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DENrLRMEN's WARES
w 10 dozen mrrno undershirts, some very heavy
no 40 rnerino nd drawers, all sizes
do silk undcrshiTs
10 40 nerino half hose
10 do heavy English hafho-e, the best goods
the city
o. do country knit half hose
do buckskin gloves, very heavy
de beaver gloves, superior
Q5 do Kid gloves, Aerandefs make
10 de gloves, some very heavy
no pcces pocket handkerchies, some superior
dozen various ncck,ics, handkehief
40 do plain border linen erchiefs,
with cloths cnssimeres and vestngs Of all styles, nj
VERY MII.LERs,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th 9Th streets.
Dec l4-eodlmif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-07

nRY GOODs.--YERBY MILLER are now opening n very
" choice and cheap stock Of dry goods, such as--
Cnshmeres and nous. de iane, all prices
Plain plaid and brocade silks
watorrd popns
Merinoes, all shades, and very cheap
Para cloths
Apacas and bombaEines, all grades
With various other descriptions Of mourning goods
very large OF cambric and muslin bands
Sir dozen embroidered and clear
lawn handkerchief, very cheap
Ffy dozen AleKander'a best hid gloves
With all kinds ofdy goods adapted ladies' wear and prices
that cannot fail TO please.
VERIFY a MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue between 7Ih and BIB streets.
Dec H-eodlmn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-07

SUPERIOR CHAMPAGNE wINE.-Landne this day
- IRON schooner Cisnro--
IS baskets Boxers very superior Champagne wise
T5baskcts Renauld Heiseck Champagne wine, all
Of superior quality. For sale by
GEO. THos. PARKER h CO.,
Jan 6-TuWs-4wif Opposite Browns Hotel.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-07

Grand Democratic Festival the sth of January,
1859.
Subscription this festival will be placed Wizards,
Browns Gadsby Irving the NATIONAL post office of
and the Of Thomas Thomy,
Yard. The Of DESTROYS
also by either Of the members Of the committee of
| ran9emens mentioned below:
j. ID. Hoover, j. Knox Walker,
Francis p Blair Col. J. G. Berret,
w. w. Cunen, Chas g Wallack,
f. b. Robinson, DIR. Aaron w. Miller.
Zephaniah Jones,
As is
be pleasantly
jackson Hail. wishing participate
ouested before the
will be closed.
The price Of tickets win be So each.
l2-occat5thJan
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OFFICERS and Graduates OF the United states Mill
tary Academy from 1902 1885, by Captain Geo
w. Culum, ". =, A.
The Tutors Ward Novel by the author OF Wayfans sksieh'
&c. &C.
The Ladys Voyage Around World selected TRANSLATION
German Of ida PfeiHer, by Mrs Percy sinnetL
~ TAYLOR a MAURY,
Dec I6 Booksellers, sth street
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n cse-71 FOR NOHFDLR.-The Steamer OSCEOLA
EvvSA$ye will leave Washington for the above place on
A-AaA "Wednesday, the 7th Of January ma O'Clock, a m,
Passage and fair IS,
Jan 4-a j. MITCHELL, Captain.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-07

LNAPP's Chemistry Applied to tho Arts vol. 81
n just published. London, 1851.
Pans Anatomy Of the External Forms Of Man vo
Of plates London.
Schoss Architecture Of the Heavens vol illustrated Lon
don, 1851.
oneheus Practical Treatise on the Microscope VOL
uated. London.
The Pant-A Biography BY MI T. Scheden NJ. vol -
lusrsded. London.
Prchards Natural History OF Man; octavoi engraving.
Illustrated Manual Operative Surgery and Surgical
translated from the French by Doctors Van Buren, and ancs
just published.
Martins Natural History Of Man and Monkeys, Londo"
Many enEavings. FRANCK TAYLOR
Dec III
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FRENCH JUVENILE INCONSISTENCIES, 10 uiomphs Dc
IA Piete par Mime Bcrnier,
lie rndon Mechant Thierry par O. G. schmid.
Joseph idor danger des Mauvaises Companies p
p. Marcel.
Les DeuS Crooe lentrninement dc rErsmple Nine
Saunders.
Illustrations de pHore sainte par rAbbe Roussier.
Basten, on q Fila par Mime Farrene.
Amsiia orsini, rorphene do senne Nc,or Doube
Antonio, liOphein do Florence par Louis Fnedcl,
slmpe's COutes par NJ. pAbhe Roussier.
Ftudes Historiques, i'usage do IN jeunesse.
les Trpis Fills du Capitaine par Leon GuerHs
others OF various kinds, styles, and prices, for youth
every age imported direct from Paris by
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-07

