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GENTLEMEN have the honor to acknowledge the re-
cep OF your note OF yesterday, requesting author
ze the publication OF letter addressed 10 me by The Hon
letter not written with ayiew TO publication but
relates entirely to matters OF general interest, and
concur with you in the hope that its publication this
in complying with your request The letter saccoringy
placed at your disposal
Very respectfully,
l.. LEA
Hon. W. p. MANcum and Hon. IL S FooTE.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. S, 1851

Hon LUKE Lea Commissioner, sc.
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y
law should 30 Immediately into effect Il also repealed
ali parts Of the former dlsctng laws OF the Staas incon-
sslem with its own provisions Had the legislature
degnsd 10 continue the former law in force 10 that
vacancy should have been filled by the district IN IT. o
Iinal form. they would have added saving clause TO-
that effect Tins was the usual and legitimate way oil
enecung such rssus Their failure o insert such pro
vision showed their True intention BY general statu
tory provision OF that State, law passed any June
session into eject until specified day in the Sep
temos following. The provision that the law should
take s6ect forthwith, in connection with this crcum-
.eanes Indicated their pufpoee beyond Al controversy
cipasd The sssgnaton OF Gsassal Wilson; It was ut
tesly immatsnal The only question was ~ TO their
powu to 70 district tho Stale II they had the power,
Ss House 3. 70 right to s. Ss dns
double representation Il the ntting member held his seat.
arose from misaepsahension Of the theory OF consttu
ona representation. Every 0snhsr Of ths House. IN
toe eye Of the constitutioa y o. me peo
district ~ Of another The consttson provides that
the House shall b composed Of pefeon1 chosen once IN
Two years by the people Of the y districts OF
the States This was in accordancs with otnef clauses
in the constitutions, which Mr.. H quoted. and on which
he commented Il length All laws Of States aso spoke
Of here ~ being represe natives OF the
States, NOT Of districts thereof - Mr. r. went on 70
show So in the debates Of the convention IN the lorna
hon OF the constitution They were spoken Of - repre-
senaaivss Of the Staes not Of districts 1ndeed there
nothing in TIA legal history Of the country gong 10
show that the ranes OF the constitution ntssssd .sa'
Gonkss shcsd have ot OF part in disretnE the States
point Il vsw, and 70 far Congress had cognixancs Of
The matter, made vacancy not district, but from
The State Of New Hampshire, a. Mr.. n. went on TO
prove
Az to the objection that the people Of the four towns
vet of from district nuber two TO district number three
pad the privilege Of voting twice. he conceived thai there
was nothing 10 h Thsy might havs moved from the
one district 70 hs ehsr, and soqasd legal right to vote
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NEW GOODS.The subscribers 10 inform their cud
they have uppy of the follow
ing articles, which they invite attention, namely,
Black chay for mourning dresses
Grenadins do do
Do Pout de Sole, Gro de Rhine, India silks
and silk warp alpacas, very light
and fancy bereges and dc LANES
French organdie and lawns
Plain and figured jaconets, for dresses
DO Swiss and polka muslins
Black and fancy Foulard silks
French embroidered cemisets, cuffs and collars every val
rey and price
Very handsome and embroidered under sleeves
Ladies' meno AID silk vests
RICHARDSON an Gay's undressed Irish linens
English and American bleached long cloths
gentemens kid, silk, and lisletread gloves
Also, description Of genenens and youths wear, and
great variety goods all OF which will be disposed
accommodating
beg Of housekeepers
supply Of
Linen sheetngs, damask nble-eloths
Napkins toweng white and coored Mafseies and Alsudas
quilts
Table nj piano covers, embroidered and lace curtains
White nd buff inen window blinds
English and French curtain chntzes
A. 5-4 and Ga white matings
49, Sd, and "a fancy coloed maitiDgs style
A. Sd, and 6 4 plain colored mattngs
English and American floor ocloth dssSnsi
and very handsome
And a large French and English tapestry.
