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hULIsH.-We notice in the Wilmington, IN C.)
Herald that the town clerk Of that city advertises
that proposals viii be received until the st day Of
April for executing the town printing and board
ing the torn mules r
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The line of the Richmond, Fredericksburg, and
Potomac Company on the Potomac is again open,
and their regular trips commenced on the 21st inst.
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A fire broke out in the courthouse ut Raleigh
North Carolina, on Saturday, burning several {
the records. The building was saved
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HARD FOR THE BIRDs.--The Woonsocket Or. ~
Patriot says that the late cold weather has been
very destructive to the birds. Great numbers of
quails cartridges and other birds have been found
dead in the woods. Mrny Of the poor things were
probably starved to DEATH
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23

The Ohio Legislature have rejected bill abol-
ishing capital punishment
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23

We are compelled to omit the conclusion Of
the history Of the Southwark Riots to-day.
Tomorrow we viii complete it.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A fire occurred at Nacog-
doches, Texas, on the Sd inst, destroying $40, 900
worth of property, including the City Hotel and
Post Office
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The history of the Kensington and South
wark riots Far sale at this Office. Price, So 80
per hundred
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sF A Beautiful Complexion may easily
be acquired by using the Balm Of Thousand Flowers
II win remove Tan, Pmpes, and Freckes from the skim
leaving II OF soft and roseate hue Wet towel pour
two three drops and wash the face night and morning
For sale at Parkers Perfmery and Fancy Store under
National Hotel jan 28-2aw2w
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A NEW DoDGE.--The next steamer from New
York for Nicaragua will carry out a number of del
icate young men. The New York Post says " these
invalids are to seek mild climate for the benefit
of their shattered constitutions, which have been
impaired by the vigilance of the United States dis
trict attorney and his deputies
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DIED.

In this city, on Monday, 2lst instant, MARY JANE,
wife of Louis L. Burnett in the 30th year of her age
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The circulation Of the banks in kentucky has
increased nearly three and half millions Of dollars
since the LIST Of July last
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Personal.

The Hudson IN. J.) County Democrat hoists at
its head the name of James Buchanan, of Pennsyl
vania for the next Presidency, subject to the dec
sion of the National Convention.
The Hutchinson family are in Cincinnati
Mr.. Bennett is playing in Chicago.
Rev. George B. Whiting, who was an eminent
missionary at Beyroot, Syria, is dead
Miss Agnes Robertson, alias Mrs. Bourcicslt,
and Mademoiselle Parodi were both at New Or
leans last week.
The marriage of Cruvelli to Baron Vigier is Of
dcialy posted.
Major Bayly, brother Of Hon. Thomas II. Bay
ly, of Virginia, has purchased farm at Rapides,
Louisiana, at $l06, 900.
1t is stated in the Mexican papers that Santa
and his wife have separated.
Mr. Thackeray is lecturing in Richmond, Va.
John P. Kennedy is engaged in writing His
tory Of Maryland.
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n LL sTRANGERs

q LII STRANGERS
N Visiting the city should see Hunters Catalogue
OF the curiosities orthe Patent Office.
Also, his description Of PcvelPs great picture
feb 2s--dIyif
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A party of three Englishmen, last month, as
cended Mount Ida, in Crete. They are said to be
the first Englishmen who ever made this ascent
the remainder Of the party stopping at the grotto
where the infant Jupiter was hid. The first days
abode on Ida was devoted to shooting red-legged
partridges and OH the third day the party of
three saw, from the mountains, one of the most
beautiful panoramic views in the world.
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rey" Public Meeting. 1854 public meeting will
be held in the Dunbsrton street H. e. Church, George
town, Tuesday, January 22d.
The Rev. Robinson Scott, deputaton from the Irish
Wesleyan Conference, and the Rev. William Butler,
Superintendent of The Missions of the M. Il. Church
in India, will address the meeting.
collection in aid of the Missions and to extend
EMANCIPATION in Ireland will be taken the occa-
sion The public are invited to attend.
ian 2l--2t
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Swans Bank Note Detector for January has been
received.
Godey's Ladies Book for February has been re-
ceived from Shillngton.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. RICHARDSON informed the House that he
withdrew his name as a candidate for the Speaker
ship after this day.
A resolution requesting the clergymen of the
city to oficate alternately as chaplain, was adopt
ed
ballot for Speaker was then had with the fol.
lowing result
Banks, 90 Richardson, 90 Fuller, 80 PEN
nington, Williams, l. d. Campbell 5 ii.
Cobb, l.
Whole number Of votes 1914 necessary to a
choice, 9S. No choice.
Mr.. RUST offered his resolution again, TO the
effect that the withdrawal of Messrs. BANKS, RICH
ARDsos, and FULLER of their names would greatly
facilitate the organization of the House.
Mr.. WASHBURN, of Maine, moved to lay the
resolution on the table. The ayes and noes were
ordered, when our report closed
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adist Episcopal Church corner Of Tenth street and
Maryland avenue ON the Island, will open Fairin
the basement of the church, this tuesday even
ing January 22d, at o'clock, p. NJ, 70 continue
every evening until further notice. Refreshments
and fancy articles of great variety will be on SALE
The benevolent are respectfully invited to patron
ize ms Jan 22-3t#
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rHIRTY-FoURTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.


