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The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-16

q 'OlS 7OCKS VERM[FUGE.-
u This is the most extraordinary remedy
for worms ever used; ii ehectually eradicates
worms from both adults and children. 1t can
not harm the most delicate infant or strongest
adult, and never fails to completely root out
and destroy all kinds of worms, The cost 25
cents per bottle, put it within the reach of all,
and all parents who are without it are wan
tonly exposing the lives of their children to
those fell destroyers of youth, worms
For sale in Woodyille by
WRIGHT & ELDER
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-16
ALABAMA. A
CLARK COUNTY.

NRsANA NVNNINs
Amos, dark complexion, IS years, middlinr
size, and says he belongs TO Alexander Balm.
bridge, OF Green county.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-16
MAnRIsnN CouNrY.

John, dark complexion, about SO years, me-
dlum height, robust, head somewhat bald, has
a scar on the left hand, caused by burn He
cannot tell the county in which his master
lives, but says he runaway from him at Coum-
bia, Marion county, Miss. Com. April 9.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-16

Adam, black, s5 years, feet ! inch, scars
on night hand aud arm cansed by a burn, says
be belongs 10 Franklin Hooks Of Wayne coun-
", ~ c but that be runaway from one DR..
July Of Livingston, Ala, 70 whom he was
hired
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-16
WASHINGTON cnrNrY.

William, black, IS years, feet inches,
has wooden leg Qhe right leg). He was
taken from the steamer Gem, and saws he be.
longs to John Wall, near the mouth of Red
River, La Committed March %.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-16

EUST received and for sale 25 busn'
q fresh conmeal, at rs cents per btso'
a2917 CHARLES OUREf'
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-16
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

Sandy dark complexion, % years, 5 feet II
inches; says ne belongs to Mr. Rirle, Of
Manrv county Tennessee.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-16

AntonH Ino description, says he belongs to
Thomas Mowdry OF Mississippi, but is igno-
rant OF all particulars as TO the residence Of
his master. Committed March %.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-16
ANTE couNrY--LInERrY.


A negro boy, yellow, 2i years, 5 feeet in.
chess, bushy hair has a scar near his left eye,
saps he belong to John Williams, near Napo-
leon Arkansas.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-16
MARION COUNTY.

Major, yellow, so years. G feet stout built
to Benjamin p. Tuuey, who resides on Sicily
Island La.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-16

William, copper color. 2s or 30 years, feet
6 incher, has a small scar on the night side Of
his forehead, one on his LEFT eyebrow and one
on his left side aud one upper tooth out, says
he belongs to a Mr. James Currie who resides
in or neaf Bunch's Bend, on the Mississippi
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-16

ISsAQUENA CoUNTY--TALLULA.
Joseph, black, IS years 5 feet s or 9 inches
has scar at the corner Of the left eye; says
he belongs to II. Crane OF New Orleans.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-16
RHODES DoHoNEY.

State of Indian, Jefferson county, S.
James NJ. Humphreys, a Justice Of the peac'
i'll and for said county and State, do cerIlll
that the above named Rhodes Dohoney sub
scribed and made oath to the foregoing Ger
tiiicate before me, this 9th day of Februarl
1S49. JAS. M. HUMPHREYS, J, ?
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IMPORTANT CORRECTION.


We take pleasure in inserting the following communica-
ZION from Gen. Bayly correcting error which we COM
United Yesterday in an article headed "New Appraisers
Bll": ,o-,
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
Centlemen-My attention has just been called 10 your
article in the Enquirer of this morning. under the capon
% New Advertisement Bill" and also to the one which FOL
lows H. from the Hartford Times under the CAPTION I'M
portant Increase of the Tariff i.
THE article from the Times full of erros as is 80 mucn
of vour article as upon Statements and those in
which you say the Northern papers agree have not Time
TO correct them In detail which regret as ind the law
referred TO is much misunderstood But may say that II
makes no change whatever in the Tariff OF 1885, as con-
sued and administered from the period OF us M
down the late decision Of the Supreme Court oy mr..
Folks Gen. Tayors and the present administration As
YOU correctly remark In the first paragraph OF your article
the bill rates and enacts the Treasury circulars and re-
e,tabstesn the Tariff of 46, understood by It's trainers
Ii meets the acceptance of the Supreme Court which puts
construction which has prevailed at the Treasury II dee'
that and 1t does no more except TO authorize tae ap
monument of appraisers large. The appointment OF hem
was ecessary produce that uniformity in the duties e-
WED In several ports which is required by the
tiou Mr. Walker earnestly recommended the Dill IN an OF
,s provisions 1t necessary continue the ariii oil
as which has been emnenty successful as he had con-
strued and adminsteredit il.
Nothing could be unfounded than the statement OF
the Times That this law literally smugged through
Congress-" No bill was more carefully considered IL was
discussed the Senate long any body chose TO
it, and passed that body without opposition Inc cnarac
Ter of the bill much discussed in the papers and II was
well understood in the House of Representatives The rules
required two-thrds take from the Speakers table, YET
upon my notion taken up and after brief statement
from me was passed scarcely with dissent from one
In great haste, have the honor TO be- most respectfully
YOUR obt servant, III H. BALL.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS.. MARCH


