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t5Ebslaa 'E'EON.

VIE Undersigned respectfully announce 10 hr pub
u lie that VIZ have entered into cp partnership IN
the business OF teaching Aao school ia this place
put purpose N taking ihs step. h 10 The
rough course at tuition IN the varOus branches Of study
pursued IN Academies aud sehooIs Than is we b,oye
IN power Individually 10 effect BY holdnp scpa
rate departments under The salr rooi pnml order may
be well preserved and the attention oi the eachos he
ing devoted Ia particular series Of Rotations we feel
confident that thereal lcr Of the pupil may be meat.
~ advanced by The more thorough instruction Which a
teacher can nnpafl N course If atody which he de-
votes his exclusive attention The opinion OF most
teachers lha hase bad m opportunity Tor comparing
the advantages d he two methods OF teaching Is deer
drdy IN favor of thu vision Of labor
Ourpatrons in this undertaking may be assred that
in addition 10 our individual experience for many years
in this profession. carry into the enterprise zeal to
excel, aud determination, by every eNertion IN ulr
power, 10 give satisfaction.
II will be perceived by The annexed programme. thai
tau course OF English and Classical study may be pnr
sued al srhuol. But while are pratiii,d III binn
able Ia present sne ol study To our pupils we
wish II clearly understood That we shall allow no stu
dent To advance toa higher class until by strict and re-
pea'ed examinations are perfectly convinced that he
possesses a knowledge oIlhe introductory studies.
The English and Latin Department VIII be- under the
superintendent Of Mr.. olphaut. and will embrace
the following studies -; Orthography, Elocutlon, I'm
gllsh Grammar. geography Penmansllip, Arithmetic
Algebra. Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Geology
Rhetoric, Latin and French Languages, and Bellies let
tres.
The Greek aud Mathematical Department will be
superintendent by MIR Saunders embracing the following
studies :t.rcok Language, Ancient Geography, Gre
clan and Roman Antiquities, History, ancient and mod
ern, Logic, Geometry. Irigonometry, Astronomy. Sur
veyng, Mensuraon OF planes and solide, Comic See
tluns. and the Integral aud Dlrcnial Calculus
Particular attention viii BE- paid To punnauship aud
good reading; accomplishments Of the highest impor
lance IN our ostmaiion and in teaching which we hope
tor much success, by reason Of the arrangement We cG
template making.
Tuition per session OF months,
In the Classics and Mathematics, ST. 80
- the English Department. Il SO
No additional charges will be made.
The session will commence the l5h September
next ID. =. OLIPllANY,
BRANCH A. SAUNDERS.
July % ifwts
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TkNiF ooparnorsp heretofore existing in this place.
. under the firm of Turner. Burwel, & Co. has been
renewed. and the eonee,n will continue To do business
Al their old stand Their sao,k OF Coods which tiny
beeyoto beone Of the best in the place. will be sold
Their by wholesale retail, at very reduced prirts,
these who may favor them with call
In addition to hsr stock Of Dry Goods. they have
good assortment Of Sugar, Coffee, Salt, &c, sc. Whirh
WILDE sold az the lowest market prices.
TURNER, BURWET.h 4 CO.
August 1 ltni it's
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"A SITUATION WANTED.

a YOUNG NlRGlNlAN who has been onnaped
4 "A Tor the last four years in teaching Latin. Mat6e
mates Philosophy and The various branches of an I'm
9is Education, aud who can produce satisfactory test
monals as TO character and qualifications wishes 10 obtain
situation br The next year IN some amy rs private
eaGhef
Indispensable
Any communications addesscd M J. CO Comnz
bell {. II. Va, VIII meet prompt attention.
Sept. 5 Dam ts
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EesrryiSag Mouse,

