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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
NEs, YoRK DAl TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER ss 1853

AH9sr oY Corros THEyzs-six youngs.ar, ware
rosy arrested charged with stealing cotton from tao
Up joseph walker. while It ERE at the foo. Of
Do'er n yesterday. at which time the sho 1rs.t Rsa,y
nc and ohar sessels were DESTROYED II Il sad tia, a.,
ools approached the vessel row bon. and beIosd hs.
so.ves TO considerable amount Of cotton T6ey wsrs
iocked ~ by Justice Bogalt.
AccIDEsIs-John Hogan, of No . Minst.s.., All.
n'Iiy ioh lno an excavation in Sixth av near 7, ,1r-
,,eh - ytse day morning and was seriously
nc was tek en- homo by policeman
sussn heCreedy at II O'Clock on Monday night. foil
INTO cellar At the Of Nneeenth It ani Ssc,ni
av, end sustained fracture OF tho ey she t,re,
to Bellevue Hospital w
Robert CoDHen, Of No 60 Yves. st. yesterday fell into
seDsr IN Rector It, and received severe Injuries on tia
bead; The wounds were dressed By DR. Van Lsr after
which nc was taken home.
CHARGE OF FALSE EPRE1FSsKs-Tbom.. ID Jsxi.,
late merchant Of Elmra. Chemung Co.. was yestsrd ~
brought to this City by Sergeant Elder Of the Second Dis
uict Police Court answer charge Of flss prstonse
preferred against him by Messrs c. Hyde & Co. dry
goods merchants Of No ca Bros iway who aegs IA at
since July last he has dsfaudod them o. nearly 81 900
worth OF goods appears that he got possession Of tbs
property upon the representation that be worth 5000
over and above bis liabilities, and before paying for it.
made an assignment to his relatives and preferred cre1
toTs Of ell bis property amounting to about 5000 He
taken to the Jefferson Market Police Court and de
iaines t. await examination
BURGLAR CAUGHT IN TIE Acr-A,ieup, ot Arson-
man named james stears detected By Offers
Payne and Leighton Of the Eighth Ward. midnight on
Monday in the gas fitting establishment Of Hau yhgout
Daily No l3j Mercer st. which he had entered by
OF false keys In his pocket found about go worth
OF gas fixtures supposed that ho intended TO set FIRE
to the Place as lighted lamp had been placed by him
eose to bnne Of alcohol, the wood Of which was on
fire when the officers entered lie committed by jus
tice Stuart for examination.
Advertisement
For HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The MagLiiccut Crsyon the Picture Of Pietors-.
taken only
RooT's GALLEY,
No 3s1 Broadway.
Advertisement
Uncle Toms Cabin will be performed al tho
National Thcater this ternoO nd evening"
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

Thomas Whiford residing in McKibbon st. the
of tie lad mentioned yesterday having been shot The
charge Of eho entered his left side The wound.
consdored dauperous
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

BROADWAY MESAGERIE.-The Siam4se Twins. tn.
peroITtnee- Of Herr Dhebact the Of Mr Nei IN
sirdG display OF Wild Beasts h essbshmsn nj contB1s
siissct crowds Of sdmIng visitors,
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
Kemp, assiEnee, ast- tnnIey, Sher
Judgment for plaintiff.

By the late Sheriff against the surety Of Deputy
Sheriff TO recover which the Shsrd bad through
the alleged dPuty TIE Sherf
him he rad bera ,Pprssd hti tbs
sheriff lad been sard whereby no the for the dep1tY sa
defended the son The Court co1sdeEs tlr
The Deputy Sheriff had been notified sn rsssnt dsfsnessg
~, .u the the alleged invalid pfocsed1g
Gent poco 10 thc surety that where the principal mott;
led ss f.usI. e notice 10 the surety judgment fs
p.slLtif
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
SUPERIOR CoURr-GEsskAL TEks
DECISIONS
c,,herlu, Uu,.sm.n .ad s,h.r. AZ. Bsrs Ahrsns

