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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
IF the Office Of Governor, was read.
RESOT IfUtIONC
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, lS42.
a letter from Mr. Mcdowell, sgnifying his acceptance


letter from Mr. Mcdowell, signfying his acceptance
of the office Of Governor, read
RESOLUTIONS
BY Mr.. BYRD, ofP.-Tha Committee Of Roads INQUIRE
into the expediency Of bringing in bill extending Sar
dis Cole of Wood County, further time comply with the
act passed January TO- le42, establishing ferry from his
lands the Ohio River
BY Mr. GALr.ATEE-That the Report Of Superintendent
Of Public Edihces, be referred Select Committee with
authority TO report by bill or otherwise.
BY Mr., PARKs-That the Committee OF Finance be in.
strced forthwith consider and report the mode Of
making speedy provision for the payment the interest on
the debt Of the James River Knnawha Company due the
LIST of January with the view preserve nyioate the faith
and credit Of the State.
Mr.. PARKS offered this resolution, and moved that IL DO
made the order Of the day for Friday He conceived that
the State bound to make provision for the interest and
the subject could not be acted on too soon
Mr. TALLIAFERRO suggested that the House would be
thin Friday aud the resolution had better be deferred
until Monday. lie agreed with Mr. PARKS, that the State
pledged TO the prompt payment Of the interest
II was made the order Of the day for Monday.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. Gallaher Of Richard ID. Sanxay proposals TO
furnish the State with and enlarged edition of Hen
nings' Justicc-By Mr.. Blue, Of VIM Berry, to be rem
busod for os sustained whilst in the employ Of the State
as gate keeper the Northwestern Turnpike Road-By
Mr. Miller, Of citizens Of Mason County TO make Kannwha
river lawful lenco-By Mr. Basel Of citizens of Harrison
for Convention 10 amend the Constitution.
On motion Of Mr. TALLIAFERRo,
The House adjourned.
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rhe Riehmend Enqni,er and d, Ereh,auer

The above i' tho conspicuous caption Of editorial in
the Madsonian Of the l9h il s either the production or
the PATRON, or was revised and corrected by him, he
proof sheets are frequently revised aud corrected by hmO
some Of the expressions, especially those in italics nre the
PresdcHrs ogn. lie stands in Of the Richmond En-
qurer, and well he may; for he knows that Mr. Richie
knows him, toRd and will not be induced retrnct the
assertion, that Mr. Tyler has done many things "hurtfu to
the Democracy" "Mr Richie makes point with Mr.
Jefferson, and in doing makes point with Mr. TYLER
80 Mr.. Jones. Mr.. Tyler makes point to quote Mr.
Jefferson, when Il answers his purpose in vindcaon Of
his Exehequcr plan But when he determined to turn out
the Collector Of Philadelphia Mr. JeTersons opinion and
practice had no influence on him. President Jefferson was
told that subordinate in the Custom House In Philads
pha' was politically opposed 10 him, and should be turned
out His reply wss Ihave more right TO turn out the
subordinates Of the Collector, Than have TO turn out my
neighbours old sevans and choose new ones for him. L
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W Tho friends acquaintance invited
attend funeral Of his daughter, Mrs ELIZABETH CATLET
this morning O'Clock her fathers residence AZ Rockets
Fr Notice.-Ttc attention ~ The Public requested
ale Of SLAVES sabot Hin Coochland Friday next 3Oh
which certainly take place unless the weather prove rery
favorable. another column.
ar general meeting Stockholders Manchester Cotton
and Manufacturing Company will be held =, the oce n Hot
den Esq Saturday 3isi instant at O'Clock "
de ft-dGr15t WM. u. HAMILTON, Agent.
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The James Rirer and Rana,cha Con,on,

