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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-30

The Mirtinsburg Republican. the organ Of Charlie
James Faulkner declares it, preference Tor Wise over
Hunter ior tn. next Presidency and saws lin doing so
Ne are confident express the sentiments Of very
large majority Of the State" It proceeds
1T j. time that tile masses should be consulted a little.
n State 10 regard to their choice IN the selection Of
canIuate- The politicians have for years had she con-
troll but under oar new system degree OF independence
has been infused into the rank and Gc constituting tine
great body Of our voters, which begins 20 command
pect and which, to success b. consulted
We said before, aud repeat il now that Hunter
strength with the politicians whilst Wise is strong with
the masses.
We do not howcycj believe that it would b.. GOOD pol-
ley to bring the Of either before the Cincinnati Con.
vcutonnor DO think that either {, O first choice OF
the Virginia democracy the present time.
We believe, If the popular voice of yirgnin repre-.
scented 100 that Convention, JAuE, BccHtvAN Of Pcnn-yl.
vani, will receive the endorsement Of the old Common
wealth. as M' gentleman emucny worthy 20 bear the
democratic standard iu the next Presidential contest
new idea that, that Hunter. strength j. with the
politicians, while Wise is strong with the
che fact ssn hr a- tie politicians in our State legislature
'rs conccHe' uaioHty-n large majority, ~ We under
-aud-irc in favor of Wise and against Hunter
Tic truth Is, Wise has had 20 splendid oppofiunit,
20 win over e Democratic members Of the Legislature to
hi- side, and hc h not failed improve b. Thee fellow.
nve called ON him i his palace and With usual tact
aud with eye single the nomination at Cincinnati
hc as aittecd and honey .fugglcd them no little They
s,asc right u-uot being accustomed 10 g.. noticed by
| Governor and feeling exceedingly proud and iub
liant therelt, the, hlloo for the Only gentleman
At the top Of their voices aud swear that Wise is r.
-marest aud bJlIcs and most dlsng man Of the sge-
the very mtn Tor the times aud the very 10 100 for tc Pee
.iIency. We agree that 30 would have been prcc.cl,
thc s1me matter who had been & vernon proyi
l'i Joe bad treated vanity .sircken little alligator
vth the same attention that Wise ha. drlc II Hnuto
bad been Governor, and had thus acted towards them
hey would have boiled over in hot praise IF his marvel
ous virtues au1 craftsmanship. There o.. nothing lik
knowing how To deal with weak and grc.n vessel. Bt
the majority Of the Democratic members ,f the pr..c,
Legisasnrc Wise, by noticing them and by seeming I'd
pay great Difference TO their We've upol matter. ,,
things u general has capuvaed and capt red nearly IN
whole Of them We say, then, bu,ll Tor Wise anil hi
little army OF Legislative green 'uus'
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THE AUSTRIAN PROPOSALS

Wchsvc at De-. received the exact text ofthc con lions
NJ peace rendered by the Allied Powers Ru.l The de-
finite cannot are piOfmrd be- received before
no. 9th OF this present month Are thee terms destined
10 form memorable epoch boz the history of European
ihhiou they destined to Doe consigned o.tle im-
Boo Of lpotvc projects with the Treaty Of ybIgc ur the
1uni-tce Of Cl,tisny H. the present destined here
passionate and almost Judicial calmuess aud reluctance
with which IL commenced. g. ~ take hencciorh
new beginning with tho avoTcd object longer uf mere
ly protecting the Ottoman domnions from tie immediate
attacks Of Busi but Of deprying her Of the power oi
repeating similar outragr2 That will depend the ro.
sult OF te conflict between the and peace parties n
The Cabinet of the CzarOn the natural struggle between
the wish 20 relieve exhausted people ruined trade
'nd bankrupt cSchrquar and the stubborn determination
~ carry out tc plan oi universal monarchy aud rather "a
risk the supervision Oi the whole framework Of society
Than 10 rccrde from single pretenuOn OregO single
dream Of conquest glory annexation that Peter Cat4
rinc, Ale1sUio' or Nichots may have entertained
Regarded from point Of view, the terms appear suf
Recently reasonable and moderate aud cpuchcd in lam
gnase studousy measured 10 give the least pos.
Die Offence ~ the susceptibility u antagonist
When consider the objects Tor which We most unwil
lingly took up arms hardly imagine that Rusi'
herself can expect that should bc content with lea
expensive basis NJ negotiation unless indeed the Tor
tune Of war had declared decidedly against II Il dit
hout 20 put ourselves IN the position Of enemies
clearly 10 repc'ent 90 minds with what feelings pr
t1Otc Russian must regard such offer, though ever
he We should suppose, must feel that in the demand e
such terms there u nothing either arrogant presumptu
Gus No ono can suppose. should think, that ste
What has occurred The acd SOveregns could leave IN
Danuban Pnudp,ltes IN their present d.oined and ia
orgsnihei condition. They must he governed and "
NerncibY power iu respect suhect 10 Rrs-an nhu
snces 1t they are not TO become again IN fes years
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-30

