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New-York tribune., 1841-07-21

NO THE rendering necessary
the OF health have the pleasure
that Dr. A DOOLTLE tac Botanic can SO cee
Poypu &c &c without surgical oPe
ration residing No opposite the Centre Market
city, become wholesale aRd retail agent Tor The Cy
the sale of remedies for the diseases
TIE Eyelids Dr. A. Dootte will attend 10 all demands
fer nv remedies for sale - vz Nos J. t. and
which he is permitted apply. The other Nos and well
my remedies be obtained through him. by
parsons in his Office either personally by
itsrs postpaid Ny remedies he Nos soresaid put up III
packages envsoped Treatise upon the the Eye and Ear Of lie
Every Man hi Oculis which contains ample
their appcaon Souherners and all others will ind
advantage supply No. for the Of their
fnes and order the diseases every Dr.
Docle authorized By make liberal al!
sIctabe who dcsirou e remedies by retail
whether OF this city elsewhere.
~ For the accommodation Of the afflicted residing the lower
ps-t the city the remedies Nos J. s. and procured
lady the first floor No. 23 Broadway 81 50 packet
All other wholess retail agents
apply 10 d.. A. Dooitte
he immense number cured by Dr. W remedies almost
noe the Union sufficient the afflicted
th and lent opposition of interested the
grrsteet proof OF their utility.
Providence House. 4l9 Broadway NevYork. july 7th e4l
Witnessed BY William Lloyi. JOHN WILLIAMS,
jf20lvis' the English ocust
New-York tribune., 1841-07-21
PARLEY'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY,

ON the basis of Geography Tor the OF FnmiIi
Two Volumes bound in ose making rich 6mo volume OF go
ges. illustrated with than
200 MAPS AND ENGRAyINGs,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-21

'aCn all debts which may be him for adjustment sem
Q LAW Business in Connecticut attended by B. S.
SVokS, Attorney, &c. 1875 Maiaenanc jyl22w'
q Price Reduced TO SSOO-Daguerreotype Portraits
mmtabe STYLE from 10 TO 80 seconds. ut the corner Of
'Sy snd Park Place-entrance III Park Place. Jyli lm'
New-York tribune., 1841-07-21

PORT OF NEw:YoRK. JULY 81. ls4l.
~ hE.... IS MOON SETS ..............9 II
@@1s...,........7 - Is NIGH wATER---.-.......u l.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-21

OOEl AT TElES.-Thc Eating House No 6 Cedar street,
IL gives good Fare 6l plate The cooking domestic
The proprietor will sell out for cash at
health There good run OF custom
to tho house also years the dnug and base
nent-,e rent Please call the premises at o'clock
A. d., o at 4 r. NJ Iy-i ot
IJOUND Coney Island Sunday, tho 18th inst Wallet
containing Tae by calling at g Nassau-
street proving properly aud chacs have the same
20 him. H-l ot
New-York tribune., 1841-07-21
7. ELLIOTT, Proprietor.

100 LABORERs WANTED, at III Hudson street,
lOO 20 few miles into the country Aso Farmers and
Inhs y3n3
New-York tribune., 1841-07-21

NOTICE-hs Copartner,hp heretofore existing between the
~ Subscribers under the OF Eddy Shaot tns DAY obs
solved BY All claims against the h WI, De qnloa
led by Mr. EDDY. VIII Wil;fSH ciI GUDf; y IN,
july both, lsiI. DA'ip . onAhoI.
WILLIAM EDDY will the Grocery business at NE corner
u - f ."hI;. IL ,a,rorag. - jy:0 81
New-York tribune., 1841-07-21

Stranger you Boots Shoes of any description go
GRBNER COMPANYS Great Catherine Boot and Shoe Mar
Catherine of Monroostree where will find the
aest and splendid assortment YOU ly!0u
New-York tribune., 1841-07-21

Neatly bound muslin full gilt back the extremely lew of
81 $i,25,-pubshed aud for sale by IA HoISNGToN,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-21

