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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-11
Mass Meeting at Henth Springs

Mass Meeting at Heath Springs
A mass meeting will be held
at Heath Springs, in the Baptist
church, next Monday afternoon,
at 2 O'Clock, to discuss the liquor
question. Citizens of both the
town and surrounding country
are invited to attend.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-11

--Midshipman Branch was
killed in a fist fight at the Anna
polls Naval Academy this week.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-11
Notice to All Persons Indebted
Heath Banking & Mercantile
Company and Clyburn- Heath
Mule Company

All persons indebted to the
undersigned by notes or ac-
counts are respectfully and
earnestly requested to come
forward and settle same at
once. These firms are now
in liquidation, and it is abso-
lutely necessary that all par.
ties indebted to them should
settle before November l5tr
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-11
MULES
AND HORSES
The Best Ever !

"A car load of the finest Mules
and Horses ever seen in Lancas
ter was received by us today.
Every animal was carefully Sc
lected in person by our Mr..
Elliott, on the Western markets
this week. Call and see the
beauties.
HEATH-ELLI0TT MULE co.
Nov. 3, 1905.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-11
CLERKS SALE :
STATE OF SOUTH CARO~
County of Lancaster.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

W. b. Cauthen, as Administrator,
al.-Plaintitfs,
vs..
Alexander Cauthen, ct. al.--Def.
ants.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-11-11

otherwise we will be
PEELED to place the &C
in the hands Of our A
for collection.
Heath Banking ca
Clyburn-Heath MI
The Washington times., 1905-01-22

people on the subject of bird preserva-
ton He is the author CT The Birds of
Oregon and Washington" a book of
great use and popularity on the Pacific
Ccast.
The views illustrating Mr. Lords lee
tare include several OF peculiar interest
as showing the degree of friendIiness
that may be established with the birds
by means of proper treatment. They
are photographs of the little children
of Prof. Hodge, Of Clark University.
with birds with which they have made
fricncs-robins. bluebirds. and others
perched feaTlessly on their hands heads.
and shoulders. Prof Hodges success in
thus securing the confidence OF the
birds that nest about his home IS well
known 10 many bird students ard orni-
biologists. but 70 the general public
the pictures in question never fail TO
excite wonder that wild birds could be
so completely tanned without caging,
The lecture IS free TO the rub,ic. and
the society is anxious to have as large
an attendance as possible
The Washington times., 1905-01-22
JUNIOR LAW CLASS
HOLDS d SMOKER

Tho Junior class of the National Uni
versitv Law S2nool neid its first smoker
at the johnson motel on TUESDAY even
ing.
TIE occasion WIS one of much pleas
ure and satisfaction. : wholesome at
rnosphere of cnfnr1Gerie and class spirit
heify manifest throughout the evening
The y,lenu. which was somewhat elabo-
rate fer a smoker. was. nevertheless
heartily enjoyed. and served as an excel
lent preparative for the ''feasts of wis
dom that came on with the cigars
The addresses were uniformly keyed 70
the spirit Of the occasion, and the hearty
outburte of ap recitation testified both
10 the popularity OF the speakers. and
the responsive ness with which their re-
marks were received.
The class was honored by the pres
ence OF the dean of the university Prot.
Eugene Carusi, and Prof Charles +. Ca
rus!. The other guests OF the class were
]. M Crooks and r. II. Young. president
and vice president. respectively, Of the
senior class of the university.
President Curns. OF the junior class,
introduced the speakers most auspic-
iously. The address of the dean. which
was the frss Of the evening. was in his
usual impressive style, and dwelt feel
fngly on the relations existing between
the faculty and the class. The scisso
yell and three times three were neees-
sary 10 exhaust the excess of enthus-
iasm after he had finished
Throughout the evening strains oi
rsusic were the accompaniment 10 the
The Washington times., 1905-01-22