WASHINGTON, Oct. %, 1861
Oct 2g-diw&lawtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

BY Mr. DuSLop-O SO amending the law regulating the
lees OF Clerks ShcT!:s Consabe5 and Commissioners OF
The Revenue, rs ~ graduate ana reduce the same.
ny air Moons o Hirson-O! reporting bill ncorpor.
lting tie l.huclrinna Society Of Western Virginia
by Mr. MAssEy-Oi reporting bill aPproprating sum
Of money build Gun House the If Alexandria
b. M- TALIArEEEo Of changing the iaw fixing the CON-
pensa';0n II Shcr:fj ard Scr,canS jr attending the
| session y! Ci.ruit Courts.
By Il: Domxrs0-Oicans:n. clock 10 be placed In the
Hui Of tie House Of DELEGATES.
by alr FLASARy-Ofa portion o! the citizens Of Lee coun
y, tor division Of said county.
county that lnan creek in said county be declared pub
lie Eig Sav
BY Mr RuBEsTsoS N-O the heirs and distributes Of
Mr atiis,cad late Captain The Virginia State line for
law 10 provide FOR OF the State warrants Tor the
land bounty for Revolutionary services, held BY the petit
TONERS.
By u: RlvEs of P. G--Mcmo.a OF Wiley Daniel in re-
la.;n 10 TIE in$UlvCnt laws
By Mr. CAERoLL--Oi citizens OF Carroll, that the Circuit
Court mas be located at Wyiilevie in Wythc county.
By Mr. HUBBARD OF citizens % Wheeling for law sim.
lar in its provisions the Maine Liquor Law. Laid
table.
PASSED.
Authorizing tic E2ard uf Public Works, for limited
time, To loan money 10 the Commonwealth
MEGcHaS-s' LICENSES.
Tbs House took up The bill - regulate the assessment. 0:
taxes on Licenses.
Mr Rr-sELt oppose. 10 the SEPARATION o. me pr0v!
sion Of The bin rom tie general tax bill.
M PATRICK moved STRIFE gu: the increase oil seventy
five pcr c,nt@m on tRcfc.an,e licenses.
t!r Ec1:EG ~ Richmond, maze speech In favor OF he
motion and presented statements 10 show The great dlspo.
potion license ani the a"d lax al me Stale
l!eo-. com 10 Il = Il, the House adIErtl'.'
-~-~-- -~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02
hloLLIE.
DASH AT SPRING.

,..h ;, snrnc-for buxom lass
Is she with her apron inil
of,he rus,linc leaves and the cheering srnss
And the flowers that greet us as we pass,
With the incense Of Cabu!.
Her blushipg cheeks are the East and West,
When the crimson light ID there n
And the glorious noon Is her golden vest,
And the bursting buds begem her oreast,
And wreaths bloom in her hair!
She comes the harper Of the year,
Her Tyre is in mellow tune,
And The bah bling brooks and the zephyr's cheer,
And the warbne birds in their glad career,
Will thrill till the month OF june
Her breath is warmed by the wooing sun,
And comes from southern land,
And she moves like queen when her speech IS done,
Aware of The love she has eandly won,
With liberal heart and hand.
Her flowing robes are The rus;l!ng trees,
And buds and the flowers fair,
And the singing birds and the humming bees,
And the butterflies that ride the breeze,
Are the bri'lian!s gitering there.
Then dash at Spring with glowing pen,
And heart to feel her truth,
Till the warming blood shall leap again,
And the p use beat quick with JOY as when
II thrilled with the dreams OF YOUTH
Then welcome Spring-for her smile will wing
All grief from the heart In pain.
And healthy blush TO the pale cheek bring,
And thrilling slruin will her charms sing,
Till the chilled blood bounds again.
Her skirts have swept through the bowers OF Ind,
Mid the orange scent and bloom,
And it's odor comes the laughing wind,
And the fragrant airs of delicious Scinds,
Arc the damsel's choice perfume.
The earth is carpeted DER with flowers,
Where'er her foot hath trod,
And TO icy North, from tropical bowers,
She scatters along in copous showers,
The boun,iiul gifts Of God. n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02
THE SUFFOLK BANK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I