HOTEL, OR A HOME" Hard times" true but bo4t-
fare spacious house % d
| II Beekuan street only IS cents per day jyl0 I'M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19
CARRIAGES AND FREIGHT.
,nANeYIyASIA IrNIyERsIrY.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
TVyIE LECTURESin this Institution commence
us usual. on the first Monday in November
ond close on the last Of February.
TIE FACULTY CONSISTS OF
BENZ. w. DUDLEY. NJ ID, Professor Of Anato-
Ily and Surgery.
JAMES NJ BUSH, ". d., Adjunct Professor Of
do
JAMES r. CROSS NJ D.. Professor Of Insti-
tu;os and Medical jurisprudence.
ELISHA BARTLETT, NJ. D., Professor Of
Theory and Practice.
w. H. RICHARDSON. NJ. D.. Professor ofO5-
siotrics a. Diseases ofWomou aud Children.
TiIOS d. MITCHELL, NJ d., Professor OF
Mltcua Mclica and Therapeutics.
ROBERr PETER. M. d., Professor ofChom.
isiry and Pharmacy.
The clat 1T fIll course Of Lectures. is sos
payable in advance, in notes OF good and solvent
Banks Of The States whence iho upils come. The
Marirulatiou and Library ticket Is 3 T. and tho Dis
seeing ticket $40. Graduation Fee, $40. Board
JOG md lodging. tiuel and lights includod.) from
$3.50 10 g per week BY 0r'0r,
THOMAS u. MITCHELL, NJ. D.,
Lexington, Ky, JON ~ Dean Of Faculty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19
NEW ORLEANS7 Mav 55

NEW OANIsisA4NS, May 10.
We find no other change in the markets than n
gradual and steady falling off in every department
of trade. The stock Of western produce is suiFi-
cient 10 supply all demands which may exis, up 10
next season.
COrrON.-The sales on Saturday last were
5000 bales, Monday 1000. and yesterday 1000 In
prices We have no change 10 notice since our last
review. The stock Of Mississippi and Louisiana is
much reduced and qualities above fair it is diff
cGll to find even small parcels. Our holders of
North Alabamas and Tennessees, of which our
stock now principally consists, are willing sellers at
gle for round avarage lists. or 81 to 04c for selecr
crops; but these descriptions out OF favor this
year with our buyers who look for staple and color
more than usual
The reports from the interior, OF the growing
crop, orc far from favorable. The cotton plant they
represent at least month later Than at this time
last searon, from the wet, cold nouherly weather
we have had tins spring
SUGAR--Since our last report the arrivals Of
this article has been rather large. amounting To
about 500 hhds. Prices remain very firm at the
advance quoted in our last, ) &c, though the de
mand is moderate.
MOLASSES--Ihe receipts Of this article have
been small for the last few days, hut the demand
being also limited prices have a tendency 10 decline
We quote 81 2Sc as the ruling rates.
FLOUR Is down 10 4 and 50 and lille demand.
PORK is dull and on the decline Mess quoted
at Zoe. NJ o. l0i, prime o.
Bacon is totally neglected, hams are offered at
a G., sides 5, shoulders , A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19
Book and Job Printing.

~ The Publisher Of the Wheeling Tines and
Advertiser. has just received large assortment Of
NEW JOB TYPE, from New York and Balt
more, comprising the most elegant kinds recently
east there; and some Of which are not T. be found
in any office West of the Mountains. With spa
ci)us Office experienced workmen, and new mate
rails, he is prepared TO execute every kiud of
4oeaos 9P,s.s 2p.i~t;"q,
in the finest style and at the shortest notice
Ia Steam Boat Bills Posters. IIandhills &c, prrn-
ted nj an hours notice. may 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19
NNORE PosIrrvE PRoors. Of d. -,

