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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
THURSDAY. Feb. ..

Mr.. Thomas laid on the table The fol-
lowing resolution
Resolved. that a committee be appbint-
I'd so Join with such committee IS the Sc
'a'e NAV appoint on thei" part TO consider
and report, what business is necessary to
nc done by Congress, inthc present session,
and when IL may be expedient to close the
same.
\ message was received from the Sc
nate informing the House that thew had
recedcd from their first ane ndment to Tive
bill entitled an act giving efFe0 to The laws
of the United States within the territories
ceded to the United States by the treaty
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
8 Dollars NeWa1d.

STRAYED or stolen from my stable. on Mon.
} day night the 9 h inst. a large BAY HORSE.
ahout feet high. Z or 8 years old. hanging mann
and switch call. no particular marks recolle6ted
only he has been bsllv fomlered in his fore feet
which will very plainly appear by the length OF
hi h1ots. which are much grown out, had no shoes
on b,f IRE and if any behd, they mus, he yer,
thin. rs they have been lorg On he walks badly
on his fore feet, as he IS not yet well of he foun
der ANY person who will deliver the SAID horse
to the subscriber in Richmond, or give such in
formation so mat ger min, snail receive the a
bove reward.
JOHN B. WYNN.
Richmond, January 81, 1904 w3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
FRIDAY, Feb. 10.

, RtDhN, feDs ~.
The House resume d the consideration of
the unfinished business of Yesterday.
On the resolution (above stated Iore
ard interesting debate enstied ola the CO..
cum>'aDCes and nature of the speculation,
and lhe consequences likely To- ensue from
the entire disallowance or compromise of
me claims Of individuals f,r compensate
ON Tor lands purchast d under the several
acts OF Georgia, and coded IN The United
States; when about six O'Clock lie ques-
lion was taken by yeas ard rays on Iho fol-
lowing resolution, end carried n the afi.r-
matlve--Yeas 62-Nays So.
Resolved, 1ha, the Secretary Of State,
the Secretary of the I reasury ard the At
torney General for the timr being. be au-
thorised To receive propositions Of compro-
mise and settlement from the several COM
panes or persons claiming public lands in
the territory Of the United States lying
south Of he state Of Tennessee. and west
OF the state of Georgia; aud finally to adj
Just and settle the same i'm ~.1ch manner,
as in their opinion, vii! conduce To the in.
rests OF the United States Provided, that
in such settlement, the said commission
ers shall not exceed the limits prescribed
by the convention with the state of Geor.
gia.
Alter motions to adjourn and postpone
the subject, were made and lost and the
proposition Of an amendment of Mr.. J.
Randolph so TO modify the resolution as IN
inhib' all compensation for lands purcnas-
ed under the aCt Of Georgia of l795 was
declared not in order, the following reso-
luton was carried
Resolved, That the time limited hv law,
for Fling claims in the Office If the Sc
cretary OF state. Ought to be extended to
the first day of May ueat.
a motion was then made to refer The
two resolutions 10 select committee to
bring in a bill, which was suppressed by
an adjournment until Monday.
Iahhadanno' K hssrc Court b,H tie 22d Of
Nopemblr, 1908.
William Gregson and rances C1dart, Exe-O =.
cutor and ExecutriX, &c. OF James Gil 4
DART dec plaintiffs 2
Edmund 3 yue, Executor. &C. IF He7ry Todd. :
dec and Thomas Faunteroy. defendants. Il!
! II appearing to the court that the defendant
Edmund Byne, is NOT aninhabtrapt Of this stare
/ On he motion Of the plaintiffs by their counsel,
! MS CEercf, that he appear here on the FIRST lay
Of March term next, and answer the bin Of the
cowpIai-auts and that copy Of This order he
/ forthwith inserted ia some public newspaper in
the city Of Richm md for two months snccessive-
~ and posted at tho front door OF tns courthouse.
Copy.
Tcste,
JOHN HhILY. deputy for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

e-o advertisements, nor e5cceediqg souare
IN length, arc inserted in This Gter for scUcns
tV-jfU" cents the jfrst time three dollars for
hrce 7,eeks (6 tines) AMI for eUery Gddi-
'ioR0L insertion hirfV-thrce cents. Long ones
IN IA" same fr-ohortion-uuiesS stieciGL con-
froci BE- nlqd'e 6v ne yegr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
7 1e7veUer S' Huir Wo3-kc,.,