THE SUFFOLK BANK ROBBERY
SETS LEGISLATURE
BosroS MARCH 27-Mr Brewers defalcations, as far
made known are 1923 66l g. Rumors are however
mai the committee of investigation have discovered still lar
ger deficiencies 10 the bank accountsvarous entries hav
np been found In tile ledger without any corresponding char
1ps in the blosr The examination has been adjourned
Tuesday, and Brewer is held TO bal! in S2o. 600
In the House of Representatives 10 day tie DEBATE was
the most exciting one ever known The Liquor bill was un
der discussion ADD it came out that, in caucus the COAL,
tonss had pledged themselves 10 use an iron rue ana K
every and all amendments proposed
the Bank defaulier has postponed till Friday The de-
falcation ascerained amounts TO S9gVo ana e
examination OF the books has not yet been concluded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

The funeral Of the late M Ancarrow, took place Sunday
afternoon from Centenary Church f which the deceased
was member)D Doggc,t ponouncing splendid funeral
Grafton before of the largest congregations have
ssen assembled any similar melancholy OCCASION The
deceased belonged curing his life tne u the Mesdns The
Odd. Fellows The Sons OF Temperance and The Richmond
Faye,,e Arllery-in all nine different Soce,ies-a oil
which fully represented in the funeral procession which
formed the Chusch and marched TO Hollywood where the
rites Of sepuure were perormed.-I Times
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02
ATE CR0M CALIFORNIA

New YORK MARCH 81 The steamer Crescent City from
Cta,e arri@cd here to-day, with weeks later ir.ei-
gencc iron, California. She briggs million and half OF
dollars in go ard hunIet and fly passengers An
extensive fire occurred al Down'ese on The ?ls OF Feb
-rarv which destroyed neay the whole :own-oniy few
houses in The suburbs having escaped.
TIE steamer North America, from San Juan and San
Francisco lost the 25;h OF Febvuary-hs crew and
passengers were saved.
Business in San Francisco was rather dull but prices
were better. TIE news, generally was ininporan,.
Large teiacsons among public officers have been dis
covered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

remembers tisc times very well; but now, with Wheeling
and her cn Of wool and The salt region in the North
No, ~ r ct their salt interest and portion Of The Val
lot, u, ,n,, her wheat interest," and Eastern Virginia.
6ubincd iaucnce OF wealth, gcncIhen have il all heir
own wav while Trans Allegheny stands by lie poor 10y
~ ro!ic We ask for justice, we deuland but Justice and
t.ust we shall cctit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02
POLITICAL.
For The Enquirer.
TO NY FRIEND.

Adieu, adieu, my much loved friend!
give my hand with palm 49,,
The thought comes DER may Iayiess hsat'
We will never meet again
Though oceans may between us roll,
Though space unknown may sever,
Tie hearts that once were bound In one
win meet again-no never
Not while stern Time his pillows roi!
Der iife's tempestuous ocean
Not while the sands of life shall move,
Not while this hearts in motion
Blu, still, me,hinks, as Time rolls on
Some healing balm he'll pour,
And faithful Memory will revert
To happy times Of yore.
And though stern Fate this dark decree
To many he has given, ~
Hope balmy Hope, is whispering now
Well meet again in Heaven a,
LOUISA MARCH Goth, 1852.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

The book trade sacs were commenced oy Bangs S bfo-
theirs at New York. m Monday and by Inc Hafpers on
Tuesday Sales Of The Mcsss Bangs will exceed 600
this spring. Thirty years ago the sales hardly reached
40 O0O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

Gilbert A. Spauding, circus proprietor obtained YER
die, of So SIS Albany last week, as damages asains:
Dan Rice the well known clown and circus proprietor also
for libel The defence summoned witnesses, and the
ace went by default.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

THE NATIONAL MONUMENT.-The two blocks from,
IN, Peaks of Otter presented BY the people OF Bedford
for the National and the other for the State Monument
Richmond are in the hands of the dresser in this place and
will soon be ready for delivery.
The following is the motto tor the BLOCK intended tor the
National Monument, and is beautiful and appropriate:
From Ot,ers summit
Virginia Hottest peak,
To
To Vrginla's noblcst son."-[Lynch ErpreH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

- ire 70 ,,wart Mr.. Staples eJr,i-and that his only
in the premises is act fairly and 10 do equal
usticc to all parties As we heard OF the move
men, Of Alr. Staples of Paick,' requested MI Bot
tom the House, c did, that we did not Shrink
the investigations tut desired fail examination {" Inc
facts. 70 this cx!ent-no arhc;-kus Mr. Bottom acted In
The matter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

Tie cadets the Military Academy at West rom, ap'
pointed for 1852 from Virginia, are ~ E. 'enaoe 'r Jas.
B. Alexander and D. Hcrrdon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

