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ious to see him at the grand banquet
which was to take place at Sou'hamp'
ton. 1t was expected Mr.. Abbot
Lawrence and r.. J. Walker would be
present. l.A H.,
Two baskets Of jewels, which had
been lost during the insuirectionary war
in Hungary, we're restored to Madame
Kossp,h by Madame Pulzsky, who had
Inv some means become possessed Of
them.
The following is a list Of the New
French Ministry. NJ. Corbln. Attorney
General of the Court Of Appeals, Min
lister of Justice; M. Turgo,, Ancient
Peer of France, Foreign Affairs NJ.
c. Giraud, member Of the Institute,
Public Instruction; NJ. DeThorigny,
former Advocate General of the Court
of Appeals, Paris, Minister of Interior T:
NJ. De Casabianca, Commerce Nj.
Lacrosse. Public Works Gen. Armand,
War: NJ. II. ForbouI, MarIue NJ.
Bonden, Inspector General of Finance,
Minister of Finance. NJ. G. Giraud
acts as Minister Of Justice in the abb
sence of NJ. Corbin; NJ. Turgot is
charged with the Finances in absence
OF Blonde. NJ. Man,ras, preiec, of the
Haute Garonne, is appointed Project q
Police in place Of earlier. Prior tr
the above formation, NJ BiIlaull had
been called a second inc by the presi'
dent.
The President is still understood I,
be in favor Of universal suffrage, but j
not inclined to draw his pen abrupt
across the present law.
The new Cabinet is stated general
to be quite as unexcep,iou able as an
that has preceded it.
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CLOTHING,

the hest variety ever offered in this city
JEWELRY of every description. Silver
Nickle and Plated Ware, and last though not
least, EdibleS, such as Sugars, Moiasses, Teas,
Coffee, sc. to sustain Mans nature, that he
may wear all that has been enumerated above.
Finally, having purchased these GOODS,
they MUST. CAN and SHALL be sold, and
to those having the READY PAY, know ye
that This is THE PLACE. 30
NergenneS 1851.
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THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE.
MUSIC AND DANCING.
GEORGE r. FULLER.

TEACHER or DANCING woaldrsspset
L fully announce 10 the citizens VI Burling-
Ton and vi,inty, that he is prepared to engage
in the husiae's of his profession whore Iis SER
vices are required, All The late FASHION
ABLE DANCES lndght in the most spproN-
ed and modified forms; as Introduced by the
lastly celebrated ProiessnT g. dc Korponay, Of
Phiadel plia from whom ! have letters 81 zee
concentration Having associated myself with
r. f. WulrcoMB. in the ahO,o hhsinsss, We
are prepared to take schools, instruct privsie
classes, and furnish the best music fer BAiL'r
PARTifs, Sc. in any number OF pieces re.
quirei. All commnuica 'OnS addre"sd 30
Gro r FuLLsR, Milton. N&or r. Wnlf-
COMB, Mildlel my Vt, viii receive wonpt AZ
tention
Bughngtons Ocf s. 1851 ss=sH
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I'll ar kets.
BRiGuToN, Nov. G

