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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
ARICIIMoSD, May %, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
White, 324 bushels. Red, 1882 bush
els.
CoRS.-WhHe, 2,716 bushels. Mired, 234 BUSH
els.
OATs.-70 bushels.
ERAS.-40.000 pounds
MEAL.-26 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White: bushels prime on private
terms: $50 bushels fair nj Lao: bushels NJ
$1.40; 81 bushels on prvue terms-t'ial, 222
bushels. RED: 422 bushels prime at $3.50: 10
bli heels at $ As: 102 bushels ry good s 90
126 bushels at 81 so: 326 bushels fair on private
erms-total, l, l54 bushels.
CORN White: 1850 bushels very COOL Al S3c.
436 bushels at S2c..-tOtai. |. 1896 bushels. Htrn :
80 hllsnelS very good at S3c.: "a bushels prime
AT S3c.; 70 bn.hels al S2c.-total. 234 bushels:
OATS-1S bushels prime at TAG; 81 bushels
prima 1T 75c total, 70 bushels.
MEAL.-26 bushels unhOlteo At SIC.
RE-EXHIBTrED.
CoRN.-.Nred: 70 bushels White: 226 bushels.
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A PERFECT CURE.

CuARLEsTowN, June II, 1851.
Mr.. II. II. SerenS:
Dear sir,-This Is to certify that VEGETISE maae
q nerft cI cure of M when my attending pnSslcaL
mad pronounced my case consumption anu eaio
could not survive many days.
The facts stated by Mrs. LedSton are lerSonaii'
sho"" " A-@' NN A. d. HAYNES.
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my 29-4t

TOR RENT have a number ofas
H small new BRICK HUESfS each con- III
taintug six ROOMS. on which have reduced The
rent to twelve dollars q month for good tenant.
For information apply TO a. BANNER,
my 29-1w 41QS.x;h street.
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Under the will OF the late John G. Green,
of New York, the trustees OF the Coiiege OF
New Jersey receive 100000 and Soo,ooo Is
gwen to the Princeton Theological seml'
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Orr,cE OF THE BoARp OF HEALrn,l
EIcHMoNp, Va. May 1t. 1870

NOTICE Is GvGN HHa WIN De- ahs sna
,h;i cifyson MONDa Y. may 31st. Tue ordi-
nance on the subjtct Will be rEialy carried out on
and after thti day.. al, .onmance
,art ,t ~ o,clck A. 81. and will visit That l,art Oh
he city Wing east Of rourteenh street on ms
DAYS ana ihas ra ,piI in nc Yissed
nv TIIEsDAYs and FalD ,Ys; snd thai PAT o.
shs city west of Firth streeaen WEIhEsDAA i
The rtgniations governing this aerice both Is at
feeling the public the collectors have neen pnS
mba In hanGoills. anu will se al tributed lnr1uku
ous 'a1S - g u. G.. GAHr Lsts,
nv 27.3t Prestdsnt ql NE Board
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eo,sa.sssoNER's 0ExicEst !
ssptrNAo,N May 1S, lS3bs

a,,aa 49, On Ss1 UR DA Z ttss2 haax o5 Ina9S
IIsyn NJ 10 o'clock A. NJ, ~ The Al
once: GU Eleventh street oetwse 49,
an,s. The sgoiug fierree ard maSt tna ~
ling inquiries. ~ q s,om dSaass
,,,.,.o ~ nruInp. a. d. 10 my 29ssAx
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WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
VEGETINE
FOR TEN TIMFs IT'S COST.

The great benefit / have received from the use OF
yFG ETINE induces me TO give my testimony III Jus
favor believe IL 10 he not only OF great saiue iol
restoring The health, but prevenils. OF oiseases
necnl,nr 10 the s. ,ring ana summer seasons.
syaua moi be without IL Tor ten times lts cost.
"S1 EDWIN IILDES.
A,tarney ana General Agent for Massachusetts OF
the Crsfme Lifr Assurance Company no. 10
sears building, Boston, Mass.
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" n. c. A.
TO LECTURE COMMITTEES ATTENDING
THE CONVENTION.