Mr. Bnowsr OF Stafford has for TWO days been Detained
bv ndsoostion from his seat in the House OF Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02
KOSSUTH IN NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, MARCH 29.-kossuih made speech at
the ST. Lewis Hotel to-day in the OF which ne de-
MED the report that he had reflection, Henry Clay at
Louisville
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

The Mississippi Legislature adjourned on the 10Th ns
without distsc,ng the State for Congressional representa-
ion rejoicing United States Senator for the long term
An extra session will have 10 be called by Gen. Foo!e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

English mutton, English grouse, and Enensn SOLE
brought over in ice are served up in the New YORK hotels
in nil their native sweetness
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

Sandy POINT FOR SALE AT SlCTiOS.
fsNlE UaGer! sGei. prevented Gy es4ces requiring his ne
Tited attention elsewhere im residing on h- an VII F
publicly tgnles c":0Gsy :ot II:asy OF winch Quo nos
vii bc evcn The BoiU:Df"aS Hotel l., Petersburg Oh "e's
DAY, 2s!h lay May oc!:cE, 81 ~iihou; rsrrveo
cable. high: Inpr. ell and heavily -
berd SANDY rO!>t. situated o. ja.s Rive
The County thrte, Cv Va ~ mile. a'a~ city kchEctc
aa. b mics bc!o" the ciy OF Petersburg.
This he .ay OF Ian" contains i "cfcs aud has bee" at't
-e0us Gi:!Icf ia!o nuf ~ II located .ss. "lt d"cnes tv
n.p.iou tFs &C., aat i've valuable lots d tlEutTec .V
exclusive o! ample allotment OF Woo am .nh. 10: lcs a
Persons isfou o! Investing In LANDS c qualify 10; often 10 "
se: ale !Gyiic6 - examine laI.
PrlttcI bill: giTn- the G@.Ges the subivtirus &e WI -
furnished, and accurate Ta's eyslnlred applicants
Possession Of lie .Imbcici lands Immediately asr sac
the ias al the eEd OF the with t privilege 81 ao"
seeding wheat.
TE7MsOac fifth cash: balance I've ns,a r1'r 20 49,
arms io ;ne ;G5efd aai. third cash an: !hee ahu ~
s'a!Eents credit payments bear Interest," ant "a be secure
deeds AID airo-ed endorsed e:oiichc bonds
Il. Is. BOILING.
Petersburg. Va Jan. 2-ewif Pann! 4 Sons, ile..--
NOTICE. 80 ,yo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

MAINE LIQUOR LAW IN PENNSYLVANIA.
UARR!ssrRo, Mae 3l.-TDc Senate to-day passed The
bill prohibiting the ra!o u liquor in PeGasy lvaLia exec
under severe restriction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02
FIRE IN BOSTON. d

Bos-ox NAacH 3l.-The fremont Temple was cons Jn.
cd til. iornng-kinn's bust Of Daniel Webster wa. j,
,foycd. The loss estimated 200 J00 the building
Insured fer s2 co., and was occupied By 81 tenants "o
lost every hing.
TT. Niagara sailed today, with sl2 900 specie and .;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02
WM. NJ. BURWET.L, ESQ.

statement has gone the rounds of The newspapers that
Mr. Burwell in connection with other gentlemen
about establish in the city of Washington be
devoted mainly the commercial interests Of the South
We have letter from him. requesting 10 contradict the
epott-and declaring that he mas had such intention"
The supposed design of Mr. Burwe received with much
favor by the Press generally aud MANY we'll deserved
pimeni were bestowed upon him. Lynchturg Virginaa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

BALTIMORE MARKETS, MARCH 81.
Flour has declined Sales OF $500 bb!s City Mills 81 81;
Nothing doing in Grain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02


ordered 10 be encrossed by tho U. 5. Senate. As ~.
writes 10 the Baltimore Sun
Enoland coins her silver pieces five per under the
volnc they ras for prevent their expectation III large
Quantities and change FOR the ordinary transactions OF
ye would nreycnt scarcity of small coin Such law and
The prohibition TO the banks Of issnin. shinpastes (bls
Under five doars will the best currency to the coun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02
LATER FROM CHAG2ES.

