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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
Receipts of the Freeman,
from March 18TH to Man ANY

]. l.. Buzzell, w. Wheeock R. Whltock
c. H. Kingsley, w. M. Pingrey, E. Abbott,
W, Webster, ]. Abbott, M. c. Ide, ]. Sonerby,
]. S. Perham, R. s. Bates II. Rice, L. Town,
w. Bowman. s. Lawrence E. Cobb, Skinner g.
Foss, F M. Hall, l.. Ewius, K. Kelsey, w. Sias,
] White, Jr., S. Thompson, J. f. George, L,
Eastman, D. Move. M. Flanders, D. Eaton.
G. Crane, J Wardner, l.. Barney, H. Lincoln
]. Batchelder G. w. Temuleron, s. Morris, A.
Stimson, H. Hazen, H. Brush, A. Kingsley,
A, B. c. Davis, ]. Averell, S. Farnsworth, j.
Morrill,, A, K. Warren, j. Hancock, ]. Hard
ing, w. Holt. G. HazeItine. A. G. Allen, J. A.
Simonds, R. Andruss, S. Dodge, N. Sherman,
81 so each.
C. Burnet, G. c. Shepley. L A. Persons, C.
Peabody s. A. Weber, J. Durham SO, 90 each
S. Thompson, B. A. Spalding, s Hatch, ]. P
Loomis' H. Hale, c. Beckley, B. Ripley. Fash.
ley, J. H. Elliott, J, Dixie, ]. Burrage, ]. Tufts
$500
]. w. Moody, S. Kent, ]. w. Hewen, l.
Godfrey, w. S Humphrey, ]. Williams, l.
Lathrop, A. Davis, J. Dvs, c. E. Joslyn, A.G.
Scott, M. Smith, $l,25 each.
A. Cobleigh, B. Twining, j. Farewell. M
Dewey, A. Felt, j. B. Bliss, H. F. Moore, !. Fl
Jenne, S. Howard, j. Carpenter, f. H. Webb,
Col. J. Moore, $l,00 each.
]. L. Gray, o. Chamberlain, r. Aysrili, 70
cents each. w SI's, M Stow, so cents each
]. R. Psmber 80, H. G. Parker $50, A.
Camp l-2. O. Clark, ~, J. Y. Dewey $50, s
Miriam 400, s. Bates 80, A. Leonard 2,25
J. D. Anger 0,25 $. s. Luce 400, w. Palmer
1877
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
The Latest News.

The steamer Crescent City arrived in New
York on the I'd inst, bringing two millions of
dollars in gold DUST and tho latest news from
California. The miners had recently been, al
most everywhere, unusually successful. and one
party is represented to have found lump of
solid gold weighing &c pounds. At the island
of Honolulu tremendous eruption was going
on in mountain 10000 feet above the level of
the sea. The flames rose 500 feet high, and at
night lighted up the whole island, while the
lava was rolling down the mountain, and making
its way towards Hilo, the principal port, which,
though twenty or thirty miles off, is threatened
with destruction.
The Pacific also arrived on the I'd inst, from
Europe, but brought no news of interest.
A grand Legislative Banquet in honor Of Kos
suth was held at Faneui Hall last Friday eve
ming, which is represented as a splendid affair,
and the speech Of Kossuth on the occasion to
have been extremely interesting. Kossuth visits
Charlestown, Salem, Lowell Manchester, Provi-
dence, and perhaps one or two other places, and
then proceeds to Albany-thonco to Buffalo,
and thence to New York, from which pace he
proposes to sail for London about the first of
June. Such at least we know to be his present
intentions.
The proceedings of Congress these days are
unusually meagre, even for this do-nothng ses.
sion, the politicians being more intensely enga-
ged than ever in president-making. But even
in this, there is nothing new, except the recent
prOnunciamento of Stephens of Georgia, who,
in behalf of the wings of his State, declares
against going into National Convention with
his party of the North, unless they will make
the support of the Fugitive Slave Law The first
item Of their platform. This and other recent
developments are thought to render General
SCOTS prospects of a nomination very doubtful.
The teIegraphic dispatches announce that a
smart shock of an earthquake was felt at Wash
ington, Raleigh, n G.. ,,and further south, on the
18th of April.
A Fugitive Slave, on the Both of April, al
Columbir. Pa, was shot dead by Baltimore
police officer, by the name of Ridgely, who
came on to arrest the fugitive. The Slave sci
out to run, and Ridgely deliberately shot hin
down, and then soon fed AMI has not been ar.
rested
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
Japan Expedition.

