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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08
PIRGINIH:
July 7.

FLRGLNIA:
AT SUPERIOR COURT OF cHANcEsY, HOLDEN IN
RICHMOND, MAY 10. 1904.
BETWEEN
JOSEPH c. BROWN, RICHARDB
GooDE & WILLIAM BROWN, Plaintiffs
ROBERT OMBERSON, DeEendan,
HIS cauie, by content of parties, came on
ii,' nineteenth DAY OF MAY, IN the year of our
lord one thouand eight hundred and four to be heard
on the bill and anfwer, and was argued by council
on confederation whereof, the court adjudceth and de-
ereetn' that uneis the defendant on or before the
wenty-fourth day of July next, pay TO the plaintiff.
William Brown, one thouland four hundred dollars
with nteret thereon, after the rate Of fix per centu
per annum, to be computed from the twenty-fourth
day OF January, one thoand eight hundred and three
TIL payment, and the COTS expended by the plaintiffs
IN proieeuting this itit, that Tofeph c. Brown and
Richard B. Gocde, after giving three weeks notice il,
one or more OF the Richmond newspapers do exporr
to public iae by auction for ready money the Half
Acre Lot Of Land, with the Appurtenances, living in
that part OF che City of Richmond called Rockets de-
lgnated IN the plan Of the lad city by the nun1bes
(zO1) two hundred and feven, which had been CON
veyed in truR by the defendant, to the forensmed
JoiePh c. Brown and Richard b. Goode, for the rur
pole is aedged in the bill and admitted bv die an
lwer OF ieeurng the forelaid principal money and ir
tere the deed for which hath been deiroyed as is al
10 aledged and admitted; and out of the money A.
riiing from the fae, pay to the plaintiff, William
Brown, the fad principal money, interel and COTS:
and the iurPus, if any, after deucting the oxpences
attending the iale pay the defendant and repur,
their proceedings in execution hereof TO the court
a Copy Tene, PETER TINSIEY,
NE SHHLL PROCEED 70 SFLL. Tho
LOT < APPURTRNANCES
mentioned and decrbed in the above decretal order
upon inc terms therein mentim ed, On FRIDAY, the
i7th August next, upon the premifs, between the
hours Of IL and of the clock
JOSEPH G. BROWN.
RICHARD p. COODE,
July 2l, ,davos
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Gro BE coSTINUED.)

Tie reader 1OW fad this oBjeGion in Mr..
H<me's ElGay on mioaey. Mr.. Smith, in tbe Cd
ebap. Of bis I'd book, las Qgjaveyedt be objeaion.
mr.. Thornton, in sen enquiry into the Nature 81
cfr7 oftbe paper credit Of Great Britain" bo,,
i1trod1eed nsz0 idea into tbiJ GlBjea. Tbi5
R6fe1neHf gyW he .f5n8dm the test.
+ TIE Virginia Legjqafwe in TIE yrar 's5 5as-
jed an rxbrrSi5 ha7O ageigfh See PIeqEaaf5 and
Paes'J Collection, 3. 10.
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have no ether relouree than to throw ourfves anon
the generoity and honour of o,s iubicribers
THE PsoPsfkToRs Or ms EN0UixkR.
A.gcR STD, 1904.
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SPRING GOODS.
WJLLTNM TE " pI 4

IL Il "a Il " n E,
IASJg rscsiS,ed, BY me hia E.rkseea Io,,
{ = AoHa0n ard fo';2 3io. .tj'or. fi13;$9o.
IN ASSORTMENT or GODDS
Suitable 10 tbe talsH, sy,icb he syiH Iilss.s a. or
tbs a/iG7i terms.
Ricbm0M.!, 4Moy efb. If m
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We feel atisf'etion in announcing the appoir,nler,
OF Capt. Cords to the command Of the g,n-bosts,
fitting out BY order of government One of which
arrived Oh ihnriday from the Gay Of Wilmington ::
ihe IS hat-boiiomed, hoop rugged, and carries 4 81
pounder. (No,. 1s,ul.L)
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DlED-on Tuefday the slft ut Col. Par
LIP PsspLEroH, a Respectable inhabtant Of
King and Queen county.
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A WET NURSE.

M ANTED TO hire pprchaie. Nc rur.,.
without child OF her own Fror,rs 80 ,he
Printers Argu!t s---.i
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CASH SALE OF LAND IN ALBEMARIE.

IN September str, NILL BE SOLD, il, Char
''ffafoilr, tobf b;gb5f tiass,, ia, C,e,
HE TRACT of LAND lying on the eat
hae OF Rvanna, over agamit Charlottesville,
containing about GOO acres, with new comrnod;ous
DWELLING HOUSE. Two years oc a leaie un-
der good re:trietions have to run sher this The
land IS all of the South-WeG Mountain Quality and
though much injured in parts is in general ftil vs.y
good, aud all reclainabe. The fsle proceeds from
deed of trut to Indemnify again los as rcurity ard
bail, which was executed in December 1909, BIZ
William Sathe, OF Penrfylvania, to
- THOMAS NJ. RANDOLP PHI.
July IS. ep,l 5scp
o. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HkREBY CzyEM
| HAT the PRECEDENT and Common Council
4 CT tile City Of Richmond, will at their reAt
monthly meeting to be-held on the third Monday IN
Augnit next, proceed to appoint one fit and proper
peT1on 60 act as CAPTAIN of the MIG 1T WATGFI
WITHIN the laid City, for che term of one year; at
which time I'll candidates for the aid appointments -.
requeited attend.
ANDREW STEVENSON, OK. c. H.
July Is. epIm
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III General dieting Of ibr Members Of t.5s
Mutual 1gara"es Safiesy agai4f Fire on BaIliaos
ehe State Of pi,gna, bedby adjournment q. tile c.
pit0l on TIE 3If IF .7nLy, 1904;
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FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1904.

