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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-01
baltimore, Dec. "a, 1852.

. t-E|'-l ~ 49,. IN 5IuE
i9tlg BALTIMORE, Dec. "a, 1852.
Catls.-Prices ranged from s2,75 to 3d..
rs OH the, loof, equal TO SO, 5oaS7 ,25 net,
aud averaging 1926 gross.
sHogs.-Sales on Monday at $3.50. On
Wednesday and ThutslayatisHs7a. K
Flour.-Howard Street sells atss5,37i.
Rae Flour, is4,37. Corn Mead, 1925.
Z G,aia,-White whea,s isl,2O,-ted DO,
at Si,l5. White, Corn, 5Sa59c per BUSH
el,-Sellow do, 6oa62c. Rye, ssas9c.-
Gate, ssa9o. Cloyerseed, So per bushel.
I Bacon. New shoulders, slc., sides 100
hams at l2al3 els. ~
Lard.-ln barrels, tl2c., in kegs lsc.
Bunsr.-Western sells at l7als CTS.
Pl1rsBuRe, Dec. IS.
Fl9ur.-salea Of 2s5 barrels supsrfne,
s4,25. A few barrelsal sat3l. efl
Baekrhedt Flour,-20 sacks at$i.
Hogs 2ohead dressed, sOldalseae,s5.
!, Lard Country Lardin'batrels and kegs
a, 70 cts. l.1Sg 'flil a4t9l \
cheese.-Weslarn Reserve l0cts,
Groceries are about ssusual. 9iis 'gg
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-01
Rich JJewelrysa at Auction.

The San Francisco Alta Californian,
mentions q remarkable auction saleioi
Jewelry in that city on the 18th Of Oc-
tober 10 a crowded auction room. A
mong other articles, one cluster Of dia-
monds sold for 1926, a single bracelet
Of rubies and diamonds brought $3.50
another Of blue enamel, studded with
diamonds $3.50; a small watch, admira-
bly, set with diamonds, emeralds and
rubbies, with beautiful gold and silver
APPENDICES, sold for 1878. Such a
sale, in a public auction room, illustrates
the prominent business characteristics
Of the Callornians, better than whole
volume Of descriptions. a. gia
The followingis from q late Cali
fornia paper.-"one Of the shrewdest
maneavres we have noticed for some
time, was carried successfully through
at the late election. II seems that
according to the charter, the office of
the clerk Of tbe,superior courtislelec.
tive. The Wing and Democratic con-
yentions, overlooking this fact, made
no nominations to supply the place
ofthe present clerk. Mr. Algernon
Sidney Smith, quietly noticing this,
had a few tickets printed witl5his
name on them fort heneglected Office,
and slylyhad thirty Of them yoted.-
There was but one vote cast against
him, and the consequences is, he is
eleted by tweAy-pine majority pre-.
cisely. Should the supreme court
decide in his favor, hestepsin,o about
$4,000 year. h =
= |L Z j u ~ u
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-01
.l,enJuy Iind,s Schools.

Jenny Lind Goldachmidt has deposit
ed four hundred thousand rix thalers
with certain officials IN Sweden, 70
be devoted 10 The establishment! Z, 81
schools Tor girls in that country. The
amour. Of .thi. munidcent donation
: has been sunderrated; one Of The New
York papers placed 4, AZ, low as 1907
600. A rix dollar of Sweden Is %
4l-l0o pence sterling, sothat 4oo, you
Of themis equal 10 s92 $50, or, rather
more, than four hundred thousand dol
lars Of our currency The paper rlx
dollar, currency in some countries, is
less than the Swedish rix dollar, aud 1
i, generally eslimeted al abou! eishly|
Hruts. .it's A
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-01