we publish to-day the memorial of the Stockholdsr.
this Company which presented to the House ON s,p
day last and ordered to be printed From t. document 4,
will be seen that the Company able to meet the int
rest on its guaranteed bonds falling due on Monday
and have applied to the Legislature for temporary advance
OF the amount for that purpose or course no
action can be had the subject until after the
bling Of the Senate the 9th January But il ia devou,v
to be hoped that the Legislature will promptly respond
this CALL and shew to the world that the pchted faith Of
the Commonwealth never for moment to be questioned
Such act by enhancing the value of the bonds and Of
the scp convertible into bonds would give most season
able relief TO the community and if coupled with the In
crease OF tolls applied for in the memorial would doubtless
not only enable the Company refund the advance in
short tme but place it in position that would render
similar appeal unnecessary hereafter.
The subject was brought the notice of the House YES
erday by Mr. Parks, who deemed early action important
and expressed the belief that the State pledged TO
provision for the interest His views seconded by Mr.
Taiafcnoand the subject made the special order for
Monday
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aud kanawha Company, pray acts may be
passed by the general assembly embracing those provisions
Aud, us in duty bound.
Your memorialsts will ever pray, &c.
JAMES LYONS, I
WA. VI. PEYTON,
J. W. PEGRAM, ! Committee.
RO. q. STOTT,
q. n. JOHNSON.
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n OST or misplaced from our Store, on Cary
direct on The nrit Of the FIRE n Tnpeu
sn two boes and and half boHes Of Woolscy
woo hafboT Of Browns Tobacco three boIes Of
p,nss kcg Of Indigo and barrel Coffee Any
infrnstion about goods viii be thankfully rsceyed
dear PAkblSh bbAILbfs
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REPORT on THE FINANCES.

Letter from the Secretary Of the Teasy the state Of
the finances.
TRrAsvRv Department. Dec. IL, ls42.
Sir In obedience the directions Of the act Of Congress
Of the 10Th Of May 1900 entitled IAN supplementary
the entitled An to establish the Treasury Depart
ment" and entitled IAN establish the fiscal
year, &C. approved the s6th August ls4e the Secretary
Of the Treasury respectfully submits the following report
i.-of tia psAse a.d sryssditsrs
The balance in the Treasury the LIST
January, 1912, exclusive of the amount
deposited with the States, trust funds
and indemnites,) was S2S0.4s3 es
The receipts into the Treasury during the
irst three quarters Of the present year
amount to Szooio'osS 20
From customs Sl426O,s3O IS
From lands l,0Sl6Se S5
From miscellaneous and
incidental sources ll2,s61 IL
From Treasury notes, per
act 18th Feb. is4a l,OSO,2o6 Os
From Treasury notes, per
act 3lst January, 1912 a,i9is2l 50
From loan of ls4i and 10 2296,l 1913 g.
The receipts of the fourth quarter, 1t ises-
timated, will amount TO 7,eSo,OOU w
From customs 100000 90
From lands $4,000 20
From miscellaneous and
incidental sources 2O,OOO OO
From Treasury notes 100000 90
From loan 100000 00--
-'s ysat VIC ''''' ''''''''N ~ " saI, sos, 5ss rs
And with the balance in the Treasury
the LIST January last, an aggregate OF S'SS,o'' 40
The expenditures for the first three quarters
of the present year. have amounted to S2626i,ee2 ~
Viz:
Civil list foreign inter
and miscellane-
Gus, S4,3Tl933 80
Army Notifications, PEN
sions fulhment of lndi-
an treaties, suppressng
Indian hosulities, &c. .,Ob5O35 70
Naval service, 6,sl1,Uci IL
Treasury redeemed,
including interest, 7,s564Oo IS
Public debt, including in
on the loan, 2o442' gu
The expenditures for the fourth quarter,
estimated on data furnished by tho -
respective departments, at e,1Se's'o 10
Viz:
Civil, foreign intercourse
and miscellaneous (in-
Guiding the amounts due
10 States for distribution
of the sales of public
lands, and amounts due
10 Mississippi and Ala
bama under of Sep
tember A. 1917 2,lA,0l397
Army, Notifications, PEN
sions, fulfment of In
dian treaties, suppress
sion OF Indian hostilues,
&c 3,7lO,436 IS
Naval service l,S2S,3S5 Is
Interest on loan l52,il2 %
Unclaimed dividends 5000 90
Principal and interest q
Treasury notes 100000 %
To which add outstanding warrants issued
prior 10 Jan. l, 1912 eO5,+74 O3
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HOYT q cos PRIZE OFFICE
LOST