BRiGuToN, Nov.
AT Market 23o0 Beef Cattle 300 Stores, %
pairs Working Oxen, IS Cows and Calves.
5Io0 Sheep and Lambs, and 2OO0 Swine.
lcEs-Becf Cattlc-Extra Sc %: LIST quail.
ity s5,75; 2d do $3.50 Sd do siai,5o
STOREs-Y curlngs 81, lOal2; years oil
-, Ii ~; years old i7,i24 n 80.
WORKING OxEN-s65. so, s5 n 90.
Cows AND CALVES Sl7. 10 81. -, 26a3l l..
SHEEP Ann LAMns--sl,62, LIS, 2a3 En-
ira 81.
SwlNE-3 3-ia3c.i retail 4 -2a5c; fat Hogs
4 Bic.
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ers tbrusls his snout through the soil, and
betrays his whereabouts but, in general the
d;rtv creatures shrink from the light. Gem
er,i Uouston, take it, has been eifeciually
killed off. by the Donaldson and Greer
Correspondence.' He deserved it, and
am clad of it. II would be too grievous a
load, even for the scared conscience Of Lo-
cofocosm TO put Sam in nomination for the
Chief Mapist:acy of the Union, and too
risky wi,hal. A recent interview between
Buchanan and Marcy has given the cue to
some wseacres of the press, to start the idea
that there is an entente cordidle between
these two ex-members of Folks Cabinet.
The truth is, however, that there are no Two
personaecs whose names have been suggest
ed for the Locofoco nomination, whose in
terests are so diverse. Marcy is the slrewd-
est, and by far the ablcst man Of the two,
and may possibly have been able to deceive
Buchanan, as to his intended course but
that he has any notion Of holding the stir
rups while Pennsylvania favortS son "
mounted the Locofoco nag, for the next
Presidential race, is altogether untrue. The
chances are that Marcy himself will be the
regular Locofoco candidate for the White
House, notwithstanding the State of New
patching his breechcs. say this, of course,
on the presumption that there will be Ma
iional Convention Of bis party. Chalk il on
the crown of your hat and if it docs not
come true, | will buy you new one. Mar
cy will be backed by the unanimous vote Of
the New York delegation and that will se-
cure him the nomination. He is the only
man who can receive the joint support of thu
4 T. Al ID
Speaking Of National Conventions | sec
the Free Sellers are going to ho'd one
shortly. They expect TO have delegates
present from Maryland Delaware, Virginia
Kentucky, Missouri and all the, Free States
Whether their expectations will be realized
or not, however, time alone can determine
Among other failures, il seems that Insu-
rance Companies claim II place A few day,
since, it was announced Il at the Columbus
(Ohio) Insurance Co. had made bad fail
urc, carrying with it many men of bushes
and property and, on Tuesday. this f,,ilur,
was followed by that of the Lexington Ky
Insurance Co. Both Of these concerns hay,
agencies in Wall St, and, probably, in othe
parts of the country; and they have lief
hundreds unprotected, with their premium
unearned. How much more money will b,
taken out Of the pockets of our citizens
God only knows l hope the time is not ia
distant, when this system of swindling vii
take its proper place. and receive its propc,
reward, at the hands Of the public authori
tie.
The Western Bank of White Creek il
this State, whose notes have been under
p otcs', some three or four we ks, has an,
nounced its intention 10 resume business
and redeem its paper at the usual dhcount
on I thursday, Nov. 6, (to-day)
The Mint has published an interesting re
pot of its operations during the past ter
months; from which it appears, that tn,
coinage during that time, has been as io
lows:
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Strayed or Stolen

From the pasture of the subscriber, on the
81 inst a four year Old dark gray Marc, with
witt switch. she had wound on The of
shoulder, which was not entirely healed up
Also at the same time n flug yeor oh bay
Horse, three white feet. The horse is pretty
mare about milling size Who
ever will return the said horses, or give infor
nation where they may be found, shall be liz
orally rewarded.
EDWARD FULLER.
Middebury, Nov. 10, 1851. %:
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MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTIoS.-As yet we
can only give the result of the vote of the
city of Boston, which shows that Winthrop
has majority over all of 24S5.
NEW YoRK, Nov. TO-
All is yet confusion with regard 10 the
actual result of The late election in This
State, and must remain so until the official
returns are received. The Times figures
up the election Of Is Wing and 16 Demos
cratic Senators and &C Wing and 63 Dem>
ocralic Assembly men. The Tribune thus
lar counts on but IL Wing Senators and
leaves the House in doubt.
New YoRK ELrcrioN-Journdi Office
albany, NOc. l0.-Our special MESSENGER
has Jus, returned f, om Delaware. The
majority against Forsyth and Patterson
will not exceed 900. Chnliield has 1900,
Nc A pine 1882. This pretty certainly gives
the Wings Canal Board.
NEw JERsrY. The Democrats have tri-
umphed in New Jersey, bryond n doubt,
The Legislature will be Democratic by 4
aiority in the Senate and II in the llouse.
Last year, the Senate was tied and lie
Democrats had but2 majority in the House
GLoRioUs News FROM WISCONSIN,
THE STATE REDEEMED. A despatch from
Milwaukee, dated 9Th inst, says" The
cleo IN this State has resulted in the
choice Of l.. G.. Farwell, (Whig) for Gov.
ernor and Col. Hughes, also Wing, for
Lieut.. Governor, l. a. Uraam, former
" Mayor Of This city, was The opposing can.
4 ,xttIl h,
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Dic0,

