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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22
S5 REWARD.

II OS on the road l,adI;.@ lrum Edge
IL field Court lInus". to tmsps,a G.
iolrrable large leather Potkci Bu"a
CONTINUING three Nnes of hand. aud sever,
other snail papers ofno value 10 any bur
The owner. The Notes were on the follow
ing persons. one Nore on Mr.. Moss, of
Ga Tor $3.50; and one On Il. Finch. of
Kentucky. between go and $40, aud one
Due bill on Greenbcrry Camplin, Of Ken
lucky. for Si6. All persons are cautioned
aGainst'rading for either the notes. or tnr
due hill. The finder will he paid The
hove reward by delivering the Pocket hook
aud lis contents Ia Nr. e. n Gnndmau. M
this place. JOHN W. THOMAS.
Dec. I. 1871 Al
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Facaarage 81 Commission
ESMAaEaeaNa q.
HAMBURG, ). c.

a S have dcclIncd selling goods, beg
IA ic;Iyc tn return my grateful acknowledge
meats TO my trends, and tue pu..iIc gc:eiAlly,
10. lneir lib, rnI patronage w!Ile Tins engaged.
| now uiIar ~, services t".thc pubi" rs. IN
Agent, To- rcce,yc and iVTvan! oil kinds oI nier
c.,audizo anJ proiIIre. Aud. Is | wiI! nu be
engaged in any oinc' business, ''t!. P.y slE'ci
nticn,un To lhc utter Il o atiiilo,, cnusi. .nlng
their produce or nGrcnsndize - me-, niid mhIIc
in my house the best care wl. be ake.i. aud !nr-
warded with despatch, or o.der5 promptly
obeyed.
from experience aud observation, ! haze
loug tlongit iha, faithful agent con.d render
considerable service 10 The planters. III selling
their cntton and -four aud buyins their groce-
rics; Aud ~ have been engaged in this mnr
kci. for the last ten years. aud acquainted with
the general rUutiHG o!buSlncsS therefore ofri
my services 10 my friends and the planters gen
eraliy; and will faithfully deynfe my undivided
attention ln toe interest of NIL those who nlay
commit 10 Inv charge The selling OF their pro-
ducc aud buying such articles rs thy may or
der.
hall cases. Hy commission SisaR be moderate.
IL. T.. JEFfERs
Semi; -. ISL ti'3J
p. :. am not interested in any Warehouse
in the place; therefore Nil CO!,oa scnt 10 my
care. will lu' stored as Directed, and II nc diTec
lions, my best Judgmemt wil BE- used loE ;he
planters interest. ii. l.. J.
TIC GTcrnvIe Mouu;ainccr. Cdcctied All.
ycrtiscr. Pcniicton Messenger and Highland
Sc:n;iurl aud Highland (N c. Messenger will
insert the above t.vn month";. aud forward bills
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New and VerV Cheap
I'D re " G. ID DID S.

A SABAL has insr received and !. now
As opening his FALL. and WIST'ER
supply. MI carefully selected by himself in n.
York. whirh he offers to his friends and rus,o.
me r. in Carolina and Geargia, a, Augusta. nj
h s oil stand. one door above Bones & csrni.
C hael, No 2l3, very chap faEeasi.
Augusta, Go. Nov. Q, fsii f42
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So te of South I ar0lina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.


John Thnrmou'l and ptn.rs. p.-,;.;o.
w. VIM. Thurmond. fa"''.0"'
MToTiCE Is II REBY GIVEN that by
LIZ virtue nr m or,lcr from Clinnrcllor John.
sion. sIaIl Offer for sale 10 The highest bidder,
NJ F. 's.iieId Cuurl House. on the hrst Monday
IL, Ianurrv next. the real estate Of William
Thurnoni, decd CONSISTING pl' a ,rn-i of land
containing one Thousand acres. mor" or less si;
ria,c in EtI.eiield district, on Gunn"rs creek
waters of Stevens creek. waters of Savannah
river. and hnunde,lhy iapf'S nf Wycr, Hmines
William Holmes. Mrs. Collins, Mrs Doo!i,tc.
Charles DagnsIl, aud o,ncrs. on credit Of one
and two years. except for so much rs may be
necessary 10 pay the costs. which must be
paid in ca-h. the purchaser 10 give bond and
personal security. and mortgage of the prcmi.
se-. 10 secure the purchase "oney.
J. TERRY E.E.p.
ES'sIi"Ees ESgsi"id Dse :, Hqri Isir (ss s., As
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