Ssrt Lottery s25O 900 Capital 50 of 1000 Se Tickets $40
Nos 9nd IS drawn. Tickets IN quantity TO he bad Of
4, 90 HOYT n co.
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ganizing separate parties The Van Buren,es held meet,
ing last week, and the Calhoun,es attended and his,sd
and broke up the meeting in confusion The Calhounss
had their meeting few evenings aterwards-and they
not interrupted all-wheeupon the Van Burenes
claimed hathey the decent and best por
ton Of the parBut the Calhounites reoned that Van
Burenites few in numbe that they were afraid to
any shines.
Each faction calls upon its friends throughout tho State
TO raise its standard, aud conquer die around it.
IL Mr.. Stevenson, in Card to the Enquirer explains
the Of his alarm and the why and wherefore he wrote
10 the American Squadron in the Mederrane in 10
cut and run for home His explanation does not mend the
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"STORM BREWING -

Under this threatening caption, Mr.. John Jones dis.
through several numbers of his paper-n strain
we'll calculated to alarm the nations of the earth Mr. Espy
the Storm king is fairly thrown into the shade.
We few extracts on the same principle that we
copy from the "Mid-ngdt Cry" Of the Mertes to keep
readers fully advised of the that is TO happen
The Storm which John is brewing appears bs designed
for the special benefit Of Mr.. Benton, and oil ohers who
do by Capt Tyler-embracng nine hundred and
ninety Thousand i'm cyery million
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-11
From The Concord, y. y, Patrio,. Of Nor. ST.

Our distinguished Senator, Mr.. Woodbury., addressed
the members of The Legislature and citizens of Concord
al the Town Hail. or las, Thursday evening, in very
animated and able speech, giving an cccoun. o! his
stewardship IN Congress. Though only few hours
notice was given, full house was in attendance =
Having been introduced TO the audience by Governor
Hubbard, Mr.. Woodbury., after few PREDATORY re-
marks commenced his graphic and interesting eeinea-
ton of the doings cf the Administration and party now
having The control in Congress, their struggles and
failures their and everses, by explaining the
character of the act regulating the fair and solemn
conrac, by which Blair and Rives were appointed print
ers 10 the Senate
He then passed 10 the Bankrupt law, and pointed out
The distinction between bankrupt law and an insol.
vent law The former he conceded that Congress had
power TO enact but denied its constitutional right to
establish the latter The system Of the present law he
denounced as an insolven, system, and therefore IN.
1t was intended TO create a debtor Ju-
bee In its operation i, grossly violated the Obligation
Of Contracts and belonged to the black ls Of repudia
tory acts It's tendency snd design to confer upon the
Federal courts the dates and powers belonging TO the
State courts, 10 wrcst from the Safe Governments
ttsr rights and proper juTaa:;icp to build up strong
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-11

6ARD-RICHARD D. SANXAY, Book Binder and Blank
- Book Manufacturers his respects 10 his former Gus
TONER'S and acknowledges his Indebtedness then for their very
liberal patronage for the last ~ years.
II has his uue train Of caamIies incident TO
both and manufacturer To lose the ayaIls oil the long
period alluded and in his determination TO ete ont JUS
lice creditors surrendered his all, even The "rorsng
tools Of has profession"
ly the kind few friends. he has enabled 10
cure suitable prosecution Il Book Binding in all lis
branches and determined by his manual eIervn' to pre-
work point Of beauty and durability, IN any
city. lie confidence calls upon his rmer friends and pat
their Of the general quality OF his work and
materials he need refer The fact that they have been IN
banking Institutions Court Offices Public hSso
and Societies throughout the State for series o years.
aud given, far learned general satisfaction.
Relying upon the kind feeling, OF those for whom he has so
long and faithfully worked he trusts In addition to their own
custom, they will exercise their influence III recommending their
friends.
rebound, and Blank Books furnished ruled 10 any
pattern and bound in any desirable siyle.
To old and the public generally beg leave TO
say they furnished with Stationery of every descrp
ton very superior qualify and at low prices BY NJ A. )
LYONS Bookseller who the Store under
my Bnde, door below the China and Glass Store Of Mr.
James Evans, Richmond, Va.
4e-WtJ
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TIE PROTECTIVE POLICY.
. !.

