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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
state orohiO. Fairfield county, IS. Cour,

of Common Pleas.
Alexander II. Caldwell and James CALDWELL, infant
children and hoirs.at-law Of James Caldwell. de-
ceased, by Elizabeth Caldwell their mothor and
next friend, plaintiffs, against
Joseph Caldwell. Alfred Caldwell, Samuel Caldwell
Charles ID. Martin. Administrator of the Estate Of
the said James Caldwell, deceased, Michael Riley,
Fleming 4 Tingle, and Samuel McClAllen, creditors
Of the said Estate defendants.
IKNHE nonresident defendants, Alfred Caldwell and
Il Samuel Caldwell, will take notice that on the
9Th day OF September, A, ID. 1853, the said Plaintiffs
filed their Petition in the Clerks Office Of the court
of common pleas for said county, setting forth in
substance, that on the Goth day OF July, A. ID iS4?,
the said James Caldwell, deceased, conveyed all his
Estate to tho said Alfred and Samuel Caldwell, in
trust to pay his debts and to support his family during
his life, with power to dispose Of the remainder by a
last Will and Testament; that he died on the 10Th dav
Of October, A, d. 1912, ~intestate. leaving the plain.
tiiFs his heirs-at.law. That In the execution OF the
trust in May or June, A. y. 1913. the said Trustees
sold and convey ed the following described Real Es-
tate, parcel of the said trust estate, frauduIently,
without adequate confederation and with the intent
to defraud the creditors and heirs of the said James
Caldwell, that Is; l6i acres southwest quarter of sec.
ton No. s, township No 70, and range No 81; 326
acres south halt dissection No 8, township No IL, and
range 81; 326 acres east half of section No "a, town
ship No IL, and range NJ 81; i57 acres northea,t
quarter OF section No Is. township No 70, and range
No 81, In Franklin county, Ohio, and 100 acres north.
west quarter Of section No So, township No 10, and
range No 10, in Morrow county.
The object and prayer Of the petition Is, in sub.
stance that the said Gonveyaness 80 mado to Joseph
Caldwell be set aside, aud that the said land be sold,
and the proceeds DO applied under the deed of trust
and that a tract of63i acres in the south east corner
Of the north west quarter Of section No %. township
No 10. and range No 30, In Fairfield county, Ohio,
remaining in the trustees, DC sold, and the proceeds
be applied under the said decd Of trust. That an Sc.
count be taken Of thedebts ofthe said Estate, and that
the Trustees be removed and another trustee DO ap-
pointedto execute the said trust.
You will appear and demur, plead, or answer the
will be taken as true and confessed by you.
u" M. KAGAY, Clerk, 30
QfAs court o~fcommon pleas for Fairfield county
September %, 1853 6w2O
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
Auga.t A.lsss.
THE CITY DARDER sUIop

AN.Dn-
JAMES HALL & JOSEPH BLANcuaPn
- tue burner layios nrlnerly shaved pnd..
siletiers l!olel) have established themselves !.
Guy BarOerso on Columbus Street. opposils NJ.
beechers ami near Stnmp's Swan Hnicl, an,i
gratefully address Tue generous public 30 he
The PpBLlc know. the PrBplc tel
Who shave them clean. WHO shave than well,
No wonder that our Shop is fund
The best Of all the Shops nrOuud,
Where We, IN spite of envious carperS,
olliciOIe ss City BarLers-
With highest skIll aud razors keen.
Our work Is IN our custom seen.
So pleasing to the gentlemen.
They're very sure 10 come again.
Just ask, who best c1n fit them all
For private party or icr ball,
To go TO church, and be while there
The admiration of the fair;
Tocllat with ladies' nj their bnms,
Or glad attend them when they roamf
The answer Island all combine
lis HALL & BLANCHARD take tho shiuer
We fire M braggadocia rockeis:
We shave tile face aud not the pocketsl
We eutthe hair in the latest style,
Aud use the fashionable oil.
So sweet with ev'ry Paris charm,
II takes the ladies' hearts by stornl
We have P%erfnmery for sale gjJ
As rich as Ceylon,s spicy gale; ssat @
The finest In the market sold,
And worth its weight ID precious gold.
Come one, come al, who need our nid. ~
And help fhe CITY Barriers, trade
We know our logic must prevail:
no LANeAsTERiASs never fail. 70 eEnf -,
Lancaster, Ohio, Sent. IL. ISJ3.
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SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.
Messrs. Clarke, wright a. Co.,