- EspEcrsvLLY informs his friends and IN,
- public in general, ,hat he has commenced his
business az the sign OF tie liove aud I.ocket, y,
he Nain street, in the house lately orc,a,ird Is,
.fr. M.Lcod, next door 10 w. Samuel Cla->'S
where ne hopes from the experience which h
has acquired in his profession, and stri6t atten.
non ~ the commands Of his customers, TO meri'
that portion oe the public favor which ne solicrs
He has ~ present on hand 2 handsome assori
nent Of 7 EVELLERl' and SILVER work,
manufactured under his own immediate inspec-
ion, which he offers Cor sale on the lowest terms
Tor Caab, or in exchange for old cold or Si:cer
" B. a You'h of respe table connections who
can read and write would lind with him IN riigi-
be situation as an Apprentice TO The above
hreiness. rwtfl
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Notice.
To be SOLD, on Tuesday the 18th instant, at
Public Auction,
All the Personal Estate

OF Matthew Moody, dec consisting Of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, and two Negroes.
TermS. cash for all suns under Ten dollars and
six months credit on all sums above iha, amount,
the purchasers giving bond with approved security.
to bear interest from the date if notpuntuav paid
THOMAS DIDDEP, Exr.
Feb. Sd, 1904. IDS
" q. All persons having claims against the
estate, are requested 70 bring them forward orr d.
pery authenticated and those indebted o tue
estate, TO make Immediate payment as no intlul-
gence can be allowed.
Tu.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
INe Ceke6raled EMGAsh NtaLLan,

r ATE the property Of his grace the Dixie Of
4 Bedford, md sire o' Spectator, Tarauu'7.
Iennv Spinner. Crceper, FheniX, Hospitality, &c.
will stand nc ensuing season, near FSrrvii'c. az
Ten Curess and Dollar to the groom Cor each
mare. TIC sca7on will commence the ii-st day
Of March next, and end the lst day of Nugue. fol-
lowing; extensive p1sturaTe Of superior quality
will be furnished gratis. and the greatest attention
paid, but no responsibility foT accidents or er-7pes.
The n,orcy will Nc ned Cor the season Of such
mares as arc par.urrl bsforc they are removed.
and notes sent with those tina, are not to be left
with Inc horse, payable ,hc 1s' 0f August next.
Applyto RlCUARD ENOWLES,
Agent Tor John Randolph.
Biz.rre. T1r. IL, 1cOt wtiIun
P.S. Farr,vil'ei s 8m.lcs below Prince Edward
corr'houee, and s. from Gainesville. Mares foj
IF required.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
Dollars. 10000

Dollars. $4,000
All tickets drawn blank ms. be renewed IN the
next class, AZ 10 dolls each the price of ali o.
Tiers viii he IS dolls.
Al prizes Of Is dollars may he renewed for the
nest class. or paid, at the option OF the person
euti'led IF they he not claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they VIII
be considered as renewed in the second class.
The drawing TO commence in the city of VIII
liamsburg, on the 1st day OF June. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

P. TINSLEY. c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
United States 2fAmerica,
5M Circuit, Virginia District,

.NoVRMBER TENN 1908.
James Muse, pltf , In Cbtn-eyv,
AGAINST rOrY
William Coates and others. defts. IN Junction.
Tue defendant William Coates, noe having en-
tered his appearance and given security accord
ing to a rule IF This court and it appearing the
satisfaction If the court that he is nor an nhabi-
tant of ths district On the motion of the plaintiff
by his counsel II is orerei, thar the sail defend
ana 10 appear here on the frsr dav of thc next
term, AMI answer the plaintiffs bill aud that q
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
one OF the newspapers published in the CITY of
Richmond f0r two nou-hs successfully. aud post
edup atthe front door of the capitoin the said city
A Copy,
Teste,
las BJ.kGVOvF. " c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

