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Rssnmution IN PENNSYLVANIA.

LIQUIDS and Darkness hang over II. "Last We
49, ne Compiler the Legislature Of PENNSYLVANIA
I'D loan from the Banks TO meet the liabilities OF
1,a'e, and authorized the issue 10y the Banks con
az TO take part of the loan, Of what were called
notes, irTedeemabe IN specie for fee years. These
''soed amour, TO several millions, and constitute
man crculation If not OF Pennsy vanla, certainly
.''4ie.7hla The resumption ,ha, has taken place
MI embrace these notes-o- if il does the Banks
as 70 redeem them, relying upon the contract under
.' hey were issued, and there is but little doub,
~ .'e courts will sustain them. The resumption /,
re- embracing only the small amount of Bank
P'sa1s on demand, is scarcely any resumption a,
."e F4iladelpha Gazette OF Wednesday says, "Las'
,"os delegates from all the twelve Banks, accept
s. ana non accepng,) of the city and county, me-
., N ade phia Banking House, TO discuss The sub
." 81 the Resumption act, and, If practicable, te
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nlSSGLUTION.-The CoParnership heretofore existing
IL tween tOwzce brooks has been dissolved mutual con.
sent The of the viii he rs myself
cusvey. All persons indebted 10 the hereby
uur-t-d settle with no other person.
RICHARD f. ROWZEE
Tappalannock, 18th March, 1872. Oi-?t.
JAMES IiAMIET"r, ATTORNEY Law, viii practise
euay and attend faithfully, all business conded To him
Courts u the counties Of Charlotte Halifax and P,sva
lie will also attend the Superior Courts Of Campbell county
sr.r Address-ilal,taI Court House. Virginia.
l0f-Ssw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

In The House, yesterday, resolution, offered BY
Mr.. WArRISs, adopted, nstructlng the State
proxies the Banks, 10 vote for reduction OF at least
ten per the salaries of all Bank officers IN the
State. The Tax bill. up, and occupied the House
nearly all day. proposition TO increase the tax on
lands was rejected and, motion of Mr. SrRoTnER
provision adopted by which Bank stock IS 10 be taxed
twelve and half every share of one hundred
dollars, which Yields five per cent per annuin or more
The Senate, yesterday, was engaged until late hour
on the Bank bill. No defnve action was taken, aud
the subject will be before that body again this morning
u We again reluctantly compelled to lay over
The Card OF Mr. Byrd until oar next
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SPRlSGFIELD, Mo,
Feb 81 lS42, 10 O'clock L. NJ. )
Editor Reporter:
Dear Sri have just received communication from
Saml. NJ Pharss, Clerk Of the of Barry county,
Missouri, the substance of which give you below
1t appears, from the letter of Mr.. PharIss, who
writes from Mcdonald, the county seat of Barry, thai:
an intelligent Dea,caye Indian has just arrived from
the Cherokee Nation, and brings information that al
"ntended Council is proposed to be held at the Che
rokee Council Ground, in 'tro moons from The pre-
sent time Doth February,) in which vii! be embodied
all the principal Chiefs and lead of the various In
dian tribes, both settled and wandering, from the
United States line TO the vast prares of the West,
under the superintendent Of the Cherokees. The
Chiefs and head men Of the Seminoles, Choctaws,
Chickasaws, Creeks, Senecas, Quawpaws, Osages,
Shawnees, Caws Pawnees, Sioux, Sacs, Foxes, Pean-
keshaws, Poiawatamies Wyando,s, &c, &c., &c !,
are TO be present. II said, in order TO form grand
confectionery, to become united as one tribe.
The ostensibe object OF which SAID 10 be, TO oppose
any further emigration o.. the whites West, 10 prevent
the erection o! any forts in their country and
TO par; with another foot of their land,
Their BY force treaty, at the peril OF their lives and
the total extinction of their The Deiarare IN
forms correspondent that by this confderacy the
Indian tribes will be enabled TO bring force of 10000
warriors into the field Ross, the Chief of the Chero.
KEGS, said to be at the head of this affair." and 10 de
fray all necessary expenses of the Council lie has
recently returned trcm WASHINGTON CHy and mast pro-
babiy has had pirate secret aterrien nth The Brt
tish Minister.
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.Nero Hampshre.-AI the returns in but l6 towns.
Hubbard majority 53G5The towns TO be heard from
gave last year Majority 10 the Democratic ticket oil
$50 Hubbard viii probably 60 5000 majority all
his opponents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

The Richmond Compiler goes, with many other
presses for "lncreasng the Navy. Let Us be prepared
for the worst For one, (e says willing 10 see
the Distribution Ac, suspended and the proceeds of the
Public Lands devoted for time to erecting more
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