heIonguu 10 Mr. Nm. bailey, and nov occupied by Nh
Richard IL. Ioer II is eoneedcd Ia be Of The hand
s1ucsl situations IN town, and the Lot is tasteful, nl-
proved. IN addition 10 having all the necessary con
ycnienees lee lnusc. excellent We'll. Garden Sc
Polsons Wishing Ia procure an excellent and agreeable
iowa residence, eannot Snlt thcmselvea better
Also, the valuable .9tRE LOT. opposite lhu DwoI
ling House. ENCLOSED aud IN cultivation, and having on
m eScern stable.
And alsa, The convenient HOUSE aud LOT I'd
inlnlng Alr. Iolel's Residences, occupied by Mir
Sissun.
The ah"ye property viii he sold, either together. %
separately and on accommodating teas Possession
viii he HlVcn al The end 81 the year. MIR. 1uler will
show the property To any pcrsun dcSlrousui seeing II
and all letters IN the subserhtt addressed Brook + zeal
Campbell county, Will be promptly attended IN.
PATRICK II. SCOTT. .
May 10 ts,f
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EREVV RID,

I'D ANYWAY from the Subscriber on the ID instant
u without any known cause, CAriIARINE Ell
LOTT, gid IN her 10Th year She was bound to me
by the overseas OF the poor orewan all persons not
to har'"r her As her conduct has shown her mgra
tndc 10 my family. am not willing 10 pay hgber re-
sard than 2s cents. aud thanks for her delivery In
me in Lynchburg. 30 ;EPH V. lIARDWICKE.
September &,
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fHNlE SUBSCRIBER has procured the agency ~
the sale Of thgse truly splendid instruments. fsie
by Chiekerng & Msckeys, Of Boston
To those acquainted with Instruments from this Man
aiactoy. say nothing, feeling cen.deps they csRno,
fail 10 please.
TO those unarqunnied With theta we say. ONLY
TRY THEM. and sou will fad them MOT ufcfios- "a
the celebrated Broadwoot Pianos VI London.
We do not sell them iral--not because we are n
raid to risk trial, hut for the reason, tha4 magnify
OF persons not Judges, and such is orr confidence in
the manufacturers. that willing % stake eur rep
nlaion upon their tone and durability, boisq warranted
TO stand aoy climate.
The abose INSTRUMENTS hand, and for sale al
The sign of tho Golden Morar, Bank Square. Lynch.
burg. Va. by ID. R.4LYMAN.
Aug 8 wl2m--if AMI Of
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ffcsdcnfa! ,Ncrtmeats There is lLol, 10 be gI,a
Confusion IN The Loco foeo camp Soon Tie kentaek,
eahei'e has issued Extra Tor erculaten throughout
the tnon, setting iorlh, in tong terms, the claims
Col Il. Nj. Johnson to the Presidency. Anoag othei
things, II contains the following resolution. adopted al
meeting the friends of tha, gentleman, some months
aga, in Harrisburg, (pennsy lvania)
''Resolrct, That the letter of Martin Van Buren, 10
the Missouri Legislature declining nomination for The
PftSidegcy exhibits his devotion To tho best interests
Tie Democratic party. and meets the decided dpproba
len y Tie Peoflf Fl The aboe Caion and especially Of
the Democracy OF Pennsylvania
Mf. VI an Buren, however, seems by no means dispe-
sed 10 lake this gentle hint. Ills OF an, the Albany Ar
gus atyertng 10 this effort Of Col lohnsons friends. to
which, ii says. ~ exception can be taken, makes the
bo" ng significant remark IN reference to the resolution
above quilted But the idea that MIR. Van Buren, has
deeliaed nomination, ,eM decline such maniiesta
aton OF the popular and democratic will il it shall be
rendered. mol we presume, aust application OF the Ian
guage ols leero tie Legislature Of Missouri. In other