sonator IoomDs delivered BOO. promised lecture ON sI
very in Boston o1 ihprdiy last he seems to have been
well received and to have been listened to with ro.esc
iu aud patient attention throughout. save and exrept
single hiss from eli ye ind yidui and the cxcl,pst,, Of
The close Of hi' address Of another who s,id-"yb,p
will Charles sumner have the privilege of speaking b,
Georgia. The New York Express. in abiding To Mr
Toombs' address. says
~. > Senator IoOmJs prossvery lecture in Bost,u M
Thursday evening, was received - we'll .copd IA. ,
pected there aud Somewhat better lie was in his mol,
snd manner much oamer and cooler than ia hi. e,ci,
harangues in Congress or on the Georgia s,ump-,,,
logical and demonsiratye at times thu. producing nov,
iu effect upon the Boston mind. There were no no-
views put nrth 70 men, who have studied the Co,.,i,
ton and the Afncan question, but the views were ~
aud fresh 20 masses Of bis hearers who never sf r.
the Southern SIDE The lecture IN th. r..p,,t viii a
great good aud u Is grea, pity il could he heard ever,
where" ''''
"Tbe two AppletOus, Of Boston, William aud y,,b.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-30

This great discrepancy between estimate and re
suit in country where many means exist for
approxmsting accuracy, should lead our statiSti-
clans to distrust their vaunted estimates These
gentry have put down Virginia at 10 millions bush
els never believed that the whole yield exceed
ed half that amount; but in the absence OF reliable
data, nothing could be done, and farmers selling
rs though they had 10, instead Of about millions
bushels Such must continue the case, until relia-
Die information can be obtained.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-30

both cHM. C. appeared the platform with Nc Tcombs
The lecturer welcomed stranger with decisive and
demonstratvc applause. aud when single hiss was
squeakcd out drowned Ia bursts of appreciation.
The hospitality Of Boston stronger than all s preju
dices Three cheers not unmScd with dissent Civ
the close and some cried. GLOW long before
Charles Sumner will thus be permitted To speak South y
The impression j. that IL Toombs, and other hothcads
like him. would lecture In Syracuse, Oswego. AShtabula,
and other parts Of Africa that they would do great deal
OF good. in educating the innocent- and in being them
selves educated and freed from their roth fire. fury and
foly"
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CORRESPONDENTS.

The following letters received yesterday morning,
the from citizen of Georgia, and the other
from citizen Of King Queen county in this State,
we present examples of hundreds of others of a
similar character which pouring in upon US from
all quarters Of the country We Suboin them with
out comment, preierring let them speak for them
selves:
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MARRIED..

