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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15
MOTHERSI MQTHERSll

w ouLD you have! will you possess an eifectual re-.
cuy against the awful ravages that is csnsi ant Iy
made by that fell destroyer of the Infant race
80 we say to you conhdentiaily with the Blessing
Lo.d attending the application, that it will in no
III .aken according To the directions ai! to remove
we from The stomach of the little sufferer and restore
10 nm our worm syrup is made entirely ofvegeta.
bles, IT, efore harmless Fathers Mothers
70 inc farentiess and all who have the children
aelay nor out hasten aud get hottie of Hobensack s
worm syrup at the corner of end and coates sis PM,
States. ~ -''S"
Come prove the truth of what we saw
TO Coates and Second haste away;
There's syrup that dos sexpell
Worms, All who can its virtues tell
It's mild and gentle, yet its sure
Mothers II will your children cure
Then can you, will you yet refuse
This hest of medicines TO use
Prepared only by 4 C 5 Hobensack second and
coates sis, Phila and TOR by of the respecs
bic Druggists and Store keepers II United states
rrice rs cts per bottle. sen no
90 James Baker, Jepson and l. A A Wait agents
heeiing, Va David ps-ks Co. agents Nartensviile
OHIO, James A. Gray e TO. agents, Bridgeport Ohio
JokL HosEssAcK, wholesae agent Martinsville Ohio
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15

Tie volunteers who ailised here on Thurs.
day sight. on their way TO Pittsburgh were
treated with that eaurtesy end cotdislity to
which they we've entitled by the mass OF our
cilizsus. They We're hailed at the landing
with cheers. cannon, fire. works, &c. They
wee 5dtres,ed and welcomed, on behalf OF
the citizens. by VIM. Pitts, BEG. who was
promptly and i,elingly responded to By Co.'s.
Black and Wnooop
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15
LANDS AND LOTS

1.-THE subscribers will offer at Public Sale on the 7th
August, le4s, at the Court House. in Wheeling
10000 acres of Land lying betw the Tennessee and
Duck Rivers in Perry county, Tennessee abe miles
from mem ana 'oo from the OHIO. These lands are hea
WY wooded, yielding, say 100 cords the acre and
large quantity of Shipimber and Cooper's stuff They
are well deserving of cultivation having sell equal to
that OF an yWheeng lands. They supposed to con.
tam large beds of Iron ore they The grand ron
region of Tennessee.
Al the same time several very desirable Houses and
Lots IN Narnsville near Wheeling, will he offered,
erms and Titles will be made or before the
day OF SAFE. ELY DORSEY
Wheeling, JULY. Is4a. H. nj. JAMtSoN
9J- Pittsburgh Journal copy to the amount of 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15
FOR SALE.
HOPPING COUGH AND GROUP.

TO PARENTS-Jaynes Expectorant is without eI.
cepion the most valuable preparation for the
hove diseases. II converts Hopping Cough in'o mild
and tractabe disease and shortens its duration
than one half aud produces certain and speedy
cry. From half to one tea spoonful, will certainly
Group in infants and young children, half hours
time. The lives of hundreds Of children will be saved
annually by always keeping it on hand ready for every
emergency.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15
FOR KFN L

rY9HE STEWARDS INN AND BOARDING HOUSE
i BELONGING TO BETHANY COLLEGE, IS
rent the LIST OF September next for one OF more
years There being at present no public house IN Beth
any, Temperance Hotel would be d'sidefa-
tun The Stewards Inn is suitable for such purpose
as well "a for regular boarding house and will be rem
ted on favorable terms competent and well atesed
Steward Inn keeper. good number OF students de-
sire to Obtain boarding in IT, Applications VIII ee re-
ceyed and attended make soon, either by Professor
Penhieton o the subscriber. A. CAMPBELL,
iy15 President, Bethany Cohege.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15
STEAMBOAT REGISTER
REPORTED RY c. II BERRY


ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
Of Boats for the last d hours GU ling veste r
day III o'clock, p. NJ.
ARRIVED.
Schuylkill, Andrews, New Orleans,
Bruoklyn. Boies. ST. Louis,
Cashier, Dawso, Pittsburgh,
Paris, Maratta, i"
Hudson, Poe, I"
Magnet, Carrothers, i"
Friendship, H. Davis, H. Rock,
Loyal Hanna, M'Donald, Louisville,
Companion, Tomilson, Gin.
Virginia, Dawson, Steubenville,
DEPARTED.
Schuylkill, Andrews, Pittsburgh,
Brooklyn, Boies, I"
Cashier, Dawson,
Friendship. LAWS. +"
Companion, Tomilson, !"
Loyal Hanna, Mcdonald,
Paris, Maratta, St. Louis,
Hudson, Poe. Sun Fish,
Magnet. Carothers, H. Rock,
Virginia, Dawson; Steubnvile,
feet water in the ctannel-falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15
ANOTHER PHYSICIANS OPINION

The following additional testimony in favor of DIR.
Jaynes Medicines has recently been received from
physician of high standing in Lsuderaie CO., Mssis
sippl under date of August ., 1876
Dr d. Jayne-Dear Sir am intimately acquainted
Win some OF your prepare and safely
mend them, Your Expec,orant and Carminaive Bal
sam nave nse'i extensively in my own practice, and
STATE unhesiaiingy that have used no Article, or com
pihatof OF medicines, that have better answered the
purpose Tor which they were prepared than the above.
w. w. JOHNSON, NJ d., l.auderdaie Co., Miss.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, and sold
on agency by BRENTLlNGER. jyl3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15
BOWEL AND SIMMER COMPLAINT


DR.. JAYNE, No. 8 South THIRD Street. is willing to
guarantee that his Carsinatve Basam will cure Dar-
rhGa, Coles, Cramps, Gripping Pains. Cholera Morbus,
summer Complaint, and other arrangements Of the So-
mach aud Novels, in ninety nine out of hun
dred, and in less than half the than be effected
by any other means.
It's extremely pleasant and children fond of it,
II is equally eecual for adults for children and
when the directions followed and cure is edec
ted, the money will be cheeruIly returned. Price IS
and 80 cts per bottle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15

GEN. BUTLER d. G EN-. TAYLOR.-Gen
Taylor was at the last dates at New Orleans
on business, where he has resisted every ef-
fort to introduce him into parade or show.
A lew evenings after his arrival there was a
torch light procession il honor OF Gen. But
ler Gen. Taylor was deserted through the
window OF the ST. Charles Hotel. aud an i'm
mense crowd soon collected and shouted for
the saloon to escape notice; but the shouts &
crowd increased until the whole street was
thronged. He was then repeatedly waited
upon by gentlem3 "a from the crowd, who In
vited him to appearat the window and adj
dress them. Finding the crowd would not
disperse W thout it, Gen Taylor went forward
and said:
Fellow citizens. ! ala accidentally in this
city, and would iaIn be an unobserved spec
tator OF the proceedings of this night The
evening has been sci apart TO do honor to
friend, brother soldier and gentleman no
/ respect. aud 10 whom the country owes
debt of gratitude. | had hoped hat no or.
would notice my presence Ia way to ATTRACT
attention. Bat siuce you have seen fit to
manifest your paTuaity IN a manner whig
could NOS escape notice. | can only than
you for the kindness OF the compliment and
wish you good isht.
The Geneal retired amid sdouts that made
the weiain ring, and universal feeling of
admiration .ot The generosity Of the old hero.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15
LIFE. LIFEn I,JFEui

LII that man hath will he give for his life so we
- find recorded in the ance and hest Of hoo.
but as we see thousands ing ar. und us Win Cons,
ton, group. cough, asthsia bronchitis sni,tnu hina
and other pulmonary affections we are led to doubt The
eofeeiness Oh the above assertion especially since il is
80 well known that certain remedy may he oh,.;n.
which always arrests those diseases - '"'"'
p. layne's Expectorant never fails to give relief
o cures a'ef every other means have failed This can
he and has besn proved in thousands of Instances
:. mas erected radical cures, after the patient had been
gwen up by all his friends and physicians
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15
FOR PRESIDENT.
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
FOR viCE PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMORE

SfRrE ELECTORS.
] Jaan J.. Jblr- is.s ~ Wight
> & So HrirE. Petersburg.
, u = living Cumhersut.
4 j Is Irving. LynJbhurg.
3 IS Martin. Franklin.
& B.0i J. B1raoar oi opnge,
= F.ht hSoutt. fauquiTi.
s fr Garrett. W~stmorelan3.
9 John A. Weul,th. x. hnont city.
10 ROBOT Sil1 isfs. Niliisms1urgh.
IL 4 Hunter. ieiiersau
- & II u SlHsft. Aaaas'a.
L. S SieD N,ors. Becsenige.
II Gonna y / fngg. Washington.
- 6 IS Summers. AaaaW ha.
Il q ID Clmdca. Harrison.
Il f II Frup0u:. Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15

The commissioners from Yucamn to The
government OF Mexico. ior aid. hsve en,irely
failed in thei efforts to procure it. The gov
eminent OF that wreiched county has enough
for lis soldiers 10 do al home.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15

| .lst pair of god spectaeles was dropped on the
paveineni soi,e place between john MeLures
N hpbhs Book store liberal reward will be given If
delivered to me al J. la M'Lures. JANE McI.URE.
July l0th, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15

AL right aoW.-Ihe opposition TO Taylor
and Fillmore that existed among The Wings
OF this city. 10 consequence oil their dsap.
pointment about Mr.. Clay, Is about all hush
ed The eiierNesceuCe went off at the Park
and al the Broadway House. We knew hat
ths sound heads oi tie Young Wings here
woald soon g-t the command OF ,heir warm
hearts. All dghl now.
We have thought it necessary to say thus
much. because the iloeoioco press all over he
county is iJyiug 10 make the most OF the lit
lie eaeutes We have here. We shall be dis
appointed il aNsN York city does not give
# - cad Fillmore 5000 msjorty-and
Hlyu, Williamsburg, jersey City, and
uburbs npropouiOn.-AsW York ET-
afeae
tatts fla
ot flll..,l
At4.VD1 z}H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15
LOUISVILLE SEMINARY
AND
CT tCCJCtT INSrpI,pJrrrIS

AT r. BOYD would respectfully apprize the citizens
AVA of Wheeling that he has at present the mau-
agement of the Seminary in Loydsvit, Ohio which is
IN successful opeato and where he will usual
attention 10 those placed under his charge The coun.
Try about Is healthy in the highest degree. rich, and
Beautiful offering every inducement exercise. The
expense is trlng Boarding be obtained respecl-
able families at 81 to rs per week, and young people
are sure to improve greatly in their health and physical
condition. which should he considered ia csnnexion
with Education. iyl3-lt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15

The ST. Clairsvilie Gazette copies, with
grea ztst, the aflidavts of some soldiers in
Coshocton that Gen. Taylor reprmanded a
soldier OF the Sd Ohio regiment for stealing
chicken. They gay, too, that he swore. We
do not believe that. for those who will steal
will lie, aud are assured by those who know
Gen, Taylor well, that he never uses proiane
language; but il anything would make an
honest man. like Gen. Taylor, swear, it would
bs finding American Soldiers turning hen
roost roost robbers. We think partiz4ns, 10
make capital against Gen. Taylor are trump
ing up things Gbellous on the Ohio soldiers as
a BODY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15
METnnnlsr CONFERENCE.


