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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17
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"BnRmupA, Juxe 76.--By the Penelope,
from Martinique. we learn that the Saints arc
giyea up to the French forces y and that Mar
sIniqlc IS to be given up on the s,h or z7th Of
July next; for which purpofe a large aect j. al
ready arrived there 70 take off the troop. A
pumber Of the French re6dents at Martinique
are flying TO Trinidsi 10 make fetti-nen,s at
thar i1and.--Six ,gritifln fail of the line were
lying .; Maria;qne few days ago.
{" By this ysRel we alto learn. that mutt
ny and alIaGipstion had nearly taken place at
Mariaiqde. on the 4th infant. The neyrce.
bad al been spprizsd of the intention few days
before by hand bills but ON the evening of the
90 June. two negroes went toto an Irifhmao's
greg fhop where they were difsgreeiog, on
which the !siihmsn gave one Of thrma blo~ on
the h.ad with bis ct, which knocked off his hat
which contained ore Of the bills he was irnme-
dia,ely fecurcd. with about 40 Others, and the
bin fent to the governor, who immediately ifIu-
Cd orders through the inand for every perfon TO
be under arms. Their intestion was TO murder
every white ON the iland. The beGneis was
p!anned at Gosdaloppe by thc negroes, the ring
lender of whom was apprehended at Martinique
and fens back 90 Guadslou2e in irons, with a
Seqaea tha, he nigh, be tried there and exccut-
ed or retaliation was threatened.
By this lucky difcovery perhaps thou
fssds of lives were faved. for even the militia
might be partly off theis guard on that day.
"There can be 90 doubt but that our ports
will be continued open all the year. IntereAed
perfons frequently rePor 10 America that ,hefe
porss are fhut, by which means we are deprived
of the ufuai trade Of the Americans.
"It 10 aRonifhing what number Of fhips.
hriss and other veG:s pafs daily in fight of ihefe
ia,rds snce the peace-a proof of the increafe
OF commerce."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17
GARDNER q DEAN.

Have j9a reer,vrd CosEsnmep sf IS tafkags,
Of DRY GOODS, 1D6ieb sD,N BE- /Sld at
Auction oar Wednesday, an i.fa~f, at 9
o'ehek. a. NJ, ia, aptyoVed mdo,jrd ~sfe,, tay-
able ar lbe 8ani .f Rbeae. p~rd ia 90 or Iao
6e,' fer an Jnmi ovr, 100 dsila,s, rss/5amg yf
rbe jsiisasi@g H,fieis,. pss.
EIFTEEN pieces fupcr6ne Broadsloths.
J. IS Do. Canimcrcs,
70 Do. Dinities and Mu1;nets,
40 DO. Cotton Camb,icks.
90 DO. Linen and Dowlas,
20 Do. Checks.
go Do. Msrfsillcs and Ginehams.
80 Dozen Cotton Hole,
SO Pieces Calicoe..
80 Do. Brown Hollands,
Box Hats sIored,
Do. Knives and Forks.
And Variety Of other Articles.
And at Private Sale. 20 Pipes of high fossth-
proof Bafcelons BRANDY.
N,4epevs, Jny I6. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17

jority Of 7ss s,i, thsvisg bst thst rnrbet more
asj 'ri,y of I6l4. a' had ben erroneou0y aated
for had 1914 been deioaed frcm GiIman''
votes. IL would have reduced them 20 1855.
which would have been s,i Mort OF a msjsrity.
BY this you will perceive what falling of there
has been from the Gilman in,erca in the courlr
of one year. he having iaa year msjority of
more than 1000. In the three large counties
OF Rockingham, Hib,rough add Strait rd,
which lie in the neghborhcod Of Gov. Gilman,
Langdon had majority Of ro,r vo<es; bo, this
vas outwcighcd by the majorities ia the dilsnt
counties OF Chefhire and Grsfton."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17

THE petition Of Ehxsb0b Vassbs. of New
i port, in the county OF Nespon. wife of
Nathan Vasgks, praying that, for lhc csuies
therein fs,ed, the bonds Of marriage be'ween
her. and her faid bufband, might be diaokcd,
was, on this eighth day Of Jolly 1901, hdeedin
the Clerks Office Of ,bs Supreme Jodisial Court,
for the county of Newport -
This il 70 sive Notice, therefore, TO The
faid Nafban Yoss6s, and to all perfons concern
ed. that they appear ss the Soprme Judicial
Coon, TO he holden in fsid Newport, IN aud
for faid county Of Newport, on the ioOr,h Mon-
day Of Ausua next. then and there to he~
csufc, lif any they hsve) why the prayer Of faid
petition ought not 10 be granted
P. NJ. MUMFORD, CI-k.
Mszots~f, JHy 8, 1904. 90
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17

