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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

PERsoNAL.-The pious editor Of the Portland
Journal, Elder Peck, thus expresses himself in q
late number Of his paper:
1--WE affirm (he saysJ that it is the duty Of
ministers to tell men how to votes and if men
vote wrong they should be rebuked for it as for
any other evil deed"
Forty Of the most respectable gentlemen Of
Memphis have presented to Thomas James Fin
ME ESQ., u cane of finest material aud most ex-
ousite, finish, as manifestation of their person
al regard, and us " token of esteem for his un-
selfish devotion to the sick" during the reccnt
prevalence of yellow fever in that city. sHf
The Hon. Jere. Clemens addressed the citizens.
of Montgomery, Alabama. on Monday evening
last, in support of the doctrines of the American
party. -.
DR.. Gevers. Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter Plenipotentiary Of his Majesty the King Of
the Netherlands to the Court of st. Petersburgh,
was married on Tuesday last, in New York. to
Miss Catharine Maria Wright, only the daugh-
ter of the Hon. WIN. Wright. United States SEN
ator.
NJ Stoeckl, Envoy Extraordinary. sc. Of his
Majesty the Emperor of Russia, We have already
stated, is aboutI to take, as wife. q lady from
Springfield Massachusetts,. $50
Tho Rev. Mr.. Grover, of the Methodist Episoo-
pal Church. has resigned his position as mem-
ber of the Ohio Conference, and joined the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church.
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News FnOM AMELIA.-AsrlAc COZ

News FROM MANEEIA.-AMflIA COUNTY, July
~ 49, ls55-MoGsrs Dove Co--Ias autumn had very
line his hind legs sp badly hs to cause
swell the size of mans head, on which ed oF,iy
remedy could think Of without relieving MN III the
least During fall the swelling continued when young
Mr. Archer H. and recommended your Turi on ! pro
cnred bottle and In very shert time, before ad USED tue
contents bottle swelling snbsidcd and you could
not which ley injured lie Is well and doing all
kinds Of farm work Very respectfully =. .uo,,,n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

n LAST! =
~ Harper for November
Ballou's Dollar Monthly
Harpera story Book
Hunts Merchants Magazine
Eclectic
The Old Iiomescad--by Mrs. stephens.
Natbalir-by Julia kayHnaugh
Evenings with the Romanists
Marriage n Lotcry--hy Mira, Groy.
Aso Frank Joses Fashions and Journal Cooley, Graham.
and pecrson's Magazines, for Noycmbcr received az
MotSES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

The undersigned Road Commissioner will receive proposals
wing opened mentioned In tho above order
until tho fourth Monday nf the present month"; tNovombef)
Aso desire receive separate proposal for blasting ana e
moving tho rock thr land OF Bot1nmin
Wilkes Esq will show the work to wishing To
examine spcch,aton of the work be seen by apply
pQ 10 the undargnod The distance $40 polca,
inencing bridge H otter, Nocs mill and
coming present the mouth OF Nkos lane
on top Of the hill on the east side Of Otter -
ALBERT MCDANIEL,
nav lodlyv IA
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ESnOD uEDuCINEs.-Gt il estimated tbsnf
n ANLRlS GlIERRY pECIONAL AND CATHAKTIC

II AYERS CliEKRY PICTORIAL AND CATHARTIC
done promote the public health han any
other There be question that cherry feco
raj has bv its thousand houaand Of Colds Coughs
Asthma Group Bronchitis &c. very much reduced
the proportion deaths from consumpV" diseases IN th
country Pills good as the ictora and VIII euro
complaints. =, !,
Everybody needs less purginF Purge the blood
from its impurities the bowels liver and the "hoo VS.
system from distractions Purge out the diseases "heh
fssten ON the body work Its decay But for diseases we
only Of old Take aniidoes early ana thrust
IL from the before II is yet too strong to yeid
Ayers pills disease, not only while IL weak
but when taken strong hold Read the astounding
Of those been cured by them from dread
full Scranla prolsy Ulcers Skin Diseases rheumatism Neu
ralpa Dyspepsia Internal Pains Bilious Complain Heart
burn Cont less dangerous bnt si threat
onng ailments such pimpcs on the face worms nervous
Irritabiy Loss of appetite Irregularities Dizziness IN s
eomnlan,s for which Purgaiyc remedy Is required
statements but ny
your ov n ncighbors and your own Physicians
Try them once and you will never be without them
Price - cents per Bpx--5 Boxes for .l,W
Prepared by Dr. G. AVER Chemist, Lowell Mass ana
sold y all respectable Druggists every where nov l32in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