Whereas, The las General Conference erect
ed a Weslerl Nirgon Conference from paris
OF the Pittsburgh sad Ohio Conferences: aud
Where's, rheeeclion OF such Conference
separates from oirooiy. many OF our brethren
who Tor many yeas have been associated with
us: aud
Whereas. We hive enjoyed the pleasure at
this session, of meeting with our brethren
from the kanawla District, whose brief asso-
CATION with US, we shall remember with
pleasure, thereiori
Resolved. Thai re most cordially com
mend our brethren Of the Western Virginia
Conference, TO The iavor and blessing OF AL
mighty God,-pnyiag that in their future la
bors. they may b. favored oil the great Head
OF the church, with abundant prosperity.
81, Resolved, That with our best withes
and devout prafet lor their future success. we
hereby tender 10 them every practicable co.
operation, III the promotion OF that blessed
cause III which we are mutually engaged.
w. kENNEY.
G. CoeKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15

1t is a singular Isct that in the great city
of New York there is but one paper, the Irae
Sun, that advocates the election OF Cass aud
Butler. The supporters OF that nomination
are not reading people, or not very numer-
Gus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15
TOBACCO. SNUFF AND CIGARS &.

SNorr AND CiG AIRS, &c.
bu'is congress pia, Tobacco very d..
10y golden ofon"ko cavendsh "'e
DO Aliens ems aromatic -
and " Pug do common a.
case turkish scaThatA smoking taha..o
oaoA eai aud dry do DO IN
ia, 40 pfaepee fesala, havana eaxaaore Gigs
sloities Maeahan SNUFF " s''A
bladder do do
ke= kappee do DO
~, s'.sh stud IA sisddsTs and half pspers
fancy anu urftnAa. clay. and stone pi 49,. s,,,,t.
~'' iof sale eheaphy Il y swEARGNcEN s' ~
FRUITS.
~ dft.ias fresh Figs
l IT4ll Date
I eask saniee Cur arts
drum santee RaiSns
lraHes IA Jars
: bxs preserved citrous
! d" do LeH.on Peal
10 Lemons iss iec'd asa for sa's h.u hy
u s"EAAiNGEN l. co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15

ResolDcd. That our & aieful acknowledge
ments are due 10 the different pastors and
churches OF Wheeling and its vicinity for the
use OF their pulfis and houses OF worship
during the preseiE session.
s. E. BABcocK,
J. DRuMMoND.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15

TIE news from Mexico, Which we publish
to-day. indicates a state OF things very SINH
lar 10 what we expected when in Our com
ments upon the commencement OF the war
and the measures that led TO 1t, we said we
should have no peace until the whole OF Mei.
leo became par, Of this republic. Paredes
now resists The government aud peace-he
will overthrow that government, without
doubt, and combining The few real patriots
with the millions vi iadroneS will make up
an army OF invasion, and they will be assisted
by men OF property. who are more secure in
the presence Of an American amythan herd
OF Mexican robbers. We then shall have the
battles to Gght over again, especially should
6en. c s., who wished 10 swallow all
Mexico. have control of our government.
With Gen. Ia, Tor, and honest statesmen at
the helm OF government this may be avoid
ed and peace established.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15
messrs fhayer & Son, Hoosick Falls. N " sends IN
pr u Vaughn IN letter, the follow ing testimonv. "

~, n VI. hoosick Falls, March 10, IS47
To Dr Nsughn-I feel il a duty owe 10 Won 10 nat.
'his statement. thinking some other persons attr,eJ
ay READ, ana mud reiiet through the same source In
Apih last was attacked with niamatory rheunatisn
SO th1 was perfectly helpless. App ie 10 three INV
sieahs, ana alter remaining under their care for ,
Sax weeks and all the time CROWN. worse tbev ~
oea hai Was aiiicted with the dropsy an Il,e -,
sni AMER Nt in2 every experiment, and
means ia Their power they declared my case inc,,fy
ana stated that eouid live hut very few Is,s
n%. ina. tune nay Trends saw your Vegetable iI,on
saveulsed III te papers they orocnred
ne boiiie whieh seemed TO relieve me ' neu
taken i've bottles, and my health ,e.,a since
Nh., more 90 als''sa s 49, ELMiRA BAKER
eve - 70 supefeede everything IN It's way I'll al a
Get a book. '''' 'e@" remedy
pyspepsis Is the bsne Of many msn'.e,,s,.n.o =,
tongue eau describe the suffer n,ss cansS b No
Jug usfase. nanhis man Tor his station IN Is vs
eI may De, and makes him feel a. thn,,h ~ "na'ss
"o s.'Ta aan endure such misery Vet ,bess
snne',n.s are produced Ia the first mace he S Use
eni OF the stou,ae aud Il this ,yere mo, ., uefage
fshnes'oeAs Anti Biious Pills. the h,.. usins
snsass', .he accumulation Of bale e,rried an W.. e
dy and sure Fe!ief obtained. '"' ana sspes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15

