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NAVAL CoURr MARTIAL Sentence Of Cant.
Toorhees. The Union publishes an Official order
in relation to the first Court Martial on Capt
Voorhees,, for dsobcdiencc of orders, in captur-
ing near Moutevidco the Argentine Squadron.
on the 29th of September, 1914. The Court
found Capt V, guilty, and sentenced him to be
reprimandod in a general order by the Secreta-
ny Of the Navy, and to be suspended for the
term of three years from the Gath day of June,
1885, the date of The sentence
The verdict and sentence of the court have
been approved and confrmcd and, in execu-
ton Of the sentence, the department has ad-
dressed to Captain Philip F. Voorhees, u letter
in these words
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VOLUME. XIlI.-No. 3

nz-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN Il BALTI
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
fu carriers at only sir and quarter cents per week
The Clipper will also be sent, BY mail, to distant
cabscrbers the rate of Four Dollars per year-pay
cole, always in advance
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,H,3sy ,ssa-YysstryH b BRIDGE, AND EASTuN The fine
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limorc on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, at o'ock, tn the places above named start
INK IRON. the lower end 81 Dnsaus wharf, and return
ga Wednesdays and Saturdays.
jrl2 l.. G. TAYLOR.
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SUNDAY TRAVEL. AT Sabbath convention
held at York, Pa. last week, resolution was
adopted thanking the Board of directors of the
Bait and Susq. railroad company for discon-
tinuing the use of their road on the Sabbath
day at period when they believed they we're
by this step making pecuniary sacrifice.
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Leaving the passage through only...,,.,...SI
{rs- Tickets procured at Baltimore steam Packet,
ONCE, Spears wharf, Baltimore. ApplyIo
m23d T. Shetland, Agent.
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EIOtt NOW TIE DAY AhEt EUl. =,
=, THE HOUR. Good Ii"rs, rom - tu -. !ss
wood, - nrGoGd hrasS, excellent time <urp,ts; Cold
jtWery, such Goiu Rings D c,u.a; to- Pms 50 cts
do Earrings 25c par; dc. Watch Keys 81; do Pencil.
- britannia sells q pieces only 81; do, Coffee Pots
ID; Tea do 62a ceutS Brass Caudcstirks Isle paiT
Faaily Grlndst0nes 81; Coffee Mills (kNii>nn's) only
% cts; Wallets Hooks and Eyes; Tapes; Needles Re
pGper; Dressing Combs 81; Side Combs Sc pair; Tvis,
no. cts; Cologne cts sets; c. :. Butter Knives 25c
bflahnla iaoe spoons - CTS set; Britannia Tea do
l2ac set; Gum Suspenders 29 To % cts; cold Cotton
Gloves . cts; Hosiery, black and whe cents pair.
Scissors cts, and general variety of Cheap Goods
very low by ''''
CT. VlCKERs, No. Baltimore stree,
iy30-tf between the Mark Of and ,ba DO,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-21
BUCKINGHAM.

The Wings Of Buckingham according to previous call
assembled for the purpose Of sending delegates Con-
yenton be held at Farmve the 2lsi OF January
select candidate represent them in the Congress.
Of the United States. Whereupon MAJOR James w. Pate
called to the Chair, and II. Spencer appointed
Secretary.
Resolved, That approve Of said Convention, and that
the following gentlemen be appointed delegates-l5eorgo
NJ. Payne, X. X. Irving, r. II. Boiling Ro. w. Snoddy
CIR. Moseoy X c. Mich Olas, H. Spencer, Geo w. KYLE
T. I. Lyon, j. lancaster, a. MOseiey, w. A. Jones' e.
Allen, ]. j. Walker, b. =. Walker, S. ]. Walker, j. w
West Bryant NOwlin, w. NJ. Thurman, S. p. Vawter b.
A. Brown, Jones, q VI. Word, ~ H. Thornton, b. X.
Edrdge, T.. Cabc Dr. &. Cabell l.. Cabe, r. Jones' G..
II. MeCruw. G.. II. Matthews, J. w. A.. Saunders, Capt.
5. Morris, w. r. Kyle, J. J. Guihree, Col T.. j. Haynes
W. r. Bondurant, J. w. OyertOn. J. a. Allen, Charles
irving Jas DAVIS, g. L. Christian, Cbas Peueson, j. G.