ypNO s.--Bcdford County Court
October Term, lsS5 Thomas ~ Jopinss Petition to nj
ter Of Road Commissioner hled-Upon consid
whereof circumstances hclng weighed II " ordered
he established agreeahy to said report
ordered thnt Albert MCDANIEL Road Gommsoner nj
receive proposals for having said road opened ana
report toconft copy-1este, ...,,,,.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Duck WIFE At FGOUW.-Thc Family sarO.
uD Gerry has hand following articles, which will b,


RuUMWnEATF FLOuW.-Thc Family sare-
- Gerry has on hand the following articles, which will ho
sold reasonable terms!
Green and Dried Apples;
Sweet aud Irish Potatoes;
Smoked aud Picked beef Tongues
Dried Peaches;
smoked beef
Fine Family Hams Cheese, sc.
There asob be found various other things which vcry
useful in families all of which will be sold cheap for cash
oeoiN ., II, so'.o"oN,
4 OOK uERE.--Ju.s receiving ~ .picmdid
STOCK OF GOODS consisting Of the following articles
10 hhds N Sugar,
SO bags Rio Coffee,
20 20 " lsss'r"" Isss
20 bbls 9 Coffee sugar
10 Grsnulaod"
10 " Puiversed
EsIs SS S Gsssy snGSy Of Buckets Tubs and p'm0h"'
3 French brandy
also asupcor lot of Candy Figs Nuts Rasna with various
other articles too tedious to mention.
own interests viii give us call resting assured we cannot fail
to pleas price quality psr%, cash q" low asprs,
NIrRoTyPEs. PHOTOGRAPHERS pAauERREo-
TyrEs-rhe above s'yleef Pictures are are, taken in al"
their perfection AT the Gallery Of a. W. MiNNls n co
n 5 TANNER would inform his friends, aud the public In
general that he has Just returned from the North after an alb
bnown in Tho hoosraphIs ar, and Is now pre-
pared to furnish to those who desire Them Nitroypcs
Glass Photographs Paper, the pagnerreoppc as
heretofore all of which win be taken In all their hrlancy
and perfection He has also large aud beautiful assortment
of GOLD LoCkErs BREAST PINS, MrpALLIoNs FANCY Ca.
FRAMES &C made expressly for the art visit to this
Gallery Is solicited, whether Pctnres desired not
" Gallery always open and free to visitors sundays
cepted. N ), TANNER
at the Gallery Of Minnis Tanner, l.ynehburg, Va
oe2ts
uNouudry Conl mud u.um bcr. .---J0 0ss received %
II lot of Foundry Coal also lot of Pine Lumber In which
Is some choice flooring plank
oc ladlw II A. CHRISTIAN.
hCTOHER 1-t, GSJJ.-vOUTu'S n Bows
~ CLOTHING all styles, and all prices at the Clothing
House of GLASS & RAiNE, j. DIXON, Agent
oc Its
uUST OPENED. q beautiful White MertnO Tai
- with full of cloaks aud coored ralma
of styles and designs .
lots JOHN ABRAHAMS.
NEW GOODS AND NEW TERMs.--I now
~ receiving assored Stock of Staple and Fancy
Goods Fall aud Winter sales II has been pleasure
offer the trade In this market and would be pleased to
all friends and the public generally before buying Their
goods
TERMsl will deduct per cent on all cash bis over $40
oc lots H. H. LEWIS.
lNIiEESE. CIIEliSE.--A superior article Eng lisfi
~ Dairy Cheese just received and for sale by -
oc lots TnOS. J DAVIS & co.
HOPS, fEOPS.-Frcsh and best quality Eastern Hops
i iust received and for sale by ..
june 2s-ts. LEE JOHNSON.
IUANO ron sALE.-We hnvc, on c"n-'x"-
VI 90 tons Mexican unano of prime quality when
we will arll low to close. RuCKER 4 REDD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