In East Middlcbury, Oct. 2lst, LYDAN Pa
Dr, daughter of Perrin and Samantha Pady,
aged four years and three months.
Must this sweet child ia all its charms,
Tarn from a mothers duatimg arms
De laid wi Thin tho dafk.ume tomb,
No more to live--nO more u bloom
Yes, lovely child, ii ,i"ep. in death,
II was wllhcrrd IN the bud;
And on ly sent to show 10 earth,
The wondrOus works OF God
In Geneva Wisconsin, on the 10Th ult,, Dea
JAMES BAKER, father Of C. NJ. Baker, Esq a
gcd ~ years, formerly Of Bridpori, Vt.
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III nrrir0 ,


In New Haven, 22d ult by the Rev Samuel
tHurbut, Mr. LEVI p. CHAMrLIN, Of Po,sdan<
~. Y y, and Miss CAnLINDA L. FhENcn, Of the
brmer place.
In Vcrgcnncs- Goth ult., by Rev w. Bcdef
Mr. LUTHER f. lIoYr, OF Bristol. and Miss
JULIA CmAMnERLAIN, of Essex, y. Y.
In Belchertown, Mass, Both ult,, DR. CmAs
RoBISsoN, of Sacramento City, Cal and So
RAN +. d., eldest daughter of IIun. Myron
Lawrence, OF b.
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R.R.
Special Meeting of Stockholders

Stockholders Of tho Rutland and burlington
Railroad Company, are hereby notified that a
Special meeting of the Corporation will he
holden at Bellows Falls, on Wednesday, the
10Th day of November next, NJ two o'clock, =.
Mo sec if they will increase The Capital
Stock of the Company, and on what terms.
by order Of the Directors,
j. II WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Bellows Falls, Oct. 81. 1851. 2S-3w
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T. A. SHELDON

Is now receiving scasonabe assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries Ready Made Cloihing,
Drugs aud Medicines, Turks Island Salt, & C.
which he will sell very low for Cash.
Oct. s. 1871.
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Virginia Potatoes.
Special Notice.

Thr subscriber would give notice 10 al
who have Book accounts with hun iha'
alter the FiRsr or OCTOBER next, al ma
will he lcll IN the hands OF an Az
iornry .or Collection. lie would prefer
that all Interested should call and sel'if
with him At iii, old Store previous to 'hal
time bur SETTLEMENT h. must have J
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
Middlehury, Sept G, 1851. 20;H'
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Total
SIl,Osa.G26

iuNa' 80 JVDf.O-O
Money although somewhat scarccr, is still
easy on call the Banks acting very eau
iiouSly. This movement, on the part Of the
Banks, has probably originated in a desire
10 check the export of specie. which, owing
TO ,hc scarcity Of good Exchange, has seemed
inevitable. The Niagara, which sailed on
"Wednesday. look out nearly Nine Hundred
and Fifty Thousand Dollars, in Gold; and,
1t IS supposed, that shipments of coin mnsl
continue. while Exchange remains at its
present high rates. Europe, however. does
not take all our specie. Large shipments
nrc being made TO the South, for the pur-
chase ot Cotton. Let not our country
friends feel alarmed, however, for we have
plenty of it lett TO accommodate all legitimate
demands notwithstanding the tinility of the
Brnks.-Durins the month of October, the
shipments of specie amounted to 81 ,20a, 900
while the receipts during the same period
were 50, 96,677. which have been increased
during the present week, by the arrivals oil
the Cherokee and Empire CHg, the former
vessel, alone, bringing nearly So 5000
Yours Truly, O.
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TAE TINn Has COllE

AND ACCORDING TO PREVIOUS NO
"A TICE, the subscriber has handed
all his Ilonks ani Accounts over to BAR
her & BUSHNELL, and ordered Them to
collect The same WITHOUT DELAY The
subscriber would have had il otherwise, but &c
beeded not nv call for a settlement
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
Milllebury, Oct. u, 1881, 90
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REW.AREI

Once, Twice and again. have l advertised
for settlement. Few heede the call. Once
more say 10 YOU who owe me BEWARE
IL. \. SHELDON.
Not G 1871
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DENTISTRY.

nOCT N HARRIS has returned from the
~ South, aud will he at home the most Of the
time during the present TALL and winter, ready
to d. all operations in Dentistry as usual.
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MiddleburV College library.