haueh, Mrs Adele Chase. Mrs. Sarah z.
Pittrean, and Mrs. Helen NJ Wood. Dis
cussIors followed each address.
At the February meeting those assign
ed to give the program are Mrs. L. v.
Allen McCuiloush. Miss Brown. Miss
Thompson, Mrs. Estele B. Vale, Mrs-
catharine c. Farrar. Miss Boswell. Mrs.
Ellen Spencer MWsey. and Mrs. Charles
". Brown. Study of the Constitution
viii be continued
The evening being that Of the ami
versary OF the rnarria gre OF George and
Mary Washington, the regent made APP
propriate remarks and more time than
Is usual at Constitution Chapter meet
inSs was gwen 10 social intercourse
Among the several distinguished guests
vas Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Main Dis
trict recent OF the D. A r.
W men Miss Thompson served n supper
OF cholee daintieS she was assisted By
Mrs. Cranden. Mrs. Perkins. and num-
per OF young ladies. who We're present
As Mrs Mussev is the candidate in
uorsed ey Constitution Chapter tG sue
ceed MIS- Main as the District regent at
ire next election, tite corresponding Sec
rotary Was instructed to notify each re-
gent OF the sixteen chapters of the Dis
tIact tEat MIS- Massey is candidate for
Ihzst once She has served as vice re-
gent during the term Of Office held DIV
MIS- Main. Who declines a reelection
The Washington times., 1905-01-22
ROYAL ARCRNUhf FORMS
NEM COLUMBIA COUNCIL

a new council of ;ae Royal Arcanum
TO be called Columbia was Instituted in
this Jurisdiction on Wednesday evening
IT the Pythian Temple. Grand Regent
John D. Biddle, and 4 full complement
of grand council officials acting as in
stituting officers. Forty chartered mem
bers were admitted al this meeting and
the following officers We're elected for
the current term:
Representative Of the grand council.
Edmond MalIet, il; sitting past regent,
FW Parker: regent. John E Brooks
vice regent GIoad!e 3. Young; orator,
Il E. Pitcher; secre tary James C. Jes-
t5r; treasurer. Thomas EIlis; elector,
William p Lockwood: guide. John D.
Prosse.'; warden. Alexander B. Kirby;
sentry Charles T. CoSses:lail; chaplain.
E:nil a LarGe; trustees. George W
SaIter, Carl o. Markham. Alexander
abraham
The stated meetings Of this council
viii be held On the second and fourth
Wednesday, of each month at the Ply
THAN Temple
The Washington times., 1905-01-22
REUNION AND BANQUET
OF G. A. r. PILGRIMS

The second annual reunion and BAN
quet of the members of the excursion
to the C. A. r. national encampment at
San Francisco. Cal. last August, was
held at F'reund's on Tuesday evening
Seventy members of the party sat down
to the banquet, and several toasts
were responded to-
Major F. l. Willis, in response to his
toast! why l Tried to Change Wives.
told in verse of his amusing ana yet
embarrassing experience when, IN the
darkness of i San Francisco evening,
he, by mistake, CALAMITY helped the
wrong lady on the car and left his wife
standing en- the corner to follow him
on the next car The other speakers
recalled to the MINDS of the party many
pleasant. and some laushablc. Incl
dents that occurred during the tr-p-
These present We're
r w Reebe. Miss Cora Beebe. Mss
M H Booth c. c. Boyd, ]. NJ Board
man. Miss II F. Burke, b F. Chase
Mrs. Chase. Miss Car. " b. Copper
smith. Mrs. H J. Durfce. Mr. Dodge,
Mrs. L. l. Dodge. Miss Denharr, B. 2
Fntriken J. ! Freelaud. Mrs f j.
Fiegat. Miss Olive W. Greene, r Hunt.
Mrs. Hunt. b p HolzberG. Cen u. r
Hawles. Mrs Hawkes.. H Hohl2er'
Mrs. Fodiiger Mr. L. E Herbert.
Mrs. Susie Jacobs. Judge /. c. kimball-
Mrs. Kimball Hurry q. kimban, Miss
Lilly kein- NJ II Mays. Miss Fannie
McAiahon, 3irs. II. S. Marshall, W a
Paul. Mrs. Paul, William Plum, Mrs
Plum. George c. Round. Mrs Round
DIR. 4. 3. Slime. Mrs. Slime, w E Shea,
Mrs Shea. Mrs. M. G. Shcer H h
Smith. II. P Springer. Mrs Al Smith
miss Olive TAILOR. A P TaskeI. Mrs
,rasl,er Miss Fannie Ten Eyck. l. S
,rvndau. l.. Vanderhoof Major f. l.
willis. Mrs. F l. willis. Mrs Julia
willis. Major J. p Williams. Mrs
williams. Miss Williams, w s Whit
more ard Mrs Whitnore.
The Washington times., 1905-01-22
ROOSEVELT CLUB WILL
MARCH III PARADE