Mr.. CHARLES MUMFORD, President OF the
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU, COOPER issTt-
Tu1E. New York, is ut the Exchange Hosei' and
would be happy to meet Ternbers OF the Lecture
Committees especially those from The sonihl want
ing 10 secure talent or infurma,ion. PROFESSOR
RICHARD 4. PROCTOR, the knR.ish astrono-
mer. and Mr.. BAYARD TAYLOR whiieciure "
the South the coming SESSION. Ms. JOHN
COUGH also contemplates southern 'r'p' an'
Nh NuNFOgD 3 authorized TO receive invisss
,Ion. from southern associations for him. but 60
70 make ANY pledges at present. my 20 ~
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
IBY TELEGRApHl

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. May 28.-Cotton quiet; sales OF 923
bales al 1G4pl6 a.c Flour sin Iu,es IT, ous srr
favor, with only moderate d. mand: Sogtern 20 h9ur
e Min:er a,fi.soasi3s for white western: corn
IL limited for rqtft wr pess IN sed 7sasac
for good to Prime Western mixed; 77g92c.
for yellow western. Coffee firm with good Trade
goes; to the trade at 14G 9ac.. GOLD: Sugar dull
CaroLua; common 10 choice 6's0S62;c iai .Gs
Pork lower: new, t20.50. Lard lower: prime
steam. 144c. Whisky lower ut $1.lSHgsi.19.
Freights firm ana active.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. May %. - The following Is the
mpiraiive cotton statement for the We * Net re-
ceiDts at all United STATES ports, II ATT bales;
sa,"c week last Year. 22,925 bales toIai TO oale,
1850 290 bales; last year CD 3,662. S19 haie bales
week last year, 1897 hales; toiat 10 orr
2429,ss7 hales; to same dsIe last year GS s56
bales SAINT time last year. 326 345 bales. stock al
ali Interior towns, IL go baes. same time laSt
year, 5s 600 bales stok "l LiT MnG s'e UUe
of American cotton atoar fer Great Britain. lo4'-
600 uales; same time last year. 10000 bales.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May 2S.-FIour and WIN outlet and
unchanged. or" dull; southern white, s3es SAY;
SOU hern. 74G9S3c. PROVISIONS very dull FORK,
toIMf21 81. shoulders, 9hc. l.ard-retntd
like Office unchanged hiskey flat ut Sl.2l@
$I.23. sugar firm at IU4@1Os'.
CINCINNATI.
CIScISSATI. May IS. Flour dull and nominal.
Corn dull al 71@73c. Pork steady. Lard n"n-
mai. Bacan steady. Whskey STEADY at Sl.14.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 2S.-Flour unchanged Corn
,,ulj ,t II M 73c, Provisions dull. Pork, S2O.5O@
$2i i;acon-Sboulders: 9Sc.; clcar,-rb, 12@.;
ear sides l3c Laru-Si.am, 13c.; fierce, o3Ic. !;
keg, CSC. " hiske,, $1.lo.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. May 29.-Flour dull and lower; Corn
n shade firmer: No. 2 mixed, GIG. Whisky
nominal at S1.lS. Pork du !: SMALL lots, $40 73
Rcnn easier: shou ders, 9aGl97sc. clear ~ l23s
Iz55c.; clear, 13@l34c. Lard nominally la4c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 2scElnur quiet aud weak: Corn rn
dull: No. 2 mixed. 624c.: rejected, 59s4 QUO
rors In fair uemnnd al 1880. Lard quiet aud
weak at 14c Wniskey in fair demand at r1.l5.
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Richmond. FREp'G Il POTOMAC .. Il. C0,f
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET hGssT,.
hICHMoND, msy n, 1870
IMPORTANT CHANGE Of SCHED.
l UTE-On and after MONDAY. 3]st instant,
The NIGH MAIL TRAIN will leave nyrd.5,rees
station AT 9:2O L. u. trste,d OF 1l:l0 r. 81. ana
CO.., :" " G. A. TAYLOR,
% ar General Ticket soenf.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY Is, 1870.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY %, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Westover, Skinner, Baltimore, mer.
ch.nniss and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat
Company. 49, VII. a. ,o.5
Bark Brizzilara, Janssens, New YORK, 10 ioad
-four TOR south America. .
schoOuer James Jones, Assay, Norfolk, 10 ioan
COAL Curtis & Parker. ,,a,,,.o.,s c,,v
Sch0on.r Mary aud Frances, McAndrews, C1ty
Point. light, TO load granite, Curtis farXer.
Schooner Penn> ylvania. Ewing, Philadelphia, 10
load ties. Curtis i Parker. ~ VII, 49,, %
Schooner 2. A. Saunders, New York, hay, 10
master. -,,. >-r,u. o., toad 900,
Curtis j. Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New YORK, meI-
cha noise and passengers. G. ". lien Coz age nus.
steamer j. W. kyerman. Plat. Philadeiphla,
merchauds- and passengers. w: r. Porter. or
steamer John Sylvester, clifford, MOTOR, meF-
ch.ndise anu pa seiigers. g. b. alum, agent.
Schooner Henry Adelburt, Meady. New YORK.
CAMEL coal. Curtis & Parker. ~,
schooner Founder. i0urg. Baiumore va oiu
Fort, lumber, curtis s. Psrker
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.TETTER.HEADs. o. q. ss:7a per Ee ss's
/ &c TIE OisPAToH PRIN EaG.AVt
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DOR RENT, A NEW TWO.STORY@
l. STOCK-BRICK HOUSE. just completed, III
Nth four rooms: kitchen, gas, and water: corner
Of Clay and Ei,hteeu II SIT Gets. Rent, $3.50 per
month to q good tenant Apply ut 1923 Main
N sho4stDre- 29-lt4
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DOR RENT. THAT CoMFORrA-s a.

