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FIVE DoLLARs REWARD.

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. !.
CTRAYED from the subscriber living
~ IN Jeaerson County, near BulI-skin,
on the 18th ult. two horses, one 81
them . sorrel and the other dark bay ;
the sorrell Is about fourteen hands thfee
inches high, has 1 white spot about
the bigness Of ! dollar on the near side
OF his neck-The bay IS about fourteen
hands high, Is vel formed, trots and
PAGES, shod al round with OLD shoes,
those on his fore feet are not fellows
ANY person securing said horses and
giving me Information 50 that Iget them
again, shallhave the above reward and
al reasonable charges.
SAMUEL HIBBINs.
July IS, 1905.
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DAVID HAKTSHORN.1
Martinsbasy, Jnly -, 1905.

n y. . 49, a.y,n !. rs
Z. { go se'eJgs 5rooas 1ennsy, asd
49, 800 z. 1ssaay tae Ssd sday 81
~ s9 81
=. -. 800 13 n, !onn Spiyy, John
$3.50. 80 rrsssS ms w,ie. Joseph
- 49, yonn nooo ana Catherine
-. ls. Dorsey ren.ecosf Sarah
lsmes AsnDrooke and
..a ~ 3 ., ~ l, 5. Seorge fentecost
49, - 1 - renseeost, neirs e law
- $50 representatives, q Dorsey
diseased.
,,,.n:. =. -.
49, n on.s.on, g1orlei ]. Johnston,
. .salsnln Josesson, ju1. Am yshh-
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a a rnxsH SUPPLY 81 LEE and
COS highly approved ana valuable r A
TENT MEDlCINE, q just receiy-
Cd and my Be had e The oiiee Of the
IntslIiesneer.
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Mspem5er Court, 1900.
William Hin, Complainant.
49, s s. I'D 5,; AGAINST
John Thornton, Augustine Washing.
ton and Samuel Washington, heirs Of
Thornrun Washington, deed, Iohn
Bate and James Smally Bate, Dcf'is.
==zzssS@ It In CHANCERY.
THE Defendants, John Thornton,
Il augustine Washington and Sa-
muel Washington, heirs of Thornton
Washington, deceased, John Bate and
James Srnally Battle, not having entered
their appearance agreeable TO an act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and il appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth, on the motion Of
the eemPlainant BY his Counsel, il Is or
dered that the said defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in October next, 70 answer the
bin Of the complainant, and that d copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Virginia Gazette, fortwo months sue
cessively, and puhlishedat the door ef
the Court. House Of the said County.
A Copy, 4.
Teste, ~ -.
H. BEDINGER, c.s.e. I.
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hsM Fan GODS.
THE subscriber has Just received
i from the City Of n iiladtlthia, and
incorporating, aiaIge and general assort-
c D . S,

amongst which are Irish Linens, French
and India Lnfesfriags, MtisLins, Dimi.
tee, Leghern and Chip Bennefs Of the
latest fashions, Chinfzes and Cai;cos,
Morocco Slippers, and quantity Of cous-
fry-nade LINE " and twilled BAGS Of
the FIRST quality, &c. &c. al Of which
having been purchased On the lowest
terms for cash, he IS now enabled TO in-
form his friends and Che public generally
thathe has BARGAINS ID dispose Of,
and solicits their early communications
WALTER B. SELBY.
Shephsrd's~ Tewn, TKly -, 1905.
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N E W S TO r =,

THE subscribers take leave to inform
j their friends, and the public gene-
rally, that they hayeremoved their Store
across the Street. into the corner Brick
House, near the Market, where IN addi-
ton to their lormerstock, theyhave OPEN
ed 4 Large and General Assortment Of
: y ~ IN
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More Neu, Goods
Frefll Goods

