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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25
Notice to Railroad Contractors.
CHEF ENtiINEER'S OFFICE,

CHIEF EN- rlNEEhS URN
NORFOLK, We Jan. 9Th, -.
StEALED PROF OSAIS will be received lay the un
- dersgned this ofce from the 1T until the 10Th
day of March next, at shutdown. for the =" Clearing y
AMI ''Graduation" the line of the Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad between thnt portion of said Rnnd
now under contract and its terminus Petersburg
covering distance Of about eighteen milrs also for
the "Culvert" and Bridge" Masonry of the last
ton OF work.
At the sane time sealed proposals are invited for the
"Abutment Masonry of Bridges tine Eastern and
southern branches of the Elizabeth River.
The work ill be divided into sections of about three
miles and bids may be made for of sad
secions.
The line, plans profes and quantities Of work will
be for examination and after the LIST OF March
Specifications with forms OF contract and proposal
mny be had of the undersigned after date.
Payments will be made in current funds during the
progress OF the work in proportion of four ths of the
amount due.
81 bidders personally unknown to the undersigned,
evidence o their responsibility will be necessary and
of those 10 shum ork shall be allotted will be ,equir-
ed bond and approved security in exceed
ing tweue'h OF the of their contract for
timely and faithful execution tf the same
The Company the right To accept such pro-
posas in their ud ement will secure the prompt and
faithful execution OF the work, according contract,
reject all. il noneare satisfactory. sa
The line is easy of access the country through which
pnsscs abundOut in supplies, and Of climate highly
favorable Tor the prosecution Of wok at al seasons
The work here offered oi contract is of character
well worthy the consideration of the responsible
contractors.
". MALONE, Chief Engineer.
4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25
HOSTING MACHINES.

XNTE are are agents for Bates Cei.brafea Hosting
w Wactints which will furnish manua tn
rels pr with without frames, the pur lnser
pr fer.
" Samples of the variors size wheels may be
the Dock One of these ho.ting
ciiiues mn be seen at he Warehouse OF w. A. Miller
Esq the Basin. LEE \ co Richmond.
ia,0i.is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IVA .aL luNsriant al hnnd .emr growth ID Inn
l. 40 ~ laueni an, IN. and =" TIME ~a arr hn'a sc
would feaae.l iar iris, u Emerson- American Han
R..tottfiss. Prize 81 0B in lsrr.. B"til-s
.7-fes sale b, d Il LYMAN. L,ncbburg. Va.
ias 20 div
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

vINH SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their
L Stork al Clouds. an offer for sale
Ru,>ia Tarred and Manila Gordage OF all sizes, from
to inches in diameter.
Blocks for Derrcks, aud hsng apparatus OF all Sizes
-ALso-
Patent Friction Roller Blocks, n article in this
marke by which third OF the labor in hosting
by the common block is saved
Hooks and rhiml. Tor hosting-ropes,
Oakum, Rosi' Pitch d Tar.
White lead, Whine Zinc Paint, Black Paint, elbow do.
Red Lead. VerIigris. Imperial and Chrome Green,
Nermlon and Pfussian Blue, Paris " hite Lamp
black, rnlty. &c.
Paint hos, al sizes-mniking do,
Fancy PniIs Half do. do, Coolers in nests, Wooden
Box Matches, Brooms, Trays, Darrell Covers, Meas
mes Susa' Boxes, Flour Pals DC &c,
Ground Coffee Pepper Aspce. Cloves, Cayenne Pep
per London aud American Mustard. Chocolate, &C..
Lnsced OIL. raw and boed-M inter, Solar and Sperm
OIL,
Mess Pork and Beef Sugar, Coea Syrup, Molasses and
other Groceries,
Our took has been purchased entirely for Cash, of
the Manufacturers in New York and Boston, and
will off great ind icements pur, ha-ers, either at
Wholesale Retail.
LEE & CO, On the Dock.
Richmond. Janraay 2l Is
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CONGRESS.-FRIDAY.