SENATE.
wEDsrs6Ar, JANUARY rs.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
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FOUND,

FOUND,
I'm the 10th instant, between FOur-and-
" a-half and Sixth streets, Gold Pen and Pen
Gil which the owner hear from by addressing a
line through the post office to G. s. W., No. 53S,
Eleventh street east
Jan 22-3tk CHAS. -. WHITNEY.
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jan ls-soti4feb
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31

CANNrBAL1sM,-Itis is, we believe moo.
ted question whether dog will eat dog OF
not, but it is we'll understood that hog
will eat hog, and we were under the i'm.
preston that he was the only amin al,
with the exception of his second cousin,
man, that would do a trick of that kind,
until we were shown the other day, the
remains of rat that bore unmstakable
marks of having been killed and partially
eaten by its fellows. The cannibals!
they arc as bad as the Feeje Islanders.
Missionaries should be sent among them
at once.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31
The Election on Tuesday next.
fifteen minutes

On next Tuesday the most important
election in the annals of the history Of
this Republic will take place. An cleo
ton which is to decide whether fanaticism
or the Constitution is to reign supreme in
the land. With the issue SO momentuous,
we should be sure that we are right in
exercising the. elective. franchise. q We
shall then vote, directly or indirectly.it to
sustain or destroy the finest government
on the face Of the earth, and the greatest
care should be taken to so vote that we
may never regret it. assn ...l s.. a..r .aH
The election Of Mr.. Buchanan is as GER
tain as anything can be that has not al
ready taken place. So far as this is con-
cerned we feel no anxiety. But We do
desire to see the vote of the Old Domin>
ion indicate the estimation in which the
sectionalists are here held. Mr.. Fremont
is really the only opponent OF our Con-
stitutionsl candidate. Mr.. Fillmore will
scarcely get State, and every vote cast
for him, detracts from Mr.. Buchanan,
and gives aid and comfort to the enemies
of our Constitution and laws. Let those
who desire to occupy this position vote
for him. Every patriot will suy-let 9TH
ers do as they will, but as {" for me and
my household, we will serve" our coun-
try. -,
We ask our readers. and especially
those WHO contemplate throwing away
their votes in this momentuous contest, to
seriously mediate upon this subject
throw prejudice aside and vote their true
sentiments without party bias. The pre-
sent crisis rises above and should override
party.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31

ANOTHER FUsroN.-From the following
telegraphic dispatch, it appears that a
fusion electoral ticket has been formed
in Pennsylvania. The "sarpint" dies
hard.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 21.-The Union
Convention called by Thadeus Stevens to
form an anti-Buchanan electoral ticket as
Sembled here this afternoon, most of the
counties being represented. A committee
Of one from each Senatorial District was
appointed to report permanent officers
During the absence of the committee the
address of Charles Gibbons. the President
Of the Republican executive committee.
exposing the course of John P. Sander.
son to the electoral ticket, was read for
the Information Of the members Of the
convention. 1t excited much feeling.
Dispatches received from Philadelphia
announcing the intention of the Ameri-
cans to denouuce and repudiate Saunder
sons course produced much excitement
and applause. Lemuel Todd, of Cumber-
land. was selected President of the Con-
vention. who made an eloquent speech
Alter which1I c"mmit,e was appointed to
Torn, 40 electoral ticket. who appointed q
. act agreed upon By the unlop eom-
r rec IN PAiledelssi ia. q Committee,
then appointed .;,lle president
& act ts chaiFnsn. 10 prepare an address
With authority to sign the names of the
spaa.heIs Of tbs convention.
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No.r, u,.r,n, Nv. lR.,,ao