Words Mr. Van Barren intended that letter ,obe construed
dPto'naiicaiiy, and not literally lie meant that he
wouldn't he President again, if he couldn't he elected
Very good. Van Buren, then. is again in the field In the
mean While, there are strong symptoms Of rebellion in
New York. The plehaan and the Morning Post. both
express decided pref rance for Mr. Calhoun--lhe Even
ing Post on the other baud, like the Huntsville Herald
while itadnires Mr. Cahouns talents and recent COURSE
ahespfoa Fius to parade his old poltea slns before
the country. dwelling especially upon his casting vote
aealnst \ an Eareu's Nomination as Minister 10 Eng
hndi III the MEAN while, MIR, Buchanan who recent
w. IN company with Sllas Wright ". Buren's other
self voted fr the farm law, (Which is ',rotse than
Me bHp oboma9iioHa, according to Mr. Calhoun is
nominated by numerous public meetings in rennsyya-
MA. The plal thekcasaod shall yet see confusion
worse couI0nded, before the tangled web is unrayelcd
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10 we have received the LIST No of the League Of
Industry, published IN Richmond. by Moses Goold -.
rs lis name inipor's, its main purpose will he vnd
cate the policy eta Protective Tariff, by practical cla
oda'on OF Its results, and rohaion of the Arguments
OF tho Free Traders Published scmi-mouthly. at one
dollar pen aanun.
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.iae'ai Aiagneiism.--We copy, the fourth pace.
irom The Richmond enquirer (sehlly abrdged,) in
teesiing detail al experiments. by Mr. French of Pc
tcrsbnrg. in Aumal Magnetism, in the presence of the
Edltoroi that paper aud most of them under eircsian
ces which rcpe the idea Of collision between the mag
netiaor and the magnozcd. No can doubt that tha
Facts arc related rrocscly they occurred aud that
those facts establish, beyond all cavil the theory that
by SOME mysterious, because yet undiscovered agency
one person may acquire 'cnromrily the control of the
actions and Of course Of the mMD of another and pro
duce. by The same agrucy, entire community Of sen
sonns, That this ~ strange. all will admit but it does
notioaw, that because IL strange isthoroioe untrue
They who rdione the phenomenon are generally It mol
universally persons who have taken the panston
lorm themselves On the subject by witnessing the en-
pcrlmcnts by which it Is oucidatod and osabshe,l--
Our friend Of the Richmond Wing places himself in
lIls prodcament lie nnhesitatnply pronauneos AM
nal Magnetism humbng, though he cnnesses he did
not hear Mr. Frenehs lectures, witness any OF his
experiments lie cannot, however. deny-and not de
nymg. how does he account 1r.-to effects produced
Iy the Mes neris--rlces uniformly the aaioc and
Which could not, in some eases be produced By cnM
slon boiNren the rlrties, however arlul We con
Tess thai It is difficult to believe these tluas-but it is
more difficult III the teeth OF such evidence To disbe
ley~ There is crtdulousuess sometimes IN skep
cism it5e,i, moro ahsurd than in faith 1t At least he
hooyes tl9se who lidcule tie theory to furnish some
e paaatian Of It's l,druJmena
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MS severely bruised and cut bciare The conhsaut3
separated. The cause Of the ass,alt was harsh crit
cism, IN the columns of the Wing. upon speech des
cred by the Colonel at the Polk habaeue At Ragorsvilea
few weeks ago.
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60 4 = - ID F.EI ,B.e "