HE ORE POSITIVE PROOFS. OF the efficacy
ING of Dr. H1rlich's Compound Strengthening
and German ASericut Pilr.
Allegheny, Jan 2. 1910.
To Or Horilcl. = AgCut-SIr: ] wish 20 slate
Tor the benefit # those VINO NAV be Athlete 4,
that DIR Hariich's Pills have entirely cured me OF
dyspepsia, of which | have been afflicted FOR
many years; used both kinds, the Apcricnt
aud Strengthening, and am onstraincd TO say,
mat thoy are valuable discovery, and act upon
ne system mildly, but very clicclu5lly found
the Tonic Pills TO Quicken the circulation and
Causc dctoTmin alton to the surface, and 20
SuchS'hen the weak stomach and increase its
lovers. The Aperient Pills are the best cathar-
VI ever used. l am confident all Dyspeptics
would DO we'll TO make Immediate rial ard he
Ioiievsui Any one can call at my house and be
sausheu oil the above az pleasure.
Npr, DAVID II. Pep
n u The orBinal certificate NAV bc sGen A. Tho
othce Of the "Spluj Of the IJTCs.n Eor 81. -, |
No 20, North Eighth Street. ' ~
Alsoby JOHN FgStIPp
ap % wLrsli,... y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19
WHEELING POST OFFICE.

NEW MAIL ARRA Nc T. MENTS.
GREAT MAIL
From East arrives At 6 o'clock A. NJ.
To West departs at % o'clock, A. NJ.
From West arrives at 81 o'clock. a. NJ.
To East, departs at 8 O'Clock: a. NJ
Northern or Sieubenvillo Mail, Arrives az 30
minutes after NJ and departs at halfaftcr ono, r. NJ
except on Sundays.
North Western or Wooster Nail arrives Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays at ID, VI. Departs Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, al I O'Clock. r. NJ.
Southern or Marietta Mail. arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays, at Soclock, =. NJ. Departs Mondays d
Fridays nj 5o'clock, 4. NJ.
Woodsfeld Mail arrives Svcry Thursday, Q ,'clock.
A. VI. Departs every Monday, o'clock. Z. NJ.
West Liberty, arrives every Tuesday, Thursday
andSaturlay. al ! o'clock, A. NJ; Departs same
DAYS at | O'Clock y. NJ.
MorgauiONn Mail arrives, Tuesday, 9 o'clock 7.
NJ; Departs Wednesday. G O'Clock. A. NJ.
Letters intended for The morning nlils shOnld be
deposited by o'clock, IN tho morning.
Inland postage Of foreign letters must be inyara.
bly, paid.
Office open at o. O'Clock, NJ.
u. AGNEW. r. VI.
=. s. The Office opens on Sundays after the pre-.
parltion ofth Eastern mail, which viii be- usually
At half after nine, a. "a. aud remain open ONE
HOUR June 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19

HHARDWARE,-ilENRY + NORRIS. has
just received from ihc East. fresh supply
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, g.. which be dis
pOsci 10 sell on low terms Tor cash or 10 punctual
customers.
Harms g. Dariings Scythcs.
Ivory and Buck liable Knives,
Wcdgcrs q NOstonhOlms pcuknivos,
Carpenters Patent Knob Socks.
'erman Silver ADD Buttania spoons,
rCussion Caps and Guu Locks.
az hinges and W00dscrowsi
lated trTups. Bits &c.
IsIain e. corner Of Market Alley.
nun f2-dt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19
THE CONFESSION OF FAITH.

TIE confession or FAITH.
n 5 agreed upon 5y the Assembly of Dvines ai
n Westminster with Che assistance ot t0mmls-
sioners from the church 1f s,o,'lul 17 received hy
fhe A.s1ciaio R5f9rnsd CHur.b 1l North Amcrcl
Win rr9oc from the scripture. F5r sale at ha
Bookstore sod Periodical 0fli-o VI
JAS a INGRAM
faue 10 10 l2l Mlu street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19
"wAvERBY INSTITUTED

