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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

AS UNREASONABLE PaSic-Thc mercantile COM
munty appear 10 be giving way 10 an extraordinary pa
mic The sales which taking place at the pTnciPa!
auction stores exhibit astonishing results. Goods are
daily struck off al prices lower than known
before in this market, and of course at immense
losses TO the importers. Buyers themselves amazed
and seem 10 be much alarmed ~ sellers at this
state of things. They grow shy, and afraid TO
purchase even al prices which little more than
nominal.
Now, regard this trepdalion altogether unrea-
sonable. Ii merchants will allow their nerves 10
become steady and their minds settled and calm, We
viii invite them 10 look this matter full in the aceo
take broad and comprehensive view Of their position,
and see whether the world is in fact coming to end
now, whether II viii roll in the rood old fashion
ed way for few years longer-.N y. San, .darch 8.
TRr,suRf NorEs-It is stated by several papers
that United States Treasury Notes have been protest
ed at some OF the banks OF tins city THIS cannot be
So The banks may have refused TO redeem them, be-
cause they not payable here, but they cannot be
protested without being first presented, and payment
demanded and refused, at Washington.
We presume, however, il is true that there are no
funds to redeem them with except new emissions of
the kind of paper, either here at the Treasury
Department. And such state of things should put
Congress to The blush. They are wasting time BY the
day, week and month"; literally dong nothing, while
the credit, The honor and prosperity the country
al stake 1t too bad. Give fewer words and more
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IaNFS 4 GEORGE WINSTON

ia NEE ~ IEolStrE w 40 Wv,
Commission .ncrckaais- fichmond, itrgtam
C. wilkins = CO.,)
Fisher & Co., Boston.
Fisher L Baldwin,
# E:ns'5 r s,;:9 : Co. Co., 'An,+.,sa
Jas. Steel Z Co,
Suylani Sage & Co,
Jameson & Snndl1rd, .Nf1 York.
James Hunter,
Thos. w Paifn, Washington.
Lambeth < Mckenzie, yt.ognj,,,
t'ae.e!i :. Page,
Kirkland & Glaze,
John Bpess K TO-, p,t.,-r.
Robert Howard S; Co., ~
Buck Il Herr,
Wisnn 4 Sons, y,u
Chs. II. Shield, "
Ial Smon GeOrsst0rm.
T%' d !gaiatoa, 'a'''4r<' Pr.
T rsa: y; y I.aaa; % s~a.asla, Ohio.
Iil'srav , & iiarirs'y' Martins Ferry Ohio
Crew & Cook, Richmond, Ohio
StctsOn s. Avery,
Joseph Lands 4 Go - -fftc Orleans.
Thomas Is. Winston,
I..muel Jones, Mt. Pleasant, Ohio.
VIM. Martin s. Co., CirieriHs, Ohio.
MM c TaGd Cincinnati, Ohio.
Robert Campbell, ST. Louis, No.
Frhs e.-la'i
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Feb. Is

TWELL CoGiiilL, E.auIRE.-Slr: A. YOU not nha
"A h.ant of the State Of Virginia you will please take notice,
SHALL the 23d March next At eshurr in The cCHny
of Caroline the hours O'clock a. NJ aud
O'Clock p NJ take the dispositions Of Atwe Wis.eswUh,
John Young Robert = Coleman Wm Ga;ewood and Others,
read evidence in a pending the Circuit Supe
Court Law and Chance for the county Of Caroline,
wherein plaintiff and you and Robert utchfed de-
PENDANTS Also tie 3Isi OF The said month"; March, between
the hours the Office of the Ceut Superior Court
and Chancery M the county OF Spotsvania in the
Frederick a proceed take the dispositions of Al
@. Lucas. William Jackson and others lie read evil
II from any the said derostions
taken completed the days aforesaid they will be al
Iourned from day 10 day Till completed Respectfully,
JOHNSON NEWTON,
February a2nd, 1872. 93-wiw
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FLORIDA.