'IHlE COMPREHENSIVE heretolore EXISTING be
tween 1'Ill RMAN, WRENN & Co. ia this
day dissofcd, hf mutual eonsuni Al porsons having
claims against the eonccru, requested present them
o' payment. All hese indebted TO the eoucem prc car
mostly equcslcd 10 make speedy payment 10 Geo. y
Thurman, No Is alone authorized Ia settle the aata DC
thc eausela. GEORGE +. I'M RAlAN.
IFNiS ", y REM.
j. {. aIAGkLEF0Rn
Sept. IT. lGi2.
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% Gov. Hubbard, IN Hampshire. having seut n
letter through the Post Oliee, addressed to Ills Excel
icncy Samuel Ward King acting as Governor Of Rhode
sland' in reply to demand for the surrender Of Dor
10 the authorities Of Rhode Island the letter wasimnc-
diaely returned o1hc writer through fho same channel
with the seal uabr5tpa.
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MA 7slesissk,.S,

Married, on Thursday morning, by the Rev Edward
W ads~oril', MIR. BicuARp +. RueknR Ia Mise 50
pntA ilaRNmoN, daughter ihe late Col, Richard lar
tson, ii Amherst co.
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fofs f'OG.1'G S..fDIES, :.


IN "is. AND mss. "saNSs
VIZ 'la' M ~ WI pc re opened of roe re-
II - llt'" :" foP's on Menaay. August KUN neM
-, sa,,,e ~, "',a,oh y ''ll snd eheen ;-eonprls-
ny Wv N,,"u9 departments 81 ancent and Modern LII
'9'u"' "atnepaAeai ami Natural '>eendTs.-besi ea-
ea'r''o - e''v'3iP n' PoN',s @ He youthful midi.
~" ,r T'.''''' a Soa aaa Finished fdpcu'toh
- "o ala"'','s 1'e large and con,nntnus, aud beinE
~, u'e's WIN r"m er'" el"hes, and oihtr
e'l ~, h'oU'tiat'a Instruments 1t IS confidently
e w, we ,l%ileor and aalnmenlsol The ieseb
g' my l'sv,9y recommend them TO The ratrt mage q
t el' Hg'lr, no A,s'cal departments will he Conducted
~ VI, }9hpN well known 10 Tins community MS dis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

o. The Jonesborough (Tenncssee) Wing gives
long account ofaa assault committed upon lis Editor,
Che Rev. w, q. Brow nlow.) Sabbath day. at a
camp-mceting by Col. Fayete McAIulen of the Eirg-
MA Senate and of his brothers, with clubs. The ed
llor drew pistol and snapped it at Col. McMullen's
breast. but tho fxpoded without ftng The Editor
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o. Lord Ashburton was in Boston on the eth ut
lie was received with great deal Of parade. He had
consented 10 parake OF public dinner in New York on
the LIST inst.
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70 The Soathera Literary Messenger. for Scpicm.
Der mas reached U.S. We are compelled to postpone
until our next notice of its interesting pages
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Those il want ol any article IN their lino Of 6isn.,,s
lind II Ia their interest IN give thom call as ihe1 are
determined to sell Al prices 10 suit the lines
GEORGE Il. THURMAN,
JOHN L, SllACkl EFOED
Sept. eli
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REFERENCES.
u. -. NASH.

PETERsB URG. t1RGLAI1,.
kFFFHS HIS PIANO FORTES for sale upon,
SIHal. II they found goad TO Lo kept, il other
wise, To ba returned The prices vary from 21Jto GID
dollars THREE HUNDRED have already bern.
sold, and not bad amongst them From 20to So
always ON hand Al his extensive establishment in PEE
lersburg. Va.
July2l tsif
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gJ-tihe il .ru.licon says the Rev. Abel Brown. who
recently 50 yaearly abused Mr.. Clay in Albany. voted
iT ten l'fsan IN coo and was violently opp sed to
Van Buren, in l2ioand il hence argues thai the said
Abel mates The democracy" as bitterly we do This
argument Is clearly non se9nitu. and tho assumpz
ton is 9raln'lons President Tyler was a Harrison
man in lSlo-so were Gilmer. Wise, Mallory
Proift, Gushing q ca'efd-bpt 10 M6y "halc the
democracy IN lsl2@ Certainly not and wo as
sure the editor Of the Republican, that zoe entertain no
such feeling as that which, measuring our corn by his
ba5he, We suppose, he hnpuos 10 u.s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

Treason IN he cnap'-.fhe Madisolian warns the
democratic party" that "sume Of It's prominent mem
hcs have EVIL designs which we learn bya literal
nnsalion Of It's whining article, consist in ''sccrey
striving to itefcm the Democratic party from co-opria
ting with the Administration" John Jones charges
these "womng1' men with secretly ondeayorinp To
elect lhr removal Of "Denocuts' from Office and Ia
prevent the success Of applicants OF the samo party for
portion Of ale Is, rNhic it seems they still hunger
as did the isaees IN tit l,sl pots Of Egypt Toet
oc tbs ord the Official charge that these prominent
men have Iasey suppressed letters written 10 diem ~
'Fcnorrac oiirc seekers. and that they have VIII
tea ''hlncated tales IN answer thereto john .lon,.,
asks aiitr cumming uphis charges. with characteristics
simplicity Ia sa.h cenduet mtrioc3" BY means
John. but then. yau huoa Tho old adaee, thai II You liz
down with he1. yc mltsi expect 10 up with ncas'
the5e are sfafo caogets. to be preferred by the
cunt Organ a2alnst someot its ''pfomnent2 alhes.-
Who are lheg} Tie public are entitled 10 kaou
Which Of these dsnlctsed Patriot aro guilty Of these
miameis "c;s Il is not Mr.. Calhoun, bccause the Mad
soniaa es,@ lis article with vigorous defence of ,laf
gentleman. Lit, then. fentun and his clique Public
curiosity is aroused L lam Jtaes's ts,nnations and
We hold him Laand to afatiiy it. John closes with a
warning to ha new allie, hat, They do not prompt,
Ie5u1e' t. zen, aa dseountenance their acts '.tho
Democratic party viii he scattered to tic winds
which. IN oar opinion, would be no great calamity.
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EGssc0fsOR.