Messrs. Clarke, Wright a. Co.,
EJAYE ;aken, for a term Of years, the Foundry
i owned by John Arney, Esq, situate upon Co.
lumJts and broad Streets, In the city Of Lancaster,
where they are determined to be on hand with all such
articles In their line, az the country requires.
coal, WOOD, COOKING AND PARl0UR STOVES,
SGSNMILL GEARING. MACHINE
Ag&ES@CASTINGS AND PL0UGHS, OF
various patterns, warranted a superior article, togeth.
or with all minor articles in the Foundry line.
CLANI6E'S CornstaIk nnd Straw Cutter,
An article superior to all others ofthe kind In the
country, and one to which we invite the special at
tention of the Farmer. This machine for cutting
shock corn for high feeding or fattening stock, will
save from 80 to 40per cent. Cord Fodder, when cut,
Is nearly or quite equal to hay for feeding either cat
tie or horses, making an acre Of well saved corn fod-
der worth two acres Of the best grown hay In Ohio.
They are calculated for either hand or horse power.
We are also preparing to furnish 70 order
McC0RMICKS REAPER AND GRASS CUT.
TER AND MooRE'S WHEAT DRILL.
Farmers give usa call. Everybody give US . call,
and buy our goods and wares our plopghs and shares.
and we will try In turn 70 buy your corn, your wheat,
your Hour, your meat, your hay, your oats, your
rag bank notes, or aught you may desire to spare, of
broken pots and other ware. Wotherefore have the
highest hope, without designing any joke, that you
will give a liberal share Of ,patronage 20 Ne who are
determined TO do business on the most lheralterms.
CLARKE. WRIGHT s. CO.
LsActster February 10. 1858 70
@ Blank SubpRnaS.
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ooMMERCIAL INTELIIaENcE.
CleYelnnh mnrkefs.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 2o.--W heat-No trans
actions to note to-day. Market quiet with
but little Offering. White we quote lilo;
Northern los to l,07; Southern l,O2 to IL
Os. Corn-No sales. Market about 90 for
prime yellow. Flour-Strait Isuperfne 81
IS and 5,s7l. Fancy to choice extra 6,75
to 6. Butter-Prime new w. r. dairy we
quote 100 Sic Southern l4@l44 with a
.gocd demand. Salt-But little in market
and we quote from dock ,56@l SAL.
Freights--Plentier; -four to Tonawanda,
Buffalo and Dunkirk l5c; grain do 4; -four
to Oswego S5c; grain do s@s4c; -four to
Ogdensburg 45c; grain do Io@llc.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
DIED,

AT his residence, on the 18th inst, BEN.
JAMIN H. HULL, in the 63d year Of his
age.
The deceased emigrated to this county 81
years ago from the State of Connecticut,
and possessed no ordin airy degree Of talent.
He was a good citizen, Kind neighbor and
affectionate husband and father. He leaves
a large circle Of friends to mourn his loss.
Peace to his ashes.-Com.
On the 18th inst, in the 5Ith year ofhi4"
age, at Warren,on, Virginia, ALBERT G.
SLAUGHTER, commander in the U. S.
Navy.
The deceased was relative of the editor
of this paper.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
Railway disaster.

PoUsHKEPsIE, Sept. l5.--A collision &C.
Cured two miles below this. city, on the
Hudson River Railway, atg4 O'Clock this
afternoon, between a single engine and the
PoughkePsie passenger train going south.
One fireman and two breakman on the pas
senger train were killed; and both the en-
gineer and fireman On the single engine
badly injured. We did not ascertain their
names. None of the passengers were hurt.
Both locomotives were completely smashed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
Mninc Election.