s.x.,x,u. March We have from received our
attentive correspondents the following letters by the u
S steamer Col. 8. Harvey, Capt: Pearson Georgian
EAST FLORIDA, March j.
Dear Sr--On the 27th ult., Halifax river, East
ofthe ST Johns, Major Plympon, Pad Infantry captur
ed the celebrated Chief "Short Grass, celebrated as
being The guide East of the ST. Johns, and the most
cruel and murderous rascal belonging to the several
bands Of ,ckasuckies; happy capture and one that
w it is confidently anticipated rid the settlements
around ST. Augustine of further disturbance from the
Indians.
iiaeck- us. te. nugsce has escapedwh his band, to
the East Of the ST. Johns. Expeditions are forming to
pursue him. The truth Of the proverh will be fulfilled
in his casc''no resi- for the wicked, for he IL most
wicked rascal.
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Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancey for
the county ri Caroline. The t day Of February oi2:
William j. Murray, Executor OF Sanel j. Murray, Plaintiff:
against
William q SuiodIe and others Defendants:
The defendants ia Murray and Lewis Spindle, not nav
Ing appearance and given security according TO
The Of and Rules of this Cont and appear
inc by satisfactory evidence they inhabitants of this
ealil II ordered That the sad defendants appear
Judge OF said Cont the Court house, IN the
first day the aud The hill of the p!lni and
,a, cnpy order be- forthwith inserted in n-wsa
per published the city IF Rchmund for two months sicce
svry and posted the front door of the Courthouse oi this
county. Coiy-IrSte, .,,,., . =
Feb. - SJ-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

=. TAiIAPERRO, ATTORNEY Lew, having located him
y sefa Columbus, Mississippi, will promptly and carefully
discharge al! business entrusted 10 him.
RgrgRrrcrs-David ". Barton HInelsarr Ja John HAT,
Fr,derrksburg; William Green CnrPer c. H. Lewis b. VIZ
lms Orange H.; James W. SAUNDERS Caarotesre Jaqein
r. Taylor, RichmoHd.
Feb. 20 Ib-alnOm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

ry,o ORR FORMER CrSTOMERS.-We again appeal 10 such
of you already done settle and pay
rears, closed than since the
unprecedented Indulgence of creditors has enabled
heretofore indulge but creditors las many IL
all Of ya know pressing US that posi-
by extend indulgence YOU We therefore you
10 make immediate payment George II. Matthews, Esq, who
a one is authorized Ia settle % business.
JESSE g. ARMISTEAD,
WIN. :. McASHAS
Burkinrham Court house Jan. 90, 1912. ej-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

SIR CIIARLES.his noted horse will his last
- Virginia Kings Tavern Midway Inn, and Moos Old
Ordinary Prince Edward county, and wall be let
price Of $40 the season. which be discharged
by ayneu time before the EXPIRES $50
be In foa and 81 10 The in either
The will the h day nj Mach and expire
on of August Mares left with Sir Charles will be fed
with 30 day All possible will lie taken 10
accidents but responsibility fer either.
Charles by William K. Johnson's Sir
Charles dam rs the imported Knnwslcy d. by Clarks
WILLIAM = KING,
JAMES B. MILLS.
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4 VERY FAIR oFfER.-Prrsons wishing purchase Plan"
~ from the Subscriber have the privilege Of
before paving for them and by this
how many fears they have they risk Of getting
instrument all the risk Of their being bad
upon my shoulders Pces-25 30O, 49, $50 35. 400 and
dollars. perfectly willing lake the risk Of
erting for purchasers myself.
F.. P. NASH, Pstersburp, Ia.
have sold 800 Piano Foes without selling had
on. Il. J.. y.
Feb ID s9--w5wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

