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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-10

benInmsu frDnki1n and Prof. DE GrUth-
Franklin brought electricity from the heavens EARTH
remained for Prof DE Grah to apply that electricity the
lief OF diseased and suffering moradisease that
oaed the physcianss old such Neuralgia Rheu
matism Pains Stiff joints De ,fness Swelngs Palsy Piles
Skin Diseases &c, cured Grath's cleo
tric oil an one and tro days. Read this letter.
PROF DE GtArh-l have been the victim many years of
Rheumatic affection and lost the
raise my handto my head in short totally helpless
perfectly restored You may refer any sufferer ue
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-10

tR@ Richmond Semi Weekly Wing Daily Dispatch, n
Herald Raleigh Register, Petersburg Intelgencer
till 81 onned IL
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execute at short notice, every variety Of Pan, ale
Urnahental BOOK and JOB PRINTING, at greatly is1
prices our facilities for doing fine work being a'
by the receipt of the latest styles of Types
outs &c flom the best Foundries in the North and W.
respectfully sform friends, and the public genera
hey can nave their orders for printing flied in the o.
and at as low prices charged any other ESTABLISH
south of Baltimore
Jobs printed in colors in the fines, style Of the 81
warrant ed 10 give satisfaction.
=, CARDS CARDS y CARDS.! - Printed on YER
fanke Press at extraordinarily cheap rates q.
"a TERMS CASH M
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uDEAkS OF OTTER.--On and a fuer the l.
Il Monday in june aHACK will run from Liberty Ii
Peaks of Otter The building has been enlarged with
Der of and well furnished rooms The subscriber will
deavor to render the sojourn of vsers pleasant &c
may % toctl N HORSELY
Richmond Wing and Enquirer and Petersburg Exprt
and Inteligencer copy,
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TO orr snbscrIsers.

We now 81 the close u the ihirty-slih year Of
the establishment .: the lii.borough Recorder. Ii
looking over our subscription list we have pleasure IL
recognizing the Of several steady friends whose
patronage chrered Us IN the outset u our career To
these return hearty thanks for their continued
friendship and support and also a respectable class
who have since in aud by regular punstual pay
mehts have enabled Us TO continue 10 this jsy
But there Is another Glass; AMI mol ,ey small one,
who have not been mindful Of the comforts Of the
Printer. whose arraragcs have been suffered 70 accu-
mllate Tor many years, with only now aud then pay
meni anI ii some eases none ii all Apd 10 these We
more particularly alifsss ourselves at pcscnt. We
are aware that many of then wsull have been more
psnc,uil Il eoull have personally presented our
accounts 10 ,hrm. Bai ihis We could not do and We
sc nov suiEsrns the ell of i. IN remedy whereof,
shall now proceed, as ies, We can 10 make out
the accounts and forward them % ihrm; hoping that
there arc many among them whose generous minds
VIII prompt them . 4 speedy response. The accounts
Of those WIG do not We shall be constrained 10 put in
10 The hands Of collector.
There also on our books many little accounts for
Advertising ols. &c. of them Of long standing.
and. separately almas, Toe small 20 look alter hut in
The aggregate they form 4 serious amount. We can
not personally prescai them % the individual. for pay
meni and ourselves i,om total los ~ 81 these
accounts tina, NOT speedily paid, musl deliver
over 10 a eonsiahie.
The recent affection with which We have been visit
81, and advanced age, amonsh Us d the neeesi-
y Of closing Up business nigh !. We can; and
We hope this necessity win be appneni 70 large
potion Of those indebted u, Is induce them 70
call before The else q he February March couri
and make settlements. We shan regret Z any eonsi.
dsraile number u llsm sha compel . % emrlsy the
pid Of an efieet
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

New Soik. Feb ..
The new steamship Persia arrived 81
o'claek to-day. She brings dates from Liver.
punl Of the Goth January.
Peace negotiations are apparently progress
ing, ihan.l il would be sumo days yet before
che prclimnaries are signed.
The czarhas ordered suspension Of hus.
iilities 10 the Crimei. The chances are 10
favor 81 a speedy and pacific settlement.
Russia's sincerity IS a much doubted a.
ever. but 40 bar appearances are fair aud
straiehtfnrward.
Ii i rumurcd ihat an anmistice DC three
months has hcrn agreed upon.
Frnnce. England aud Austria continue 20
accord. though Il is fafesecn that grave quc..
tiuns must arise during the negotiations
No place for the meeting Of The Commits.
sioners for peace has vet been decided upon.
A dispatch received Just before the Persia
sailed, says il will certainly be az Paris or
London il j. alsa stated that Baron Brunon
l. 20 be The Russian plcnipueniiary. but the
dispatch is II duubtiul authority.
II will BE- February 81 before al The pre-.
liminary aud signatures are appended TO the
agreement 10 meet
IN the meantime Cunsols keep up; they had
reached 81, but closed al gOI 10 oOs
Money isslightly easier, bat rates arc IN.
changed.
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jacksonville Female School,
ALsMANCE COUNTY, N. G.