Il BILE FRAME DWELLING, No. 4O9Ei
west Grace street., between Monroe and henry
streets, confirming six rooms; and kitchen.
Also the UPPER PART Of 4 HOUSE over the
store of Mr. k"berc Harold, on Broad between
Eighth and Ninth streets, containing eight rooms
besides, The kitchen.
Also. BRICK STORE AND DWELLING on the
north side OF Bread between First and Second
Also. a SMALL BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING on Cary between Sinth aud Tenth streets, con-
tainlpg three rooms besides the store.
Also. il SMALL BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING on Twelfth streer between Main and Franklin
streets containing three rootDS besides he store.
Also STORE and FIXTURES. NO. 1414
Franklin street, adjoining tie Ballard Hotel.
o Also. a Observation-Disclosures on the canal
between Sixth and 5. venth Streets. Apply 10
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Il SON,
Real Estate Agents and Aueiioneers.
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OYpfcR JANKS hiyxR sTkAassaAros10 Ss4sN1 3, y
VIE, - hIcHM 3sns May %. t3zo.s 81
TMpORpANT CHaNGE o Eeeassf
ScHs Dull 4.-On aud siiar tn -. . -
oar, Jsnr 1915. The tsS s1ai,gfs
Ess~V ynill Nave Htshnieni TttESDr1sh 1nUn1css
NJ - ~ XsTUED. ySat q 4. 81 . s,,n
ssH atso commence teaenIp8 ~ Wv
I'd Ess on ard siser sS sses ssss.
Il 80 ~ Il Isl aTUM q, neral zen.
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vEGETISE Is SOLD BY,ALL DRUGGISTS.
[my ae-W&s2tl
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On and aftes. WFDNs SDAY, ish instant an
elegant PA "a GHs-EAh wtll he aias hed 70 ths nJ
train leaving kiehmDnd n E-SSf r. u. sna ASisADS
sat tickets sold biz A.. w. CAREER, No. S2S
Main street, and at b sAstssds drpoi,; VI I'm
/ n,y 1a.Jp EsneraI 5tcket AEsnt
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MINERAL WATER.
MINERAL WATER ON DRAUGHT.
On draught, The famous

On draught, The famous
ARCTIC sODA-WATER.
KlssENGEN WATER,
yICHY WATER.
SARATOGA WATER,
GINGER ALE, @
OTTAWA BEER,
MEAD. tf1a....
An drawn from TUFTS latest improved patent
Arctic apparatus, At akOReE scHEs's.
No. 100, corner Main and Eleventh streets.
my 7.lm ll4st ;.ssaal i,,.ts.: ~
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nor RENT. COTTAGE No. G23 a.