MARION. the sire Of Jain Bount, Cymon. Virginia Carr
WI Mara West, dam o! Wasgone Miss Bct, L. A., fanc
Marion Susan Lindsey American Citizen and other winners
having arrived from Alabama, VIII stand Pula
Plantation Northampton county, " c. five mites heiow
nn flcen mites from Belfield 10 the iowa oi lai
sixteen 10 Jackson and twenty Warrru,on, and
sevcn,yve dollars, dollar cash 10 the
every Instance and extensive anrage with fine
stream, gratis. Mares well fed forty cents day Every
r.ccauon will bs taken Ia prevent accidents or eSci- bat
liability Marion has never served more 1n - h
rsh bred mares whilst other distinguished stations have hal
their - or ~ a season e dams Of John B'onni, Cymon, ~
ena Cary, Miss Belt, A. Francis Marion ana Ahritan c.
z,n were Sent 10 distinguished iaons YET the above
race horses by Marion The best colts OF ,se produce ant
al ,h- first water JOHN NJ. MOODY
Mum Forest Nonhamrion. n. g, MlIch 8, le42. Wv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUFACTORY,
Carr Street, three doors uj0re the Columbian Hots
Richmond, "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

H. ANTHONY still continues sell Hats a, the following
low prices:
Plain Russia Brush Hats from s. 50 ST. SILK Hats made
fine fur bodies water proof from 81 50 TO 81 5 Boys Hats
from 81; Fur caps from 81 s0 Gentemen's Cloth
Caps 50; together with assortment of Mems and
Boys HAIR seae and Glazed Caps black and dab Wool Hats,
wholesale and retail. 7crus-Ca>h.
Tie keeps during the Summer large assortment of Leg
horn, Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats suitable for all ages
N. Il. Hats made to order
January lst, 1872 73-wlyf
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r,yS mn Co, ., ron $50 traEa.L AGE>r, RehHonJ
L. Ya attends To i.irn. Ne.ces Renting out o'srs co!.
ing Claims in Richmond and the ADJACENT eouues ana ain4
Caroline County Courts , :,
Ysrms-For hiring and bonding .! per cent n" charge
made for collecting the same !. u,
"A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

NEGRO HIRING &c-l shall continue TO hire ont Servants,
~ sell Produce aud collect Debts, III TINS cry anu Tile adO.
ing countless including the town OF PETERSBURG
40 ROBERT hill.
OEee on Cross Street, by Bel Tar,ra.
Pfrh,nond Dec 9th. 1911 eft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

Ii A. WASHINGTON, ATTORNEY Law, Richmond, Ya.-
IL. praciises the Superior and Inferior Courts
Chesterfield, Goofhland and Caroline.
Refrruees.-Ilon. j. 7. I"nax Wiloughhy Newton, Esq
George Fzugh E-q henry Tia, or Esq, w. R. Mason Esl
and Darius Claseii, Es'l. Address-Rehmond, Va.
I'm sl-Mfw
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J. G. GREGORY 4 Co., Managers.

MAMMOTH SCHEME.
10000 dollars--25, 900 dollars.
5000 doiiarS--I2, 900 dollars--I 900 dollars
10 OF 81 800, 20 of Sl,200, so OF $1,000.
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N ENTAIL SURGERY-The undersigned. having located
~ manen,Iv Richmond respectfully inyiies the attention
lad;e. and necn wishing Dental operations performed
his large and choice meni al nccrrptiblc Teeth, and
method of insertion gold plate ty atmospheric pressure
springs and clasps rivos fitted accurately paint oo
lor figure elnde the closest scrutn. III Grie'
and u nearly all perfectly useful in masiica0n IT,
perform nil necessary operations the Teeth boh FOR
beauty preservation Office OH Main street few doors be.
low The Z, change Hank. r. y. HUDSON
Rrry,ne,s-Wil!iam = Plumcr, D. D., General Prrfam r.
Chamberlayne Or. Brockennoush General Pey'on, Dr. RI
CabeIl, and Sidney 5. Baxter, Esq
March 5 9c-3m
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Erhrlary aonL ls1o

FAIR-A o useful and fancy articles will be held at
"A Pouhaian uhouse Monday, 4th April nry assist
building Episcopal Church Fine Creek Mills rowha
;es county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