Brussels opy, and ingram reduced prices
HooE, BROTHER, 4 CO.
May 2i-ifdf
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CsRD.-CHARIEs DE sELDING, having occasion visit
Kentucky ONO and northwestern portion OF
Virginia upon business would respectfully public
will take charge Of aud give his attention TO- all business
with which wishing collections
county, desiring attended
will be his hand. 18th
July Al applications made the undersigned will
prompt attention.
DE sEIIDING h wYLIE,
Law aud Agency Office, 9TH street,
June 24-3awtl5July opposite odd Fellows Hall
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+, n all ,vhnu ~ may copcern.-T have hand very
handsome superior flung shirts so much
sonR AIso lot OF cotton, and SILK
undsb summer large stock Of linen and cotton
drawers, OF Sizes for At O. w. LANES gentlemen. new
su furnishing store Pennsylvania avenue between " and
9Th
Al ORDERS promptly attended 70,
Juns9q --sfuf
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Attorneys or Age uts-The advertiser, n young man
having OF the duties connected with law
Hce employment 10 the office Of attorney
assn h services would be required but portion Of hts
line addressed r. T., pos. once, will receive attention
July l-tJts
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United state. Hotel at Philadelphi..


THE respectfully
community he has assumed the propctorshp Of the
United States
proprietor perfectly promising cid
nothing shall be wanting confirm It's previous
lion county No haE
spared completely etng the entire establishment and he
tculary changes introduced for the
ladies' Fmy determined give satisfac
on, socts Of that patronage always 20 freely
bestowed Oh old United states.
29-lmif A. g. ALLEN.
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A large wss on osd Of negroes, Just manurnted by
Mi.s.Ilp planter, passed through our c'lJ on Friday
IN ,er va, 10 Mercer county in this Stale, where they
in,.nd IN seitIe This kind oil immigration will soon be
en-, short by The new constiution.-CH ChTon,
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THIS beautiful establishment, recently enlarged and improved, Is
open reception vser The great benefits
ung from bathing and the breeze are becoming more
appreciated be healthy
through entire and fall
MONTHS ague bilious fever entirely unknown
drinking puest In the country
engaged the The hotsl 10
arrangements active and efficient assistants have
will be spared 10 render IL In si
the agreeable and pleasant In the whole country
The Norfolk, fchmond Washington, aud Bat-
land passengers daily.
June o-2aw3w JAS. BIRCH, Proprietor
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Sen Bathing, Cape May, N. j,


CONGRESS HALL the visers The
proprietor thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received,
respectfully this bathing
present his His
accommodations will be satisfactory
provided
The subscriber pains good and
conviction that
and Of majority of the soournen this
place.
June 2T-dIm w. II. MILLER.
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Notice.
m and after Wednesday, Instant through tickets will b..
issued Capon 5pngs-pric. dollars. Persons
g. dine Winchester arrive spring.
evening.
Excursion tickets will Badensbu and Belt.yie
Fare 10 Badensbug and back 30
Tickets good Tor - houfs, viii pr-cured the office
the conductors authorized
order
Jane a5--iw TIL. PARSONS, Agent.
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o Metropolis,
Washington, June 8, 1851.
Notice Is hereby given a general meeting Of the stock
be held in this
Monday 7 day Of July for the Of elecrng
for then ensuing
The polls open IL O'clock and close 2o'ciock,
}.
BY order of the board;
RID. SMITH, Cashier.
June 7-eodt30thJune, &dt7thJy
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Canton m.ttinss. Floor Osisioshs. osrpssans. 80.
THE subscribers receiving per schooner Statesmen.
from New York
so pieces "a extra heavy white Canton mauinss
20 do 54 do do do
20 do a. do red checked do do
IS do 54a64do do do
10 do A do fancy do do
do super English oicoih, 10 feet wide
do super oicot, from twelve TO eighteen issl
rs do lowpeed American oicoth, from three 10 sir fssr
10 do Cocoa mauings, for basement, sc.