~ Mount EbA on Ihur-iNy, the eth ~ December
irnlsy Mr. CHARLES GARY, Of King william county
LUCY T. daughter Of rembe Walker of King
~ the sane place aud time by the Mr. RICHARD Gu
ing aud Qus.u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-30

Dr. Crane will deliver Lecture Thursday evening at the
Metropolitan Hall, the OF Consumption by Inha-
hton The Lecture will BE- ireeand those who feel a,v
interest on tile subject could obtain information on
better teriLs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-30

W u y
RS cloths have attained established reputation
orug The only perfect protection against aud preventive the
mothers greatest affection. A GsrusRED BEEGsr
Mothers should bear n mind that these valuable Cloths
tended to the breast when risen but that they designed to
prevent this catastrophe, which they certainly do Mothers
therefore, Who The east fear apprehension breast
should not walt m hey threatened cloths lut
hou them and them aside any
tency.
n i'ed ss directed, they VIII very speedily dsspae innaua.
ION of the breast asy entirely al pain ng
render the breast soft aud pbe, aud
and unobsuctei dow ~ c milk, which invariably relieves
tyods he possibility II a G.uWHfb BHEasf.
Mothers they found indispensable
tort these cloths constantly during The period which
iow Of milk is difficult and irregular.
NJ found fault With them that know, whilst
contrary taow that they esteemed Of nemcbc value by
hundreds Who have used 1icn.
They Perfectly convenient to and leave soil
garments may spilled pleasure
entire convenience.
~ remittance Of 800, accompanied by i2 Of
postage stamps, will the by mail Of pail
of these cloth. sny part Of the United states
They Tor sale exclusively by
ADiE GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
sell ~ Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
tD- Yuu directions for applying these Cloths will aocoupany
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-30

chclcou-ly assured by European institutions in which
the contracting powers shall be- equally represented e1
crpt tc particular positions the ord- OF the soil Oh the
tiss rissrdiits wlufcour-e- which shall be regulated
upon the principles established by the Ac; OF the Congress
Vt Vienna as regards thc navigation of rivers Elrh Of
the contracting powers shall have the right keep one or
small vessels Stationed the mouth OF the river de-.
tined the Of the regulations relative to
the freedom OF the Danube
Act. 3-SurrsALHArioS or TIE BLACK SEA
This shall be- open 10 merchant vrs,c.yloscd'to
na,ics (Hares D,dfn'Tes) consequently no naval
military arscnals shall be created maintained there
The protection o. the mu,rcil and martin. interest.
Of i nations shall be assured u the REFLECTIVE ports of
the Black sea, by the establishment OF Institutions CON
lurmabc % international law. and the customs Sane.
toned in such The two powers which hold tu.
engage themselves % mtntin only the number of
light vessels, Of fixed force, necessary Tor their cOl-t
service. This convention, concluded separately between
these two powers shall form part annex "a the gen.
cra treaty after receiving the approval of the contracting
parties This separate convention cannot Do nunulled
modified without the of the signature. of the gem
erl Treaty The closing Of the straits will admit the OK
ccpuou applicable the stationary vessels mentioned iu
the preceding article.
ART. l-cnEi~rIAN -rnJLCTs OS TN PORTE.
The innuuitics of the Riyah subject. Of the Port,
shall bee rcgi1u.y prc.crveJ without infringement on the
independence and dignity Of the Sutans crown A de-.
befatiO taking place between Austria France Great
Britain and the Sublime Porte assure Christian
subjects Of the Sultan their re ous and political rights
Russia shall b. invited. when p,acc s made, 10 associate
herself thereto
ART J-sPFCfAt oOSpfrOVs.
The bcllgeret Powers ticu-clve. the right
which appertains 70 them Of producing be European in.
tcrest special conditions aud above tho four guar
Hutccs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-30

Extract or 'eyoa gsaa1arr ia ~ 'oH'ry 10 r. Ed
tors oftse WRig.
Il Wa delighted with your .rce The
gooith supcrlative
tone P-rvade all believe would induce people
consult their speedily sway
politician, hut whatever others
trust N Persevre srr continue the popular
at the people have great their
they ght safely and wisely their they
prefer the worthless and they plead ignorance
W respect 70 NJ Rves, fully with that
superior he has equal, contribute 10
the composition Of statesman. have my
81 late the celebrities % none
home abroad, breadth depth accomplish
publ, private, justly pronounced peer
Look through the gallery OF Statesmen.
them Al rival him in the variety and fune. % hi.
Ills combined power ofsPeeeh pen Pamers;ou-
Who the Potcan-ao Lord Derby,
claier than dbatonot Lord John cro,chey mind
forever Involving himself his friend. Ia !uirou,
Does Fa-ce supply Die equals may nearly
resemble him, bu boz oiy coup5cusycue. Of
they Infinitely h interiors % the virginia
"You kaaV Who have With Mr. Rive. on
the party questions o; the day know agree ;h
him Bot have Away. ACKNOWLEDGED his pubIc and
private woriL-aud am proud OF him my colutryuau."
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NOTICE.
Las. q. HINT A ia MN II III NE Inv. i.

