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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-02

tUI, NoLogAI AND LASAL-The report of 4. p.
Esq District Attorney of the Second Judicial
pct, shews that the whole number of convictions
fa' District during the year 1856 was 704, and in
was 6gs
Bond in his report says: IS From these tabu-
stements II will be seen that 966 cases were
during the year in the several district courts of
Moiokai and Lanai, aad in the Police Court Of
"a, resulting in 6JS convictions and 26S acquit-
ihese ngures show an apparent increase of
over the previous year, when the number of
reported as tried was S63, the number of ccnyic=
'I', and Of aeqnirtaIs 152.
returns for 1856 were, however, incomplete,
u the remissness Of the District Justice Of
and OF the former District Justice Of Wailuku.
,hg that the report from those two districts
ht'e been the same in 1886 AS in 1857, the
gate " clses would have been ,068, of couvic-
81. aud Of acquttals 24y- According this
a'e- there has been Turing the past year n di-
'h Of about ID per cent in the number of co.-
ns- Fifty persons appealed during the year from
sions Of the Police and District Justices to the
Csreuit Judge AZ Chambers. Of these, 30 were
ftet and IA acquitted. Fourteen cases were
IN the Circuit Court for the Second Judicial
CT during the year, resulting in IL convictions
acauitrils- On the whole the amount OF crimi-
ness brought before the several courts In the
~ has been unusually small
further reduction can hardly be booked for
W grIevous evils which gnaw at the v:tals OF
dic'ary system and Of our national prosperity.
ausoafed- The irst Of these is the prevalent
ird, throughout the nation, Of truth and OF
nctity Of an oath. The principal duty OF our
rates and juries, and the most dIfzicut one, is
nee the ere ibiIity of witnesses where nearly all
reliable. 0tcntimes they must be consinced
'ere IS gross perjury On both s''les Of the case.
u . q crying one; its tendency 10 u make q
uockery OF justice, and to tempt to crime by
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-02
LAWRENCE & HoUSEwORTH
STENCIL PLATES.

EVOR MARKING BOXES. BAGS, &c. CUT
u to Order, at the lowest rates, by BCkkE CO.. lSF
JACKSON srRrGr sAs PRAscsoo ALso-Names cut in Cop
per for marking Clothes books, with indeibe Ink
n. B-Orders left with the publisher Of this paper will
ways he promptly executed ioz-u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-02

Fire Insurance Notice.
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE co.
IuNHE CNDERSIGN ED begs notify o par
ties who have insured in this Office buildings
their contents within the precincts Honolulu that in
sequence Of the continued erection of large and high
buildings close together in
Der in the town will be taken already
taken will not he renewed the expiration terms
ROBERT C. JANION,
62-t Agent for the Northern 20.
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPA.
ny, Established 1867 For Fire and Life
home and abroad.
Capital E1 ,259.76O. Sterling.
The undersigned has been appointed Agent for the Sandwich
Islands ROBERT CHESHIRE JANION.
"A Honolulu.
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HONOLULU SOAP WORKS,

w. J. RAWLINs & CO.,
uE THANKFUL FOR PAST FAVORS
and are prepared with their present improvements 70
.,rnv families with hard and soft soap also
And always ready To buy for taow sluh and
all kiads Of kitchen grease. o'-v
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-02
HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. SEPTEMBER q 1855
sasintss Garos.


HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
lOO-d A. p. EVERETT, Treasurer and Agent
AGENT FOR THE
New OrlS Boa rd Of Cnderwriie
The undersigned takes leave notify Merchants Ship Masters
&c-, that has appointed Agent for the
New York Board Of Underwriters.
13-1y ALEX J. CARTWRIGHT
AGENT FOR THE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
The undersigned begs notify Merchants Ship owners
and ship masters. that he has received the appointment
AGENT at these Islands for the LIVERPOOL UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION.
July 1-n ROBERT c. JANION.
AGENT FOR LLOYD'S
The undersigned begs notify Ship
Shipmasters that he has received the appointment
AGENT at these Islands for LII0YD'S LONDON.
July 1-tf ROBERT G. JANION.
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rus RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,.uvp DAILY. sKmrwErxLY, AND wEKKLr.
s',rc,,IE DCNNAvANT, TYLER 81 WISE
T T. y 81 ::


