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The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-16
Important InfOrmatiOn!
To Passengers by the Ocean Steamers

The Fevers aud Rheumatic Diseases
which are sometimes contracted while
crossing the Isthmus of Panama. or of Mica
ragua. generally result from the want of
knowledge, or the indiscretion of the tray
eler. Excepting few constitutions strong
" fortified by nature, every voyager is in
some degree affected by the malaria, or
vegetable poison, which floats in the atmos-
phere of the tropics. The researches of
Professor Liebig have shown that this at
mospheric poison, or miasm (entering the
human body by the skin and lungs,) pro-
duces fermentation in the blood, which is
sometimes rapid and fatal, under the well
known forms of 'sBilious" s.Typhoid, y
'Isthmus," Panama" and "YelloWv fever.
Every housekeeper knows that the fer
Eentation of yeast may be checked by a
mineral alkali In the same manner, the
fermentation of malaria in the human body
is terminated, or even wholly prevented, by
vegetable remedies appointed by nature
for that end.
1t is proved beyond controversy, that
small doses of certain vegetable gums and
alkaloids, taken daily during the approach
to the Isthmus, and the passage over are a
strong protection against atmospheric
poison. To ensure healthy and agreeable
passage, it is necessary:
LIST. To observe few simple directions,
which, if followed, will keep the skin, the
lungs the stomach and the bowels in good
condition.
I'd. To use daily, small doses of the pre-
ventive medicine, while approaching and
passing through the hot ATTITUDES.
The remedies which prevent, are natu-
rally those which cure; and if. through I'M
avoidable exposure, or great susceptibility,
the traveller finds the s'chill,' or the febrile
irritation stealing over him, he has only to
increase the dose. Directions for such cases
occurring on the Isthmus, and for the pre-
servation of health during the voyage, to-
gether with the necessary prescriptions,
will be furnished by DR.. Whelpley, at his
Office, at any hour between a. NJ, and 8
O'Clock In the evening.
j. D. WHELPLEY, NJ. D.
Omce, corner of Sansome and CONNER
ciai streets, Opposite st. Nicholas HoteL)
San Francisco 6
N. b. Passengers are requested not to
wait until the last moment. but to call as
early as possible before the day of sailing.
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II AIN ES & B Eek !,
EUR A CITY

TAKE PLEAURE in informing the cit
i liens of Eureka and vicinity, that
they have opened
Book & Stationery Store,
Where they will keep constantly on hand, a
general assortment of Standard and Mis-
cellaneous Works, School Books, Novels,
Magazines, Pictorials, Letter Sheets, &c.
The latest dates of California and At
lantic papers. A fine assortment of
Pocket Cutlery, Gold Pens,
Portmonnaise, Perfumery &C.. &c. They
will also keep on hand large assortment of
Genuine Havana Cigars,
Which they offer for sale at wholesale and
retail. Also Chewing and Smoking To
bacco, Pipes, Matches, &c. Give US call.
HAINES & BECK.
Eureka City, Dec. 10TH, 1854. d16-tf.
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TO THE PUBLIC!

TINE UNDERSIGNED, with his family,
i are permanent residents of Downie-
Vile, and he pledges himself that the first
Art Union, advertised in another column,
shall be honorably conducted, and distribu-
ted. without fraud or the least partiality.
to every shareholder, as soon as the shares
are sold; and the catalogue will be strictly
complied with. The prizes in Art of Real
Work are for inspection at the store, next
to Meier's Segar Store, Main street, corner
Of Plaza, Downieville.
HENRY S. LESZYNSKY.
Agent and Commission Merchant.
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NEW STORE!

HAMBLIN & SON have just opened a
IL store, where they are prepared to fur
nish customers with the best PROVISIONS.
GROCERIES and LIQUORS in the mar
ket, on the most reasonable terms, for cash.
Goods packed to all parts of the mines
free of charge.
Store north side of Lower Plaza, Downie-
vile. nov25.3m
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MORGAN s. McMILLEN.