IS The bo6o.fs Of voting. in coufequence
OF the appeal 10 the people. goes on with great
alscrity. From the information which have
collected and coEpared. th,ok may fairly fay.
thas ieVeD out Of ten, votes for the Confulate
for lite, have a.fo votei a. an anendpent, s that
B,napsrte shail be empowered TO chaic his foc-
csG ~" There is only one abatement which
prrisnts iteif 70 this general Likely h,od Of foe
cefs and this aries from the high price Of
bread. which is now in Paris at tx fous the
pound. /, is fuppofed thar, from this citcum-
fancc. Bonapsue will iofe 10000 votes In Par
, u aionc."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17

nN the kvsa'h day Of July infant. 44ns
~ Randolph. Of Newport. in the county Of
Newport, lodged petition 10 the Clerks Office
of the Supreme Judicial Court, for the fad
county, praying that. for the cauies therein
aated. the bond OF marriage between her. and
her hufband Jybs Randoipb, might be diGolvcd.
and decree Of divorce promulga,ed:--
Notice, therefore is hereby given to the
faid 1obH Randolph. and to al perfons concern
ed, to appear at the next Snpreme Judicial
Court, to be holden at Newport, in and for faid
county, on the fourth Monday in Aogua next,
to ihew canfc why the prayer Of fsid petition
ought not to be granted.
P. M. MUMFORD. Ck,&.
Nteoboyf, JvJ 8, 1904. 90
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17

eide on ;he qrstioa gforosea by tis decree Of
she cenfpls." He Adds shat . nonef she votes
received, Grse nc AID, al tne Secretaries OF
Prefecture, etsst ruuiher have 5stn given in
with the amendsita, which forms TIE obiea of
your propoision. The fame treedoln may be
left TO the voters 0ho aall psefeni thsgf,lves
AZ the Secretaries Of The ftveral MayorsI,ics."
May rranla.ic7 Of Hsnd bill dif-
tfibsted 18th Nay, through Paris +
'My ersiaS ne ,eeon trnee die 10 B,sata,fs.
IS Is i, Propofsd TO the French people to
non.nase BonsPaIte Conful for life Has the
Importance OF the lervicss which he has rcndcr-
20 Us been veil conldered, aud is this recon.
pence iuineicnl! Ia il not ine in,ereR Of every
prenchiDaa 10 prevent the return Of Revolu-
ionafy fot riags, TO annihiiate anarchy forever,
ana 20 avoid, In fu;ore, the intrigues Of thofc
par,iians Who promote and excir re elections
when tate without Conititution is only
gose'ned by the caprices Of It's kings. heredra-
ny night may be dangerous bat hen gov
ernne"', equally wife ani powerful. is organx-
cd when man, eGua.iy extraordinary and
fnrPnhog, compels IL 10 DC refpeetsd and ef-
tsened whsn the whole world aaanimouily ac-
Knowledge his rights TO the foycrei2n po~ er, is
lot the right OF iahcr,iauce neceGary. and ought
not the gratitude OF the F'ench TO hx il in the
family OF their Hero Ia N nt. is not F.ance
upon recovering It's ancient limits, fufheiently
t1tenise 20 honor herfelf with ise title of EN-.
pre- Aud where. in the page, Of hitory, fhal
VIC find an Emperor fuficIen,ly nasuanimou, TO
he compared with the Titus Who governs her
fobm,t ,hele qaeaions 20 my eountrymen--
,hsy induce me to express 1y ova with. de-
hre that the French people map proclaim Ma
pDieon BooaparIe hnt Emperor OF the Gauls,
sad ds In hi, family the hereditary po oxer. upoo
Ie. ettaohihing the Salic Law.
t,igned) " BosxtvILLs AYsAL,
Ck.1sf Batfaioa Of The .4tb eftb< Line"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17