of the So'h OF April, 1909. between the
United States and the French Republic /;
and tor other purposes, SO IA, as To agree
To the modiiiclti and amendment n,o.
posed by the Joint committee of confer
ence but that they disagree to the fur
ther amendment proposed by the House,
extending the right of registering vessels
to all the inhabitants of Louisiana OH the
30th April last.
ne H"use resumed the consideration
oil the resolution reported from the COM
mttee OF the whole TO whom was referred
the report of seie0 committee appoiut-
ed to enquire into the expetliehcy of a.
mend'ng the several acts providing for
the sale OF the pu,ic lands of the United
States.
The first resolution being again read a.
follows:
Resolved, That the secretary Of state,
the secretary of the treasury and the at
torney general FOR the time being. be au-
thot'Sed To receive propositions of conI-
promise and settlement from The several
COMPANIES or persons claiming nubhc
lands in the territory or the United States
lying south OF the state of Tennessee. and
west of the state Of Georgia, and finally
to adjust and settle the same in such man
ner, as in their opinion will conduce to
the interests Of the United States: Povi.
deI, that III such settlements, the SAID COM
missloners shall not exceed the liu,its pre-
scrlhed by the convention with tie state
OF Georgia.
A motion was made to amend the rcso-
LUTON, by striking out the word e finallv,"
and adding TO the end of The resolution,
the following words % And that the said
commissioners report 10 this House such
settlement as they may make ON this SUBJ
lect' which when confirmed by Congress
shall he binding on all the claimant, I'M
der such companies, and on the United
States"
After considerable debate on this a.
mendment, the question was pat, and it
passed in the negative, when the House
adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
JAS BLhGROvE. u
V{RGLVT>f:
1t q Superior Court of
Ciancc,y far tie Richn,ona District,
Scfttrmbrr 2Sth, 1908.

Chanccyy ia" tie Richmond District,
Scfttrmbrr 2Sh, 1908.
BETwEEx
Thomas Harris. Billy Harris and Augustine
Harris. children of John Harris, deceased,
AND plaintiffs
Stephen Treviiau executor Of Tho mas Trevi-
liam who was executor Of John Harris. de.
ceased, Beverley Robinson executor OF WI =
liam Harris. deceased who was also an exc
cutor of thr said John Harrs. William Guy
executor of George GUY. deceased. Joseph ,
Rcheson AMI William Taiiaferro and An.
thouy Thoin'on executors of Walker Tall
aterro, deceased, defendants.
TyNHE defeH liant Joseph Richeson not having
errered his appearance and given security
according 70 the a6 of assembly and tho rules of
this court, and l. appearing the satisfaction oe
the court thas he is nor inhabitant of this coun-
try: On the motion If the plaintiffs by their con-
sci, Il is oy.ieye that The said defendant do ap-
pear here the first day Of the next term and
answer the hill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy
Of this orler he forth vi h inserted in some news
paper in the CITY Of Richmond for two months
successfully. and posted the front door OF the
capitol in said city.
A Copy,
Teste,
p. TTNSLEY. C. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
Thc subscriber beino a.

bout TO leave The state for some time. and sill
wishing to sell his tra} of land Wing in The conn
~ OF Meck'enburg, on Roanoke rver-has CIV
en- full power TO Grief Green ESQ of Nottoway.
TO dispose it, and convey The title thereof 10 the
purchaser. EDWARD MAYO.
Powhatan, January 90. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
TO BE SOLD,
AtauAion, on Monday the 20th of this month
I7vo Lots of Ground,

In the city of Richmond. known in the plan of
said CITY bv The numbers 197 and 1873, stuareA
nearly opposite Rocheti's northumberland Lots
are divided irto three teneTen,s Also, enc other
TENEMENT im said city. part of lot No. DIS,
situated opposite the county wharf At Rockets -
The terms Of sale is one fourth of the purchase
money will be required on making = deed, and the
balance payable in two years after, and deed Of
trust taken on the lots n secure the payments Of
the balance Of the purchase money "A plan of
these tenements can he seen on application, and
will be exhibited on the day of sale by the sub.
scriber.
RICHARD YOUNG.
Richmond, Februqrv Sth 1904 tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

