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Swaim's Justice...Revised.

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Swaim's Justice..-Revised.
TNHE NORTH.CAROLINA MAGISTRATE.
practical guide to the Laws of the State and the de-
cisons of the Supreme Court defining the duties and urs-
dcton of Justices of the Peace under the Revised Code
of together with full Instructions and numerous
Fosaas and Irecedents.
EDWARD CANTWELL. Esq, LIB
CtMnsellorat Lao.
One Vol vo. containing nearly 800 pages, handsomely
printed on good paper, and well bound, in Law binding
Price, So 30. Postage, 36 cents.
This day published and for sale by
HENRY D. TURNER
N. c. Book Store.
Raleigh, N. c.. LIST Aug, 1856. 10
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THO THE TURPENTINE MAKERS M :,
II Il s. CA RllL.lN >-Tlc l,lS .,i... = y.

Law COpartnership.
MILLER AND ROGERS.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
RALEIGH, N G.
Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to them
II. W. MILLER, s u RoGEp.
October %, 1854, q. ,f
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ITO BE CONTINUED !
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, AT RAIL
Avery, G Jones, Vim +
Adams, James NJ Jordon, Matthew
Adams, Mrs Stephen Keith Annie
Adams, King, Miss Martha
Blalock, Hugh or John Levy, Henry
Baxter p Lynn, w
Bowes, Thos G Lynn Zaclnariah
Brister, Patrick Lassater Elizabeth
Brown Hon Bedford Lee Mrs Mary
Barker, Thomas Lynn W Bro
Beatty, WmJ
Beckham, John Miller Mrs Sarah
Burrows, Mary CD Morgan Mrs s.: ca,harne
BcaSley, W IL McCullers, Miss Sophrana
Burgess, w w Slanguui, l. IL
Brown JasonP McDevett, &C
Bond,J NJ Kitchener. Miss Martha
Brady, John Moore G i
Bishop, Geo W Morris VIM
Broadwel, P w hatcher Robt
B,ker Mss Martha ' " '
BeIvin Wick Neal, Miss \ P
Newell, jesse p
e cox, S isi5sn N'A"o' w
Creacl, Pettiford, Albert
Cole james Ponton Miss Emily p
Corbe,t, Warren Perry Col Robt
Cooley, Edmund Pearson, Emily
Chadwick, 5 W Parsons, l. l.
Pollard, Ctswell
Dbble, CB Peace, George
Davis, F NJ Parker, G
Parke, Mrs AnnB
Evans, Miss Nancy Pullam, l.
-1A''''' Raburn, Miss Martha
Ferrand, Eugene Rogers, Miss Rebecca
Faucet, Henry NJ Rose, VIM
Frensley, j Ryals, John A
Freeman Nathan Rowland Mrs Isabella
Roduan, VIM
Grissom, Willie
Griffin, VIM Stewart, Chas
Griiice j W Sorrel, Matthew
Grady DJ Safer, Elihu
Griffin, z A Smith, Henry
Green, ID Stone David
Griffin Smith, ii b L. Co
Gill, David Shields, \ X
Shiriuck Robt
Haygood, E Smith, Nv
Hcrrin, Sarah IL Stevens, Lavinea
Hayworth w d Smith, Miss Artelia c
Hunter j Beverly Styres Abram his heirs.
Henderson. Franklin Stanly Hon Edward
Harrison, Moses Stephens, Joseph
Hiss, Angelina
Hodge, Mrs. Educy A Taylor, James
Hunt, VIM Tilly John
Harrison, Chas
Hinton Miss Angerora Uey Miss Martha
Howe John w
Hutchinson, VIM Walker, Rev MP
HerndOD Lesley Wilkins 5
Hill, Nelson Weathers Mrs NJ E
Herald, Ed Religious Williams, Mrs Sale
HAZE, J Watson, Andrew
Hayes, Mrs Anna Whtehurs Mrs Amanda r
Harrison, MIR II Woodrow james
Whitaker Mr. (Bookseller)
Johnson G Williams, TV 6
Jones' VIM Williams Thos o Al
Jones,
Persons calling for of the above letters will please
they are advertised. WIN. WHITE 7. NJ.
Raleigh, Sept II, 1855. e5-4w
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Aug. 26, 1856
Town PrODerty for,