Paitcson, q. $. Morris, Thomas w. McCraw, James
Saunders, Robert West. w. ]. Eppes, J. NJ. Har.
rs Geo. Hooker, and upon motion the Chairman was
added.
Resolved That these proceedings be published IN the
Lynchburg Yirgnian, Richmond Wing and Compiler.
JAS. VI. PATTESON, Chairman.
n. SFEgCER, Scc'y.
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CALLER L M,NIfITY

This has been dismissed by the House Of Repre-.
by unanimous from the office Of its Clerk
lie promise Friday be ready the next day.
not complied with suppose, nobody imagined it
would be.
These $4,000 were probably expended Polk cleo
iioneerng We append the following statement which We
find In the Alexandra Gazette
adjudication Of the Cie,k of the House-In the House
Of Representatives Friday. Mr. Taylor, from the Com
rniitee Account asked leave make a report Leave
being unanimously given, ho presented the following fl
had been prepared the day Previous but the
made to the committee by certain individuals that the
whole alar would be settled they had agreed 10 delay
the report ul this morning Having meantime received
further communication the subject. they nov pre-
sonted the report TO the House;
The Committee AccOons IN discharge of the duties
imposed on Them by Of the standing rules II the House
reports That their attention having been drawn TO the con
diuon Of the contingent fund Of House. they gave no.
co TO Mr. MoNuty, the Clerk 20 whom s entrusted the
disbFsing u the said fund.- attend tho committee with
his accounts and vouchers, prepared 20 show how much
had lrcn expended, and the balance hand The Clerk
ssh twice notified 10 appear, refused obey the SUM
70 aSd the committee thus left make such in
.ston ne they wore able, without him. II appears
1.-THE time Mr.. MoNuy appointed Clerk, there
EN-. TIC Treasury uneKpendod II the contingent fond Of
bso, Sl5J,OOO; S75OO0 more was appropriated for
arose by the Of last session. and 50 600 reeeiy
cndtnn The late Clerk, IN. ST. Clair Carkc making in oil
tho sum Of s232000 Taking the amount Of expenditures
made up To the Clerks Office as correct (houeh ~ j.
not certain that al the therein charged have been
psfd Happears that ho had dsburscd In the year ending
December ], 1874, tho sum of Sl72 900. which would
leave balance Of that time uneHpended VI $4,000
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hat hsy apply only ixcJ sfHee. ~hh e.rtnunr . L.
rss. and saeh - arc eailracrL Il, the J,eli.- W.
M !Aek-oS hoped THE gass;i ~ ~..i'l o. dssii pm
grvs constitutional question. and ~iihsa ,as b,a.
any extrsneous -ttsr.
Mr. HAssk called tho syes and mes ON the ri ,poa &c
the RESOLUTION ~ an,snded-which aye. lOo ~.
The resolutions ffvm shs Ssnsss 81 favour u this annexa.
ZION Of Texas, were. on motion VI Mr.. Bswpss osdssed
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Cocxr-That he Commistss OF Ast;.njsurv In
que into the sxpsdisncy of reporting bill reasirins \.
persons ceiling grain neal q any hind so III the sam,
by weight and not By asssure. and in thar report .iI
standard u weights for such salss.
By Mr. SricxLky-Ths the commissss Of Cosrs, ,,o,rs
into tho sxpsdirncy u permitting Mrss Elizabeth D.ri,o.