ALAMANCE COUNTY, N. q.
sE'HE Fourth Session Of this School will commence
on the LIST Monday in january and close on The I'd
Thursday Of June.
The Proprietor has ample accommodations for board.
ing large number of young ladies' aud i determined
spare pains 10 merit the confidence Of those who
give their patronage 10 the School.
The location of this School is exceeded by none in
any part Of the State for health not single case Of
sickness having occurred among the pupils requiring
medical aid, during the time the school has been ia ope
ration.
Medical advice will he gwen when required without
charge, by the Proprietor.
The services OF Miss NJ. +. Marlborough have been
secured for the ensuing session. with competent assist
ants f the number OF pupils require it. Miss Yarho-
rough i graduate Of one Of the hest schools in the
State, and the success which has crowned her efforts
tie past session is The best evidence Of her qualifications
Tor responsible station. The Proprietor however,
exercises general supervision over the school.
The Of instruction will embrace all that is usu-
ally taught in our best Female scminaries.
TERNs. per session Of Eve months.
Boarl per session, from 25 to $50 90
Higher English branches 10 90
Lower 90
French, Latin and Drawing, each, 90
Embroidery, . 90
Music on Piano, and use Of Instrument Is 90
No deduction made for loss OF Time except ia cases Of
protracied sickness.
This School is located ten miles north Of Graharn IN
a conmunit, both moral aud religious, and pupils arc
afforded facilities Of attending divine service every Sab
bath vv,rca>
Wa,sonyille, December, 1855. 90
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tan and wonderfully beneficial result. II will get up
powerful CONTEMPLATING force, and Withdraw from the
glands Of the thoat all congested blood that may inter-
fere with the respiratory organs Persons troubled with
asthma, hard and difficult breathing sharp pains when
taking long breath, will find immediate relief after an
application ofRadways Ready Relief In cases where the
lungs diseased, we give Radways Resolvent. The
action ofihs medicine resolves away the diseaed deposit
lit heals all ulcers, and removes tube,cles We have
known persons who had idea Of ever rising out Of
sick bed, TO be restored sound health with not patti
Gle Of consumptve material left in their bodies to hasten
decay Railways Regulators in these cases keep the avs
TEN regular, and equazes the circulation Of the blood
THE ROYAL TOUCH.
How The X. K r. Resident cured The Kiags EpiL after
Congress Of Croloned Mondrchs filled 10 restore
HE SupphanL 10 heahh.
The presence Of Pimpes, Blolcles Pusues, letters,
Rash, Little Sores Painful feelings. Hot Pushes, &C.,
are sure Indications Of the presence offoreign and impure
humors in the system, ard il allowed 10 mingle with The
blood and remain in the system corrupng the blood and
filling the Of body with impurities Sores and III
gers will break out and cover the body with their repul
sve presence.
The Skin under these poisonous Influences becomes an
erupSc volcano exhibiting TO The eye tie Disgusting lava
Of disease, III the form Of alt Rheum Cancers Ulcers
Fever Sores Putid Flesh, Kings Evil, and the most
Frighifui Etupions u Tie Skin.
Railways Renovating Resolyeni has cured the most
terrible Of skin Diseases and Humos il will never fail
in the worst cases
LARGE HOLES IN THE NECK.
An Emigrant called upon o few months SINCE who
had been troubled with the disease called Kings Evil
He had Two very large holes in his neck, and his head
body and legs covered with the most Disgusting and
sickenng sores We Immediately placed him under tlie
influence Of the Rcsoivent. In six weeks from the time
he called upon every sore was healed not sven sore
left upon his body to remind him Of the Kings Evil
This man, Ike thousands Of other deuded persons had
laid himself prostraed before Two Epcfors four Kings
and Queen TO he touched BY the fingers Of Royalty
believing thai the hands cihe most sacred majestic.
would dive away the evil" The Rcnoyaiing Resolyen
had more power in restoring this poor deuded victim
cruel disease, to sound condition oil body than all Tho
kings aud monarchs on the earth.
BUILs CURED BY n. R. REsOLvENr.
Lima, Indiana, December IL, 1885,
/ Messrs Railway & Co., Chemists n. Y,
/ Send me two dozen Of X. r. Rcsolvent, have beer
sOreIy afflicted with boils. have been ormcnicd viii
these disaarceabe excrescensps for han two years
j tried I'll kinds Of medicines without effect. commec
/ ed the Reso,en One bottle Of il cured me entirely.
i have since recommended il 10 others
Yours. truly, X. G. WRIGHT.
i EADWAY & CO,
1862 Fuk0n Street NeU York
Sold hy Druggists, Merchants and siorekeepers eve
ny where.
February IL. 25-sr
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The Vienna correspondent Of The Times
states that in that capital the moststrenuous
efforts are making to induce England not to
insist on the dsarming Of the Russian for
tresses on the eastern shores Of the Black
sea.
Great complaints are made Of the incon-
ceiyable obstinacy Of Sir Hamilton Seymour
in this matter. II is feared that the British
government will not consent to sign prelimi-
narics Of peace until perfectly clear inter-
pretation hasbeen given to The fifth PROPOSE
tion.
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Round Hill Female Academy,