~ Tho edings Of The Legs.
laiutesdhring the past week, are thus
sunmaiils disposed Of by The sSea y
'erx Era: I'll /,
Dutingtlie week the House elected
ST. George Tucker lis CLERK, 10 sue
coed Col. George Wythc Munford.-
This devolyea upon the Senate the
duty II. ;clecling Clerk. AM. itSelects
ed Shelton G. Davis Of Richmond ci.
ity An important discussion has &C.
lcnpira the week. il is whether np-
propiiations for the completion ot,il'e
tines of Improvement shaii'
benude by way Of loans, OF, as here
tofors, directly from the treasury
Tie, debate originated on the passage
of u bill loanipg To the South Side
Company 100000. !, i ( is isl. stillspss4sl,
ing.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-01
~ g / d ~ nc gsltimo,e American.

ing. I.
Dy yelssre7at for Tie Baltimore AmsFiean.
Washington, Dec. "a. The health
of Mr., King continues oimproye, and
strong hopes are entertained of his 'ul-
innate recovery. -isaaltt sd ~
Dec. 2s.--Mr. Soule, on Monday
next, willintrodnce into the Senatcia
resolution'to placeifive nillionsof dol
larsiat,he disposal Of President Pierce
as a proyisionforiun exigencein our
foreign relations during the recess
l!.rHe yoteswils be a,estof confidence
lip ihe incoming Administration. The
discussioniupon the mdtieri will open
|iheawholeisueje ct iofiour foreignIela-
.tions. ss 81 lf.i9Ais ere islag
The estimates from the Secretary
Iiofthe Treasury, have been laid be-
fore Congress. 1t will cost for the
next year about sl0,00O,OO0 to gov
ern the new territory, and about $685.
000,oOo3the old. Then there is the
Interest and principal Of The public
debt to be provided, so that the entire
expenses will exceed fifty millions
4 The Legitimate expenses Of carrying
on the Government do hot exceed
$25, 100000. Tho total amount Of
appropriations for tile year ending
June 80, 1852, is estimated at SAC,
iti2O3,753, to which is to be added
4 s4sO,es6 for several appropriations
which will be carried to tile surplus
fund. There will also be required
forthe service Of the last three quar-
ters Of the fiscal year, ending June
80, 1853, made by formeracts ofCon-
gress, the sum Of SO, 355is7l.
Since Tie opening Of tho various
\ Railroads, oysters out West, have
much declined in price, and tthelna-
lytiyes are congratulating themselves
exceedingly. Along the line Of the
I, Cleveland and Wellsyille Railroad,
Tvs cans are daily distributed, retailed
at a5 cents per dozen Vells5asg
4 Herald. I'D SBf3isi.iia a
Tho Wheeling Gazette. understands,
that tile Hempfeld Railroad, WILSON
lhaye Philadelphia President, and
lbeprosecuted with yigor.--I6. silgG'
The Temperance men ofWheeling
recently resolyedto vote for no man
for any public trust, who is not oppo-
.sed to the sale ofintoxicating liquors.
ERiglit.-R. a..,.
s. Mr.. Phelps, Of iRaritan Landing, NJ
j, during tile night Of Friday last,
hearing some one among. his chickens
stealing them, fired a gun at random,
and discovered that he killed a wo.l
MANI. s:.sft ssa it(a d VIA
Peaagts.-since theIfrst Of October
the farmers Of llse Of Wight county,
Va, have sold at Norfolk, upwards Of
Us, 600 bushels Of peanuts which ay-
erageal9 90 cts. per5bushel and the crop
lis not half exhausted. 1t is estimated
that this county alone, though not re-
4 markable for the productiyeness Of
/ its soil, realizes byiits sales in Nor
folk, quite s25o,oo0.-ld. 4.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-01
southern In \ Literary a. messenger.