An books borrowed from the Library shall
he returned on the Saturday next preceding
each vacation, upon the same penalty rs cents
for the detention Of eacy volume. college
Laws, Chap. &, Sec. G,
I he Library will be open for the return of
books according 10 the above Regulation, on
SATURDAY, Nov. l5Tu at O'clock A. NJ,
add it is specially requested that all concerned,
will, at that time or previously, pay due atten-
ton to this matter, as the presence of every
book is Indispensable 10 the preparation Of n
new Catalogue Of the Library
THOMAS ). PEARSON Librarian.
Nov llth, SOL. 29-l
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G A S "A M E r E S

from the choc st shawl goats of Tibet, woven
by the failcst girls Of Cir,a-sa, SO eXquisicly
embroidered as to resemble paintings by the
most delicate pencils Of Canton, such as are
worn by Empcrors who preside 81 the least Of
Roses, in the Acacia Groves Of lspAhan.
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S I L K S..
Nick T. AN ID

proposes to make up the GOODS in style
that will put the Iillics in an active sthtc OF
loiiing and spinning, and at prices warranted
satisfactory to the most humble admrcr If tho
4 RI of Arts
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" Il STTN G. 6

VELVETS from France and Italy, dowuy
in their melancholy beauty as the Black Swans
of the Bosphorus; some dyed in the softowlhl
blossoms Of the Nilica; others embroidered
like the nowerod girdles of kashan, and dog
chnnn nt fur dollars per pattern.
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! g 3 7 d.
BrewsGox's Block
"The EagIe,s flight Is out of sight.
THE
EAGLE CLOTHING STORE
Cloths an0 Gossinlcrcs ,

Remarkable for elegance Of color and exquis-
iteness Of finish more glossy than the leaves
Of Mango-trces richer than the sunny apples
of ls,kaharj softer than the nights Of Tristan,
aud more OF them than you can shake n
stick at
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AUCTION SALES.
TRTSTEE,s SALE on LAND

Il BY virtue OF deed Of trust executed 10 me b.
John Garth and Emily IL. his wife. bearing date
ON tire 24sh day of June. lS40 and Of record in the
county court of Bedford. | shall on Wednesday the
10Th dav Of September 1851 before the front door
OF Bedford courthouse. expose to sale by way of
public auction, a TRACT or LAND fxs5
situated ID the county 81 Bedford, on the e.
ters of WitcheT's creek. known BY the name Of
Ayres's tract. and containing 3li Acres end one
twentieth of acre, or icss it being the came
land which was ofyeyed-tota. said ohm Garth l,y
Ednlund Pate ard Sarah his wife by deed bearing
date on the 21st day OF June, 1898, and recorded
IN Bedford county court.
Terms Or SaL.--Thc land viii be sold on a cred
It Of one and two years. equal instalaenis. the pur
chaser giving bonds with good personal security for
the payment of the purchase money. aud a fur
ther security therefor the title TO the land will be
retained, until the purchase money Is paid, and the
land liable to be re-soll IN default Of payment Of
the purchase money, Or any part thereof
Acting us trustee. viii only convey such title as
il vested IN me By the deed 81 trust aforesaid to
the purchaser. though have reason to doubt
the validity this title.
CEISWELL DABNEY,
july 2S-wtl0S Trustee.
E3- Bedford Sentinel copy til day of sale.
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Ehiciasrso.aM Markets.