The Senate did not sit. The House of Rep
resentatyes having refused to take up the private
calendar, after dsposng of the morning business
went again into ,mmittee on reference of the
Presidents Message.
The discussion on New York Democratic pol
itics was resumed Mr.. Cutting, of n. Y, made
rcjoinder 10 Mr.. Hughes, his colleague, in re-
gard to the facts nvok ed in the controversy
Mr.. Westbrook, "a soft" of \. " spoke an
hour in explanation If the position of his ..sec-
ton" of the party, and in reply to Mr.. Cutting
Mr.. Walbrdge, Ga Hardy of n. Y, whilst
approving of the doctrines of the Presidents In
augural and Message, took ground against Exec
utive interference with State elections, as mani
tested in the letter of Secretary Guthrie and that
of the Attorney General addressed TO Massachu-
sets and telegraphed to Mississippi. He consid-
cred such interposition subversive of State
rights and the liberties of the whole people.
Mr.. Perkins, Ia soft of n. Y, occupied
the floor Tor nearly an hour IN discursve and a.
musing recital of the New York Democratic feuds
but consolcd himself with the thought that the
patriotism of none of them was proof against the
influence of the flesh potts. and that the party
would come together again at no distant day.
The committee seemed to have yielded them
selves up to enjoyment, and the chairman found
IT difficult to repress occasional outbreaks of
mrth.
After the committee rose several bills were re-
ferred, and the House adjourned to Monday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25
BUCKINGHAM SLATE QUARRlES
w. Il. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,

FIdCClCdl SldlGI.
III takes his method ot re .pectiully informing p7
IL 4 ais lchitec s,Contructors, Builders FroPTea
ol Fou, aecl.s Factories, Warehouses;, Nc, that d"
Durchas d md leased quariies in Buckingham Co1 /
and mtelds opening and working them extensively
promises to produce Slate better calculated to ap'N
pun poses, than any even heretofore produced from
luaries, and will defy competiti as to is guam!
any ate in the United Sta es or imported. liew1
inform the public, that he has from youth been
and constantly engaged in the above business ana
to none in hi. practical knowledge OF Sia'e noe
Stating He intends opening Slate lards at ne ~
ing pieces: Lyuc, burg, Richmond and Scnlt''"F'"
he VIII keep constant supply OF Slate to 'nt''
,lrrs ot these rhwas aud the count, Scouts"
be the CENTRAL AND MAIN DE"Of, from
TIE will res unfly supply ether points ne "'i
lis employment men of experience and kno"'t
The business, at each place, to attend 10 or'T''
Shifting repairing old roofs. Those wh' nav
roofs ont of r"paig eau have TEN Immediately %,
tn, and probably put in better condition than VIZ;
Slated, : th re- has been much bad stating d'"'
by inexperienced workmen. IN
Specimen of his work can be seen mt the I'm
Gas w rks. an examination { which ne rev
lhn>c wanting work in his line,
la some cases Tor new buildings he recon'tt...
in the place Of sheetng he rolf Tor Stating WIN
considerably less. cid
n. b. Letters of enquiry. orders for a'' lIa
and repairing, will be promptly attend a l" U!
ing him Il either of the places 81 business.
dec i9-dNrts
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N q Il &c Il .

MIR M. f ALLEN i, ~ longer in employ.
VI ment, and hereby caution the public MOI 10
ncgoriate a,y draft drawn by him upnn he
having lnni any suturiiy u iteNer del gated IA Inn
for such rn pses and ~ nrh Ora will be paid by
SIMMER X SAl Ia, NsW-loik.
inn2I 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25

SILVER CHANGE.-We are glad to learn that
the Secretary of the Treasury has had sent from
the Mint to the Collector here Forty Thousand
Dollars in twenty five cents, ten cents and five
cent pieces, for circulation in the community
one half of the amount TO be retained here, and
tie other half to be sent to Petersburg. The
Collector here has very properly determined to
exchange for gold not more than 500 of this mo-
neyto any one individual, so as to give every
body chance.-R. Enquirer.
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Furniture Furniture /! !!

Furniture Furniture
l AM now receiving and oprninga large assortment
L ul aud elegant Furniture embracing part,
q Ladies' Mahogany. Rosewood and Wal ---..eY
"a nut Cab nets, M hoeany and Rosewood
" Bureau, Marble Top Plain Mahogony -.1asaRzsa
Wash Stands, Card Tables, Extension Tables
Te,e-a Taes, Mahogany Rockers Arm Chairs,
Pnrlnr Chairs, Hat Stand, &c-Also, IA lot of Mahog
any Plank. and Mahogany and Rosewood Veniers.
Great Inducements will pc offered purchasers, in
der 10 close the consignment Immediately.
~ A liberal discoun, made 10 the trade.
Jan "a Is VIM H. MOSBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25

HER PLACE OF NATIVITY Mrs. Mowatt, the
actress, was born in Bordeaux.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25
'i'HE MERCHANTS BANK OCY.

