Ohio State journal and Columbus gazette (Columbus, Ohio : 1825), 1836-10-01, WEEKLY.

              ?-.-.. mm ll , SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1836. WEEKLY. No. 8, Vol. XXVI Whole IVo. 1483, 1 PRINTED AND PUULISIIED BY SCOTT tt WRIGHT. Office on State-street, third door West- of tlic Clinton Rnnk. J. BAII.llACrlE, EDITOR. TERMS Two Dollars And Fifty Cent, i advancr; or Three Dollar, nt the end of the year. No siihscrllutr allowed to discontinue while ho remains indebted to the ollicfi. A seml-iveekly pnper is nlso Issued from this oliii-e, at the.rnte of Two Dollars Tor oi nunihers, or rour uouiirs nor yenr. Letters on tiusluess should lie addressed to the l'uhlishers, anil should he post paid, except when coming fro-i Agents. COLUMIIU-S. SEPT EM HER 27. 110. ' A DISCLAIMER. It will be observed, by a communication from Mr. Jonathan Phillips, inserted in another co- lumn, lliat this gentleman disavows any participation in the promulgation of the infamous Circular, purporting to have been issued by the Van Buren Corresponding Committee fur Frank lin county, a copy of which was published in our paper of Tuesday last. Thin is no more than was expected from his known integrity and respect for truth. The only causo furBiirprise is, how a man of good understanding, and politically honest, can consent to act with a party, steeped to the lips in corruption, and whoso only mode of argument is a continual resort to calumny and -falsehood, TO CORRESPONDENTS. It was our intention to give the favor of our old correspondent, "Yomcn," which has been some time on hand, a placo in our present number! but it has been again crowded out. We hallendettvnr to fin. I room for it in our next. UNEQUALGI) DEPRAVITY ! Among many other falsehoods, scarcely less infamous, which appear in tho lying embassador's organ of Wednesday, there is ono which ought uot to be sulfered to pass unnoticed. We allude to the assertion, paraded in all "the pomp and cirCHtnttance" of capital letters, that the lale Convention of Republican Young Man was held chiefly at the expense of tie "OLD DEFUNCT 11VXK, AND THE INFANT VI- PER, REVIVED IN PENNSYLVANIA s " -liavlng cost those institutions "MORE THAN $50,(100! ! ! " TJie vilo slanderer who has dared to offer so gross an insult to the young Democracy of Ohio, should bo required to' prove .liii allegation, or compelled to oat his own words. A NEW MOVE! It is known to our readers, that an election for Electors of the Senate took place in .Maryland about three weeks since, anil resulted in the choice of twenty-ono Whigs, and nineteen Van Uurenitcs. Agreeably to the Constitution and laws of that State, these forty Electors were -required to meet on Monday the lilth inst., in order to choose a Senate for the ensuing five years twenty-four of the number being necessary to constitute a quorum. Tho twenty one 'Whigs attended accordingly! but the Tories, al-- though present in the city, refused to join them. The former, therefore, adjourned from time to time, and were still at their posts at the latest dates! but as the latter persisted in their refusal to co-operate with theiii, and left Annapolis on the 21st, ou their return to their respective homes, no election can be expected to take place. What will be tho result of this strange proceeding, we shall not undertake to say. It is practical nullification in its broadest and most xlangeruus sense; fur it virtually sets aside the Constitution and the laws, not of the Union .of a sister State, but of Maryland herself. If Iter people submit to it, we shall be disappointed. HON. THOMAS) KWING. Tho present situation, of this fjentleimn loudly challenges tho public Bympntliy. True, he has just been hailed as tho faithful servant of the peo pie of Ohio, by tho unanimous voice of their re presentatives assembled in this city, llut of what valuo is the enthusiastic applause of thousands of enlightened and independent freenion, when contrasted with tho solitary croaking of tho carrion rows of the llemitphvrcJ True, a member of the Van Huron Committee of Corrospohdcnco has ac-knowledge! tint the speccli delivered in the Pub Sic Squaro on Wednesday last, was an excellent one; and that lie is persuaded that our tlistin guished Senator had been extremely useful in fer reting out and correcting tho enormous abuses of -the Post Office Department. But what consola -tion can this afford him, amidst the invectives and maledictions of those whose unparalleled profliga cj ho has effectually brought to light! Is lie nut really ''unfortunate"! MORE VII.ENESS. We observe that tho Ohio Eagle has attempted to answer our late inquiry "when it was that the Ohio Stale Journal said that 'Farmers nro not a-jualificd to legislate, or do any thing else, than ral.'n corn or potatoes' by referring to a coinmu lie ition inserted in our paper of tho Otli ult., the A l itor of which had taken occasion to ohscrvo, that ":l was no disparagement to moil good farmers to say, they are not qualified for legislators." Now, is. it necessary to inform the reader that this is a mise rable Biibtcrfugc, and not a manly reply to our qucstionl In the first placo, it was not tho Jour nal, or its Editor, but an anonymous correspond cut, who mado use of the expression just quoted Secondly, the writordid not say that "Fanners are not qualified for Legislators," as allcdgcd by the Eagle, but the contrary, as a reference to his own languago will abundantly show. Ily suppressing tho important word "MOST," and so altoringlho phraseology of the wholo sentence, as to givo it a moaning totally tho reverse of that intended by our correspondent, the paper in question has com mitted as palpable and flagrant n falsehood, as il it had gnno tho whole figure, and roundly asserted with some of its fellow-laborers in tho field of