Resol0,d, That the thanks of this Confer
ence are due, andthey are hereby rendered to
TO the citizens of Wheeling, for their kind
ness and hospitality. as manifested in the en-
tertalnment OF the Conference during its
present session.
s. E. BABcocK,
J. DRuMMoND.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15

Tue attention OF readers is invited 10 the
trial oil the patent Atmospheric churn to be
made at the NJ nroe house this altemoon.-
1t is s4id that it will churn new milk and
cream into good butter in few minutes.
There are great number of persons in
the Union who profess to have received let
,ers ao.n Gen. Taylor giving his views on
various questions We shall take the liberty
OF disputng The genuineness OF such letters
until we see the letters themselves.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-01-26
OBITUARY.

Died, near Cambridge, in this District,
on Tuesday morning the l l,h instant, Mrs.
l.. MAYS, consort Of Needy Mays, sen'r +,
Esq, leaving devoted husband, nine chill
dren, and many other relatives and friends
to lament her death. The deceased was
indeed pious, and in her last hours express
sed willingness to depart and be with
Christ; thus, while she has gone to join the
countless millions that people the mighty
dead, her immortal spirit has been transfer.
red from the kingdom of grace to the king
dom Of glory. AFR1ENp
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-01-26
Executive Department.

49, COLUMBIA, JAN'RY., 1s4e.
Inc : n,: Legislature having appropriated the sum
Five Thousand Dollars, to be applied. ac-
cording to the discretion of the Executive,
"fof the immediate wants OF the Orphans and
Widows OF those Of the Palmetto Regiment,
who huve died since the commencement of
the Mexican war, and those who have become
dlsahled IN the SERVICE" in order that those
for whom it is desigred, may receive this pro-
vision as fully and as speedily as practicable,
the following named persons are appointed
commissioners Ill the several Districts Which
furnished the Companies that composed the
South Carolina Regiment, viz:
Rachland-A S Johnston, John Bryce,
Edward J Arthur.
Sumter-Jamcs S G Richardson, VIM
AayneswortE, Nj Moses.
KersAaeo-Thomas salmond, j ohm Smart,
John G. West
Lancaser-J II Witherspoon, Thomas
J Wright, John Adams.
Chesier-John Rosborough, Jas Hemp
hill, Major John Kennedy.
Eaiy|ield-Gen John Buchanan, David
McDowalI, A w Younge.
Newberry-John S Carwiye: Drayton
Nance, Col w Fl Harrington.
Abbecilc-Thomas PSpierin, Thomas
Thomson, Robert Wardiaw.
Edgsfeld-N l. Griffin, Thomas G Ba-
con, VIM p Butler.
Ba'nwel1-B ii Brown, s w Troti, A
p Aldrich.
Charleston-B G Prcssly, Henry Gour-
din, A II Brown.
All those entitled to and in need of share
OF this appropriation. arc desired to make i'm
mediate application to said Commissioners ::
who will please take the necessary means to
make known their appointment, and its pur~
pose to the citizens of their respective Dis
trlcts; and make returns to this Department,
OF such applications as they may receive, by
the LIST March, when the fund will be appor-
toned, according to the demands upon it. In
the mean time, if there should be any cases
of pressing emergency, the Commissioner
Will give information as to them without delay.
instructions more in detail will be forward
ded to the Commissioners; and 1t is conf
dently expected that they will chccrfnlly use
all due exertion. that the relief provided BY
the State may find its way to the widows and
orphans,and wounded of her patriotic soldiery.
Jan 26 Aft DAVID JOHNSON.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-01-26
"RING THE CHANGES"
New Arrangement.
MOSLEY HOTEL REMOVED