Langton & Brother, Smiths Flat.
GOLD DUST purchased. Sight checks
" on Adams u Co., Marysville, Sacra-
mento, and San Francisco.
Bills of Exchcnge on London, Paris, and
any of the cities in the Atlantic States
Collections, orders, and all branches of Ex-
press business promptly attended to.
Smiths Flat, Dec. 18th, 1854. decl6-tf
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@ MINNESOTA WATER Co.-Holders 0

~ MINNESOTA WATER Co-Holders o
shares No. l, 2, 8, 4, 5, 81, 80, SO, 80, 100,
are hereby notified that they are in arrears,
and unless paid on or before the 3lst inst,
together with costs, the above shares will
be sold at public auction on that day.
By order of the Board of Trustees:
GEO. A. BOOTH, PRESIDENT.
John E. AGER, Sec'y. dat
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JOHN CHARLTON, JR.,
Steel, Brass, Copper and Wood

GEALS for county officers, notaries and
~ societies; express stamps, stencil plates.
brands, wedding and visiting cards. en-
graved in the neatest manner. and al the
shortest notice Also, general assortment
of blank books and stationery, miners, en-
velopes, and photographic views of the
mines, may be had at l40 Sacramento street,
uP stalrs, San FRANCISCO. feb IL If
NOTICE.-Having said my interest in
N the store Of ]. Pfouts / Co.. it be-
comes necessary that the accounts of the
firm be closed as eaEly as possible. I trust
therefore, that my friends will attend to
this with as little delay as possible.
j. PFOUTS.
Forest City. Nov. 9Th, 1854. nov11-6t
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VA Sons OF TEMPERANCE meet every
Monday evening, in Edmunds & Mundy's
new building. Jersey Flat, Downieville.
The following are the officers for the en-
suing quarter:-R. II. Taylor, W. p; n.
II. Miller, W. A.; A. c. Edmunds, R. S.; j.
L. Martin, A. r. S.; J. E. Wilkins, F. S.;
Geo. Hardy, T.; R. Andrews. c.; H. S.
Beck, A. c.; H. Winchell, ]. S.; II. Fens-
s.ermaker, Q. S. oct7-tf
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I dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
- ship.--The co-partnership heretofore
existing under the name and style of Brown
& Davis, of Goodyear'e Bar, Sierra county,
California, is this day dissolved by-mutual
consent And all persons indebted to, Or
holding bills against said firm, are request
ed to come forward and settle with our ut.
torney, William Wallace, who alone is au-
thorized to settle the accounts of the old
concern. JOSEPH w. BROWN.
SAMUEL DAVIS.
Goodyear's Bar, Dec. 18th, 1854 dI6-st"
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n OTlCE is hereby given, that the un-
4 dersigned, Alanson Smith, Gustavus
Il. Wright, Sam1 w. Langton. A. T. Lang
ton, A. 7. Chapman, r. II. Taylor, B. NJ.
Fetter, +. Rumrill, w. H. Laid. John N.
Flandreau, J. II. Craycroft, Green & Purdy.
NJ. }. Goodfellow, W. H. Cheever, VIM. De-
Kay and w. S. Spear, under and by yirtue
OF an Act OF the Legislature of the State
of California, entitled ..An Act to author-
lze the formation of corporations for the
construction OF Plank or Turnpike roads,"
passed May 18th, 1853, hereby declare their
intention to organize a joint Stock Compa-
ny, for the CONSTRUCTION, of a Turnpike road,
to be located wholly in the county of Sier-
ra, State of California; said road to com
mence at Downieville, in said county, thence
running down on the north side of the Yuba
river, following the river to Goodyear's
Bar, crossing the said river at or near
James Golden's bridge; thence running
down the south side of the said Yuba river.
to the lower end of Rantedotlar Bar; thence
crossing said river to the north side, and
running along said north side to the lower
end OF Pierce's Bar; thence crossing and pas
sing by two points to narrow and high can
on; thence crossing again and continuing to
another canon about mile and one half
above Indian Valley; thence rising to a
low gap in Indian Hill, where Eddy q Co.'S
Ditch first crosses the ridge. then crossing
indian creek a few rods above the forks:
thence winding around the points of several
Mills until it shall strike the top of the
ridge at the corner of the eFrenchman's
Kanch;" thence following the ridge to the
dividing line between Sierra and Yuba
counties. And the undersigned hereby
appoint and designate the 10th day of De-
cember, A. D. 1854, at o'clock, D. M, and
the National Theatre, in the town of Dow
Neville, in said county, for meeting of
the subscribers to this notice, for the pur-
pose of q preliminary organization of said
company, as provided by the aforesaid Act.
Alanson Smith, VIM. H. Laid,
u. Is. Wright, j. n. Flandreau,
). w. Langton, j. H. Craycroft,
A. I. Langton, Green & Purdy,
A. P. Chapman, NJ. j. Goodfellow,
K. H. Taylor, VIM. II. Cheever.
b. NJ. Fetter, VIM. DeKay,
F. Rumrill, VIM. S. Spear.
Dated Downieville, Dec. LIST, 1854. d2-3t
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~NOTICE-YUMAN MIN1NG:Co --The.
Espckholders in the Yumana Mining Com
pany (late Forest City Prospecting Com
pany) are hereby notified, that the eighth
and all previous assessments that remain
unpaid are now due, and must be paid with
in four weeks from this date, or all delin-
quent shares will be sold to pay said assess
ments. Stockholders in Downieville may
pay their assessments to Col. R. H, Taylor.
A. L. AMES, Agent,
City. Rov254t
Forest City, Nov. Is, 1854
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INISSOLUTrON OF COPARTFER-
- ship he copartnership heretofore
existing under the name and style of Nor.
gan Il Mcguire, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, %. G.. Mcguire retiring
from the firm. All those indebted to the
late firm Of Morgan & Mcguire will please
make immediate payment to James Nor
gan, who alone is authorized to settle out
standing accounts.
JAMES MORGAN,
E. G. MAGUIRE.
Smiths Flat, Nov. 20, 1854. dec2.St
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Neo advertisements.
Bakery and Coffee Saloon,