II the Ladies Of the CITY, the Members of the lie.
gislalure DESTROYS OF seeing beautiful flowers
they will visit McGoverns Garden, where his splendid
collection of Azelias full bloom. Ii is SPLEEN
did Exotic imported from the Eas, Indies. Mr. McGo
vern has several varieties Of tall exquisitely beau
r..l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

adopt some united plan of operations. Afer an inter
change OF views, withou, coming to any conclusion
they adjourned, 20 meet again evening" when
e1peced some definite action Viii he decided upon
IN" fhadelPh'a Led ger SAYS that "ilotace Bnney
and WIN. NJ. Meredith, have declared the Resumption
law OF IeMmsklvaMla 10 be cnn.lliul nnAl -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19
,,,vs changed i, all. The scheme of Mr.. Cha

~. ave changed II all. The scheme OF Mr.. Clay
S>" ,bc character of the Government itsei, and all
,,,ons between the Fedora! power aud the States
De mi, ii the Depositc system ot 10, shows
:, .,y,a. 10 the States As both systems would
.' mike tlcm present Of. the SIlr' OF NcsSus
.r a., diem infinitely more injury than service -and,
We, 80 al<o NC would have none OF It.
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FOR SALE.
The esprit Of Democracy" Press, Type, Office,
Eur,JtUrc. a.c

A MAJORITY Of the Democracy ot Londoun prefern. an
"A aml.amaon with their Whg opponents TO the assertion OF
their principles the pol the Proprietor Of The spirit OF
Democracy conceivrs Democratic Press misplaced such
cun therefore the Establishment for sdi.
The Press Type &c have only been used since July 40 and
were then direct from celebrated manuiacory Of r. Hoe
ca, New York city.
To Democrat conduct the Press H. advo-
eating the same political creed shall
hr may Security the Will be required, but
iud.fn tie number uf Years allowed fer H. payment.
Il. W. CLAYTON, for the Proprietor.
lli-.t
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IlpnIliS.

Married, the 10Th instant, by the Rev. f. L. Magoon Mr.
ALGERSoS :. MADDox, 10 Miss CARoL>E W. lcHcocx, all
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

General James Hamilton arrived Charleston, on
Saturday last The Courier says, he "wlll doubtless
the welcome and the sympathy Of our entire COM
munltv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19
JAS. J. HARRISON.

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
On lock IL your paper of this morning, see you
m;sook the character Of the amendment offered by my
self to tie Bank bill The amendment provided that
the stockholders should be individually liable only TO an
amount equal the par value Of his or her stock IN the
banks OF The Commonwealth far aHtiabdes contracted
utter the passage of he bH deem i, my duty to make
this correction, because the character oil the amendment
when offered on former misunderstood by
the reporters. o
March II, l--l2 WM G DhoN N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

We offer word IN all courtesy and kindness TO the
Wytheville Journal We are opposed 10 its scheme of
constructing the South Western road from the proceeds
OF the Public Lands-eyen If lis friends could get them
appropriated TO this object. But sequitur,
that no other means can he obtained We for adopt
ing the vigorous arrangements at once for pre-
pairing the way TO that great and avorte improvement.
We wiling pledge the resources of the State, 10
fair extent and TO be appropriated in due season, to
It's final mplishment I've 20 further aud add, that
scheme is now the embryo for setting apart speci
fled fund (bu no, the D,srsbutvc FUND.- for tins i'm
portant purpose
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

We recommend "Daguerres Magical Pictures from
Paris, now exhibited at the Exchange Concert Room
| There three splendid Tabeaux, THE admired and
unvalled interior OF the Church ST. Etienne Dumont,
at Paris, representing Midnsh, Mass. The magnif.
cent view Of the Chycf Ieniee festat Night, and
the charming aNey IF Goida", in Switzerland, with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

=, from tie 81. ioas Re2orifr-Elfra, HIreh J
We received today the following highly interesting
letter from the intelligent Editor Of the Ozark Eagl
The proposed league Of the Indians West of Us, just
what may be expected, provided England calculates
on with this country:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

II ISSOiUTON.-The Coaner.hip heretofore existing
solved y mutual consent. Those indebted either by
or open account please make immediate payment and all
present
r settlement K H. Moss who alone is authorised the
nam. of the concern. EOBr. n. MOSS, !:
WA KYLE
C!arksvlle, March 18th, isi2 l0i-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

CARD.-The undersigned will for the Southern and
N Southwestern tie ls day OF April, and win
business which oer Letters addressed him
TO place. until the 2s,h in and afterwards, until Isl May
al Vick.burg Mississippi Will c attended The undersigned
connected with house Texas and VIII have bu
siness conidcd to him attended 10.
lie hegs Mesrs W.bb Booker and Hamilton,
Richmond; Messrs. Srlman Crook and Wm Mcdonald & Co..
Baltimore; Hon. r. NJ I Hunter and Hon j. Taaferro Nj
Washington. JOHN A. PARkER
Tappahanaook Va. 18th March, 1912 lC4-3if
D|y The Globe " i'll give the above J Insertions j. A. T.
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- - -
Richmond, March 10, 1912.