- neci themselves under the firm Of HUNT BRO cot
iucng general Commission business Office
Esa bciWren Cary street and the Danv Depot eAr
Harvey, Wood a Col
They solicit congments Of Tobacco Wheat, FLOUR Corn
kuds ~ country produce, promising prompt all
gnucnts, and quick ihI-
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Ant. l-pANrgiAN PRINciPAIrlrs

Complete abolition OF the Russian Proiectorlte The
Dauubiau PucplteS shalt receive organization con
aud the new organization, respecting which the pcopl,
-h b- consulted shall b. recognized by the contracting
Puwer-. aud sanctioned by the Sultan AZ emnAng from
th, sovereign initiative. No State shall b. able under
any protest whleycr-uudcr any form OF proccOsate-tc
interfere Ia the question Of the internal administration oil
priucpalte-. they shall adopt dcfuiuyc permanent
system demanded by their geographical posi- ion aud mo
impeachment can 10 male 10 their iOfiyus, IN tue iutere,
oi their safety IN such they deem alys able
th.ir territory against foreign aggression.
In exchange Os tie strong places al territories occu
pied by the Allied armies Russia consents 70 a rectifca-
ton Of her frontier with Turkey ia Europe 1t would
in the vicinity Of Chotym follow the line Of III,
mountains which extend iua sOutheastr,y direction anL
terminate Lake Sl-ik The line [frce shall b.. def
nitcy ryuiici by the general treaty aud the conceded
territory would return to the Piucipaltes and ~ the SUI
zcriinty OF the Porte
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rRoGREss OF NEGOTIATIONS.

ItNI OF IfE PEACE FHuFO-ITIONs
The Brussels h.tps, i,se E-'y- gives the following
tie text VI propositions submitted to Russia by Count
r.f.rhtyv-
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Jan 8, lSj6.-ja4
DISSOLUTION.

z the 1t inst b. Limitation.
All persons having claims sgains the present
Tor payment aud all indebted requested
mediate payment
The name Of the hru viii be used by member close III
business. WI H. HUBBARD,
JAS u GARDNER,
AMBROSE CARLTON
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JANUARY list. 1856.

TUNHE UNDERSIGNED have day entered into M
der the hrm 81 GREEN IOBSON, purpose II COZ
Quoting Produce COlHDf-siOn Business in the City Of RicI
They Inform their friends that they services
Mr. Jno Book late of the Watkins who will
tend to the sale oprouce the nm general
WM. u. GREEN, 81 Charlotte.
ia8-d&ctm FRFD W IOI,sON
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.. -, DIsSt,Ll TION.

Nh fi" ~ Uf MiLLiN&hANl ELLEIr CO Is this day d.
used Ia winding the business The books viii
found at the old stand, In the Of J. Wngham.
place customers respectfully
debts, II Is important the business should
| slble J. WIILINGHAM.
ANDREW L.. EiLErr,
January I, 1856. J. PACE
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Jew YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL OVER
4 Il Al 4 Ia IA 4 L m q