NIHEREAS EisaSefk LassAy, Of New
Wv port. in the Coontv of Newport, wife
OF George Largely. of faid Newport. did on the
h.,eeath day OF Jolly. A. ID. Soi. lodge in the
Clerks Office Of the Snpteme Judicial Cour, for
land County. her prr'ion, prsying that for the
resions therein Aated. the bonds OF Marriage
between her. and her fsid huibans. might ns
diaolyed. aud de3es OF divorce promulgated
This is. therefore. TO give Notice 20 the
faid George Langley, and to all perioas coscern.
ed, to appear AZ the Supreme Judicial Court.
to be holden AZ Newport ,.in and for faid coun-
~. on the osr,h Monday Of Apgua next. snd
ihe~ caufe If any they hase) Why ,hc prayer Of
faid Petition ousht nor TO be granted.
r. M. MuMFORD. Cis,k.
N,aepsrf, Jsb rs. ise,. s.t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17
Ten Cents Reyavd.

u AN away from the fubleribcr, on the goth
IN Of June LAT. an indented negro Boy, nam
ed JOSiAS CEsER, in the ,9'h year Of his
age, has fear Of burn on one Of his Riffs, a
mort shickiet fellow. bad on farr hat. round
olive coloofed jacket and srowfsrs any perfoa
who will iecorc him in Jail. OF return hlm 70
the fubfcriber. ihall receive the above rewsrd
Matters Of veGels. and Others arc hereby forbid
harborihg, uoaiog or employing him on penal
~ Of the Law.
STEPHEN CONCDON.
North. king ye0au~. JSL s, 1904. oys
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17

A LIZ perfoo, who have any demands agsipx
"A the ERsie Of JAMES Dire. late Of Md
d'etown. deceaied, arc hereby fsqusaed 10 Ex-
hibm them ;--and thofe vho are indebted to
laid eame are requsasd 20 make psymea, with
out delay. TO
ELIZABETH DYER, Ex~~fyix.
Njkdlssws, JS, 4, ises. SO
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17
7a,snty Dollars RewaYd.

7usnty Dollars RewaYd.
INSERTED from Fort woleoi,, ,tis NOR.
~ nins, soort two o'clock. the Two follow.
ing Soidie", viz go -CHkRI VOYART, a
Frcnchman. about feet,o or II inches high.
dark coInplexioo. hort black curly Hair. dark
eyes; bad on round Hsr. Uniform Coat. bound
With Yellow binding. White cloth veA, and
Hsail Sheeiing Pantaloons. ns.-THOMAS RED
WOOD, an Engliihmaa. about iect 10 inches
high. dark eonalrS;ou. Nor, black Hair. fpcaks
broken Eag'iih had on rouni Hat, Uniform
Coat. white Jeans Vea, and white RstEa Sheet
ins Pso,sloons. Whoever take, up and iccurcs
laid Deferers, 10 snv Goal. or delivers them TO
the Commanding Oi;cer a, Fort wolcott. in
The Harbour OF Newport. iha receive the above
kewaid. with all reafonsble expences, or Ten
Dollars tor either OF them.
LLOYD BEALL,
Captain Of dr,!lsryas Cemmasdi.r.
Fort Wolcot. July 10. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17
r. M. MUMFoRD. ch,i.
Neaoporf, July i6, 1901.

QETSEY OK, OF Newport, in the Coua-
ID y Of Newport. wife Of Villas oxx, of
Briaol. in the County Of BrRoi, Mansel. ca
the thirteenth day Of July. Boa, lodged IN the
Clerk, oftce Of ihe Saprcme Judicial Cours
FOR laid Couoty Of Newpon, her Petiticn. pfsy-
ing that for the csaies therein fa,ed, tbe bonds
Of Marriage between her, and the fsid William,
might be d'Golved. and dsc.ee Of divorce pto-
mulgaicd -
This is, therefore. 70 give Notice TO ,bs
fsd William OK, and 20 all perfons cone:rn.d.
TO appear at the Suprcme Judicial Court to be
holden az Newport, in and for fsid County. on
the fourth Monday Of Auguf next. and fhe~
csuie why the prayer Of faid Petition osght NOT
to be granted.
p. M. MUMFORD, Ck,k.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17