The subscriber would inform the public gen.
orally and his friends in particular, that he
has recently purchased the Planters Hotel,
lately occupied by M. d. Roche, where he is
now prepared as Hotel keeper to receive
continuance ofthat patronage SO literally be-
slowed on him the last four years. AS the
whole establishment will be put imme diately
in complete and thorough repair, he can with
confidence assure those who may patronze
him, that the grand essentials of we'll kept
hotel, VIZ: faithful servants, comfortable rooms,
and a well supplied table. shall not be want
ing, which, with good stables, attentive ost-
lers, and desire to please all, he flatters him.
self that no one who has called once will be
unwilling to call again. All he desires is an
opportunity to prove the truth OF his pledges.
TO those who have heretofore patronlzed his
Hotel. he would now return his sincere thanks:
to those who have not as yet partaken OF his
fare, he would respectfully say come and see
and judge for yourselves.
He would also inform his distant friends and
the travelling public, that all the stages stop
ut his Hotel; also that he is prepared to ac-
commodate his patrons and those who arrive
at his Hotel in the different stages, with Car.
rlagcs of every description, good gentle hor-
ses and careful drivers, with which he will
convey passengers TO any place they desire,
on the most reasonable terms.
He hopes his long experience as Hotel
keeper. and his desire to accommodate, will be
duly appreciated by his friends and the public.
To those who trade in all kinds of
live stock, he would say, that he has fine lots
with water convenient, plenty of grain of all
kinds, which ne will furnish them at the low-
est prices and is in every way prepared to ac-
commodate them. II. i. MOSLEY
Abbeyille c. H., Jan 10 46 If
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-01-26
A List of Letters.

A List Of Letters.
Remaining in the Post Office at Abbev1lle c..
H., S. c., Dec 81, 1S47.
A-N1iss Margaret Atkins.
B-George Barnes, Susannah Bell, Blal
q Hughes, DR. G. G. Bailey, w X Bradley,
George Ba,nes, Pollard Brown, Rev G. v
Barnes. A Bernavs, w w Belcher, T S
Bronston. Zion Br dwell, John Bull.
Civilian Chiles. Mrs Mary Crawford,
James GOWNS, Miss Sarah Clark, VIM M
Calhoun, Mitchell Cox, Charles Carr, VIM
Gown.
D-English J Dolby, John H Darymple,
James s Drayton, E l. Davis, Peter Dearman. n :.
E-Gerard Elkin, Curran Elliott, Anthony
Ellison, Stephen Elmore.
F-Miss Mary Fife. Samuel Fife
CDR Gary, Miss Rcbecca Glenn.
H-W J Hammond, Robert Hawks, MUIR
tha Harris, John Hill, T P Huger.
J-Thomas M Jones, B & J Jordan 2,sam'l
Jordan, James w Jones.
K-joseph l. King, DR. D C Keller. A D
Kennedy, James Kay, L Kay.
L q M F Lucius, James Marshal. DR.
Marshal, Nancy Martin, James Martin.
Mc-P G McOwen, S D McDearman, T
McCracken.
N,O& Pr H Nichols, Elisha Owens,
VIM II Parker. Mrs E Parker, J w Pcsey,
John Pratt jr, H F Power, WIN Pratt.
R--Robert Reid, Andrew Riley, Mrs M P
Rainey, w A Rice.
S-Dr A @ Simmons, CLARK Scott, james
G Stevenson 3, Jesse Spruill, MIR Steaves, 8
Stevenson YIN Smith, G F Stiefer, VIM
Stone.
W&Y-Mrs M Williams, Mrs Margaret
Wardlaw 2, RogerL Williams, S B Wilkins,
s @ Williams, Henry Wilkinson, Mrs Sarah
Wire, David Waters, Young g. Wright.
NIB. Ifthe above letters are not taken out
of this Office prior to the first day of April,
they will be returned to the General Post office
as dead letters. JOHN McLAREN,
Jan IL As st p. Nj.