mis representation, that the Editor of this Journal had observed that "FnrmorB aro not qualified for Legislators." The only difference between them is, that the one lios boldly and fearlessly, while the other attempts to conceal its falsehoods under contcmptiblo equivocation. Of the two, the lot- nier is certainly tho most honorable, as well as tho least dangorous. THE LATE CALUMNY. Wfl observe that tho Baltimore Republican, loudly calls upon the Van Ilurcn papers in Ohio, for an authentic history of the vote given in the Sonata by Gen. Harrison, on Mr. FithiaVsj motion to strike out the 19th section of tho bill from tho House "supplementary to the act for the punishment of certain offenses therein specified," which has been so basely misrepresented in that, and sundry other distant papers. The Editor might as well, however, ex'pect an "answer" from tho "spirits" which inhabit "the vasty deep," us from his "political brethren in this State. From the desperate character of many of them their utter disregard of truth the coolness and indifference with which they promulgate tho most atrocious falsehoods tho fact, that they mostly rely on the (lovernment, and not on tho people, for the means of subsistence it seoms hardly probable that any ono of tho whole number will bo found candid enough to give publicly a truo and faithful account of the whole transaction. 11 cannot be ex-peeled of Arm. But, in addition to theso moral considerations, there are others, of a political character, which are not less powerful. Tiiky cannot justly accuse Gun. IIarkibon, without, at the sjamk TIME, CONnHMNINCI JuDOK H.U.DWIN, TUUItt CHOSEN Candidate for the office of Goveunor. Senator Morris, and several other leading MUMIimt8 OF THEIR OWN PARTY, WHO A It E EQUALLY culpable! neither can they neijuil Ihe Inller, without entirely exculpating Ihe former. Utidur these circumstances they have only one course to pursue; one which tullics well with their fiend-like malignity, and despicable meanness; and one which, we have reason to believe, thoy have already adopted; This is to prepare a onesided statnmcnt of tho affair, for private circulation. It is not intended to appear in Ohio, until after tho State election for every blow aimed at tho Whis candidate for the Presidency, must fall with equal force on the Tory candidate for Governor: but it will be sent to operate at a distance, where tho misrepresentation may bo promulgated without injury to any of the faithful. Wo, therefore, mast earnestly warn our friends in other States to be on thoir guard. The lenders of "the party" heru, it is most certain, will not hesitnto to subscribe their names to the basest falsehoods, in order, if possibh, to deceive and mislead the people. In proof of this assertion, wo refer to the lying Circular, issued by tho "Cor-r:pnnding Committee of Franklin County," copied into our paper of Tuesday. Knowing that Ohio is lost to them, they have become desperate; and, os n last resort, aro laboring, by the vilest misrepresentations, to bring victory back to their standard. We learn, from unqucBtionablo autho rity, that a long publication, in the shape of an Extra Ihm'uphere, filled to the brim with the most outrageous falsehoods, and duly certified by an of ficer appointed by virtue of an edict from tho Tin- Pan, was privately issued on Saturday. Let the Whins, therefore, bo on tho look-out. especially in Maryland, where an election is about to be held. and whoro there is reason to believe the missive in question has been forwarded. MICHIGAN. The election in this quasi Slate, which took place a few days since, for the purpose of choosing Delegates to a Convention, soon to be held in order to accept or refuse the conditions pre scribed in the late act of Congress, for the ad mission of Michigan Territory into the Union, is said to have resulted againtl the acceptance by a very large majority. The indication af forded by this decisnn is understood to be any thing hut favorable to Mr. Van Buiien, whose partisans generally supported the other side of the question. SHOCKING ACCIDENT. Wo learn with deep regret, that four persons were killed on lucsjay last, in the town ol Portsmouth, Scioto county, while in tho act of firing a salute in honor of Gen, Jackson, who had just arrived there in a steam-boat, on his return to W ashingtnn. These unfortunate men were engaged in rammingdown the third charge when the piece unexpectedly went olf, wound ing them so desperately, that three of them died on the spot, and the fourth in ihe course of a few hours. The names of the sulfercrs arc- Col. Joseph Bonser, Silas Ward, Joseph Tan NKii.anJ a lad named Johnston. The President is said to have been alfeclcd even to tears at the truly melancholy occurrence. "In the midst of life we are in death!" OHIO GAZETTEER. The attention of our readers, and especially ofour Editorial brethren, is rcpectfully solicited to a Circular from Waurkn Jenkins, Esq., of this city, n bich may be found on our last page We regard the work in which he is engaged, as one of great intorcst to the public generally and from our own experience can testify, that the task he has undertaken is arduous, andean not bo performed satisfactorily without the as sislance and co-operation of well-informed and intelligent men in everv part of the Stato. It is to be hoped, therefore, that the citizens of any city or town from which nn information shall he received, will find no fault with the forth-cum ing volume should thoso places be overlooked, or improperly noticed As it is dcsirablo that the immense resources nd giant strides, of this great and prosperous .i j ,- . , Commonwealll. ho.ild be correctly delineated and set forth in the now edition of the Gasclleer. we confidently expect that its Editor will bo favored with the necessary information, to