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This invaluable medicine prepared from an extensive
practice Of several in bilious climate known
To- fail curing Fever and Agpe any diseases above
named.
Those who suffering from affections of this kind al also
those who have become nyads from their effects upon the con-
stution will find the INDIA CHoLAGoaUE most fnyaiu.
able remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects of Choagogue Graduating bile from
the human system only explain Its extraordinary agency in
the speedy thorough and Of and AKue
the various grades of intermittent and fevers
has been tested in thousands of by
who have used it, of the greatest Fever and Agus
remedies extant.
Be sure and ask for DR.. osGooDs INDIA CHOLAGOGUE
as there many counterfeits offered for sale.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale retail propeers
prices by "
and Isl Chartres street.
General Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02

20 bbl5. Whiting;
20 bbls. Paris White
10 bbls. Chalk; ...
20 bbis. Lampblack ..0qy
Dbl. Powdered Soapstone;
s bbis. Putty, In badders.
W Henml hena' Chrome Chrome yellow Yellow;
Prussia Blue; Paris 't GS 1e9eh'
Dutch Pink, yellow ochre:
Red Lead; Sienna b. and g.;
Drop Tapy Bs s&esf' sHh ssE Fsi Brown
Coach Coach VA Vanish 1th;,. c.,. Spirits TqrPentins;
Black Leather; Machinery Oil;
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5 sssss S,S, a rss, and
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Cotton BIoksIs' d 5nkj f5asses, large assortment
p Dent st ad' F eta ApaReSsss Scales
s sss p esss aries Powder Boxes
Medical Saddle Bags; saetifcators;
aaPatasng IpstIaasH,s; rSa%S and Spring Lanoss
Fagsrty s1 Improved Breast Pumps
Breast GLASSES, Waters Breast Cups;
Perfamery, etc.
Cologne Water, German and American;
Lnbin's Extracts for HandkerchIsfs;
Wright's Extracts for Handkerchief;
flAy oe1gste Es sosps;
LILY White;
LiaT Pat sI boxes:
Hair r h;ss9 E.s.,...
ButI hE9P s,. ks;shaaFi ss,jb..
Fine Ivory Combs;
Shaving Brushes;
Barrys Trcopherous
rayers poqeas Soap fdwes Brown windsor Soap;
Haafs Ghsk Ba Taot s9 saso's Tooth Pastel
virgins 6dgattne;
French and american Pomades:
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saponaceous Compound
Patent Medicines, etc.
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BRYAN,s Panone WATERS; worm f'ans'
WTsTAR,s Balsam Wild Cherry;
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COD LILY LIVER l, OIL Hedgeman, CLARK Co.;
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wpIoryr,s THoMPsoN's EyesWatsr
CHAMPIONS Fever and Ague Pills;
sAPPdNGToN,s Fever and Ague Pills;
LEES and COOKS Pills;
JAYNE's sanatiye Pills;
MoFFAT's pills;
McLANE'S Pills;
HULI.S Tonic Pills;
THoRNss Extract
RAILWAYS Regulators;
McMUN's Elixir Of Opium.
ARCTIC Linment:
| TARRANT,s Asrerient;
DALI H, I,, Pain Pain Extractor Extract
McALLIsTER's Ointment
DR. MaRsE,s Iasigoratiag Cordial;
LUCINA Cordial;
DIR, BEARSETHY,s De.eTgent
INF ALLIBI.E Cholera Remedy;
KESDAI41iS Gholern Syrnp;
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| BACHELORS Hair Dye
PHAL0N'S HRir Dye.
JAYNE'S Hair Tonic;
! woLFEs Aronntic soheidam Schnspps;
| WATERS IHdelibe Ink;
| PAPsoNs fndelibie Ink:
Iz= kInDER,S Indelihla Ink;
| WRIGHT'S Erasiye Liquid
| 700 pounds GUM DROPS, asserted;
| ,,,,,, ~ so9 8 JuJuBE PASTE.
nal purposes, constantly on hand.
Merchants, Planters Physicians resaecsfull
solicited Every article guaranteed fresh and genuine
@. N. MORRISON 4 CO..
1T IL Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02
Tz sANFoRD'S
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n r,.,s1:t.tas
NeSef DcphAAases'
It IL compounded ntirey from Gums and has become an es
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taehed aet sahdara meuicie No" anu "pPofed ~ sn
that have used It, reorted to with confidence in all
tla a;so.sos "a ,,b;ob n u recommended
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1t has cured thousands within he last two years who had
given up all homes of relief unsolicited certif
cates in my nossess;on show,
Ihe dose must be adapted 10 rae tepete OF inc hoVld
nal it and in such quantities as % act gently on the
Bowels
Let the dictates Of your guide you the
liver and II wiz cure Liver Complaints Bilious
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, city of New Orleans, |
Pc Vt remmbsred that this 18th day Of December 1852
before me the Subscriber Justice the for the
city Aforesaid personally appeared omer Gaar President
ana A. Secretary Of the Citizens Mutual
company Of New Orleans who being duly according
law 40 dpose and that the accounts are jus. and
true and correct transcript from books Of said Company
q GAHL.ARD, President.
A. sCHREtBER, Secretary.
Sworn To and subscribed before me this day Derha,
ii, toos ARTHUR SAUG1ER.
Third Justice OF the Peace for Parish At Orleans
Thc Board Of Trustees have resolved pay sx per cent, In
outstanding Certificates OF wears I'M
and lS and after the second MONDAY In February next
Board have declared dividend 81 Tan
year ending November 80 1852 for which Certificates will
ssued and after the second MONDAY in February next
-FkusxEEs-
Geo. W. west r. p Hunt
$85 Jas. A. White. MI. Musson,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Jr,
y, fainibon, Numa Aagastin,
Ar Mitenberger, Cesaire Olivier
j. Lesy, A. Boian
omer Galiiard.
The Company continue to insure against peris Of
and and loss and damage w IRE At the current rates o.
sa- Once No. Garondelel street. die
EREsH COW PEAs-7oo sacks CAROLINA COW
fEAs landing ex-sehoonee e. W; Gardner. for sale by
,.. BARElII + CO.,
Az u q Common st.
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DIR. oseooD,s INDIA cHo1AeoauE