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rnoprer g. yer annum, OF six copies for $40. 10
Fs3 -xsri,blr In advance. When letters containing
I' ,ent by mail, they must be registered, or they
rr! ~ y, ,bc risk Of the writers.
~" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n.uy ENeuiRER--tor TEN lines or less, nrst
'H s"ycen., and every succeeding insertion TWEEN
~ Va" .s If inserted twice week or three times u
- sI,v.,vensnda hn, cents for esch insertion after
II and wheu Inserted only once week fifty cen's
;''t" sxa1-WRRKIY - For TEN lnes OF less, hrst
I vrn,y hve cents; Tor each seqaent insertion
sfN" wacn Inserted only once week seventy-hve
;s -. wsynLr- For TEN lines or less, hrst inser
'!hA ayc ccu,s tor each continuance hity cetts
- siSer,iseis are charged S35 for one square OF
,la'" :,p for two squares, and in that proportion
;a1f|..,.sm-nts Of @ greater length, except Auc-
's' ' sbo are charged 300, (paper inc!uded)
- IA bitusries and Tributes OF Respect, cXceedlnY
" 'nc, are charged TOR ns advertisements:
sS, rom distance must be- accompanied with the
or satisfactory references, to insure exeeI-
At, du.s 70 this Office may be rcmi;sed per mail IN
IL u .y,lsble Rank notes. if registered, 1.-THE risk oi
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SISl RL.IYiIlN

ESCAPED from Dam No. . on North River Canal.
HL tho night OF the st OF August, THREE NEGRO
CONVlCTS named JNO. VALENTlSE f.. ALIEN BROOKS
and WM NELSON The above reward will be paid ur
their delivery in . city, nj the works on North River
$50 tor either OF them
John Valentines age s 80 Height five fee, five md
halt inches small et wrist and second fore finger
nal right split color dark yellow and sent
To thc Penicntiary from Petersburg.
Alex Brooks age is - yca's. Height hve feet four
inches color stout and heavy SET and vas sent to
the P.nitenliary from Caroline county.
Wn Nelson's age ia "a years. Height five er ive and
ausrtcr inches color, yellow small the fore
head and sent 70 the PenrcntRry from Fincaste IN
Botctourt county.
y order of the Prcsiden. OF the Jsnrs River and Kn
nawts Company. NM v MuNFOkD, Sccty.
Richmond August FL ls5--saw2m
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SCHOOLS AMI CGLLEGES.
BEAUMONT FEMALE SCHOOL.
~ 1

NEAR GORDONSVlLLE, VA.
iris may here acquire good educalinn solid hnd
months, (ncludrg board tuition, washing, iIcl, .icls
and medical attrndsnce varying from Sli0 S!,
cordng the studies pusucd. The location is healthy
and convenient to churches. shall be aided in conduct
ing this school by Vrginia Lady of high reputation '
teacher. For circulars containing further particulars
address, JAS. l.. JONES, NJ d., Principal,
Aug 2s-c2w Gorionsvile, Va.
SMITHFIELD ACADEMY.
BOARDING AND DAY SCIlOOL-SEsSiON 1859
'uNHE Third Session OF the subscribers independent
Il Male School, will commence trst MONDAY In Octn'
bcr aud close (with the nlerinssion Of the usual ho
davs) the last Friday in July.
Terms per session of l0 months, for Tuition AID Board
(incuding Washing, Fuel, Lights &c) in the family Of
the Principal. 5000; payable quarterly IN advance.
For further information address the subscriber nj
Hampton Virginia until Goth September after time
at Snithncd.
Aug ls-clocl II. NJ CARY.
ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,
HANOVER COUNTY, VA.
VRNHE next session OF this Insulation will commence on
IL Thursday the a3d OF September, with the following
instructors:
CHARLES b. STUART Moral and Natural Science.
JOHN w. STUART. Ancient Languages and Mathematics.
Miss FANNIE H. RBY, Music and Ornamental branches.
MISS FLORA GRAHAM, French and English branches.
ton n the boarding department and labor expense
will DO spared TO maintain the high character gained by
the School during the past session.
Charges for Term OF Treniy Ueeks Payable in AdrGc':
Board, including washing, fuel aud lights, St' CO
Tuition In English branches II Oh
French, 10 90
Latin and Greek. 10 CO
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy = 0O
Music on Piano. including OF instrument. - 30
Ornamental branches bt the usual prices.
For Circulars or other Information address
CHARLES r. STUART
July 30-ctf Ashland, Va.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
ID uII.IIAinA,E