EOR RENT. COTTAGE No. G23 a.
Il north Fifth street; very nelt and con- Ill
vepicnt, with large yard .
Two BKI k.AND.FRAME TENEMENTS on
Second and jackson streets
Two FRAMED TENEMENTS on Broad be-
tween Fifteenth and sixteenth streets. .t.a
One SMALL FRAMED DWELLING, 727, on
Thirtic h and y streets.
One large and admirably arranged Is r G X
DWELLING. No. 512, corner IF franklin and
Sixth ST. Gets: stable, carriage house. &c.
r. ID. EAtHU, Real Estate Agent,
nv 27 1t No. nor, h Fnn rtefnth street.
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Train leaving Richmond IT $50 A. N: -uns daily
fSunday exceptel, stopping at all regular stations
between richmond and White sulphur.
rain leaving Richmond nj 9:i0P. VI. runs daily:
sloppipg at all stations between Huntington ana
Allegheny, and at CGvipg on. MilNnro', SosDens
sfuuntDn. Greenwood. IhsriottesV'iie, dofoonS~
VILE Junction. anh richmond.
A accom- mOdatio train leaves Richmond Tor Cor.
dopsvihe and nil intermediate stations oaliS lex
cep, sunday at 1880 Y. NJ.
Pullman sleepIny-car runs on o:iu Il ~. uaiu
bet wcen Kirbmond snd hite Sulphur.
For rurther information, rates, &c. Apply ~ GEO
"aiA '"'e'' V - CONWAY 4. HOWARD,
w. N. :. DUNN,
INV 20 Fpgueer AMI Sup't 'r,nsnnrtst'on. Z.
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,;',s,ss "A ans 90 OF y, a
d ss s ifSaiiS sa1, III Ri uSx 81
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DOR r E Mt, the very desirable e.
4 BRICK DWELLING on the corner of Iii
Mayo and Ross streets, No. 125, containing nine
large rooms. and oatl-ro'm, with gas and water In
The house. Possession given June 1st. Apply ut
2Ol Mayo street, or 1900 Franklin STREET.
my ES.5t JANIS G.. JOHNSON.
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TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRA-a
Il BILE RESIDkN nee mo. 81 o. Al the north Ea
vest ccrner Of Main and Fourth streets, containing
ten rooms: besides. Kitchen, ana good stable and
garbage. house. The house has all mohern conye-
uipnt es, and Is In exec lent repair Ihis Is an al
mirable location for physician. Posse: Sion Ia
few weeks. ABBY TO JOHN 7. GUDDlN.
Real ttte Agent,
nv 2S-3t Bank ami leys u h streets
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Bsbss'Ts. ssssEs. dkc.

JUSr RE EINED. A SECOND Esag
y supply of The celebrated NEWARK E@V
SHOES for gentlemen. suck as GOAT andy E&A
GALE PRINCE ALBErIS, GOAT and
CALF SrRAP-TlES. have paced OIL MY counter
a lot of shoes which am gong 10 sell ut less than
cost. Can and procure bargain at
~ W. +. w. TAYLOR'S,
my % Fourth and Broad streets.
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COURT ORDERS.

HEONCURE'S EXECUTORS vs.. MON
Nl CURE AND AIS.
~ THE cH4ScsRY COURT OF TIE CITY OF
~ RICHMOND.
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FRESH I n'p' r,xzz71 : CO., L.
No. 43l BROAD STREET,
have now omen fresh assortment OF LADIES
GrNTLhMEN'S, and CIIlLDREN'S BOUTS
SHOES, and CATERS of The latest and most iash
ionable s,yle:. A select stock of
TRUNKS. LADIES SATCHELS, &c.
PRICE and QUALITY GUAkANTEED.
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JAMas n. DUNLOP
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lIoLYoEg. Mass MAY 2S.-Filty bodies Of
victims Vi he Dui ming OF the French Catho-
lie church have tecn Identified in addition
10 some fifteen or twenty THAT were at once
removed to ,hpir bones. The total number
q lives los, !. seventy. and forty persons
were more or l,Ss burned or otherwise ir-
jared. One person who lost his wife and
daughter i insane.
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DOOMS FOR RENT-Two large, ur- "a
LII furnished ROOMS on first floor OF private Iii
residence in desirable nephboi hood, within three
MINUTES walk of the post Office Address :. A at
fhfS nfipp. my ZO.POuot
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Medicated inhalation,
.Dr.I. H. LONGDON.
Its Liability TO Abuse 0ften Injurious
Rather than Beneficial.
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs Never
Cured by Special lnhallsts,