EXTRACT of letter, dated LONDON, lsh Oct., 1912,
receired By the Caledonia
"The prohbitory Tariff of thu u s. has undoubtedly
added 10 the gloom which continues TO hang over our
manufacturing Districts and is no less true that by
The action consequent such measure, the mpor-
tation here of many articles Of American produce will
be seriously diminished. We sincerely hope that
more liberal system of policy will shortly he adopt.
ed and that restrictions commfrcial activity ana
enterprise will on both sides be eventually removed.
We hope the readers of the Bay State Democrat will
give the above extract serious consideration, as al
fords practical evidence Of the pernicous effect oil
probitory Tariff or what is falsely termed protective
Tariff Tariff, TO be protective in the sense in which
this term is commonly used, MUST be prohbitory. 1t
appears that effect Of The present Tariff IS to inJure
the manufacturing interests of Great Britain, or, as
the writer remarks "to add to the gloom which con
tinues to hang manufacturing districts and
no doubt thereby helps to put money into The pockets
of the great manufacturers OF New England. We will
say nothing of that benevolent spirit which would
crush laborng people of country, 10 grow up an
arstocracy OF wealth in another.
But it seems that the i'll effect Of tariff is not con-
fined 10 Great Britain and its factories; for it rebounds
upon ourselves inasmuch as the importation INTO Great
Britain "of many articles of American produce Will be
seriously diminished" Now il will be observed, that
among these articles cotton, tobacco wheat, four
lard, butter cheese, &c, &c, the products Of our
agricultural interest; and it is this interest that must
suffer then, 10 build up immense corporations the
great gains Of which, for the greater part, enrich only
a few individuals Our agriculture, our commerce,
our ship.buidng, &c, &c, must pay tribute TO The
lords of Lowell, under the deusve cry Of "Home In
dustry,' "American System and score OF other
good names, most shsmcfuy misapplied
Do the people ofths country suppose that thr nJnry
which The manufacturers sustain by our high Tariff
are ccrfaed 10 them alone, aud that every crnt which
il causes them to lose, will be received BY u.s. lfso,
they are nnGer very great mistake Every cent that
the people of Great Britain By proh'btoy laws lose
laborers Look around upon the state OF trade Our
manufacturers are doing well enough the Tariff was
made for them; but on The other hand, our commerce
languishes, and the products of farms find but
poor market The truth il, if ic not buy OF other
nations, they cannot buy of rs.
Boston BAY State Democrat.
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,ARGE AssORTMENT OF DRY COOL