yHyHE ninth session OF this Institution will commence
II on the first Monday in October next
~ Department . So ,
Two French ladies reside in the family of the Principal
and it il their especial duty TO speak French habuay
with the young ladies'.
Italian Painting and Drawing arc taught by Mr. Pers
co. an Italian Mr.. Buchlcr, a native German, tenches
German
The best teachers of Music employed. and every
effort s improvement in this valuable
complement
This institution well known to the bishops and clergy
of Virginia The public invited 10 refer 10 them, to
the Professors in the Virginia Military Institute, to Prof
F. H. Smith, of the University of Virginia, and to the
patrons Of the school.
For catalogue containing Information to terms course
Of study boarding department. &C. with list of parans
address ID. LEE POWELL, PRINcIPAL,
Julv l5-ctlOct Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-14
hEH ~T0NE CIDER MILL,
u ~ BY THE EAGLE WORKS,

.,p,s .,inc machine has. within the pest year. been
W., -, ,yrre actual tests. and been very much I'M.
;, me addition oil ~ irch hy-wheel, ne" gear :.
''- b,r. and other minor improvements, and Is
2. ,e. ., ,h,. public with the certainty that It Is
very test manner aud that 1t will grind and
;is and faster than any other Mill In the market
=, and others supp led on liberal terms , ,n do
80 here are no dealers near farmers, tney Will 40
r. S.ys now ready for exhibition and sale, the best
"s N. world f.r preparing Corn Stalk Fodder
y '.'-' .' md IN a superior manner. Address
.:'i y a"1 - w . HlCKOk,
Agent Eagle Works, Harrisburg, Pa
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MIX. CLEMENS FAVORITE.

4 late issue of "The South" intimates belief 'fst
NJ Ia,cbsr ia not Mr.. Clemens fsvorits for N. &
.rncr.nip We hsve been informed fr II
.ourcs. that "Tnu South is most probably M rh %
Our 10 ormants are not positive. Nei!her 10 "iho
s,utb." Will Mr.. Clemens himself Do so good az
10 euli .n usl He must bs very earnestly 10 faycr
of somt body.
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G.. j. ID. PRYOR'S

MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL.
OCATION-Williamsburg. Va SEssros-bcans
Ia with October, 1853, and ends with June. 1883 -
TEAcHER-C. J. ID. Pryor Principal. and the requisite
number of competent assistants SrDJHcTs--A usually
taught the best English sca and scientific Schools
TEAcHIHG-Thorough in all the departments. DIscip
LIsE-as mild is compatible with the true Interests o.
the pups BOARD (washing fuel and light includrd) and
Tuition 5000 Tuition less than $50. more than
s5O-nusc excepted. Music S3G. Fuel end stationery
zach ST. Text Books Iurni he'd 10y the rrin ripal. TX
penses estimated from the oil the pupil to the
OF the session. and paid oneha in advance and the othc
the 18th February, 1852 Deductions made only AT thu
discretion of the Principal Testimonials and reference
the abundant and satisfactory gwen desired Ad
dress {. J. ID. PR1OR, A. NJ.
Aug al-ctlOOct Williamsburg. Va.
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RED OAK ACADEMY,

BRUNSWICK COUNTY pJRGISid.
IvNHE session will open the fret Monday IN Ocio-
ber and close the last Friday in the following July
The of study will be thorough and discipline hrm
For Board including every thing except light. slOc
Tuition i'm Clns scs and Mathematics ........-. ~
Tuition in advanced English Branches . A., 40
Tuition in Primary .......-. 80
The Boarding Department will be under the charge o
Dr. John H. Winiree, to whom, in the absence of the
Principal all communications may be addressed at Ken
uedysP. o.. brunswick county.
Conveyaucrs, suitable notice, will meet pupils al
Blacks and Whites on the South Side Railroad
Aup ll-ctOcl AUG l.. DlBBtF.
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AT MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.-S0UTHE
PACIFIC RAILROAD MEETING