PRESIDENT FILLMORE has addressed a
letter to the Emperor Of the japanese,
which was transmitted to the Senate the
18th ult. This letter settles the question
in regard to the mission of the much talk
ed of Japan expedition. In the following
extract the President says -
81 send you this letter by an Envoy Of
my own appointment, an officer OF high
rank in his country, who is no missionary
OF religion. He goes by my command, to
bear to you my greeting and good wishes,
and TO promote friendship and commerce
between tn e two countries.
"You know that the United States o.
America now extend from sea to sea thai
the great countries of Oregon and Calllfor-
MIA are parts of the United States; and that
from these countries, which are rich in
gold and silver and precious stones, oul
steamer can reach the shores of your happy
land in less than twenty days,
Many of our ships will now pass il
every year, and some perhaps IN every
week, between California and China these
ships must pass along The coast of you
Empire; storms and winds may cause then
10 be wrecked on your shores, and we ash
and expect from your friendshi? and your
greatness, kindness for our men and pro
lection for our property.-We wish tina
our people may be permitted to trade witt
your people, but we shall not authorize
them to break any law of your Empire.
" Our object is friendly commercial IN
iercour8e, and nothing more. You maj
have productions which we should be glat
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

REV. DR.. KING, missionary of the
American Board, AMI U. S. Consul at
Athens, has been tried and convicted on a
charge of publishing book made up most.
ly OF extracts from the Fathers, to show
that the Virgin Mary is not worthy of di.
vine honors He was sentanced to eff.
teen days Imprisonment, and Punishment
from the kingdom Of Greece This is an
insult which our government would he
cowardly to brook. Nothing should satisfy
our Government but an apology, g. The
restoration of DR.. King to his post and
functions. A Correspondent Of the New
York journal Of Commerce. who was ac-
qnainted with every TACT of the trial, thus
closes detailed account of it:
Let me state in closing, that the entire
conduct and department of Dr. King has
excited the admiration of all You may
feel con6dnet that the opinions, not only
Of all Americans here resident but of all
impartial foreigners, are warmly in DR..
Kings favor, including not few in high
official stations. The same may be said
of the unanimous feeling of the bar, some
of whom have begged me not to impule
the fragrant injustice of this trial to the
Greek nation generally.
The prison to which the American Con-
sui has been consigned, is loathsome bull
ding called the Meddrescy, to which doubt
whether Howard found any rivals in his
travels. Mr. Gladstone certainly never
saw its like in the kingdom of Nap les
Its stencil is said to be quite nsupportabIe.
and if DR.. King were confined there in
summer, doubt whether he would survive
his sentence.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

we invite the special and candid attention of our read
rs TO the subjoned letter. 1t speaks for itself
DEAR sR-l have for several years past been severely
afflicted with the worst form of Salt Rheum. II made i'll
peaaoe upon my limbs my lips and other parts Of my
bady have used almost every article of cine thai
ms beeu advertised for this complaint the last fourteen
years. nut all to no purpose, having received benefit
ers Canker and Salt Rhenm syrup which did with the
happlest results II soon expelled the humor and TO
mch greater e'tent than any other medicine had evSr
noe nere when the appcatnc OF the Ointment soon 70.
moved the eruptonand [ nuw happy to stats that
your syrup has performed what other medicine which
hAVe used mas enected In short am entirely cured Of
this complaint, as well as general debildy Of the system
and arrangement OF the internal orgaCs, &C. and am com
paIaiVely enjoying perfect health. Very Respectfully
New london, Ct, AnnI 3. 80 w P REM AMiN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
MONTPELIER MARKET, nray a.