Catherine Hu,seman aad othsrs egt Bella AhrsHs
The late George Lorsrd leased lot in Wooster a., for
q wears SIS per year The up .t Byhs tsr
tie M LoTard bis heirs It's xo.toa wer- 70 be
:, rtv 10 elect to pay the nprovener VilaI
be sppTAsed give lease Of y y.as tn. ap
made and the valued S)loe HUI
semen hsir Of Mr. L0i4d hsds the property
op havinx ALLEN by pasa Sac has not made rc
tier whsher the vsas - give neE lease ana ssiend.u
ire o the refuses rent ihf preseas seon
IL bAweep three yea fent and i- utr has
bep hrurht the General r-rn Toe Court 'ad there 40
rule bsf ted that where holds afer tbs
rir..ica he bound rent The question IN he
rr,s mach the lsse. liable 20 The Court
orig a ease. Juisraent tor plaarf .ccosdirgly
ose Mutual Life Insurance Company AT Elijah doashtsa
To life policy j. IS eootadoi, IN De
f,n. had forfeited the nees foe reIns 20 re-
The Court that notshs.1ain< the Company by
hs STATE had 70 withdraw their ohce nom ias ~
tspser he premium for renewal the os OF tbs CsnPsay at
sgsm the policy stating that toe tender u % BE- nais a.
IN, se. OF bssine Company Judgment for plaintiffs
Newboia Of al sgt Coddusiou
On to psckAs R1ss Of trs qss
, A. 70 cess per .ve Defsadans ar.s refused TO
receive ieine ffs, quality and sold ~ plaintiff ON hs
account brought dnerenee appeared
the trial that qusy Of than this h.i fsrnery ossl
seu on hI better han this sr The last Years
In Cor under the designation Of E
- Lawrence agt Kemp.
To recover Al 006 value of gas fixtures No. oil store
liz Bro.drsv X while tensus permitted 70 bs taken
avay under previous tenant 70 third
Ihe former pledged then Nj Lawrence the landlord
/. raw fr the sders ist M L. between
rendered Lnself liable permitting them without svag notice
10 Mr L. taken away particularly be apPs on ths sAs
10 derived the greatest bencht Iom them J4dsnea Tor
plaintiff
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

PREsEx1ATIos-On Wednesday evening next tn
members oi Engine Company No. viii present the
Foreman, Mr.. jeremiah V. Messerole. With q splendid 81
yer tremIet, y token Of their regard.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
lAdvertisement I

AdveriseDsntl
Uncle Toms Cabin will be performed al tho
National Theater this afternoon aud evening
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

NEw ENGISK.-The members and friends of Bngn8
Company No 2. numbering 30 caps, brought hOms
>htr engine from New York. yesterday afternoon Il
built the factory Of Mr. Van Ness in Essex sreei
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

NtT UtIHItI y II IUhVH V 'IIOII IV5u40'
PoLTrE DoISGs-From Saturday night until yesterday
morning the Police of Williamsburgh made 80 arrest
the following charges. Rot Is; Assault AMI Battery
Drunk and Dsorderly Z. DisoTdehy, ! ; Drunk s In
sung Females. Migrants, 3 Larceny, l Warrants,
.. IOdpeTs. Q
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

The MagLi6cont Crsyon the Picture Of Piciore-.
taken Onlv az
RooTs GALLERY,
No $50 Br0sdTsY
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

Rss'1Is,S Cold WATcB-A German named john 7;
ssw1snd Sessions. charged with stealing gold watch
- hsn Joseph Alder, Of Nos - and II Chy Isl
sSa e secused is said 10 have been concerned WIN
0&s sesnty arrested In robbing Mr.. Alder OF aDou'
s NJ i.1 Of watches and jewelry some ten days "go
lth % await examination
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

. IL nc A''' N WENDELL, Health oaosr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
Well Said.

THE Independent (Abbeville) Press makes the fol-
lowing sensible observations predatory to anndry eI-
tracts from and comments upon III. Presdrnt' rnes-
sage. Our contemporary gives precisely our notion Of
what document of the kind ough, to be. Thus
writes the Independent:
"The first annual message Of President Pierce has
just reached us through the columns ofhe Charleston
Courier. II is admirable document sensible, per.
spicuolls modest and temperate It's style s rather
singular, though wc think it all the better Tor that
1t is historical not controversial and is free from the
slightest shnde of parzan feeling. It seems to us
undgnilied improperly in President 10 i,tuse party
feeling and controversial argument into his mersnge
lie should simply state facts and make suggestions,
not argue them. The duty imposed by III con'u-
lion is, that he SHALL in his message, "give infurms
lion of the OF the Union" and the present mes
sage fully meets that duty. The latitude taken by
former Presidents in their messages, was bad pre-
ccdenr, which Mr. Pirr"- had the good taste to
rsclrw -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
The battle is at hand.