CURES
Fever and Ague Chls and Fever Dumb Ague Intermittent
and Remitent Fevers, Liver Complaint. JaundIcs En-
lsrgemsnt of the Liver, Enlargement of The
Spleen and sill the various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02
J. B. HALL,
ANDERsoN & BLESSING,
No. 81 Camp Street,

MO- VI CAMP Street,
Respectfully solicit the attention Of the public new and
elegant style of Forfeiture. which for the first time
presented TO the public.
Mr. HALL the inventor and paentee of this Inventos
the result Of Of experiment. has perfeen
to such high degree that artists connoisseurs and photo
grsphers pronounce the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02
Improved Hallotypo

Uneqnaed and unapproached by any style OF Photo
graphic picture.
The Improved Halotypea given BY Photographic
ounafo softness delicacy truhfnnes durability sur
passes the finest Ivory Mnate whilst its fidelity stereo
scope effect renders the picture charming and than
any other style.
These peerless portras will be executed any required
at less price than other style coored Photograph
j. B. HALL. and ANDERSON 4 BLESSING No. 81 Capn
street, Opposite the Pcayune oce invite wishing pictures
and all lovers Of art to call and satisfy themselves that they
have nanguraed
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The Improved Hallotyps.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15

Under this heading the Breckenridge organ in Peters
burg, the Bulletin, enumerates the following among its
udEputable facts;
AT rs FACT, That STEPHEN A. DouGLAS is in favor Of
Squatter Sovereignty doctrine which if endorsed by
the American people by eectng him to the Presidency,
would forever exclude the Southern people with their
property from the Territories and be degrading
the South the triumph Of the principles OF Black Re-
pubcanism. Sguaier Sovereignty rs a short cat 10 all
he cpds Of a5oitioRisHa.'
Il will thus be that this Breckenridge ORGAN main
ins that the endotsaton of Douglas by his election 10
the Presidency woald "be degradiHy 10 tie South as
tte triumph Of s principles Of Black RepaiieaaisHp"
that Douglas "Sgud,isr Sovereignty IS short cat to
al the ends Of AjoiitoHis." And yet in the face Of
the emphatic opinion thus expressed in regard TO the ma
ture and tendency Of Douglas doctrines many Of the
Breckenridge men here in Virginia are not only willing
bus ANXIOUS to form coalition with the friends of Doug
Las, aud to unite with them IN support Of a common cleo
tord ticket, and thereby aid in carrying out policy
which they themselves declare is "a short eut to all
ne ends Of I5oliionsm"-and "the triumph Of which
guld De as degrading 70 hs South the triumph Of the
principles Of Black Rsgu5liealisp,." What unprnc-
pied hypOcrtes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
A Suggestion to the Charlottesville COnVen-
lion.