Also constantly OF every variety Of m.
ported ana American eapetng, such
Tapestry velvet, apes. srsse English and American Brussels
Imperial fee py aud ingran fine and low
priced rags hemp, and cotton, both striped and plaid together
with every otef article In furnishing which
fully offer upon a.
dealers in this county
Ap lo-u p. IL. H0OE d co.
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FLOATING BELL BEACON AND BUOY FOR HAT


FLOATING BELL BEACON AND BUOY FOR HAT
TEXAS SHOALS
DPOPnSALS will be received Coast Survey Once, Wash
and bell and for iron buoy until the
inlet beiors the
October 1851 officer charged with placing them
40 feet long and Is feet beam
The 5 enches long and feet inches largest
built In accordance with drawings and pech
cat o be seen al office. SAMUEL Helm,
General Discussing Agent U. s. Coast Survey
June 25-eoduulyl5
lust received at TIA ylor Is Maury's a supply OF.
Rejected Addresses, Wareniana Hdwthorne House Of
Cables Scarlet the Solitary by the author Of
"Pccoa - Opium Eater, Longielow
and Hyperion Tennyson's Poems, and In Memoram
Goehe's Faust, and Wilhelm Meer; Oliver Wendell Holiness
ne1
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Bank OF the Metropolis,

Bank o Metropolis, -
w.sHfseros, June 70, 1851.
THE Board OF Trustees OF this Bank have We day declared ds
Of the prohs OF the bsnk ol me n
ending The same VIII be payaos 70 'he "eS
holders and after let Of July ensuing 49, .,,,,, ,A
June o4-eo3uf MI SMITH, sssmei'
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Convened for The trial Of Brsust Brigadier General
1aicou. Colonel and Chief Of The Bureau Of Ord
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT,
Washington Nav 3. 1851.

ByDYER Il Mcguire, Auctoneers.
lNINPRovED PROPERTY, OPPOSITE the oBsERvA-
toyUn "Wednesday afternoon, July q It O'Clock,
SELL the premises lots Nos II No 49,
AID streets, gath and 2slh,
Terms
DYER MCGUIRE,
June Nd Auctoneerp.
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about the Order and that he has suspicious concern
ing the matter.
The answer OF General Talcott, dated May g. 1851 10
the letter OF the Secretary OF War, read
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JNO. M. McCALLA
WILL In Supreme Court and the various courts
the District lie continues claims before Con-
gress and departments May 1-eodun 2eh Sep.
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The Secretary of War requ ,st. statement OF the
pendures made from the appropriations OF the 2sh Sep
Last Tor Armament OF ioncatons' aud ordnance,
ord auce store. and supplies aud Of existing
cha rpeabIe upon those appropriations
To the CoLosRL Of OaDSAsos
In answer to that note, on the same or the next day
this letter was sent me- Letter read, dated January al,
1851 which states generally that the present appfopra
ton is sufficient all the paymentsfor ordnance and
ordnance stores and supplies also statement was read
enclosing list OF contracts then outstanding No
tract for shot ia mentioned
told the clerk who brought me this statement that |
require more specific information and this last memo
randum was sent up A. the statement did not mention
for what particular ARTICLES the sums S25,37s 90 and
s544l6 70 were paid determined to make more direct
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THE UNION.

inquiry in relation TO shot sent down to the Ordnance
bureau This note is dated 23d January 1851 mote read
requesting more particular information as to the expendi-
tufe of the above sums and the oil the persons to
whom pad in answer TO which ne sent me Tins state.
ment THE statement is more in detail, but payment
on account Of shot is mentloned.l
determined TO make more direct inquiry in rela-
ton 10 shot, and accordingly sent TO the Ordnance bu-
reau on the 27th January this note States that the
Secretary wishes TO know if there is any contracts
for shot outstanding and if so, what have been fur:
nished and what 10 be iurnishedl In answer,
received this letter, dated the same day
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D. Telegraph to the New-Yerk Tribun =
PENNSYLVANIA.
r,s Cbristiana Trials in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Nov. rs, 1851.