M. Mereier had begun, in l76l, and complicated in
1888, Picture of Paris, which he puhlfaed il
French in 9 vcIs.-Iu this work, full of bold aud
original fSesches, ne has prefen,ed us with varied
View Of the Metropolis Of France, asst was 70 be
feen before their Revolution. In 1899, he publiih-
co his new Picture of Paris, which, tran0ated into
Eng!iih, forms two midie-Gzed octave Volumes
In this deiultory competition, he has given very
haiy outlines OF the manners Of the metropolis dur
ing the Revolution From the HILL Of their lesiG-
la,ive bodies down TO the hu,nbIeit houie in Paris,
MS glowing and haiiy pencil HIS cuied and collect
ed the figures Of his interefng picture. The fol-
lowing Description Of Pari!ian Fortune-Teller
will fsrys =: ! tpecimen of his competition, and OF
tho manners of certain inhabitants of that celebrated
city,
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PR OPOSALS,
FEDERAL coNsTITUTIcN.


an f6e advantages ojea zyo;k, svbojr cSerac-
~ feri5 10 aceH eqablfl5sd, as that Of the De-
rates offbe pDgi1ia Convsntion, it evOald Be s,G.
let5t e*pHtiate. II work 4rk;eb gi1e5 TIE moi
e07lprsbf'4zr account extant, Of fse PROCEEDINGS
and arguments THE Adoption of he pr,lSnt
contribution cfhbe United StaIeJ, eeriaiulg needs
not the 1'a5fng tributs Of tie nicer mee5a,ieaf
Editor. Ift6e reputation Of a book qvbie5 IS 70
jreqaenfsr mentioned has not already aatisiaafe1
these eaiogiauS, Jile6 a character, otfen nser-
ee'lHry, A1d Always partial, can jfayesi7 be
expected to bring ii into netiee. Letbe merritt of
NE 9Oo'k bave 6een aireodp appreciated, TIE sls.
g1nn,5 et'tbe Editor quM be /ilrely unneee04ry.
1be Debates otrthe Vrgiaia Cou1,eaties are
completely omof print. No more fbas 1900 cobies
Of tie jirF edition qveyS ever publifhed !; and
not mare than one edition las e1sr atssaysS
H.7ef il is that tie demand tar. this zuork tr5
/rareeD e1er been Jigpiisd: and il is hence tbat
f0f PrsjeHf PURIFIERS ha7s been iadr.ee9 to print
q /eeond edition.
-SeOeral initiates, qvkieb had erspt into sic for.
mer edition, qviN be corrected tie 6oeee5es zyiH
lomefi1eS be djlbesdjor n more jati5jaaory pcrv-
(Hl' tg 6j?riSaiing item into abtro3riate bayn-
grap6J and fbe .nti,e a liz s,o,f ,,;is;
be ~ eOety rsIpe9 mare berf6F.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-31
Low FOR CASH, OR ON SHORT CREDIT,
Oired IroM FeninC!2n's Wan.fclEorr. pill.
TONSTALL's
phTENT TH2ESH1vC MACKivE.

PHTENT THRESHIVG MACHINE.
HE advantages to be gained by farmers, by
u aPflying fome efe6tual parts to Threihing Ma
chimes, which have greater velocity, adequate renqth
and greater cheaYne than hitherto ard applicable to
any machinery, are universally allowed to be very
great. WILLIAM TUNSTALL has obtained a
Patent for fuch improvements; and wihes to benefit
the public ON the moa Reasonable terms D:hr;Gs
and individuals may be row accommodated with Ma
chimes and patent rights, By applying in peifon or by
letter (fF Poia) to the paicrfee, Niian 7aafqR, al
fbs S7taa 7avern, Piebword
~. i. A Mil Wright andIron Worker for the re-
fPeetive parts, ere wanted-apply as above.
Theie Machines wLi hull Glover and threih Pee.
Buck Wheat &c. preierved free from grt--Coun.er-
ieits will be dealt with as the law direSs.
July 18. ew-tf
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CONDITIONS

