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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
NASHUA 81 LOWELL RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
49, ssz 49, 49,

ON and after Wednesday, April Isl, 1910, the
W Passenger Trains will run as iolIoss:
Leave the Depot of the Lowell road in
Boston al 7 and II NJ, and and hni post 5 p N.
Nashua al quarter past and quarter past 10 NJ,
and quarter pas, and three quarters past N.
Lowell at quarter past "A Ri, and quarter past IL,
quarter past aud three quarters past 6rm.
or Immediately OIL the arrival Of the from Bos-
ton.
WAY PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tyngsboro' and North Chelmsford.
Fac from Nashua to Lowell 50 cts. From Nashua
to Boston 81, so.
On The srriva! OF the cars al Nashua, stages leave
Tor all parts of New Hampshire, Vermont, New
York and Canada, via Amoskeug, Concord Kecns,
Charleston, II. II. Windsor, Braiilrborough VI, Sc.
Books are kept AZ The Stage Office, Nos. aud II
Elm street, BOSTON and the Northern and Yves
tern Railroad and Stage Office in front OF he De-
pot, LOWELL, whore seats can be secured IN any
Of The Coaches and correct information obtained re-
speeding The different Stage routes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
BOOK-RINDING.

THNEE subscribers continue TO carry on the above
Il business, Blank Books made TO any pattern.
Old Books rebound in goud STYLE and on reasonable
terms. Z. P. WALTON g. SONS.
Sent TO- 1870 69tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
FLOUR. FLOUR.

A FEW hundred barrels suprrfne flour for sale
IN by tho load single barrel for cash cheap by
LANGDON AND WRIGHT.
Sent. l. lS40. 90.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
BLANK BOOKS.

A LARGE assortment oil Ltdgers, Journals, Day
"A Books, Bar Books, Quartos, Cash Books, Town
Records, A!phabets, Memorandums &c. &c. now
on hand and for sale cheap Tor cash, by
E. p. WALTON & SONS.
Sent 10 1870 o. ".
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
NOTICEtli

NOTICEH!
rTNHE Annual meeting of the members 81 the Yer
l. mott Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be
holden at The Court house in Montpelier on the 18th
day Of Ocuber nex at | O'Clock p. M. tor the pur.
Of choosing Directors Tor the ensuing year and
making and altering such by laws shall be de-
creed necessary.
BY order vi the Board OF Directors.
J. Y. VAIL, Sec.
Insurance Office, Aug. 81, 1870.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14

ASSASSINATION Of Lieut.. Farquhar by Captain Nc
Adam We regret to have to announce an event
which happily for the race and the Country to
which we belong is of rare occlrrance among us.
Yesterday morning at Philisburg (Missisquoi Bay
Capt. McAdam, of Col. Dyers Corps of Voun-
tesrs accosted Lieut.. Farquhar of the same corps
in the streets, and after few words drew loaded
pistol, which he had kept concealed under his
clothes, and discharged It's contents in the body of
his unfortunate victim. Lieut.. Farquhor fell in.
santly, and upon examination it was discovered
that the wound was mortal, the ball having pas.
sed through the Ioins and injured beyond all hope
Of reparaton, some Of the abdominal viscera
Capt. McAdam was easy secured by the Police
Montreal Herald.
The dtedged assassination in Canada Of Lieut.
Faquhar by Captain Mc.4dam.-By the last paper
from Montreal, we learn that Lieut. Farquhar 81:
in fair way Of recovery"
Another paper says that captain M'Adams has
undergone the enquiry of Military Court the
seyerest, yet the most honorable tribunal known
10 us and has been pronounced blameleUs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
FIRE! FIRE.! FIRE!.!

vWNHE members oil the Vermont Mutual Fire In
n surance Company hereby notified that tho
folio wing assessments have been made by the Dr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
,oosr, ILL., HOUSE.
VVINOOSKl