Of EYERT DESCRIPTION.
They deem il unnecessary TO particular
ice each article that composes their Is.
sortment, suffice il 70 say, il consists Of
almost every article that this neighbour.
hood or country requires. We return
our sincere thanks 70 our friends and the
public, for their generous encouragement
since our commencement Ia business,
and hope We shall Be able to merit con.
tinuance. As usual We now have for sale
LEATHER. CASTINGS, BAR-lR0N
and STEEL, and acomplete assortment
Of PANTS, Patent and ether AfEDE-
CLNES, together with large quantity Of
OLD RE WHLSK1. weea0ain So
hcit the early communications Of our,
friends, either personally or otherwise.
JAMES S. LANE, & Co.
Shepherds Town, July 1, sos.
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ECTRAYED from the subscriber living
- in Shepherds Town, on Friday the
29th Of April last, DARK SORRELs
HORSE, near fourteen hands high, eight
years old this spring, has . remarkable
in-natnred look, and Is very hard to be
caught, has = black spot near his ruIhp
about the bigness Of q mans hand, and
has some grey hairs in his name he was
raised near Garrards Town, Berkeley
County. The above Reward and ell res.
sonable expenses viii Be paid for return
ing said horse.
- JACOB HAINES.
June 5, 1905. !.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26
.s.s..4sf4s.....
s.ss@es esssses 80
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Nv.

The refoluion OF MIR. nawfon, to con
tinue the (liarics of the public officers for
two years longer, by filing Up the blanks,
&c. as heretofore, was debated, and Loft :
on which he moved the following
ketoved, That Proyilicn he made by
law, for fixing the falaries of the osncefs
ofthe ieyeral departments Of the govern
ment. Agreed to.
In the courfe Of the deb2re on tais re
foutiqn, It was ob(eryed by Mr. Lowndes,
lthdt when their IaI2ries were RATED 10
their prefent amount fuitable houle III
Philadelphia cot Il or 1890 dollars, and
that -four wasf4 dolls. per BARREL at pre-
fent in Wilmington iuch a honfe does nos
cot haH thaf fun; ana -four Is not more
than Or 7 dolls. per hbi.
| Tue{1ay, NoV. s, The following ref9,
tuition was moved and paIed = Kcioiged,
!. fiat a committee OF commerce AMI ma
nufatture be directed 10 inquire, whether
la drawback on duties, ought not to be al
''lowed on loaf lugar, exported from the
United Stares to foreign ports.
I.r 1t was obf9rved, that he prelent duty
On loaf fugat is nine cents, per ID. and on
brown iugar two and an half cents brown
! fugar Is tat:ilel to drawback on expor-
tation but when manufactured, it is not.
A great deal Of Gu8ar is now manuta6tlr-
cd in the United States, and conGdera
Die quantity would beexported, ifentitle d
TO a drawback 40 iourned.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26

The re(oution before the committee,
although expreaed in general terNs, IN
doubtedly involves two objeas, viz. to
intitute and organize government over
LouiGana, and to provide for the payment
Of 100000 dollars as the price Of the
purchaie. ...
Called upon to legilate for a new ter
ritory, | had fattered mylelf, fir, that the
houte would have INDUCED Us with the
documents neceHary to prove that We had
acquired new territory and new inhabit-
ants. But 10 the deciGon Of the hou.e we
are bound to lub1lit. | fhall condne my
lelf to the conlfilutional objections which
exit upon the face Of this treaty. For
although admit that treaty conititution
ally made and ratified becomes the law Of
the land, and as luch we lhould be bound
to execute it, hold it to be incontefible
mat if any of the articles OF this inltra-
ment ihould be found to initiate with the
conltltntion, it is absolutely void and it
becomes our duty not TO carry it into ef-
feet. The third article of,this treaty or
dams that the Inhabitants Of the ceded
territory, fhaII be Incorporated in the u
Mon of the United STATES, and admitted
as foon as poaiblc according TO the prin-
ciples Of the federal contribution, to the
enjoyment Of all the rights advantages
and immunitics Of citizens Of the United
States t
Sir, afk in what part Of the connitu-
ton do gentlemen find power veaed in
the PRECEDENT and lenate to admit new
tate or territory into the union Of the u
nited States, or to pledge The faith Of the
country that they lhall be 70 admitted .
The oaly clau{e in the contribution which
provides for the admiflion of new Gates
into the union, is exPre1ed in the third
ie6ion Of the 9Th ar,fcle in the following
words, New aates may be admitted by
the congrets into the union; but no new
fate ihall be formed or erected within
the jnrifdiaion of any other Rate, norany
Z fate be formed by the junction of two or
: more nates, or parts of ltates, without
/ the content Of the legislatures ofthe aates
/ concerned a: well as of the congreGs.
Thus we fee that the power to admit new
itates into the union is expressly given to
the congrels and not TO the prehdent and
lenate. From the nature and circum,
frances of the compact between the fates,
as well as from this fiction Of the conlti-
tuition, it's evident that the territory from
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26
uaa.e vi.