II OFFER FOR SALE MY H0ISE 80 T6T, S.
and Salisbury streets, few minutes walk IatEet
and one square west Of Fayetteville street ne cita
convenient for private residences bsv Attacbed
good sized garden and is for business
& any kind. For terms apply to criber at
3 Isleisa. ssptt Is, 1856: ss.sim.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. AK

SIAI,E OF NOKTH.CAROLINA... K
- County-ln Equity Bank of the State of North
DINA ane others vs. Daniel g. Fowle Trustee and others
Whereas the compliments in the above have here
0i0rc filed their bill of complaint against Dan e. Fowle
Trustee and Others and has been appear to the
satisfaction of the court of Equity for Wake county that
James NJ. Benedict James F. Jordan and JOS G. NJ Buff
a'oe are nonresdents of the State Carona this
therefore, is to notify the said james NJ Benedict Jas r
Jordan and jos e. NJ Buaoe, defendants in the above
said county, on the LIST Monday after the 4,h Monday in
September next then and there plead answer or de nur
to said BILL or the will bs taken pro contesso as to
them, and decree made accordingly.
Given under my hand, this 10th August 1856.
Ed GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. NE.
aug. -, 1906 7S-w&swtds
- Register copy
VALUABLE BOOKS.-RECENTLY PUBLISH
D. d. y -
Sin, Redemption by Rev. d. n Sheldon, b. D.
Inc Life OF the Rev Spencer H. Cone
contributions to Literature, by Samuel Gilman, d. d.
Wealth and WORTH Maxn,s for Merchants and men Of
business by Freeman Hunt, Editor Merchants Magazine
Liberty and Slavery by Prof Bedsoe of tie University
of Virginia. - - ~
Shepards Constitutional Text Book being and
amar exposition OF the Constitution of the
designed for the use of Colleges Academies and Schools
book Of reference for all classes o. people,
September l, 1856. 81
NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO p F.
Pescud of the present firm Of Pescud eating,
hereo nothed that accounts and other unsettled bust
ness o similar nature prior to JAM ls 1885, placed
IN the hands of the undersigned forcolection He would
1EIDIIIS r. HENRY : -
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EDWARD CANTwELL, ESQ, LIB
LOOK AT THIS.
4 LII THOSE INDEBTED TO THE FIRM OF q

N ID THUSE INDEBTED TO THE FIRM OF BECK
"A with Clayton, OF to I. Beckwth alone, either by
before the first of September we are determined to
change our mode Of business and sell only for cash All
ana notes that not settled by the first of Sep
tember will be placed in the hands of an Attorney for co.,
lection " WV
Come one come all that want to buy cheap ry goods
and groceries, for determined to sell from this time
for small profits and for cash ONLY 1900 '' ''-o
BECKWITH 4 CLAYTON.
haiegh' July ~, 1896. gss1@sss sfG 6S-swtf
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NEW BOOKs.-E ENGLISH TRAITS BY RALPH
II Valid Emerson I.a54sgNs
T6e Last 81 the Forester Jno. Estor Cook author
4hsAts md Adventures of Janis {. Beckwourth.
aay35ss e tlEs 81 Washington vos1ssad 2. l2mo
stor5s teiles ~ For sale by 4
= T<S. ". L. POMEROY.
ia2s1 5k2So:.s - y F ~ st.
III les of HARPER FOR OCTOBER
So touabsr 80. lSu6. 81" az.
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TAKE WARNING.

ElOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING HIS STORE
IL the subscriber has removed three doors South of his
old location to the building formerly occupied by Mr. Pn
and at present by Messrs. Booker Cole
his friends and patrons.
In view of placing entire stock in for the
coming season. he offers his present stock goods
ing of Cloths Cassimers, Vestngs Clothing and furnishing
goods of every variety and STYLE at prime cost cash.
small advance to puncual customers
He most earnestly requests those indebted to him. some
Of whom seem TO forget he has any for money
forward and their notes and before another
Court. arrives, and oblige ...-.-.
ISAAC PROCTOR
Merchant Tailor.
Raleigh, July "a, 1856 71-swtf
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vices to such fees they may collect in of the
provisions of this act, respectively
Sec s. And be it further enacted That no consul pen
eral CONSUL or commercial agent embraced in Schedule b.
shall while he holds his Office be interested in transact
any busnessas merchant factor broker other trader
or as clerk or other agent for such person to-
or within the post place. limits of his consulate or COM
mercal agency directly indirectly either in his own
name, the name Or through thx agency of auy other
SHALL in his official bond stpulate as condition thereof
MOTTO violate this prohibition and if appointed before
and retained in office after this act shall take effect he
SHALL within such reasonable time the President shall
prescribe enter into official bond with such stpua-
ton as condition thereof and if any such consul general
CONSUL or commercial agent shall violate such prohibition
United States equal in amount to the annual compensation
speced for him in said Schedule B. which may be recoy
ered ID an action OF debt at the of the United States
either directly for the penalty SUCH against such consul
general CONSUL or commercial agent ar unon his o;cai
bond as qudated damages for the breach of such cond
ton against such consul general consul or comm rcal
such all such actions scha be omen tn the I'M
ted States for the collection Of penalty till the
shall be collected in of such actions: and every
such penalty when collected shall be paid into the tres
sury Of the United States and such prohibition shall he
applicable to all consus general bnt any consul or
comerca! agent not embraced in said Schedule excent
hereinafter authorized unless otherwise expressly provi
SEC s. And be it further enacted That the President
be- and hereby authorized to appoint three interpreters
9th Chinese language who shall be entitled TO copessa
ton for their services respectively at rate not exceed
fifteen hundred dollars per be determined by the
President and to assign such interpreters from time
time to such consuates in China and with snch duties
be may think proper
SEC And it further enacted Tint the President
be and hereby authorized whenever he shall think the
public good will be promoted thereby appoint consular
pupils not exceed twenty-five in number any one
time who shall be citizens of the United States en-
title to compensation Tor their services respectively at
determined by The President and TO assign spch pupils
fbom time to tme such consulsses, and WITH such dues
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DOTASH.-WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF , S,.ns'
IL of Rabbits superior Potash, in six pound nlrPL
making soap, to which we invite the attenIn sans 70
nomical housekeepers. vi all ect
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,


WIN be given any artist in Virginia who will exhibit
twelve pjctures viz six and six DagMeIrotNpes
Of sgoI merit which Sr. Adams viii select from
his collection. eas opened new Gallery forbs jew
cry Store Main ST. with skyiight arranged the most
approved principles, which be equae unless sin
iarIy situated fronting herirer With easy of
coss large we'll arranged with convenience for
making rs pictures style and size. lie Is
happy to that he will be assisted by Mr. CAnY
the artist who made the pictures that awarded the highs
est PREMIUM Gold Ne6dl the last fair Of the Anerieda
Iitxis Castle Garden New York. also the vrtaiaa
nieardccl for Dasnerreotypes atthc rds Fate at Parts
Mr. a. has received ee wedEs and eight diplomas FOR the
best Daglereotypes exhibited different fairs in the United
stses which fa their superiority and having been
With large proportion of the business in Wheeling
tile past ysnr expects with increased facilities not only 10
setan enlarge number Of his patrons, especial
as he relies on int-fie merits his productions rat
er than display OF furniture 4a1rtes either OH single
or 6oWEo Otts DaguerrOtypes plain coorel equal to
printing ivory Photographs from the lowest prices Hpto
my dollars. oar light being made Of French Plate Glass
and being unObstructe by other buildings pictures can be
made iso s-se Pictures ofchllren taken in
from y ". to pm. Yette lights soft
and ln persons with weak eyes SIT by IL with
feet ease Cloudy days good any by this light. Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere
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DIR. j. Hedges,
FEWER 81 ACfUE ANNIEIILATOR