New YUsx MARCH 3l.-Tle steamer Wm. Pam from
Chasres. arrived riis morning with 100 passengers.
Fears entertained for the sa!i o the steamer Monn
mental City, which LEFT Panama in Janu.Y last touched al
Acapucas Tic q February and has been heard from
since. She h1 board large number OF returning Call.
fJrnians with their iariits.
The Whi:s and .r Democrats If Calorn,, appon.
ted delegate. The NaoE1. Conventions. No Instructions
have bcea ri. zen the delegates Of c.c. party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

+.
ar. JAMES JONES having located lis fathers Tsseh0e
~ hall miles OF Buckingham; Cnuti House, Iet
ly Offers HE professional services 20 the public
Haren l2-swln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02
saNpY poENr Eon sALE ar AUCTION.

NEW YORK MARKETS. Mach 81.
our Is tGil-sh!sS haze been made to-day Z" $500 hts'
State brands - Sc southern 81 So Gain il quiet
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-06
The Regulators Nullifiei.

After all their prolonged flourish oftrumpets,
few demonstrations have met a more signal
and effective discontinue than that which
broke the force of repudiation on Saturday
last, and, for all practical purposes, ended the
contest at the threshold of It's organized deyel-
opemcnt. II first neutraIized itself by the dis
cordant and irreconcilable materials, it had
gathered together; the thoughteSs chiefs being
checkmated at the start BY their own allies,
and the " blind leaders Of the blind" all fell
INTO the ditch together. This alone was enough
10 work their overthrow, withou, the influence
of the large mass Of intelligent and substantial
tax payers from all parts of the county-drawn
ihlther BY regard for their own ghls and
reputation. and that of the county-and whose
simple presence alarmed and disconcerred the
conspirators. 1t is objected that they had no
right on the ground, and the fuStian and fanai-
icism of the cali is quoted As an argument,
But that qnibble won't take, for the cry was,
Come one, come all" and they professed to
speak for the entire county, in their attempts
10 iaS'cn stigma upon her character. Besides
this the abominable falsehoods and libels pub
lished at the eleventh hour, for effect, invited
examination, and made it the imperative duty
of the friends of the road 10 meet the traducers
face to face. But the towards had neither the
moral courage nor moral honesty to meet the
issues they had forced upon public attention.
Free discussion was repeatedly offered. Large
numbers Of their own men were anxious TO
have UNITED MEETING, and hear the truth of
The matter from alternate speakers on both |
sides; and when they found these fair and rea.
'onable Propositions rejected. quit the repudi-
itors in disgust II is morally certain that if
10Th Sides could have been fully and fairly
leard, four fifths of the entire throng at New
Berlin, would have gone home satisfied on the
ubIect and content TO ie; well enough alone.
We are told The Whiskey Inspector, in his
peech, gave the citizens of Lewisburg the
'eneiit of his choicest billingsgate; character
llng them, in gross, as "bullies and black
uards'--a Courteous and fatterng compli-
nent that may return, some day, to "plague
he inventor! We also understand that he
'oured cut the vials of his wrath-halfounce
ia's, we belie:e-upon our devoted head
This was TO be expected for an independent
'ress is sad foe TO the intrgues and calumny
4 brawling demagogues.
Among the fanatics were some four or five
Democratic young gentlemen of respectable
landing and influence, who. in an unguarded
moment no doubt were so far thrown off their
alance as 10 advocate a total demolition of
he law, the commissioners, the administration
nd the Democratic party, forthwith, and with
nj benefit of clergy. Blu. there is reason to
ope that the refreshing waters OF the White
pring will cool their throbbing brains, and
race up their shattered nerves; and sober
econd thought put their hearts in the right
lace again.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-06

Inspector elevated to the most conspicuous
seat, while near him stood an elderly law.
yer, of portly proportions, and complaccnt
countenance, who leaned gracefully against
Charlcy's seat, and seemed to think it glo-
ry enough for one day to be permitted to
exhibit himself as an humble subaltern of
the crazy Jupiter Tonans Of the hour
The Wagon was drawn--as in Fanny Ess-
lor's case at Baltimore-by party of men
and boys; which elected the remark from
wag that "he had hcarn tell of sich
things aforc, and he didn't know but long
cared animals was jist as good for sich
work as horses"
With tie exception Of the disturbances
created by the discounted outsiders, the
meeting was one of the most orderly and
ever held in this county
*Ticc Henry W. Snyder,
James p. Ross, James Barbin, Joseph
kleckner, Berryhill Bell, John Gundy,
Henry W. Fries, Samuel Pawling, A. X. /
John Youngman, Jacob |,
Benjamin C.wley, Henry High,
David Splitter, William Simonton, Robert !
4. Laird, Daniel Rangler, in Datesman,
Ichn Walls, and Henry Hilbish.
.Secretaries-David Schwenck, Henry
:. Liickok, and G. c. Meyer.