There is something frank 50 magnanlmous, SO pa
,ro,ic in the following letter from lis worthy author,
that We cannot refrain from expressing admiration
of It's spirit, He writes, as every Democrat ought 10
write who is true TO his great principles No man
can retire with letter grace and in finer spirit, than
this good and faithful servant OF the people
To the People OF Brunse,eS County
greatly beyond expectation by severe legislative duties
Creates the necessity and viii plead my excuse for ad
dressing you hroug the columns of public Journal
have the proceedings OF meeting OF the people
at last court assembled to nominate CANDIDATES 10
represent the county in the next House of Delegates
These furnished me the first limitations that portion
of my constituents preferred 10 entrus their interests
other hands than mine OF this, though not an'ci,
pated, do no, complain. The appointment las one OF
your Delegates which now hold, was conferred upon
me unsough, and lis termination had been anticipated
rather with pleasure than pain Whatever may have
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
CONGRESS- 1Lurs,iav.

scngtc-Mr. Clay's Resolutions np-and NJ.
Evans or upwards ofw" loats Principally IN reply -
h"s,rs. ""odhnfy ADD ta.nru.
H. II The principal snaJcrt On the taps was
The Loan D!l.-.imong ether amendments before Ia,
House, from Mr. Everett providing that 1t
should be the duty OF the Secretary of the Treasury, IL
dispose Of the SAID loan the shortest period at which
could be disposed of al par but not less than - yeats
No decisive question taken, when the Committee
rose and the House adjourned. The National lntesl'
gencer says that the "besl spirit Characterised all lhe
proceedings of the House the occasion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19
WIN. G.. BROW n.

At a meeting held at the Exchange lotelln Richmond
on the 22J day Of February, 1872 Henry L. Brooke
Esq, was appointed Chairman, and Ihos l. Giles
Esq, Secretary.
On motion of Gustavus A. Myers,
Resoired, That Committee OF twelve gentlemen be
appointed to address letter to Charles Dickens, ESQ
to ascertain the time Of his expected visit to Richmond
and 10 tender 10 HIN public dinner.
In pursuance To the foregoing resolution, the Char
man appointed the following gentlemen to compose the
COMMITTEE: Messrs G. a. Myers, Thomas Richie,
John b. Young, John NJ. Patton, DR.. \. l.. Warner,
James LYONS, r. T. Daniel, Dr. VIM A. Patterson, W.
w Crump, Thos. 7. Giles, Geo. w Munford, and VIM
n IIaxa
The following letter addressed by the committee
to Charles Dickens, Esq:
"RicaMosp, virginia. February -, 1919.
"Sir-The agreeable duty has heen assigned to US
by meeting OF our rllow-cI,izens, to ascertain the
time of your expeced Richmond, and to tender
TO you some demonstration of their respect II will be
highly gratifying 10 them, if you wall accept public
dinner al such time will suit yonr convenience
By Welding their wishes, you will give great sa-
t,sfacon 10 ourselves personally, and 10 many others
admirers your character and genius, who sincerely de-
sire to welcome yo friend to The hospi,a,yof the
~ nclent Dominion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

Mr.. Charles Dickens, and Lady, reached Richmond
on Thursday evening, IN the cars from Washington,
and remains with Til Sunday morning, when lie IS
compelled 10 return TO Baltimore. Thence he will go to
PhSburr, and the North Western section Of The
United States. He has not time visit Charleston,
or the Farther South He will return 10 England
early in June, after visiting the Cataract of Niagara
Canada, Ne.
Some of his friends met him last night, at Petite
Soaper got up by our friend Boyden, of the Exchange
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

The Executive OF Virginia have appointed Thomas
Jefferson Randolph, Esq, OF Abemarle, member OF
the Board Of Agriculture, in the place Of James Bar
bour ESQ reasoned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

COPIES Of Mr. HOPKINS SPEECH on the Bankrupt Law
u can he had n this Office March ~ l0i-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