On 6J day nexf Friday, hbt a3d isaastJ sf I I
s'eisek..d. M. on fbr prsmyss,
THAT large and eonmodioos Houie in
i Thamss- S,reei, next South Of the Brick
Market, late the property Of WALTRR EAs.
roN, dccesfcd, with the What and Stores, be.
longing TO the fame. Terms Of payment made
know at tine Of Sale.
MERf3ETH EASTON,
DAVID BUFFUM,
JOHN SLOCUM.
Newport, 7ih. Mo. I7sh 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17

DikD.]-At the Havana, Of the Yellow
Fever. MArHRw CHALLsNoR, of Freetowa,
ton OF Eainr CbaiIeno,. young gentleman of
an snbemiihed character.
In shis town. on wedoeidsy. Mr.. HEN.
RY CLARKE---x respectable Citizen.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17
20 U NJ D.

YESTERDAY, a frali Sum Of Money ia
L Bank Bills. The owner proving properly.
may have it again by calling on the ipb.ciibcr.
after paying tor this Advertisement.
JOSkPh w. PAUL.
NezeSo,f. Jniy 10.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17

NcwPoTt, Il. Jay 10, i8o2.
nN the twelfth day of July infant. Eiiss-
~ se'b Ca,y. wife of Cekb Cert, Of Lissle.
Compton. in the County OF Newport. lodged
IN the Clerks office Of the Supreme Judisisl
Court tor iaid County, her Petition praying
that for divers csaics therein iet forth, the bonds
OF Marriage between her, and her fsid hufbaads
might be dilolved, and dce.ee Of divorce pro-
mGiRatsd -
Notice. therefore. is hereby given 10 the
faid Caleb Carr, and 20 all other peiions con-
cerned. 70 appear ct the Suprems Judicial CouIf
to be holden at Newport, in tho Coupiy Of
Newport, on the fourth Monday Of AoguR
next, and fAew csufe (if any thry have) Why
the prayer Of faid Petiiioa osghs mon 70 ~
granted.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17

Various reports coocur in eating, that an
attempt has la,eiy been made on the lie OF Bona.
Pat,e. One accouoi hy,, cpnfpiracy was for
med agsinit him by IS Gsnefals. who are nav
under a'rea-Maiieoa & Angereau. are faid TO
be auicng the numhcr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17

'ersl Ccngres men. were taken a fu.l proof. bu,
bad times, when the people examine Tor them
iciyes-fine times when we could rant Gx hours
|on the repeal OF the Judiciary. bo, bad times
when confined to wri'e colasnn or two on Bohes
Tea aud Sugar--Fine times wheo we hai iuh.
jeets OF argumtot. but bad ,iues when Obliged
|so rersas. (" Virginia" &c grea, Virsiai-,"
. aiittoeSarica! Virgins" (" Jeftricn's Virp,n-
"a. thirty times In lieu Of other topics-we
co HI continue in this train which that writer
has choisn. but i, is fuficieat--He ard his iento
may, ia theirPoli;cai mania, rage. an, Isar. .-aoa
however mortfying it may he. they muh bid
Farewell, long farewell to all their grea,neis."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-17
MIScELLANEoUs-DoMESTIc.
ProgyelS of Truth.

The election Of oficeu to compofe the ei-
y eonneii of Wilmington. as organized by an
ad of the latf lslhon Of Congrefs, has terminal.
cd favorably TO the Republican intereA--there
bsing republicans to & feds.
The total majority of votes by which the
rpGblicsn members Of Congrefs have been chof-
en- from I. diitrit,s in Nsw-York, j. ILtvrx
rHousAsD ard TwsrrY.sx. The msjori-
y BY which the federaIiRs we're chofen io the
3 remsinins diarie.s is %nly sisven bssd,rd ard
bysrsn
In the Legi0stsre Of Vermont Of 1903
there we're twenty three Rep.6isA1s only--in
1899 hfy-two-in 1900 feventy. .6ve-snd in
1907 they had majority Of frwISTY.-" How
sre the mighty fallen u
b -
ITfra7 sf a kns' ,s- Csses,( ". N. reesavsa
ar Psyynssib. dO,ed Jsns "a.
IS On cour,ire ,fe votes 'or Governor, IL
srrsaFed thar TIE hole number ~ss 10. L6 a
~h.ch Q sst conaitu,cd usio.isy- Cslsnsn
bad Ic, 577, and u courle was elected ty G4-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-11
A PROPOSAL
. - . 4 M M VEL BISHoH
for tAbl,@mg By Saglenptim,
l. E I Frs
ON THE
Elementary Principles
E d u c A ITO N.
Bp GltlabetD pamtlton,
Author OF the !" Memoirs of Modern ph;loc,
piers" &c.