~ TIE COURT or OnDISiRY
ANHEREAS paper pufp"rng 10 he the
w last wil! aud i.Siancn, OF Thomas Re-,
nolis. late al the DislrIci aud stale aforesaid.
was adm; I'd t" pr"buic III common farm on ,hc
I'D September last; aud whereas Wiley Rcy-
nolds, Lawson Rr,n"ld-. and J"-epI, Whilth
and SopIil ms wife. who wouii nave hern en-.
titled TO dislrbn,lon shares III the e-u," at SAID
Th"lnas. f he had died inlcsrn.r. have 81 en- IA
notice TINT they require the -aid will To lie prov
cd in due tOrm of lar and whereas iohn Rr,.
nolds. nnc ,f the distributes of SAID estate rc
sides wiihou, the hunts al his State: AID n
proper pctit:rn having bccr prepared for ti'i~
purpo-e | hereby give II. Ice 10 the said Jnh,i
Reynolds, and to all others int, rested IN Sai,!
Estate. that OH the Iirh OF January ucxil shall
hear testimony concerning said will and pro,
rccd TO determine the raIdir, lucTc"f
-. TDWLES.
Ordinary Of EdgctieH District
Oct, l2. 1871 amc i7
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tate of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Arthur Sirkinz.

.hHiuE spHihilis,
w Partition.
F. w Pickcns & wife. IL others.
NJnTICf IS HEREBY GIVEN. ,ha, hy
~ virtue nfnn "ider from tiic C"nr, Of CharI.
cr, shall oif,.r inr sale Ia thu HIGHEST bidder.
y, Edseti"ld Court iin.l4,. n:' the frs, Monday
~ Januar, ncx,. nj ;hr Cane brrk p'nrc. for.
merir he property Of CO.. fidrri Siuk,ns
decd situate IN Ehaeiirld district. on Little
Salnda river. "a ,ainins sixteen hundred aud
forty acres more or less. AMI bounded by lands
nj lohm flnhlev AMI others s,id Irri 10 be ,li.
v'dad 1nd sold in iw" 'eparatc raci~. the nnn.
bcr ofacrrs. boundaries. &c.. tn ba made known
Oh the dly ~ SALE; nn u credit vi one and twO
years. except f,r ~ much A. NAV he nscrsSary
I" pay Tho costs. whirh must hc paid in cusII
III" !'irchn-cr- I" sive honis md personal Sc
ruritS an'l mortgages of r'ir ur.mj-rs
TEHri C. f.. v. %.
fS$@'sa"T,ss rdssasid. Doc 2piss Z i-il tsa s., As
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Head Quarters.