WINUUShI -R&ksA HOUSE.
DLEASAN1LYs situated on siae .trct, in from,
L and ia fair view Of the State nd Cout; Houses
Pos, Office and Reading Room, Montpelier VI.
Tho subscriber would give notice 10 his friends
and The public in general that he has made great i'm.
provomenls that his house and out buildings are
large, connexions and convenient, for members Of
the Legislature and Court, and all other visitors who
may please to call, and will range among the first
class. No exettions shall be wanting on his part,
or attendance, TO do every thing 10 accommodate, and
not only make pleasant in health, but comfortable
in sicS ness, his house ia calculated. No boast
ing Of extravaganza, or temptations ol nemperar &C
though lie would say every comfort Of life for mar
and beast will be found in first rate order, at The
most reasonable charges. Therefore he hopes I,
share in the public patronage.
lrTS Stages that leave Montpelier call at this hous'
Tor passengers.
r. CAMPBELL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court hol-
Washington District, SIS. den at Montpelier,
within and for said District, The 10th day Of Sept.
A d 1910, WILLIAM r. TUCKER administrator
OH the estate OF Samuel Tucker, late of Mortified,
in said district, deceased presents his administration
account for seitltmept--W hereppon it is ordered
that the be referred to the LIST day of Octo-
Der next at the Probate Office in said Montpelier
Tor examination and allowance, and that all con-
csrned be notified hereof, by the pub LEGATION of this
order IN the Vermont Waterman and State Journal
printed at said Montpelier, three weeks successfully
as soon as may be- that they may appear, at said
time and place. il they cause and object thereto.
BY order of Court,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
DVE.STIiEES

u
STORRS s. LRNGpONS can supply cloth.
~ iers with A.ogwood, Fustic, Nicaragua wood,
Cam wood, Nader, Indigo. Alum, Blue and Oil
Vitroi, Coprass, Nutsars, Red Tarer, Press papers,
Tubs, II 90 ks, &c.
August 26lh 1870 66-6w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
NEW FALL GOODS.

StTORRS & LANGDON, have just received
- from New York AID Boston, Mcrenoes, High
land Shawls, Camblceen for Cioaks, Super French
aud London Prints, Furniture prints at cents per
,urd, Thread, Luces and EdgiNgs, Brown Cotton,
finer than the Dovers. Large LOT of Umbrellas very
cheap Brown Sheelings, Cotton Batting. casks
Porto Rico Sugar, refined Loaf do. do crushed do.
Old Java Coffee, &c.
Montpelier Sept 10th 1870 60 3w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14

Making STA per cent. assessments
Tor the year, said per cenage lo.be cast on the org
nal amount of the premium note, without reference
10 any endorse and be paid 10 the Treasurer,
at hi. Office in Montpelier, before the 18th day
October ls4O being the day nj the annual meeting
of said company. An opportunity will be presented
by the members OF the Legislature, and those who
neglect 10 forward their assessments then, refer
red TO he 9th section Of The act attached to each pol
icy, tor the consequences.
HARRY VAIL, Treasurer
Montpelier, Aug IA. 1910. So
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
THE VILLAGE SCHOOL GEOGRA-
PLY.

NOR Children embcllishel with numerous eAgra-
L. wing. and ten neatly engraved Maps. large
supply of this excellent lilIle work Just received and
for sale by
E.P. WALTON &. SONS
Sept. H. 1910. 50 II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
ABEL CARTER. All stages step and cab
passengers at this house, or State ST., VII
~ MnuIpelIer. 63 Sw
E'A q l. II Ii o Ell,

n ~ l.
GAI!.ll MoSrSeIsR, VI.
SUiiiM G. $. NEwCOMB- would res
ah pectluly inform his friends rnd the
pubns that he continues TO occupy the HO.el ormer-
ly kept by Seth Kimball, which is large and COM
rnodious public house, pleasant situated on State
st. lew rods from the State Hose, where he flat
tiers hmsefth by his eseflioos and careful atten-
ton TO the wants Of those who favor him with call,
he will be able to make his house q Home for the
weary traveller and pleasant reson Tor gentlemen
o business OF pleasure.
To all who will favor him with their patronage he
would say they shall find the best OF fare for man and
beast, in style not surpassed by any, and on The
most reasonable terms.
,DpTho Stages call at his house 10 leave and re-.
ceive passengers If requested who will be aceonmo-
dated in good style with meals and lodging.
lCJ@Mcmbers of the Legislature and people aiten-
ding Court, respectfully invited TO give him a call,
and lie will assure them Of a quiet house and excel
lent accommod ations on the lowest terms
Montpelier Village, Sept. 1s40 IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14