UN1is COMPANY based upon the mutual system Al prof
To the benefit ~ the Every policy holder
member 81 the Company. entitled all its rirh
and privileges Dividends declared annually Premiums mas
paid M cash or paid by note at The option Of ihc
." b. Hise f1drV-'is tlddHess 10 deisr."
What ucater evidence H. wanted prove uncertainty M
and the dangers oi delay, than How
call TO mind remembrance Mothers Orphans depri
dent Parents. victims ~ the uncertainty life
delay Tie Utmost feelings respond To The declaration, that
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS"
generalization thief
aud hour when YOU think you may suddenly cui oi
snd that without remedy your family not then Tor a NOR
convenient season accept The boon while near
Hest possible convenience provide the e
Of honest livelihood vrn .ha cease 10 know YOU more
For rates ~ Insurance Books call on the sbsr
bcf No sOJ MAN itHftr, square above NiHgyft BaNkf
d. 4 %. NORMAN Dn. FRgp. MAX. Medical Examiners
in2G CHARLES WOHTtIAu ay.,,
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mLsMANp.s cALcINrn nAaNrsIA.

UsBANDS CAICINEb MAGNFstN is highly beneficial n
diseases ~ The stomach and towels, Whiri attended
acity and gves Immediate relief 10 the Heartburn The effects
excess 10 eating ~ druklnr generally relieved
lords one ~ The nlest nui most pleasant aptrrn especially
persons Who from sictny life other causes,
frequent necessity o having rec0ure to laxative To persons
bilious or EQUITY habit may hc recommended with peculiar ~,
pHey Many n The complaints children early infancy
even ~ more advanced periods attended With acdiy
fech cases tc Cacned Magnca has advantage os
horhfn viz That both ncualea the acid n The almcnar
canal and sets az ~ cacous gne pufgatve This pfepsr
Ton " ifec from unpleasant and three times the
common Cacned Magnets Pour frat Premium silver Medals
New York Worlds Fair Medal sale by the Drirgs
generally and by the manufacture.
I.I llrnII \ IL ~ IL ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-30

We invite attention to the proceedings OF the Convention
of hcAmercan party Of the Fifth Congressional district
held at Pttsyvauia Court House last week 1, will be
that the delegate from that district the National
Convention is instructed TO vote for nominee Of
the party for the Presidency, who does abide by
in good faith sustain the Philadelphia platform
exists"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-30
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.


DISSOLUTION.
tuNuE nru Of SMITH RoBkRrs this day doiscih by nul
rhos. ~ smith having putchss,d VI J. y. R.hs
h entire iatcrcs The banc.s Of th. late
Smith, Rhodes Co. Who alone authorized
rllOS. NJ SMITH,
Richmond, January ist 1856. JSO 4. RODkRTs.
CO-PAnTNE RSHIP.
NJ late of the Of ROBERTS
this day associated w,h him ED~asD n. RHopss G,o "
M-i> aud wv HuRt. for the OF cOnung
lmrting and Jobbns liarwAr
of SMITH. RHODES
The ub-reers hav. already received
to time tn receive from the manufactures Of England
large and well seieeed stock ardwsrc,
siicIy Sc ADAPTED TO the coming season,
invite the attention Of the Merchants saddlcrs
North Carolina aud Tennessee
viii b. ab. supply upon most favorable tenn.
To the of the old
mrut for their liberal aud long patronage aud wo1
respectfully solicit for q
guaranteeing part give them entir. Satisfaction
rHOS NJ SMITH,
EDWARD a. RHODES,
gro W. WILSON
wM. =. HURT.
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GRrxNvnLx. NEsiwxrurS corSrv. Ga. ,
.kIaHry ISL. iS56.


subscription excellent paper
Of thoe wings who Ike ycurselves-and there
cctonvci In the late elections
American Ticket that loved that party hut demo
think aud the
anring day affords additional evidence In confirmation Of the
for the anti. administration Of the South.
Col speed your the American Organ and National
American eturs
talk about scc % the slavery question for the sake
Presidential and address these honeyrl
words to the people % the SOUTH when At the time
OF the North have already resolved that they will
make opposition the ha. % their political action all
papers and their
stignsiEd abotionre the whole South
Ia the editorials Of the above named statement
that the American Of Georgia had recommended silence
the SLAVERY question: other words that the slavery article Ia the
Philadelphia platform should he abolished the fact
the party would thpaAnd
ave thousand, Ia the State Yours
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/ GROCERY ANp GENERAL COMMISSION RuSINES,