The Intelligent physician Is adnIOnlahe,l not 10
bG lndlscrimnaio Or heroic In tho employment Of
inhallng remedies Many Of the popular lnhnlants
are often very Injurious, and should always DO used
with great caution, ln4Im9Sh As inhaled nell'
iclhes affect, not only the diseased Tissue but the
whole surface Of tho lungs they arc very liable 10
excite severe irritation In the healthy pulmonary
mucous membrane.
We are fully aware that chdTidi1u and Ipeeidl
ighdlits make but little distinction In the agents
they employ, having IsreHped treatment for sreY
eGSt. Il matters not whether tho lungs are iTriLG.
bic With dry and hacking cough; whether stuffed
up with oppression aud difficult breathing Wlsther
inhamet, congestel or liberated, ne Adme iTedimeRi
q dllrdyi giltT. True, some Innocent cOlOing In
grellenG d often USED 10 begule the unSlspectlng
patient. 50 that Mefiodted Inhalation As employed
by lhese Sptei1liSJ 10 many conditions Of the lungs,
Of the true nature oil which they arc entirely RnO
rant Is but tOO often source Of irritation and pos
ltlFe lnlufy-nn Injury which cannot we'll he com.
ponnt6d by any temporary benefit resulting 10 the
diseased mrt Of thes6 delicate organs, Should the
consumplIyo desire 10 make choice Of Inhalation Ia
his case, his lnnlily physician, In most lnstanees y
far better qualified 70 select the proper remedy and
direct It's proper employment than these ptrt1riAd-
ting dOetoiI who, were they TO remain at home,
would scarcely ~ casa month. Well educated
physicians Of experience and Skill hAyeAmple praO.
lice Of home. Who ever heard Of such men %
Professors OfOss or PnncOaSt, OF PHILADELPHIA Flint
or Hammond, Of New York, or Dr. BITES, Of Wheel.
Ing, illneratlng from city 10 city, advertising for
businc97 The very Idea Of such thing . a mon
hFouI dbfHriLiy.
In any CaSc, AtdioaI1d IahaiatioH 10 onIy single
feature Of cOrrrct and successful constitutional
treatment. When employed NJ any other than an
adjunct Of efficient general treatment In diseases Of
the throat and lnhgS hettT 6fLI 10 disdppoini NE
patient True, u Is an illiiSlte and captivating
theory, and readily 1alters the invalid to over
estimate III curative power. nApply the medicine
to the sore" 1t hrst thought Il very plausible; and
II Consumption were merely heal dielse, al al.
tempt 10 cnre by mere koi dppiiediioaS, Rs In IN.
hdldiiOn would 10 iaf more national and successful
than II has over heen In the hands Of tsJe ltRly
Ir0HdeEjHi md etniHtife inhdiiai The delblTO OK.
hyRienlc treatment. ConfHmpiiN fntalid Beirdrei
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Of the Leglsla tuFe.-.Gau.
CuseS Hcld.ssmOnF6e for Speak.
cr.-.Dan johnson for President
Ofthe t1ennte..-J aelt HgPIier and
Nat Clark 'She1Ved..sJOhn A.
Campbell the Republican Nome
lnee for SpeakGr..-GOVernOr's
MeSSagc..sIIe Goes for Grant
aud sheridan, etc, etc.
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The official LiSt Of Members Of
the West Virginia Legislature.
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.