/. ms eVork, avSicb 1vaJ Giqidca into three TO-
tunes IN TIE former edition, sciN nozU be cor.
Pr!jed into one.
q ~ T0i" 0ePrafe4 qvifb a neqO tgpe, on pe;J
.go0d5a.per, in tie o8aq,O form.
8. II qviH be boHnd in boards. Mn Additional
e.fpenee Of SO cents aVW be reqnired far bigliap
it in leather.
q. TIE price to I49jeribers zviH6c three 6olIert.
to 6epaid on tbs dslive,y oftbc copy. Noa.G.b.
JrtT6er5 9Viil hare to par far dollars.
.. rs nozo IN the prs5. Tbs Labor ofszVo cam
Pgf:0r5 and t7Oo prctJ0,en is eozRaaflg employ.
ed N1'"H /; and it may be expected f0 essra- in
February or March, sos.
O7oGer go.
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er would never make fortune. The lame de-
vilwill do well in any country:s Irecoiiett that
there were at the doors of Notre-Dame two Of
fercrs of the holy water:' one was horribly
hunp-backed, auGthe other without legs. The
eye OF the believer hchtatsd On entering eish-
teen out of twenty perions extended their arms
towards the brufh Of the little half-formed man,
feated the whole Of him in his wooden porting
ert he enjoyed marked preference for thirty
years.
tie was then in the flute of CARDINAL NsesLaet,
whole adventure, BY rendering the Court of France
ridiculous, broke the ipell of the French people.
The women particularly, more tender, more
curious, and who have idea OF without legs
were the mot liberal in the d;ltrbutions of their ,,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-31

A knowledge Of one OF tie NOT fertile countries
OF Europe, has long been prevented by the fnceu-
rsey Of the charts and Typographical descriptions
Aioeiety of Engineers at the head of which is Don
Salvador de Himenes, about to remove this defect
Ihey are now employed, under the aufpices Of the
Government, 20 draw plans Of the principle town Of
spain, and to prepare general chart Of The whole
kingdom.
A Perfon at Peterfburgh is in pofIefion Of man
uleriptin che Ru'an language, written as early as
a. ID. 1866. It is adorned with fome beautiful
miniatures, executed by CreciaR ariiGs The pro-
Prietor has refulc1 10000 rubles for this valuable
relic and it win be curious fsca, if, from fuch
iouroe OF information, it Giouid be dcovered, tls.
Rula, the hitory Of which feems to have been in
volved in inpenetrable darkness hopd, at the PC
Rod adverted TO, have been the 1oa accomplished and
enlightened nation Of Europe. Some additional
Eight on that country is expected 20 be derived
from the cabinet OF NJ. Bauae, at the UniverGty Of
MocOw. The fri divifion OF thai collection con-
fits Of msGals hruek 10 honour Of the Cars, with
the legends either IN the Rufian or 'rar,arian
tongues. Mon Of them in FLYER, and OF ain oval
form.
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lN NANovkR couNrY couRr,

IN HANOVER COUNTY COURT,
clo5.Y 2sfb, 1905.
CSarles LiYe!y Compile. I
againA In
Ri-ta-a RjcLarjSn e DID CSsaeeiy..
8 Riehc.z!csa, DTS
HIS day came the complainant by his
y council, and the defendant Dudley Richardf,n.
itiii falling TO appear and aniver the bill Of tie COM
painsrt, on the motion OF the complainant it is de-
creed and ordered, that uneis the defendant Dudley
Rchardion, (havng been ferved With ccpy If tl.s
ordcr bali Gle his anwer on or before the next tcrn
that then the complainant bill BE- taken for cofed
and The matter thereof decreed accordingly rs to linz.
And the defendant Rcfardioi, Ricard ioi, no, hay.
ing entered his appearance, and given fecurity ,c4
coE'ing to the aG of afebiy, and the rules of this
court, and appearing the iansfaG,ion ofthe court
that lac is inha5itant of this county on the,
motion OF the complainant it is further decreed ard
ordered that the defendant Richard Ricbsrdion 80
appear here on the frf day of the term, and a
liver the bill of the complainant, and tia, copy of
this order be forthwith publhed in Que OF the Virgil
MIA Cazettes for two months fucceiTvely, and that
asy copy be ported the front door OF the oourt-
houie OF this county.
copy, tefe,
THOMAS POLLARD, y. c. Il.
oaober TIT: ewam
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FROM THE CONNECTICUT couRANr.
GYPSUM.