IT ia apprehcnd-d That the Pacific Railroad quea-
tion will be sprung in Congress at no very distant
day, and that the contest for the mastery will be
furious one. The Washington correspondent of the
Mercury says: a violent and vital struggle will
ensre upun this measure, with the Soutk and The 40.
mnistration on one side, and the North and West on
the other. "The South and the Administration on
one side" There's marvellous turn of Fortunes
wheel, for her vo,aries wonder at. Yet 1t IL aa
true as i, is strange And fancy the luck will be
right thankfully profted by. The fellowship is ac'
cep,ed and we will fight it out to the last So have
the Southern states resolved. Let their champions
in the Federal Congress spurn the provoking ealouse'
Of spoilsmcn. and prepare for something higher and
NOR. honorable Le, them compass the full breadth
and depth Of this great argument and study 10 defend
tn. Constitution in its purity and simplicity So
shall tho South and the Administration" triumph
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HERMAN


CoTroy-The sales of the week have been
$4,000 bales, of which Spectators took 1000,
and Exporters 1000 bales. Fair Orleans, SD,
Middling, Cd !; Fair Upands, 3-Sd Mddng
53.4.
The steamer Herman arrived at New York
from Havrc on Tuesday.
Louis Napoleon charges the King of Belgium
with promoting fusion Of the Bourbous upon
the first political movement of the united family.
The Cabinet Of Brussels ARE in great fright.
The Ottoman government officially declared
that it will not sanction prvateering nor grant
letters of marque Baron Bruck informed the
Porte that Austria would support the neutrality
Of Servia. The Sultan replied that he WAS re-
solved to compel the Prince Of Servia to re-
nounce his neutrality, and had given notice TO
that effect Austria is making open preparations
to interfere in the affairs OF Scrvia-
The steamer Oronoco arrived nj Southampton,
from the West Indies, with two millions in
specie.
The steamer Marshall. from Hamburg for
Hull, was wrecked with the loss of one hundred
and seventy lives.
The packet ship E. Z, which left Liverpool
Nov. 18th for New York, put back having en-
countered gale on the 9th, which washed
overheard eighteen souls.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
Eoo. Mr. Rovce.

We observe that this talented member of our Con-
gressional delegation indicates at the outset Of his
career, determination TO deserve the name of faith.
ful and active sentinel upon the wa'ch-tower. Al
ready has he thrown his fee'er upon the Tariff
question, in the shape of resolution asserting the
doctrine Of his State upon this allmporant branch OF
federal politics. That doctrine is the raisng Of only
SO much revenue may be needed for an economical
administration Of the Government, by mposi,ion Of
duties which shall bear equally as pos'ibe upon
the different sections classes and interests Of the Coun.
try. We doubt not that Mr.. BovcE is armed cap.a.
pie upon this question, and shall expect TO find him.
when the fight comes on, bearing himself right gal
lantly against his opposers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
LADIES' Rich Dress Goods.

GNOWDEN G. SHEAR, Augusta, Ca, )
- have received from New York
Rich Brncadc and Fancy Plaid SILKS, of new
and splendid styles; e
Sup. White Brocnde and Fancy Pearl Colorea 6 I.
Silks; - =
Superior Black Figured and rlain Black Silks, Of
extra quality;
Paris Printed DcLanes and CaEhmercs, of eIe-s.
giant Styles =
I.upn's Plain French AIcriaos and DcLaines, Of !:
the most desirable colOrs;
Lupin's small Figured DeI.aine., (all woody Of :
beautiful styles fnr children;
I4adies' Worked Muslin Chimasettcs, Collars
and Underslcevrs, n very large supply;
Ladies' plain Underseevrs, Collars and Ch:ma-
Srttes for mourning;
LADIES' Mourning Collars, of beautiful stylepJ
White and Cu!orcd Six Blond Laces, for LadieH
Evening Dresses:
Ladies, Cloth Talma Clouks, Of new and clerza.
styles: y.s
ladies' Black Cloth Cloaks, for mourning Of bear-
tful styles: :
Ladies' Black and Rich colored Silk velve. Man z
ladies' Black and Co,or.d Cloth Filleber,es and
Talmas; q.
Ladies' Superior Black Cashmere and Thibet
Wool Shnw's; =,
Ladies' Fancy Scotch, Bay State, Batervleit, Wa
tcrln and Empire Shawls. a very large supply; y.
Ladies Superior Mourning Shaws, Of extra size s
and heavy; -
a large supply of heavy Woolen shawls, for
servants; -
Superior Wclch and Gauzc Flannels; -
Sup. English co.. Flannrs. for Ladies' Sacks: -
lalies' Cloths for Cloaks aud Tamss, Of beauti-.
ful c"lors; -Hi
With great variety Of other articles suitable .fur
the present season. and To nil Of WHICH they Ies-s
pectfuy invite the attention Of the public.
Augusta, Nov. 30 If 46sAt'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