cna-blo him to do full justice to every portion of the Stato. Mr. Jenkins has traveled extcntivoly through most of the counties, and has been industrious in collecting materials from other sources; but cannot of course keep paco wib the improvements which so rapidly succeed each othor, or give so correct a description of each town, &c. as can be furnished by actual residents.SIX THOUSAND lll'PIIKI.si OF VVIIKAT WANTED, for wlilrh cash will lis nUI, djt W. IIAM.'k. frj.t i TO THE PUBLIC. In the last Hemisphere, a statement appeared, pur porting to bo a dialogue between Alfred Kellcy and a stugo drivor. Tho undersigned wcro present when tho circum stance alluded to in that dialogue, occurred, and pro nounce tho statement putilislicd in the iicuusplicrc a falsehood, from beginning to end. Tho Editor of ihe Hemisphere, Air. Jncob Mcdnry, was called upon fur the namo of the author, supposing, that he, as nn honorahlo man, would, of course, expose tho writer of nn admitted falsehood. But this did not seem to suit the views of lite parly. (By tho way, suspicion, almost amounting to ccrtuintv, rests upon a pro minent office-holder, ns the author of this Inlschood; and to cxposo him, would be rather nn unpleasant commentary upon the doetrinn that "tho patronage of the government should not be brought in conflict with the irccdom of elections.") Therefore, as Mr. Medary says that he holds himself responsible fur the truth of this falsehood, we take tho liberty to brand him before the public, if not us the author, as the vender and publisher of anonymous falsehood and slander; and wurn tho citi zens ol r runklin cuunty to bo on their guard agniust slanders that tnuv hcreuftcr be published in the Hemisphere affecting the character of nny of our citizens. NATHANIEL W. BROOKS, JOHN C. WORK, WM. A. M'COV, JOHN M'CUNE, WM. M. KASSON, W.VI. FL1NTIIAM, Jr., O. R. MINER, CHARLES J. EVANS, S. R. DOLHEE, WALTER AMOS. To Ihe Editor of Ihe Ohio Slate Journal. Sir : Having seen, in your paper of tho 20lh instant, n Circular, purporting to hnvo been prepared and signed by tho individuals whose names are thereunto attached, and having hnd no agency whatever in said publication, I conceive it to be a duty which I owo to myself as well ns to the public, tu nuiko that fact known. To let that publication pass unnoticed, would amount to a tacit acknowledgment on my pan, that I had branded those who di tier with me in political opinion, with tho harsh epithet of "enemies tu their country," Ihe very rcvorso of which I believe to bo the truth. To suy to those of my fellow-citizens whoso political sentiments are in opposition to my own, "you are. enemies to your country," is, in my opinion, an accusation w Inch is justifiable only alter the most positive evidence ol the fact. To say to thnt gray-headed man, who. bore onus in defence of his country, when liberty was yet in its cradle, und who again shouldered his musket, in de-fenco of his country, during our Into war with Great Britain, and who I know is at this time exerting himself in boh ill' of his own favorite candidates, fruin the purest of motive); 1 Bay to license him of enmity to the best interests of his country, would bo showing a disregard to truth, fraught with malignity of spirit; nnd to license my relatives and neighbors, and those with whom 1 am nssocialed in business, with this bitter reproach, would, to say the leant of it, entitle tnc to their most inveterutc hntred; and if these are the conditions under which a man is to be qualified to wotr the collar of party favoritism, ihut collar will niuko an uneasy lit ou the neck of Jonathan Phillips. As o party man, I am well aware that men as good, to say the feast, us myself, may, front various causes, differ very widely from luc in opinion, and that, in tuanv instances, they may be right in so doing. When, therefore, I combat opinions, I hope not to lie understood as intending disrespect to persons; nnd when I cense to nny the compliment to my opponents of supposing them honest, I cense to hold any argument with thcin; nnd the same with my uwtt party. Wcro 1 to undertake the unplcnsant taskot portrav-ing tho character "ol enemies to their countrv," the truitor would occupy the most elevated position in my gallery; and immediately tinder him would I place those wen whose main object is self-aggrandizement, at the expense of purity of motive; who, tike Esau, would sell their birthright for a mess of pottage. Sueh men are more dangerous, (though they assume less responsibility. thnu (ho onen traitor, becuuso thev aro more subtle and insidious. Like reptiles, they crnvvl in the ihirk, worm themselves into public tuvor, unsuspected, until they cuter the fang and deposit the virus; receive public employment, fall inlodisrepute, areejected Irout oilice, and liicn it is that the poison begins to exhibit iiself; then it is (hat the ingrate is disphivcd in hold relief; niter drawing the lust drop allotted to him front tho trensurv pan, ho relucltintlv drops oil', and rai ses the standard of opposition, in order that ha may play tint snme game over again in the event ol the success of his adopted enndidute. A-iiong these 1 do not include those who now advoente tho principles which wcro ndvaneed when the present administration first cauicinto power. Ear from it. Those principles were palatable. 1 huvo reference to those whoskulkcd nbont the white house at Washington, conning over the great ser vices they had rendered General Jackson, iimil they succeeded in obtaining n reward by wav ot public employment. I mean those who hud a single eye to their uwn individual gain. 1 he holding out inducements, by wav of reward, for services rendered bv political deinag.igiie.