TOBACCO.-We have no material change 70
prices of new tobacco. Lugs arc rather better No
common leaf Coed and fine new is in demand Of
10 Ii 49, The prices Of old tobacco. on Thursday
50 good as they were II the date Of las, repoLi.
". VI. MARTIN
by y. VI. Martin & Co: hhds ?. Finch; NJ.
one common and one fair al 81 90 ard 8 l. :. D.
n, IS and one 1t 50. 10 hhds., J. ". HaTgroye' q,
al 20; one common Lu9s IS 40; hhis. SnAs
at ST. g. and . az so at 8 and n, 81 ., q =
at $40. shhds., 4. u. HAWKINS, !igs ! q = :,
and .; 25-5 hhds leaf al 8 G2.. 9 %, II - J..
50, hid at SIC; and 2hhds A. Branch, on iV'h ~
FLOUR Richmond at 81 so. ScoitsF|'
81 62a; dali.
WiIEAT-Rcd So cts white 100 10 luo.
CORN-Sales at63 cents.
CORN MEALS 10 SO cents.
OATS-45 a AZ cents.
RYE-75 10 50 cents. 80
FISH-Hcrrings, No. Cut Sie.ll; Gross ,.
Mackercl, No. g. S. O.; No. 2, = 50; No l. "
SO 50 SO.
in better demand. n.
LARD-New, in barrels, Gas 81 cents; kegs =
BACON-New Baltimore Sides Gets. Shout
COFFEE-Prime new crop Laguayra held I; "
old crop TX l2ss; Rio ii TX cents.
SUGAR-New aesp New Orleans So 4 - =
Rico 81 al, cents.
MOLASSES--New crop New Orleans, in bar
spIRiTs-Cognac Brandy 81 IS a s25; Roc.
50; American proof 33c; 4,h proof 5Oa5o; Apple
Richmond Rectifed Whissey 26hc.; ~ r. Run =
KiCE-New crop 3k a 4 cents. Small deman:
PLASTER-Market entirely bare and large u
S. - 3 so.
GUANO-Psruvian $50; Patagonian $40 per -
BEESWAX-Wantrd at q % cts. per D. =.
TEAS-Imperial 45a75c per h.; Gunpowde' =
Young Hyson 30a75c; Black p 90 c.
NAILS-3 3h cts. u.
SOLE LEATHER-Hemlock tanned, GOOD .
damaged llal5 cts.
SOAP-Richmond and New York > aoc. .r..
IRON-Pig Iron s24 10 30, according 70 -.
S95 per ton English 55; Trc..eear RichlnohIi -
Isl Up Country Bar So 81, according TO guam.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Cattle-Scale weight 81 % 10 - o.
sheep-Net, 81 IS 20 SO 50, as in qu1i..;CyG n 81
lie ample.
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.