PHILADELPHIA, tfiutl, E>oN 60, 1871
,.,hs Circuit Court this morning. Mr.. Cowden,
A.. ,o,h Juror, was sworn when
n,s,ric, Attorney Ashmead opened the case he
-, ou, by remarking upon the painful outy ne was
'.,sd uncn TO perform, as the officer charged with
prosecuting.
:. submitting the bill Of indictment upon which
a.. ,r,oner Cashier Iannaway has been arraigned,
A.. neture of the ofense is called thigh treason
-.,cb is defined in the Constitution and the act OF
Co,grsss OF 1890 TO consist only IN levying war
s.n.t the United states and aoe,,ng their enemies
- living aid and comfort. lie desired ina, It might
~ dstisctly understood that this was not case OF
Sonstruciiver but Of actual treason II was com
h,ston Intended 10 resis: the existing laws OF the
ne then reviewed the several counts of the In
dSfment, and branched into narrative Of the case,
"a would be shown by the witnesses of the Govern
nnuteness as to the part taken by the prisoner, from
which II appeared that he very active in resist
pg and counsellng the blacks 10 resist, and IN de-
clarlng that the Fugitive Law was unconstitutional,
and ought TO be rendered imperative by force.
On the question OF treason, Mr. Ashmead cited va
nous authorities TO show that combined resistance
10 any act OF Congress had been declared treason
As In the case OF the lnsrrectiOn when forcibly resist
ing the collection OF the Tax on Whiskey in West
ern Pennsylvania and he said that " although
me accused might escape by some flaw in the test-
rony-yet he could not force from his mind the con-
ycon that he aided in taking the life OF an unofend
ing citizen OF another State who was only seeking
The recovery Of his own property"
The address OF Mr.. Ashmead was worry able, and
No read from man script he had evidently besto wed
r,eaf labor upon IT, He occupied over two hours,
eerd was listened 10 with marked attention.
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by any member OF the Alliance. The report furthe
advised the completion Of the organization In the
WARDS OF the City In the counties, and IN the Ssna-
torial and Political Districts of the State, and
cluded by advising a cooperation among all the
members for effectively carrying out the o'.ects Of
the Alliance.
Rev. Mr.. Warren read letter which stated that
at least 5000 votes were cast on the Temperance
Ticket az the last election, although the precise
vote could no. be ascertaned. That sh owed. was
allowed by both the great political parties IN the
CITY that the friends of legal prohibition Of the
liquor traffic had the balance Of power, and II they
had II then, under imperfect organZa alton. they
would be able, on making another effort, TO produce
greater results The Senators from the Foarth,
Fifth, and Sixth Districts were elected by the votes
OF the Temperance men, and perhaps the one fsom
the Third, and the Assem5lymen from the sixth,
Seventh, Eleventh and Seventeenth Dlstrcts. the
Aldermen from the Fifth Sixth, Thirteenth, SIX
teenth and Eighteenth Wards. and AsSistan. Alder
men from the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Wards.
the City Recorder the Surrogate, and the Judges OF
the Supreme, Superior, and Common Pleas courts,
all probably owed their electonto Temperance votes
All the officers on the Temperance Ticket IN the
Seventh and Eighth Wards were elected. No lade-
pendent Temperance candidate was elected, but
enough had been done TO show both the great poltl-
cal parties the necessity OF nominating men who
were not Objectionable 70 the friends OF Temper
ance 49, .
The Treasurer's report was read, from which It
appeared II at the whole amount paid into the funds
was $500 50, and the whole expenditure ofthe Exec
utive Committee had been 1896 49, thus leaving the
Committee in debt to the amount ofs35 40.
long discussion then took place on the improve.
ment ofthe Constitution, and it was agreed TO amend
such articles as had been recommended by the TX.
ecutive Committee. Most of the alterations called
forth variety of opinions, but al last they were
passed almost unani mously.