PORTLAND, Sept. 16th.-The returns from
90 towns give the vote for Cove rnor as fol.
lows: Crosby, Wing, $4,000; Pillsbury
regular Democrt, 30, 500; Morrill,, irregular
Democrat, $500; Holmes, Freesoil, 1850.
The Senate is composed of thirty-one mem.
bers, and stands thus: ten Democrats, six
Wings elected, and fifteen no choice
House 60 Democrats 50 Wings and Free.
sellers, with % Democratic towns to heal
from. .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
From New YORK.

New YORK, Sept. '20.-A private letter
from Mexico states that Santa Anna is
endeavoring TO effect a forced loan of $l7,.
100000 for the clergy. He had succeeded
in raising large body Of troops for his
standing army, but was destitute of means
to support them.
A letter from Havana states that the
health Of the city was good, but that the
mortality among the soldiers and marines
was excessive-all the hospitals were full
Of patients. 1t was reported that Caurado
had be en- removed and that his successor
was on his way cut,
The latest gossip from Washington, is
that John Y. Mason will receive the French
Mission, and ex-senator Allen the China
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

TO PRESERVE WHEAT IRON SMUT,--To
prevent smut in wheat, | would recommend
the following: Dissolve 8 OF. of blue vitriol
in water sufficient to sonk one and a half
bushels Of wheat. Soak twelve hours and
then SOW Immediately. | have tried this
and never fuilcd to produce wheat without
smut; ] also observe that it prevents insects
rom eating and destroying it. hope the
farmers will try this.
Fifteen years ago northern Ohio suffered
severely from smut. My seed was that year
prepared as above, and whilst my neighbours
fields abounded in smut, | had none.-J.T.
Mo-. Farmer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
NOTICE

s hereby given that Henry, Beery James Mead.
u den and HE vile Mary McFadden, the progenitors
and owners ofthe'severAl lots contained within the
as Beery's addition to said town have fled their PEI
titon In the clerks Office Of the court Of common
Pleas, of Fairfield county Ohio, praying the vaestion
ofthe plat and addition aforesaid and that application
vacation.
HUNTER = rINcK. AtOFhsystSr Pstiiunsrs.
Angust 10Th, 1853.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

More TROUBLES IN THE WrGwAM.-We
see it stated that Major A. J. Donelson, u
connexion of General Jackson, and who
was dismissed from the editorial control Of
the Washington Union, is to start a paper
in Nashville. 1t is to be Democratic, but
opposed to the administration Of President
Pierce. Other papers are springing up in
Washington and other places, and the
"powers that be" will have n warm time of
ii before their days, now numbered" shall
be ended.-AD, Reg.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

A SAN Francisco correspondent of the
New York Tribune says.
A sale at auction, Of sample lot Of peach
es and nectarines, grown on the opposite
side ofthe bay resulted in their bringing
fifty cents each, and to-day others were be.
ing hawked on the great th~oroughrare, price
one dollar each, and selling Water melons,
75c. 10 81 80 each; pears 95c. 10 37Bc. per
ID, No other portion of the world will pre-.
sent such an inviting field Of labor for the
pomologist as California and Oregon during
the next FIVE or ten years.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

VERMONT ELEcTIoE.-The returns Of 1856
towns indicate that the House of Represen-
tatives will be in the hands of the "Anti-
Wings" the wings hive chosen 10 mem
bers, the Democrats rs, and the free soil
ers Ia. In II towns there is no choice
The Senate will be wing, there being elect
ed l6 of that class and 8 democrats, while
9 are Undecided. How the Legislature
which in one branch is wing, and the other
opposition, Is going to get along with its
duties of electing State officers and a u. s.
Senator, is a question for political c~ausists.
The loss Of the House by the Wings attri-
butable to their sympathy with the temper
ance (Maine) law, now in force in the State.
And it is conceded by the friends Of the
law that a majority Of the member elect to
that branch in favor Of its repeal. They
except however; that such a result will be
forbidden by the Scnate.-SpringfeH Re
publican.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