CARD.-fiavng received information from undoubted
4 source that Individual! whose suppressed
at the solicitation Of friends but which shall be fully brought be-
fore the public III due ime has been endeavorng TO affect my
reputation, by representing being unac1aant
ed with proessicn will mp, r the present. give the
insnuaon, by furnishing the following in reference 10
paes prce all OF which he has dared
ton great effort oil fur5earance that for the
SttpnrC IA name
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

The money a,tioe of the New York Herald exhibits
table OF the Products, Imports and Banking, Of each
section ct the Union, and niers, "a fact, that the
Southern section Of the Union in better condition,
IN The ratio OF the currency 10 production, than any
oihe section of the Union, with the exception of New
England and New York. the specie. paying Districts. >
There has been an animated public Debate in CincIn-
matt, upon the Homs League and the Tariff Cores
pondent OF the ~ \ Journal Of Commerce, of the 9Th
INST says THAT last night, after fair discussion for
weeks, the Home League has been voted down The
speech OF Mr.. Fisher and the close Of Mr.. Johnson 5
were particularly happy Tia, the high tariff men
thus IN their very strong hold of the West defeated is
great triumph for correct principles. Mr. Philosopher
Mansfield and the mover for The Home League, Mr..
Sawyer, tried 10 back out from the Protective policy,
and sustain themselves against the obvious torrent of
public opnion by stating that they only went for Re-
venue tariff But MIR. Fisher read their proposed
resolutions, and showed them 10 be backed ont assure
you the Home League is dead, Tar as the West is con-
cerned'
The Cincinnati Enquirer (same da,e) says the 'meet-
ing was one OF the largest held here and "when
1t rs considered that there three or four Tariff pa
pers published this city, and only for free trade;
that the meeting held in the second ward the strong
hold of the tariff men, and College Hall, their head
quarters, that at this very spot, only few weeks be-
fore, the tariff memorial adopted almost luminous
y, the magnitude of the revolution that has occurred
in public sentiment, may be understood
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have Just informed BY brother j. c. McCsbe thsi
a certain brought into question his professional
knowledge tending thereby nure his practice Dental
Surgeon and knowing, do that this persons charges
koy foundation, il bu; of common justice to
state that my studied his profession under my auspices
and those of Dr. c. A. Harris far 1867 and since
his commencement Of pract has given sufficient evidence
by hi, profession. OF hs ability do ample justice
in any case with the science.
JAS. u. MccABE, Dental Sagton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

ecliuiiV, youIe,
G.. 4. MYERS,
r I. DasIrL,
Auo J.. WARSER,
J. b. iouSG,
Gro. W. MuSFoRp,
vs.. a. Patterson,
THos. 7. GILES,
w. ii. HAXALL,
JSo. NJ. PArroN,
JAMES LYoSs,
WV. w. CRrWP,
TuoMAs RiTcnIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

From the frequent and earnest solicitations OF large
rsa5er a. his Democratic friends, and the wish APP
9s1s 20 be general and from all parts of the county
D, Joseph NeklIn, has consented TO become candI-
.ss in .e county O.: Rappahannock, to represent them
u. lie next Virginia Legislature.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
TO FAMILIES.
RoWAND's uMPRovED) TONIC MIX

nose who would have recourse 10 a Fag.ir, If,
1 ~, ior ferer and AgEe, Dyspepsfa and NsyUs-.
bsakNesses, should disc rminste between lie
aI one remedies constantly heraded forth 10 the pbIr
Nhe samc now as In all times pasi) ana Thar almost mn
NetS1iI snee essiul pr ription called
hOWANDs UMPROvED) TONIC MIXTURE
lew teinarks viii 10 illustrate Difference In
c nIs place The operation Of the Tonic Mixture in the
o. e ever and Asue is upon entirely asd pc.
e--eHI, y-I sVer principle. seeocdy-It not only
" Sty arrests tie course Of TIE ekils when uuneruany
ana persevenngb used but restores the wonfed
inuetons OF tho general system perfectly healthy
aaek OF the disease In who has had Il before
ThfiyThe system during the administration OF the In
proved Ionic Mixture at Under ifs
ts1eee and gives foith Lealh AND
cssr 4thly-Producingmore less effect upon
CTS me cause OF the disc of in the
strongly iniicaied by nature. flhhy-Its effects
system are uniformly mid and safe, efficient
anu - as Wen adapted the feeblest infant simply
ohheaiion OF the dose, as 10 the
Many othcr considerations. Of the importance
me ANXIOUS parents and inyalds, might be
heIe bthe above are few Of the points OF contrast
comparison with the remedies generally
Iessonai ana family practice from which proper luds
me may be formed in selecting the remedy.
N Is WIN a view 10 re establish entire confidence i'm
me eneteney OF the Rowands Improved Tonic MIt1re
70 eject lasting cure Of Fever and Ague proprefor
restores the original guarantee viz: The money shall b.,
Iuhotuay used without producing the desired effect
Philadelphia. 'e'
supplies have been received by the Sole Agent for Rich.
mono, va joins GAYNOK,
hove fh.R Rel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23