III hynchhurg' Will receive Special Dep sites ray.
ing Interest at the rate of per cent ON sums of 90
nnd upwards remaining 3 months aud per cent ON
Ike sums, remaining moath~ and upwards
by order of the Board
Ier25-is DAWN n Emmy p
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NS-A heauurui a.tcle nc
l. P'cke Medicine cases .co,,t,i ing 10 IS +. o. -,
are ackn"" edscd by all who have II led hcu
y" u" me 4'"rSi AMI must euuv-ii,ft in use
ny eH", wa s,ive much trout IL nn, annoyance in
N'"s iheaclnts by u.lng n these ra.es t,r .,lo
JOHN T. WRIGHT New Nrns ST. ' "
sun p'uSsls' janl8ts
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| Chearfully recommend the new firm. oi GOOCH
& HARRIS To the favorable consideration Of my
frirnds THOS. J. NANCE,
ian "a do, ew
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25

W gent for Richmo Il Mill, will pay the
sheS, casn price Tor all good wheat deivt red n, my
'umb2r-House, the Basin.
sept lots VIVA MILLER
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Commission q Forwarding Business.

in the city 1T hirhuptd. lnd'r the styie II GOOCH X
HARRIS, respectfully solicit the patrousge OF the
public aud continuation ~ the favor> If the frens
of the late firm OF Nance X Gooch.
ID. =. GOOCH.
Jan 2ni 1854. j. A. HARRIS
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.EHsTER'S UNARWIDcED mir

ioNNhl IN three varieties of Binding W eb
s,r1'S oniver-ny Ed, of Dctionnry-Alcohoi and tby
>'hS ''ut'9" ct Man by YoumansJohu or is cousin
" cue IAN" worm Two Gums in the bush hy Mis- Car
-M"i'ih Atlas of th. Earth, "a brnnti nj Mans
nuieh A'manacs, Nc .s'e-Just receiv,da,
- - NORSE'S
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N q II &c Il

NOTICE..
4 b. & r. NJ. TALIkFERRO wish To rent a
y. School Il ion immediately
70 Apply 10 Benz. b. Taliaferro
lau 81 dtlfrbS
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N @ T &c E.

THE FIRM OF NANCE 4 GOOCH was dissolved
L ON the Isl Inst by mutual consent. The name of
the late firm will he used by either ol the parties for
The purpos, only OF closing their late business.
THOMAS J. NANCE
Jan. end 1854 ID. p. GOOCH.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-16

NALh AZ DONN, BHO. a. Co.'s Ninth
~ street, five doors north Of Cagett a Co. Nos
4s2, 494, and 496, where viii be found In our four
large sales rooms the most various anc complete
stock af Housekeeping Goods in the United States in
one store to which additions constantly made OF
everything that Is new and convenient Housekeep-
and those who about commencing may rest as
sured Of finding the goods as cheap as elsewhere,
with great saving Of time, trouble and vexaton OF
dealing in many stores.
All goods warranted as represented, and delivered
10 any part Of the District free Of expense.
We note the heading Of what we Keep:
FOR PARLORS.
Sofas, Divans Lounges arm Rockers Gothic Par
lor Chairs, Of rose, walnut and mahogany, covered
with hair, plush, brocatee damssk, or chintz or in
white, for those furnishing their own covers
Tables Of every kind and description Piano Stools
Whanot Mirrors Of the largest size 70 tho smallest
Bracket Tables, 10.
DINING ROOM
Extension and plain Tables, Sideboards Chairs &c.
CHAMBER SETS.
Painted or imitation, of the various woods--walnut
mahogany, and cherry, in sets or detached pieces,
Beds Mattresses, Of hair, cotton, and shuck; Pillows
and Bolsters Feathers In sacks.
PLATED GOODS ON ALBATA.
Spoons, Forks, Ladies', Baskets Castors, Walters,
Tea Sets, &c.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA,
In dinner, ten, and chamber sets, in detached
pieces in fancy q. B. or white.
Edwards's white Stone Ware, in sets or detached
Glass Ware, pressed and cut, full assortment.
Cutlery, from the best manufacturers.
lamps, Fancy Goods Wood Ware, Baskets, Brush
es, Clocks, Japanned Goods Block Tin, common Tin
Ware, Children's Toys, and everything appertaning
10 well furnished kitchen (the foundation Of good
housekeeping) may be found in our store, &c.
Cali and see our stock, and get catalogue, and
II will assist new house housekeepers in selecting
what is necessary for making their homes comfort
able. Remember the stores No. 492, 494, and 49G
Ninth street, five doors north Of Pennsylvania ave-
nue.
= M A
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-16
KNOW NOTHINGS AND KNOW MOTH
- - INGISM -