NN RS. COLES school will commence on Monday.
4fH September 9TH No eAerton shall be spared Tor
the advancement the children committed 10 her care.
and firm aud steady discipline will be exercised.
Branches ENTHUSIASTICALLY Reading, Writing.
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar, Ancient aui
Modern History Sc.
Terms for session OF five months
For beginners, 3 co
For those more advanced, Z 30
August - ItH
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WIG MrrTlNGIN cAMrnEll.

We are rrGeesied to give notice that meeting Of n
WINES Of Campbell county, will be held ut thcir Couf
House on Monday nrNt, The l2lh Of September bcoq
Court day. Atuatcodaaec Is desirable
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q. IENlpERANlE MEErlNG

o. TEMPERANCE MEETING. NJ
meeting of The Lynchbnrg mechanics Temp, rance
Socley viii he held at the Masonic Hall ts evrniaa
at early candle l2ht.
JAMES FRETWElI., PEST
GEo. II. IHuBMAN. Scc'y
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D.. The Republican seems to have set itself IN us
Watchdog as to bark whenever we 90 aslray. We
are much obliged to r its Kindness and regret that
we eannd rccprocate it, But we have other fish 10 fry
10 one fapale case Of omission, however on its par
we would beg leave to invite its aention--and that is
That has failed to publish the Majority Report Of the
Select Committee on the Veto, although it has published
bo OF the Minority Reports inrPig-and Ibis, TOO. at
ter copying an aitaehupon he National ntelgencer from
the court fool because the ncli9encer published the
Majority Ropofi bfioret rnblshcdthe reply to (which
erdhay minds seems 10 be the natnra order of lhnq
We KNOW That our nelghbor Scorns ''editorim Licks'
loo sincerely, to act thus ualairly by design.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
SEPTEMBER ;, 1872
EeIiiLlp SMITH, of the county Of Franklin
d having filed petition praying that he may be de
cared bankrupt is ordered thai all persons claiming
to be creditors Of the said Philip Smith show cause
to the court, the l2th day Of November next. why the
said Philip Smith be not declared bankrupt pur-
snan To the act of Congress in that behalf; and that
copy OF thi, order be published in the newspapers,
cording to the 22d aud 2lth rules of court.
ACopy--Iese.
HENRY GIBSON. Clk
September W5w
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az eOHE 10 CsOIP.
EeElSG determined TO bring present business to q
y close speedily possible, shall. from this
time, offer our large stock oi Dry Goods. wnat refer
cnce to cost, FOR MONEY. 1t will be- found TO con.
ss Of many Goods suitable TO the present aud approach
ing season. We are aware that descriptions Of
Goods there is a considerable decno all n Seh offer
,ctl0a regard ia cost, aud the residue COST Buy
ers, either by wholesale retail. are invited to call.
viii unIuesonably be made 10 their interest to deal
with
In addition 10 ON stock Of Dry Goods, we have on
hand good assortment al &. X L T. II | f. :.
which offer the lowest market rates, to which
call the attention ofour customers and others.
WHITE, 1ARDf 4 IRVINE.
July % Is
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ron RE.1'1.