AS the season is with US, when there is always
much sickness among children, caused by sudden
colds, may not be amiss for to mention that the
new mcdiciue, Ayers Cherry Pcctora,' attract
ing no much of the PUBLIC notice, for the cure of
Srrious Lung complaints, is, when used in sma!!
doses, one Of the very brst in the world for occa
sional family use. It is simplc and harmless for
children, as well as very pala,aJle. We use the
article ourselves, and would recommend our readers
to call on the Agent and get bottle for trial.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
HEALTH, peace, content and domestic tender
less, are the only sweets of life; and TINY often
smile on the roof of yiriuous industry.
HY II E NJ IAL.

MARRIED, at MIR. A. I.owe's, on Goth inst, by
Rcr. y. d. Brunson, SAMUEL EARLE, Esq, of An
derson District, S. C., and Miss KATE llaors, Of
Edgefcd District
MARRIED on Tuesday night, Goth inst, in Ham
burg, by Rcs. MIR. Austin, MIR. F. RErSoiDs and
Miss EMkLISR WALKER And, also, on tie same
evening, MIR. WM BRocGEN and Miss MAar WAL
rrn, both daughters Of Rev. Rob,. Walker, Of ,hi'
District.
MARRIED, on Thursday 22d inst, by Rev b. c.
Hard, Mr.. Il. NJ. Owgss and Mrs. MARY ELIZABETH
HUNTER, widow Of the Lutte R. R: llunler,of Ham
burg.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
MIR. Speaker Simors.

THIS gentleman has shown himself ono Of the
most accomplished Speakers the South Carolina
House of Representatives has ever had. We learn
ha, his recent vaedictory remarks to that body upon
their adjournment were received with the deepest
feeling. member observed in presence the
other day that the entire House seemed devoted to
him. Col. SIMoNs, by his courtesy, dignity, Impair
,iality and ability presiding Officer. has Impress
ed himself upon those with whom he has served in
manner Iha. will be long remembered.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
Five Points Opora.

FROM m advertisement the j" Musical World"
we gather that grand juvenile Gala for the Chris.
nas Holidays is &c come; off abcus this time n,
the Broadway Tabernacle, New York Mise MANIA
ScovILLE BRAIHERp is to sns the soloa, while one
hundred children, who have been rescued from tho
degradation and pollution Of that awful 'nk Of in-
guilty, the Five Pohtf," TO ennct the choruse'
1t is pleasant to think that ut least portion Of the
hapless offspring Of this demonac hole nre thus be-
Ing raised into the upper air Of rnu,ic and refinement
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
T. d g {

ON Saturday evening Oath inst, between my
~ place and EdgcIield Village, a small LEATll-
Err POCkET BOOK, containing 500 Or sos.
All were Tens excep, one which think was Five
dollar bill, and as well as | can now remember all
were on the Hamburg Bank
Any information concerning said Pocket Book
will be thankfully received, or any one finding the
ramc and return it to nc will be literally rewarded
p. Z. b. RYAN.
Dee 90 81 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
Merry Christmas!!

"a merry christmas" say We, to each and every
one of our readers-to old and young, 10 grave and
gay 10 men and women to boys and girls, to farmers
and fiddera to preachers and peace makers, 10 law
yers and lovers, 10 merchants and mechanics, to
doctors and dyspspcs, to bishops and blacksmithS,
to printers and pill.mukers, to all, TO ALL MEX
RY CHRISTMAS" Stop-,o all did we say! Yes,
to all save gussps and backbiters And for each one
of these We wish ride with witch on broum-
stick for every night of Christmas week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
Death Of Capt. J. q. Smith.