TTVlIE ninth Term Of this Institution viii COM
uonco on Monday. the ith instant or ihc
instruction Of Male and Female pupils r. ".
Sulru Of Massachusetts. will take charge Of the
Institution IN place Of Mr. n " Cunningham be-
present Principal From his long experience os
Teacher IN The Eastern States and bis determination
20 promote tho Moral as well a. Literary advanco-
mont Of bis pupils. Mr hopes q mt this Institution
viii continue % receive iis usual liberal patronage
Tuition fiOm 50 10 Ell por term afelcven weeks
r.. " SMITH.
s,ufb Wheeling Jun- 10 1871 Nv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19

SPERM oil

SSTEPllENSON & GARWOOD have been an.
~ pointed agents in Wheeling. for the sale Of
Rev ]. ;occrts' BALM or LIFE so celebrated
Throughout heeastcrn cities for The cure Of Diseases
u NE Lungs. We cordially recommend this medi.
cine 20 our readers being the best possible remedy
they can any where obtain, Tor coughs long stqnan.
colds. consumption IA rs Acipirni stare DC. &c.
The BALM OF LIFE is highly recommended
by the most talented plysici1Hs-rlscd in The mos,
intelligent families in our country. and every where
hailed BY the afflicted, the greaest u blessings
Read pamphlets 10 be had ofthe agents
f,bq
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19
NEW ARRANGEMrNTs

- RICE. az }. J. WELLS have associated
~" themselves together in business under the
name and style Of Rice d Co. and They now take
pleasure in informing their old customers and the
public IN general that they now receiving from
the Eas; most splendid stot OF spring and summer
gUois-consisting Of
Black Blue, Brown, Olive. Dahlia. Invisible and
Bottle green broad cloths which have not been sur
passed IN beauty md quality in this market here.
toiorc-Also, Black, Blue, and Fancy CassimerescI
every style and quality.
Summer cloths. Cassmcrcit, Bombazinc, Liner
dnllIugs, Gumbr0Ons, and many OihCraricles suita
bic for summer coats and pants.
Also vosiings Of every variety ofstylo md colour
that cnn be named.
Together with a beautiful assortment of Linen.
Silk aud Cotton Shirts-Stucks, Collsrs SusycH.
doss Gloves Cravas, &c DC, oil Of which VIC shall
/ sell very cheap for cash
| n. b. Wcare also prepared 10 make mp clothes
/ 90 order 10 the best and most approved style,
Our old customers. and Ihc public generally nro
respectfully invited 60 call and examine Tor lhomss
YES al No | 80 Zane Row
app RICE & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19
CITY or WHEELING, .
CLERE's OFFIcE.

NOIlCE Is hereby given that the assessment al
~ the water rents has been completed and re.
turned; all persons therefore using the water from
thoELly Water Works. arc warned 10 call mon
Thos vughcs Esq Treasurer Of the City. and pay
the reni assessed Tor the Of said water. before
the LIST day Of June next, on which day the list oi
ill persons falling TO do, will he placed in u.n
hands OF the Sergeant Of the City for collection,
with the addition OF ten per centum rs a penalty
for such failure. JAMES S. WHEAT,
may Clerk Of the CITY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19
SOUTH WHEELING ECLECTIC

SttdOOA.
Viz subscriber Inns established an Tcir-fr
II sehoot IN ChaplinU's Row, South Wheeling.
l"pa tnialc AMI female "a separate ap1umonts)
will be- received, ON Monday next. the IN, inst
TIC Eclectic system ofeducaiion. the most arirDy.
ca Of INC age m both Europe and e,mc paris OF the
United States, embraces two principal divisions.
The hrst division comprises I. The dcyclop,mcut
ol The mental faculties. Physical Education. 2
intellectual education; and with The whole is com.
bincd moral culture. The second divsios rompra.
hcnds business or education applied 10 prncico ex.
tending in progressive order from Grst principles
o. high aiininmcnts IN both tIc living and iho dead
l1nguoacs. Competent teachers are employed such
ns IRE we'll acquainted with the system.
fora term 81 eleven weeks 81. 50. So. and $40
according 90 the classification ufrurIlt
june In ~ RUGgLES SMITH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19