PsoyisoNs &c Beet, best Corned, to &c per 3D. d.
esh by the quarter, to g. at retail Ito Pork best
tns Mutton, to 6. Butter, flmiy, is to 90 store Ia
to oo Cheese, to9l Q. Lard, 10 to I2ls Tallow, 8
10 DRIED Apple, to g. Eggs 10 per dog. Potatoes,
600 0-' ~'''' W
GRAIN AND HAv-Corn, 662 to 75c per bush Oats, 80
70 81 Herdsgrass Sc d. $975. Clover 70 to lac per h.
FLOUa-Exra fine $i75 to 500 fancy, $40 to 4,75
GRocEnEs.S lgars, Brown West India and New Or
leans t. 7c per h. White and Crushed 7 togle; W
l. Moasses, % to BIC gall. Lnssed OH 81 to 49, Sail
coarse, AZ to &c per bushel dairy IS to 24c per bag
MIsoELLt NEous-Dry and Cream Hard Wood 100 to
go per cord Shingles, 90 to so per NJ Wool 30 to
1926 per To- Nails, at Wholesale 50 06 to 3I2 or cwt
Hides 81 Leather, sole, IS to l6 Uppers per squa
font l2l 3; grained trimming, 10.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

Al Market, s25 Beef Ca1Ia ~ t ~, APri! %9.
Swine. '' 'OV S"eep ana Lambs, 29Ol
AZ % seeors CATTLh-Exa, $780, first, quality
6,5n. ''''' '''O' 4'uO' ExlTa, $500 To
yaaEs a 81 80 to IA Two Years DID, 500 to % Three
N WosEtHo 0HEN-ss5, 81, 90, los, 100.
Cows AND CALvEs-$l7, o., 81, 81, 81.
swiSE-S ~ 6 l-2c; Retail, 2to7l-2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
Che nlnrketa.


A. MarEa, Sio li DUE MARKET, April as,
elS !ttle about 500 Beeves and s,o,.s
t" III OF working oxen cows and calves vesppSs
ss.7S: second ni BEErExtra $40; first quality
ordinary, $500 49, '''''u e"a'''y' So'OO 900
F RpEss4 90 45o per cwt Tallow, s575 6oo
VEAL UsIyS 10 o. Calf skins, lOc per h.
WORKING 0HEN-Ss7, so, 95, 1856.
XoTs AND OALvEs-$92, "a, q, 30 so.
Years Odds, sci to IS gus 0iu' SIStoS 81 Three
y s "a s1s tmaket Exra 500 to 975
0"'Ss-i'o at market. ByIUt, $3.50 to $50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

"FoR SroNEs. IRoN."-The authorities of
Cincinnati are taking up the stones and laying
down iron flags at the street crossings, according
to the prophecy.
DEATHS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN-Hon. John
Sergeant Philadelphia ;Gen. Solomon Van Rem
selear, Albany; Peter Van Loon, Albany: Judge
Joseph Boyer, Jefferson Co., N. Y; Elk Gov John
Young N. Y.
CHEESE. During the year 1850 vt appears
there were produced in the United States, one
hundred and thirteen millions OF pounds of
cheese land this enormous product was nearly
all required to meet the demand for home consu
sumation--the total export amounting to less
than nine millions of pounds. BY far the
largest part of the whole comes from the States
of New York and Ohio-the former producing
over torty-nne millions, and the latter over TWEEN
ty one millions Of pounds.
BRITISH REVENUE The surplus revenue Of
Great Britain tor the past year IS G2 726 396.
one fourth OF which will be applied to the liquid
alton of the national debt.
GEN. ScoTT IN ONO. The Wing Conven-
ton of ONO has nominated Gen Scott as lis
choice for candidate for the presidency.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

to buy, and we have productions which
might suit your people.
" Your Empire contains a great album
dance Of coal this is an article which our
steamers, in going from California to China,
must use. They would be glad that
harbor in your Empire should he appointed
OF which coal might be brought, and where
they might always be Bile to purchase it.
" In many other respects, commerce
between your Empire and our country
would be useful to both Let us consider
we'll what new interests may arise from
these recent events, which have brought
our two countries so near together; and
what purposes of friendly amity and inter-
course this ought to inspire in The hearts of
those who govern both Countries"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
commissioners Notice.