EVK KE.V'T. 939.s'
I-ws THE large and conmodIous STORE
Gs9!::'a ROOM. on Bank Square, lately occ,s-
MafiiiH pied by ROBES & BURTON; aise.
49, the very comfortable and convenient fam
lily apartments above. ROBES s. BURTON.
june Is "
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nesGssMOND RXES.

A hF BARNES X Co.'s. make. For sale. for n
W manufacturers. al tlieir Richmond prices, by
IL d. RlCHARDS.
mug y tSif
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WkEn. Issi SOLID.
Valuable Town Property Goa.
sbnsp

FENllE subscriber is authorized by the owner IN sell
a on accommodating terms, the eommodpue am
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

The closing sentence of this portion of the
wolk shows the general spiri, which pervades the
whole, and the conclusion to which the Professor
arrives;
The substance of the reccn, history of England,
IS the struggle against monopoes and restrictions
OF every kind After a long resistance, the VIC
tory was obtained over the rotten boroughs, the
opponents OF Roman Catholic emancipation, the
oid poor-aws, and municipal laws, the monopoly
OF Tue East India Company, and the tea trade Of
ehaa Even majority of the former opponents
o. ali these great measures now acknowledge their
necessity, and the advantage resulting from them
ana after this acknowledgement, they cannot re-
man mi stationary at an arbitrarily chosen spot
there may be disputes on isolated questions, on
pounds, shilIings and peace; but, on the whole,
and ona great scale, Lord John Russell's propo-
sais OF free trade, ana reform of the system of
taxation, will Inevitably triumph. La them, the
entire future welfare of England is concealed, or
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
sunre,ne Gaurf.

The following arc the names and JesluenCe' o'
the gentlemen who have been admitted as Alter
news and CounsclIors al the October term OF the
Supreme Court of the State Of Ncw-} York, now IN
session in Rochester:
Tryon do David l.. Warng, do, Nathan Huntington, do
Richard Morcbousc. tics Amos Patterson Binglhnitpn
James L. Phelps Jr New York Edward Wells Sin. SlnS
John Curry Peekskit John K. Tracy, Newly orR Mat
threw D. ogg Uuca; James G.. King, Jr; iuc!iafd =.
Emmett do John Hone do Johan Graham do; William
B. Mech, do; WIN. L. Horn do; Joseph r. "hltienore'
Rome Marshall B. Champlln, Cuba ; Jno H. Ferguson
TIux,on; Lewis ~ y. Van Derlp, Waterloo; Sllas nj.
Borroughs, Medina; Clark /. Baskin, Hava6ai Thomas
Ninde Lyons; Gilbert Robertson, Troy James w. ben
Stewart, Angelica. Alonzo 6. Beasd'sy, Aupufni husn
w. Mcclellan Albany; Cyrus Swan, P9ughke, pse John
C. wilkn, Monticello; Jacob c. Van Dych Cossackie
Kern Carroll Cherry Valley Jonathan Tprbei Ezaheth.
town. Jas. summsrfe ID; Lloyd a. Hayward, no .oik ;
Buffalo; azel &. Hamilton. Addison; Austin A. howain'
Buffalo George w. Morrell, New York; Boles Bashord,
Lysus; Thomas s Lord. Buffalo; Brannan Young, Saia-
via John W Hclco!t Hupeoye Falls; Daniel > kobert',
Buffalo; Stephen Powers, do; Gideon N Mundy Geneva :;
Barkeoe Brookiyn George II. Cooper, EewYork In
ban H. Answor,h, Brockpor Charles q. Day, lthca
James Forsyth Keesvle; Charles Ga Nup NeH-l ork' )
Isaac Nanderpoel, Albany William e Shaw Ne"l DIN
Thomas c. Cutler Holly; Samuel w. Budlong Seorse
ii. Stone, Gaines Truman Warner Thomas NJ Webster,
Lock port; Thomas Reynolds James Clark, Garhson
CoUNsELLoRs -Lysander Farrar, Rochesser; Joha a.
Hugnston, Delhi, penwate county; James IT, Mcaad
John K Hale IIornelsvle Sleuhen county, john D beeu
Buffalo, James c. Smith, Lyoas; Charles j. foissr Gs
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