H AIDES, GATE Rs.-Worthy of Atteneton-
have just received large supply OF Ladies hne well
lifting Cloth Gaiters which am onerng 9is
also good black Cater 81 25 and hne 1t eLoo Aso,
large supply Ladies, Misses and Childrens snoes
a NEW TAVERN.-The subscriber has opened .
~ Houso of immediately on the turnpike
rns rom Lynchburg Appomatt0x county Y miles
from the former and within two hundred yards Of Concord
Is.ot Southsae rairosd Those who fhvof ms win
tLsr pstSonass win prompt attention and w also
Keep Tor hire horses and buggiea . --,--,,~..~,
apl16-cts dEo n n'41 A"oA oAON' q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

--,eaT EXCUTENENT ~ SEn LI1,., a., "a
-, you can buy READl-MADE Clu tINr anu
TTRSlsHING GOODS at wholesale an1 asng rrh, At Appel
VS corner of Main and Market strccts NJ
iii save 2opcr cent Ic has just r,rnea ns m % cxnrcss
'f " i arL ct of the fashionable style anu SI
cty in the Clothing line and cheaper una una. -, call ard exam
n ths nifocnt stock and at least ~ per c @ AZ han an
inc his Va Cor cash and sells them at much Tess tha
buys all hls 49,, for the same quality of Goods ion eau W.
the robing made order in the hes. manner man t fusb
tu .le @ ools for your money. ~ o, ,ood bargains a,
Remember the pii'' ~ Appel & NEWMANS,
,,rn.r of Main and Market streets
N"'N " Lvnchhnrg. Va
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.ARuERs OF VIRGINIA,

JNARnERs OF VIRGINIA.--lf upon any living
Ia thing your Plantations there is ucor or Sore OF
Y description kind variety matter whose skill it de-
or how long it has been standing, your man or yo1
M servant your mules, sheep horses or dog we say
P YOU and we guarantee what we say our TURF OIL
at YOU will find the malignant well as the
ns Sore that mars the form of man beast or we refund
TRUE TURF OIL
FOR OLD SORES of every description,
ON MAN OR on BEAST.
one teaSpoonfu equal to of any preparation
known.
rises and Sprans Cracked Heel,
GERS and Feilons, Sore Back,
aids and Burns Spliut and SPAWN,
Il 'e Legs and thilblanS and PoleeNil,
rcsh Cut Wounds Withcrs aud Marbles,
amp and letter Chafr and Chesttounder,
Il ihEN If Insects Ringbune and Sandcrack,
lunds under the Nails Windsall and Numbncss
1tn1i Breasts Saddle Gall and old Strains
'lh"7ar Inmors, Swellcd Legs and
m Stiffness of Joints.
warranted to aud Danger from exposure to cold
APPLIED to burns At once, it leaves no scar.
Tor ,dcby sTRoTHER & WHITEHEAD,
Lynchburs, Va.
DOVE co,
Sole Proprietors Richmond, Va
RICHMOND. january 10, la55
iesS DOVE & Co.-For about years my negro boy
4n had an ulcer the shin bone of OF nus legs e
pi the very best medical advice and the srctest tel
A from myself the has been repeatedly pouced and
'At wth caustc; Intervals. whilst giving and applying
nc he has been kept low diet, and also kept feiet
que" with the limb elevated sometimes the sore would De
ls the palm of mas hand and at others no sfgl
nan half dime ani even when il has lined this small size
M break again became entirely discouraged abont
s1 one day, while in your store, asked You what mus
1 yon gave me bottle Of your ftkt on anu d1.' n
'g bottles (hy the drecton) it was entirely heacd Fr
" tn" time of using it, hc had lost months from ms woIA
, Sne' he has never los; single day. VIII adh 'h''
" Spended useessy, his limb about t'voundred an
"l'rS and it pleasure to add T. me many 70"
'"> testimonial of the virtues ot yonr IL IN oi''
Very res 'ectfuly, . ,,r,r,N.
lc'py2nblshed by permission from lady in this ethyl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23