NYSPEPSIN or TEN YEARS SrANDIZC
IL - am truly happy TO state 10 the afflicted
community that's member OF my family Nas A.
flctCd for ten or tweiye years with the above
distressing discsse. The symptoms were great
oppression after eating. acdity at the stomach; n
severe pain IN the side and breast, slcl headache,
mental dependency, with other symptoms, du-
ung which Tune numerous remedies were pro-
cured without obtaining much relief Having
heard Of the good ciit cts Of DR. IIarlich's Com
gOund Strengthening and German Apcricnt pills
| was lnducod 10 give them a :rial, which | am
happy 10 state that by using ono box Of the Ger
man Apeuont Pills, accompanied by tho
Strengthening Tonic Fills, thar thew nave near
Iy oindicaicd The disease. l consider u due TO
those afflicted that ] make tins ackuowledg-
mcnt thai they may likewise procure the same
Invaluable medicine and be freed from those ds-
ircasing diseases.
With gratitude and respect;
VIM. NJ. SPEAR
No l2j Old York Road
For sale al No 10 North Eighth Street
Also 10y JOHN FISHER,
ap - Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19
LIST OF IETrERS

II EMAlNlNG in the WheciiRg Post Office May
ko 3lsi. Persons calling for letters in the fol-
lowing list viii please say they are adyertisod,o
IherwIse they may not receive them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19

ktACKING BOTTOMS Constantly ou hand an
- for sale by }. &. HARBOUR d 60.
may l21 Market stree
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19

INDEX RERJ VI. or lHdoz OFT s1nircts-
Intended al n manuel io 1l tbc Student and
Professional man. iu preparing himself i9r useful
ness With on introduction illustrating its utility
and method ofuso. By Rev John Todd. Or sale lt
The bookstore Of JAS. 8. INGRAM.
iuu e. no I2l Main 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
CORRECTED TRI-wEEKLyroR TIE TIMES By
A. Z. GOFF ~ CO.
rrcIungs BROKERS' IO7 Main Street Whceling y,

The tanks marked par" are TeoeiV, q on depo.
site at the banks IN this city. Those banks mark.
cd are not purchased.
OHIO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19
UFTug DuFFtEL

lsAAc CNhIr' UFTuS DUFFiELD.
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
MANDATORY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-19

FENOBACCO.-IO boxes small pIug CovepJisb
4 Tobaoco. (lIoney Dew, 1850 inst received
anu Tor safe ny NJ. REILLY.
may | 3
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-08
THE GLOBE AND IT'S PRESCRIBED "
FRIENDS. .'

On Saturday the Globe published the name Of
Michael W. Ash, Navy Agent at Philadelphia as
one of the prescribed, removed" Now there are va
rious ways of removing and of being removed"
First there is the being "taken off," which leaves
"deep damnation" Shakespeare hath it. Then
there is the taking off ones self-the being re-
moved" with exceeding rapidity by ones own legs,
as in the case of Swartwout and many other valued
and dear friends of the Globe.
The removal" of Mr.. Ash was not exactly of this
latter Sort but he took himself out of the Office by
voluntary resignation the 9Th Of January last lea
wing due to the Government only the small sum Of
about 81 SOCIAL Of which has been since paid save
slight balance Of something IS OO0 And this we
suppose will some day be paid up as Mr. Ash bonds
men, Mr.. Jeremiah Berrill and John Weaver must of
course be good, and we presume Mr. Ash to be ho-
nest gentleman. But though this is not bad state of
accounts for loco in the public service these times
it still would be matter of convenience, have
doubt to the Government if these little odds and ends
were all picked up and handed over-they would come
in play in some way BY the way will the Globe tell
how it is about the prescription of Gov. Find
lay late treasurer of the Philadelphia Mint" Can
we help him to shed another tear upon that matter
That "defalcation," if we recollect right, but
about $40 0OO andno bonds or other troublesome
CT of security about it.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-08