han thai comprehea1el 1ithin the boua-
!arics of the UHitel States. Gun g1g-
| eminent, Fir, was infitssed blythe psop.e
81 the United States as political par.n-r-
| hip Tor their own protection aRa bea@i-,
| md not,, as | conceive, fnf lie aimlfli1a
y forefgo Rates into the confad9r2cy. The
very nature Of the eoE2act fdp9ales tAt
30 new member can be adnitted and none
iheaated without the coalent Of the whole.
dow ruihouS, how abiurd would b. the
| confequences ct the .op9oGte petition
BY admitting IN extepfve Territory iato
| be union, the balance Of power mi hit b.
| entife!y dcaroyed thsvery principles Of
the government totally changed. Uader
Pret-xt Of anacXing fJrsiga country to
/ The United States, We might in effect be
annexed &C sn aPp@nd4ge to a, fore.sa
country, But the night Of admitting 4
foreign territory into the United Stnes
mutt imply the right Of difnealberine IA
! union. We might as well transfer Ver-
mont or the Dltri1 Of Maine TO the Brit
lin, ana anneX them to Oh 2ir provinces in
| IN, ~ C,cb v;,bt .as, go .,t,r,3
/ ~ the c3nvsn1;on r,bo f.r,1ej j.. con
ltitution certain it is that NO f1ch power
is delegated to the preGIeat and len2te
and We find blythe 10th. article ofthe a
Towers 40 d.lsratsI -. 1I.,;,aiesotss
r. r. - an5rmt;aa - r -: go -
| - liz aa,sa 80 2sr,r,, = - II, o.
| rcfnalP;ve1v - - tI.s,n.o-,,.
| - y -
! but what are the arguments ~ iagor OF
me ex'itence OF power III me Pfcl,ten'
ana lenafe 70 admit foreign terrtf2fi1s lL4fo
'he UNION :! ne gentleman from YER
NOM Mr' Elnot) mas faY?Ted Us with z
very lengthy ipeec.h,, and q yarletY Of
qnolatlonS upon ohs P9in'' 0otA @n3h2
ana LAIN RS lar as can ua1eFis3A1
ms aolAofitieso hr, they 60 10 prove fhat
/ Wherever 'heEe Is power to maze g treaty
Tor Inc P1fPole q acquiring new territory,
'"9Te a treaty Tor mar PuEP2'e may 2;
lldue' ana 'i.at Tie CiAted states may no;i
! @''y A'liu q property, e%cePt llcA as Is
/ t7's9 ha'oFa7. bu[ aitaou3n ! n2Fe Iae
46n55V ralP1cf fof Vatteil and paaondorf'
tl'ey % nor lem 70 apply exactly 70 tue
ql1I''on o7IoIe US VIZ. Wle'''ef me Pf5i-
uSli' &llo i7na'c nave power oy oAf conili-
'u"Pn 70 aaniF fofe'5n itaFeS INTO me u
n'oIl' ! ae 8Sll'Lo'aan from virginia woo
.4 4 .4' 5 I1lo,puon Nlf +aa4aoIoa mas p,
""y ~ - iTEe'al d I.l1l'S "a ia|or o. ne
SIlll9lle S 81 tNis P0%3f.-f1e tens US tnat
C1i.6' - ieeo6'i.z7o !, ny i5''in8 up a.
ciail y . ne teftl'ofy GAINED by me fa,e
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26
Samuel FoW!e * Co.
No. IS, Long Wharf
HAVE FOR SALE,

pIPEs cogniac Brandy, 1T & 18th proof
do. Hollands Gin, Of a hyperion quality
Ihds. St. Croix Rum,
do. Antigua do.
do. New-fnglaud do.
Ihds. and b5ls. Sugars,
Chefs and half chefs Bohea Tea,
do. Hylon and Souchong 90.
Boxes Of Candles,
do. Soap.
Commifion B2Gnefs tranfa6ed-A-
ta.u literally advanced on Goods dtpofted for fsIe
Tie above Goods VIII he 1old tor Cath
or approved credii, on the mon rea!onabe terms.
.P.yhaaS al No9 sos.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26
Ma. THATCHER,S Speech.