However numerous the KnowNothings may
be they are far less powerful than the principle
they represent Know Nothingism is mightier
and more influential than the Know Nothings.
The power welded by the Know Nothings, is
like that Of an enchanter, who, in himself pos
sesses no superiority over others; his wonders
are not the result of his mere personal energies,
but are wrought by the mighty charm he con
lures with.
With an apparently narrow scope Of detail,
Know Nothingism imbodies comprehensive
ness Of principle that secures for it the appro-
baton of large section Of the community.
II appeals to the citizens love Of liberty; to
the religious mans dislike to an overbearing
and grasping priesthood, and to the indepen-
dent mans desire to escape from the domina-
ton of party. To the first it offers limita-
ton Of the government Of the republic to re-
publicans; to the second restriction of the
power now in the hands Of men, who, instead
OF acting for themselves, are mere Instruments
in the hands Of their spiritual teachers; and
to the third, a complete subversion of the par
ty machinery which has now settled down
mere instrument Of corruption Where or
ganization offers set Of principles that appeal
to such powerful feelings, its triumphant sue
cess and rapid growth are certain
AS an instance Of the comprehensivenes
WiiCH W y IuVo W hHOW
VIC may mention the fact that foreigners them
selves are often found heartily supporting its
principles for, though they find themselves
in some measure the objects of one part of the
Known Nothing disciplinary principles, they
find more than an equivalent in some other
portion of the same wide scope Of policy. Asa
case in point, we will cite that of the editor of
the Belmont (Ohio) Independent Star, who
though Scotchman, says
"We unfortunately for ourselves, cannot be-
long to the Known Nothings, for we are from
the land of Burns and Wallace--we are for
eigner, and we have learned this much of their
creed, that none but American-born citizens
can belong to them; but if we cannot belong
to them, we know what we can dove can
vote for their candidate, if we can ascertain
who he is; we can and will throw our in
fuence with Professionalism against Popery.
We may refer to this subject again when we
find out little more about them, but for the
present we heartily bid them God speed in
their good work :"
To the attentive and intelligent observer of
social and political movements, whatever nav
be his opinion Of Know Nothingism, it is evil
dent the Know-N Nothing organization is des-
tined to change, in a degree, the relations, OBJ
jects, and policy Of parties. 1t is whip in
the hands of the people, with which the greedy
harpies who have made q trade of politics, will
be driven from places whose sacredness they
have violated as the dealers and money chan
gers were driven from the Temple - Ciilcin-
natl Columbian. s
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

w 13s---fh "A.
- continues to undertake the agency Of claims be.
fore Congress and other branches Of the government
including commissioners under treaties, and the va.
rious public offices. He will attend to pre-emption
and other land claims the procuring of patents for
the public lands, and the confirmation by Congress
Of grants and claims to lands; claims for property
lost in or taken for the service Of the United States
property destroyed by the Indians or while in the
possession Of the United States; invalid, revoiu-
tionary, navy widows, and halfpay pensions
claims for revolutionary services, whether for COM
mutation, halfpay, Or bounty lands as weIi those
against the State Of Virginia against the United
States all claims growing out Of contracts with the
government, for damages sustained in consequence
Of the action or conduct Of the government; and, in
deed any business before Congress the public Off
which may require the aid Of an agent or attorney
His charges will be moderate and depending upon
the amount of the claim and the extent of the service
Mr. +. A. DIcKNs is known to most of those who
have been in Congress within the last few years or
who have occupied any public attention at Washing
ton.
His office is on fifteenth street. opposite TO the
Treasury Department, and next to the Bank Of the
Metropolis
All letters must be post paid. nov 13-y
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-16

but TO make good citizens. This object cannot
be obtained without intoxicating the doctrine of
future retribution; and no book but the Bible
does this by divine authority. No system of
religion or ethics, not founded upon the Bible,
can affect to teach Of authority or TO enforce
either doctrines or precepts with suitable sane
tons The Bible, then, is the only school-book
which can be relied upon by the State to carry
out the great purpose of fcommon-school educa-
ton; and hence the State has a right to require
the reading Of it in the schools it maintains,
without consulting the wishes Of any sect or
denomination ~ " Christian AdDOcate
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-16