OKAAGE COUNTY,, III. q.


ESHE next session will commence on the 5lh of Ja-
luary, and continue Eve months, under the direc-
tor Of the same teacher, Miss PATTY DUTr, of Oxford
n. Y. This Academy is situated in moral, refined
and intelligent community surrounded with churches Of
different denominations; and il about twelve miles from
Durhnms Station the Central liail Road. Any per-
son in the lower councs.wishing TO send their daugh.
tiers up the countrt 10 find good school and healthy
scction will do well to send 10 Round Hill Academy
This being the eighth session Of the school, am
proud TO say, that has given general satisfaction. NV
present teacher is not to be surpassed in any Of The Aea
denies in the State good manager Of young ladies'
Her performance the Piano and Guitar is equal 10
any.
TERMS or TUiFIoS-per session Of five months.
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, Sc 90
The higher English Branches, and 10 90
Lessons on Piano, with use Of Tnsru-
ment, Is 90
Lessons on Guitar, 10 90
Board he had in good families in less than one
mile Of the Academy, for five aud six dollars per MONTH
As have the teacher boarding in my family, will take
ten o. twelve Young ladies' al six dollars per month"; no
extras The session closes on the 18Th Il June next al
which time public examination will take place For
further information write nc at Round Hill, Orange
d. &. PARRISH.
January a. al
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Ioietcays Pills possess most astonishing powers in
the cure Of General Debility Copy Of letter from Hen.
~ Antorne, Of Houston, Chckasaw Mississippi 10 Prv-
fessor Holloway Sir, suffered fol number Of years
from weakness and general debility, and brought to
deaths door by the was told by those consul
ted, that there no hope Of my recovery, when
solved TO give your pills trial. after using them for
bout five weeks, my health was considerably improved,
and At the expiration Of two months every symptom Of my
disorder disappeared. .(signed) II. ANToRNE.
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DIR J BIAS . IS )
EyvHSr.

~Ow II rh,pe II IL would hc plei.ed y zoe, hear
~ fon as mg desire his professional services, At
Iheif earliest convenience.
Calls mile on him, OF communications directed 70
Ch,psi lIiE Marlborough Graham, will be fully ap.
pieriairt and prsnpy attended 10.
gr Those VIII, think proper 10 apply IN time. csn
have The benefits u every improvement which fourteen
years Of ti,a constant practice has susscsie and
i, hrncii the dental at proposes
February g. 25--
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A Spgcx or TRouRLE WITH FRANcr.-A
Washington despatch 10 The New York Herald
says: II has leaked Out Of The State Depart
rnent tia, the French Government has assumed
position in relation 10 certain Russian vessels
that have been transferred since The commences
ineni Of The Eastern war, 10 citizens of The Uni
,ed States. being Al The lime II The transfer in
American potts. which il is likely will make
difficulty unless The President ianls. A list ~
The vessels has been furnished 10 NJ. Mason,
our Minister al Paris, and The determination a
vowed on the par Of The French aud English
Governments 10 llod them ms lawful prizes Of
war II any are captured. Mr.. Mason. il is re-
ported. exhibits some apprehension on the SUBJ
jrc. The correspondence will probably be call
ed for in a few days."
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To MERCHANTS. e..