Roper Ell expressly for mr. Lgnct5Rfg suGH'9a.
ron TIE WEEK ENDING THuRsDAT. JULY "a 1891.
TogAcco.--hugs s5ns7t; Common Leaf SSas95 :
Good sIoasll; extra Manufacturing 81 IA
so. Market brisk.
BAcoy.-Western Sides, with backbone 9Ia9Sc.;
City smoked sides of Pork brought her
IL silt Ole Family sides, free Of back.
bong. lOll0tc City smoked Hog round
Pork 94c Family Hog round l0aI0ic.;
The stock much reduced, md better
feeling prevailed.
BrrrEn.-None arriving; it Is worth from to
10 els, according TO quality. No strictly
prime il market
BEEswAx.-22a24 cts.
CorToY YARSs.-lSa20 ct-.
CoFrEE-Old Java llLaI3Ic; LaguyIa 9alO'
Rio 9al0c.
CAxDLEs.-Tallow 1O4all4c; Iluli's patent l3al4e;
Sperm 43a45c; Adamantinc 24a33c
FLour-Salcs at sla4is The good parcels
IN tho sinai. way very dull and no whole
sale deuand 4 parcel up country, new
received this week, sold to retailers At sd
FEArHeRs.-3ju3Se.
FlsH.-No. / Maekercl sll; No . $40; No,
s5las7; No. ! Cut IIcrings. North Car
DINA, s6Eas7 Family Roe s6as7, in
quality; halt barrel Family Roe S31asi
GcAso.--Suppy good. Peruvian sI64ni9 per ton
of2O0O.
LrArurr.-Ciood li.ht weights ljlnlG4i heavy
IjialG damaged l2AoI44.
LArD.--Barreis le1alO3; Kegs l24al3. Stock very
small.
NoLissEs.-Cuba 23a25; \. Orleans 3ia39.
PLASrER.-Lump $50 by sio Cargo, Basin 81
RIcE.-33a4i
SALr.-Last sales ljJc from whaif
Rico Gia7l; N. o. 6a5l; Loaf 9aa
l0!; Crushed 9alUc.
Blisicrcd 43ajI9.
for prime Red and 100 cts. for prime
White, Immediate deliveries. Contracts
may be made at 80 and Csc on four months
credit
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lighi-Sales lola
IL with small sales little higher for prime lots.
FLovR-Sales. $50 dull Tor Superfne. stocks
aecumulating. Family sias5 Is TO quantity and
quality.
WHEAr-Red 75r; white 500.
MKAL.-Corn Meal scarce end in demand at s.
10 9oc.
GRAIS.-Corn 70 cts; Oats 35a37i cents
GuAso.-Besi Peruvian $50 t. S. Pertun.
PLAsTER.-Lump, 500; Ground 81
sueARs.-New Orleans Z lag cts Porto eico7 to
10 cts Clarified llal2i cts. Loaf III to l2l cts.
WHIsKY.-M Mountain SOC duh.
BEgswax.-90 to2i cents.
BUTTERFLY Is, cts. dull for No fresh
Butter al market very scarce and brings 10 to 2oc
BRASpY.-Apple, 35a40; Peach. so TO 30 cts.
BAR IRos.--s7jaSa assorted dull.
CoFFEE.-Rio liz to l2i cts. Laguira l2al2I;
Mocha 90.
CouxTRY LISEHs.-Tow iite II; Flax l2alic cts
Cor1oS YARss.-Sales 1926 Gus.
FFhTaERs.--32 to 80 cts.-Scarce.
WooL-25 to IS CTS. in demand.
Wool RtLLs.-35 TO 37i very scarce.
GIssExG.-35a40 eis.
FLAX SEED.-Saies l 10 per Sc h.
H-Herrings. No. :, ISL; Halifax No. Her
rings, sGaS7i; Shad. none; Mackc-el, No. ., $3.50.
TALLow---S to 81 cts.
TAR.-s3.5O per Dbl.
HEMr-Wc quote 81 10 &C. in demand
LISsEED OIL.-S5a90cis.-in demand.
LARD.-l3lli cts. but little in the market.
M1tAssEs.-West InIil IS to ID cts. per gallon
n O. a. TO IS cts.
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and ] paid the penalty have now an
other career before me, and Under the folds
Of that flag (po;nting to the star franglcd
banner above him. intend to remain,
to remain and to cling to it with fidelity
and devotion; wherever the principle it
embodies has an enemy, and wherever
that flag has foe, there will be found my
right arm. Great chcepng) Citizens cf
California, swear allegiance 10 it. Mr..
McManus here kissed the flag, which eiic-
tied the mosttremendpus cheering.) Gen
tlenen l cannot proceed further. shall
therefore conclude by thanking the AL
mighty Giver. Of all good, that be has d.
rcc,cd my steps to this land-to the land Of
freedom and equality--to the land that
is sarcti6ed by the name of Washington.
Mr.. McManus resumed his seat, and
was again greeted with the most enthusl-
as,ic and long continued applause.
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Iy1RUsT sALETorVaiuabic Hecnl