There has been formed recently BODY
CT men TO participate in the inaugural
parade. ana they have decided on the
name of Roosevelt Club OF Spanish War
Soldiers. Sailors, and Marines
II was the intention of the organizers
TO have leo men in line, but from the
encourag cement received they now eX-
pect to have near 200. All the members
will be uniformed in the khaki uniform,
campaign nat. leggins, and gloves, and
none viii be allowed in line IN civilian
clothes.
a great rumber OF men who served in
the war with Spain are not affiliated
with any soldier organization, and it is
the unanimous vote OF the club to ad-
mli these men. so that they will be able
to participate i'll the parade on March i.
Uniforms have been provided for rs
men. and all who have uniforms. or have
not. who desire to be members, by ap-
plying TO A. franklin Baumbauer, care
OF The Washington Times, VIII receive
all information.
The officers are: Adolph van Reuth.
president; r. H Wood first vice presi-
dent; A CoykendaIl, second vice presi-
deEt' w A. Hickey, secretary; John L.
Nay, treasurer; Allan McCElough.
sergeant-ltarnis; - Franklin Baum
bauer, recruiting officer. trustees. Adolph
van keutn. chairman: Homer j Lock
iirG, B. Fax. Matthew A MaIoney, and
: Wilhelm FerncI
The Gen. william f. Barry Garrison
! CT the Army and Navy Union. at its last
: II Sul@r meeting unanimously voted 20
+ Cooperate with the Roosevelt Club IN
the parade
Ike next meeting will De held today
- 10 i-oI-i---tlia~ avenue northwest al
2 n - a-e cordially ir.viJsd
The Washington times., 1905-01-22
4-.,o.s ,---Es vi. LONG, U. S
versa1y Ct HIS States dnission

der installed the following officers for
Golden Rule Tent No 3: Commander,
". G. Shepherd; lieutenant commander.
A J. Posen; record keeper. E. D.
Thompson: finance keeper. o. w. Ham
mond; chaplain, J. W Norman; ser
Scant-at-arn1s, Henry Smith; physician,
rr. E. D. Thompson; master alarms, S.
r. Beck; first master of the guard; A.
HaseH; second master of the guard, A.
Lasker; sentinel. A Kline; picket, H.
l.. Rubisky.
Thomas Z. Smith. D S c.. installed
the following officers for Metropolitan
Tent No D. on last Tuesday night:
Commander, j. r. Conway, lieutenant
commander, Harry Seigle; record keep
er. Thomas L. Smith; chaplain. Barton
Ewers; sergeant. Thomas Y. Caylor;
physician. p H Smart: master-at-
arms. p. II. Hoff; first master of the
guard. C A. Sohns; second master OF
the guard, j. E. Parnell; sentinel, Ja-
cob StradIer; picket Samuel Myers.
State Commander d. w Gall officiat-
| ed a the installing of the officers OF
/! District Tent. No S, on Thursday, when
the following officers were installed
Commander, ]. l. Wedge; lieutenant
commander, G. ". Pettitt. jr.; record
! keeper, G. w. Pettitt. sr.; finance keep
! er. H ". Abba: sergeant, c. NJ Mas
! ton: master at arms. J. L. koeher. Sir
/ Knight Louis NickIe acted as deputy
! supreme master at arms, in the install
I lation ceremonies.
General Organizer J. NJ Ermerins will
/ arrive here early next week and assist
/ tie State commander and his efficient
corps CT deputies IN fnaugurating an
active campaign for new members and
special inducements Will be offered to
the personal friends Of the present mem
bers to get them into TIE order
Arlington Tent, No. 10, viii hold an
Important meeting on the 18th which is
/ Wednesday night next
The death claim OF Thomas r. Perry
deceased. Of 81 coo, has been paid since
last week. with the sicl. claims of vii
Ham White and William II. Leishear
The Washington times., 1905-01-22
Michigan Association to
Hold Anniversary OF
States Admission
Doings OF the Macca-
bees in and Out of
the City.
Royal Arcanum Forms
New Council Other
Organizations