Bakery and Coffee Saloon,
MAIN STREET, DowNIEvILLE.
nj EALS at all hours, bread, cakes, pies,
IYl and hot-cofee always ready-as well
as the proprietors. to contribute to the inner
man.
dl6-3m KLINE & TOWNSEND.
Nicaragua Steamship Co.'S Line!
e@A For NEW YORK and NEW
81 EHVaAM ORLEANS, via San Juan.
The shortest, quickest, and healthiest
routel Only Twelve Miles land carriage
Macadamized road! The only direct line
for New Orleans!
The favorite steamer
ECoRTES!.A
T. B. Chopper, commander, will sail from
Jackson Street Wharf, San Francisco, for
San Juan del Sur, on
Saturday. Bec,r 23d, 1854, at a. m.
Connecting on the Atlantic with the
steamship Northern Light for New York,
and the Prometheus for New Orleans.
The company have placed three new and
commodious Steamers on Lake Nicaragua,
fitted up with sleeping accommodations for
Passengers-doing away with any risk Of
delay on the route. Fer further particu-
lars apply to
*. GARRISON, Agent,
Corner of Sacramento and Leidesdorff
streets, San Francisco, California.
@-The Cortes will be followed by the
steamship UNCLE SAM, to sail on Tues
day, January 9, 1866. d16-1t
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% CATHOLIC SERVICE, by Rev. P. l..
Deyaert, first Sunday of every month.
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@T SIERRA LODGE, No. "a, l. Q. o. F,
meet at Odd-Fellows' Hall on Thursday
evening of each week, at o'clock. ju24
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COUNTS FURNITURE STORE
]. HopleY & Co,

J. Hopley & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Furni-
.ture, Stombs & Cos large brick store, cor
ner of First Street and Maiden Lane,
Marysville.
J. HOPLEY,
O2S-tf J. DWARAKOWSKY.
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4egal ADVERTISEMENTS.
HONSTABLES SALE.-By virtue of

TONSTABLE'S SAIsE.-By virtue of
~ an execution to Me directed, issued
from the docket Of VIM. Patterson, Justice
of the peace in Noynslip No. Z, Sierra
County, State Of California, on judgment
rendered before him On the ! It'll day of De-
cember, 1854, in favor of George c. Prin-
gle, and against D. Lake, junior, for the
sum OF tifty-seven dollars and seventy cents,
with interest on the same from the 18th
day of December, 1854, and twenty-four
dollars and thirteen cents costs of suit, as
appears on record, have levied upon and
seized one house andlot in Forest City, near
the lower bridge, on Main street, known as
Lakes Drug Store. Twill expose for sale, on
the premises in Forest City, on the Sth day of
January, 1866, between the hours of . q.
%. and p. m, all the interest of the said
d. Lake, Junior, in and to the above de-
scribed property. on the sixth day of De-
cember, 1854, at the time OF the service of
the attachment in this suit, to satisfy the
above judgment and costs, and accruing
costs J. d. KELLY,
Constable, Township No. Z.
Dated Forest City, Dec. Z, 1854. dl6-st
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OF CO-PARTNER-
- ship.-The co-rartnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons indebted to the late firm will please
call and settle, and those having demands
against us will please present them rs early
as possible for payment.
WILLIAM NORTON,
CHRISTIAN KLINE.
Downieville, Dec. 18TH, 1854 dccl6-3t
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The Era contains more original matter
than any other paper in the State; it may
be had at either of the Express Offices,
Downieville. oct14
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1GD- MOUNTAIN SHADE LODGE, F. and A.
NJ. meets Tuesday, on or preceding the full
moon in each month"; at s o'clock p. M, in
Edmunis & Mundy's new building, Jersey
Flat. augl2-tf
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@-THE GOLDEN ERA, weekly family
newspaper, published at No. 124 Sacramen-
to street, San Francisco, by Foard & Dag
gett. Terms five dollars a year, in ad-
rApca
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G. B. WRIGHT
p. D. HAYWARD.
Dnwnieuilla Dec / 1874 dec2- AZ