We desire to make reasonable and patriotic sugges-
Ion 70 the members Of the Breckenridge Convention
which assemblies at Charlottesville tomorrow. And il
ne members Of that body are reasonable and patriotic
men, that suggestion will be adopted without hesitation
and with pleasure and amid the unbouuded applause Of
the conservatives throughout the country.
You are aware gentlemen, that John C. Breckenridge
as candidate for the Presidency, is dead, shrouded
laid out and ready for the grave If already buried
The result Of the recent elections in North Carolina
Kentucky, Missouri Arkansas and Alabama is the i'm
mediate cause Of his sudden extinction- that that
"slewed" him. While he alive and kicking though
his chances always blue, there nothing
Tal or unreasonable in your support Of him. But now
that he has passed away and while mourning friends
dropping tears upon his grave, what's the Of your
imagining him sill alive, and ineohereuGy talking about
him as an actual candidate for the Presidency Though
considerable Of knaves don't for Gods sake, make in
fsrnal fools Of yourselves. There was a time when
Breckenridge was nan Of aesh aud blood after fash.
iou as candidate for the Presidency But be sleeps
quietly in his grave now and don't his spirit with
yOa- Charlottesville. Name not his name
he u no, Ia the ring
Breekinridgs being dead and gone what Is your duty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15

At Gan Francisco national foundry should be made near
Richmond TO whhh the coal fields Of Virginia would DC
Available anotherear Cairo central TO the valuable IRON
ores Of Kentucky Missouri and Illinois, and anotner q.
sorie distant day, were good iron ores may IN time DC
found in the Great Bsin National foundres, or ermo.
RES at near these POINTS, would be capable Oh perec'
defence.
NEWLY DISCOVERED SILVER MINES
yIsALIA July l7.-Al ex6itemen, about newly disco'
cred silver Mines Ovens Lake Is on the
Persons are arriving, and after getting their outnt mere
depart daily for the mines via Kern river party mas
lust returned from an exploring expedition Inere are
about three hundred men the mines and about
their way there from Vsala Yesterday It was reported
from reliable that in addition 10 the silver eaus
there had been discoveries Of gold bearing quartz tna' vi"
nav s., 900 to the ton.
THE GOLD MINES AT VICTORIA, v l.. -
letter from Victoria, V. l., under date oil july o'n
saws that gold mining at that place was attracting an m
mense amount Of attention. The miners were psny
success sfu and new dggings constantly oel9g 81;
covered The streetsof Victoria are crowded win Onl
namen, bound for th. British Columbia mines from
China and Columbia they are pouring in at the rate o.
800 per week.
THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
From these islands, adyces up 10 the zSa' Tnres
hundred thousand acres Of land Hawaii one-twentt
OF the whole area Of the kingdom vas sold Tor ~
contains half dozen good sized volcanoes Tour or hv
large sheep farms, and immense amount OF pun IL
the rough. The purchaser was c. Q. Harris, Esq
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
policy Of the BreesInrldgsr-.

Speaking of the Charlottesville Convention, which as
scmbes tomorrow, the Danvlle appeal, a decided
Breckenridge organ, says:
"In opinion important results will follow its
action than have been brought about by any State
Convention assembled in Virginia for many years Up
on depend the fortunes Of the party in the canvass
which has already been commenced. More than that
sincerely believe that it remains for the Convention
determine for al time, far the Virginia Democ
acy concerned whether principle is paramount TO
rsORs whether the principle Of States Rights consider
ed in its relation to the South is to be sustained by in
81 ting upon the Constitutional right Of Southern men
70 enter any territory Of the United States with any
species Of property they may OWL and TO hold such pro-
perty there during the territorial condition Of such ter
Titory whether l. should be ANONYMOUSLY sacrificed
by adopting the dogma Of Squater-SoVeregntY" the
definite settlement Of the policy of the party in regard
the slavery question. In other words whether the
Virginia Democracy will support DOUGLAS or BRECKIN-
RIDGE That cannot support BOTH is too clear, ne
kiHk 10 be Questioned That s cannot support the one
it2ut opposing The other think equally as clear
The only possible condition upon rheh zee think DoUG-
and BRECEINRIDGE Of PifgiRia eau form a
Union oil Be, that DOUGLAS shall Be ignored in The
and ths electoral vote Of VirgiHia CAT for
BEECSNEIDGE and LANE ia any svsHt, Sthout creep
tom"
There is, indeed, nothing clearer than that BREcK.
iSRiDGE and DoUGLAs cannot both be supported, by
means Of coalition electoral ticket without an utter
and base abandonment Of principle the part of both
f.edOns. The appeal is right.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
A Piece of Friendly and Patriotic advice 20 the
non-Inn Convention nj SInunIOn.