z.
ronr, today coored testified that he knew the al
legged fugitive slaves in le4 in Coiumba.that they went by
rs n.ms NJ Hannah and Dick Delman. white esti-
Ga 70 knowinp the boy Columbia and Chstana in lS4S
hn he was not positive about the The exces
much interest The Courthouse is filled with spectators
among whom is colored woman and Child said TO be the
realsfugiives. ,u,
PHILADELPHIA, MARCH l2-lO P. d.
The examination for the defence in the fugitive slave case
h,. cossd and rebutng testimony being taken One
man an undertaken teses that be made Mr. Hayders COT
fin in 1880 instead Of ls when said alleged fugitive nu,sed
deceased AT his DEATH Two others swore that the boy when
arrested paye reasons Mr. Pedue tor running away The
case will not he closed until late tonight, II then
S-Case closed and finally argued, but the Judge de-
cines giving an opinion tonight.
FRESH IN THE APPOMATTOX.-The Petersburg
InteRence estimates loss in that city by the great flood
In tbs Appomattox, az >600O0
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RECONCILIATION BETWEEN GEN. SCOTT AND
GOV. MARCY.-A Washington letter in the New fofK
Express has the following statement:
reconciliation of differences has taken place between
Gen. Scott and Gov Marcy Both gentlemen Geng presen'
At sunper party given few evenings since 6y J. Aen
nedy ESQ the General expressed to Mr. kennedy deter
mnaton 10 make advances the E1-Secretary Oh WAL
with whom he had not been friendly relations SINCE me
Mexican war; stating that he fell oppressed y ae Inn
sary continuance of any GOODNESS between himself ana any
gentleman and would much prefer reconciliation He no.
ped that the Governor would receive his IN the
same spirit BY which he was influenced in making them
The advances were made the result was as ne mao
ped The whole company, among whom were E1-uose
nor Crtenden Attorney Generals Ex-Governor Lechei'
of KY now Minister TO Mexco Edward Everett late Pres
den, Of Harvard University; Mr.. Macedo, Minister from
BRAZIL Mr. Stuart Secretary of the Interior &c) seemed
much delighted with the affair and its results Al the sup
per table Marcy was toasted as the ae Gove
nor of New York md as ExSecetary of War; in response
10 which the remarked that whatever eseor
y might attach 10 him as Secretary OF War; was rejected
glory honor-reected from the gallant men and brave Of
ces with the notice of whose conduct ne was ana
especially from him who has been distinguished MAJOR
General for 81 years-longer than any other man nsng
The expressions so delcaey made were received win
burs, Of applause and created for the honorable speaker feel
ngs Of admiration which will endure when the essc occa
sion shall sumber in forgetfulness.
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standing The urgency that is felt for such an cea
eoapse ia apprehcnded at the North Failures
snnonnced and panics foreboded Better Inc
&c, Of TOO limited supply Of money ihah 'he
inflated currency The time is not auspciou " 1.,;n,.
IT,, f,oedom 10 the business of banking IN Virginia
"a nolaw ia vet proposed Why therefore, chn' - ~
,, ,aw. these new banks in every quarter " 80
Every monopoly charter now granted WI" -. -.
10 the monopoly interest and endanse' -. ,,,,o
Of the general law-the free SYSTEM 80 S,.,.
arrives for it's enactment The present g. -
newas If other banks are now crea'eu =,
ber influence and support will be given 10 tue appcao0hS
If the old and the monopoly system VIII "o'eDy ~ al ~
liability be perpetuated. So far the'eioe, o '' 49,
be,p entitled TO the name of reeoanSing o's' 'es WIN
d he likely forever to exclude the free system from VIZ
o;n, Free banking the true democratic system Inc
new monopoly bills opposed 10 TINS oecau' 's
mr.. speeal in their whole scope anu oes'eh' III ~ '.'
and nroyisions as to localities persons ana prsieges DC
naca their stockholders VIII De interested IN prevent
tho establishment of the free-system, In securing mo-
nonoly of the banking business 10 e4istng oanhS anu
therefore oppose every obstacle IN 'ne power ~ e 0e
.vs,em when the present bank charters expire.
tho necessty for increase Of banking capital 100
-, ., h ,esiated If the advocates of the monopoly
h. mu, have banking privileges let them apply for gene
establishing the free system. But let our legislators
,Ls oar. that they not deceived by names. Let them
ook farther than the pledge of bonds and mortgages
with the Auditor free banking system, and not be de-
udsd into the belief that they establishing that free sy'-
tenn in granting batch of monopoly charters The general
Inv cannot be devised in day. perfected even in ses-
sion There many safeguards to be
many frauds be oreseen and GENERALIZATION many abuses
to be provided agansand many temptations to be re-
strained for that The interests of million Of people are
to be protected hundreds of millions of property are to be
secured disastrous frauds and populations These things
are all considered and done in the framing OF banking
aws and urge the Senate of Virginia to hesitate long,
and 10 deliberate anxousy before they sanction the bills
which come to them from the House creating these nsu
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Ja The Editors ofthe Enquirer

TO the Editors ofMe Enquirer:
In my remarks yesterday in the House Of Delegates upon
ias, winter upon similar bill. find, in looking the
Enquirer Of this morning. that you have fallen into the
ar the re porter Of last winter did, my view of the
general policy of divorces Al this report Of my remarks has
been quoted 10 my prejudice beg leave through the med
um Of your paper myself right upon the subject My
n.,,;on h this That when and wife separated and
he General Assembly satisfied that they and
NOT live together it would be better to pass law dvorcine
10th nsrtss than TO compel both occupy anom
nn. no,itlon Of being married and unmarried the
time and that refusal divorce them always leads to
of the part of if of both the
n,rties This is what stated yesterday, rs we'll last
winter. JANE" H. 1 IauoooN
Mo,ch nth 1851.
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CONVENTION.