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on
IN the 29th day of September 1854,
bought of one Michael Bonnester one-half
interest in the Sierra Tunnel, situated on
Pulpehocken Flat, Sierra County, for con-
sideration, paid by me. He now refuses to
give me bill of sale of said claim; and,
this is to caution all persons against buying
it, as shall continue to hold and work the
same. REUBEN STOUT.
Dated. Minnesota, Dec. 5, 1854. d9-3t'
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NJ SIERRA GUARDs-Meet every Satur-
day evening for drill. Regular meeting
for the transaction of civil business, first
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NRIEDLANDER, NJ, ladies and gen
IL tleman's furnishing store, Main street,
next to Sierra Drug Store, Downieville.
nov 25-tf =
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" AMBLIN & SON, manufacturers
Ill of tin and sheet iron ware, west side
Lower Plaza, Downieville. nov25-tf
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COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.
Downieville, Sierra Co., CAL,
August 10Th, 1854.
M Office is HEREBY GIVEN, that I
\ have this day revoked the appointment
OF Y. s. Dodson as my Deputy; and that w.
u. Still, Esq, is the only person authorized
to act for me, and in my name, as Deputy
County Surveyor.
Ofce-North side of Upper Plaza. Dow
Neville. MYRON II. STONE.
sepz-H County Surveyor.
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~Persons DESTROYS of sending the SIERRA
CITIZEN to their friends in any part of the
Union, can have every numberregularly for
Tafded, prepaid, by renting the subscrip-
Ftion either to this Office or to any of our
authorized agents, giving the address of the
parties to which the paper is to be sent.
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IA r R, DR.. R. W.-Sierra Drug
~ Store, Main street, opposite Post
Office, Downieville. aug5
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CHASE. DR.. G. O., Physician and Sur
" geon, Chase's Law building, Downie-
vile. dec2-3t*
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M EIER, j., segars, tobacco, foreign
IvA and domestic fruits, ETC., Main street,
corner Lower Plaza, Downieville *tod3O
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M cDONNELL, A. j.. Bowling Saloon,
III opposite Craycroft's Saloon, Main
street, Downieville. aug12-tf
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nj OTICE.-The copartnership heretofore
IN existing between G. b. Wright and z.
D. Hayward, expires this day. The BUSH
ness will in future be continued by Wright,
Hayward & Co. AS the business Of the
old firm requires to be settled, all persons
having demands against it will present
them; also, all indebted to Wright d Hay
ward, will please settle their accounts at
the earliest opportunity.
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GORE & WESTLAKE, groceries,
~ provisions, liquors, mining tools, etc.,
Bridge street, Downievilie. anr5-tf
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STECH, j., wholesale and retail dealer
~ in Clothing, Boots and Shoes Main
street, east of Craycoft's, Downieville.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28

in one instance. u which one of the party los. ID
toe from frost bite.
The commencement of spring was very hne'
but June aud July were colder. We were una
BILE 10 get out of the bay until the 9th of August.
Our progress along the coast as far as Cape
Fullerton was much impeded by ice; but on get
ting to the southwark oil the Cape we had clear
water and saw no ice afterwards.
The eondue, Of the men, am happy to say
was. generally speaking, good; and we had not I"
single case of sickness all the time of our alb
sence.
Being anxious to send this to Red River by the
first bonts | write in haste md briefly, but shall
have the pleasure of sending more detailed ac-
coun, by some future opportunity.
With the utmost respect,
have the honor to be,
Your very ob'dt. sery't.,
JOHN RAE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28

Mr. Wise appears in IT, i.catnhpd Enquirer,
in letter of six columns. deReuneing Know
Nothingism in all its phases. This We presume is
another qusrter gained by the Aeesmae eompe-
titor for the Shoes of Governor Joseph. Ii
seems absolutely importsn, that the Lieu
tenant Governor. to save his distance in the race,
should answer that intermediary of democrat
ic voter and say whether or not he approves
Know Nothingism. Extra Billy. too, should be
stirring his stumps or the spells will be rretriSa-
bly, lost. But it will be impossibiese fear, for
either of these gentlemen to receive even u no
tice of the huge affections with which their mise
competitor is now favored by the Enquirer, x
surely as the Enquirer will. so must will the
State. Hurrah for Wise
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28
Mr. Fillmore's Antecedents