THNf underslrnrd have unllc themselves The
style Of MCDONALD SPOTS HARVEY for the purpose
conducting In city the above business In all IT. branches T
have taken the warehouse No 20 Pearl
ecenty occupied by Hunt HATyey expect
few days extensive Of Groceries which
respectfully Invite the public gen.
rally Experienced members Of the hm will
the sale Of Produce generally and to the receiving
goods
The usual advances made consgumen FROM long evp,
the different branches prompt be
sonal attention. hope merit portion public patronage
JOHN G. MCDONALD,
JAMES q. SPOTS,
JOHN d. HARVEY,
IL NnNIk A.
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Co-pAHTNEHsnIr.

4 style Of
GARDNER, CARLTON 4 CO..
for the purpose carrying on the Wholesale BOOT sHoH n
aud LEATHER business at No. III Main
share OF public patronage. JAS. n. GARDNER,
AMBROSE CARLTON
49, WM. II. HUBnARD.
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N1srs Eios Your perfectly Orthodox southern
rights all subjects, and able defence
Of the agricultural have induced amer interval 81
subscription the wing although
at this time subscriber three Of which
Published Richmond
cultural whng denunciailon Of Hoits sud HI tai
holding their dcrticn
-. ,ra and
the appreciation Of all Wnh converse, the
subject neither whg Know Nothing Democrat. but
fsesr bat depend II. opinion for what s
Yours, truly,
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DIssoIUTIoN OF Cn-PAmrNEmsMIp.

VQNilE hrm Of WARREN PERKINS hl. day dissolved by
tIal consent. Either will the Of tie
liquidation All persons indebted will please
aud settle their accounts. Longer indulgence be given
WA. T. WARREN,
jalO W y. PERKINS
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DIRECTORS OF THE FARMERS BANK OF vIR

DIRECTORS OF THE FARMERS BANK OF VIR
CHINA.
By StockIoiders Ricuxo>n r. f,.s,,.
William H. mcfarland Richard d Uaslins
James dunlop, Stephen d. white,
VIM II. Haxall, n NJ Martin
WIN. G. Allen. Nichol., G. Read
VIM II. Hubbard.
John II. Wallace, Peter S;oolr;ch
VIM. l. mart Samuel Gordon. Jr.,
John C"asiey, WIN. r. Cheek.
VIM. Allen.
LYScuBuRo.
w William Radiord. Henry ID. FLOYD
Christopher winirce, Benjamin Wilkes.
John b. Lee, James A. Hammer.
John q. Taylor.
NORFOLK
y. c. Whitehead jesse j. simkia.
a. ID nv' n' James ii. johnson,
Samuel X Borum, John IIipkins
VIM. W. Lamb.
PETERSBURG
John Kevan, David q Pom.
Oharles Corling, Samuel Stevens
Richard u. Britton, Patrick A Rootb
James VI CullOck
DANvILLE.
Nath. I. Green, Leonard Claiborne
Robert Wilson, VIM H. Wooding
John W Paxton Sterling H. Lester.
Levi Holbrook.
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
James W. Saunders Rcharl q Cr,nL
AZ. k'ves, Dr. VIM. +. Gooch,
MN T. Parish, Andrew j. Brown.
William Garth.
rARNvILLw
= - Read VIM. A. Walton,
john l. ihornton, Henry e. Guthrie
w u. Ihackston. Patrick II. johnson.
James NJ McNutt.
ALEXANDRIA.
VIM Gregory, John +. Dyer,
t. r Suite. David Funston,
George Bryan, Patrick Y Uhler.
Frances l.. Smith.
wNTHEvILLE.
stephen McGavock, Gordon C. Kent
Thos. j. Morrison VIM C;bbouey
Ephraim McGavock Allen T. Crockett
Robert Crockett
LEwIsBURG
James II. Nesmith VIM Smith
John W. Damn, WIN H. Sh,nklin
Mark l.. Spots Patrick Bcirn.
John Wthros
BLACHsRURG.
James X. Kent VIM Thomas
T. q. Ami>s Henry Ribble
George Earhart, Francis Henderson.
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