SVSSsA !hsSS"AAso 80
This work for December, 1852, eon.ains
ali.tle more Of that endless Yoysge 10
China-A, handful Of iAulumnal Leaves
from the low.lands Of Virginia another,
and q scpsre Reviewio Uncle Toms Cabin
-Cicero'si Cato the Elder, or Treatise on
Old Ags-skstches Of the Flush Times Of
Alabama-origi Foetry-Editor 8 Ia
bic, &c. This work contains 81 large 90
tayo pages monthly; and being a South.
ern publication, tho Publishers look with
confidence tothe people Of the South TO
sustain ii. The price isnow reduced 10
!s3 per anuumi in advance, or 81 if not
paid before the iirstofs July in any year.
The Plough, Loom and Anvil,
For November and December eareiin:er-
Ies,ins numbers, calculated to be extreme.
.ly useful, especially tothe Farming in-
$lerest. We notice appointment items:
Glow to raise the wages Of laborp-
philosophy Of Ploughing Peat composts
State Fairs-time for Pruning-good
bacon in tie South-Manutes-Agricul
.tl,ls in virginia-Ladics' Household Car
dening, SC. s,s,. s,,;sA,. n ss,. /.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-01
SUMMARIZE SUN THE MARKETS.

ww smake the following summary
ofI,he Markets from late Baltimore aud
pi,,sbutg papers,, '..fs
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-01

General Pierce repudiates all the
.sliaeis which tbs parers and politi-I
s;As hsremsds III bin.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-01

az Thanks to those Serenadersf for
Home, sweet Home, Handsomely
served up to Us on Thursday evening
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-01

IA 4 .4sfop, y, 80 r5ifldE1ajl !"
Washington, Dec. "a The health
of Mr. King toimproye, and
strong hopes are. entertained Of his 'ul-
innate recovery. -is!ia,tt so ~
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-01

Some newspaper wag tells a story
Of anYolls gentletnan, whose eight or
ten clerks boredsfim continually with
conundrums. Going home one even,
ing, he was stopped in front Of a clio
sed store, by a conntryman, who ask
ed: "Can you tell me, my friend.
why this store is closedq" |" Go to,
blazes,'' cried lie, Y" with your conun.
drums!e 1--we beenborelto death with
:'cm these three weeks" J
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10
A Hint to Borrowers.

We last week lost subscriber, for nc
other reason than because his papers were
lent out and read before he called for them,
by which means his paper was sometimes
utterly lost, always soiled, and his neigh
bors had the news before him, altho' he
was first entitled to it.
Borrowers you wrong the Printers,
You wrong the rightful owners, and you
wrong your own families, by thus getting
the reading of papers not your own,
And we remark to Post-masters and
Merchants where papers are left for deliv-
cry, that although they may now and then
offend some contracted person by refusing
10 loan papers, yet, when they do loan
them, they offend more or less subscribers
subscribers who are as good customers
as non-subscribers. The right way is for
every man to have his own paper; and
when any man can get the Chronicle for
. elsa week here Is no ercpse for Jorrowiny.
If you want to learn the news, send to
the Printer for it, like man.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10
FITS! FITS! FITS!
THE VEGETABLE ExrRAcr
EPlLEPTIC PILLS,

For the cure Of Fits. Spasms, Crnmps and all
Nervous and Coastifufionai Diseases.
DERSONS who are Iaboring under this
distressing malady will find the VEGEf
ABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS 10 be the only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy.
or Falling Fits.
These Pills pnsscss sJcrifc action on the nervous
system, and although they prepared especially for the
purpose Of curing F they will b. found of esci ben
eft for all persons afflicted with weak nerves, whose
nervous system has been pro-trate shattered from
any cause whatever In chronic complaints. diseases
Of long sianiug super:niuccd by they
beneficial.
Prize - Ter box, two boxes for 81. Persons out OF
the City. enclosing remittance, will have the Pills
them through the mail. free of Iosase. For sale Icy
SETH = HANCE, No. IoS, BALTIMORE SITfTT. baltimore.
Nd % whom ord from all parts of the Union be
addressed. post Paid. llyi.6-ncw ".
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10
IlAHHlEDo