lst. Dist, Hancock, Brooke and Ohio
John Cunningham L, "a. ]. Pannell D.
2nd Dist, Marshall, Wetlcl and Marion
II. W. Price D. a. N, Arnett D..
3rd Dist, Richie, Doddridge, 1farri
son, Gilmer and Calhoun-G. D. Gambler
D. Charles +. Scott r. el.
4th Dist, Tyler, Peasants, Wood and
Wirt-D. D. johnson D. George
Loomis r.
9Th Dist, Jackson, Mason, Putnam and
Roane-P. C. Eastman D. Thomas Fer
rsll b.
9th Dist, Kanawha, Clay, Nicholas
Braxton, WCbstor-Nlnston Shelton D, :
VIM. T. BnrdettD. T.
9Th Dist. Cabell, Wayne, Lincoln
Boone, Logan, Wyoming, Mcdowell and
Metcer-T. z. Mcdonald d. Ira ]. Nc.
Ginnis D.
9Th Dist, Monroe, Grecnbrier, Sum.
mets, Pocahontas, Fayette and Raleigh
IL. N. Dickinson DE- Robert F. Den
MIA D.
9th Dist, Lewis, Randolph, Upshur,
Barbour, Taylor and Tucker. NJ. Ben.
nett D. David Golf D. s.. I...
10th Dist, Preston and MOnongalia7-
| G. NJ Bishop r. Il. L. Berkshire Il.
18th Dist, Hampshire, Mineral, Hardy,
Grant and PendletOn-R. X. sherrafd
Ind, VIM. G, Clayton D.
18th Dist, Berkeley, Morgan aud JEFF
ierson-R. @ GnSton D. Moses s, Gram
than D.
COUNTIES ENTITLED TO ONE DELEGATE.
barbour, s. M. Cornwell D. F.
Boone, John Powell D.
Btaxtoh, Daniel s. S1uitea d. a
Brooke, L. Rodgers D.
Cabell, John ". Thotnbnfg D.
Doddfidge, @. j. Stuart Ind.
Fayette, James Montgomery b.
1IGmpshire, Alexander Monroe D.
Hancock, John A. Campbell Il. '..
jackson, @. W. Shinn K. .u
Lewis, ". N. Chidester d.
Logan O. T. Stone D.
Gfeenbrier, George W. Williams d.
Monroe, Samuel A. Houston u.
Mercer, William NJ. Reynolds D.
Mineral, William NJ. WEIGH D.
Morgan, Charles 2. Dyche Il.
Grant, Daniel w, BAbb r, n
Hardy, James NJ Warden, Ind.
Lincoln, John W. Vaughan D. ID.
Pendleton, George A. Blakemoro D.
Putnam, N. L. Kittley D.
Roahe, Marshall Depeu, D.
Gilmef, Daniel Hoffman, D.
Taylor George ". Reynolds, u.
Tyler, David +, pugh, h
Upshur, Thos. j, FafnswOFth, u.
Wayne, James FutgesOn, Srs d.
WetIel, Robert McEldowney, y.
Witt, Isaac L. EnOoh, y.
Pocahontas, ". ]. WoOddell, b.
Summers, Sylvester Upton, D.
Raleigh, Christopher Roles, D.
COUNTIES ENTITLED 10 MORE THAN ONE
DELBqATE.
Berkeley County u Dslegalesl-t. II.
Gillihger, D., and Adam Small, d,
Harrison County u Del)-W. b. Car
iiAle, Ind. and Thomas ]. West, D.
Jefferson County e Del) Isaac 7.
Tanner, D., and james NJ. Mason, b.
Marshall County, u Del, l4H. 8.
WMtet W. uHu hlIeu 4uIueIg ~
Marion County, q DELLA. Brooks
Fleming, b. and A. PFi6hafd, D.
Nation County, 70 DELI +. Sehoh, D,
and Jho, A, McCulloch, D. IT
Monohgalia County, e Del Joseph
snidet, r, and John B. Tough, K.
Preston County II Del.I@James II.
Wilson, D. and Peter Zinn, Liberal r.
RahaRha County, Is DcL(-s. a. Mil.
let, d. Hesekiah Agee, D. and Sylvester
Chapman, D.
Ohio County, "a DeIl-J. II. Good, u.
Robert Simpson, D., l. s. Jordan, y. and
]. W. Morgan, D.
DELEd4tE DISTRICTS.
Firt District e Del.), Pleasant and
Wood, John A. Hutchinson, r, Samuel
r., j. R, JatkSon, D.
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second District (sDsly ,Ritd6is and
Calhoun, James Taylor D Moses S
Third pisirict q Del.), Barbour, HaF-
rison and Taylor, William ], ~, p,
Fourth District Il DAB Randolph
and Tucker, Jacob q. Long, p,
Filth District 4 Dali, Nicholas Gay
and Webster, D. b. Dix, d.
Sixth District u Dell, Wyoming and
Mcdowell, Booker Short, D.
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