a Lr. Merchants. Merchant TailSf.. Liquor Vendors
n Jewellers. ntugri.is. Cou-ignecs Agents, under
an Aci II The Legislature Of isjl-55, required 10
settle with the sheriff IL zach county The IL DAY II
April in each wear. under prnslly of one buntrd DOL
lar. which aei viii 10 enforced 10 III Of neglect g
comply herewith r. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
Febtuafy ~. s5-
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Office \. & G. r. n. Company, ,
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 1856. 5

Schedule for Mail Train on and after Thursday HE
3la day ef January, 1856.
NOTICE.
nm and after to-day, the MAI, TRAIN will leave
~ the Depot (Norh Carolina RAILROAD, al 3 minutes
before o'clock A.. M upon the arrival Of the cars from
the West. The Conductors and Baggage Master will
be in readiness totake charge Of baggage &c Passengers
will have trouble in shifting baggage and will arrive
al Weldon at 80 A. NJ in full time for all trains GO
ing North.
BY order Of the President.
JAMES NJ. POOL,
Ticket Agent.
February, 6. "a
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al CAR

%. gDIIIg3rY, DENTIST,
HAVING loraird IN HiIlshoruugh. respectfully q.
frrs vi. professional services 70 The citrns Of The
Town anil surrounding country. lie can produce salts.
factory testimonial. q biz skiil N The ptairsslnn.
OIiire ai The Union Hotel. When requested, fimi.
lies viii te waited on al their residence Charges rea.
sonibe.
N DE-. r. will be ia Chapel IIill the 6r.t week in
each month.
February u. 81
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washlnstor, Feb 9.

NICARAGUA AND rms GovERSnENr.-t'ol.
Wheeler, our Minister 10 Central America,
las recently replied 10 the letter Of Marcy
disappearing Of his conduct in recognizing
the present Government in Nicaragua. insist.
ing that from the surrounding circumstances
and in accordance with all civilized usages he
was jnstiliabIc. lie further states that the
forces Of Walker nav number 1900; that the
Government is firmly established, and the plan
81 uniting all the Central American States
in one Government will doubtless be sue
cessful.
Our Government, if report be true, is not
,lisinclincd TO acknowledge Walkers Cavern
ment by the reception ui some new duly ac-
credited Minister in the place Of French.
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Pafr0Risc y0ssr .S1ighbors.
BRYAN e OLDHAM.

UrocerS and COMMISSION Merchants,
WILMINGTON, N. c.,
~ RESPECTFULLY inform their up.couniry friends
hat they prepared give prompt attention to
oil business 10 their line which may be committed 10
their charge, and respectfully solicit share OF public
patronage.
They also keep on hand The hest CORN Shell
LERS that can be had and uron the receip Of orders
enclosing Ten dollars they viii oliver in Hili.borough
sheI.er with which boy fourteen years old can shell
100 TO 50 bushels per day.
Wilmington, Ian 25. 23-6m
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New Crop Molasses.

0Ti HHDs Of superior New Crop earienas NO
LAssEs. noa landing from the Bars samnac,
direct from Cuhs. fof sale ~
Ia J. l.. HATHAWAY & 60.
Wilmington. FEBRUARY l. 25-3w
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Window Sash, &C., By Machinery.
nay Machinery hen4 IN sacccs.laI operation. having
IN employed ffd rate Workman, and having On
hand supply q good iumler, J am now prepared 10
uiIcr 10 lie public
Furniture, Sash, Blinds. Doors, SC,
II seo workmanship, Al sor notice anil cheap fcr ile
e''a' PRIDE JONES.
February is. 25--
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Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c.

'IsIE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
friends and The public generally. that he i carrying
the Boot and shoe.m1king Business al bic Tan Yard
ia Orange county, y. I twelve miles south d RoHbO-
rough. ard twelve miles north Of lIllshorough The
shop conducted entirely hy Mi Asa N Davis fcmef-
u e lisbOTough. who liers himself. and those ior
whom he has worked will hear him out in bis opinion.
that be en- DO a. good work .. sny workman in the
state, and reasonable irrmA and in expeditions
a manner a. any Other workman 10 Be found.
Al orders from a distance promptly attended 10. He
i receiving large stock u Northern Cali skin ios
H'AD's DoO'A' ShO''' az W. II. PASS.
January :. co.
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For Every Body.

rEyHERE is number Of accounts stillduc on The books
Of ). d. Schoolicld and as the tine for collecting
them will soon expire, they mua be settled.
Let every one who ever had any dealings with Dr.
Scheduled call and ifhereis notan accoun, against
him, and thereby avoid the unpleasant visit Of col.
lector Forhearance will 10 be virtue.
A. TuRRENTiNE. Trustee.
January IA. 2l--
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Obituary.