Delivered in the ,ufc Of Representatives. of the United
States On Ink a5h och. on Mr. Rtndoiphs reioiunns.
making proyfon for carrying into eFc1A the Treaty
and Conventions with France.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26

a perCon wines to be employed in wri
ing as clerk ia fore office, who can pro-
ducc proper and ,ndpu able recommendations re(p 1r
his moral chare@fer Il crazy qualifications. For far
tner p4rsIcuiars enquire Of the printer.
Porhaad Neg g.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03

|cr,,ks was elafely be6egsd By the brig
lands, undsr Gen. Dseaiioes' w'lo Is 5 no'
|l;I,es. as mentioned in The New ! otS
na,ers Gen. Rsochalnbeau, on whom ING
f.sir,r,s,,j Of the French troops has desosv-
- had Proceeded to the cage and was
f,ecseded az Port Republican by Gsn.
Wsrrsa. The whites al Port Republican
bsve 5ssr:6ced many Of their negroes for
. ~ town !a!e,y; as in almoit every town
csotarsa by the brigands, the negroes
bave turned againa their matters as ICON
. the place was taken poaeiion OF. ! ne
commander Of the Polih troops at 81. 10
n:nigo had died.
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aEsrannr(a anberttSsr.


The fchooner Sally, Captain Dade.
from this place, has arrived at ChaTlel-
ton.
Esxtraa Of letter dated Cape F,unroiis,
2ad November, 1902, reesived at Phi
lsdel5bia.
{" All buinels is fufpended, and there is
nothing done. We have juR wsrded off
an event mott terrible. A mott infamous
plot has BURT ali at once throughout the
colony. The rafcals Chriltophe and Clair
vaux, even as DeGalines, have turned a.
gaine the government. The two former
have lately attacked this city with vigor,
and have taken poiielIion of the heights of
the Cape, which they have had more than
fifteen days. It required all the energy of
the inhabitants, and Of the few troops re-
naming with US, TO repnlfe them. The
evacuation of the cities of Fort Daophin,
and of Pors de Paix, as we'll as of the
quarter of Borgne, Port Margot, Plat
hnce, Limbo, L'aueI, Marmelade, Cara
col, Jacquezl, Limonade, &c. has given
US lecurity in this city. General LIE Clerc
could not Dear the chagrin of feeling him
ieif 70 deceived, as we'll by the above
named chiefs, as by an infinite number of
jacobins, who came with the army, and
has fallen after three days ickneis. He has
happily been iucceeded by the brave Ge-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03