born oraior."--Putnam's Magazine. ..-.
Such was not the testimony Of tho late Alex
nnder X McClung, whose intimacy with Mr.
Prcntiss during the most glorious paftof his ilfe'
gave him peculiar advantages for forming judg.
ment. McClung used to say that he had known,
in his time but two born orators"--men who
talked eloquently always, because they couldn't
help it-because they were perpetuniiy inspired
and needed no previous preparation :yoiie Of them
was Tom Marshall, of Kentucky, and the other
Tom Corwin, Of Ohio. All the rest he had ever
met, including Prentss, he said, sometimes fail
ed ;-Mnrshall and Corwin ver.-Memphis
Eagle.
A SUPPOSED DIAMOND. .-Readers of the news
papers will probably remember an item that went
the rounds of the press some two months since
to the effect that a diamond of great value had
been found in this State Its habitat was fixed
somewhere in the county of Lancasfer--If
we remember Alright. The owner Of this gem,
some days since on his way TO superior Copper
region, stopped in this city day or two and
from him we learned some facts that are of gem
era interests. The gem has been tested by
distinguished chemist and mneralogist OF Phila-
delphia the result of whose examination is now
before us, He says:
~ have tested this gem by every essential
requisite and with the aid of the best scientific
works on mineraogy in England. Minealogy
teaches me that all diamonds require to be ex-
posed to the suns rays some twelve months be-
lore they give light and exhibit color to any az.
tent In this massive gem, l have witnessed
both light and color of considerable beauty, al
though not exposed, | apprehend FIVE minutes
to the SUMS rays. This Gem Of the World it
is expected win be exhibited throughout the Uni
ted States prior to its being taken to England for
that purpose It's weight while in the rough skin
is about four pounds troy. In taking off its coat
it will be reduced nearly one pound.-Pittsbnrg
jour nal. ess dtw
&c Aho nd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

IyER COWPLAINT, .BRundjcc, Dypcpssia
Chronic Debility, Disease Of the Kidneys and
Constipation Inward Piles Fulncss Blood to the Head
Aeiy stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
Fulness weight Ia the stomach Soar Erucinons sinking
N the stomach of the Head,
Hurried and difficult breathing Flnerng at the Heart Nhoak
ing Sufocatng when In lying posture, Dim
obs before the sight, Fever bhl
Head Deficiency erspnton follownoss of the
skin and Eyes Pain the Side aet Chest, Limbs, &o,
Sudden lushos of llea burning In " tlcs Constant mag
nings of Evil great depression Spirits BE- encctua
lv cured hy DoeTfR IoofiASps CELEBRATED GERMAN
BIrTERS prrparedby Dr. g. NJ Jackson, German Medicine
Store No l10 Arch door below Sixth, Philadelphia.
Their the above diseases ~ not
cd by other preparation In the United states M the cures
attest In many eases sklfu py sicians had failed
worthy the attention OF lnYabds POSSES
sing great virtues the rectiaton of the liver and lesser
glands exercising searching power IN weakness and
cf the digestive organs they ARE wha safe certain
and pleasant -
NIHHtNI, TESTIMONY DIR J. NJ Wilson, Lexington, va,
Feb 9Th 1872 said u" entirely out of the herman III
tnrs They have become all the Nothing else sells
The Tenth Legion published at Woodstock, Va said Jan
10Th 1850: "A MrdicnoW have uniformly refrained
recommending public of the various patent
the unless thoroughly convinced oi tcr
consider worthy OF notice Is the
German Btcrs by Dr Hoofand and eparodby Dr.
the nperor virtues this medicine have been tested has a
len under observation During the last summer son a
MIR Abram Crnh this county seriously affected
Complaint aud after trying In van various RENE
Bitter
much Of his distressing maady, that be procured
another bottle, aud restored entirely Ia health
entirely vegetable frce from all injurious lngrodi
ents ALWAYS gthen the system and never eostatc IT,
who'll by Druggists In all the princal eics ana
at retail by apoheeas and storekeeprs in every town the
Sold by SrRoTHER & WHITEHEAD J. II. THOMp.
son & co, aud j. II, SEAY & co. Lynehburg. and by
nn ItA
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DAILY VIRGlNIAN.