70 take her hoLse servants alternately from Marya.d To
Virginia, aud from Virginia Maylsnd the ssia sssv.ns
having been born in Virginia. ft .-..--. -,
PETITIONS. ~. y.
by Mr. Turner. Of citizens of Jefferson and Clarke, Tor
right 81 vsy ~ Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road. BY AR.
o. s'u,sn' OF Morgan. the, Sleepy Greek iron
us NOUN On POTOMAC, and the several branches thereof
North Fork, Middle and South Fork may BE- declared pub
i,e highway To certain pon,s. BY Mr. Hner Vi Harry
vice. BY Mr. Hays Of n. wilkins for further Iepisatioo
in relation TO ordinaries By Mr. Jackson NJ citixons NJ
Wood for right Of Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
also Of Washington Hsskns n free man Of color to re-
main the Commonwealth BY MI s,urm, Of citizen. Of
Barbour for right oi way Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
ny MT A. s. Fulton Of L. &. Bsiy, for divorce. by Mr.
more Ohio Rail Road. BY Mr.. Pendetou OF citizens
OF Berkeley for tho purpose also documents in e-
lson to proposed application the Congress IL the u
states 10 have published the reports Of the decisions o the
supreme Court "a DO circulated throughout the Union By
Mr. Hays "Reminiscences VI citizens Of Lewis against the
formation OF new county Of parts 81 LOWS, Randolph
paroour and Hason-aso Tor right Of way Baltimore
& Ohio Rail Road.-By Mr. Newton of ci,ireus of INV
Tor, Tor the same purpose. BY Mr. Edmunds of citizens u
fauquler demonstrating against the division Of Fsuquier
county.
Engrossed Bius.
The following engrossed Bill read third time and
passed:
Authorizing David Gregory establish Ferry acto~s
the Ohio from his lot in New Cumberland Brooke county,
Various bills were read first and second time.
Mr. Boiling. by request, invited the members Of the
House to attend tho Farmers Convention to meet hi,
evening.
On motion Of Mr. BoLrISs,
The House adjourned
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GEN. HOUSTON OF TEXAS.

Gen Jackson his last letter. ordering the instant an
neGa,on OF Texas having re-endored the character Of his
PrOiege Houston, late President of Texas and worthy
disciple Of such Instructor and alleged effect the in.
credible statement that IL is owing TO Houston Alone that
England has acquired Texas-we think appropriate
tie effect OF the HERDS letter. by the follow
ing charges from Galveston paper, nvouched TO be
by Vm. L. CosneaH, officer ia the Texan army repre-
scented gentleman Of character and veracity:
81 charge sam Houston with application Of $50 O00
appropriated Tor frontier defence, and used by Tor dis
naniling IT.
chsrge him with wiliuly neglecting carry out the
LA appop aling $4,000 for the relief of our suffering
counirymen in the dungeons OF Mexico.
charge him with absrscting from the State Department
law prescribing the manner III which the elections Tor
Chief Justice should be held in the counties of Gosd San
ParciO and keiugo.
charge him with the issuing of n draft on the Custom
House for funds TO Arson Jones' for the purchase Of
the newspaper Houstonian, now Democrat.
charge him with corresponding with the national enc
my, Segun and Antonio PaTez.
charge him with a cDwardly deseTtion of the seat of
government established by law
charge him with ordering an armed force 10 effect
an illegal object, at the rsk Of civil war
charge him with ihwartng and defeating the reaating
campaign against the Rio Grande. from the dread
that hero might arise To eclipse himself
charge him with submitting 10 the groSses insults from
Mexico, and bringing contempt and disgrace OIL the nation
al character for the same base
charge him with having caused the Determination OF the
| Mer prisoners.
charge hun with absiracng from the mail letter ad
dressed TO Col Jones, OF Travis from COL Watson OF this
place.
lcharge him with having connyed breaking the seal
Of private letter IN conjunction with of his
tools in this cya private letter addressed by Judge Nor.
ris, OF Galveston 10 Mr.. Tankersby Of Houston which
the President himself acknowledged HAVING READ
charge him with having permitted Dr. Anson Jones
drew S2IOior travelling expenses from Austin Buegh,
IN visiting his family and back the Of 81 per
mile transportation and so per day horse hire and call
| upon the auditor 10 deny the charge
. charge him with paying Captain Read, Of steamboat
Mustang for the transportation Of his furniture out the
money appropriated by Congress for conveying Govern.
| iBent Expresses.
| charge him with having attempted through his Com
ms-onorsa reasonable afmiticc with Mexico upon
| the surrender Of our nationality.
charge him with having nhumanly denounced the ma.