y H. JENKINS having removed to the new building al the
IL. Main Exchange Streets Richmond Virginia.
Meuu seve variety Of Dry GOODS in the city,
thrm in consequence Of selling by wholesale or eta
cheaper than formerly hs customers will find the
goods at low prices in any pat Of The United States
posed Of s of his old goods and will hereafter offer very COM
plrle assortment Of The following articles: n,,.,.,
SILK GDODSA the newest styles OF BACK ana Colored
silks all prices and Qualities, for day and evening dresses
MousLIN DE LAINEs.-Every variety of color and style
CALlCoEslOOo pieces fancy styles, all prices from 8,
10 and Z? cents To the very finest manufactured Also Mourn
-" cI i cnssiMEREs AND vEsTINGs-A very large
LINEN GOoDs-Irish Linens, all prices from 25 37
and finer qualities Table Diapers all widths
Toweing of every description; sheetinss all kinda Linen
Iandkercieis, ali prices, from Is cents To 81 EACH
Russia and bird. Eye Daps!s Napkins &C. &c bin. -.
size Silk Cotton Merno Raw Silk, Wors.d, and o:her make
@ boys nd ans blue
and half mourning Mousns Gladys and Bornbaznes and other
BoSNETs, RIBASDs AND FLowERs-Laes, fashions
LACE GooDs.Thread and Botine, Lace Wells, Seats, In
ee ca ana an" Muslin capes and Collars
FlANNELs.-Whe, red aud yellow Fannrls. English,
VII" SRa % " s az 'Sn s
UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLS-h very superior manufac-
turr of these articles, made expressly for retail.
GENTLEMEN will always find mcrno, lambs wool and SILK
Drawers sorks cravs Hosiery and Gloves Of all
kinds Suapenders Linen Bosos and Collars Six ana linen
SERVANTS CLoTHlNG.-AH kinds Of goods for male and
DOMESTIC GooDs-,GO baes and Of beaohed and
beached Shrng and Shecns from To yards wide
Also Apron aud Furniture Cheeks Bed Ticking Cotton Ozn7
brp In and necessary branch Of business great at
ten;on is always hand extensive stock Of
all the most approved manufactures in the country.
SHAWLS, SCARFS AND MANTILLAS Of the latest impor-
tations.
SUNDRY ARTICLES -Merinos, nimiy. Flinges, Co.scs,
SILK Yclves Musnso Of Cambria Book nll and Jacone Sew
ing Materials Liner, Cotton and Silk Buttons &c.
The informed that they rely finding at this
Establishment all times, full supply of all The above articles
from cheapest kind made 10 the finest iabctns sung the
wants and wishes of ALL New Goods opening week
year. 'o auction and here and VIII be
sold off a great bargains. II X. II. JENKINS
stapl. and Fancy Dry Goods and Linen Store:
Aur I6 2-aff
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p EMuvAL-R N HUDSON, Denis,, hns removed his office
IL TO thu square Banks Main street, door
the residence uf James Bosher, Esq.
He performs all operations the Teeth for their beauty and
incompatible Teeth singy, or In full
SETS on the approved plans.
interested respectfully invited 10 call
and examine of Teeth comprising variety
shades carefully seected from the celebrated manufac
lie a.o Artificial Paates designed to restore The voice
o proper and sound.
Refer 10 the Rev. Dr. Iumer Rev DR.. Empc Hubbard, Gard
ncr Co.. Peyinn $. Baxter, ESQ., DIR. Chamberlayne
DR.. Brockenbrough, Gen. Pegram and Dr. II. e. Cabel
or, Ia iS-wly
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Tue LAST GREAT RACE BETwEEs FASHION AsD
BLUE DioK.-The grand finale, for the seaso' between
these splendid nags came off ON Friday The Eagle
Couse, at Trenton, for purse of $500. It vas most
beautiful race, and drew together large coacourse Of
spectators, among whom were Lord Cslitan, Hon.
Ba:lIe Pry,on, William Gibbons Esq and other dis
tinguished characters
loving time;
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be following clas;e aud beautiful es ae Hoti 'he 10
.n.elcal Magazine: ,,,.,.
Tho storm was ious-tefore tive tiasi
oar gallant bark was driten
Their fil,nins cfes;S the biil3"s rr'reh,
And no; one friendly star appeared,
Through all the vau Il OF Heaven.
Vet I,rn,,ssS s,;,i the stecisman stood,
And rasrl without sigh,
,vhere passed on needle bright ana S4!'''
And ,gh,et by q li:ithorn dim,
The compass meets his eye
Thence taught his darsSome course 10 steer
lie hreatl,rh no WISH Tor day;
Hat brayed the wlirwind's hcadlnh2 might,
Nor once, throughout the dismal might,
20 fear or cubi gave way
And what Is Of the Christians life,
Bat storms "a AK aud drcar,
Tnrouel which, without one biniiesoiii iay
OF worldly bliss To- cheer his wa:,
He must his vessel steer.
Yet lei him ne'er Ia sorrow yield,
Fot IN the sacred page
4 conrass shine, dIvur'y true,
An1 Se.fh!nmined, :reels ms Nit"
Amid the tempest rage
Thea firmly let him grasp the helm,
Ph3uga loud the hillowS roar,
And soon, tbs tails and troubles past,
His anchor he shall safely cast,
On ClnIaG's happy shore.
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GREAT BARGAIN IN LAND.-Thc subscriber having deter
" mined 10 remove la the State of Missouri VIII 81. III M
Of Land In the county Of Caroline which he At prs ~
sides, containing about twelve hundred This Sad
Gated abo, miles from Chesterfield Depot, the R,ohnon
allie good health and good society, being rii distant noe
Richmond and fredericksburg, and ahont thirty inlc io9
either place. The improvements consist OF large ana c
venent dwelling h"se, with six above me bas, mel" @
two ia the baeneni an excellent mary NEEDED on rre s
material; cabins. and all other Necessary on houses for lag
family al and good repair There il upon tie lana "a"
good apple orchards and wo dwelling houses, that 'E
n-cessay b. divided into Two farms of six hundred a
There the yard excellent we'll cf operated >;
pump and good Spring far diiani. The qi:, Of e lana
good and perhaps better than any in The nerioil
Running through Il large crrek. arng not tss a1 ore
hundred o valuable dat land inferior To esI
valuable swamp land. About three hundred acrs Is "'
original growth heavily nbrrrd with oak and pine Ih'
situation would he location for Lawyer, nnd wen"
afford fine practice. further description Is deemed nrtff
siry, is presumed person wishing purchase VIII aiSt ~
anime for himself The term. WI he made easy. VIII t's
pleasure in showing The Land In persons who wish 70 u
chase. FRANCIS w. stOi'.
Nov. 4 !-s ~
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DMINISTRAToRs' ALIVE shall proceed to SELL ., w
n late residence Of VIM w. Niche. in Hanover eoua'!,
Thursday 18th day of November 14 all the stock Of e'
kind belonging the Of said Niche in said county, %
,stng Of horses work oxen cattle sheep aud hos
hand, threshing chine farming utensils, h "a
kitchen furniture, We shall hire out At the same TINE
place. for one year. number OF valuable slaves. and fen
the period the Of land called the Cltb- .r,
On Tuesday 2aad day month"; we ,na
ont the premises the naet Of land lying near ne h
Spring. In and hire all the slaves on
estate The stock and cops Of every kind will also he %
the day. Ills believed that there will b. 400
for sale. ,,,d.d:
Term f SoL-For all sums under &c. eaih will Be and
exceeding sum- credit Of u months WIN hu
Apr, vsd security will be rrquEsd-apd mo same -
and ients ~. place
If The days above named fair the sales viii mSs !. coz
the fair days thereafter, snd 10 eaen ease w"
tinued from cay 10 day. ai'h hn" JAMES p VOPKINs,
PHILIP n. JONES,
Administrsto. Of VIM. w. Aiehie' o sse%s,
louisa coauty Oct H.
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JAMES i GEORGE WINSTON,