We have been informed that II is the intention of the
Reporter Of the Supreme Court TO publish, forthwith
the case of Prigy and others ogaiastMc Commonwealth
Of Pennsylvania without waiting for the publication OF
the reports Of the decisions Of the Court the present
term
This pamphlet will contain the arguments Of Mr.
Nelson and Mr.. Meredith who appeared for the State
of Maryland, that State having removed the from
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania To the Supreme
Court Of the u. s.. and of MIR. Johnson and Mr. Ham
bin, who represented the State Of Pennsylvania
The decision Of the Court, delivered by MIR. Justice
Story, and the opinions Of Mr. Chief Justice fancy
Mr.. Justice Mclean, and Mr.. Justice Daniel, who
agreed with the majority of the Court in lis decision
the unconsttuonaty Of the law of Pennsylvania but
dssened on other points, will he given.
1t will be recollected that the Court held in this
that all laws of the States the subject Of fugitive
slaves void and that the right OF the owner OF
fugitive slave to arrest him in any State to which he
NAV have fled or escaped cannot be interiered with
by the legislation Of any State Of the Unon.-.Ndt Int
CuaRLrsros, March MIR. Van Buren, was 10 leave
Charleston yesterday for the interior During his
brief soiourn amongst he has partaken of the private
Inequalities of citizens, by whom he has been every
where cordially greeted. He has, however, refused all
public OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dinner rendered 10
him BY the city authorities, and also an entertainment
offered by many gentlemen in the name of the Demo
cratic party testimonial Of the good feeling towards
him personally and of their grateful appreciation of the
eminent services which, public man, and during
his Presidency he has rendered to the South and to the
Union. The Ex-President eyinced much pleasure at
these conrteses but owing to the arrangements he had
made, and the rule he had laid down for himself during
his present tour said he compelled 10 decline
in both instances We regret ths-as citizens ge
neray would have been glad to see more Of him. and
evnce the high regard they feel towards him.
ncrcury.
Tribute To Ma. VAS BrKES.-The Charleston
Courier of the end instant states that the City Coun
Gil avacd themselves OF the presence of FIX President
Van Buren, in that city, 10 tender him the tribute of
welcome and respect. AT meeting of the Coun-
ell on the LIST instant, il unanimously resolved
that his Honor the Mayor, and committee, consist
ing of one member from ench ward, be requested to
wait on x-presdent Van Bvren and tender him the
hospitality of the city
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P.IArR.. Z. +. March, 3, Is4.

P,LATKs, l.. +. March, j, lSI2
Dear Sir-There is but little Indian news n market
for to-day Col Worth with his staff arrived here tins
morning from the interior, six companies of the Sd Ar
tiery arrived here the 2nd instant from Nolnsia,
having marched from New Smyrna 10 that place on
their way the posts on The Gulf. The first division,
composed of Com. A, Lieut. pkins, and Com F,
Lieut. Ven Eliet leaves here on the 9TH for Fort Fan
nns on the Suwannee. The other divisions will soon
follow.
Tia, celebrated chief "Short Grass who was taken
by Maj Pympton short time since, is at tins place
in irons for safe keeping.
iou:s in haste, A. b.
Tnr FLORIDA WAR.-We understand that Colonel
Shcrburns (ate special agent 10 the Seminole Indians
in Florida has laid before the President pian with
specifications, for terminating the Florida war in few
months, and apparently at very trihing cost.
The plan Ohough novel one) has, we are informed,
been submitted to, and received the written approval of
most all Of the officers Of the army who have served IN
Florida, and now i'll Washngton; and among them,
three of the highest rank, who have commanded in
Florida; also, of many gentlemen Of science, and clti-
zens of Florida, 10 whom the plan has been submitted,
who all, understand, in opinion, that If the
plan be adopted, and judciousy managed the war will
be speedily brought TO n close.
To which we say, Amen WASHINGTON IadcI
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rsiIarEaS, sALk OF l.AhI