NoRrnwEsTERS VA. } RA1LRoAD.-The
Secretary of the Northwestern (Ya.l or
Parkersburg road. Mr.. Van Wrinkle. i'm.
parts information that the track laying is
now completed forty three miles from
Grafton, and is expected to reach West
Union. about Is miles from the same
point. by the close of the present week.
a line of stages will run regularly from
West Union 10 Parkersburg, through by
daylight, for the conveyance of such per-
sons as may wish to take this route be-
fore the completion of this road. The
Ohio river is still too low to admit of rails
being shipped from Wheeling In sufficient
quantities to keep the track layers busily'
at the Parkersburg end, but
some 4:5eo feet per day (nine teaths of
a mile) are now laid at this end of the
road, and il additional hands can be pros
cured, a mile per day may be reached.
II is projected upon the opening of the
road in December, to run through
excursion train from Baltimore for the
conveyance Of tour city officials and off,
GERS Of both roads upon tour of inspecs
tion.-Bah. Sun of the 18th inst.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31


back against a tree, fought. grabbed at
and clawed everything that came within
his grasp. From the conyisial gathering
much spiteful sport was contributed to the
monster. / should think that 9 out Of
no Who called for drink of water. or 40
drops of the ardent. were compelled to
retreat from the bar minus hat. coat or
cane. After the old cub had toasted his
yoracions appetite on plumber, and boxes
and contents across the bar, he bowed bis
grizzly head, passed under the bar, and
showed his huge dimensions in the crowd.
stairs, some sol out doors. and others bid as
best they could. EARLY in the action We.
feigned cough and hastened out of the
house, down the pike. over Q rayine 10
bluff. near one Tailefero's. where We waits
edluniil o calm followed the storm; when
We returned, we saw the grizzly monster
totipg his treasures. in the shape of
shot bag of gold, into his sleeping apart5
msnt. AS he passed. he shook Il As n
GENT eman in a, most demoniacl manner
and said, ado You. see that, old Hitch
Cd id--n you p As soon as he left,.a
iourneymanl barkeeper whom weilunaer-
stood was called Ben, returned the hats,
coats and canes to the bareshead ia, null
titude that iswarmed around the bar.i \
We. quietly slipped ID and resumed senrr
seat. when greatly. 10 our 'chagrin, Old
Grizzly re.appeared and ordered us TO bed;
which order we obeyed with a lra, and
Jump. We were lighted into, q neat and
comfortable apartment by Master BEN,
where n clean had ayyaited ms i1 HAVING
locked the door. we, retired with the hope hope
of good sleep Till eight the next morn.
ing, but The hope, was. not not realized.
About 8 O'Clock A. M, We, heard, ,lhe
monster approaching, knsooekifnsges ing on "a The
walls. KICKING Is over chairs and tapsseel hing
tables. 10 Our great sufip5fiise hs hsa
entered at q door .we had oyerlooked tboS
night before. ana lie frst said stio,n w aaassn
|Get out of here YOU NV s eaamSppf
which order we obeyied nv double oS6fiek
time; We rolled out |, q Ibsa, hagFitsase
our e, arspeFy ,S ana scrambled down STARS
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31