Commission Observation-Disclosures, PTginla
RErrRrScEs:
E fi. %'!s 4 cas. Co. Boston.
Fisher \ Baldwin,
@%. r s;sc9 ! : Co. e., Philadelphia.
Jas Steel Il Co,
Suydam, Sage Co..
Jameson Sandlord, fer York.
James Hunter,
Thos. w. Pairo, Wdshiagtoa
lambeth q Mckenzie .a,eIaaarn.
Cassett & Page,
Kirkland & Chase,
John Uurgs & Co, Rcb;u,,.
Robert Howard 8, Co.,
Buck 4 Herr,
vii Wisg Il { s 5sn, Ssnn
Jas smoo, Gscrsstorn.
Andrew Lcech, }
VIM. Lppneoti' p'a''4Ts' Pa
T Es@.; y ~ M ksss, s"i4.sss, os''.
Hn,sSy 1.s.! Hs'a Ss Martin, Perry Ohio
Crew Z Coax, Riehmosd, Ohio.
Stetson & Avery,
Josrph Lands & Co -yte Orleans.
Thuinaa B Winston,
Ie;nnei Jones, -H.. FedsGs', Oain.
WM. Martin Co, CreieriAe, Ohio.
nm + + c TaSs Cincinnati, o4;e.
Robert Campbell, ST. Louis, No.
Feb. S7-laff