In Northumberland, 9Th inst, by Rev J. G.
Craishead. Mr.. Il. G. OnwIG. of Philadelphia,
and Miss MANIA daughter of Mr.. John Shriner
Of the former place.
On the 3lst ult.. by Rev. Z, Kiei1er, HKNnr
G. WOLFE and Miss ELLEN Moss, both of
MifIlinburg.
On the 26ih ult, by Revive. Hickman, DR..
Isaac RorHnocK of Adamsburg and Mrs.LrDIA
LFoNH,Rr of Middlcburg.
In Lewisburg, Va, goth April. LroSAnp
CoKNELIrs GLASS V,NDERRANGLE CArER VAN
Herr Jr., and Miss Mary CLEorATRA PnosrE-
RINA Verona CISDERELLA PArLINA MARGUE-
nErrA LrcIND, HARRIs, Of Sycamore Creek,
Nicholas Co, Va
I'VE clip the fregoins from the Atlanta Ga) "Kni-ht
Of Jericho. Probably the twain "F fs. and retain
all the inherit from long line of ancestors :
LrN Isst 20 iPAl CuNosTIE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10
POISONING.

Thousands Of parents who vermifuge composed ci
Castor OIL Cacml 6c. not aware that while they
sp-ar To l-n-t the patient, they actually laying
iouiaiiobs for series of Diseases such as salvation
los IT sight, weakness of limbs &c.
10 another column will b- found the advertisement OF
Hoh-nsacks Medicines to which ask the attention 81
All directly interested in their well their chill
dren'' health, In Liver Complaints and all disorder.
nsisang from those Il bilious type, should make Of
IN. ony genuine medicine, Hob-nssck's Liver Pills.
. S1- u. nat de's'ca but ask for Hob~nsack's Worm
syrup and Liver Pills. aud observe that each has the sig
ebs are genuine. IiyIso ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10

MunDEnED.-A report has gone abroad,
of man having been murdered below Le-
wisburg. From the best information We
can obtain, there was man found dead
drunk, but who murdered his manhood,
and made him brute, we are not inform
ed. He was refused admittancc to the
public houses along his way-his face was
covered with blood-and being taken sense
less with liquor into friendly shelter, a
spectator reported that he was murdered.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10

81 DIGESE"-SUcH Is IHH True MEANING Of the wori
"PEPSlN, of the two Greek words from which Il j.
derived This is the significant and appropriate title Of
the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE,
prepared by DR.. J. :. IIoUGTUN, of Philadelphia from
the fourth stomach of the Ox for the Indigestion
aud Dyspepsia. II is Natures remedy for
ushraltby stomach No can equal its curative
powers II renders GOOD EATING perfectly consistent
with HEALTH (See the figure Of the On, in another
lArt Of this pal-.r) lyi5l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10
New Advertisements.

Scbool Orders at our Office-Laud Sale
tomorrow (see last page)-Books TO be
opened for Savings Ins,itution-Mr Root
AGENT for Monks unequalled Map, is now
canvassing Union county. This Map gives
I.ewisburg a name and place, and MILroS is
now smear Lewisburg." 1t also gives the new
Territory of Washington, as defined by the
late Congress the proposed new Territory of
Nebraska and the new disputed boundary
of Mesilla Valley.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10
4 a. a. lAIT JSAD,N
Matchmaker and Jeweler,
. Eemisbnrs. ia. "A
LUMBER.