The Michigan Association. composed
of the delegation in Congress, and 500
former residents of that State ana now
residing III Washington. will hold their
annual, banquet at Rauscher's next
THURSDAY evening, in honor of the
sixty-eighth anniversary of the admis-
sion of the State into the Union
Among the distinguished guests who
have sisnified their intention 10 be pres
ent are:
Senator Charles w Fairbanks of In
diana, Vice President-elect; Senator j.
c. Burrows, Senator r. \. Alger, Hon
Alfred I.ufking. Edwin DENLY. Samuel
w Smith. Washington Gardner, Edgar
l. Hamilton, j ". Fordney. Edgar
Townsend.
IF he can possibly be absent Ger a
short time during the session of the
Legislature, Gov Fred NJ Warner OF
Michigan is expected.
The addresses of the evening will be
made by Washington Gardner, Edgar
L. Hamilton, and D. z. Award read
ing clerk of the House of Representa-
tives and secretary of the Republican
State central committee. Other I'M
promptu speeches will be made
= G ]. piel.ema win be the toastnlas-
Spanish treaty claims commission and
chairman of the Republican State CEN
trail committee of Michigan
The occasion will be made doubly en-
joyable in giving the assembly chance
to shake hands with and congratulate
the Hon. j G. Burrows upon his unani-
nous reelection as United States Sena-
tor from Michigan, to succeed himself
after a faithful service of twenty-nint
years in Congress.
The officers OF the association are
Major James w Long. T. S. A. presi
dent; F. {. Coldren. esq. vice president
Hon. benjamin 4. Harlan. secretary
Carl o. Markham. treasurer. The exec
utive committee is composed of the fol
lowing gentlemen: Henry NJ. Rose
Chief Clerk of the Senate; Col. Edwin
S. Pierce, Deputy Sergeant OF Arms o
the House of Representatives; Majo
Richard w. Tyler. L. S. a; Hon. Ed
ward B. Moore. Deputy COMMISSIONS
of Patents; Peter A Auer, Treasury De
partment-
The Washington times., 1905-01-22
TENTS or TIE MhCCA5EEs
HOLD THEIR INSTALLATION

LIS 4c;i = maxwell y. 5. c. for tho
Lady Alacc;itecs. IL the Districs Of CO.
Idi1epia, B2!cncre. and DeIa!.a.e. was
nome over Sunday, returning to Della
ware the carly part Of this week.
State Commander D ". Gail has So
cared place in tn lire of march in
the inaugural parade foi the uniform
rank ana the CaUHIforIned knights who
may elect to take part Committees
have been appointed az h.5 rcoucsr 70
take the matter u.-der sdV4scgntut. ana,
invitations aave b.en sent ~ III. state
commander of the Jurisdiction % the
state commanders of Maryuand Viz
GINA. and West virginia, ana Through
the state cOn2Znacaers TO he uniform
ranks In their Jurisdiction. West VIZ
sinia has tour divisions of the uniform
rank, and State Commander ShowaIter
has invited all CT them to participate
On Monday Eigat last there was 4
joint installation of the officers of
Georgetown Teat aGG GcoIga town Hive.
in Odd Fellows Hail. on Thirty-first
street. State Commander d. W. Cal.
oflciated for the knights. assisted BY
Deputy State Commander W NJ
Michael. ana Mrs. N&nNess. d. s. {.
for the district OF Columbia, officf.tcd
''i III 4eAS4'1, aiH5tSttu ny inc we'll
trained guards OF Mount Vernon Hive
After the installation services refresh
ments were served ST. knight il F
FfnEcanc acted as to&strnastc-. and
State Commander Gall ana Deputy State
Commander Van Ness. and Morton
Wood. responded to the toasts. in watch
! the coed of the order. and GEORGETOWN
! Tent and Georgetown Hive We're tI,-
principal topics brought TO the fr,rlit.
The following officers were installed
for the tent: Commander. D. NJ M
| Grams; lieutenant commander. w. "
/ RuTch; record keeper, John /. H;eeb;
finance keeper NJ Wood; chaplaiIs. E.
Elliott; sergeant. G. Shoemaker; master
alarms, a. c. Datgcahart; first mastc.
Of the guard. John ~ Young: second
master Of the guard. A. z. Binsted; sen
| tinel. N. Fielder; picket, r. A. CARR
son.
On Monday night. the following Off,
/ GERS of Anacostia Tent. No. I, were IN,
stalled: Commando. =. A Provost
| lieutenant commander. J. n Epgle: rec
ord keeper, +. a. Estep; finance keep
/ er. J. ". Borae: cha plan. j. T. Carroll
sergeant. +. T. Ash; physician. T. D
| Mudd; master alarms, j. IL Ridgeway
! first master OF the guard, r NJ r
! King; second master OF the guard
/ Louis Bu-ch; sentinel. r. j, Provost
| picket ]. r. Dent
| on Tuesday night the State comman
The Washington times., 1905-01-22
WOMEN OF VERMONT
AVENUE CHURCH NEE I