ORDER No.
~ w. + .fLDR Esq, having been rl
W. pointed iid-de-Camp In li,s ExccII' II.
cy the Governor, with :tc rank oi LIcutena
Cnl"ncl, will be ubeyod and respected acc
dinghy
By order of tIc Command. l.'u Chief
JOHN u. MANNING, Aid-dc. Camp
Nov lS ~
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Is NOW IN GOOD CONDITIONS.
llavin. raised rbe Warehpusc above the
highest sh. waicr mark OF Iie great May
Il, ud, with sufficient souudatou To make II
perfectly ,ccure iro1l any Rise inlhe RIVER.
wtnle our location III Point of FIRE
moi surpassed by any Ware House in
Hamburg. briug situate an the Corner Of
Centre and Market Streets. aad occupy
Ing the whole front Square 10 Cook Street,
opposite the Bank s. Post Office. convent
ent TO The Rail Roqd. immediately on the
River. and in the very Centre of the Prin-
cipIe Couon Dealers md Shippers, aud tho
great tl.nromshfdir To the Bridge.
Grateful ior tn. liberal supporr we have
hitherto received, sniIcir from our Patrons
aad TIC pabiic generally, continuance Of
their confidence. From our long experi-
rncr IN ire U,nchOuSe dad Commission
business. ir,.l cuuiidrnr. win our iaciiries,
to be- able 10 give 10 all cniirc satisfaction.
We make liberal advances nu Cotton in
Store, and VIII attend TO the Sale or Ship
ping of Cotton on moderate terms.
Bushes, COMMITTED 10 onr care will
receive prompt arlraii0n with our hes, cf-
iors for the interest Ol Customers.
SlBLEY Il USHER.
Ilanburg SC. Oct. !. ISil, u 36
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EOUITY.
Partition
Sally Corley and Others.

Simpson Corlcy,
NJOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Thar by
N virtue ofan order frum ChanceIIer john.
s,on shall offer for sale 10 the highest bidder.
NJ Ed.etieIi Court House, on III, first Monday
in January next the real estate Of Beniumn
Corley. deed, Except the iinrt assisned!tn The
widnw) consisting Of three tracts of land "a
follows. viz: The Guilfoid placeco iaining one
hundred and fifty acres, more or less. adjoining
lands Of William Kinard and William Ether.
edge. The Stone place nn Claphoafd branch,
and Lees slash, cnhtianing six hundred acres,
more ur less. and adjoining lands of the es-
tate Of Samuel hooIe. Utiah lnabnii. William
Stone. Thomas Harris, aud Nat. ShrelS, and
the Big creek place, continuing 200 acres. more
er less. wing an Big creek. and adjoining lands
Of Matthew Sniih. Henry ID. 3 Corley, Geo.
d. Hueii, and Charles d Neal. all which lands
are sitnaie in The district Of Edgefield.
Terms Of sale will be credit Of oris and
two years. except for somuch as may be races
sasy TO pay tbs cosss. which must be paid IN
cnsh. purchasers TO give bends and persoanl Sc
curi,y and mortgages OF The premises.
]. TERRY. e e.p.
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State of south Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Sterling Powell, & Ransom Hamilton. !
NWT LII BE SOLD on the first Mon.
wv ,Iav in Juuuary next. at Edgefeld
Cour, House, two hundred acres OF land
where Sterling Powell now lives. To be
sold on accaun, OF a former purchaser, who
has failed IN comply with the terms of sale,
WHICH was cash. Terms Cash.
5. CHRISTIE, s. D.
Dec. Is. fSIt Isl 5Ui 46
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S-tax,-f- tS5-et3 34d<sf X
IwiIaiso sell ,he same time aud plaes. 500
acres Pine land. more ar less. adjoining ome
Of the above dis-ribed land: which was sdd at
Sheriff sale. 5ih Septr. lsDS, at The sut Of
Richard CAN'T. Esq. against SIS phen Lnnrnce.
Said at the time OF sale. 10 be bounded by binds
Of ,Wm. Dunkia, Humphrey Fryars. J,shna
Dunkin. and vacant lull; originally giani,d to
WIN Prescoat in 1909.
Terms TO be made known OH the day ofale.
NJ. MIMS.
Deer. 10. 1881. IS
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State af South I ar0Iina.