THE District of EdgeGeld has lost another of her
most hich.toned citizens in the demise of CAPT j. B.
SMITH, Of NJ. Willing This melancholy event oc.
CURED on Thursday night last
CAPT. SMITH has deservedly ranked among The
most popuar men in the District and was honored AT
one lime by his feow-ctizens with the largest vote
for the Legislature which had ever been polled in
Edgefeld up to that date.
While serving the public, his f.i.hfulre was above
question And in privne life, his integrity, Kindness
and hospitality wercal ways beautifully conspicuous
Few better men have ever lived.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28

CHoLERA-Thc Cholera, by last advice from
Paris, bad broken out in that city, but not with
muckfDalignity as yet. We are sorry to say,
also, that the. disease has made its appearance in
Ireland The Cork Examiner of the 26th says:
ave regret to state, from accounts we have
received, and which, from the sources they are
derived from, we cannot discredit, that Asiatic
cholera has made its appearance in the city. AS
vet all the cnses haze been in those localities of
the city which are distinguishable for their filth
and squalor."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
A Neu Feature in Eaira.

Is Connecticut, prizes offered nt the Asrieul-
tura Fairs for the best horsemanshp by young ladies.
On late occasion Of the kind, five fair competitors
entered the lists and did we'll TINT erh gained
medal. The sitting horse gracefully wns the first
requisite of excellence in the eyes of the judges.
Time was when our young ladies rode much and rode
beautifully. But the heahful old custom seems 10 ne
going out Of vogue. The more the pity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
The People,s Journal,

WE have received new publication with the title
above.given. 1t is from that great emporium of all
things, the City Of New York, and is published
monthly at so cents per annum. it i' a record OF
useful knowledge, especially in the departments OF
Agriculture and Mechanics. Each number contains
about fifty engravings. We think it tho eheaPe'.
nnf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
Administrators Sale.

VN7ILI. be sold on Alnndny the 9th january
w next and the day following, a, the late resi-
dencc of Daniel Smith, decd, all the personal Es-
tate Of said deceased, consisting of
Twenty.Seven Valuable Negroes,
Among them ono good Blacksmith. three wasoncrs,
and several Cooks, washers AMI ron"rs.
THREE THOUSAND BUSHELS OF CORN,
Fodder, Cotton, Cuttt"n Seed, Outs,
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS,
Household aud Kitchen Furniture. three COOL Road
Wagons, one Carriage, one Buggy, Blacksmith
Tools, and numerous other articles.
TrnMs.-.A SUMS Of S. and under cash all sums
over s5, twelve inon,is credit, with two Or more
JOHN P. MICKLER. -,
CHARLOTTE SMITH. '''
D-c 81 At 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
SlpcriE, Sale.

DY Virtue of ,sundry writs Of Fl. .Fa. to mo
ID directed. ] shall pr"cced to sell or. the
first Monday in Dec. next, nj, Edgrheld Conrt
House, the following property in The following
cases, viz:
Henry T. Wright, Ordinary. VS. William T.
Smith, The Defendants interest III Tract Of
Land containing One Hundred acres, more or
less, lying on Turkey Greek, and bounded by
lands Of Mr.. Frazier, the Estate of William
S,rum and others.
Mary Harden vs II. r. Smelling, One Sorrel
Horse.
Thomas II. Marshal 6, Son v. Henry Luther,
One SurreI Mare, Bride and Saddle
s. f. Goode VS. Franklin Zimmerman and
Eliza Zimmerman, his wife, One Negro woman
Mimy and child Betty.
Terms Cash.
L. JONES, s. E: D..
No. IN 3t 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
Land for Sale!

rHNIIE Tract known rs the upper Cherokee Pond,
i formerly owned by John Cosby, situated about
Nine miles from Hamburg, an the Plank Road.
The above Tract contains about One Thousand
and Twenty seven acres well wooded, and within
convenient distance Of Hamburg and Augusta.
The house is well known as public house, and
favorably located for the business. To an approved
purchaser. it will be sold on long time, il desired.
Apply to II. a. kENRiCk, prest:
H. s. Z. Plank Road Co..
Oct5 # 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
Com MERGIAL.
Correspondence Of the Advertiser.