A Piece of Friendly and Patriotic advice 60 the
Douglas Convention nj StauntOn.
You will assemble in Convention tomorrow, gentle
men, and you desire to prove to the world that you
are men Of sense and patriotism you will unquesona-
bly, abandon the silly idea Of supporting Douglas and
concentrate your entire strength upon Bel and Everett
That is moral and philosophical fact, which we COM
mend TO your deliberate reflection and which charge
you nothing for bringing TO your notice.
We are somewhat afraid that the unexpected exhibit
ton Of strength made by the Douglas men in the recent
elections, especially in Kentucky and Missouri will have
the effect of misleading and deeeiving you. Though
Douglas chances are better than Breckinridges what
Of thats He still stands no chance of eecdOn-nOt
even the ghost Of a CHARGE Though not exactly dead
and buried ike Brecknridge he is still pale, weak ca
averous and looks if he not very long for this
world He may survive until the 9Th Of November, but
hen he will be obliged to depart He is not nag
therefore, to put on the track in great race like the
present Possibly be may survive beyond the 9th Of
November, and we rather Thick he will provided you
axe him or the track At once and turn him into the
pasture for the next four years He make no race
COW, and il YOU ell run him. it will kill him. He needs
rest badly Take him from the field therefore, and in
lNtt ne may DC tue AaFOtl'c VI al essSHuNS' Va ''N
.urf
What you should undoubtedly do, under existing cir
casauees is to spread yourselves in behalf of Bel aud
Everett Mays Of noble bottom and splendid speed they
s DO for YOU to tie to- while the Little Giant refresh
= himself Coue out them your Convention At Sauu-
on tomorrow, and say that in this canvass you will
support Bell and Everett the only candidates in the field
that stand the r,motest chance Of defeating LncOlu
crushing GU, the Republicans aud opening the way for
conservative success in the future There is no telling
how Douglas might loom up for 1894 if his friends would
be wise and prudent nov holding out firmly against all
he persuasons aud solicitations aud suggestions Of the
Drsunon Breckinridgers repudaIing all coalition with
,hem preserving their nationality and throwing their
eight in the balance for Bell wherever it be made
% tell eTectuay for him. There chance for Doug
Las in the present conles-hs chances in the future
nd brilliant chances they are too, if his freuds will play
cienti
We appeal to you, Douglas men, in Convention assem-
bed to morrow, 10 mind your points We would have
you come out straghty and boldly for Bel-ior that is
our duty and the duty Of all patriotic in the pres
nc contest which contest emphancally and essen
ially between Bell and Lincoln But, at all events, if
YOU would live as a patry, and have your candi-
iate live, and not only live but triumph, you must
C carly and decidedly dsown and repudate the thought
Of auy compromise or ailiaton with the Yaneey Dis
union Brecknridgcrs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15

change in the prOprieOrship Of this journal was an
nouuced on yesterday. William +. Richie and william
W. DunDivant, so long connected with the Enquirer
have retired from the concern having sold out their In
terests therein to Messrs Nat Tyler and o. j. Wse by
whom the paper viii hereafter be owned and conducted
We part with Mr. Richie with great regret and wish
him happiness and prosperity in whatever vocation he
may engage. The name of Ritchie-a taismanic name
with the Democracy of virginia-has been associated
with the Richmond Enquirer for nearly sixty years. ls
diseonnecton with that paper will no doubt excite I'M
pleasant regrets in the mind of every member of the Dem
Ocratc party not only in Virginia, but throughout the
country.
The propetors have our best wishes for their pc
cunary success but not for the triumph Of their pOtca
pripciples
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15

and on arriving At Logsu county found that bis family
lad moved across the river 10 War6ed Lawrence com
ty. KY. The KanaWha Republican says:
He followed them He murdered his sister in the
most shocking manner, literally cutting her to pieces
taking out her heart and hacking il to pieces and then
throwing the body into Sandy river. The body Of his
son. lad Of about thirteen years old, was found In
bypace, nearly eaten up by the hogs-but was readily
identified by remarkable scar, on one foot, which had
been preserved by the shoe and stocking The son was
by a wife who had obtained divorce After the per-
petraon Of these hord deeds the fend with bis gun 10
hand fed 10 the woods saying that he intended 70 kill
his father and mother and two other persons-and then
the people might take him. burn him at the stake or do
what they pleased with him. The excited people are al
ter him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
FURTHER BY TILE CALIFORNIA STEAMER-npI