The meeting then proceeded TO elect its officers
for the ensuing year, and the folio wing gentlemen
were chosen, by ballot
Pressdent-C. c. Leigh, of the Ninth Ward.
Wee prSs,ds.fe IL M- Western, Fifth Ward DR.
S. p Townsend Seventeenth Ward J. w. Kellogg,
Eighth Ward, ard X. Lockwood Fifteenth Ward.
Corresponding Seoretary-C. j. Warren, Fifteenth
Ward.
RECORDING Secretary Joel Blackmar Seventh
Ward.
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cob Hoffman. Philip siasrnit- p Laurie. D. BirdsaI
Man. X. HICKS T. s. Reid, 3. Snel,Ing. M Robert Z.
WIN. Kelly A. Hill, A Wood. w 9 Clifford. J b Free
man. Mathews: Buhanon. 7 Bahmon, j. Bnh.-
mon, Teach. c. Teach. Donn Scoheld, rhos Wright,
Ben amin Bowen. Tennje. S Rossmuir, ". B. Kelly c.
Ransur. s. Henrickson. NJ Cosswel Sunfet. andrew
NJ Burcher a. Johnston, s. d. Brooks. CHS. John
Caidv ely Kbun, p Waite, A Falconer B. n. Waer-
man. J NJ Fulton, A Reroe, Andrew Morgan, a. Hop
kIns. y S Eldndge n. Eoest, Hate. NJ FlurJ W
Quick. J Fhh, = Fish. r. Fish, Chas Brown, Sorder,
Samuel Harris. John Brown j. Williams James Brown
Wa Robinson, J. Hemlr. J. Anderson Hcnry Peck. VIM.
TnJlct T Friend T. TennIe. John Vanduser j p. Jones'
Vanbackenburgh. George Vanbsckenburgh. I'd Ber-
riok Geo Hamilton. D. Hart. J. SamoLt, W Estls. Val
tntte, J G. Tess. l. II Griffin w. Quigy, W, Antho-
ny ". H. Seaman VIM. Tory, j. A. Eay, InO II. Cars
ton John Lee, A Michael. =. Shannon J. Elliott d. W
Mason Samuel Sylvester George McCarrick. George II
laker. ] A. Tlppln Splng Thomas l.. Shaws, y. b.
JeBky, T. Jenky, ". FOulck, Henry Johnston. Lewis
John Mullp, Vim. Collins. Mrs. Collins John Henry B.
Coles Vim. Patterson, T. C. Osborne, Solomon McLin,
Jas Andrews, Lew Reynolds. VIM X. HuddestOn. Alex
Wheeler L. Rlsler. Geo Allan Vim. Patton, Joseph Hur
Gauet, s. S. Gale. b. W Gale II. S. Chase J. WcklG,
J.. wickliH. T. II Wicklif W. NJ Wicklif. Har-
rs, W. Nj Harms. I L. Granbury, A. b Congor. A. II.
Tucker ". Tucker, w Robinson, E. s Abell. V. ID jay,
NJ Grant ". Vanorden, VIM Gale, A Collins. Jas Coks
jos. Williams, +. W liarns G. H. Luster. 81 o. Donells,
u Cahil Jno Cahili, Jpo Grant Jos Freeman Green,
JnO Dalagal Jno Ruth WIN. Henderson. Geo W Foster.
Hugh Boyd, r S. Nichols. W. Bradley, A McLttaa.
Saul Swsrangale John Blake J. Wilkinson. Jas Griffith,
on, Jno jenkins, Robt. Mathews J. II Fisher, Andrew
Irig,e, W. Todd Tully, E. G. Payne. o. Cha field, J
Iones Capt G. Codworth. G. Egmonds A Beauduf, A.
D. Stewart Fraser, f. Kinsley S. Kinsey. Phillips,
Stewart, Thos Atkins Henry Dixon. Vim. Morrison, VI.
Muldril, John Howard NJ A. Anglia.
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NETWORK.
Trial for the Supposed Murder of Wife.