A general MEETING u the stockholders OF thi:
"a Company will TAX" pla'c NJ Memphis, iennes,ce.
Monday The 18th day OF September ls5s, nj which ull
repor II the state OF things cx4e will be- made and
pr ccedings "t mcrnR' in Louisville Cincinnad
and St ouis New York and elsewhere; aid o the plans
OF the tuunny to relieve the rprisc ON its pres.
difficulties Matters st In , condition that the
renls the road can prot'c bona nd Stockholders,
vindcr,c the rche o the Company ANA rscneit beyond
Siockh .l.rs at Memphis is desired ard vigorous and
unanimous acron-such may be Rad there backing up
the meetings already had will doubtless. save The enter
prs. r..t.rinp confidence ta the rHy progress
Sen, -r1t JEPTHA FOWLKhS Prcst
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CHANCEXY-At Rules held Il

" IRGINla-IN th'N,rNi ~ hues htid ior
C.tks Office thereof ON the first Monday in August 1885,
being the % day OF the said month.
Hiram P Moody, Plaintiff.
Against
HIliard NJ La Prsde and Young La Prade administra.
tor of Nancy La Prndc, deceased, Defendant.
The plnniif having her toore pcnd his hill the object
of which il 10 recover OF the defrudant Iil!srd NJ La
Prnde the sum nj fifty dollars. pnid by the plaintiff
CURLY or the said defendant, in reco.nizlnce entered
nto b-,ure toe county curt o Chesterfield" county the
18th av of Apri 1916 s. coss and the defend Hill
lizard NJ La pradc iaiie 10 appear tkc said
bill; and appesrin: satisfactory evidence that he Is
nhabitnnt o this state, on motion of The ian'in
II /. ordered that he appeAr here within month
due publication aud do what is necessary
protect his interest In his suit and thai copy hereof be
published once week Tor iour successive weeks in one
OF the public spa,ers of the city of Richmond. and
another copy posted the front door OF the Court
House of sud couny the fret cay OF term Of the
county court Of said county
A Copy-Teste ". W. T. CoGBTLL. Clk
A. Dp
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EXECUTORs NOTICE.-An persons indebted
~ to the eseate Of Thomas Augustus Hewlett, acc o.
late of county hereby requested to come
forward and make payment, by the terms oil the WIN
M Indulgence can be given; and all who have claims
;ns, ~, est.,e viii please present them at for
settlement. JOhN u. 'Er i.s III Id
Address-Amelia Courthouse U. Aug ls-wsW
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,I,-rrRy HOTEL, FiNCASTLE. VA.

Hotel vSS OF a the vPsa. maai pGs's's nSS S
j. cs,,on of visiters who may wish TO spend their
W. me mountains. Persons going 10 aud from the
~ . fn,i h. delightful retreat tor severai dsys
has fitted up his Sulphur Spring one mfle
f.! 'trs.,le and parties will hnd this delighttu
|s' =. NIX. or can be furnished with comfortable
" =. 10 and from the Spring. The proprietor
20 in saving that house in Virginia, can furnish
.' e ,,,oda,ions than this, situated as it is, in
oIep;y, and surrounded by scenery OF the most
l I'm. Sc address the undersigned at Fincastle
rrIas l. wOITZ
U.rl ls-C,t - W 80
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tn pRINrEKs AND EDITORS.

N5PJER PRESS AND TYPE FOR SHE
EHAVISt; purchased larger press and type. the
Il Napier press aud the typ" on which 'hc Enquirer
ia now printed will e sold ut great bargain snd de
liy-rcd Ia the purchaser the of three
weeks bv which TIM expect 10 complete oar 4rfarse
menls and bring oU the Enquirer enHr sed shse
with new materials and other improvements
Aug. % EDITORS Or 'ENSUlhEh
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY,
.TrvsCnpy3