The Woman's Society Of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church gave on We'd
nestiay afternoon. al 92t S Street. the
first of a series of teas to promote the
soeiability of the church
The guests Were received by Mrs NJ
A. Carleton, president of the society,
assisted by Mrs. +. D. Power, wife o.
the rastcr. and Mrs. Charles w Shelton
the hostess.
Miss Frank Mi.ier.s a teacher in the
Washington college at lexington. who
has Travelled extensively. was present in
japanese costume. and gave an informal
talk which interested and delighted the
company
The Washington times., 1905-01-22
SENIORS AT ARMSTRONG
ELECT CLASS OFFICERS

The class 81 1880 % the Armstrong
Manual Training School held its second
meeting on january is, IN the study
hall of the school
The purpose OF the meeting was to
c.1ct class officers The principal, Dr.
W 3. Evans. presided over the meet
ing until u president Was elected.
After Il brief speech by the principal
the class proceeded TO elect the follow
ing officers:
President. Reuben West; vice presi-
dents Miss Ethel Peters. Miss Lula
Bah. Miss Mary Winters, and Miss
Ewing: secretary, Frank Mckinney; as
sistant secretary, Mss NJ ude CruElp;
treasurer Major Saunders; char IN
Miss Ruth Lee. and scrScist-aJ-.tr4n5
Robert AYinsIow.
The Washington times., 1905-01-22
SOME INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN WASHINGTON ORGANIZATIONS

House Miss Mabel L. White and Mrs.
William r. Low were elected alterraIes
to the regent for the coming national
congress, and Mrs Thomas o. Taylor
and Miss Edith Rutherford were elected
alternates to t.sa delegate. Mrs Lillian
Z. Messenger.
Among those present were Mrs. George
Flavel Beach, Mrs. A ]. Brown. Mrs.
Charles A Leith. Mrs Horace X Full
ton, Miss Cornel;a Lloyd, Mrs. Florence
(. Solger. Mrs George Marsh, Mrs.
William r Decker. Mrs John P Car
mody, Mrs. John Doyle Carmody, Mrs
j. J. narrower, Miss Sydney Duffie. Miss
Susan r. Cooke, Mrs. Nellie II. Barrett,
Mrs Gccrgia:r1a S Rogers, Miss Emeline
Cliff. Mrs Della Rich, Mrs Arthur D.
Bryant. and Mrs. B. A Allen
Refreshments and social hour fol-
lowed the meeting
The Washington times., 1905-01-22
AUDUBON SOCIETY HOLDS
ITS ANNUAL MEETING

Next Wednesday evening the Audi
bon Society of the District of Columbia
VIII hold its eighth annual meeting at
George Washington University, at SIS
O'Clock.
As usual. the society has made arrange
ments for an attractive lecture as
feature of the meeting The lecturer
secured. the Rev. William Rogers Lord.
OF Boston, viii discuss The, Ministry of
Birds. illustrating his subject with Ian
tern slides A:r. Lord. who is prominent
ly identified with many OF the iptellsc-
tual movements that center in Boston.
is an ardent advocate of bird protection.
having esta blished several fiourishing Au-
dpbon Societies IN Washington and Ore
gon, and addressed many thousands of
The Washington times., 1905-01-22
CONSTITUTION CHAPTER
HANDSOMELY ENTERTAINED

Daughters of the American Revolution
who belong TO Constitution Chapter were
enter tanned Tuesday evening at their
meeting for January by Miss Jennie E
Thompson. 610 H Street northwest The
regent, Miss Eliza beth F. Pierce. pre-
sided
The program previously assigned by
Miss Mary Wood included addresses on
portions of the Constitution of the
United States, ard We're given by Mrs
J. Ellen Foster. regent emeritus: Mrs.
Morgan D. Lewis. Mrs. c. E. B. Brum-
The Washington times., 1905-01-22
EXCELSIOR LITERARY CLUB
HAS INTERESTING MEETING