- y.e u Deed OF TfIsl siee1te 70 lao udere.saa
- Trustees lie Tin day OF January, 1885 which Coed E
been duly adled record tho Clerks Oce OF tie Cosni
Court Of Hanover hy smith Ely /" secure The payment
tam sun If money said deed specified due 10 John d. Brown
We shall sc al public auction to the hirhcst bidder for ready
money on Friday, the 18th day Of March, 1872, between IT,
nous of IL o'clock o'clock, T. M the prrmi.r
NJ CLes Tavern IN county Of HANOVER certain tract Or
Parcel OF Land lying aud being in Hanover county on Chcka
hninv Swami and the main mountain road opposite the pn
lion where Mr Chrs resides and adjoining the land ri
William Pamon aud others, being the same lands which the
IA I', n Rrown UNBIASED of William Mann William Cbj
and others containing hundred and forty five acres o.
r with all and singular Tie premise, and apputan
said land belonging in wise apprftanlng The title 10
,h..e ans i believed 10 be- ndpIlbe bat, acting Trustee.
~. Shall opy convey such title j. "e.trd IL rs by authority Of
Ia ID If ,,n., JOHN SHEPPARD, jr
ALFRED WINSTON trustees
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VIRGINIA LEESBrRG LOTTERY. Extra Glass No. u
be determined by tn. drawing of the Union Lottery ta
L. for 1872 drawn Aryandfia D. c. Saturday, Hs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

4 My dear husband, you were my idol. I
lived only for you and myself. Happy
%, hoU happy in your love. I forgot
the hand that '.loaded me with benefits"
that showersd blessings in such profu-
sion upon me! needed all the chastise-
nsat have received. 70 srcuss me from
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

For many long months past, my heart
has seemed as if c"ngealed in my bosom.
and in looking back all seems like irou
bled dream. Have been in a kind Of
sleep! Thank Heaven, | am now awake!
and my heart beats with feryent love
and gratitude. though so soon to cease
beating forever! 81 s..s...
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my forgeifalnrss and. inxrsIi,p6s. But
q. whsi esass fpr hnmiIlsncn. soupw.
and rrgrei.-disi. until ny hsarslrings
were breaking. l should nefer blk Of
roasrerasing myself 10 him who has done
50 much fnrme! Dearest husband. avoid
my example as you would avoid he
paags Of rsmorsss-4nd perhaps. fnl
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F..~ he sssIA.1s Lass..r n.....,. !,


any Assft ss.l 40. I I.li .. iA.a."
nsafgsafry
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

Ny dear. dear Hasband,- ~..
The days Of your own Helen are num-
bered, and al,nast finished. Yesterday
solemnly adjured Or. Miller to tell me
the woFs. of my case; and he says that a
few weeks must finish my earthly course.
And must we par.!--iorever,-and so
soon!--Thc very morning Of life scarce,
~ pas,,-and yet am summoned away!
How shall | bear TO leave my husband,
and my children! ..r ..s .+a a...a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

Were it not for parting with you. the
dear children, and my father, should
feel no shrinking from death. o. supply
a molher'a place to those helpless ones.
To you I commend them. To God 4
commend both them and you. . e..
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Permit me TO request. dearest, thstyou
will praise the children when they do
well. The human heart needs comineu
dation for its encouragement in The path 81
rectiindr; and We have the example ofonr
blessed Saviour. and his inspired spostles,
70 warrant It's usefulness and proprie,v.
May further request, that You leafe
them not FOO rnuch to the care and IN
strnction Of others. No one, like your
self. can train them up 70 virtds and PIE
~. 49, y s'ssa
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-07-14