ON this intercaing and highly importsr,
branch OF icieuce, ieveral valuable works hav.
withia few years, been preiented TO the pubi,
among which che above, as 1t is the mott recen,
10 Is it pre- eminently useiui. Led ky her iube&lI
into an inquiry concerning the nature o. the atv.
powers, and intellectual faculties OF the hum,n
mind, Mrs. Hamilton HIS developed tholc DOW =
and faculties with peripicuity and abjlivS
which, whileit arreits the attentianof lhofe Viii
have moG lnccefsfully Gudicd tholc iubiecls muaE
render competent knowledge Of th,m familiar
to the mott ordinary capacity. The iupcrGciaI.
nefs and ffivoity Of character engendered by IL.
modern tYitem q education, have been long, and
uay, iubjet of complaint; but the parti.
cuar caules by which thefc ferrous evils have /
been produced. were hitherto but imperfe&ys
known, or little attended 10: 10 trace thefc eyisf
to their fource, and to point out the proper re.
mcdy, is the ultimate object to which the nleri.
torouS efforts of this Author have been directed I
and in thele efforts the has, it is believed, fucced.
ed beyond the mott tanguine expectations. Such
indeed, is the importance of the inquiries which
form the (ubjela of this work, and 10 great tn.
fucceis with which thofe inquiries have been pur.
iuCu, ltiat LAC i@HpiSiI SVniNHueHcIa w 4VI!Sig
may reafouabIy be expected 20 relult from tn:
prelen: publication. 10 all it is iuterening in Al
very high degree, but TO mothers Of families, and
others engaged in the formation of the minds Of
children and youth,-it VIII prove an acquGuon
truly invaluable.
1he rapid fae Of two inprenions ofthis work
in England, fufie;eatly evinces the high eltimat-
on. in which it is there hcld An American editi-
on--equal to, and at little mere than hall the
price of the Britiih e1ition'--is now offered tot
the patronage Of the American public; by whom
its merits will, doubtlcls, be jualy appreciated.
An Extraa from the abrve Woyk.]
6 From mot of the writers on education ID
{" would appear tliat it is only to people of rank
6 and fortune that education is matter Of any
f" importance. By iach alone can the fylems
" that are generally propoled, be adopted. 10
&C {uch, therefore, mutt we believe them to be
g cxcluiively addreled. 20 make fine ladies'
I" and finilhed gentlemeu forms no part OF my
6 plan, which has for its Object the iu6jeaion q
the gallons the direction OF the affections, and
" the cultivation OF the tscu,ties that are coamon
TO the whole human race"
Tie price of the Britifh edition, is fifteen
ihiIliugs, Sterling, in boards,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-11
CONDITIONS.

I. TIE Work @aA Be e0mprjf9 liz III
Duodecimo v0Lamss, Of aboRt 40 page
eacb, g RaU be printed in the 6gf Kramer
an a fine Paper, andne7v Jfe.
II. Tie Prize qvill be one Dellar f'r9''
lime liz Joar1s, payQJle on del:Oe,y.
~ Il vsy eonfdfrabl< number af %,
pies beng ALREADY Jaljeribed for, The 7g''fi
AaN be pnt 10 Prsf5, and Jfny5ea 9VitSsA''
delay.
Gs sabrnptiaus received BY the P''-
AAsr.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-11
Lands IN Kentucky.