RATIONS OF THE CALIFORNIA MINT-FALL-
ING OFF IN THE COAL TRADE-A NATIONAL
ROAD-NEWLY DISCOVERED SILVER MINES &c
Among the Passengers by the North STAR at New York
from California, Captain Peasants and Dr. Barnes of
the U. S. Army From our San Francisco files of the
2lst ult. we copy the following;
SAN FRANCISCO BRANCH MINT.
The statistics Of the Branch Mint for the wear ending
June 80 1860 published The total amount of gold
deposits 60l9 worth H. S47 1862 &C, averaging ST.
SS7 each in value The amount OF deposits has varied
greatly, having been lowest in December and January
The gold coinage of the year amounted TO $l SIS 600
Of which 800 was in double eagles, 800 900 in
eagles SSS 500 in half eagles s2l OO0 in three dollar
pieces $4,000 in quarter eagles and 900 in dol
lar pieces.
THE COAL TRADE SAN FRANCISCO.
The falling oil in the receipts Of anthracite coal during
the year equal to 600 tons. The Alta Californian
says:
During the first half of 1859 the total receipts of coal
this port exceeded those of the first half of 1860 by
10000 tons, yet prices of most descriptions ruled
materially higher during the former than the latter peri
Cd The falling OIL in the receipts of anthracite this year
has been nearly 900 TONS yet year ago il ruled at
u 90 to SIS and now may be said to be nominaly quo
table at 10 to s4. English Goals have fallen off more
than 35 per cent
col. LASDERs WAGON ROAD EXPEDITION.
The government expedition, under Col. Lander had
with trouble from the Pahute Indians in Ho-
ney Lake Valley Several whites had been killed in the
conflicts. The expedition had observed the Fourth of
July holiday.
NATIONAL ROAD TROUGH THE UNITED srArEs
The Alta says Our need is a notiona road through
the centre Of these United States from ocean to ocean
Leaving the Atlantic at Norfolk and striking the Pacific
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
BreckInridxc Convention In Maryland.

The Maryland Breckenridge State Democratic Conven-
vention assembled in Baltimore Thursday, appoint
ed Breckenridge electors in the two districts where the
present electors Douglas men, (he 3rd and 4th dis
trcts ratified the nomination of Breckenridge and took
all other necessary steps for regular Breckenridge Or
ganization, and fusion with the friends of Douglas
And several Of the Breckenridge speakers on the occa-
sion openly declared that they would affiliate with
the friends Of Lincoln with the friends of Douglas
Proceedings OF the Democratic Conventions.
We have despatched a special reporter to staunton
and another Charlottesville, whose business it will be
to sketch for our readers the proceedings of both the
Douglas and the Breckenridge Conventions. That these
proceedings you'd be exceedingly piquant and racy
we're both wings assemble together there eau be no
doubt. what the character of them will be- with both
wings apart, we have no means Of determining in ad
vance. Dull OF spicy however, readers will soon
have an opportunity of judging for themselves.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
Thc NTIssonrI EIcetIons.

The Constitutional Union party have gained one mem
Der of Congress- Rollins in the second District and have
pOled much larger vote for their candidate for Gov
ernOr Sample Orr, than we anticipated. The Breckin
ridge faction under the lead Of Senator Green, supported
the Douglas candidate for Governor c. f. jackson, and
at this writing it is supposed though not positively as
certained that, he is elected.
The vote, under the circumstances leaves no room
for doubt that the Union ticket will carry the State tr
umphantly in November.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
Rather SenreL.

Professor DeBow the very able editor OF the Re'ie'
which bears his name, in his editorial notes, on re-
cent visit to Nashville refers to Breckenridge ratifca'
ton meeting which was addressed by of the ablest
men in Tennessee. He says Of the speeches and the
speakers at seemed to us however, that they did not
meet the issues boldly they should at such time
and were not free from apprehensons of the result oil
the part they had recently taken in Baltimore In bref
they were LILLE scared" DeBOw is inveterae fire.
eater, and knows what he is talking about
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-15
TO CORRESPONDENCE, =. =,
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL,
ELECTORS.

Dish. lsr. H. CHANDLER, of Norfolk City.
a. end TRAVIS II. EPES, Of NOt'oWaN
q" 80. THOMAS BRUCE of Halifax.
" 4,h. JOHN 7. THORNTON, of P. Edward.
a. 18Th. JAMES +. JOHNSON, of Bedford.
&" s,h. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, of Richmond
q. "a 7,b. LEMUEL ]. BOwDEN, Of Williamsburg
sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of AiddleseH.
sth. B.H. sHACEELFORD, Of Fauquier.
10th. ANDREW f. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson
18th. FRANCIS 7. ANDERSON, Of Roekoridge-
= 18th. W. R STAPLES, Of Montgomery.
&" 18th. WALTER PRESTON, of Washington.
18th. J. J. JACKSON. Jr., Of Wood
" l5th. A. B. CALDWELL, Of Ohio.