correspond with
Mr. Smith, Very respectfully
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OROPOSAIS for carrying the the Tinted states sr.
the 18th Of August Isia the :hi june, l-' the Ia
post Virginia. III m grc"it'd a'hi~ Department
18th DAY n Juy O'Clock T. W., olr decided by
the 18th day Of said mulih
No lsl from Wahrnu"n D. c. y Alexandra, Frederick
hurp Virginia and bark daily, steamboats, and four
pr., post coaches privilege mail wagons during
steamboat the distance by route
81 miles, BE- lom 18th August neat, 10 3oh June,
Schedule from 1T 81 tpri! to 10Th year
Leave Washington daily AT l2 arrive "a; Hsburs sam"
DAY lay y.
Leave Frederick, burg daily at 9 clock aud 10 arrive 1t
Washington day y.
Schedule residue al The year.
Washington daily at arrive Al fredericksburg next
day ly :! a.
at washington DAY except during interruption ."
navigation 10y cc when Il hours will be allowed Tor the TRIP IN
| carl direction.
separate proposal. for <cyicc for the
invited, both tlc WNu~Nca part 81
III. year. 10 bc specified.
Teuuh"rbdicr take the present contractors stock, agree
ably the present regulation in such and proposals for ne
service, caIlicI Than the ION Au. WIZ be
| considered.
No proposal considered, unless 1t be accompanied by
guarantee signed m responsible persons III the fol
lowing
The undersigned guarantee that inns hih Tor car
| ryIn. the mail from b.. accepted by the puna--
General, shall into obligation prior 10 the 18th day nj
August next with good aud sufficient >uc,cs 10 perform the ser
proposed.
| Dated $50.
or other testimony. the guatar- men OF pro"
prttvand able o maze good t"r ciarn'cr.
The proposals should be-. sn 10 The Department. sealed "n
dnrSrd Proposals for route No. ana addressed 10 III"
! First Assistant pU-imacTGr neral
For the prohibition bid. rlnr ffom combinations ana TIE
,,. and conditions be mrtf, t.r
late general IN the states above named .pccycil
| JOHN ". NILES,
IostpGsir GcHcrI'.