VTNHE subscriber thankful for past patronage
would solicit his friends and the pubiic's
in hisi'ne of business, as he con-
nnues to keep large stock Of Lumber on hand
for sale. He has OH hand at preseu, the fol-
lowing, viz,
10000 feet OF good dry Pine boards.
10000 feet of Plank and Boards
WeatheIboards, Joist and Seantling
Poplar PLANK, Scaniling and Boards
Lap and Join, Shingles
Pine Paling and Shinsling Lath
1900 feet Of square timber
1900 feet sawed Rails
Nails and Stone Jugs.
All OF which he will sell az fair prices.
THOMAS NESEiT
Lewisburg, Jan. 81. Is5s.-smi.s.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10
@-HEss' CAVE in Dry Valley, whicl

D@-HEss' CAVE in Dry Valley, which
We described last week, has attracted
hundreds Of visitcrs sfrom all quarters,
ladies as we'll as gentlemen, and this will
doubtless be the case throughout the sum
mer. The entrance is not yet fully cleared
away, but will be in few days. Another
chamber has since been found. An all.
mission fee Of 12} cents is now charged,
and the taking away of specimens prciib-
ited. The proprietor would promote his
own interests, as well as the comfort of his
guests, by making better provision iu the
matter of lights and dress.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10

Being solicited by a number of my fellow
citizens, have consented to be candidate for
the Office of Deputy Surveyor of Uaion
county. subject 10 the decision Of the Democ-
ratio Wing County Convention. The Act of
Assembly requiring tha, practical surveyor
should be elected, solicit the support of my
Fellow Citizens, and should be nominated
and elected, | pledge myself TO perform the
duties OF said Office with fidelity and to the
best OF my abilIly.-Mitfinburg May 10, 1853.
ROBERT q. II. HAYES.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10
Protestant Americas Book for the Times.
DR.. Dowlings History of Romanism.


lust published-a NEW AND ENLARGED EN-
- rIoS of Dr. DOWLlNG'S HISTORY OF
ROMANISM.-ThiSpo popular and valuable work
(Which l. Protestant but otherwise unsectarian)
has been pronounced by all Protestant denom-
nations the Standard History of the subject
of which IL treats.
In consequence Of the late fire in the Pub.
lishcr's establishment, he has been unable for
the last few monlhSto suppiythe tre4uen, orders
for this work. He has now the pleasure to
announce that DR.. Bowling has prepared an
extensive and valuable Supplement of about
$50 pages, including all the recent events of
interest in relation to Pope Plus lX., the strug-
gle for liberty in Rome, the Madiai, Gavazz,
etc. ETC.; and that the enlarged work (making
a noble volume OF si5 pages) is now ready.
and will be supplied TO agents, booksellers and
the public WITHOUT any adra,ee cf price upon
the old editions.
Hundreds OF testimonials from distinguished
clergymen, scholars, presidents Of colleges and
others, have been received, testitying to the
fidelity and value of this History. A single one
of these, from the pen Of that eminent Protest
ant scholar, the Rev. Geo. B. Cheever, DID,, is
given as a specimen Of the whole:
'This excellent and beautiful work.. says Dr. Chceser,
possesses and strong claims for popular favor,
:
ordinary sale. II is of the most elegantly smbe-he
and executed works have ever issued from the
American press containing large number Of highly
flushed epgrzviugs illustrative Of the ceremonies
stiops prosecutions, and Incidents Of Romanism which
often tell most eloquent tale and Of real utility
well highly ornamental The work itelfis character.
zd by great research and comprehensive and scrptura
view of the nature and history Of the ropish system It
presents succnct but sufficiently full history Of the rise
progress crueltics and present condition Of the
spay authenticated by reference to the most unoubd
historic sources, related in a spirited, engaging and
impressive style and arranged 10 the most lucid
~ afounds in facts and incidents and, with its beautiful
ILLUSTRATIONS better adapted To furnish vivid and i'm
p1ese prtraiture Of Romsnism it is than any other
oook Know Of II supplies great lack in cur theolo
gcs literature; and Eow that conflict with ROME Is
forced upon and is 10 the business Of us
ALL clergy and aity, work richly stored with facts
and will be most timely and useful We should
be glad to see it in every family and aIornu every cen.
tre table in the land"
GJ-Agents for the above work, 10 whom val.
uable inducements will be offered, wanted in
every Stale Of the Union. Apply 10
EDWARD WALKER, Publisher,
May, 1903 ia fullYn 81. New York.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10
ALL HiIL TIE YRIt-uIH, THAT
6 ,T q fICKART'S CATTLEPOWDE2
HATH ACHIEVED.
Thousands are tes,ifying to its Efficacy.