M EsTMORE.-Non is hereby gwen 10 The
Wy propretors aud land owners OF Wcsimore, in
he county OF Orleans, and state Of Vermont, that
petition will be preferred 10 The Legislature at their
srssion in October neat, foy grant Of tax Of eight
cents the all the lands in said town public
rights excepted, for the pu pose Of making and repair
ing roads and building bridges in said town.
IRA CHENEY, I Selectmen
ELI HOUSTON, Of Westmore.
Westmore, Aug. 22, 1910. 6s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
SHAWT.S SUAWTS

Sff n w LIS, bIf "A w LS.
100 HIGHLAND SHAWLS this day rece
IOO we'd, and for sale at reduced prices, by
BAYLIES GOSS.
Sept 10, IS40. 60
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
NEW FALL GOODS.

-HW Fh supply 0T GoOdT, coWPrIsIHy UTMOST eVtry
article called FOR at county store, TO which they in
vito The ntfenhyn Of their friends and customers.
Montpelier Sept 0. 1910. 60.
SILKS, NOUS. DE LAME, CHALLYS
AND PRINTS.
pICH Blue Black, Plain and F cured Silks. Nous
N dc Lune, Challys and En- glish Prinls-a spIen.
did assortment just opening by
BAYLIEs & GOsS.
Sept. H. 1910 60
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
DIR. Phelps COMPOUND

Montpelier, Sent. ls4o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-14

From The New orlc ans Bee.
The following letter was wri,,c,
ny Gen. Harrison TO q gentleman
we'll known TO the people Of this CITY,
"cincinus,i. asih November 1885.
Ny Dear Sir | answer the oe,.
'lon' you proposed TO me this mo,n,ns
with great pleasure.
is: J do not believe that Cunpres.
can abolish Slavery in the states. ar in
any manner interfere with the property
o' me cllIzens in their slaves, but upon
me application Of the states, in uhich
case snd ~ no other. ihry might sppto.
p''a'e money 10 aid tie states 80 apfsiyipg
10 gel rld of their slaves. These min.
ions have always held, and this was The
ssound upon which I voted agsin., liz
~ missouri restriction IN The I 5lh Congress.
me opinions given above are precisely
Hose which were entertained be- M,
Jefferson and Mr.. Madison.
I'D. do no. believe ,ha, conOre..
can abolish slavery in the .Iisuic, Of 60
'amhis. withou. the conscn, az The ,,a,e.
o. virginia aud Maryland. and the people
:" received letter some Tim. ,;nc.
rom John NJ. Berirn. esq. Of Gear,,a
proposing question, similar 10 ,ho.e = 81.
7" yo'' ana J answered them more Al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-14
LATE FROM FLORIDA.

From 81. Augustine, by way of Charles.
ton. We have the following psr,icuiar.i
Two Indians had come into Tampa
from Hospala,ke. who stated s,hs, they
we're ANXIOUS TO come in with their fol.
lowers in consequence of n,i.under
standing between them and Sam Jones
and Uiid Cat.
One Indian Was killed. and one taken
prisoner. By Captin Holmes, Of The Tlh
Infantry. about week ago. who struck
upon their Trail. Sixteen horses were
also captured.
From the ST.. Augustine News, 25th ult.
a Court Martial has been ordered 10
assemble at this post on Monday next, 81
which Br,gsd,rr General ArmistesJ is
President. and Colonel WslbsclI. Colonel
Gates. Majors Churchill. Payne. M.CIin
took. Ashby, Captain Fulton, and Lieut..
T. P. RIdgeley ATE members.
II 10 said that overiures have been
made 10 General Taylor. by The chief Ia.
dams who figured in The massacre q,
Csi'osahalchie. TO permi. them 10 come
10. and be transported westward.
|. Book agen. Gen. Carroll. can
didaie upon The Loco Foco Electoral
Ticket of Tennessee. has backed on.
from The drive. A few weeks ago. he
made publicly series Of charges against
Gen. Harrison. and. through The News.
papers. challenged the Wings 20 q pub
lie discussion Of those charges. Col.
Jones. the Wing Elector,. accepted his
challenge. met him, completely rou.ed
him At every point. and mi him 10 utter
shame. rhereupon. the General. allede-
NC the want VI documents or something
'lse, w.shdrew from The canvass. and The
COCO Focos hare pu. up . Mr.. Andrew
Ewing 10 big place. Raj. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-14