Chartered by the Legislature IF his State in 1854.
CAPITAL OVER 100000.
NFls Company offers many advantages by insurance
| with or without premium note The applicant may
= ,te whole premium in cash for two years; II
The ls,,er term he saves one. eighth OF the amount
.r--,i ON annual policies. Or by giving premium
% ;. becomes member of the company. and haa n
e In II, regulation besides saving nearly one.hal the
cunt ordinarily charged by Insurance Companies.
Differences in the settlement Of losses, under our oye'
=. sr. rc.erable TO arbitration.
DIRECTORS.
!, Tuoy,s. Fairfax. CHnIsr'R NEALE, Alexdria,
j. SrApLgK AsxnnGria, Il. + LESTER. pctersourg'
II TrRxER King Wm : I STUART. Fairfax.
3 aosgnrsos Alex ria 7. - LIPScoMB. Pr.Wiliam,
d g,ssyy SILAs BiGLow. A. rpomattoX,
7 u,.pEn K II. CARTER. Fauquier,
Hill JAMES T. CLOSE, hex'dra,
S,yGsrya A. Il. BLAKEY Madison.
" TuonAs President: W. y. MASSEY. Treas'r,
B EosgRrsoS V Prcst; f. SANGsrER. Secretary.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Actusry and Gen. Agent
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nALTIMORE EaMALF CnLLEl:t.

fNlils SEMINARY OF learning instituted Tor the b
: cra education oi yOun. lr,!irs aud created Col.
isc proper IN lsia by the Legislature Maryland with
authority 10 confer the usual collegiate degrees
l. Is located in retired and beautiful part Of the eli g
AMI iIu buildings have been arranged insure
health, comfort and convenience During III. ycnr they
have been extended by the erection additional story
the min cdlhcc, and building sixty lpG. aud
five stories high, with chemical hail. p-ntin, aud rcadn.
rooms, bath rooms, &c. Buarirrs reside with the family
ol the President and are under his parental care
The institution takes rank with oldest and best
minsrics and riJoys liberal patronage from the Middle,
Southern and Western Sinic-
The tall session opens Srpie rr 6h, under the ioow
ing Instructors southern by education and in sentiment
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION.
C. BRooRs, Prof Anct nnguages
w Il. M"Sh0E. ". u Prof OF Chemistry
Rev J. a. MUSRoE. A. N Mathematics
Miss CAROLINE X VEEDER. MHihcmhtirs, &c.
-, Relies Lcttres aud Phyriplugy
Miss Harriet GERE, English and History
Mics NJ. S.GA>rr. English Branches.
Mons X DELrErX, Prot. French Language.
julius DASziGER, German Language.
Mons EMILE NETT, Drawing aud Painting.
Mr.. JoHS >ctEFFER, Instrumental Music
Miss ELLEN T. ioBmGHr. Piano aud Singing
Mrs r. kEERL, Guitar nnd Singing.
ENPEHsES--i'Onfding and Tuition from 500 to S375 per
annmn according Ia the branches o study pursued For
Catalogues, with iull Information address No ~ ST.
Phuisr baltimore. y. G.. BROOKS President
An I'm
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CHEsTER FENIALE ACADEMY.