CANANDAIGUA, Thursday. Nov. 27-IO A. NJ.
The counsel IN the case of Woodin, charged with
che murder of his wife, was engaged yesterday and
last night in the argument OF motion 10 postpone.
Dictrict Attorney s. V. X. Mallory appeared on be-
half Of the people. and +. G.. Ldphem and Hon. A.
Worden for the prisoner. The defense insist ed
upon immediate action but the District Attorney
presented several affdayits of witnesses, whose
evidence is important in this case, setting forth
their inability to attend, on account OF sickness.
The argument was long and spirited on both sides,
and the Court decided that the case should be tired
on Tuesday next The District Attorney refused TO
Try il until he ready and the counsel for the pris
oner will take measures for his immediate discharge.
The wife expired in August, 1896. The husband is
aweal.hy farmer. member of the Methodist Church,
and always stood well with the community. There
10 no knowing how the ease will terminate. 1t Will
be a long trial, as there are about one hundred
Witnesses 10 be examined.
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The Steamship Brother Jonathan, Kit
fridge. late Mills, who was left sick at hmgston)
nom Chagres Nov 10, San Juan Nov. IA, and
kneston. lam. Nov 81, with specie and passengers
10 c. Mills & Co, arrived at this port yesterday
morning. about O'Clock. She LEFT az San Juan bng
Lucy. for New. Orleans mex, day with passengers
Nov. 4, On the outwardd passage. Capt. Crockett
Of Portland, Ne, was lost overheard.
The following is the Brother Jonathan's Specie
List, G. BIZ son, 500 William & Potter, Sl,lOO {,
J. Accullaa, &5O 900 Everett Brown, s2,'l9 l.
Durand, >ie6 Cheteau,. Merle & Sanford, sS'ooV.
The Brother jonathan brings nothing later from Cal
Iornia.
The following are passengers by the Brother
Jonathan:
cs, rp 1ss esa lady, DaqCs RH.sei c,a
Sa,sssn, W. Blanch. John Sanders, w. Sanders, &
s.sn. Y Sseed. Geo Hamilton, J. D. LaudsIdale; K c.
ssDsssn ". Guild A Davis, c. {. Philips L. " Pol
! Hamper. c: P. PAYNE, Is p BecSmsn, /. Long, 6,
SiG seeoss. A. D. Elliott, s. philpot. d Adams A; l.
lss, u 4. Ls.,. NJ ca@sSsh, " shaw g Ja:O5;;.
ncs sacs' G. Lea,hsr', hsyne, W " WHIT ne w.
Had Sis 'iN S Stone, Ds sp:r jsss; bin
On Payne A Housenan. Il Temple, ~ r. ,hard n"
csSS sss. M.J4. f!'fse Pansi h
ssas!sy ?. FTiese NJ King. w Ester, 81 BacShars'
Shatles ] Wilkinson John u. FISK. J Seals u. l.
nnTss and lady, NJ Charles. NJ Osborn " r., n ~
SSsdass. S. p ware J. Walton, T. NJ McGieai A. Il
rssssason Knott. J. Wins, W r Neoo n nj ' p
fssaisy j Gliespie; James McCiusr; James Carfoqso
Srtn, c. Gasbhie J. Chitten Daniel Sairs az 'n,
R h%ns N. Nor ms; p. KAN + ins,;sy; DAILY \ \
Wsssa James Callawsy O swsrnsay kh aH~Tr John
nehaidsoe, Wm Stone. Dr Stewart, W. Whi,irg, y,
s p' Berth. u. c. osil.ve y Ginger; s, e i,ss
1seese Grain. Jno Campbell. u. Lee.J oic asre
james MeAsse II Hubbevly j. Do.son, ii. CHATEAU, Jas
f@tss. H. HUMAN. A. W. L.sey. r L. Lsscy % Ds,-
49,. i!sing George irying. b Thompson wa,rea
nsns. d sse A. J. Stewart, T. N. Stewart, II y y
fs~sscr s1 ss s Wl,sms Msaas Js