Whale OIL, per pot Of II gallon, s.
a 38s. per s OF. duty, us.
Cod Oil, per do IS a SOS per do. duty
Whale Bone, 90 FOOLS per cwt. duty,
I6ls los.
Nankeens, in fhort pieces, 6ls los 6ls
I5s. duty 5ss per piece.
Do. Longs in proportion.
Mahogany in plaaks, 81 a 36ls per cwt
dutv Sis.
DO in logs, IS 3ols. duty, Sis los.
December 2e.
Arrived, fhip Richmond, Rudd, Iia-
vre de Grace; Clariaa, Towniend. Cape
Of Good Hope; Englih chip Marina,
NJ Bride, Liverpool; Englih ihip Grace,
Madeira; Spsniih flip Psinroie,
, Havana /; byig Morning Star,
Hobion, Cadiz Paiaey, Johnfon, Cape
Francois Betty, do. Rltins
States, Kiogfon, ]. feh'r Union,
Snow, Wilmington Soliiidian, Dndley,
Norfolk; Mechanic, Waterman, ST.. Kits;
John, Gardner, c. Francois Fanny
Bridger, Ews, Jamaica Jeremiah, Me
cum, Warrington, N. c. tloop Two Bro
theirs, Sheridan, do. Neptune, Wilton,
Norfolk Nancy, Conser, Charlefon.
Cleared, fhip Liverpool Packer, Waite,
Liverpool; brig Minerva, M'Bride, Hull;
fcl,'r Cornesia, Sutherland, Barbados.
The Flip Salenus, Breath, paaed the
fsriars Of Sanda, the / Sth July.
Ship Penrnaun, Cofin, Of and from this
port for Canton, was ipoke on the 18th Of
July, ali well.
Schr. Fancy Bridger, Ews, from Fal-
mouth, lam. Lett brig Morning Star,
10 fsil il : days Engiih brig Benjamin,
both for this port.
Sch,. Mechanic, Waterman, from St.
kits. Left there, fchr. -, Little, of
New Haven. Touched at ST. Croix, &
left there, lloop George aud jams, Of this
port: brig Ruby, Owens, Of Baltimore,
and brig Buckley, of Hart
ford, Spoke flip Minerva, Page, from
ST. Peteriburgh fer Providence, r. |. cut
90 DAYS.
Ship Clsrila, Townfsrd, from Prince
Of Wales lilard, which place be left the
10Th Augrit) via Cape Of Good Hope.
Came pafenger, capt. J. jenkins, com.
mander of the fhip Hannibal, who arrived
at the Cape of Good Hope from the Ri
yer la Plata, on the ed October, where
he left his fhip. CAPT. Jenkins infoims,
that he left at the River la Plata, on tie
I'd Augua about s. fail of American vef-
fels, anongR which were the hip Oliver
Ellworth, Henry, taking in cargo and
10 fail in ihorr time for this port: and
brig Concklin, to fail foon for
this port.
4Aryivfalgf eveniag,
The Englifh ihip Marina, M'Bride,
from Liverpool. The Marina was bound
TO Philadelphia, the Delaware being fro
zen over, was obliged TO put into this
port. Dec. II, fpoke fhip Richmond,
out days from Philadelphia, bound to
Falmouth.
Spanilh hip Primrofe, Taggart, from
Havana. Left there brig William, to
Gail in days for this port.
-~ u s~
aIsra,lnr(a anhertt8sr.
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neral Rochambeau, whom we have had
here fome days. Ali our hope is placed
in him, and already we are ielible Of his
preience, in enjoying III this city the
greatef fecurity. Unfortunately, howe
YER, we have NOT force enough to purlue
the brigands, and take poaellion Of the
evacuated places, whit we are unable 70
take podcilion of the plains, ard On the
mountains. In shis quarter, we are re-
duced to this city and to the Mole which
has iuR been attacked, bur the details Of
which we hare not YET received. AfteI
this recital, zoe viii eahly Judge what
mof be the commerce ola city, deprived
Of cultivation, anG where there IS no con.
fumption, bur by refuge inhabitants, deAi-
tute Of relongcss.'
To the politenefs of capt. Rudd, Of the
hop Richmond, Mears. Refer and Rou.
lei and John M'Pherfon and Co. we are
indebted for files Of the Journal de Com
tnerce; Gazette de France, and fsveral o.
Their French papers to the l2th Of Nov.
incluGve, bur notice nothing material.
They ieem pretty generally TO be filled
with accounts OF the brilliant reception
the ira conful met within his Witt to
Havrei and compliments paid to Ma
dame Bonaparte in her Wits TO the the
atre.
The mott intercfing relates to Switzer.
land. The diet ofSchwitz no longer ex-
its; the advanced guard Of the 18th de-
mi brigade had arrived at Zarich, and
other deni brigade was on It's march for
Lucern. The diet was diholged on the
aS,h Of October, in confequsnce OF Tie
lalt categorical declaration OF gen. Rapp,
together with the approach Of the French
troops towards the place Of Us fitting. II
fepasated agsinG the Will offs pFeG{lent,
the famous Alloys Reading, who would
have preferred war.
Before cloGng its fefion, il pnblihed
It's rifag to the Inhabitants of the COME
derate cantons; in this proclamation il
iays, that they reign their powers INFO
the hands Of their conitituent, having
been checked in their proceedins by TO-
regn armed force, and by the inauence OF
extraordinary circumstances that il does
no, renounce the right guaranteed to the
different cantons, by the treaty Of Lune.
vile, it give to Switzerland a fuitable
contribution and that it protects againa
every thing that the inhabitants Of Swit-
zeriand lhail attempt TO renounce this
right: that is to fay, what the Helyetic
council, who were to meet al Paris, lha!l
decree, relative to the further contribution
of fielvetia.
All the acts Of tie Helyetic govern
ment, Gnce lis return TO Berne, indicate
thar it viii avoid innovations, and con-
form ariaIy to the diipol;tions Of the Pro-
clamation of the frf conlul; it is perhaps
alto this motive that has engaged it to
con6rm in their functions the prefett and
the other officers of tie naturalization Of
the canton Of Berne. who were nominated
and inaalIed under the proviionai govern
ment.
Orders are iiiued to the lord lieutenant
of Ireland, to enroll certain proportion
Of the fencibles and other corps, with the
troops OF the line, as appears under the
London head of the 9Th Nov. Not one
word is faid about America, or its con-
Germs.
IN. r. Morn. c5rou.]
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
Notice IS hereby ,g1uen,