WE the Subscribers, being appointed by the Probate
w Court for the District of Hartford, Commissioners to
receive examine and ADJUST all claims and demands OF al
persons against John Brooks ae of Royann in said Dis
ct deceased and the claims of the deceased exh hted in
off thereto hereby give notice that sir months from
animation aod allowance, and that we will meet for that
purpose at tina dwelling house of Luthes s Kinney, in
said Royaton the Goth day of May anaha 10Th d of
September next, from nine Ocihck, A, NJ foSf O'Clock
lP. N. en- each Of said days.
DANIEL WOODWARD. c..,...
CHARLES WALDO, 'ountS
RovaIton Maych 20th 1880
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

fLouS-tienessee, Michigan and Ohio, sIperfine A so
fancy, SAYS; extra Genesec, 81, 90 to 575. S'''
ern 44c Rye, 75c. '' 'O' '''
aoyIsIoEs-Prne Pork, $5, so per bbl so;
oieSr $SiSa Western Mess Beef $l 90 II So Lard
III 2: Hams, 10 l2c per III. Butter common and
store, IL 2Jc; family, 25 SOC. Cheese, new Milk 7 n
'J4c iuir meal, 0. Potatoes $500 3, O5 per Dbl
HoPs.-FiIst sort, 1851, 25 to pc per ID. F''
northern, ii a l2c per ib. r. o''''
AsHEs.PeaEs. BE-. 00a sas ner cut PM * OK 4 Al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

A large number of the Agents for the sale
of prepared or patent medicines, fnd that they
have to keep most of them on hand long time,
If they have the means to supply their customers
with DR.. Stephen Jewett's highly celebrated
Family Medicines as they seldom disappoinl
the expectations of those who use them. See
references and advertisement in another column
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

For remedy to be useful before the victim OF disease
has decided to give trial Let not this be the ease with
Dr. Rogep Syrup of Liverwor, Tar and Canchaiagua
The evidence in its flvOr is cogent, and will be found
acompact t9fm in tile Propretors Pamphlet. Let the eye
nun over the signatures TO The communications endorsing
the medicines and If eminent have any weight with
the reader he must be satisfied. II reason and argume
as well as high auhuBty required they will be found
there's and if the truthful confessions of those who have
been raised from what appear be the Consumptives
Deaihoed, there also they may he seen. II human ev
denee TO be aken there be doubt that the above
medicine has no rival for the cure Of those various dsea
ses OF the Lnng which, if not cured In time eventuatt
CAUTION None genuine, unless there is on the Buff
wrapper note of hand, signed with pen by A. l.. SEQ
vile Il Co. = - wv
For sale by sCovILL& Co., at their Depot, Gothic
HAIL a6 broadway ~ Y, and by all respectable Drug
gists in the United States and Canadas
- Also for sale in Montpelier by S p Redheld and s. X
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06

~ To any inquiring what they shall do for
a cough and cold, we would say, read the fol-
lowing certificate, which has been signed by
one hundred of the first Houses of Druggists in
this country, to lay before the public their esi-
mate of good medicine. They are all men Of
the first class and of the highest character, whose
experience and business leads them to know,
and this is their opinion:
ave the undersigned, Wholesale Drug
gists, having been long acquainted with Ayers
Cherry PectOral, hereby certify our belief that it
is the best and most effectual remedy for pumo
nary Complaints ever offered to the American
People And we would from our knowledge of
its composition, and extensive usefulness, cold-
ally commend it to all the afflicted as worthy
their best confidence, and with the firm conVc
ton that it will do for their relief all that r1edl
cine can do."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
Washington County Grammar SchOoI

THE SUMNER TERN of this Institution will commence
Thursday, the 3th Of May under the same teachers
IS heretofore. Music by Geo Wilder. as usual.
d. P. THOMPSON, ! D..,...,-,
o. II. SMITH, Prudential
JAMES sPALDING.> COMMITTEE
Montpelier, May ,, 1850. 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
tflarrte0.