-i, either by the General or Stale Government, 1 conceive to be a great evil under uuy circumstances. Even in oar own State the public printing is held out as a reward, by the party in power, to the newspaper editors of that partv; which places tliem in the attitude ot the man uu the gibbet striving to gel the loaf of bread within his grasp. This work should be done by contract; it should bo nn object of fair nud honorable competition ; and I have nodoulil it would liens well executed as it ever has been done, nud wilii a saving to the State of nt least tiftv per cent. Peculation or Speculation. In regard In tho Bank of tho I'nited States, 1 have (ho same opinion now which 1 ciKcriuincd nt the time the charter tu that institution wus granted. It was ihe creation of a moneyed ino-pooly which might bo transformed into a great n powerful electioneering mueiiine, which would givo a preponderating inllueuco to the aristocracy; nlihotigh its notes constituted n sale currency. And 1 did not conceive that the statu of our currency or circulating medium was improved one jot or little when that hunk was forced todisgorgo its contents into the vntiltsof the pet banks. I was under the impression that u still wider field would be opened for corruption, inasmuch ns the public money would be cngrossed.in private specu- i.. . i.i '. i. . i , i . ... i luuim; mill mill opinion nut ueeu conunucu oy lie III! niense iurehases of the public domain; but Ihe culling in of the public deposits, by the distribution bill, will provo to n nicety how tar I liave been mistaken in this opinion. A very intelligent gentleman of my acquaintance, (and of the Whig party,) iulurius me that Mr. Senator Ewing, in his address to ihe Young Men's Suite Conventiun, on the ill si instant, slated that he knew a specultitingeompniiv of this kind, some of whoso members were ulhccrs of the General Government, high in powortitul uuthnritv, and ihut they were speculating on a cftpitul of o00,0U0 dollnrs of the public luoney, and thnt he v,-ns personallv ncipinintcit Willi the mimes ol somcof the iudividuuls concerned. It is, I conceive, a duty which that high public functionary owes tohis party, as well as to Ins lellow citixens generally, to expose the nnmes of those individuals, in order thnt wo mny be sntislicd as tu the cxistenco of such corruption, as well as ihe portions concerned in it; nnd, ns a citizen of Ohio, I call upon Mr, Ewing lo innko their nnmes known. JONATHAN PHILLIPS. Columbus, September 2ti, UI3ti. TWO HUNnitKII CATTt.R FOU 8.I.K.Thc uuilcrslmi. eil luive on linml nlunit 2IUI I'sst (?ntt!e, friuit two to (We years olit, nt the Prnlrloncnr Yorktoiva, liclnware rotialy. In niiuin.wuirii iihtv wiaii 10 sen neiwccn inc lain nun Zlllll 01 lie- j ., c. They ill sell on flr tc-n... n.ih.y ,u.no. Ivl.li to drive. smith , g.vxtiN, lorKlown, Pepl, IH-J7..JI. l in;illllKE It. I.KYVIf. l Aaf) AIN IN LAND I mil authorised to sell Tract ol' 1 i Lnnil, helonnlnx 10 Josinll llo'sirl-oii, la Crawford countv, lyliii nn the ronit rnitn lluryriis 10 l.iltle Hmifluskv. eontaialatt nlmat ;I75 nrrcs. The lnnil Is well Improved, nnd very duslrn-tilc to nnrsnas wlshlu to avoid the Inhorlous nut Icitlnus process orrlritrlnx up s fnrin. roM!lnu can he hail tininrillstely. Col ms, Seal, 27 V M. H. KlltltY. LAItDXKR'S BTBAM F.(!l NE.Tll Htenm Biillns hint llsrly exp'nliieil and itlnslrsleit; with an lllslortrnl Hkrtrh of its Invention nnd proitresslve Improvements; Its ppllratlan to nnvlsn'ion and ruUways; with plain nioxhns for railway bps rulator. For sale at the Uookstore of Pent 27 MONItOR BEI.I.. THE tlRITIHIl rri.PITi (onslatlni of Dlvourm hy the most euilncnt llvlns Dlvlnns.ln Knalnnit, Hrntlnnil, nod Ire-laud; arrompnnlfd with Pulpit flkclrhes: Ily Hie Rev. W. Hint' itarils. For sale hy MONROE IIEI.I.. Dept. 27 YOUNG MEN'S CONVENTION. Tho following is a list of the Delegates present at the Young Men's Convention on tho 20th and 31st inst., as furnished to the Secretaries by the respective County Delegations. It is probable, that some of thoso named as from Franklin county, may not have been in attendance; but as it is believed that the names of many who wcro ac tually present have not been recorded, it is thought that the total number given is below, rather than above, the exact truth. FROM ADAMS. Jos. McCormick, Jos. A. Wilson, Robt. Jackman, George Kirker, Wm. A. Lee, J. M. Stewart. FROM ATHENS, Henry Hoy, J. L. Currier, G. W. Ames, M. Hunter. FROM ASHTABULA. S. F. Taylor, Aaron Whiting. FROM BELMONT. S. K. Rugglcs. FltOM BROWN. Chambers Baird, Wm. S, Humphreys, Snniuo'. Henip-lill.hill. FROM BUTLER, TREULK, AND DARK. , ! Washington Meier, John Rossman, William Willis, John C. Smith. FROM CIIAMI'AIG.Y. Philander D. Ross, Samuel Blnkcly, W. N. Nicholson, Henry Funk, John Earsnm, T. R. Rnvniond, II. J.'.G Muxon, Elias Truilt, Win. Barret, Christian Boston-, L. A. Pcarcp, Jacob Vnninetor, John Vanmetcr, Win. Dallas, J. C. Brand, John Wilson, S. V. Baldwin, S. H. Robinson, Silas Tolinau, JncoD Heoges, A. F. Vance, D. F. Spain, G. W. Tolinan, F. M. Wright, James May, Jnsnn Weaver, William Miles, John Ilurlv, J. WVMc-Roberls, Joseph Brown, David W.So-.illes, James Tolinan, Hugh C. Harper, G. W. Shaver. Moses Walker. (Seo. W. Gideon, Jr., Sam'l McRobcrls, Alvin Lewis, l(. V. Mcbctli, Wm. Rowlings, Stephen C. Itunvnn, David King, James Bury, S. Kingwood, J. S. Bates, A. L. Marm, James Tellis, Clinrlcs Kolston, Win. Kellv, Wm. Cook, C. Mathis, John Cnvton, D. VV. Taylor, G. B. Wny, Win. Vance, John II. James. FROM CI. A UK. George G. Mulhollnnd, Mnddox Fisher, jr., L. W. Small wood, J. M. Spinning, J. It. Cram, llenrv llnwkcn, D. 