a IND PERSONAL EST4TE.-PursuaLt
to the provisions of a deed Of trust executed 10 Us
by Anderson Mays and wife. and Lewis l.. Mays,
on the LIST day Of December, 1919, and duly recor-
ded in tho clerks office Of the county Of Am
herst county we wili, ON the 18th day Of August,
1871 sell on TIE premises, by way of public auc-
non, Tract parcel OF Land, lying and being in
the county Of Amherst. containing NINETY AND
f3s& ONE-FOURTH ACRES. Also the fol-
u lowing personal property to wit: three sor-
rel Horses, one three-horse Wagon, two Cows, one
Bureau, one Walnut Desk, and all the Plantation
Tools and Utensils belonging to the said Anderson
MAYS consisting Of Flows. Harrows, Hoes. sc,
The above Tract Of Land lies but few miles
from Lyacbhurg, adjoining the lands of Beninmin
Watts and William II. Agderzon, and Is well situa-
ted for market farm.
Terms Of SAFE, CASH
Tho title 70 the above properly is believed to be
good but acting as trustees shall convey such
title only a. Il vested III Us BY said deed.
GEO. d. DAVIS,
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Report of the Committee


The Committee 10 whom was referred
the division ofthc State into FIVE Judicial
sections, ten districts, and twenty Circuits,
have according to order, performed that
duty. and respectfully submit the follow.
ing Report, viz:
Thchrst section shall be com )osedof the
following coNnties, cities and towns lying
south Of james River and east of the Blue
Ridge, viz: Princess Anne, Norfolk civ,
Norfolk county, Nansemond. Isle Of
Wight, Southampton, Grcensvillc, Surry,
Sussex, Prince George, Petersburg, Din
wid,fic, Brunswick, Mecklenburg, Luncn-
burg. Nouoway, Amelia, Chesterfield,
Powhatan, Cumberland, Buckingham. APP
pomattox, Campbell, Prince Edward.
Charlotte, Halifax. Pittsvlvania, Bedford,
Franklin, Patrick and Henry
The second section shall be composed
of the following counties, cities and towns
lying north of James River and east Of the
Blue Ridge, viz: Accomac, Northampton,
Elizabeth city, Warwick, York. James
city, the cityof Williamsburg, New henr,
Charles city. Gloucester. Matthews, Mid
dlesex, Hcnrico and city of Richmond,
Lancaster, Northumberland, Richmond
coun'y, Wes;merclaud King George, L sex
King and Queen. King William, Hanover.
Caroline, SPottsylvania, Stafford, Prince
William, Fairfax, Alexandria, Loudoun.
Fnuquicr, and Rappahaunock.
The third section shall he composed of
the following counties, cities and towns.
viz: Culpepcr, Madison, Greene. Orange,
Louisa, Goochland Fluvanna, Albemarle,
Nelson. Amherst, Rockbridgc, Augusta,
Bath. Highland, Pendleton, Rockingham,
Page. Shenandoah, Warren. Hardy. Clarke.
Frederick. Hampshire, Morgan, Berkeley
and Jefferson.
The fourth section shall be composed Of
the counties and towns, viz: Bo,etour,,
Roanoke. Craig. Allegheny, Montgomery,
Floyd, Pocahontas. Grecnbrier, Monroe
Nicholas, Fayet,e, Raleigh, Wyoming, Lo-
gan, Boone, Mercer, Giles, Pulaski, Wythe
Carroll. Grayson. Smyth, Tazewell, Wash
ingtou.. Russcll. Scott and Lee.
The fifth section shall he composed Of
the following counties. chi IS and towns, 10
VIII: Hancock, Brooke. Ohio, Including
the city Of Whecling.) Marshall, Wetzcl,
Tyler, Mononsalia. Harrison. Marion,
Taylor, Preston, Barbour. Randolph, Up
shur, Lewis, Braxton. Gilmer. Doddndge,
peasants. Richie, Writ, Wood, Jackson,
Mason, .fntnsrn, Kanawha, Cahell and
Wayne.