--~-0~N--~~-~~~-~~O~~~o~O ~0~~O>>~~->~~~~~-~4~-
In Montpelier May 18th, by Rev. VIM. H. Lord, Mr..
Edward w. Perrin, of Berlin, sad Mss Ann NJ Marsh of
Montpelier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
lI)te0

In Berlin, May 81, quite suddenly, Deacon Peter Hub
bard, aged n years aud months. Mr. of The
first settlers of that town. and ever esteemed hon
est man and devoted Christian.
Prnteis in Ma. and N. Y. please notice.
In Berlin, March 9th, Mr. Samuel Pratt, 70.
Ia Wocot, May I'd, of Consunpun, Polly Ellis, wife
Of Nathan Ellis, formerly Of Montpelier aged about 60
years
In Worcester, May Isl, of Consumption, Cardiff wife
Of Thomas Culver, aged about 80 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
Remember


The only original and genuine WISFAR BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY, was introduced in the wear 1888
and has been well tested in all the complaints Tor which
is recommended. For years 1t has proved more
effcacions remady for Coughs Colds, Influenza,
Bronch it is, Asthma and Consumption in It's incipient
stages, than any 0ther medicine
SETH w FoWLE, Druggist, No, 1875 Washington
street. Boston, Mass, is the sole proprietor Of the original
receipt for the manufacture Of the genuine medicine and
supplies both at wholesale and retail and of whom agen.
ces can be obtained.
Dr.. VIM. A. Shaw Gays, 81 wiIh heartily success TO
your medicine. consider every Of arrest Of the
fatal symptoms of pulmonary disease direct tribute
10 suffering humanity and so hopeless these cises
generally that, physicians Justified in using any remedy
which has signaly benefited others netting Is certain
the public always have guaranty that patent medicines
will generally be sustained only just long they
well prepared and continue to relieve OF cure.''
In nNEe recent letter he says" As Wiser's Bslsam
Of Wild Cherry Is the only patent medicine which
have gwen my pubic reccOmm endaton shall
be suspected by the candid Of giving rash or precpae
testimony to what have seer and heard of It's effect p
None genuine, unless signed |. BUTrs on the wrapper
AGENTS for WISTAR'S BALSAM.-Redfrld & Gran
mis- 5. K Collins. Montpelier; John A. S. White, F.
Smith, Adam Hobart Mortified John P. Hale Planfeld
Putnam Wooster, Marshfeld; ]. NJ Richardson, Waits
field ; B. F. Goss Waterbury; g. Perry & Co., Cabot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
New Goods
R0YAAT@M ANApKmYA

THE subscriber gives notice. that, as the busy season of
the year is approaching when it VIII not be expedient
to pursue any considerable extent, his present plan Of
delivering public Lectures he has connected himself with
Royalton Academy Principal, 1t is his dAAgn make
training Of teachers Thorough instruction will be given
both in the Classical and English Departments Music
Drawing and Painting OF various kinds will be taught by
teachers well qualified
The Summer Term will commence May 18th, and con.
tnue eleven weeks Students not received for time
than half term Tuition payable at the middle of the
term
TUITION.
Primary English Branches per term, $500
Higher do do $50
Classics, 400
Music, 800
French Drawing and Painting, each. extra, 100
@. G. BURNHAM.
Danvile, April Goth, 1852. lsw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
Nathan f. Sargent's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Coul, held at
WAsH,NorOu DIsrRcr, IS. Montpelier, in said District
the 2sth day OF April, 1884,
VH0MAS R. SHAW, Administrator en- the Estate of
Nathan F. Sargent late of Mortified in said District
deceased makes application the Court here for
tension Of the time heretofore allowed him paw the debts
due from said Estate, and settle his Administrators
until future day Wherrupnn it is ordered
that the he referred session Of said Court 10 be
he at the Ptbate Once in said Montpelier the 2lst
day of Nay, 1852, O'clock. p. NJ hearing ant
decson and further ordered that all persons interested
therein be notified by publishing he substance at said
pcOn and the orders thereon three weeks successfully
in the Green Mnnnt n Freeman printed al SAID Mnntp
Her. all of which be before said ne Of hearing and de-
con that they may appear SAID time and place and #
they object thereto
By the Court,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Regr.
l9w3 A true copy of Record,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS Reer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
.Jabez Ellis Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
said District, on the list day Of May, A. d 1852,
| EONAhD ELLIS Administrator of the Estate Of ia
IL bee Eli late of Berlin in said District, deceased, pre-
sents his administration for settlement; Where
upon is ordered that the same be referred to the e2d
day of May 1852, ut the Probate Office in said Montpelier,
for examination and allowance and that all concerned be
notified hereof by the publication Of this order the
Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier three
weeks successfully may be, that they may ap
pear and at said time and place, if they canse object
thereto. BY order of Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register and acting Judge.
true copy If record,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS REGISTER. and acting Jndge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
Water Wheels,
he T.aines.