CHESTER FEMALE ACADEMY
TIME subscribers announce TO their iriehos, anu " m s
public that they have removed to the village OF
Chester and the lst October next VIII open tmcir
Academy for the reception of young ladies' boarding
and day pupils, continuing one uninterrupted 'ess'n !"
In this move they actuated by several weg ana
important First health to themselves ana pape
secondly long and practical experience as well as ooser
yaton has convinced them that the country the pest
place ior the perfection Of female educaon to cultivate
the mind soften the manners tutor tne temper na @
poson and last though least to keep the hcar ana
fel,ngs in their native purity while free exercise In the
omen air nvicorates the body, and gives strength ana
energy to the intellect.
The budincs are large and convenient situated on an
eminence about four hundred yards from the hcnmona
and Petersburg rail road the .oas of Rich
mond and only ten from Petersburg Inc estaosnment
has been purchased and extensive adutons e no ~
rapid progress with an intention 10 ihaAeH Pe'
residence and school -
Particular attention will be paid to the manners and mo
rails of the young ladies all times, and deep interest
tskeu in their advancement; in word Cnestei AcHoehS
will he Christian School: and study there conducted In
way to make the pupils not only learned but good anu
happy. r,,,.
Board including washing and lights, for the session I'm
Tnirsn AMI in ali the English branches, Mathematics
excepted az
Including which On
French, ,,,.
Music, instrumental and vocal on fiano Anu so
each, ="
Drawing and Panting at Professors prices ., of ,b
PAYMENTS half in advancc-baanee at the close OF tnc
se..iSn' MRS JEFFERSON MINOR.
''''''" MSS ADA BYRON MINOR.
the move TO Chester aud the Establishment of School
by Mrs. Minor and her daughter. Miss A. b. Mnof, meet
bis entire appreciation He promises parental eye ever
every attention will be paid, and charge made Iof PRO
fessonal services The situation however, isremarkaoe
for health. s-,,,, w
Address Proctors Creek r o. Chesterheia county, W"
Aup 3-c3m
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SGLDIEKs ".NTED-Thc following persons
- who were Regular Soldiers in the War nf 1912
heir Heirs III. H-iis 1t other listed Sndi,r- will
Washington City, D. G..
Thomas King T. II. Shaukling John Cra1ock, w. tn.
lor George Bryan, John farcin David Ray Nathaniel
Huston WIN. Moss jos Boguc John Mills, Peter Barnett
John Rice, Scot; Martin Wyhi Wilkinson. Adohrani
White, Peter wnn. George Fell Jeremiah Falon Ro
bert Longiss Thomas I:ohapnnn. Hugh H. Or. jacob
WcIch John Hannah Dickinson Terry. VIM Roicr. Rem
SadGler, James Nissan, WIN. Stnnshur', Jas pnbhin-.
Henry Wiley. Michael Cslil, Allen Wlkerson IEoi'ns
Squirting, John Franks Pnscha Roberts, Gideon H. Mn.
H. George d. Curtis. John Clark, William Moore, Tho
mas Tut,lr John Mansfield John Huff, Caleb Robertson,
William Rice, Samuel keser, Johnson Thomas. C0fs
Evans Richard Harold John Workman. Moses Baker.
John Iawcy james Il. Brown, John Campbell. William
Tolcr Francis Bas, Henry Crttrndcn josiah Porter
Thomns Mmrlin, Richard Morris Daniel Muse, WIN Han.
nah, Willis OvcrOn. VIM Robinson, Samuel l0rncy,
Peter Host WIN. Isbec Wm. &. Evans, WIN Bryant,
John Jones. Geo Aungi. John Mckenny, Nichnlss Wat
kns Henry Fountain, Jacob EIiingcr, james Williams,
Basan knrcdlcr Wa. Wyatt Francis Springer. Robert
Glover, VIM. l.. Richards solomon Sides, Peter Wheeler.
John Davidson Francis Nichols, Jesse Eason John Pol
lard David Morrow,.Alic Wells. Josiah liogc, John
Smith, JUshun Ovrron. Ill Morris, sbadrach Britt, Ba
lunrn tre, Walter L. Dun"vant, John Marks, George
Marshall, Griffin Thompson jesse Mallory Daniel Hold
en. Jacob Pcote Henry Maniclh James Hilton John b.
jenkins, Jacob Brcknhm. VIM H. Daniels. Arc: ii Davis,
WIN. Chaers, Dan! Lane Chns Floyd, John Mngrc
John Duun, VIM. k"v" John Gibson, Robert Pollard,
WIN. Stallings, Narh' Barushill, Nathan G-rnmc, VIM
hOO'TI-, NHl hHilhll-, JOhh SpdulihHE tHh- bhli,
John Wyde Ben. b Payne, psn' keiih Jno. Puy. John
Sims Thos. Moore jos, Crowdcr, Absaom Melton Mich.
oias F. Cockc Simeon Taskcr. John Phillips Stephen
Chcatham, Henry Chance, James Love, Jasper Ward
John Cook Peter Iangscl, Tim. Lnrgacl, Edd Wnl!-r
Robt White Chas Way. lanes Reed. solomon Brad
shaw, Eli Davis Ben Isidy. loci Iinrdy James Wright
John Wright Isaac Osborn. Nimrod Wesr. David Caia
Lewis Woolbmnks Zucharith Harris, William Kosher
Geo Lee WIN. Foley. Jacob Whiiton Robert iiaIton
Chas. A'cxrndcr Wiley Hcsrty, Thus T. Taylor Dnn'i
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