Thousands testfying to its Efficacy
The merr.fai MN is Kind to his Bsoa"
4 FTER years of study and experiment by
"A the Inventor, TO compound from pure
Essf0bie materials Powder that SHOULD and
MUST take the place of the thousand and one
GOTTEN up and palmeI upon the public
Rrin-sii-s" for the Of all diseases which the
Brute creation are heir to, he has produced the
heading this advertisement None can he genuine unless
i-srns SMILE signature. The demand has been
such that its sale has lecn chiefly confined 10 the State
If rcn't-y yana hut We have now ronsumniatei such
arrangements that prepared to supply the
order now On hand, well As those We may hereafter
receive from other states of the Union
knowing this Powder 10 possess all the curative prop
critics here forth, drrm fusome trade Of words
unnecessary feeling assured that its erasw secure
for il a ready sale leing composed "f purr vegetable
ingredients, BE- safely and judciousy given to that
noble animal tn. IiUKS all and all tgedacrs
b- with premature shedding If the hair but
tie other hand strengthens the digestion Puries the
B"r- regulates the Urinary organs, Thereby improving
and rr";' citing the whole physical condition f the animal
when in apparently healthy state. and c.taa
aud nQ,oH'dte cure when he has con: raetcd the
ss,rnsn,ae Ssrasrrs fSstA no1Ts caSit srtf'
l>rt,utD LrN.s YELLOW WAILE
To the Agricu!turst and Dairy man. il is invaluable
r,mr,iy i.r their NEAT CATTLE laboring under l-,r
DISEASES Hollow lioRN. and other of the MANY
which thy liable frum suppression Of the natural
--cr-tions
NiLcH COWS ar. much benefited ly Occasionally
mixing with their Slop Fed. II has tendency tn
strengthen the animal, all distractions from the
milk tubes, promote ali the srirtn-. and Consequently
adding much To the strength vi the ANIMAL quantity and
quality vi her Mix Cream aud Eutt-r.
ipiS, during the warm seasons constantly
heating th.-eves wlit d results :,r cr;tIn Cou h-,
tc'Ts II the Lung and other parts, winch nat uraliy
has tendency TO rari their gr"~th. La all such
tahr spoonful miAei in e buck.t of swift, given
every other day, will speedily Remove all difficulties, aud
TIA" animal VIII soon increase in Health and Fat
Who. of the of thousands Of this country, having
either the one other Of the animals which this Powder
I-a>t, aud unjust himself 10 give il 4 trial
Ne confidently przict that hervver it introduced
will he p.rlnani.t in that Stable, and deemed
essentials, the Curry comb ard Brush themselves
iGEiI-btNIEI. u. ct LDIN,
3mI.6l (Spotts Store Kelly TT, tuiOn Co. Ia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10
CCHOOL ORDERS printed and for sale
~ al the Chr0ncke Office.
LeWisburg Savings Institution.

NOTlCE.-The undersigned. majority
~ of the Incurporators of the "LEwIsBsno
SAVINGS lNsrIrurIoS,' have appointed 10
o'clock, A. NJ, of Wednesday, June %, 1853,
al klines Hotel, in Lewisburs, for receiving
subscriptions for Stock in said Institution.
Shares, $50 each Capital, not under 10000
nor over 100000. Chartered for Is wears.
DAVID REBER, WILLIAM CAMERON,
WM. PRICK, JONATHAN NESBrT,
p. BEAVER, ALEX'R AMMONS,
JNU. WALLS, JOHN HOUGHTON,
ELI SLIFER, q. F. MILLER.