Died, on The ith inst, ia tc neghborhool Of Balti-
mote, 81 dyseaicry aud fever. NJ. fRASKrH sArx.
pras. elcs, son Of the Hon. Il. " Saunders. in the
seth year VI his age.
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MARmrNn.

In ihis county, on Thursday the 9Th instant By
Alexander Dickson, ssq., Mr. VILLAS 2. Clayton, o.
Chatham. 70 Miss MAEGAarq I.ocEHART daughter
d the late Mr. David Loekhar,, cfllis county.
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esteem 20 highly. ofcourse we hoist the name Of Mr..
Fillmore subject the determination o. national
vcnton -four pary but We believe that be viii be the
man, and 50 believing we no longer defer the plea
sure Of saying IN The paines and most unequyocal
manner"
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Hon sc Painting.

OUT FOR MYSELF.
g n. COLLINS olles his services to the people Of
80 Hlsborough and its vicinity House Painter.
For his qualifications he refers 10 Mr.. t. Woods with
whom he has worked for four years.
January 8. Cow
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE couNTr.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1855.
III is ordered by the Court that publication he made
IN the Hillsborough Recorder for sik weeks, giving
notice thai a motion will be made al the next term Of
said Coun 10 abolish The oilicc of County Trustee.
Witness George Laws Clerk Of said Court. At Office
in Hillsborough, the fourth Monday in November.
49, GEORGE LAWS, c. C. c.
January 81 20--6w
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Temperance In saiisbury.-At town
election in Salisbury on the I'd nst ayote taken 70
ascertain the sense Of The citizens the License sys-
TEN. The vote was " No license" Ill; License" o.
SO it decided to sell no quantity oiiquor in Sails
bury under five gallons
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NoTICE.

A PPficATT0N will be made At February Term Of
IN Inc County Court Of Orange. 20 remove the Elec-
ton Precinct iiom wanut Grove tNichulss old siand)
TO psnshsille q. n. 4 q. Z. Psfish's siorc.l
Jinnsy Jl. al
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Battle Of nro0rc's CreefK.--A writer in tbs
Wilmington Journal proposes a celebration Of the an
nncrsary Of the Battle Of Mooc's creek, on the battle
ground, on the eth inst. The Editor Of the Journal
gives the suggestion hearty support; and though the
time is Short growing interest is manifested in the
NJ onal importance Of tia, battle which will doubtless
cause it to be respectfully celebrated.
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a GREAT BARGAIN.

II uhLAl DALl0AlA.
a s The subscriber has determined tc remove 10 The
"A South, he will sell privately the Plantation on
which he resides. three miles liishorough.
II has on il q comnodlous dwelling house aud other
buildings, situated on an eminenee, giving pleasant
view of the river Emo IN IL mrandernEs and HE adl.
ccni mountains. The Plantation contains 277 acres Of
good farming land under good fence The situation
particularly healthy and perhaps a residence
has but few il any equals
Also will he sold yeiy valuable Tract Of LAND n
Rockingham county, on Haw River, containing 2.6
acres.
Also, Two new business Houses in Marlborough.
{. ]. FREELAND.
January 25. 23-sw
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS.
sA@ EMAINlNG at the Posi- Office in Eiillsborourb ON
as The Isl day Of January, 1856.
James Burk, d. w. Kerr.
jacob Blcdsoc, l.. L, Kellogg,
g. A. Brown, Frederick How'd
Wiam Q. Conner,2 Benjamin +. Long,
Waiter r. Crosari, Wiam Murdoch.
John Cameron, Hamilton Montgomery,
Henry Chase, Miss Lon. M'Danie
Anderson b. Couch. NJ. VI. Maon,
Benjamin L. Emerson, Miss Nancy M.Nay,
Martha x. Faucet, Primrose Price,
!. ). Horn, Massa Patterson,
q. W. Hendry, Jacob Rces.
Glasgow Hays, William Il. Ray,
Martin Heald William u. Symmes,
Nelson Hail. George w. Scarlet,
James johnson, William T.. Strowd.
JAMES VI. PALMER, r. IL
January 8. 20