BALTIMORE, Sept. l9.-The Washington
Union of this morning, publishes ex-senator
Dickinson's letter, and soft soaps him con-
siderably. 1t also publishes both the SYRIA
cuse platforms, and congratulates itself up.
on the remarkable exactness of the two sets
OF resolutions, and says thst a heavy re-
sponsibility will rest on those who shallb be
guilty Of faciiously breaking up the harmo.
ny OF the party.
The steamer Cambridge, running be-
tween this city and Fredericksburg, was to.
tally destroyed by fire, on Saturday morn
ing. Loss $4,000.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

The EXPLOSION OF THE New WORLD
The board Of local inspectors Of steam boil
ers at New York, having completed their
examination Of witnesses in relation TO the
causes ofthe explosion or board the steamer
New World, in July, have censured Mr..
Washington Haws, the chief engineer, and
revoked his license, thus suspending for the
remainder Of the period for which his II.
cense was granted. Mr.. II. was severely
injured by the explosion.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

The Springfield Republican, in noticing
Prof. Jewett's prediction, supposcs the COM
81 was merely accommodating, when 1t mp.
peared in the West, and preparing to pitch
into us. The Republican goes against step
ing aside and letting the Comet pass just
for the sake Of peace, and like u spunky
Yankee declares:
We have a clear fright of way" and, be.
sides, who knows but the comet will get the
worst oft! Lot everybody keep cool, call
out the police, the militia and fire companies,
drive in the poles as far as possible, get
acomplqint made out for assalt aud battery,
and LEI US see if Young America is going to
bulge an inch for a long tailed, whiskered
stfurriner.n
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

ANOTHER GOLD MrSE.-Col. T.. G, LeItner
Of spartansburgh, South Carolina,it is said.
has lately discovered on the lands attached
to bis manufacturing establishment, a gold
nine Of rich and Inexhuus.lble promise.
WiHpyALL ron A CLEReYMAN.-The Rev.
Mr. Clawson, of the Methodist Protestant
opureh' ssyA the Uniontown (Pu.) Demo
cFat, who in many places Is called the Evils
man" 10 consequence of his eccen,rics. i.
left heir to an estate in England valued n,
one million Of d%ollarss Mr.. @. was verv
poor, and has had 70 ctr uggIe thus far with
a large and dependent family. The estate
come to him BY his wife, and the business
isso completely settled up, that he can draw
she amount through bankers either at New
York or Philadelphia. He is travelling
through 9 circuit near Clarksburg, ia Yves.
H a~ .aHr ..a. 49, a. asf H.
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worTrD

TUE Stockholders Of tho Coiuf,bu. - uan
Il valley kzilroad conpsnN viii me., :. ,hs
court hoase. Logan, oAio,o on Thursday. n" ossb S me
Il Il, s ssS u. 4, tiS Ss ne 5 sSlSssn !. re hour eIIS a
DIRECTORS Of aid Company p q slss.ins sEYEN
w. DENNISoN n.
SH4hLES B0RLANDg
J. W. FULTON
ts-a Ell MOORE.
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w DOL Narket.

WooL.-Market quiet; sales of unwashed
at 23u25 cents, washed 33a37 cents, pulled
32a36 cents, and the fleece 36a47 cts. u ID
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

The FfasT RAILROAD in TExAs.-The
Texas papers of the Cd inst ANNOUNCES that
cars arc now running from Harrisburg to
staford's Point, in Fort Bend county. This
b the 6rst rallroad opened In Texna.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

New YoRK, Sept. ia private letter
from Fuhchan, China, June 9, says that the
Rev. Mr.. Heatwell and wife, American
Missionaries had arrived at that place.
The Washington correspondent of the
Courier and Inquirer asserts that the article
in,the Kosta affair, published in the Boston
Post was written BY Charles Sumner.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