The Convention yesterday the usual hour and the
journal of the day previous having been read and approved
the House resolved itself into committee Of the whole to
further consider the basis question.
Mr. Moore of Rockbridge being entitled 10 the floor, ad-
dressed the Committee in continuation of his speech COM
menced on Thursday night Having concluded, Mr. NJ.
was followed by Mr. Hall Of Lancaster county in favor OF
the Mixed Basis When the Committee the floor had
been assigned to Mr. Fisher who commenced his speech at
the NIGHT session in favor the White Basis Mr. F. will
probably continue this morning
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MARRIAGES.

Nv nv Dudley Atkinson, DR.. wM I DoWNIEdn,;, m
Ssuss , Of IT.. iae Ifaac Cooke, all Of kiAs VIM
-, >, Marvin on the la;h Of FEB, ~ e. F.:,y
,o MnsE RaUSpoLpH LACY Of cheesIied' - ,..i.
TIE. ONLY daughter OF " e SySIs. FL .o q
n - Wig and Religious Herald vii copy .,.,.,
MARRIED, on the 9TH ss b he u &C.. Of In:
Bridge Meetinghouss, Mr; w 4 1.ar,,n 49,"
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EY The Southern Rights Association will mces this
evening at the Union Temperance Hail. at o'clock Several
addresses may be expected.
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We arc requested to state that Mr. Gddons las, exhibit
lion Of the "Nie" Panorama takes place this evening"
Tomorrow evening he gives his last special lecture
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-14

we regret 10 that Mr.. Mortimer b. Johnson mas
been detained from his In the House OF Delegates oy
ndsposition,
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LATER FROM HAYrr-RELEAsE or CApT. MAYO
OF ST. Jago de Cuba We have received Intelligent,
commander of the United States sloop-o -war A..
succeeded in gaining the release ofCaptain Mayo e.
Leandcr, who had been Imprisoned al Hayn by o.
sable Majesty. The Hnyiicn government. had aso
paw Captain MAYO 5000 damages.-LN. y. Hera.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-14

EYThe Democratic convention for this Congressional dis
trio, will meet al the Concert Room of the Exchange Ho'e
on Tuesday the 18th inst, at IL o'clock.
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TUT rIEcTIoNS POSTPONED.

THE ELECTIONS POSTPONED.
will be seen by the full details given in another column
that the general elections have been postponed till the
FOURTH THURSDAY IN OCTOBER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-14

The Kanawha, va Republican notes the commencement
Of the manufacture Of sal, tho newly located town OF
West Columbia, the Ohio River, in Mason County, Va
Abou, 80 barrels are turned daily The town has sprung
up with astonishing pdiy having been in existence less
than two years. 1, numbers 81 houses foundry -four
ing MILL saw mill, and FIVE stores Thecoal field at West
Columbia is known extend area back from the
river of not less than twelve fifteen hundred acres The
stratum is from feet 10 inches 6H feet thick compa-
ny is now engaged shipping to New Orleans, where they
have contracted to furnish 10000 bushels per week.
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HANOVER SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION.


At meeting of the Hanover Association for the protec
ton of Southern rights this day held at Hanover Court
House Col Edwin Shelton called TO the Chair and
John Page Esq., appointed Secretary when 1t agreed
that perfect organization of the association
meeting should be held at the same place on Tuesday the
with the names subscribed thereto be forwarded the
Richmond newspapers with request that they publish the
same. EDWIN SHELION, chairman.
JOHN PAGE Secretary.
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The RoASoKE at Weldon was feet higher on 81
Monday than il was in the fresh Of last year. The
cars were unable 10 reach the bridge Sunday nisa
passengers had walk the old bridge Of The p
and Roanoke Railroad which is in q stats o. aecay
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE u. STATES SENi
WAsurSeToS MARcht2