AHecdote of The Var in lSl2.-Durng
the Northern Campaign Of the late war
with Great Britain, have understood that
a certain distance between the hostile can
Torment of about five miles was considered
as neutral ground, upon which the officers
of both armies sometimes met at tavern,
about The centre of the distance; each par
y coming with flag Of truce. The tav-
ern was kept by very accommodating
American family. Col. Forsythe, the IA
NOUS commander of the rihemen, once
wen, there with his flag Of truce, accom-.
panied by dozen rfemcn, who were or
dered to conceal themselves under the
fences in the neighborhood, within buslc
call. The Colonel with his buger enter
ed The house; while there, some Of the
family observed party of British officers
coming. They immediately notified Col.
f., urging him to take care Of himself, as
the enemy, in order to make sure OF the
person OF SO formidable an antagonist,
might not respect their flag of truce
The Colonel was in uniform, and went to
the front door. Upon his appearance al
the door, he observed the British officers
to roll up their flag and put it in the case.
They rode up, and the British Colonel adj
dressed Forsythe, we have waited some
time for this opportunity, Col. Forsyth, and
YOU arc our prisoner" Not quite yet,
replied the undaunsed rfleman. "Gentle
men" said the British Colonel, "dismounI
and secure the prisoner" While they
were dismounting, Forsythe ordered !" bu-
oler, sound the advance" TIE bugle
sounded, and dozen men, with presented
rifles surrounded the enemy. "Now, gen.
tlcmcn," said Forsythe, "who are the pr.
soners ?" lie took them all TO camp, and
shut them up in his guard-house, where he
imprisoned refractory soldiers; nor were
they released until an order came from
the General. Forsythe fell some time af'
term skirmish at Odletown.--N. Hamp
shire Patriot.
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by them. That such is not the fact, the
following table, showing the rate OF duties
charged on our principal articles OF product
in Great Britain, {and they are equally ex
orbliani in other European countfies,) wil!
prove while at the same time their pro.
ducts, paying duty merely nominal, are
forced upon US by ship loads. Such state
of thugs cannot continue. Nations are
like indiyiduaIs--tbey are indeed only an
aggregate Of individuals: aud the same
train Of causes that produce the ruin Of one
will affect that Of the other.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-07-14
EisF Of EcfferS

ID EMAINfNG IN the Pos, Office at Charlotte,
IA on the list day Of July, 1912.
A-az Alexander, I. Adams, This. Alexander,
r., Louisa ". Adams. Il. 7. Alexander, L. w, a.
hGtndcr, Jas. Alexander. Telemacus Alexander,
Amos Alexander, Necdbsm Armlicld
Bios. Bolts, l.. J. BeNton, WIN. l.. Button, j.
Bea,d Lows BackmGn, Jos. A. Baker Lewis
Bingham, 7. r. Bailey, l. Z. Byce, Wm. B'gham.
C-Jas. Calhcai G. Crilfcndcn, Pm. Cochran,
DIS A. Davis. Frank. Dale.
E-Js, Eagle, VIM. Elliot >, Matilda Esino.
F--Mts. Am Ffew, G. ffew.
G-Sussn GAY, Miss 6. Gray.
III. X. ilslrison, Jas. Hayes, J. Hilek. J. A.
= Hunter, Ally Howell, James henderson, James
ia'ehi'on, II. Hoover.
J--NaL Johnston, Miss A. Johnston, Ia John
sion, Rev Ia. Jones. y. Jennings 4 Co, Eima'
Jackson, J u. Johnston,
K-A. Ecrr. II. N. Kirkpatrick ., Nancy Ken
hedy, 7. a. Klitinc
JAS London, Y. W Lyihe, Mars Lcmonds
MIL. ]. Motehcad. Jno. Montgomery, j. 4
Marlin, J. McGnnis Robi. McIain, II, Melord
Hiss NJ. Manson, J. NJ, Manson. Nancy NJ, Mont
gomefy, Adam MeGahcy, Jno. Nj. Mekelvy,
o., L. A. Orr 9, Rob,. NJ. UNeill
f-Wm, Parks. JAS Patterson, Jno. Penbetthy
T. Pettns, w II. Patterson, Y. Plumef, William
fgv', Edwin Polk, VIM. Phillips.
u -G. Rundrios, NJ. c. Rincy, II. a. Rogges
nannah Rogges.
,s-Nliss a. Scott, Frank, Stafford, d. q. Shelby
Aessrs. Spcem & bmlle, NJ, Stricken, Jane simr
con- Jno simpson. S II Smith, Jao. Smith, Adam
euef, Miss c. Steel, Isabella Steel.
,,r-Jno. Todd. Smith Thompson, ii. A. Todt
Mss f. A. Todd.
Vino. Volt, Peter Weir t. Miss Eli2lbcl
wallis, Wm Wilson, Rev. A. l.. Watts, Lewis
Williams, Mat. Wallace, Williamson Wallace
matlha Wallace, JDo. Witherspoon, Il. l.. Wall
@ Hugh Wanghir, Jno N, Wentz.
II. b. WILLIAMS, u. w.