Savannah Slave Airing Himself
NOrth---IiS Estimation of the Free
Blacks.
We were shown yesterday, a letter
written in good dashing hand, from a
well known Savannah negro, who is at
present on an excursion North. The let
ter is dated Saratoga Springs, Aug. 16,
and is addressed to his "dear old mis-
tress." 1t relates in simple unpretending
style, many incidents of his travels, gives
the names Of number of Savannah la>
dies and gentlemen whom he has had the
pleasure of meeting in New York, and
elsewhere in the course of his journey
ings, relates many items Of personal news,
and conveys many friendly and affection
ate greetings to his friends at home,
white and black. He gives the names Of
the Savannah gentlemen with whom he is
at present travelling. and says ave are
right jolly company" But the best
thing in his letter. is a paragraph
IN which he expresses his private opinion
of the free blacks Of the North. We ex.
tract that portion Of the letter. He saws:
e. don't like these Northern folks one
bit. and the poor starved darkeys are as
bad as the whites. The whites won't
drink water out of the same tumbler,
won't ride on the same seat in the cars,
and they can't give decent answer to a
Southern colored person no way you can
fix it. came near striking one OF these
darkies in New York for calling me
Southern slave, told him that would
buy him it he was sold before left, and
would take him home to plant rice, and
take care of him, for believe he needed
it.
eve leave for Niagara on Tuesday or
Wednesday. Tell Mary Ann will write
her from there next week. D. j. D."
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ANOTHER FArLuRE.-We learn from the
Fairmont Virginian that the grand Know
Nothing rally that was to have taken
place in that town on the Esd, turned
out to be a complete failure. None OF
the big guns were in attendance, and the
few people there were compelled to listen
to the small fry: F. H. Pierpoint was the
principal speaker. and his speech is rep
resented to have been one "not fit to be
made" Mr.. Raymond. of this place. al
SO made an address. in which he is said
to have given the old line Wings particu.
lar scissors" for not supporting the
Kuow-Nothing candidate for President.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31

Kecp IL Before the Isedpio 90
e Journal OF Congress shows chat Mr,
Finore supported BY his Votes petf.
to =" h,g''oo ~ " SHo.oo - c'ny :;
/. To declare slaves FREE who. had
gotl 70 sea with the consent Of their mas;
tersRnd protect them in their freedom,
g TO repeal all lave and cpnstit atiop-
al prisions by which the, federal gov.
ernRnt is bound 70 protect the inStjtn!
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31

Che rescue. Your country is, suffering
with severe mslady. bleeding at every
pore come and apply the balm. There
Is remedy ii is not TOO late. James
Buchanan is the balm of Gilead he is
our great physician. Go then by his dit
'reetions, and in few days the disease
will lose its malignitv, and your almost
PROSTATE Union will be walking mightiest
ofths Earth.
RAxDo1pH.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31

ELECTION RETURNs.-We are making
arrangements by which we shall receive
the vote cast in this county on next Tues
day, at an early hour. when we shall is
sue a slip for the information of our
friends. We shall also publish it daily,
with such returns as may be received. un-
til the final result is sscertained. Will
our friends in the different counties aid us
in this matter. by sending US the earliest
and fullest rsturns possible? 81
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PoI1r1cA1 D1souss1ox.-Tt will be seer
by reference to the notice we publish, to-
DAY, that our Know Nothing friends have
at last accepted our challenge for pub
lie discussion. 1t is expected that the
controversy will be conducted in cour-
teous and Legitimate manner. and we in.
vite The people generally to attend.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31

Tue ELEcrross,-Th he average Demo,
cratic majority for the State ticket. 10
Pennsylvania. is 1888. according to the
official returns. The returns from Ohio
and Indiana do not vary from what we
published last week.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31
RucaANAN AND pREckrNR1paE.

The above shows grand total Of fiji
more electoral votes chan are required
elect Mr.. Buchanan. We believe that 81
majority will exceed. rather than fall shd
of, the figures given. as his chances
carry several other States are fully equi
to those ofMr. Fillmore or Fremont. Y
The victory is already ours. provided
our friends'lemain in the field with thei
arms in their hands Let no democra
quit the ranks under the supposition tina
his services will not be needed in Novem
erinext. Every vote is needed, If not h
secure victory at least to swell the glori
ods' triumph that awaits us. - Wa8hia5to
Union. ,soSa efii e e7@E ysai .9SEIno% IN
-. l. 2. =. -. :.
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Hasn't REACHED KANSAS" Not a
dollar of any of the money subscribed in
the East has ever reached these parts,
says letter from resident in Kansas,
whom the N. Y. Post endorses as highly
Detroit Free Press.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31

Is n True The New York Herald
OF the l9ih. saJs e the speeches OF Bolts
indicate strong under, current OF. feeling
in Virginia in favor Of Fremont The
Herald knoWs.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31
POLITICAL DISC UssIoN.