Wy Of the country pirates to the world, while CALAMITY
| engaged in combat with the enemys fleet.
charge him with the unmany persecution OF the Com.
mander Of the Navy for defending HE cOuniryconduct
which he has the enpy without the courage
| TO initiate.
charge him with d'gacing first office in the nation
/ by habitual mendacity"
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS

The FarmSic Convention for nominating Wing can
ddate for Congress for the District Of Campbell Buckinp
ham, Cumberland, Fluvanna. Charlotte, Prince Edward
and Lunenburg, to-day There are in newspa
per nomination before the country, Mr.. Senator Bondu-
~ Buessshz--, Mr. TOer OF Lynchburg 1.-THE can-
ddae in ls43.) Hon. John Hill Of Buckingham, Col r
II. Flood Of the county, II. p Irving, Esq, Of
Cumberland, Wyatt Cardwell, ESQ.,. OF Charlotte. R. J.
Cooke, Esq, OF Fuvanna. The District abounds in Ia
lent, and this makes the selection arduous.
In this District (Richmond, Powhatan, Chesterfield
Goochand, Henco, Louisa and Hanoyer) are request
ed suggest the first Monday in March, suitable
day for Il District Convention.
The AiLemarle DisHiet-In this District two distin-
guished Wings have been put nomination JOS X
ring, Esq, OF Amherst, and John Harmar Gilnsr ESQ.,
of AbemsE,, who declines. Mr.. Gnggin understand
has been solicited, but intellectually, become n candi
date again Mr. Irving is conJectured will be select
by the Wings, and their choice could aliyht on nc
man more worthy OF their confidence. Mr. Shelton F
Leake Of Albcmarlc seems 10 have suppanied Genera
Gordon oil others among the " Democracy" and il
is supposed will be their candidate. Gen. Gordon is
however, candidate his hook.l We had suppos-
ed that the Democracy" of that Genymander would
LENGTH have turned their eyes upon the who ha
rendered them far the abest aid in the Distric-Col
Voolfolk Of Orange.
In the Norfolk District, hear OF no Wing move
ment ; yet--but all in good time.
| In the AeeOmae District. Mr. Souhal will be tn
| Wing candidate against Mr. Bayly, and beat him 4O
votes
In the Loudoun District, the powerful Wing dis
rct IN Virginia. we are panied TO much dissen
ton. Jno. NJ. McCarty and John Armisead Carter O
LouJoun aud John STROLLER Pendleon Of Culpeper ar
ell in nomnaiion-al good, and able men. W.
help but Convention, and that we hope IN
| Wings wal require all To accede TO.
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A FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SOUTHWEST
To fAf Ediiers Of fht WhiRs


Gentemen--Thc most important measure before the
General Assembly OF Vginia. s present session, has
been defestedI sude TO the bill to incorporate the Pre-.
sident and Directors Of the Southwestern Turnpike Com
pany" IL true, THE defeated by East
sfn votes entirely for few OF the delegates from South
western counties voted sgsns The motives which IN.
aasnced their course. do propose question
10 addition the just alluded there Others
from quarter Of the State, which although immodi-
siey interested In the improvement from every
sdersuon Of policy snd us regard to the great
of the State connected with the principal works of
srns Improvement the friends Of tic might
sousbly have calculated on also recorded against IT,
shall not stop enquire the winch prompted
ths II those bot shall take Tor granted that every
member who recorded his pro aud eoH did
sabos.iy The result has been defeat Of the
Add when review the whole ground. s 10 be feared
dat the defeat Of this the doathkne only
20 THE imprsvement but oil Othsrs Lock- for mo.
went be condition u things and listen to the sen.
cf delegates om different PORTIONS OF the State,
hs be supposed, represent upon this subject the
v<hs. feelings 81 constituents The counties u
es~sn sess end Lee have The "Prcs'' Toropks" pes
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FIIIXANNA.