State nf South I arOilna.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Sherwood Hunter. 10 Wm
Culclazur, & S. F. Goode. Z Mortgage.
The same 10 the same.
NKTILL BE SOLD in the above cases
Wv at Edgefield Court House. on the
ersi Monday in january next, Two Negroes.
viz: Cena aud Rachel.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE. 5. F.. D.
Dee. Is. 1871 Isl 50l C 46
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Perry & Nichnts, Us.
WlkS u. Hnlley.
WNylLL BE SOLD at the house or Eli
w Cay. on Tuesday ss.h D"rr inst. one
10. Of Corn. say fifty or sixty bushels.
Terms Cash.
s. CHRISTIE. s.. n.
Dec. 10, .is4l tsl 6il 46
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LARGE ESTATE
OF Land g. Negroes for Sale,

alsszx THE Estate ni Jonathan We
ESS5S yer, deed, hring left derelici.
Y and agreeably to an ACT Of 'he
s&Aaa> Legislature, ii is made my duty
10 Iake charge OF, and sell san! estate.
Notice is hereby given that shall pro-
ceed TO sell at the late residence Of said de
deaseti, on
MONDAY, the 9Th Dec. next.
and continue from day TO day un;ii ail the
real aud personal estate Of said decreased is
disposed Of. The real estate consisting of
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YOOO Acres Oc Lamtl,

Ofwhieh large quantity is r"s'I Oak Snd
Hickory land, well adapte.i I" the culture
of Corn and Coiton, tho ren,aindrris is good
productive Pine Land. we'll improved.
The above Lands will he laid oil in canve.
nieni tracts. plats Of which will be sxiibi,-
ed on the day Of sale. Said Lands will be
sold 90 credit of one aud iwo years.
purchasers giving notes with approved
security aad mortgage Of the premises.
The personal estate. consisting Of about
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AEKoER u. &T.dKsAR.

AR Eok1 26 d ~ II sH Ab Acs
In the rrar ni Inr Did American Hotel.
Il occupied by r. Z. Hunref, opposite the
Rail Road depot.
FARE REDUCED.
Horse per month $1,000
=. day 81
" Single feel %
The subscriber respectfully informs hi,
friends and the public generally, thai he
has opened LIVERY STABLE in
Hamburg, ). G.. where hr will al all rlmr..
Keep supplied with prnvender and forge
Of the bestquaIity. Having good Os,Iers
aud Excellent dry Stables; he hopes to gave
satisfaction To his patrons.
He will keep constantly On hand. CARR
ases, BarUuciIcs. Buegies. &c. with care
fu drivers with which tho public can. NJ
all times, he accommodated ou the mos'
reasonable terms. lie therefore soliciIs
u share OF public patronage.
n. Il Dr0vers ran he accommodated
with good Lots we'll wa;errd.
OLIVER SIMPSON.
Hamburg. Nov. 1, 1871. If II
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SHELLEY & USHER, Il
gysareIsossse and C0sssa,saS-
slOse eH1erctgsaaS, t
HAMBURG. -. L..

HAN1DUh ~ -
TAEE pleasure in aunouucing 10 their
l. Country friends and 10 The Public
generally, that their
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$50 NEGROES,

Ordinary Of EdgJirtd District.
Nov. 80, 1871. 81 -
Or The South Csroliaian, Hamburg
Jeurnal; ard sfrueuvillr MuuuraiueUr, will
rive the above two insertions. aud forward
their accounts 10 this Office for payment.
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Dec. IS. 1871 (s3 OO) 8, Dc
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-22