FEVER and Agur, Calls and Fever, Dumb Ague or any
form of Intermittent Fever whether rccenor long stand
ing, speedily, safely anil ecay cured by the use Of
Dr. j, Hedges Annlhila.or.
This preparation entirely from all metallic poison,
such as Arsenic Mercury but Is compounded from
tracts purely vegetable. certain safe and eicacious
remedy and can taken ia all kinds of weather. The pro-
prletor the his private practice for
several YEARS. has failed effect perfect
cure the directions have been followed. In posi-
way can't piure the system busls adapted to all
sexes constitutions. 1t be given to the infant OF
month with much safety the Adult and Gamble
kept any climate. 1t needs cneomium, no long
testimony herald its efficacy. LIS merit lies withnis-
.esnd to the invnlid It will prove value than
octave volume of certificates
Prepared only by the Proprcorat stNnhope, n. j. and
never genuine without hs signature.
For sale, wholesale and rttaby A. @. GOOD Co., Drug
gsts, Wheeling Va and by Druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United States.
W. II. DEcASIr, General Wholesale Agent
for tile Western States,
myT:Gm IS CORTLAND ST, New York.
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sraRrLrS0 PBBNoaESoS.- Sir. John Parker
and son were attending come fsh-lncs on theTiy-
or about three miles above here, when they were
surprised by continuous, unusual roaring to-
wards the middle Of thcstIcam. The night was
without wind: Owing to the darkness no effort
was made 70 ascertain the cnuse OF this strange
noise until daylight. when it was seen TINT
whirlpool ofIaFge extent was in active operation
some two hundred yards from the Missouri shore,
which still continues in operation, drawing in a
great body Of water; 80 much indeed that the
volume OF the river below is sensibly lcssened.
DFiftwood aud large floating logs 60 and disap-
pear totally. Many hundreds yesterday went
I'M 10 see this strange sight. Unless this chas,n
soon fills np with water the effect upon naviga-
tion will he calamitous indeed, for it would seem
that the bottom Of thc1iycr hadrealiy fallen out.
-.S9w,ttcr iSorereiga, (Atei,isoa, Ii. ~
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ALFRED HUGHES, NJ. ID.
Hommopathic PhYsician,

HAS removed. his once and residence, ami permanently
located himself Of Fourth and Quincy Streets
below the First Presbyterian Church.
rEHOuRs:-aIornlns,f from I to d
Noon, a8
Evenings, 90
n1LL OF PR1cEs-Fora single visit cents; incidence,
25 Fortwo visits day, 80 cents medlcIde,
25 Advice Office and medicine, from % Scots,
and upwards, as the case may be-
ObstCtric cases from 81 to AtO.
Visits to the coantry, according to distance.
The above BI Prlcesis given because issald my
c,arRes.are much higher,
May 8-1yd
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A CARD no. THE LADIES.

d..
DIR. DUPoNCe's GOLDEN FEN4PE PILLS are nf4li-
BILE in removing soppages irregularities Of the
These pits nothing new, have been by the Doc
many years, botn France and America, with
parue every case, and he Is urged by
thousand ladies who have used them make the Pills pub
e alienation those suffering any Irregular
tiles whatever. preventive to those ladies whose
health wlllno permit increase Of family Pregnant f
macs surprising themselves to be cautioned
against using these PMS, the proprietor
onsBi the above admonition, although their mild
ness would prevent any injury healti otherwise these
riil. Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold WHOLESALE and retail by
LAUGIfLINs & BUsHFIELD
GEM Agents for Ohio county,
30 IS Monroe st
Also for sale by I. H. LOGAN. & CO..
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders must to the above General Agents
they viii supply the Fropretors prices and send
the pills condcntaly ladies By mail BY enclosing 81 to
either, at the Wheeling Post Office.
n B.-Dr Duponeo's Golden Pills signature ~. Dupon-
COZ on every box; oter genuine. For particulars get
Circular of Agents. APPLY
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no phI.Il e AnIES,