These were. events of 1886. In 1889 the
Chief Engineer, in obedience to instructions
emanating from the proper authorities, sent in.
an estimate Of $l,193,s72 for the repairs and
Improvements Of forty three several forti6-
cations, specifying in detail the amounts to be
applied to each. This, we are given to under
stand, was the lowest estimate compatible, in
the judgment Of the Engineer Department, with
any considerable advance of these works. The
Secretary of War, however, reduced this esti-
mate TO 100000, and the Committee Of Ways
and Means in the House Of Representatives, to
$29OOOO!
The following table, taken from correspon-
dence Of the Engineer Department with the
Secretary Of War, 1910, is especially instructive
on the point, five consider the circumstances
under which it was made. as explained in this
extract: Finding, = says the Department. .there
was no probability that the sums necessary in
the opinion ofthis Department, for the judicious
progress Of the works, would be allowed by Con
gress and fearing that the works might be left
a0ithout any means, the estimates were reduced
to the lo,oest amounts compatible with the pre-
serpation of the system Of operations, and aoih
any sensible progress" The amounts asked
and granted are as follows - aa.4u%.d
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-08
THE DUST OF PENNSYLVANIA

appears TO US that this great source of ANNOYANCE
can be easily remedied In many of our Northern
ana western cities the streets regularly and tho
roughly sprnkled several times each day by means of
very simple and cheap continuance. srE
Several machines, consisting merely of large hogs
head or water-tght box, placed on wheels with pipe
about ieet long, Of tin or "copper" perforated with nu-
merous small holes laid across below and behind the
reservoir. The water is let into this pine by short
leather hose, and is controlled by string attached to
a valve. ~"
Four, or at most eight of these water carts. each
drawn by two horses and attended by one man could
with the utmost ease entirely keep down the dust and
impart Goodness to the atmosphere of summer
The cost would be comparatively trifinp, and we
are certain that the sorekeepe and others along the
Avenue, would save many times the whole expense,
in the saving of their goods from the destructive eff
fects of this evil. r. -.
There is no need Of asking Congress to move in the
matter, for they would act, and if they did il
would cost twice the amount of private entcrorise-
but let subscription be commenced and the expert
ment tried and our word for it, before week is past
every man will readily and cheerfully pay double his
subscription.
We have seen as dusty street as the Avenue KEEP,
as clean and cool as green lawn, by the subscriptions
ofits shop keepers and householders.
We like to people svince an attachment to their
native soil, but the breathing il in bodily at every
breath, is degree of love of il quite unnecessary and
certainly distasteful.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-08

Names of the gentlemen invited by the Secre
tary of War to attend the examination of tn
Cadets ofthe Military Academy, to commenc
on the first Monday in June next, at West Pon
New York. s "'@a
C. B. HADDUcK, Esq. Of New Hampshire.
CHARLES Dawes, Esq. Of Connecticut.
DR.. LEVI WHEATON,, Of Rhode Island.
Gen. PIERRE VAN CORTLAND, ofNew York.
CHARLES AUGUSTUS DAVIS, Esq. of New York.
Major Gen. s. ALEXANDER, of Pennsylvania.
JOHN L. Cow, Esq. ofPennsylvania.
JOHN How PEYToN, Esq. of Virginia.
HEDIJAH MEADE, Esq. Of Virginia
Hon. HuGH s. LEGARE, of South Carolina.
AsBURY Hull, Esq of Georgia.
Col. JOHN MILLER, of Kentucky
l.. p. WILLIAMSON, Esq. of Tennessee.
Rev. JOHN BRECKENRIDGE, D. d. Louisiana.
Capt. ID. HUNTER, of Illinois.
Col. JOHN O'FALLoN, of Missouri.
JESSE TURNER, Esq. of Arkansas.
a. .s.l @.s. SAT LARGE"
DR.. GERARD TRoosT, Nashville University.
Professor o. M. MITCHELL, Cincinnati College
Professor w. RUGGLEs, Columbia College, d. c.
Com. CHARLES STEWART, u. S. Navy.
Com. T. AP CATEsBY JONES, U. s. Navy.
Brigadier Gen. A. EusTIs, u. s. Army.
Col. S. THAYER, U. S. Engineers.