lsnlih ihsh ! have nou dohr. bate he
sams impasl.
Ella hasls yosrs HnIy.
w. n. HARRISON.
:. To 'rhorsas slpa. ia.
col Nsw Orleans. and
nU@ ID Cineinnaii."
These acre me srHtimrnis % Ora.
Harrison less than four years aga.
They were written eflr The last Pre-.
sideniial Eieefisn. and refrr % SINH.
Tar spinians ~ritien 10 Judge Berrien
before that Elsction.
Gen. Hsrrisna's apinisns have m.
dergsne no change since The date q
the sbosr letter. Has Whole course
concsrhing oar damrsiic institutions
has bern decided. drm. aud silhout
the shadow 81 charge.
From The charlesloa coarisr.
We givr place Nth pleasure. 10 the
following letter. from disiinguishrd
Georgian. In ansasr 60 our rsesns
call on him. adding another 10 The 81.
rrady multiplied proofs Of Gen. Hsr.
risaR's soundness on The slave qnes.
tion:
Savannah. April n, 1870
Genflsmm:--Yoa call upon me in
yoar psper Of The ssh insi., 10 make pub
lie letter addressed 10 me By Gen. liar
rison. on the subject Of Abolnion. I
have already replied TO similar rsquts,,
made by The editor Of The Daily TeIr-
graph. paper Published 10 This ri,y; bui
a know not 10 that paper. (~hirh has
been recently established 10 on Jour lisl
Of exchanges. and irel that The llbrr.lily
of your conduct. inwsfds political OPP
poneni. gives you an uRdoubled claim %
The respect and courtesy Of bis friends, I
repeat The substance Of that answer:
The letter in question was written in
1886. in anticipation Of state Of things
which did not occur. Il was. therefore,
no, made public. and fear. has no. been
preserved. Ailsssi, afsr dllieeni search
among my papers. have been unable 10
End Il. l,s conitnis. however. are per.
fec,ly within my recollection. and | do
all iha, 10 IN my power 10 comply with
your rrquesi, BY stating them; ss have
Done 10 the editor Of The Telegraph. The
letter smbrseed three points:
!. Gen. Harrison denied he RICH, Of
Congress 10 abolish slavery in The states.
or the district Of Coiumbia.
Q. lie expressed The opinion ihsishsi %.
rid eomPromise opgh, 10 remain undis.
lurbed.
3. lie repudiaied The prae,ies Of max.
ing appointments 10 Office, the reward uf
partisan service.
This was The purpst Of The letter.
did mol ask Gen. Hsrrison's opinion be-
cause ! doubted IL Having been in init
mate intercourse wnh him for several
years. ] knew thai his views on these
subjects were sccordani wiIh my own.
lam. very respectfully. genslemen. your
obedieni servant.
.. MACPHERSON BERRIEN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-14
SELLING WHITE MEN FoR DEBT.