THAcKERAY ON GEORGE IV.--Thart ersy'A
lecture on George Nv has been received with
great favor. From sketch Of the lecture in
the New York Tribune make the following
extract .fr ,,.as
with slate and piece Of chalk Mr. Thack-
cray thought he could form u respectable like
meas Of George Nv, 40 far as the externai ibrm
Of his fat friend went; but when he came Z"
look into his history he found nothing but q Goa:
with star on IT, true-ft brown wig rocking
with oil, and mask smiling under II, under
waistcoats, and more under waistcoats under
them all false nothing but corpulent smuia.
crum. All was grins. paddings parasites, and
putrefacton. lie signed his name sometimes
with steady, sometimes an unsteady, hand ~
George p. or George r., to State papers. This
was his highest mental effort Others wrote
them. Within five days after his illustrous
birth he was dubbed Prince Of Wales. Marquis
Of this in England. Lord Of the other In Scot.
land, and Lordthe knows what in many other pla-
ces. The cradle of the royal infant was encum.
bcred with loyal gifts. Among others, there
were wise men in America to hail the appear
apce Of this star in tho East, and a curious In
dian bow and arrow were sent to the prince from
his fathers faithful subjects in New York Be-
fore he could speak, statesmen. not men were
busy kissing his little feet. As he grew up this
young Inlus of England had more pictures ta-
ken Of him than half England. even than Prince
Albert who has a considerable weakness in that
line; and Mr.. Thackeray said that he remember
cd when young there was hardly dining parlor
in any respectable house In England from whose
wainscot tho countenunce of this aweet prince
did not look down.
MIR. Thdckeray then, after sketch ct his
conduct on the Catholic question. passed 10 tho
picture Of his wethled life. When his wife was
first presented to him she tried to knee, but,
with his usual grace, no lifted her, and, turning
TO his attendant, said Il am sick get mo BRAN
dyn He then reeed into tho very chapel and
hiccuped out his vows. But let US pasf, Mr..
Thackoray said, in loathing from this royal
brute--a Disgrace not alone to thu name OF gen ;
teman but Of man Thank Heaven there were
gentlemen in England at tho time men worthy
of the nnmc--noble in thought, in deed. in love
and duty to their country. Such men az Cob
lingwood, as Southey, and as Heber-men Of
tho sword the pen, and the Bible--of such men,
and they were not few. England may well be
proud.
"But IL one George, said Mr.. Thaekeray in his
eloquent pcroraiion. on that side Of the Atlantic
was n Disgrace 10 that age, there was another
George on this side who was its redeeming hon.
or--Georgo Washington, tho greatest citizen OF
the Saxon race. lie did not believe that in this
day England would tolerate such king ~
George w. II was, however, fortunately ex-
posed to no such trial, for England had today y
sovereign to whose virtue he was proud to be
loyal"
80 -
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UNOUNDA Bond Of the East Tennessee ana virginia MAI
road Company which the owner can get Dy oescroehs
ana Psyss 0''' OF THos JOHNSON Big Spring
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS,

MEDICINAL LIQUORS AND WINES
AVa Pure Juice Port Wine, pure French Brandy, sherry
Wine London Porter offs Aromatic Schedam Sehnaps
All these articles warranted and suitable for medc
nal purposes For sale by JOHN H. SEAf,
" lItS. Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

DHO IElNcr \ 5llENI auFHIlVV y
charged sent all way Railroad No Storage Charged
on (foods snt through line. Consign TO
" BRIDGFORD Il Co., Richmond.
REFERENCES IL RIcHMoND.-Scms Bfummei linsiey
rardv 90 Selden Miller j. II. Claiborne j. w Wright
& Co Chas T. Worthsm Co, Shields n sonmerRnle ana
- y I~.r,,ds ~, Da,onnort 4 90 june 25ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23
~vncg+ES AND HEAVY BOOTs.-A large lot
,,ysd Brogues very heavy Also heavy pegsrd ana