The Excelsior Literary Club met on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Edith
Slge Emerson. at the Alhambra- Mrs
Emma a. Hawkes. the president. called
the meeting 10 order, and twenty-one
members responded TO rollcall.
The study hour was unusually inter
estfng, Mrs. A,,die w. Foster present
ing paper on The Material and In
teilectuaI Antecedcnts of the French
The Washington times., 1905-01-22

Revolution 1t was announced that the
subject for next week viii be ireland
and Its Story. the study to be con
Quoted by Mrs. J. Finncy Engle-
Members present We're Mesdanles
Alexander. Baker. Barringer. Barnard.
Bradley. Bulla. Emerson. Engle, Eos
ter, Frisbee, Hawkes. Kent, Mitchell,
Muller, Naylor. Parker, Robinson,
Seely, TurnbuH. Webb. and Willis, and
Miss Chamberlain. Visitors present Were
Mrs. Cow and Mrs Whitbeck.
The Washington times., 1905-01-22
CONTINENTAL CHAPTER
HOLDS BUSINESS MEETING

Continental CHAPTER, D. y. R., held
business meeting ON Monday evening at
the home OF the regent, Mrs George a.
Bacon. 17GS Nineteenth Street. Reports
were heard from the committee assigned
for patriotic work at the ''Neighborhood
The Washington times., 1905-01-22
READINGS AND MUSIC
FOR BLIND PEOPLE

Readings and music IN the reading
room for the blind of the Library of
Congress have been arranged as fol-
lows for this week.
Tuesday Reading by Don Houston.
Thursday-Piano recital by Theodore
Hansen
aturday-Reading by Miss Lillian
Whiting
The Washington times., 1905-01-22

proceedings, and the united singing, by
the class and its guests, OF the national
hymn brought the smoker 10 a close
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Hobson, Rock Castle; John w. Mclean,
Elk Creek: Dr.. Jesse Ewell. Ruckersville;
Captain William Haynes, Elmo; G. Fl,
Vaughan, Goodalls; s, G. Redd, Beaver
Dam; Leo Warriner, Cotman;f Thomas y,
Ruffip. Glendale: ]. r, Bondurant Mar
tnsvllle; w, c, shackelford. 1risburg;
y. A. McNulty, MCDOWELL; p. D, Gwalt-
ney, smithtlold; P! T, Coles. Toano;
w. A. Rose. King George Courthouse;
Charles Bland, Shanghai; w. D, Sweet,
Mangohick; John II, Goudman, irving
ton; a. D. Lytton Dryden; Clarence
Thomas, Mlddleburg; Joseph l., Norris.
Leesburg; w, J. Daniel. Blbb; b. H.
May, Meherrln; George w, Graves, Sc
vile; +. w, Minton, Bohannon; r. =.
Yancey, South HILL Charles e. Friend,
South Fill; John ], shelburne. Rlner;
j.. w, Badger. Reads; c., g. Loving,
Schuyler; u. w. Petit, COLLEEN; y. Fl.
sweet, White House; l.. P.a Baum Fen
tress; Thomas j. stoakley, Cheriton; Rob-
ert Alexander, Farport; r., Q, Berry.
Crewe; j, S. MoNulty, McDowelli B. W,
IIearn smithfield; Captain Thomas II,
Curtis, Fergusson's Wharf; G. W, Grigs-
by Comorna @, G. Vaughan. Cumnor;
Judge ]. w. Fleet, Biscoe; Samuel 2,
Trice. Duane; William Y, Chinn, Lit-
! ,WhltOHi III ~, tHAltc!ttoAS' coHoo''Not ~
| g. Safer. ,Aldie; D, Rruin, Aide; Y. i.
Monteiro. Fredericks Hall; H, y, Miller.
Meherrin; T. N. Berry, Duet;
James Grayson. Grayson Town;
], N, Hutchinson, Baskerville; Wl-
liam Segar stormont; G. ". Butts,
Chuckatuck; II, B. McPerkins. Elmngton;
L. w. Harris, Lovlngston; G. G. Tunstall,
runstall; IL j. Pritchard. Oaklett; 8. 8,
Wilkins, Birds Nest; NJ T. Marsh, MIS-
kimon; Fl. Il. Lee, Crewe; j. Y Harvey,
Eheart; j. II, Estes, Thornhil; ~. NJ, E.
Conn, Rileyyille; Henry NJ, Moir, Stuart;
c, r., Yeats. Mayberryi ?, n, Conner,