WE have received 90 pieces of De LANES and Berage
w De Laines-new and beautiful styles We shall also
receive this week, general assortment Of DRY GOODS
suitable for the season. LYMAN & KING,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-06
PAY!

A LII Persona indebted to KEITH & BARKER sye re.
"A quested to call and settle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-14
kRRIvALS AZ THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Yesterday.

rycuANGE HOTEL--Iar Elicit q lady,
Richmond. 4 Amour. New York; h Csrtsf,
1sharIea Civ: Douglass, wife, child and
| nn,ss New York; w G Ham. DR. J n Minor,
Orange C n; G Blow, il. Norfolk; K Harri-
SON. Goochland: L G Coleman. Hanover Co;
Mrs Spottswood, Norfolk; X J Fanger1ry.
! phiIadeIph;a; U Hunt, and lady, Texns; p ST
Geo Cooke, Powhatan; w Lnpsley, & lady,
two children. and nurse, Alabama; Dunlop.
Petersburg r l. Walker, Albemarle; G w
Brown, Montgomry, Ala, F Jerdone, and sou
Orange; c Ruggles, Va c r r; E G Thurs.
ton, Virginia; r H Baker, Norfolk; j H Eaton,
Philadelphia; G A HENDERSON, Washington
City; S b Owings and lady. Baltimore; n r
Anderson, Va; p Nciand Jr, Mississippi; A
Alexander. and lady, do.
CITY HOTEL John Carroll, Surry; Ut
Bumpass. Louisa; w o Hatcher, GAINESVILLE;
e Wertenbaker, University: Taliferro, Caro-
line; T HAYES, King William: D H Minor,
Essex; + Doggett, Henrico; ID H Armstrong,
Ga; G w boswell, Col N A Thompson, Han
over; c B Adams. J Caswell and w H Peters,
n c; s Haight, New York; T F Pollard and
lady, Mobile; G Rathbun, Tennessee; H
Featherston, Amelia; A Bryant, Richmond:
J N Phillips, Hanover; A Laidley, N c.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-R Adams, Pc
tersburg; d Grammon, Chester6eld; Captain
II SteucDetn, lily TOlnti Winifee, NneS-
terfeld; J Phillips, Amelia; T A Bass. Jno F
Hawkins, No,taway; G w Booker, Richmond;
Drummond, Boston; d w Burton, Amelia;
T II Powell, H Cook, Chesterfeld;J White,
Buchanan A Moore, G w Bass, Halifax; A
H Reaves, Notloway; NJ + { lark, Richmond;
w P Perkins, Richmond; s r Hackett. Loui-
sa; A Perkins, FIuvanna; J A Adkins, Orange;
J A Garuett, A Nichols, Buckingham; A
Mitchie, Liberty; H Spencer, Bait; w G C
Oyerton, Fluvanna.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-T Hewlett, J c
Ezell, Caldwell and s . Peasants, Peters
burg; Wiltberger, Savannah; B ID Lazarus.
lady, Miss Lazarus, Miss Lazarus, Mrs
Grswold and Miss Griswold, Charleston; T P
Robertson, N C; J r Riston, Mrs w Rislon. d
McRae, lady, Miss J avage and Miss l. Saw
age, Wilmington; J b Harrison, Va; c K Car
rington and w c Tally, Cumberland; J Pratt,
S knight and c B Lime, Boston, w nj Clarke
and servant Washington