DAMAGE BY FRosr.-The Joliet (Ill.) True
Democrat says the recent irosts have done
much more damage than ut first anticipated.
1t has quite ruined the corn crop in the
northwestern part of that county. Around
Plainield thousands OF ncres have been to.
tally blasted. Buckwheat isa total loss,
and so with nearly all the tender yegeta.
tinn
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

cLrNToN County The Wilmington Re-
publican speaks of the late County Fair he Id
in that county us being unusually success
ful. 1t speaks of the exhibition in cattle as
splendid. We are glad to see the different
counties 10 Ohio taking such active meas
ures in promoting their great agricultural
interests. Let the Fair which is soon Ia
come Off this county surpuss every thing
ofthe kind in the State. We can do it.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2o.-Mobile papers
state that there was no abatement of the fe-
yer,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

FEMALE VAeRAErs teen females
were arrested in New York, on Monday
night, while lettering around the Park,
They were sent to the penilentiary under
the vagraht act for six months.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

Ono AND MissIssIPPI RAILRoAD.-From
the annual report Of the directors we learn
that it is confidently expected that the road
TO The junction with the Illinois Central
road (about sixty miles) will be completed
by the LIST of January next, and the whole
line to Vincennes by the LIST Of July, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

GrEight hundred gallons OF liquor were
consumed at Bangor, Me-, an the 7th inst.
and swallowed by Mother Earth. No won.
der the old lady whirls around at such a rap.
ID rate. The Bangor Mercury says tina
city Marshal Farnhum Of that city has seiz-
ed under the liquor law, eight thousand four
hundred and eigbty-three gallons of liquor,
and the most of it has been swallowed by
the same old lady. What a "loper" she is
getting to be, to be sure.
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NEW GOODS,

PLASTER OF PARIS, &C
z Barrels Calcined Plaster, 50do Water Lime 80
- ground Plaster, for sale by Ed. SLOCUM.
Lancaster, June % a-sFt ets har /:
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uncle Tnm,s CnhIn

A ND 'Uncie Toms Cabin as tits" fol-. sale atthN
November ~, 1859 JOHN sEARLES.
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kANlPs,

A New and desirable article recommended
~. economy, comfort and avoiding grease on Car
pets, SC. They only need being seento induce any
q V 70 purchase them. The public areinyited to cat
AID see them at the city Drug Store.
Lancaster June 36. EDWARDESLOCUM +
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PiekeIs, Primes, brandy PsAslssSp 81
A ND a variety of nice things, 70, sale. low .o<
IA cash at H.B HUNTERS 90,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

A Coon M~oyEMEkT.-A general meeting
Of presidents and directors ofthe various
railroads in the United States,w see it stat
ed, win convene ct Washington during the
mo6th Of October, to, consider tho adoption
OF a code OF laws and The establishment Of
such general measures as shall guard against
accidents on railroads, and give more con-
idence to travellers, and assurance that
precautionary measures Of the most reliable
kind are hourly exercised upon every rail
road throughout the Union. This is an
important meeting, and will have a most
salutary effect upon the public mind be-
sides tending to secure the adoption Off uni
form system of railroad regulations.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

ExrgSslvE FoRseRiEs.-The New York
Tribune says that the Mr. Forsyth who
sailed suddenly for Europea few days ago
is charged TO have committed forgeries to
the amount of 100000 to si5o,OOO, prin-
cipally upon his father and iaIher-in-law
and obtained the money from Kingston,
Hudson, Albany and New York On the
day that he lett he sold $4,000 of paper to
brokers, which has since been paid by
friends. Mr.. F. had always stood high aud
in money matters had extensive credit, pro-
ducing. as occasion required large amounts
ofthe best securities. Gambling was prob
ably the cause Of his delinquency. He
owed $4,000 to one of the most notorious
gamblers.
Forging appears to be epidemic, says the
New York Tribune, and adds: ain addition
TO Mr.. Forsyth, we hear of three other in
stances, all within the past six weeks. IN
one case the amount was very considers.
ble.,,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
@ III Y REWAND.