AND and General Agency Office, ssCo-
IL lumbia Place" Seventh street, Washingtos,
d. C.-Claims for Bounty Land, applications for
Pension by the widows and minor heirs of SOL
service in any war since $780, including the Florida
and other Indian wars, the war of 1872 and the late
war with Mexico y applications for Pension by the
widows and heirs OF all Revolutionary soldiers ;
Money Claims against the various Departments Of
for extra pay for Army and Navy in California and
Oregon from 1S46 10 1859, prosecuted by
aE F. E. HASSLER, General Agent.
n. Bland Warrants and Land Scrip bought and
sold. e@f nov i8-tf
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-16
ITO YOU wish a fine suit Of Hair i-Try

nO YOU wish fine suit of Hair s-Try
only article that win produce growth Of Hair, as
number Of persons testify. As toilet article il
has no SUPERIOR IL renders the hair soft and glossy,
removes dandruf and scruf, &c. Price 25 cents per
bottle, or FIVE for o.. 3
Moore's Excelsior Soap Dentifrice is warranted TO
be the best preparation for cleansing the teeth and
mouth, for purifying the breath hardening the gums,
and preventing decay, now extant. II contains no
acid or gritty substances, nor is in any way injuri-
GUS. Price 25 cents per Jar.
For sale at ]. b. M00RES Chemist
Penn avenue, opposite Seven Buildings
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-16
HMMANs, Hair Dye has made u, an

GILMANS' Hair Dye has made ITS ap-
N pearance in our city, very much to the gratif-
cation Of our young beaux who wear red whiskers or
mustachios. Gentlemen are now seen going into our
har-dressng saloons with hair whiskers, mustachios
and eyebrows Of all imaginable colors, and in FIVE
minutes they will appear op the street having them
entirely changed, and decidedly improved by q hfs-
trous black obtained by using Gilmans Dye-Noy~
folk Herald.
For sale by Y. ID. GILMAN, Chemist,
nov IS Washington city
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STOVES, TIN-wARE, JAPAN-wARE,

- No. 405, Seventh street. between and L.
The public are respectfully informed that the subscri.
Der has hand full assortment of Stoves Tin-ware
Japan.ware and fancy articles pertaining TO bis line
Of business He requests the citizens OF the Northern
Liberties 20 give him call and TO examine his stock
believing that, II they shall do So they will not 70
elsewhere TO make their purchases.
Repairing, in his branch Of business neatly and
promptly attended 10.
nov 13-1m j. r. HODGSON
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-16

SUITABLE for Prcsents.z-At Lammond,s.
- Seventh street. be found large collection 81
Fancy Notions and Toys.
nov 13-co8t
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-lmeodif D0NN, BRO. A co.

0RIGGs, HALL n CO., Engineers and
- General Machinsts corner of Yirgi-ia avenue
and Ninth street west, Washington, District Of Co
lumbia, nov 1g--1y
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"HO Wants cheap Lot l--For sale for
w $780, q lot containing 1,175 square feet sitr,-
sted on New York avenue, between 4th and 5th sts
J.F. H0DGS0N
No. 406, 7th street. bet, H and |.
nov. Blvd. ftF
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A General Agency.
WILLIAM T.. SMrTHSON & CO..

WILL give particular and prompt attention to
w claims against the Departments of the Gov
ernment and Congress.
We will also attend to the purchase and sale Of
Zeal Estate the renting of Houses and the collection
OF rents, the location of Land Warrants and Scrip
Agents.
We have obtained the services Of French 8. Evans,
as ADVISER who was many years q clerk in the PEN
sion Office, and who has also been connected with
other branches Of the government
We will give the highest cash prices for Land War
rants and Virginia Scrip
We have for SALE liberal terms 25 building lots,
each l25 feet deep, and 80 feet 'front.' situated on
and streets, between Ninth and Tenth Streets east
OF the Capitol
These lots are very valuable, and, from the rapid
improvements going forward on Capitol Hill, and the
increase OF population just in this neighborhood they
must become more and more valuable every year.
Young men with small means would do well to invest
their money in the purchase Of these lots.
We also have for sale some very valuable property
building lots in Chicago, Illinois, which we will sell
to great advantage TO the purchaser.
This property will doubtless make to the purchaser
one hundred per cent upon the amount invested, in
the course of two years.
Also 1000 acres Of fine land in Illinois, lying with
In 88 miles Of st. Louis.
WILLIAM r. SMITHSON a a.
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F1snss hFsG,si,.sds Z WsisSass Wsiisssss' Co. s. Louis, No.
Ayres & Hamilton, ots. y,
Cyrus ii. Mccormick. cA'cago' ~
A. s. Lee, a
William Bell SRiehmond, Va
Tinsley, Tardy, a Co.
Mosby 4 Speed,
\ William B. Roane,
Major james Garland, }Lvnchburg, Ia.
=. ID. Christian,
Rev. John EARLY.
Hon. Paulus Powell Hon. w. L. Gogpin,
Hon. Thos. S. Bocock.
nov 1H--1Y