'i'. Hawkcn, .1. W. Shipinnn, Thomas Lurshbuiigb, S. R. Shcrer, Milton Baker, John A ('rain, William A. Rodgors, W. M. Murdoek, C. F. McWillianis, William V. II. dishing, J. M. Linn, Stephen Wheeler, llenrv Martin, John Baldwin, Mnrtin L. Bishop, Andrew Johnson, Archimedes .McMillan. FROM CMXTON. R. B. Harlan, George E. Hihhen, D. II. Walker, llenrv lialib, James Harris, jr., Win. E. Bruce, Samuel R. Nowconib, Isaac Peyton, TlioninsCnrrnll, M. K. Barnes, Win. R. Webster, Samuel Jay, I). Ilollingsworih, J. Russell, II. Smith, Joseph Smith, J. Dudley, Wm. McMillan, Nelson Jenkins. FROM CRAWFORD. Josioh Scolt, Aaron Cary, Casper Rouse, Joshua Be-bout, Suinucl G. George, Calvin Davis. FROM OUVAHOUA. R. M. Chapman, Rodney Gale, A. A. Miles, Horace Kcllev, Julius Kellev, Alexander Collins, Hiram W. (iravcr, T. F. Clark, Wm. I). Lloyd. FROM DELAWARE. Snmticl Lnrahee, Win. P.m, David Welch, S. Finch, D. T. Fuller, Thos. Pcttibone, Chns. Swectser, Charles I'heriiin, Jnmes McCoy, James M. Rodiiiun, Ira Eld-ridge, Win. Swectser, Henry Moore, Stephen St , Ralph Hills, Chauncy Hills, Samuel A. Griswold, P. 1). Hillyer, M. II. Sackctt, L. Ingham, 11. II. Furnace, Geo. Sherman, Warren Allen, Augustus Curtis, Win. Hough, Wm. Davis, Thomas II. Anderson, Win. Klntingnn, Wm. P. nii I li, Rilit, Crattv, Edward Evans, L. Rnnnv, H. W. Robinson, Horace Allen, Win. Cnrson, J. C. Alexander, Snnd. F. West, William C. Wiiigeti,.l. Wilcox, J. Henry, J. Maynnrd, Henry Lamb, E. Hough, C. K. Wnison, II. G. Andrews, C. C. Chamberlain, Augustus Fuller, Abraiu Fulton, John Kiihns, Wm. Jamison, Abel Moure, Chns. Prince, John Holier, Win. Youel, .In., Vouel, E. Goodridge, Aaron Goudridge, Brian, I'. II. Cuole. FROM FAIRFIELD. A. Irvin, William A. Clelliiud, James O'Kme, Doc tor James lliland, James dinger, Wesley Mc Arthur, William Kroner, dcorge K. Mcphcusou, Almunziir Hiithawni', David Dixon, Thomas Torrcnce, Ezra Tor- rencc, Marimin 1 orrence, W illiam Stevenson, Zachart ih Alginc, Thomas Lee, Willinm Lee, John Lee, John Al-giue, George Holier, Jesse B. Hart, John It. Reed, Lewis Levering, Samuel MeClary, Samuel Alevers, John II. Hillock, lleuryT. Meyers, Matthew Patrick, Samuel McFaden, Wm. Einbick, Win. McClelland, Wm. B. Stevenson, Nicholas Stevenson. FaoM FAYETTE. S. Mvers, Jr. B. G. H. Doddrige, II. Sinnet, J. Reeves, Jr.S. A. Wulker, L. Walker, A. M. McCoy, T. Green, Col. J. Stewart, U. Hamissou, C. M. Custer. fhom FnAsm.i.v. William Ilarr, John Smith, John Brickell, Jr., John Toll, W. H. Stevenson, Valentino Eagle, John Eagle, i. llenrv, llenrv .tuns, Joshua .Marshall, William .Marshall, Andrew Lytic, Ebenczcr McDonald, N. Med-lierv, Win. Knoderer, D. Pancake, John Fowler, Jr., J. Ridgwny, Jr., J. Stnndish, Y. Evritt, Henry Marsden William Alnrxilrn, J. .Marsden, V. Lnthrup, J, II. Fris-bee, F. . Ilunlord, Henry (ilover, Win. Miiiilinm, Jr. T. L. Shields, Thos. II. Culler, A. Fitzgerald, C. A. Barker, 11. Riddell, John Young, E. Brubacker, Robt. Rusk, S. Broil ii, .luiiies Young, John Field, Ahm. Vuuvoorsl, Thos. Schollichl, John Fulton, Andrew J.Clark, James L. Billes,Gco. W. Ward, U.S. Chew,(ieo King,Juscph Stnrr, John Starr, Jr.,E. Thuinns, T. B own, Wiliinin A. Platt,).Overilier,J. 11. M'Culloiigh, John S. M'Cov, J. W. M'Cov, W. A. M'Coy, Robert .Marshall, J. Stie'kfu, Tracy Butler, tiatcs O'Harra, Thomas Mann, S. F. Ilcll-ner, ilornco S. (tillelt, John W. Andrews, D. A. Ferris, I). S. IMiurly, Suinucl Culler, J. B. Whoaioii, J. .Morrison, J. Smiisiield, James Hunter, Willinm Hunter, An-llinn.' I.tiz.-li. R. Neil. Edward Jones. T. I'.ilu-urils. (!. Knoderer, S. Sweet, I). Adams, Robt. Riordun, Simon j Hagcr, James Dresbnch,Jiieob W.Cnkiks, Dun!. Evans, I nonius Herring, Richard Davis, illiam Jones, John I Jones, John Buiiies, Thoiuas Jones, David Lloyd, John ; Ciilberison, Fielding M. Penland, George If. Wnllis, riiomus Johnston, Francis Johnston, S. Korr, Yost Siiiiiinell, Abriiiu Stimmell, Henry Shouf, A. 1. Wil-limns, Aimer Williams, G. P. Thompson, Jo .n Thompson, Alfred Thompson, J. Stomhaiigh, E. .Mitchell, C. M'Curlv, John Plum, Jacob Bailor, It. Stevens, Win. Reals, Harrison Spaugler, W. liars, Edward .Stewart, George Evans, Joseph Oallinger, Millon Fislier, George W. Williams. Jacob Fishor, M. Moorehead, J. W. Mil-hg iii,S. Hill!', John Hull', A. N. Bowles, W. (i. Parks, J.iliu Laiidis, Henry Nosungor, Siiinuol Hair, jr. Win. Il.irr, James Adams, Samuel Adams, A. .Mitchell, Josh on Bolts, Thus. J. Bennett, Scolt Cleinings, Pullursnu Harrison, Henry Plum, Michael Plum, John C. Renll, F. Sioinhnugh, Rieluird Bullingor, Jacob Lawrence, W. E. Long, Churlcs Pontius, Isaac Pollock, Win. H. Barry, Elisha Morris, Jas. A. Kilo, Joshua Stevenson, Jacob Swisher, John Rhor, Mosra Cmoin, Frederick Uunn, Charles Riincy, jr. Wesley Bishop, John Haywood, Jo- suili Uiilvey, Wm. Kile, hauiucl Sharp, John Swisher, Frederick .Swisher, Richard Talhuan, J. Wagonsellor, Philip Helscll, Wm. M'Comb, James Patterson, Win. Rally, J. Needles, John Needles, K. Peters, V. l)o-hortv,0. Wright, John Kile, Robt. Kile, Noah Muekcy, E. Muttoon, George M'Uuirk, G. Noble, 11. Phillips, J. II. Ingles, L. Noble, Orrin Noble, W, J, Jameson, W. Motlisin, L. Budd, Win. Phillips, W. II. Connellei-, Jacob Connelley, J. Watt, Washington Lakin, Daniel Lakin, Truman Schcels, . Scheels, A. Walk :r, Clark Bower, L. Erie, Belli. Morris, Nelson Smith, Abrnin Smith, Win. Garrett, J. Brittenhnm, A. Calndine, Ed-iiiond Wnrron, 1). Mitchell, Richard (isle, ir. A. Htitch- inson, Aniaaa Weswell, Wm. Linn, Win. S. Freklin, Wm, Wein, II. F. Jewell, S. F. Kanncbargor, John Jones, George M'Uiun, rrnnk llarbee, I honiiia Adnmn I'lionins Pnngbnrn, T. Wilcox, Nelson Foos, Isaac Kirk, t.eo. Mioitor, Alex. Arcov, S. S. Davis, M. Hard, A. Hard, Edwin Andrews, Wm. Andrews, Ransom Pang-bom, Jumps Lnwson, Win. Topping, R. II. Penney, A. Ilrny, W. Brny,0. Jcwctt, S. Willson, Geo. Topoiiig, C. ('ninsiock, W, C. Andrews, A. Widnov, H. Tinier, F. Fuller, Chns. Pinnev, Asnrinh Finney, N'. Maynnrd, i(. (arpenler, 1". rairlicld, 1 . U. .Morris, Ahboii, L. Pinnev, II. Pinnev, F.. Gilbert, S. Brown, Geo. Tai lor, Cha. Burr, W. W. Williams, P. Wnters,Chus. Arnold, Gilbert Waters, Thomas Sttigg, Samuel Robb, Win. Arnold, E. Squires, John Cornwall, John W. Kelso, Samuel Bonnctt, Thomas fisher, jr. Jos. Ogden, B. D. Havens, Oilel Squires, John Squires, E. Whiteheud, Isaac Rhonds, W. Smith, R. Smith, Geo. Scbaffer, Albert Dill, W. Irvin, J. Niccwomlcr, .1. Konnnr, Henry Lozer, David Dill, Thos. Niecwendcr, Wm. Lnttv, P. Patterson, Samuel Nicewender, Daniel Tunic-,' jr. Andrew Click, J. Ferris, A. Ferris, John Clic'i, John Clarke, J. II. Turnev, Philander Parks, E.',D:lh H. Rideiihour. Win. Ross, John Starred, James Siurroir, Alexander Denny, James Parks, Francis Parks, Henry Hone, John Patterson, A. Dill, .1. Williams, Iliruin Leonard, Junes Long, E. Miller, R. Taylor, J. A. Reynolds,.!. W. Hanson, Miles Hansiu,Johu Lee, Clin. King, W.Kprnguc, John Rohison, Scwell King, II. Tuft, D. tannine, H. E. Miller, Win. M'Intire, Jos. M'lutire, II. Grnbbs, J. Orubhs, Wm. Lee, D. Parkcrson, F. N. Strug-, John Pcesc, .1. W. Long, .Ins. Tailor, John Ward, S.' S. Baldwin, J. Huyutt, T. llerrin, Geo. Shields, G, Green, Win. Sprague, Sand. Tiplun, M. Gardner, .I.Tipton, M. Parrish, Thos. Johnston, Stewart Straiiahan, Richard Courtney, W. Do nignn, Jacob Miller, Thos. Harris, Jos. Anderson, jr., W. H. Nudcn'uush, John Price, Samuel Deardorff, j. WngoiiKcllor, A. Peters, Robert Anderson, Lincoln G. Mooiehoiiil, Win. Skidniorc, John Clark, W. A. Viinpclt, Joq. Lyons, A. Jameson, Wrodaen Thomas, John Drake, Win. A. Athey, Win. Barker, Thos. Barker, M. Petorson, Win. Harvey, J. Sunnier, Wm. Morgan, Boston Roberts,.!. S. Tipton, Daniel Peterson, Daniel Fleming, Sam u-1 Lanilis,.!ohn Caldwell, II. D. Broiler-ick, M. Parker, Samuel lliggins, jr., Nicholas liriggs, Andrew MH.'oino, John Golilsinii'h, Wm. Morris, Lu-ean Bell, Win. Chambers, Elics l'ngg, Jos. Sullivnnt, S, Lewis, Remling Anderson, John llriggs, Joshua Skid-more, N. Nndenbourcb. Jus.Gill, Clinrlcs O'Hurrn., A. Watts, Geo. House, V. W. (irate, James Graham, Jos. Wutkins, A. P.Dcardorir, M. Sullivont, Joliu Skiilmore, Klisha Wilson, P. Hoover, John Hnndrix, Leo Austin, Samuel C. White, Win. Thomas, E. K. Dcardortt", John Dennison, Jus. M. Skidinore, John Green, T. lleeknian, W. S. Sullivnnt, A. II. Jones, Goo. Goldsmith, J. S. Forks, Henry Wharton, W. Keith, John Garner, P. Amos, Albert H. Case, Daniel Barnlnrt, .1. M.C. Has-letine, C. Kasson, II. Delano, William M. Knsson. N. I.uuison, Win. A.Gill, Israel C. God:i:an, L. Kilbourn, Jas. Kooken, Carlisle, S. R. Dolliee, Wruy Thom- ns, Wellington London, Thomas .Morton, John Altman, C T. Martin, John L.Gill, Timothy Duuiis, D. Straiiahan, I. G. Jones, S. (Minn, Robert Jones, O. W. Sherwood, L. J. Burr, J. S. Abbott, Geo. W. Iliggins, J. M'-Elliuny, .1. Kilbourn, jr., M..I. Gilbert, John k. Minor, G. R. Minor, John M'Cunr, A.F. Newman, Minnrd Tnptnn, P. I. milium, .lore. Zeigler, llenrv Woods, F. lientz, Moses Allnian, David Dnvis, Wm. L.Casey, J. Geo. Oistotts, John Otstolis. W. W. Allis, II. I'adrlle- tord, Isaac Clark, Joel Semis, I). Woodbin-. , Wm. K. Cnrr, C. Ehersole, Win. Adams, .Monroe Bell, Isaac Dolion, E. Smith. John Ben, Philip Sehtniliz, Geo. Kun-maker, W. Wing, F. R. Clark, .las. W. Watson, David Altmnn, Francis (.'rum, James Cruiii, John E.uniiek, Cornelius Jacobs, Slephen Ward, Elijah Morion, jr. Win, Vestarvett, C. Malleoli, John Armstrong, Allen Weaver, J. E. Jell'irds, Henry Cheers, Abiel Fust or, Jus. P. Brooks, N. W. Brooks, Jnincs P. Brooks, N. Burlh, John Hvmrod, M. B. Wright, N. I). Kcllev,.!. P. Woodbury, S. B. Stanton, J. Seiner, J. J. Marple, 0. Howard, Win. Mrion,jr. P. J. Ha we, L. S. Peters, Nath. Morion, Jonathan Whitehead, L. A. Frankinbiirgh, Andrew Shott, Leonard Beach, I'riah Sloits, J. Glazier, Lewis Hcyl, S. Whilchend, John S. Gilinore, Geo. Franken-bnfg, Geo. Spongier, Ben. Hope, Jos. Leibv, jr. Wm. M. A bid, Iliviwcll Cooke, T. Bridgmaii, Charles Dermoll, 1). C. Jiidd, S. B. Elliott, (;,. W. Allen, Caleb Allen, Wm. Hnrrisou,S, Philips, jr. I. (J. Drier, A. Ilanee, I. B. Halscv, Charles Scott, Win. (.'. .Morrow, S. Black, E. Cowling, S. M'Gill, G. Vondcrmork, N. J. Kellv, Daniel Win Jul, J. D. Rose, jr. II. F. Huntington, J. S. Clarke, Geo. M'Clnud, Win. M'Cloml, M. Morrill, jr. Elijah Rickets, Wesley-Cloud, Geo. Enibnugh, Noriiiau Wallace, Samuel Philips, Coller, liong, Join Crepps, Geo. Crepps, P. .M'Couinion, James Brvdcn, II. Green, Clark Iliggins, A. Arrison, S. M't'lellnnd, 0. M. llobinson, Nnth. Gregory, Isaac Ilavdeu, Israel Brown, Phillips ('lower, Win. Brown, Tlinmns .Moore, I. Davis, John Davis, Win. Davis, R. N. Grinold, Bark Hunter, George Lnne, John Postle, jr. John Postle, Per-rin Postle, L. Weaver, G. Hutchinson, B. Davis, Saml. Davis, Orunge Davis, Aaron Everett, Richard Hays, John Hnys, R. Amstead, Asn Davis, Saml. I'uxton, J. Paxtnn, Wm. Prnckonhriilge, Win. Barbee, David Bar- bee, Haws Itarliee, jr. Keutien Hulls, r-uiul. ( lover, Dan. Tctites, Willis Widner. Win. Clover, John F.nglnml, llirnin Ingles, Chns. Higgins, Chns. Flael, Alex. Hopper, Joshun Cole, John Brown, Joseph K. Young, Thoiuus Giilli'nrd.J. Ingles, G. llnis,J. Hnys, I!. Ilnvs, II. Ilais, Daniel Wright, Noah Smith, Abraham Sells, R. Buh-roek, Jos. Godown, John Godown, jr. D. M'Cracken, Dcloss Strieklin, Josepli Watts, Thomas Cherry, Willinm Miller, David Rolls, A. Bo.ilt, .1. S. Rodger?, S. Richie, A. B. Johnston, .1. S, Hickman, Ro'.ert Guliduv, Aaron ('lovnr, S. Postle, jr. S. Cn!e, Jas-. Slv, Irn Rob-cock, II. Dovult, Doct. Cliiipniau, Doet. Fisher, Elijah llrunk, Daniel Brutik, jr. Geo. Fislier, Foseph Franklin, Moses Piinscll, J. Chirk, Win. Stronuhon, ('. P. Davis, II. Briggs. FSO.M UM.I.1.1. Daniel Mauek, FROM li!lKK.;i T. W. Ogdeu, W. F. Lnne, John Sliare", J. M. Pool, Alexnmler Connor, .I. G. (lest, I). ('. Damn, S. I'uter-liuugh, Albt. Gallowny, A. Ilivling, W. C. Roliinsoii, Ariel Rogers, Win. Lewis, L. W. Haughey, I'riah I'nu-lin, George iallory, James Wimiiis, Aaron Harlan, A. P. Robinson, S. McCatlipbell. I'ltoM oi i:insi;v. Jacob G. Metcalf, 'I'he.uliire Ros-, .Tim. P. Tingle, Jno. P. Bentty, Aeius Wilun, W.n. Ib .