NAsHINGTON, MARtk z
In open session to-day Mr.. Jefferson Davis Office:
luton informing the President Of the United Siae
Bill for the relief of the American Colonization 500
passed without due form Of law. The resolution
over and the Senate went into Executive session
manned therein until o'clock.
After the Executive session a resolution dlrec'In.
chase OF $4,000 copies of part one, and $1,000 cop.
two of the Paten; Office Report, from Mr. Rii1
adopted. ,...
On motion it was ordered that the Senate adlou'i
Of one o'clock Tomorrow.
A committee .as appointed 10 wait on the rfes
inform him that the Senate was about TO si9l'
comrnitice having performed the duty assigned iher
ted that the President had no further communicated.
Tho resolution of Mr.. Jefferson Davis concef'
fof the relief tho American Colonization Society,"
taken up on a division. No quorum was pFesen'
Senators answering TO their Names. Adjourned
The following contirnnlions were made BY The ss
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FIRE.-Ths residence of Captain David Rambo. on the
South Fork was consumed by fire last week. The fire orr
enated in the second story and portion of the furniture
there was lost
The splendid brick mansion house being built by Madison
Beae Esq in the upper end of Washington County, was
DESTROYED by fire on Wednesday morning. 9Th instant The
building was in an unfinished state and the fire got among
tho shavings while the workmen were al breakfast The
walls were left standng1 abingdon Democrat
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Mr. WHEELER, from the Committee for Courts OF Jus
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Alr. Schcnck, rs minister nj Brazil
Mr. Eack, az Secretary Of Legation 10 Brazil
SIR j. Bczman Kerr rs charge to NiCamca
Mr.. Easily, as commissioner OF Public Building,
Mr.. Goodrich, - Consul ut Paris, vice Mr.
cEed Several Indian Agents were also conhrme.
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MADAME BISHOP.-This talented vocalist makes her
last appearance tonight The performances selected are
among the most interesting and attractive The Northern
papers speak of Madame Bishops personaon Of Judith IN
the very highest The New York Courier and Enqu
rer uses the following language:
Asro. PLACE OPERA HousE-THE NEW OPERA OF Ju-
Public expectation has been in the operate circle
greatly excited al the Of the grand opera OF
Judith not merely on account OF the magnhcenee anu
spendor with which invested and the fame ofisgrea
conductor Bochs but from the fact that it to restore to
us the queen OF English song the renowned Madame Anna
Bishop The consequence was the Asor Place Opera House
was crammed almost every part the amphheatre and the
parquee being crowded and the greatest portion OF me
audience for the part highly critical one stamped
the production with unequivoca success Mrs Bishop mas
not been heard better advantage at any time She was
twice called before the curau al the end OF the second act
and at the finale the piece Of the gorgeousness Of tho
piece Of its general character must speak hereafter
Enough for the preoent II was triumph
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and being governed uats musanaH oy the provisions Oh
said Code.
The elections for members of the House Of Representa-
tves Congress- and for members OF the General Assembly
of Virginia under the existing constitution is hereby
poned until 4h Thursday in October And if
ded constitution SHALL or before 2Oth June 1851 be pro-
elections authorized by Sd section of this act then the cleo
ton of members the General Assembly under the existing
constitution shall be postponed indefinitely.
Bu il the said convention shall prepare amended
constitution on before 10th June 1851 but shall propose
such constitution and furnish the Governor with copy
thereof on before lst Angus, 1851 it shall be the duty
The Governor forthwith make proclamation of the
10 pubsh the newspapers and transmit printed copies
10 the Clerk Of each County and Corporation Court.
And if the said Convention shall not prepare amended
Constitution before the 10th of June 1851 but shall
such before the ls OF August 1851 il shall be
the duty of the officers who shall conduct the elections for
members the General Assembly the 4h Thursday in
October next, open poll books for submitting The Con-
.titu,on amended for the ratification rejection of the
governing themselves in all things else by the provi-
,;ons u the Sd and eth sections Of this act with the excep
tion that the returns OF the result Of the voting shall be
made TO the next Legislature instead.
The next session ofthe General Assembly shall
the second Monday IN January, oo@, instead OF the ne
Mr.. CRUTCHFIELD moved to lay it the table and
make the order Of the day for Monday next which was
7 lost--ayes 81 IS.
The amendment OF the Senate then agreed to- by the
following vote
AYEs-Messrs Hopkins, (Speakerl Finney, Massey of A
than Carrington Of B. Hays, Wells, Forbes. WelImnn
Clarke Speed, Muse Stuart, Hume, Scott OF r., Dunlap
Deskns Cooke, Wall, Pearls, GuerIan, Carroll calIsoo
Stump Monroe, Weton Lewis Of H., Morris, Duke, Jew.
e Patrick Arnold, Slemp, Ferguson, Wright, Newman
Boyds,on Jenney Harvey. BeIrne, vanoIsdal, Stubbs
VERIFY Russell Robertson Kee, cackey Fairlax Garrison
man, Newsom, Johnson, Horner Dirty and Boyd--66.
NoEs-Messrs. Carter, billiard of A., Power Lewis Of s.
Buckner, Wilcox, Darlington of c. Jones' Barbour Good
Wilson Sovall Fleming Sou,hall, Howser, Gresham, Pen
dleton, Montague, Williams Baskerville Dawson, But
Wheeler, Campbell of NJ Willis, Cox, Witcher Scott OF