We have Just received fresh supply Of the .6oRcsRtrdt
esl Lye,' boxes with fun directions for kf your
o,cf soap Several Ladies' tie city have used the Lye,
and are very much pleased with it, One cake will make
Uttrret ri s9't soup
Also-Dabb!ts. Soap Powders.
Starch Polish.
eluy, expressly for wishing and all the popu-
lar housekeeping articles arc forsale by
TIL LOGAN & CO.,
my3 Bridge Corner Druggists.
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spRrNa aLRorIoN

i've charge FIvR DoLAn for inserting nominations for
ser 70 be paid invariably advance. Persons not CONS
plying viii this rude, will understand Why their announces
inents do not apPear.l
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NR Epr,oR: Joaa Parker viii h. the nnt-KnoE Nothing
candidate in the cts District for Commissioner of the rev
en-. CITIZgNs suFnAGE.
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Ne Enrroa rae undersigned offers himself as candi-
date for Commissioner of Revenue for the City Distrie,
at the coming eleetiOn-
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verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTONISHING CURE!

rNIs yoang gentleman is now living in midst those
knoT him will bear testimony mthis susrngs and
cure are no eSaggerROn Some Of the pieces of hone may
be seen by calling 30 baltimore siEreiotlcrs are In lbs
possession l&t the seeptical hin-e viii testify that
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MEssas. EDrroas:You win confer favor upon many
tiers by announcing esteemed and worthy feow-ctren
election
q, ONO. COUNTY,.
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10 TIE Y0EERS or ONO GOUETT
respectfully announce myself candidate for the office
of slitria, at the coming Spring election.
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BASD MoxoPotv-Fiye nobleMcn are said to
own about one-fourth oil an the Landed property
10 Scotland. They are tbd2iar9uis Of PreadaE
banc, and the Dukes Of Argyle, AtIoi, suiher-
land, and Duccleugh. About two thousand pro-
prietofs arc said also to own onc-thiEd Of the
land and total reycnuc Ct the three Kingdoms of
England, Scotland and Ireland
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MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO TIE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
XIuPTON,S, VEGETABLE TLSETLRE!I

BALTIMORE March "a, 1855.
,aese viii pam in an right ankle We rhys-
clan, who ordered to be poultice as Il was very much
height my Knee. suffered very severely with pain
and KNEE which frequently laid open to the hone, and
out Of which came particles Of hone to the number OF 25
and one or Two Of TTRs COZ couSTR fnshS AK
was then taken hartford Of this State; the physI-
Gers c0ul afterwards This physician worls-
ed with for weeks using the knife frequently tax
giving me any rtlefsOe nf the applications we're 50 very
could not stand by and 5, suffer thought a. this time
ere e from my knee to my ankle was not
rssy white pus with no sign blood and times when
my fingers white pns would issue therefron'
niNss VIZ" "A's BALT1MoRE MY noMEi
then returned to baltimore, my old home, expecting
the advice Ofmy friends fused various remed:e some
Of which gave only transient relief. lcOntiiue 10 grow
swelling left hp and after severe Ia'i
an ulcer forined from which came piece OF bone moth
and Ti,Se nj the same lime to ea Of my right Icy s The
OGy OF saving my life Alter this vet
other parts Of my body which ul size astcnis
ed who them. reduced to mere skeleton
''''H - ' DEATH 4 RELIEF!
felt death WoHld have been relief me- had tried ly.
Who had been curaI iy CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TtNC-
advised me to try It, this time lad been afflicted full
ave years. commenced taking ''hanEt0"S Vegetable
1'"s's''. HOPE coNEsp
Tire first bottle OF which inspired me Win nope ana ~
fine had five bottles felt much Improved that
had the confidence to believe that would cure me- con-
strength weak and shattered sysein and with
out further detail am happy to Say my leg Is also heleu
and general my health has taken place. and
now consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone, hare given but faint idea Of my snitsri. hut
my friends who may read This Will ear testimony to all that
have said in favor 81
IftHiPtoaS FegeiabIo 7THeturf," 81.
and viii ray to all who are Inflicted have beel to use
EDWIN NJ. SPRANKLtN, 81
M. % Register street,
JdOOrs north Of Pratt st.
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no THE PF0PLk' 0f-2 LIo C0LlyTT.
Iannonnee ayae candidate for the office Of sheriff.
/ with fidelity.
tsi a. REBELLION.
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mlE nEoPLES cltNpI