-nier, .Inn. ,!o-Tilton, Lambert Thoni is, Cyrus Butt, Henry Hauna. FIP'M h.uiii.t in. II. II. Soiithgute, William Davs, Dtivi.l A. Jnmes, C. H. Pnddock, Sam'l P. Iln'l, Jacob Bantu, John D. Wnlbridge, A. F. Roliinsoii, Win. l!romwi-ll, Snm'l B. Mndlnv, James 1. Noble, A. II. Ailrims, R. A. Whitstone, Sam'l Patterson, .Miles Greemvo.n Dan'l C. C. David Burritt, Elhridge L iv Walker, George W. 11 uruet, Joliu . tliv Gallup, rm .it Itl'.ui.A.vp. J. llensel, N. Butler, A. S. Ridgwv , A. Morrow, .1. M. Biirrere, J. A. Smith, M. Evans, .1. Clmlliint, T. I'. Johnston, S. Jolly, S. Gallon a-, W. II. Trimble, J, E, Johnson, J, Dill, J. S, Brown, G, Collings. FHOM 1IIT.ON. llenrv Uavmond, J.iliu R. Itsborn, Simeon II. Sprngue, I). YV, llallnrd, I.. Il 'lti'tlv, ll.iiii.s Ki unun, Win. H. Mills, John (i. Armstrong. l iii.M tiAnntsoN. II. S. Mcl'n.ldcii, James Clark, Ftlolt KNOX. J. A. Holland, G. II. Jones, T. M. Donlnni, John Morion, Sherinaii llollster, C. S. Clarke, J, C. Eliurs ilc, Isaac Allen, J. II. Winterbotlom, Samuel McCrenri, J. S. Davis, Win. Turner, J. Slum, Win. M. Bcrrvhill, Levi J. Lnmpson, Stephen Bishop, Daniel Bishop, Asahel Allen, II. Sherwood, Mndixon .Miller, David Gibbs, John Howard. vnoM Ml KINO, j. W. P.riee, U. II. Cairee, Jnmes B. Unwell, R.F. Randolph, V. J. Green, John Woidni, Nimrod Wor-den.G.B.Sinytlie, J. While, J. Gtbbs, Joseph Evan-,.I, J. Moony, David Miore, James Reid, W. Buckingham, J. Z. Seymour, Ben. Turni-r, Jnines Rigg.-, A. Mrrn man, S.'Sevnn, R. Ilazleti, .1. F. Bane, J. M. Hchiltrce, J. Grillilh, L. Cnmpbell, F. Gardner, II. G. Tnvlor, L. Rose, A. McRride, M. Sprlinan, T. N. Foseit, ,1. II. Peek, W. Caslin, R. Green, M.Seovnl,M. Pratt, H. Coolv, A. Ingrnhnin, J. Whitehead, M. 1). .Martin, A.C. II. Whiteheud, M. I.nnis in, J. S n-rrv, T. S.-ott, R. Hard, S Marshall, J. Marshall, W. N I.oyd, Deujauiiii Grshle,T. Mnrshall, Jr., J. Gruble, R, Ciiimm, J. Kir-kendoll, E. Dowel. rilOM I.COAN. John Elders, R. P. Gardner, .1. Newel', T. J. T. Rom, John Wheoler, A. O. Spencer, John Irwin, Jos, Broun, J. J. Mugrndcr, E, llihlc brand, Robert Edmonson, Benjamin Huron, John Bickluim, Sniniicl Stewart, William Stokes, II. Davis. most l.nt-.AIX. A. A. Bliss, Woolsey Welles. , FaoM l.reas. Wm. Kile, J. P. Able. ('. Work, C. f. Pres'inc h, D. E. Bull, E. .inn, Jacob I " ' Z , ," " " V " ") " " '"'.' "" ' ''oneriy, vin- Turuev, Daniel lianis, J. S. Lakin, Thos. Garner, Orry ' " ' """ ' K'. W- Vanmetcr, Harris; Jntnes Harris, jr., Chester Johnston, F. A. Me- '!t"n i'i .lnx." , ?" Wlli.m Cor.ack,J,.s. Baldwin, Thus. S.ogdcn, I Sinrling, -!"l I !"''i?'VU Ch'l',?' jr., Ira l.tons, J. N. Towulev, Wcli'o Starr, Jacob f "cJ( "" .' r!.lI1".' ,i,ri1 "?' -M'" Bcnck, Oliver Zuck, Arnold Hardy, L. Ilailley. K. F. Drake, A. Long, ! "V a,,l, ' w'l -,7 VI '"'"' "-' m",', n"""1 S. E. Wright, S. H. Sands, J. E. liudisell, David Lawson P' '"' Arl'"lr M l",r',"l'' 'S' (" Rc,"t'lii " t" from M imsux. A. E. Sims, Richard Cowling, J. C. Ankhelm, Wm. II. trcigliton, James F. Frc, man, G. W. Lobe, William Crater, Wm. (!. Allen, t. W. llnskerviHe, Samuel 1). Krwui, Francis Asliurv, James Parker, J. I. Jones, J. K. Jones, Jacob Weaver, John W. Siwpkins, S. B. Gus-ley, Win. Reirek, John Hnldcriunn, Henry H. Msrlin,' Joseph Zuck, George Gooding, Charles Cope, D. Butes. rr.oj: M.tr.toN. Thomas Officer, James C. .Martin, Wm. ft. Bnllnntine, Jay I nge, Win. B. Sw-innerion, Wm. Tiinbersinan, Jo-seph Loscy, John Merrill, B. H. Williams, B. P. Holmes, J. ( . (.odniun, S. C. Starr, R. King, Charles Smith, S. I iMotson, I-. Ashboogi,, j0ln Tjiur0. I'KUX MEDINA. James S. Carpenter, Israel Conip, FROM MIA xi Joseph Potter, Henry Penit, li. .-,ml, Will son, A.C. Furrow, John Garret, Jas. ji.'jiy, Iliam Bos- etrecs, Cul- viu i Handler, p.. .witrliell. FIIOM .llnNT.IflMr.r.V. Chr s'ophcr Snevelv, Elias F'nvorile, A. R. II. jr, , kenh, W. 'I'. Lanio, Levi B. Jones, W. P. Dodds, Jui W. Kirk, John Barkshire, James W. Marrow, Jiuiies A. Morgan, Samuel Iluiton, Aimer II. Bowen, Dnn'l VVnv-niire, Juliu S. Lehman, Charles II. llardcastlc. FROM MORGAN. John W. White1, Milton Seaman. from Mi:si;morM. E. A. Abbot?, D. C. Convers, N. A. Giiille, J. Boyle, R. Iluzlott, jr., J. Dutro, VV. Tucker, II. .Smith, J. C'ns-scll, J. A. Cruinr, C. A. Harper, II. Stnuhcrrr, N. Gatrel, A. C. Ross, A. R. Jarkson, W. Moonhead, J. Eoti; L. II. Spcrrv, James Elbcrson, Augustus Mncholl. rrioM perk y, John W. Thompson, R. J. J. Iluiliins, X. G. Abbott, Otlo II. Mrrllcr, II. P. Be.adlc, Francis Hughes, Jnmes O. Abbott. rno.ii PICKAWAV. John I'. W olnVv,Jucl Barlow, Soerntes Ilulse, Francis S. Burl, D. T. Viinnieter, Hugh Bell, Isaac Pancake, Peter K. Hull, John Puucuke, Jr., Jnines G. Huswell, Jonn. Seymour, Henry Buyer, Gideon Alliire, Wm. IL Carlisle, John P. Bennett, If. II. Gales, J. F. Wilson, Langdon Littleton, Abncr Dresbaeh, R. A. II. Bell, J. Lamb, John R. Botkin, Junics'D. Ely, Georgo Weaver, Jr., Wm. Littleton, Win. B.iver, Adam Seviiiour, W. K. Forcsmnn, Georgo Dean, Itiehurd D. At'wuter, Jnmes McDonald, Samuel Briinchcr, Elliott O'Neal, Daniel Shoemaker, Win. Nevin, Dnniel Enlrckin, Wilson lllair, Jesse Lutz, John Sliuw, llenrv May, Jr., Geo. Oil"- , nor, Jnmes P. Brown, Edward William's. John Dennv. fhom riKi:. Jacob Row, Thos. T. Bentty, S. P. Cummins, Green Lee Berry, Willinm Cissna, Charles Cissna. .Madison Williams, George Pancake, Dr. L. F. Kiihn, David Em mill, Aguilla Jourdun, Reuson Chenowitli, FR0.M POItTAUE. Dnniel