INDEPENDENT Of theory, which nay de-
ceiye US tIns fu5e& rs wei, AS others, we hav a
guide-A courle of CELEBRATIONS in various parts of
our country, for now than twenty years, has az
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-31

81 ELLIS OF LADLwC, STE2IFFs BLlNHS
BLIyK BONDS, i5c. I5'C.
TOR 5ALE hT THIS OFFICE.
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J "A M E S S T. ABR ROCK,
q n q n u

n r o x,
- ESPECTFULLY informs lis friends and the
~ public in general, that he has removed from
near the Market to Harriss corner oppof.e the Cuff
tom Houie; where all commands in his line, viii be
Punctuaiiy attended TO and he has efablil,ed a
regular correipoatence in Philadelphia, pentlernen
may rely on having their clothes made in the newell
fainion and nes:eR manner
N. B. Ladies Riding DreGes and Crea. Goats
made in the newell flihion.
October l7.-/e7c IT,
Low FOR CASH, OR ON SHORT CREDIT,
Dired from PeHiagtm'5 N2aa;Jasory, 4Pbila-
dsirbiq
LO a + S U G 4 z,
OF an excellent quality, either BY the hopc
~ head, barrel, or Jingle loaf The fuD3,y
will be regular ard large.
ALS0-BAR IRON, by the ton or Jingle
bar; IRON CASTINGS Of various kinds, Nv
the Ton or iingie piece, among which are few
tons of so and 60 lbs. weights.
MICAJAH DAVIS.
Hh OF 7th mo- 1904. CeW6ml
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BY the annual account dipayed in The circular year
y ePiitle of the iociey of Quakers in England It ap-
pears that the amount of ftiiering money paid by
them during the preceding year, was i2,6so of
which 937o. had been paid for "tyties, Prieas'
demands, and thofe called church-rates, ard S2Gol
for demands Of military nature This focety has
general fund for the payment of the above rec;ed
taxes, which their tenets forbid them to pay, other
wife than upon comPullion. They farther explain
in their printed atenent that tythes are not 10 re-
funded.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the po1-Ofce Brunlvck, Dse 81, 1893

L!SI OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the po1-Olce Brunlwck D<c. 81, 1903
A. Arnold, Jordon & M'Kennedy,
rJies.
Blanchard.
c. Thonss Chrowei. capt. James Coarass, Bo-odsis.
ban Trr-a. Coffin. ssUssy foe nile prd Johua Cuthman,
Hui, ] Came, Taee1~. John Cumm'ns
u. William Denham BauAixba~ John Ling'ey lie.
vi D;ngley. =, Hnafassa
6. Sarah Goodale. Tsesa~.
II. George Harsood, Bozoieiuba~, John Hamilton,
Was,, Peter tioascon, John Hail, Marin aduke Hutch
insfoo, NeuY- ByryIoiek.
J. Ephra'm Ieannss. Jofeph Jack, 7sss4~. Nathan.
ie, Ie.iisan, Bozoasis.
l. Abigail Low.
NJ. JoLa Mafon. Bs.cda;., William M'Curdy, 7sSGsm,
Ws,nll Merrynan, Hugh MerrymAn, HarGfaUe1.
%. David Owen
r. Johnsthan Prebe, Elijah Parn, BosU5aalss., ]o-
feph Potter. Bssps JAbea Perkins, =, Robert Parkins,
1se.6ai DarmAn Perkins, Ezekiel Firces
Il lofeph RooArds
$. 5ohn Sos kbridge Diesyeu, Nathaniel Smith, LS.-.
T. George Thomas, John rhsaas, Bssvasis6s~, Prudy
Thompfon.
II. Uiher Zechariah, TssiS.m.
W. Moies Woodward, 4, TseSas, John White, Bsrv
x;.ba~, David Wier, 0,s l.!, John Wadf~orth, Will
lam Welon
M fJye ~a~, Ssvi.s 40 sew. annexed /. them, sf
6ssyspal.
Henry Quincy, p. NJ.