To be )old BY Public Sale at The
Tsufiae CoGss- Roam, NeU York, on the
7dday efDesember aext, at 2 o'elock,
NON.
Eleven thoufand acres ofland
in one or more lots; laying in the coun-
~ Of Fayette, fate Of Kentucky about
so miles from Lexington and Frankforf,.
20 miles fouth eaf of the Ohio River and
adjacent to the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and feveral riting
iettlements. The foil generally good,
well watered and timber OF various deicrip-
tions.
Thefe lands within IS miles Of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both nayi-
gable two tosthree hundred miles above The
extremity OF the lands.
Al6,
To be fold at the fame time ard place
as the above, auotber TRACT Of LAND
OF nine thoufand acres, in one or fnote lots,
in the county of Fayette, fate Of Ken
lucky, nearly the fame ditfsnce from Lex
ington, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing trace, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, dill
taat from the latter only few miles.
The foil is in general good, well wa
tered and timber of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the neighborhccd
of the fettled parts Of Kentucky, and op-
polite Jerfey festlenent. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, ETC. in 1857 and
1855, and the title deeds are clear and H.
difputable.
As thefe lands are to De diipoied Of for
behalf Of creditors, they will be pohtively
fold TO the highee bidder, for apPoved
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James Maferfon
of Lexington MIR. George Brook, Clerk
of Woodford county; or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point out the lands.
For further information and an accurate
plan of the lands, apply to John & Charles
Wilkes Eiqrs. OF Lewis Simond Efq. New
York, or TO Mr.. Brown, Dumfries, Viz
einia..
October +. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-11

LII Of Letters remaining N the
PoR0Eoe, Alexandria, OS7o-
Der /, 1902.
Walter S. Alexander, Thomas Alvin, Mrs.
Aufoins, Mr. Auibery.
Robert Boggefs ?, Jotcph Bagin, Samuel Fl.
Beall. Samuel M. Brown, Georgc Boiling, Mr..
graddocS, Mr.. 8. Brown, Mary Brown.
John Clifton 2, Samuel H. Card, Mary Ann
Crunch. Edward Carter Samuel Collard, Sa-
rah Clemens 2, John Cayfey, JofsPh Cupper,
John Carton, Gltoyou Chorus, john CATER,
James Clark, George Chspmau, Joieph Cooper
Pattiek Collins.
Johua Dowing, Edward Dowler.
Thomazia Ellzey 2, William Emn'ons, Tho
mas Egncw.,
JohaFowler, Elizabeth Fontain, Capt. aenry
Fairfax, Iehn Fleetwood Marih Daniel r ,'d
Jacob Fortncy 4, fienry Fenwick, EidFed tliher,
Chrinopher Francis, Mrs. Francs.
Obed;ah Garnet, William Groves.
Jacob Harry, Mathew Hulhann, James S. Iii
sinbo,hanl, Robert Harris, " liam Hewett, o2-
muel Howard Sulan Harris, Francs HamerNy,
Elizabeth Hodgkins, Ann Hope.
Capt. Lewis Javcll, Jonas Johnion' James
Johnfon.
George Kelgock, 4, zachaeiah Kirby, Arch
K. Kearney, Philip Keaty, William fitzpatrick,
Fielding Lewis, 2. James D. Lawry, Boliha
Laws, lanes Laird, Mellts Love ard Reid,
William Lightfoot, Stephen Lewis, Charles J,
s Love, George C, Lamkln, Q, capt VIM. Lane
sun William Lewis, Nancy Lewis, Daniel LEWIS
PhilipLee
Charles NJ Martin. 5, E'enor Mitchell 2,
Larkey Maxield, Abraham Mathews Nj. Men
rev, Iohn Mal!erGy, Thomas Masruder, chm
I.mry, Amy Moore, James M'Dunce, Da-
MEL Murray, Thomas Matthew, John Morris,
William Murdock, William Miller, Murray,
NIumGord aud Bowen, Jqha Matthews, Robert
Miller.
Thomas Neale.
O..
Msfris. Hugh osNcale and brothers, Law
rens Owens, Joihua B. oigood
Lewis Plumb \, Mis- P4tlain, Thomas Fro
vines, Or. John Philips, 2, Jane Pralher' fancy
Potts, William Potter
George Roech, George Rutter, Elizabeth Rid
man, Capt. Ioicph Ruiiell,
Stephen stephsns, Eliha Scott, Adam M.
Stewart ?, Thomas salmon, Thomas Smith, Jo-
feph Smith, Towrihcnd StiCh, Thomas Sinclair,
Jahn smith, Benager Smith, Weathers Smith
T.
George 6. Tew 3, Richard 7hcnpfon, Rich
ard Turner, William Tonkin Gerard, lramniei,
Capt. Hugh r. Tuttell, John Treeby, Captain
David Tucker
Mrs. Voyart.
MsGrs. Ienauel Weeks and fon, and VIM.
Tewett, James Wough, John Wet, homas
Wet, VIII and Bob, James Walton, capt. John
Wheeler, captain William Walden.
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