~ - - g,Etrr ARD.-Ten dollars reward Will be pala
S|Gb r tho delivery each of the following hahcd ne
W htDd o the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
ttpDnAN hired of +. NJ. Cabel Esq, Trusteeoi haF! H.
y,s,o. WILLIAM hired of Rebecca Williams
HorSlef. "iii''- Il. H. GILL,
,~ Genl Supt Va. 4 Tenn r X
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

Htils Moulding for Picture Frm a. ,.s =" "
u ceiv hne Gilt Moulding or ficturc "oS'
the City Furniture Ware.Rooms. ..,yrNsroN
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NNyANTED.--Thc wnslcr.igncd wish Ia csn-
w tract for 900 FLOUR BARkEL SLAVES, for In
mediate distant delivery Perons having timber suitable
such win hndh their Interest 10 apply immediately
nov i9ets LANaHOitNE & JOHNS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

NOTICE.-Thc subscribcr being hcsiroms ID
~ close the remainder of the Stock Of Goods at the old
stand of George Baghy will from this day offer the entif,
stock at and below COST, for CASH only
oe 3Ots REM r. sACKETT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

FOR RENT-A House, sit"asc" :" s"o up
&as per eh" Vi o"u''"''' JNO r. WHALING,
. a-, AT J d. Gregory Cos.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

| v0R.ROBERTE EARLY, Dentist, !, has moved
~ his office door above his residence MAIN ST.
! a'n ont square above Dihrens Hotel. Jan tlts
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-05-10

The American Medical Convention have be,
fore them the following resolutions proposed
by DR.. Thompson, of Delaware:
Whereas, few subjects of greater interest and
Importance could be presented to the consider
alton of the American Medical Association now
representing most of the States and Territories
of the Union, than the attainment of correct
medical topography Of each, with history OF
its prevailing fevers and the most successful
treatment Of the same; therefore, be it
Resolped, That with this view and conyc,
ton, that this association now appoint special
committee from each State and Territory re.
presented, of -- numbers, whose duty ii
shall be to report upon its medical topography,
epidemic fevers and the most successul treat
ment thereof, and that the same shall continue
to hold their Office for three years.
ResOlped, That in the appointment Of gen.
tlemen Of education and experience in the af
fairs Of their own State, we have the best guar
antee that the important objects we seek will
be most satisfactorily accomplished, and the
profession as well as the public interest will
thereby be better served.
Resolped, That the committee heretofore ap.
pointed by this association at its session in
Charleston for a similar object be- and the
same are hereby, discharged.
The convention subsequently appointed the
following committee Of one from each State
upon the subject:
j. c. Winston, Bangor, Maine; Edmund R.
Peaslee, of Dartmouth College, New Hamp-
shire Joseph Perkins, Castleton, Vermont ;
George c. Shattuck, Boston, Massachusetts ;
Elias Hosker, New Haven, Connecticut; Joseph
Mauran, Providence, Rhode Island; Joseph NJ
Smith, New York; Lynden A. Smith, Newark,
New Jersey; Jacob NJ. Grenville, Holidays.
burg, Pennsylvania James N. Thompson, Will
mington, Delaware Peregrine Wroth, Cbes-
tertown, Maryland; Thomas Miller, Washing
ton, District Of Columbia; p +. PEBBLES, Pc
tersburg, Virginia; 0. +. Mason, North Caro-
lima; ID. j. Kain, Charleston, S. Carolina J
f. Posey, Savannah, Georgia; j. NJ Clanton
Warsaw, Alabama L. J. Grafton, Rodney
Mississippi Z. J. Fenner, New Orleans, Lou
isiana ID. s. b. Aleyne, st. Louis, Missouri
J. II. Murphy, Falls Of st. Anthony, Minnesota
Alfred l.. Casteman, Dela6eld, Wisconsin K
A. Arnold, Davenport, Iowa; Vierling Kearsey
Milton, Indiana; John Evans, Chicago, Illinois
j. Ii. Beech Cold Water, Michigan; G. Men
denhal Cincinnati, Ohio; w. l.. Saulton
Georgetown, Kentucky; 4. b. Hoskins, Clarks
vile, Tennessee; Thomas billiard, Philadel
phia United States Navy; Clement A. Finley
Maryland, United States Army.