NNERN Leaves, for sale At The city Book Store.
August IL. D. CONNELL, Agent.
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Hank SWlmIm0lR
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picks and Mnmocks,

EFFINGER, WHITE LATTAofth the sign ofthe
EI.Pad Lock and Aka Salp, offer for sale
8 Doz. Stone Sledges; 8 do. Hlseksmithh do.S
MN6 do. Hand HAmmerss q DO. Stone Picks;
sNY6 do. Cast Steel Mattocka; Hdo. Crow Bars.
Lancaster, May 4, 1858
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-01
ARRIVALS Al THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
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EXCHANGE ROTEL.-P Jones, oran &c. John
L O'Meai, Phil; DR. J Jordon; g NJ Curdif, Bedford;
Anderson, Amelia; NJ Bernard. E 6 James, J
Dupuy, Mrs Dorsey, Petersburg Robt Dunn, Chat
ham, N c; Mrs w Lane do; Fl Cabran, Texas; C H
Tyler, l. Wood, U A; DIR S H Brooks " NJ
Hare, Goodrum, Petersburg; Phil St G Cooke,
Powhatap; Jos Newsacket, Henry James, w Ii Dau-
rant, New Ysrk; Jno Harris, Liberty; Brown,
Salem; Ii Fl Marshall, Charlotte; Thos Branch, l. A
MaTbury Petersburg; L IL Parish, New Orleans; S
Barkesdale, Halifax; J Freeman. Tenn; John Jar.
ratt' PeteTsburs N Mon'eiro, Va; DR. W P Brax-
ton, King Wmi " NJ Gaylord, Comm Harris,
Louisa; VIM Nj Price, lady and son, St Louis; w w
Towns, Petersburg
CITY HoTEL-W Harker. Baltimore; T Camp
yer, c; D J Hill, steamer Augusta; Cha1aIer
Kent A B Jennings, Richmond county; w Ham but,
ri Pearsall, } M Middleton, n C; S Il Hands, Forts.
ton; 8 Pain Greensyille; Fl r Manu. C.; W ]
Howard, Suffolk; r Crump, Nansemond; l. Cruu,s
AMERiCAN.-E w Morris, Hanover; Morris
Lynchbusg9 C McEvoy, Richmond; Dr. Wood, Rev
. Littletoas III Davis, Farmve; j RUSSELL Mo-
bile IL f. farmer, Pa; J Lewelen. Petersburg;
c lie" is J Hopkins. Pa; l. Jones' Va; w Nash,
Cartersvillee' Wilson, Portsmouth; Hon T S Be-
COCK and lacy Va; w Thompson. R N Thompson,
? :, Niger Phneas n Y; W Weisger,
umbia; A L johnson, Pa; b w Campbell, Pittsylva-
MIA; Baldwin and lady, Miss Baldwin, Miss A Wat
son. son. e DexterS Mobile; Turpin, jr., Powha
COLUMBIAN.-A NJ Patton, Va; T II TAYLOR, Al
6emarle; w II = Andrew, Bedford; T I Shackleford,
Col Booklet Jenkins Cumberland; L E Whit,
worth, Amelia; J Radd, Pr Edwards j Grubbs,
GTayyson; T9m6s Charlotte: w Blankinship, XIV;
y hoWiett, ) College; Conway Richmond:
Uss fauquler; w Wilson, Lunenburg; Cottrel
| : d. ERowlett, McRae, Chesterfeld; M smith
RAJ ps; Iapt t H P0whatan; B Powell, R Wal
marie 5 Snead, Nelson; w Saunderson. ~ p
Saupderson, Cumberland; NJ James Goochland; A
Webster, Springfield; g w Skier, Lynchburg John
Heron, Fluvanna. @ Vim