7yfE PEOPLES otHDIDATE.
Our worldly citizen sAAI[- IRWIN, Rq will he supports
ed Tor the phcs Of Sheriff, atthe election, by the
G1 VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.
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ehany And pamron; Bath, Chas E IIass and i
Fl Robertson: pocahontaa. D \ Stofei; Giles. "
II. snidoN; Highland, G " Hall; Mercer, u
French; Monroe, John II yawtcr; Grceabricr,
j W Mcpherson; Raleigh, Gen Bcckleyi Logan
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e7-The smallest bank IN the United States
is lie Bank of Cayuga Lake, at Painted Post,
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REAL. NsrATn SAFES.
PSF Rent

a COMFORTABLE p2eilt1g sIfoise on Hampdyn,,,
containing rooms, and convenient TO the Ce,,I
Ison ,H1rEs and the tiempfitl IA Dcpdt.
FoFilformat!on- enguiseof
m9ptf JS0 lRuCE
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POuRTEENTH DISTRICT.
ryI,Nrs H. Su,rH. of Ranawha, Eleetoy.

Arthur j. Foreman, of Wood, Assistant
County E1ectors.-R Richie, j. .. Blair; Ma
son. q. i. Thomas; LEXIS, j. Spaulding; Drax-
ton, b. w. Byrie; Wood, j. j. Jacksom Fay
cite. VIM. Tyree and r. o. Morgan; Nicholas,
Robert Dunlap; Doddridge: g. w. Lurty; Gil
mer, c. p. Conrad The following counties ia
apDoint. viz: KanaWha, Cabell, Wayne, ROane,
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IMEIFIH DISTRICT.

III ltirI r., sIAPtEsii OF liontg o.lle y, tlttolpl
Daniel II Hogc, Of Montgomery Assistant.
csaf5rsaI E7s5tor Botetourt Col. John
a Andersor. CreenbrieE Samuel Price, Mont
nsry. 81 i yysyscS, Morris 8 len 4. Caper-
t56nfJ II liontgnIll'ffs 70 @ lrisg,
FLOYD. Henrg Lanes pnlas 81. nos laages s9an-
~ Vim Watts pn.rsarf 2rss 3a'nes;
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Il Plated Porks and and IEasy Handled
Table and Desert, In sets and ~ The llnlslli.
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THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.

,IAuEs ". SnErrEy, Of Smythe, Elector.
SsaetortaI Elect0fS.--Wy thc, Isaac j. Lett
wieh; Russell john F. McElliany.
County EzecfoTs-Lee, James ID. Martin;
Scott col. Hiram Kilgorc; Wise, Reuben Pow
ers; Russell Vim b. Aston; Tahcwell, Sterling
n. Watts; Grayson, Col JAS. Diekey; Carroll,
Charles l.. Dawson; Smythe, E. S. Watson;
Washington. b. X. Johnston.
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.sIZ YERBD CLASS CURTIN f1IlVS.

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