Ats meeting Of portion Of the Wings Of Fluvsnns.
held Columbia Friday the l7th day OF January lsij
Richard T. Cooke, called TO the chair aud Edward
Brown appointed secretary. The object Of the meeting
having been explained by the chairman to be the appoint
nont oi Delegates the Famvle Convention. TO choose
suitable Candidate orepresen, this Congressional District
tho next Congress- motion it resolved that the
chair appoint twenty Delegates to said Convention
Wherrupon the following gentlemen were named as the
Delegation: George su'nan. Horato Magruder, PbiIip
D. Cd,Gan Thomas II. Tu,wer. Dr. John y. Miller viii
liam r. Megrudor Joseph Payne, Samuel 5hlrnan, Viii
liam Rock, Joseph lodgson Dr. Charles G.. Cooke, Dr.
Philip J. Winn Burwell w Sesy, Abraham Shepherd Jr
Dr. WIN. D. Towles, James Msgruder, wlism ID. fIaden
M,rtn q. Shepherd. MAJOR Rich'd Z. Noel, Joseph H.
Turner
On motion IL was resolved that the Chsiman end secre
tay be added and that the proceedings be signed by the
Chaifman aud Secretary, aud forwarded the Richmond
Wing for publication.
RIoHARD IyAsHog Cocks, Chm.
EDwIRD BRowN, Secry.
ASrER OLA fresh supply No :. Caster Oh received
aamHr0gu aaI a
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THE POLLS TODAY

Men OF Richmond. Wings and Democrats. The
Polls will be opened to-day and kept open
subject not only involving good feeling and personal JUS
ce, but the destnes Of this city, the James River I'M
provemen, and the prosperity OF old CENTRAL James River
Virginia Happy il, that in indicating the claims which
gratitude and respect for public services address to ou
feelings and sensibites men, shall be the same
time promoting the interests and prosperity of Richmond
and Virginia In good cause, let US not be slow to
ma he voice heard over all fnctious opposiion.
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INFANT SISTERS.

We understand those pleasing o whose or.
aordnsy performance gave such general delight purpose
their from Petcrsburg giving nights Concert
at the Exchange Room, Friday and Saturday next, when
sssurcdly they will have what they deserve full
|
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GO A CARD.-The attention Of the public is
called sae valuable Books received from the
North TAT No Main Street Market THIS
EVENING. commencing at O'Clock
This collection superior heretofore
and rs the sales nld- tho. wapi
Of Standard Works would do well the -a,nR
works will be found in advertisements under anetpn head
Sl-u ISIyOES 4 Aura
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ing through them which was part By
II appropriations from the Treasury and having rcesiscd
all they expect the counties VI the Southern valley
Our commitments will not consent be taxed iot your
benet The canal Is completed Ia Lynchbug-he eiti.
Of that presumed do not desire its
beyond that point IL il known that Luxembourg end Baeh
anan both situated the James River are rivals
esent each being anxious TO command the Western and
south Western trade. aud Of each Is DESTROYS to
have the connection Of the improvements a their door
hence union be looked for from hese QUARTERS
Other portions Of the State have been improved by con
buttons from the Treasury, which Is here to
mention. In addition TO the conflict Of interests Just men,
toned, Eastern gentlemen declare, that their constituents
shall not. with their be taxed Tor the benefit o
other portions OF tho Statethat distributions from the
Treasury ought 10 DO made I'm proportion to the con'ron-
tons from the different sections OF the State NOT
purpose limo in the rcntauon OF such
distractions but DESIRE view Of the difficulties with
which the from this unfortunate eomonanon
Of circumstances surrounded, call the attention oil the
people Of that region Of their situation, and
TO propose n Of escape from the doom which awaits
them under the solemn decision Of the present House OF
Delegates decision the 10 be regretted, rs Is at
with every principle oi republicansm, patriotism, and
the best interests OF the Commonwealth. When We look
the condition OF the finances OF the Commonwealth as
shown by the able Message Of the Governor and Auditors
report the present certainly the most propitous time
embark in the work. The decision, therefore, OF tie
House Of Delegates be regarded an indication, at
least OF the policy hereafter 10 be pursued, and that the
South West look in vain she has heretofore tor
aid from the Legislature construct road o such vital I'M
porsnce 10 her citizens, and OF interest 10
the Commonwealth. However the evil ~ upon YOU, and
behooves you look the remedy You have market
South of you which be made accessible, at small
compa ravely-l alude the markets OF North Caro-
lima. The greatest obstacle in the ut present is the
Blue Ridge what is called the Good Spur Gap -
company will be the present session OF the
Legislature, Turnpike this Gap. which
be done grade oi three degrees This obstacle being
removed road be made from the main Valley in the
county OF Wythe the State Line, "a distance OF about
forty miles with little labour grade nowhere exceed
three degrees In addition this, there are other out
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At a meeting the officers the list Regiment Virgin
in M,a held at Matthews Court House ON Saturday the
h Of January lSl5 for the purpose nj sending delegates
the Military Convention be held the city Rich.