"There is no pressure which any honest man
ought to regret."- GLOBE.
The Globe has the whole of one page
filled up with the names, in large type and
wide spaces, of newly appointed officers,
by way of showing, we presume, how
excellently well our new administration,
so far as it has gone, has "proscribed pro-
scription." Under the head of "proscribed"
it includes some who are dead, some who
have resigned, and some who, though yet
in office, it fears are fit subjects for reno
val.
If the rule laid down in the Circular
issued some time ago in regard to the causes
of removal recognised by Gen. Harriso MS
Administration, is to be rigidly enforced,
the Globe will do well to enlarge its sheet,
and use smaller type, for so many Office
holders under the last administration have
been engaged, openly or secretly, in cleo
pioneering, neglecting their official duties,
and others in defrauding the Government
out of large sums, or aiding and abetting
those weo were 50 doing, or assisting to
conceal these frauds from the people, that
their name is LEGION.
We take this opportunity to say, tsat we
know of no single individual yet removed
without fall and Just cause, we'll ascer-
tanned to exist, and we are well satisfied
that neither President Tyler or any men,
Der Of his Cabinet wish, or will consent
to the removal of any man Except the con-
fidential agents Of the Government abroad)
who has discharged his duties faithfully,
and not interfered improperly in the poll
tics of the country. But almost every man
holding Office, high or low, has been en-
gagged in the outrageous and hitherto too
successful attempt to gag the honest ex-
preston of the will of the people, making
use of their offices, and the money of the
people, or of their own salaries, to corrupt
the purity of elections, and to retain them
selves in office.
The People require their removal, and
will not be satisfied unless it is rigidIy &C
complished.
How are the frauds supposed to have
been perpetrated on some of the great in
terests of the people by their officers, and
by others through them, to be ascertained,
while they whose interest it is to conceal
them are in possession of the boots3
The condition of the body polite is
desperate, and some other remedies are
necessary than plaisters and ointments.
The probe, the actual cautery, are necessary
and we hope will be applied, otherwise the
country will continue to suffer from the
concealed but facilitating disease.
lWadisonian.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-22
From the Missouri Republican.
THE GUILIOTINE

The Locofocos, as was expected, are
making great outcry about the removals
from Office, which the Administration have
found indispensably necessary. This OPP
position to reform is perfectly natural; for
when did ever criminal praise the Justice
of the law under which his crimes were
punished. That which is now most hor-
rible, nothing bat actual tyranny, yea, ty-
ranny, accompanied by the "bloody gull
Lotine," they introduced and for twelve long
years practised, without remorse and with.
out calling forth single expression of
sympathy. This, too, they did without the
shadow of justification and without an at
tempt to justify or apologize. The poison
ed chalice has returned to their own lips,
and now they murmur loudly and most pa
thetically that they should drink what in
times past they made thousands of others
endure.
1t is a matter of curious history to ex-
anime some of the cases which have called
forth these severe lamentations. Their
Justice, and the honesty of those now ut.
tering them, becomes most manifest when
the whole history is understood. For ex-
ample, take the case of the Marshal of this
State. A loud complaint is made of the
removal of DIR. Relfe, and with what Jus.
tice, let us inquirer
When Gen. Jackson came into power
Mr.. John Simonds was the U. S. Marshal
for the District of Missouri Mr. Simonds
is partner Of the firm of Simonds e. Nor
rison, man of long residence in the coun
try, whose character for either official OF
moral honesty is, as it ever has been moi
only above reproach, but above suspicion
Prior to his appointment, he had acted a.
one of the deputy Sheriffs of this county
and during all the time he held the Office O
Marshal, not a charge of any kind that W,
have ever heard of, was made against him
The money in his hands was always SAFE
and promptly accounted for.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-22