Certain Democratic papers are engaged IN re-
searches into the opinions of Mr. Fillmore IN
times past. They have produced what they call
his letter of 1885 in which are expressed anti
slavery sentiments and they also reprint his let
Ter of June, l5is. after his nomination for the
Vice Presidency. In regard to the letter OF l53S
ascribed to Mr.. F.. and said TO have been writ
ten to VIM. Jay and Oerrit Smith, the Buffalo
Advertiser published in. the city ef Mr.. F's res
idence) states that he made no such reply as Is
described, either in language or IN substance
The letter to which he replied was totally differ
ent, and was from VIM Mills esq. chairman OF
an anti slavery society of the county of Ere. In
that letter. whilst Mr.. +. approved of the propo-
sitions stated he distinctly declined to pledge
himself in advance IT, any course as a member OF
Congress which would deprive him Of ''all dis
cretionary power" He would not become a
mere machine. He was elected and his course
was liberal and Just.
The letter of June. 1913, written after his
nomination for the Vice Presidency. In reply
to Mr.. Gowen the interrogation, MIR. Fillmore
said, among other things:
"WhileI never have, and trust never shall
shrink from any official responsibility that may
be east upon me, am admonished by the eXpe-
rence ofothers that, as the candidate OF the par
~ that has put me in nomination, | am not at
liberty to make up and publish my political
faith.
~ Wing Convention, without solicitation on
my part has generously taken me upon trust
aud if there be my other sect or party that have
sufficient confidence in my patriotism and lntcg-
rty to give me their support on the same condi-
tons, shall be grateful for the favor; but must
say to all that my past conduct is the only pledge
| can give for my future course. must be at
liberty, when called upon 10 act, to do what
think is right
And he did, whilst President. what the great
body OF the calm thinking people the Union
thought right. lie was fairly tried in times of
peril to the Union and proved himself to be an
American Statesman. This is II title of (which
any body may be proud.-Nat. Int.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28
Arrivals at the Norvell House Yesterday

.Jno w. Harris, NJ. Radford, G. WEBSTER, Bed
ford S. w. Younger. City; Fleming Rice, A.
Roberts, Bath City, Ky; W. Lyon, Richmond
r. Taylor, Lexington, Va; j. F. IL. Vincent
Md; II. w. Shields. IL. \. Douthat, }. w. Sni-
der, Christiansburg; Hauel Genauer, MesSrs.
Spalding q Rogers, Mr.. Rogers, Master Clarence
Col Willetts, Rob't White, Mrs Ormond, Mr.
and Mrs Lake, Mons. La 1horne, lily: Malilton,
A. =. Durand; }. Enore, c. Brown, :. Baldwin,
+. Craven, J. W. Wilder, Mr.. Dodge Mr.. Flow
rev. Mr.. Derth, Mr.. French, Mr.. Woods, Mr.
Heath, Mr.. Williamson. Van Allen, Circus; W.
G. Patterson, Philadelphia; j. b. Blanks, W.
II. Sleeper VIM. L. Thomas, ). ). X. r.;
J. w. Radford, J. w. Harris DIR. Reid, Bedford
DIR. ID. b. Sanders, Wythe; Miss NJ. a. Sanders,
Col. Sanders Miss Isabella Sanders, Guy +. >.
Trgg, Miss Mamie Falion, Il. w. Sanders, w.
II. McGhee, Abram Painter, Miss inter,
Jane Crockette, Jno. T. Savers, Miss Sayers,
Jno. w. Green Mrs. Cloyd Mrs. Mo Mutt, Miss
c. McGarvock, Miss b. Mctiavock, Miss :.
Moore Miss A. Kent,Jas. NJ. Cioyd,D. c. Kent
S. McGavock, G.. Kent, \. Mathews, Mrs. A. ).
Richardson X Richardson X Lady, j. Dickinson
WmR. Dickey,F. 5, Thomas Independence; Ii.
NJ. Jones. Wythe Geo. Nj. Donald, Botetourt ;
VIM. NJ. Duncan Forest Grove q. W. Iirkle,
Roanoke s. j. Jones, G. {. McIavock,
Richmond; w. c. Galloway, T. c. Galloway,
Franklin A. r. James, Roanoke ID. Bomett
Montgomery; r. Gibbony, Wytheville VIM
b. Perfats, Montgomery j. Renwick, ). Ii,
Brainerd, Roanoke Geo Everhart, I, N Bar
well q two daughters Botetourt \. Claiborne
Franklin VIM. A. Preston, Washington !; Mr.
Munford Miss Taylor Roanoke IL. Nj. Bow
yer, Botetourt; A. G. Mathews, A. Painter,
Wytbe