TO the Stockholders of the Bank of A
iexandria, That dividend of four and a
half per cent on the Capital Stock of Eaid
Bank, for the lat half year, is this day
declared, and will be ready to be paid to
them,or their representatives on Thurlday
next the 9th init.
By or4er oftbe Prsfdent Is DirsFors,
GURDIN CHAPLIN, Gather.
Jan. 8. d3w
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VALUABLE PROPERTY.
Far Sale or Rent.

Far Sale or Rsxt.
T H O S E two three fory BRICK
HOUSES on the corner Of King and Co.
lumbus tfreets. They will be fold iepa-
rate or together, as may be preferred, or
they may be rented for one or more years.
Apply to
THOMAS PATTEN.
Dec. a9. seo
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on me 1" ja13aty' 1905
"a.
81 Arntsrong Z 90. Sarah A'H-
Ton, John Adams, John Anterior ~
B.
Johas Browning, James Bal'our, John
Benton, Denois Barron, James BaneropF,
Robert boggefs, Mary Anc Boggels, Ro-
bert Brown, Mary Boyd, Barney Brooks,
petctiah R. Bowers, Joha Began, Rich-
ard Barrow, Mary Babcosk, (2) 4, l..
Baker, William Baker, George Ballscn,
Joieph Blfhby.
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Ann Curtis, jonathan Carte-et, leiie
Croiby, Col. CarliAe, Jos. Campbell,
Elhanah Clap, Richard Claiborne, Wm.
Jane Galley, ChurchilC. Carnberling.
Nj. Doriey, Benjamin Dulany, Jun.
Rein Davis, VIM. Deakins, Vim. Do
o4ldfon,
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Samuel Eliot, Robert Evans, III AL
frel Ewell, Eben. Eilenywood.
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Capt. James Farnfworth, Sa:ah Fofer,
John T. Foot, capt. a. Fairfax, Joleph
Fleming, Gregory Foidick, Morris Fox.
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Charles Cray, Alfred w. Gfayion, !.
Grant ~ jo!eph Goen, Wlliialn Gur-
nell.
James Holland, Mr.. HendFick, Rich
ard Hewlt, Joieph Holman, Betty Hagan,
ter.
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Matthew Jesffy.
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Frances Kirby, l7j Samuci Kemp.
Cen. Henry Lee, ~ Fielding Lewis
IL Thomas Lee, K. Longer, Monleur
Lcbreton, Opie Llndiay, Mis- Lynch,
James Lafayette, capt. Wm. Ladd.
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Capt. John Mafon, Eleanor Michel,
William Martin, James Mitchell, Eliza
beth Mafon, Charles +. Mercer,