The Coiumbi, ,a;l.d f,o,, t,,,,,,, -,
with 10 passenger. 10, Hail. M r.. r." uesnay.
s 500 letters. ~ ''' H"e an"' and
| Tn. 81 Io,,;. p,,.
Reynolds OF Mo. has made r,o1;s;,;on 80, ~.
Gov O. Illinois for the bodie, OF To. S,n;,h 80, ~
4. Rockwell $3.50 -
The Boston Alias notes. nc nm. ~
OF a publishers life the Io,, as ~ " 'ne misores
Bankrupt goyernmen,- xh;cI ri ,I p..onase OF
cent for services rendefedi pau 'eo
Tsl.ri,m and M,,n,r;.
Smith are kindred spirits. Ro,S -. ~. anu 'oe
tors OF new doctrines; both hav. hecn ~.
denounced-wheh ACCORDING 20 The rs,so,;. 49,
Madisonan i, ind,snn,.hI. ~ ehe reasoning o. the
correctness OF their principles both the creature,
eeei1en'; both not overburdened with conscience
common sense, or honesty, ard both likely one dsv
IT, . 'ne 'geominy that watts all impostors
n. i;,t.d ~ t.e eniei OF iauer-day saints will
lei, u. ,,,o Una. o. The chief Of atsrday poll.
''e'ahs through oil alter nse,-Balt- whig.
nI..ss =, S...' nEoh'enuon was broken up in two
| s,s -.s. Lo..st', Jew Gays SINCE The sperk.
az m. Co. anu gus'ingy abusive not only
the wot,h;.., onu.'h "a genera, but OF some Of
citizens conId M, ,.oes o. IN Nantucket The
on, OF 10th their pl,cs. -, lhe sl1ndererS
eggs-cerninIv ne vS,, ,o,,.na",s vim rotor
an occasion, eccorne ~ ,Sc .sco,., gseo on such
| IN the Nan.uek., J,eni,s. " lhe mauer
| like all IN. c,ses-,Iio..,L etse Is precisely
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
SUMMARY or MEMS.

The Z Gazette says that "bcing aware that II
would he Of Little use ArrER John quincy Adams
papcr had been read, Mr. Gilmtr's Report was sent
IN advance, and circulated in Baltimore and Phila
dephia to lotestall public opinion"
a rare tssc Of DrePSy.-The Worcester Spy
states that ID Garter, OF Lancaster, Mass tapped
one Of bis dtopsci patients on the 23l Of Jelly, and
took from her about half barrel Of water, weigh
ing one bundled and thirty four pounds She is
dong well since The operation.
The copper ores Of the Territory Of Wisconsin
yield from 20 TO so per cent. OF pig copper, while the
best Cornwall ores yield less than ten, nnd The beds
arc fir the most extensive in the world. II can be
snolted With but little more trouble than lead, and
no,hing but British tariff can hinder US from sup
plying Efgland itself with this metal IN few years
iced Spseulaiisn.-Major RaybolJ, VIC under
stand, who owns a splendid Peach Orchard neal
Delaware City, contracted With some New Workers
the other day, TO deliver 10 900 baskets Of Peaches
One thousand Of them have already been delivered,
and the balance will be forthcoming shortly. The
product OF this Peach Orehird appears Incredible,
yet il is nevertheless true. The Peaches have been
contracted for IT 81 so per basket, that the owner
will realize S25, 900 l-Phs. Eve Jour.
The Globe Tavern, 10 Martinsburg, was con
um'd by 6re, Las, Monday night,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL MoTELs

EXCHANGE HOTEL.
ChsaIhan, Reedy Springs; Edward Scott. Va:
panlel seo;;, do; Edward Scott, Jr. do; Archibald
oare; Clayton G. Coleman, Louisa.
COLUMBIAN Horst.
Mr. MeCurnansh, Richmond; + Aye, Buckins-
ham, Wn III Ford, Gooehland; NJ johnson ID.
Z Minso. Nouoway; MIR Wingo, do; Z MilI.S
rHnce Edward; Jao Willy, Amelia; 8 III Powell
DO; Two ladies' and servant, do; G w I,ocks,,'
Prince Edwardi VIM Graves, Powhatan; Mr. Ror
olnson, Chesterfield; Walden, williamsburg.