10 be wet. A dry soil 10 essential TO suocessiu
cultivation Of this article.
Good hemp land, in Mason county, will, upon
an average, in ordinary seasons, yield ton
(2240 lbs.) for every three acres. In favorable
seasons, and upon first rate ground, have known
over 100 lbs. TO the acre produced. But this
is very uncommon yield. Five acres Of my
last years crop, measured and broke out by it.
self, produced 49ll lbs. equal TO 9S2 lbs per
acre, though my crop was considerably shortened
by the dry season.
The success with which hemp can be raised
on the same ground, for number of years, is
very remarkable. There is scarcely any other
crop, that will not deteriorate the soil, by being
grown on the same ground for succession oil
years.
The Formers Guide states, upon good au.
thorit,, that "thireen or fourteen successive
crops were taken from the same field, and that
the last was the best" have no doubt Of the
correctness OF this statement. A field contain.
ing twelve and half acres, upon which nine
Or ten successive crops have been grown, pro.
duced last season 9809 lbs. of hemp, equal to
790 lbs per acre, though the season had become
dry sometimes before the hemp had attained its
growth. This was quite as good yield, taking
into consideration the unlavorabeness of the
season, as have ever had from the same ground.
have never discovered the smallest diminution
Of crop, except what may be fairly ascribed 10
the unfavorableness Of the season. 1t may
therefore, be laid down as well settled princi.
pie, that hemp is not an exhausting crop. This
may be accounted for upon rational principles.
l. Vegetables that have profusion OF leaves in
proportion to their stalk and root, derive larger
proportion OF their aliment from the atmosphere
or substances mingled with it, than those differ.
emily constructed. 2. Plants exhaust a great
deal more ripening their seed than at any pre-
vious period Of their growth. 8. All other cir.
cumstances being equal, those crops which most
completely protect the ground from the rays Of
me sun. and the evaporating effects Of the winds,
must be most favorable 10 the preservation of its
fertility. In all these respects the hemp crop is
very favorable. Even after it is cut it still COW
ers the ground until it is put in rick. And be.
ing again spread on the same ground during the
winter, it saves the soil from the deteriorating
effects of stock running upon it. If we add to
all these advantages that it receives from the
hemp, all the leaves, blossoms pollen, mper-
feet seed, &c. which annually serve as dressing
Of manure, we shall not be surprised that hemp
should have little or no tendency 10 deteriorete the
soil. A. BEATTY.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-22
A SOUND VOICE IN VIRGINIA.
From the Richmond Compiler.

1t is gratifying to see the great change
which has taken place, and is taking place
in public opinion, with regard to National
Bank. Men who have heretofore opposed
it, sick with the ruinous experiments we
have submitted to for so many years, are
ready to support it now, anxious to see
again the harmony and prosperity in the
commercial and money world which we
once enjoyed under National Bank, and
which they now clearly see can, in no way,
be secured but by the re-establishment Of
such an institution. The arguments which
its original advocates adduced to prove il
constitutional are now proved by men who
never before admitted their force, and from
Maine to Georgia new converts are daily
declaring that they believe National Bank
essential to carry out the powers delegated
under the Constitution. We feel satisfied
that this revolution in popular sentiment
a revolution which is the inevitable conse-
quence of a few years past-wi ensure in
few months the incorporation of Nation
al Bank. and that calm will follow-.thinQs
once more fiow in their natural cssnnel~
and our country resume the quic, and eYs.
tenor Of its prosperity,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-22
VISITORS TO THE ANNUAL Elk.
ANIMATION OF CADETS AT THE
MILITARY ACADEMY.


The following gentlemen have been invi-
ted by the Secretary of War to attend the
Annual Examination Of the Cadets of the
Military Academy, to commence at West
Point, N. Y, on the first Monday in June :
c. B. Hadduck, Esq, of New Hamp-
shire.
Charles Davies, Esq, of Connecticut.
DR.. Levi Wheaton, Of Rhode Island.
Mai Gen. Pierre Van Cortland, Of New
York.
Chas. Augustus Davis, Esq, Of New
York.
Major Gen. $. Alexander, of Pa.
John l.. Cow, Esq, Of Pa.
John How Peyton, ESQ, of Va.
Hezekiah Meade, Esq, of Va.
Hon. Hugh S. Legare, of S. Carolina.
Ashbury Hull, Esq, of Georgia.
Col. John Miller, of Kentucky.
l.. P. Williamson, Esq, of Tennessee.
Dr. Gerard Troost, of Tennessee.
o. M. Mitchell, ESQ.,, of Ohio.
Rev. John Breckenridge, D. d. of La.
Capt. ID. Hunter, of Illinois.
Col John O'Fallon, of Missouri.
Jesse Turner, Esq, of Arkansas.
VIM. Ruggles, Esq, of the District of
Columbia.
Com. Charles Stewart, of the Navy.
Com. T. A. Catesby Jones, of the Navy.
Gen. A. Eustis, of the Army.
Col. S. .Thayer, of the Engineers.