mond, the 20th nst Tor the better Organization the
Militia; Lieutenant Colonel Walter G. Lane, appoint.
cd Chairman, and Capt Leonidas James, Secretary.
On motion, the following resolutions unanimously
adopted:
ist Resolved, That the officers of the 6Ist Regiment
in the proprety Of holding the proposed Military
Convention the city OF Richmond the goth day
January lsi5, for the purpose of devsng plan Tor
the better organizaton OF the Militia of the State.
End. Resolved, That believe that the re-cstabsh-
OF the Battalion would prove essentially
fetal TO the system.
3rd. Resolved. That nducement for SsnnT men
to volunteer officers and study themselves eff
cicnt, that the Office Inspector be re
by choosing ,hsdcst Colonel commission each Bri.
sade wiv pay Brigade Inspectors used former.
yk-receiye.
(4,h Resolved That we concur with the Regiments in
The proprcy Of the officers appearing uniform during the
sitting of the Convention.
5th Resolved That the Chair appoint delegates to rep
resent in the aforesaid Convention; whereupon the
Chair appointed Col. John R. Blrps, Major Alex James,
Capt. Edward b. Thomas, Capt. A. X. Shepard, Capt.
John T. Minier, Capt E. p Benson, Capt C. H. Edwards
Leuts Ebenezar Bohannan, Gabriel +. Miller Matthew
Gayle James Brooks. John II. Digs William Digs Lee
muel James aud John r. Pollard.
9th. Resolved. That the Chairman and Secretary be
added as delegates To said Convention.
9TH. Resolved. Tha, the Editors of the Richmond En-.
quirer and Wing be requested publish these
s'h' Resolved, That this meeting adjoam sine die.
i
LrnSrpAs JAMES, Secretary.
Directors Of the Bank of Trginia and Braaehes for IL.
Year lS45.
RICHMOND.
By Stockholders. By the Executive.
James Caskic, VIM. Gray
Lewis Webb, Henry Ludlam
John J. London, Tho. II. Ellis,
Fred Bransford, Mann S Valentino
Henry w. Moncure
NORFOLK.
James F. Hunter, VIM. C. Crump.
A. Mihado, e. l.. Rockwell,
Alex. Bell, VIM C. Whitehead
Jas. II. Johnston.
PETERSBURG.
Joseph Bragg. OH. Branch,
Thomas Wallace, Hugh A. Garland,
John Rowlet, Ben Jones'
Peter b. Wells.
FREDERIcKsBuR0.
Hugh Mercer, b. Gordon,
Hugh Scott, w. 7. Conway
Tho +. Knox. Jno. s. Wexford
Jno. VI. Whuemore.
LyScHEuRs.
Chiswel Dabney Jas. w. Morgan.
John Helms, Wm Bell .
Chs. L. Mosby A b. Rucker
Ryllnd Roberts.
DsSy1LLE.
-h1s. =. Atkinson VIM. &. Craghead,
George Wilson, Natl. Wilson,
Ric'j G. Coleman, Alex. Walters,
George Price.
CHARLESTON.
Jas. c. Mcfarland, Matt Dunbar.
Bradford Moves, Franklin Noyos.
j. Shrewsbury, sr., Spicer Patrick,
Levi WEIGH.
Buchanan
Jas. l.. Woodvile. Jno. NJ Robinson,
Matthew Houston, Henry w. B1wyer,
Andrew l.. Boyd, Ohio. w. Kean,
John. 5. Wilson.
PORTSMOUTH.
John A. Chandler, Rich'd Biugh,
Holt Wilson, John Cooke
James Murdaugh, Jrthro A Jenkins
James VI. Bindford.