A public discussion will take place at the
Court House in Clarksburg, on Monday next,
the Sd of November, at l0I9 o'clock, A. M, be-
tween the following gentlemen, on the following
questions 81 T.. fsi. II t.'.E .s-g
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31

~ W. = qiall attention u p, tBs sad;yss2s,
temspt, Of Lang y sileet!. refi Rridgsp9F..
hnd1in another columns l. They hayeJa
stock, Of goods and are selling az low
Pies. Give them b CALI II" keilfd ylno
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31

AssAUIFa rag FRrrpom on Tur PRi,sat.
An ex. ed Individual ON Monday
made an back upon a I,ouisyiIla editoy
Tor some re- PIT be had published, The re-
suit appearnot 70 have been satisfaotory
as was antyated, as his club was left in
the Office. 8 pistols were handed % 4
police Office and his hat was picked out
of the quite : % 81 .
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THE KANsAs-NEBNAsKA BILL.

III6 KANSAS NEbnASha bL@L|' 70 4tHH.r.
Affirmative, E.. Negative, ...,
THE RELATIVE POLITICAL MERITS OF THE PRESENT
DEMOCRATIC AND AMERICAN CANDIDATES FOR THE
PRESIDENCY. H-H ... o.. .f.'. FL.
Luther Raymond, Esq. Jas. NJ. Jackson, Esq
Mr.. Lewis to lead off in a speech of one hoar
in length, and to be followed by Mr.. Garlic in
a speech of one hour and fifteen minutes, and
Mr. Lewis to conclude in u speech of fifteen min.
utes. .a $685.. ...... ...... ..... ..... ..... ..
Mr.. Raymond to lead off in speech Of one
hour in length, and TO DO followed by Mr., Jack-
son in speech of one hour aud fifteen minutes,
and Mr. Raymond to conclude in a speech OF
fifteen minutes Esq.,. t vol
G, w. SAITH, Isl JOHN EDMoNDSoN, "
J. B. WRIGHT, . WIN. Roy, ..
w. P. COOPER. j. P. DAVIS,
Com. on part Democrats. Com. part Fill. Club.
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pnstinr the hooks.

Thus FAR this year. elections have been
held in sixteen States. twelve of which
have been carried by the Democrats. and
three By the opposition. The following
table shows the electoral vote of these
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31

Democrats electoral maj. thus far : 68
gAssuming-and it as an assumption
which no sane person will be dispSed to
dispute-that there will be no chatge in
the States which have been placed 3 the
democratic column. We give below u es-
innate of the probable result Of theelec>
ton in November next, which. I'd our
mind. has all the surroundings Of GER.
tainty ae.- -a- 27' 2a
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ri Labor reserves health better than
all the medif in Che world, z, q. -

~ HctIowfs oistnent aud Pnis, esttaia
cprs for woIas and uleersl..- Thomas Thotnp-,
son. Of Baiavi ii ea York, was afEiietsd All over
his body with naings ulcers, lis life at last b.
came burden thin, az he was a misery 70 him
self and an arpyance 10 his friends. In tho
hope of obtaink relief 70 lis sufsrings. lie con-
suited several iysicians and surgeons, but hi.
caas was 50 sperate, that II was considered
entirely hopeEs. At this stage he had re-.
course 10 Holidays Ointment and Phi IL
persevering vi these rernedies.sIw
he was eompleis cured. -
best or health.
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Democratic Ticket. ! :
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET

DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET.
LIST Dist. W. MASSENBURG, Portsmouth.
Sd Dist-A. HUGHES DILLARD, Henry.
4th Dist-JAMES GARLAND, Campbell.
5th Dist-JOHN GoODE, j. R., Bedford.
9th Dist-ALEX. JONES, Chesterfield. .
7thDist-WM. TALIAFERRO, Gloucester.
sth Dist-R. l.. MONTAGUE, Middlesex.
9th Dlst-JAMES BARBOUR Culpeper. 70
10th Dist. RANDOLPH ,FU ECKER, Frederick.
11th Dist-JOHN T. HARRIS. Rockingham.
! 9Th Dist-A. G.. PENDLET0N. Giles. "-s
/ 9th Dist-JOHN b. FLOYD, Washington.
14th Dist-SAMUEL L. HAYS, Gilmer.
/ 9Th t-SHEkRARD CLEMENS, Ohio.