We understand Thai This thousand times
reloied SANDER vas ,rumped up anew q,
Van Buren, meeting, . week OF iwo
since, BY shameless demsgogue. The
essiigs,ion given below vas administered
some years since 10 persons Of similar
character 10 himself with exeellen, efTeci,
and We commtnd il 10 his special a,,sa.
lion. Ohio poper.
We say again and again. Coz The 10.
formation Of distant readers. that The lay
on which General Harrison voted had
nothing 10 do with debts or debtors. ID
vas no part Of our civil code. !, related
only 10 The punishment Of scoudreis and
rognes. (9f like character rifh those rho
ca euiafed This eai'mny,) such as break
into their neighbours houses al night 10
steal and plunder-such az burn hay.
stacks. Kill horses and caiile. remove land.
marks, obtain money under false pre-.
fences. destroy bridges, break down tomb
stones. rob the graves Of ihei. dead, live
in state Of fornicsiion, assist prisoners
To escape from justice. &c. II had no
connection With The debts or business Of
an honest man. Fsions and villains alone
came within It's cognizsnce- and none
but Isions or a uiiiain's hear. could bs
50 base % 10 attribute 90 q valian, aud
faithful poor old soldier. like Harrison. =
design 10 sell his neighbour for debl! I
have no charity for such men. mean
such ss have seen the Law. or are arquain..
ed viii the true fac:s Of the case"
Truth Is poreyfui.-On the evening
Of The DAY on which Mr. Morehead adj
dressed the people here, . gentleman Of
me Van buren, parry, who had thought.
lessl, INDUCED in The disparaging remarks
published ~ the Administration pspes
respecting Gen. Harrison, assured 10
that he fel, deeply ashamed Of having
done 80. His remarks are worth record.
ing, as lesson TO Others. $50 fnlly."
said he. has Nc. MnreheaJ vindica,ed
Grn. Harrison from The slander. o his
opponents, that feel guilty. Of ,ngra,,-
'ods 70 The brave old man. in having sane.
''oaed, even jncularly. lie base charge Of
c"waitice made against him. N, Ame-
mean cIiizen should f"rge, The nuble ser.
wees oi Harrison. nr mention his name bus
with the respect due 10 national beng
ACTOR. Insuer TN again"
NeTbern Spectator.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
State senate.

lsi District. Philadelphia c;ty-Frederick Fra
ley, Henry s. Spacknan.
2. Philadelphia coun,y-AEehaei Snyder, Chs.
Brotrn, Benjamin Crispin.'
3. Montgomery, Chester and Delaware-Naha-
MEL Brooke, Abraham Browcr,' J. +. Huddlsson.
4. Bucks-Samuei A Smith,
s, Derks-SamueI Fegeiy.'
6, Lancaster and York-John Strohm, Thomas
E. Cochran,' William Hiester.'
Z. Dauphin and Leb ,non-John Kilnger.
8. Huntington, Miflitn, Juniata, Perry and U.
nion-Robe d. Malay, James Ma,hers.
0. Columbia and Schuy ylkill-Samuei +. Head
hy.'
10. Lehigh & Norhampton-John S. G.Jbons.'
IL. Luzerne, MonrIe, Wayne and Plke-Ebe
neesr KingsJury, jr.
IL. Lycoming, Centre, Clinton and Nor'hum-
berland d-RoJert Fleming.
l3. Bradford aud Susquchanna-Eiha ha Case.
Ia. Franklin, Cumberland and Adams-C. b.
Penrose, Thomas C. Miller.
Is, Bedford and Somcrset--Samuel NJ. Barclay.
l6 w, stmoreland-John C. Piumer.
II, WasLington-John Ewing.
Is Faycite and Greene-Wn, +. Copldn.
is. Allegheny and Buer-Thomas S. Will
ans, Charles g. Sullivan
90. Beaver AMI Mercer-John J. Pearson.
81. Crawford and Ere-Joseph NJ. Sterrett.
%. ], ferson, MKean, Pu,ter, Tioga. Venanso
and Warren-Samuei Hays.
90. In lana, Armstrong, Clarion, Cambria and
Clearfcd- Findhy Patterson.
New members thus ['l-Democrats Is, in HaLc
federal ls, in Roman.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07