R. Pilden, Francis W. L'pson, Augustus E. Foot, I'ritil Mills, -Hiram Howell. FROM lUCHI.AND. Charles T. Sherman, George II. Stewart, Robert G. M'Lcun, John M. Armstrong, J. II. Mains, Svlvcstor Webster, John H. Pugh. i KOlf IUW. John Turllon, Wm. Mick, Henry Howard, Thomas Jones, Win. Chundler, .Martin Haumuii,Geo. W.Shnltz, Jacob Wait, Aaron A. Daily, Suiii'l Daily,-. Wsighl, Jus. Greenlee, Wnshingtoi'i Phil'ms. D.'tJ. Stnel. .1. P. Dims, J. N. Philips, Win. Puuon, Juliu Augustus, John Robinson, John Shenrcr, Friineis Blow n, Duncan Jones, Andrew Switt, Joseph A. Suntbrd, Chnrles Pnrker. Valentine Gory, Thos. E. Teler, Thoinnn Browning, Lowia Ileisur, Morileicn Saunders, John J. Bungs, S. W. Kly, Jacob Shoemaker, Albert White, Robert Lowry, Thomas Walkc, Geo. Haines, HoVrl AlcCrncken, John Whit-sel, Win. Wilkins, Jnmes Sntchcll, J. L. Hearn, John D. Kerr, Henry Johnston, llenrv S. Ashcr, Richard Dill, John L. Taylor, Ferguson Fleming, Wm. Cook; John E. .Mills, Win. Cochran, Biifenboroiigh, Win. McCar- rcll, John W. Robi, Alex. Manarv, Henry Thompson, Joel Vanscoy, Henry Finncnioic, F, Albright, U. V. Baibridge, Eiiw'd Jennings, S. D. Ilardv, David Steel, Jos. A. Iteynolds, T. Brown, Dan'l Tiioinpsop, Colninn Philips, Wm. Long, John Johnston, Julm Liggitt, Archibald Shoekly, Henry .Mas.--ie, John Mchirlund, Jus. Games, Snin'l Shields, John Ewing, Win. Inglish, llenrv Mcl.niidburgh, Win. McCoy," Snm'l .icColli:r, Wm. R. McCoy, Win. Bonser, Char!esCnldwell,Joseph P. Howard, W. I). Woithiiigton, Jas. Stei I, Win. McDowell, Dun'l Suvdcr, L. IL Collins, li. R. Seymour, Jesse P. Davis, Carey A. l.ee,John Wnddle, Wni. Waddle, Win. Shciibenl, S. D. Caninbell. J. S. I.iirnuto. .1i,. . I P. Campbell. J, .ll il R. Allston. All v'r Met',,,-. H ',,.,. merman, Alex'r Reniek, Elius Brine:, Thomnsjunk, John T. Jones, Kich'd K. Mussie, K. . Davis, Win. Welsh, A. li. Iliiokwulior, Win. Y. Strung, John Perdu, Jus. McCrcurv, 'I'hoiuns .ileDoiigul, Beiij'n Jones, Hi-rniir A. McNcnioiir, Jesse llesli, 'I'homiis Robinson, Abr'nvllegler, Geo. Lowry, Absalom Hollinnn, I. Frew, .Milfoil lle-b r, Svlinnusl'huii h, Nnthan'l Mnssie,.lohn Bri'.rgs, Siuiiiier Bnrtlctt, Jacob Beiiner, U. Contcs, Da- ' vid Cmininghani, Jesse l. Siiunions, V m. Wilkins, Peter Hiilnagle, li. O. Curpentc, Isaac Bowen, Levi Bar-top, M. S. Cook, John -Mc .Malum, John Chesnut, John Miiligun, Doe'r (i. F. Bin, dipt. 1'. G. 1'lvlv, Prior Shields, Jacob Fisher, jmi., Wm. Ross, jun., Iievi Ilil-debraiiil, Henry Siyearingen, Lawson Carroll, J.Sliui-iiic.-, li. Jonn, J. Deuu, Win. S, Murphy, I'ltoM SA.Ntll.'SKV. J. Arnistriiiig, ri:ot H.-tniii. (. II. P. rSurkp, Rnbei-i l.'.issel!, C. V. Folin, G W. i'Tiiulers, .1. Wullev, W. S, Whiine-, J. Hnil, Jo-. Mel-eber, J. A. Hainia, II. Cloiighiiuiii, ll. Givens, A.Nih-I, Abrnin Noel, llirnin Eliiguuiu, A. Frcenuin. IIIOM M'.M.eA. John P. Cornell, Robert M. Gibson, Gamaliel Cowlcs, George ). llou;jh, James Hunter. reuM T.n-.K. William Kryre, Samuel Pease, Andrew Toe. FROM Tl'SI'AI'.All A.I. D. Tslindv, G. Ctibb.-, L. Sergeant, M. S. Neighbor. I uo.m rxti'.v. J. lieinnlds, R. Mcllinin, II; F. KpIsv, T.J. Lewis, 'P. F l ane, II. Baldwin, II. B. Siepheiis, H. A. Fav,J. Sol or," P. li. Cole, T. M, Ewill(, I '. Skrs, ,. Nniell-iiau, 1'. Robinson, (!. Chajmiuu, G. Richards, S. Me-Caoipbell. innM w.iitr.r.:;. Robert Corw In, John Probaseo, jr., Ediinmd Builev, jr., lieuj. C. Sliiuiun. rr.nM w.v.n. Charles F. Leopold, John M't'lelhin. Martin A. Rabin. ' Charles lluivaiil, in. Slut, W in. Rice, H. B. Pnneuast, l. ll.Suulh, A.(.. ilnwlev, A. Hiekinnn, Wm. Cum-tilings, Joshua Warner, Iloghiu .Me.i illen. Win. Cii!- bertsop, Wm. M. Cunningham, .1. W. Kerr, John .Millar, John Kilgore, John Cusebeer, Jitcob K.wsitir. IARMI'.lta AND STORTSAtEV, A'l'TI'ND ! M A IK ' III.OOIIIIII STOCK AMI Tl ItF IIOIISi; FOR PAI.K. I will oiler lor sale, at ti e town of .Murlou, on Friday, Ihe -III, nay oi lyoi-ciimcr nesl. (it not sooner sold at private sals,) Ihe vnlunhl-slisk horse 1 S 1 1 M . V 1, 1 . . Sale lo lake plarr helween tho hours of 10 o'rlnrk, A. M., and .1 o'rlut-k. !' M., of that itny. Isluiitiet wus fon'eit on thn 4lli of Mnrrh, llin, nnd rnlseit hy Col. Willinm llul'ord, of Kenlurky. Ills sire wns Ihe i-elrhrnlnd Wln'er ArnMun; Ids dnui ntd Mnry lleiltnrd, (Col. rtcitford's favorite inure,) whii-h wns n'sothe iliuu of Ctiililers, and tho Rrnnil dnui of die llukn nf Orleans, nnd othrr first rate rnrers: she was not liy Hie Duke or llrilfnnl. Islounel's srniut dnin was eol hy ti e InitMirli'il horse Sienihitnr; his gn-nt srniut dnui hy the Int. l-nrteil Dart Dcril of Cut, llonmes, of Vlr-inin. The IHlk of lleilfiinl, the sire of Islounel's dioii, wns cot hy lliellnporloil ftrd-t'or.l: his ilnui hy Vnltnire; hi. grand ilntu hy iiiiorted l?lcphen, wlilrh wus uftoriv.ir.ls rtilled Nanr.v Wnsliluition. Ishninel'n I. loud Is iipinl to that of nny home In the ronatry. tin hns shou n himself uiMessed ef cietit ipecd and bottom, eipuileil liy fen horses hi the t'nlted plates. The l.orie is In linn rinnlition. ami nmy lie seen nt mv stahte, In Hie Inivu of Mnilim. I liavo doriuiients In niy pnnkn, fully rnrrolKimtinit the forrcnhir sinlement nf his pedlireo and rhnrartrr. The orrnainn will all'onl s rnre opportunity lo obtain a niosl vn'unhlp stork or tun' horse. Terms nl'sn'o will ho l,ernl. Further partlrnlara miy ha lenrneil hy rooonioilrilluii, si.l pnlit, aildressed to me, nt Marlon, ' Marlon rnuioy, Ohio. Hept. 21-27.. ;u o. nowr.v. Tlie Oh ntnimy CnrMto, priuli-,1 at Ih lawnre, anil H eIts-i-o'd, pi Inlnl nt I'rlsiiii, will pi- se to Insert , r rnrrtoiliino-llc-e tloee siirrewli-e ni eks, and send llu Ir hills In line olllce, or lo O. niwen,F.-q. at .Mirlon, Tar pay inenl. MAHRVAT'B t'OMPLKTR IVORKH.-Ths works of taln Marryatt.romplcu Is and 2 rots. For aah f I. ST MOMtOR '