Correspondence Of Tho AdVertiaer.
HAMBURG, Dec. "a, 1853.
Corros.-Wc have but little change to nc':cc in
prices for the past week. There has been Il go"d
demand at prices within the range ofour quotations.
and all offered, met with ready sale, nj u t" lOc.
We however, an!icp.t: bad r suits from the
unusual tgh,ness Of money ma,trr'-m ali the
banks are refusing to take drafts on l'ngeT time
than Is to 20 days. D.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
substitution Receipts,

The following persons have paid upto the til
fixcd To their names
J..R. Scurry, to LIST: Aug "a.
Hugh Duffie, to 3rd Jun "a.
w. +. Vim, LIST Jan '54.
Jefferson S,urkey, TO Bird April '54.
T. L. Ransom, to 5tll Feb "a.
Geo. j.. Mprris to l5,hyDec '53.
Evan Rob .rtson, to 5,h Feb '54.
Maj. A. P. Butler, IL 9th March '54.
Robt Turner, 10 3rd:Apr '54.
Landon Tucker, to lst:May '5+.
Vim. Eubanks, . 10th Aug '54.
1hos. j. B. Jones, to 18th Aug 81.
Daniel Livingston, to l7,h Aug "a,
Allen Little, to l7thAug 81.
Lewis Jones, Doth March "a.
G. c. Tillman, To 25,h Aug 81.
Mr,. Lucy Moore, t. 9th July '54.
Geo. W. Dorm, Sr., tp 10Th July "a.
Rev. IL. c. Hcrlong, to 3rd Jan '53.
Jas. McNlanus,-- s3rd Jan '54.
Henry Lowc, to Slh Feb "a.
d. S.otcdhan,, 10 oln NOV 90.
David Richardson, to 5th Jan "a.
J.P. Pa;laty, to.3lst Aug 81.
A. j. Sigh, to 5,h April '54.
Capt. J. b. Ahney, oio.h Oct '53.
Capt II. b. Elder, ~ Eth May "a.
r. Kcnnry Esq, to lss Jan 3d.
S. S. Horn, to lltli May 81.
John B. Holmes, TO 18Th April 81
D.J: Kilcreasc,y,o 5,h Sept SO.
II. T. Jennings, to 18th March '5+.
John burst, To- sih 'aI:ty '5sSi:-
John W. osilyie;to Is. Dec, 81: 80:
VIM. IL Nixon, tp.4,h Aug 81.
z. H. Minis, to 9Th Jan '54.
wm. wise, "t5 18th Sept '54
Gen. J. IL. Hammond; TO 2nd Oc, '56.
VIM: Mob!ey;to 18th May ~.
d. Ilol-onbakc, to 9Th Feb 81.
Dr. Q, W. Allen, to llsh March 81.
Allen Franklin, to 5,h Sept SO.
&. f.. Jennings, to 18th Sept "a.
Col. JAS. Robinson, to- 5,h Sept '53.
Mrs. L. c. Kcnnrrly. TO LIST March '54.
DR.. S. G. Arrriwcthv,, to 5,h June '5i.
Thos. Ilowle, to 9th Oct '54.
II. NJ. Tovey, to ls' May '54.
Miss Mary A. S. Alney, to. 18th June "a.
L. l.. Ilerlong, to '3lst Aug "a.
Mai. Il. W. Carwile; to 18th April 81.
Capt. r. M-rriwether, to 5th June 81
John Carpenter, TO S,ll june '54.
Wilson Kemp, to 18th Aug 81,
Tllman Jennings, to 9TH Aug '54.
Jas. CalIison, to 5th April '5l.
j. J.. Addison, to 18th Feb 81.
John T. Midde,oni to4,h July '54.
b. r. Jennings, to soh May 81.
DR.. W. w. Geiger, to S,h Feb '54.
T. p. West, to 5th April "a.
John Faulkner, to 18th May '54.
Il. NJ. IIol,onbake, se, 25,h Dec '5s.
i. S. Aloblcy, to llth Aug '54.
G. W. Nixon, to 2l,t July '54.
R. NJ. White, to 5,h Oct '54.
W. l.. Parks, ,o;4,h Oct '54.
John Terry, ST., to 10Th Jul: 81.
Luciuu A. Prryis, to gath Sept 81.
C. Lowrey, to lst Oct '54.
Jas. Powell, to Sth Jan 49,,
Joseph Cosnaham, to 18th Dee So