The truly contemptible conduct of the last Sun
bury Gazette in ea,ion to absence at Philadel
mind and malice Of the petty editor Our friends
well know that our stay in the city was three or
four days shorter than usual in consequence of the
sitting Of our Court.
Mr.. Vim. Forsyth, of Northumberland, whose
democracy even the Gazette will not doubt, was alb
sent and in company wfhus. Yet we doubt whe-
ther any neishbor, OF any one else can be found
mean enough to ISLANDER him, in Consequence Of his
absence. But wha, better things can we expect
from men who have sgmaliz d Gov Porte, as q
us,@. That Mr.. Youngman did call him such is
fact we ready "nd willing to prove at any time
We have not r11m 10 say more.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
The Court,

Our Court commenced its sessions on Monday
last. I he S ssions business occupied nearly the
whole of the fit four days Of The term. The III
i c;m mt, Comm, nweulih vs.. II. l.. D,ilenbach.
editor of the NJ lion Ledger, for libel upon General
Frick, occupied 10 riy two days of the court.
Judge Lewis, after the arguments were concluded.
d. lverej to the jury most u' le clear md Impair.
al charge, laying dIwn the law Of lilie, aud the
principles which should govern the jury in such
cases, in a most lucid m,nn,r, rendering the whole
perfectly comprehensive to the minds OF every orc
present. The jury, after retiring a Ew hours,
broug'., in verdict of guilty. Sentence of the
court fne Of twenty five dollars, and the costs Of
pr, secuton.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
4 Il L. N =.

We have r,pJr frIn Florida, of treaty about
to be made be,we,n the Seminoles and General Ar
misial.
There is said to be living in Moscow, widow
aged i57
The erolt Western is now on her twelfth trip
across the Atlantic this year.
Judge M'Lean, Of the Supreme Count. has just
published a volume of Law Reports.
A man namtd Chaney, has been convicted at
Annapolis Nd, of gambling, fined $500, and sen
fenced TO thirty days Imprisonment,
The Pennsy lvania Catholic Total Abstinence So
cety now numbers upwards Of eleven thousand
members.
The New York Sun sold 35 600 copies of the
Glcnts orth pspe's in the course of few hours.
willilm Pennington was on Friday las, Te-slec-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
Pennsylvania Members Of Con-
greSs--ElcCt, $40.

First dis,rct-Charles Brown.
sccond-john Sergeant, George W. 7land.
Thrd-Charles j. IngcrsolI.
Four,h-Chcser Lancaster and Dcaworc' Je-
remidh B, o,on, Francis james, Joan Edtoards.
Fiflh-Mon,gomery Joseph Fornancc.
Sixth-Bucks: Robert Ramsey.
Seventh Northampton, Wayne, Pike and Mon
roe John II. Wcslbrook.
EigLth-Lehgh and Schuylkill Peter New
hanl.
Nin,h-Be,ks: George NJ. keim.
Tcnth-Dsuphin and Lebanon Wm. Simon
ton.
El, ven,h-York James Gerry.
TweiltL--Adans and franklin: james Co0pcr.
Thircenth-C -Cumbctland, P,ry and Juniata
VIM. S. Ramsey.
Fourlecnh-Ccntrc, Huntington. Millln and
Clinton: James L,vin.
Fif,eenth-Columbia and Juzerne: Benjam' n
A. BIlack.
Observation-Disclosures Union aad Lycom
ing John Snyder.
Seventeenth - Tioga, Bradford, susquehanns
M'kean and Potter: Davis Dimnck, jr.
ghteen,h--Scmersct, Bedford and Gambia
Charles Og'e. jr.
-Westmoreland and Indiana Al
bert G.. Marchand.
Tw,nti,th-FOyetie and Greene: Enos Hook.
Twenty first-W shington: Joseph Laurence
n'y-scrond-Allrehcny Wn. W. Ir,chn.
Twenty third Butler, Clearfeld, Armstrong ant
], fTrrs n: WiIm Jack.
Twenty and Mercer: Jame
Henry.
Twenty-inh-Eic, Crawfo d, Vcnnngo, War
rem ard Clarion: Arnold Plumer.
Is Demccra,s--l3 FedeIalists. Federalists il
Haics.