dollars; and for every falfr weight or meafure,
two dollars; and the fad talfe f:ales, feelya'ds,
weights, or m-afures, ih.il ae frized and dsaroy.
ep by the feaIer ard adjnGer of weights and mea
furcs.
Scc.lo. Be it enataed, That if any Pcrfon in
buying or telling any article which IS generally
bought or fold by wcight, or meafure, thall m ke
a(e Of any fcales, Geeya<ds, weights, or mcatn'es,
not a.'iaaed and ttamped or branded according 10
the directions of this at, the prrlon 70 offending,
thall for every offence forfeit and pay The fun OF
two dollars
Sec. II. Be il enacted, That if the clerk of
the market, and daIcr snd adjufer OF weights
and meaflres, fhal neglect or retuie to diichsrge
the duties impofed on him by this ACT in either
Capacity, or If he fhsli demand or receive any
greater fees, than fla be allowed hin by thc
laws Of the Cooperation, or # he fhall demand or
receive any fee where none fall be allowed, he
n II for each offence forfeit and pay hfty dollars,
AID fllau moreover be removed from office.
Sec. rS. BE It enattcd, That for the vrral
duties to be pei rned by The clerk of the MAJ
ket and feaer and adjnaer o. weights and mea-
fur-s, l.. ihan receive from the Common Cou ncil,
in addition 10 the fees before allowed an annual
fslary, TO be from tin. to time fixed by the faid
Common Council.
Sec. 10 Be it enaaed, That TIE ieversl fines
ard penalties impoled by this act, Aall be to the
&c: of the Common Council, and lhall be recover
able by warrant, before hlgle maglftrate, action
of debt, or information in any court OF record.
Sec. 20. Be it. enacted, That il Rall be he
duty Of butchers and Others bringing the carcaie
of any l,ughtersd animals to market, TO carry
f;om thence the ieet, heads ard hailets OF finch
animals remaining, unfold, and any pehon leaving
in the market pa2c, throwing or capiiug TO be
thrown into the freet any feet, heads or hailcts
OF fuch animals fhall fo'feit anf Pay The fun OF
two dollars for every fach If nee.
Sec. I'll. Be itenseed, That all acts coming
within the peryiew hereof are hereby repeated,
and has at fnall C mmence ard be in force tIom
and after the hrR day of Jone next.
Passed in Common Gouncib the ninth day
Of May, one thousand eight hundred
ans5our.
JOHN POTTS, President.
Abproved Mav 18th, 1904.
ELISHA C. DICK,
Mayor Of Alexqnarid.
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pubLtr 1ienDue.
On TUESDAY,,

At 70 s'eloek, will BE- sold at The Yendae ss0r.
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whilkey and Apple Brandy in bl..
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tiegces and bags,
Whiss and brown Soap i. boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Rsiins in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and frails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
gerleymeres, Daais,
Plains and kericys,
Negro Ccttons, Sergcs,
Elafticks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes ard RuRels,
Yarn Stockings,
cchintzcs and Cslicoes,
Irih Linens, S!iei.a do.
Olnaburgs and Ticklenbusss,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'is,
India Mullins ard Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerch;efs,
Coloused Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
PIG. MARSTELLER.
June 4.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

Will be given for the recovery Of
my POCKET BOOK, containing abou. E:qkty
Fiue. D9ila,s in bank notes, and the following
papers-Golen out of my Counting room en- the
night of the 18th init, between the hours of nine
and ten O'Clock: D0!s. Cts.
A draf of Henry K. May and Co.
on GiIbsrr Robertlon and Co. of
New York, in my favor for Izeo
Jonah Thompfon and Sons note to
Jlmes Fl. Tucker, dated the 4,h
May laf, at ieventy FIVE days en-
aodcd by me FIR 1850
William Cafh's note to VIM. Gore,
dated The z4th April lah, a, fx,y
days, endoiedby VIM. Wilton IA 50
John Pots's note TO William VIII
ION, dated TIE 24th April lat, at
60 days, endoried by William
Wilton, so
Philip Cares note to William Wilton
dated the 3o'h Of April lat at SO
days, eniorled by VIM. " lion s.
myfelf $40
William Wf,n's note to me dated
the asd Of May LAT, a, 80 Gays, 500 50
Jlnathan Swif's note to Jno. Potts,
dated the 22d May Taft, at 90
days, eodofled by John Potts and
myfrlG 70
John Ports note to ne, dated the
z3a May Int, at go days. zoo
Robert +. Hooc and Co.'S draft on
Isrles Crawford ard Co. OF Phiia.
delphia, in my favour, accepted
the oh inf. looS go
Same Of fame date, 400
Same OF fame date, roo
George Lawrence's cote to me dated
the % h Ialy, 1903. ao9 SO
William Cores two receipts for "a barrels -four,
r. & W. ?. Riehardlon's receipt for II barrels
-four.
2hineas JanncY's receipt for barrels four.
Iftac Hpilingfworth's order on Samuel Csoudio n,
accepted the 9Th inf. tor 90 barrels ur.
Ambrole VaGe.
TNre IS. d
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The Subfcriber has taken Mr.. Hodg-
fon's houfe in Prince Stree,, wners hc viii give
ocular attendance in his profcAiOs as an A,tor-
ney at Law. As he p.opoies 20 corfne his prac
tice to the Diane Conrts Of Columbia Only,
thofe who honor him with their confidence may
rely on the ftrieteA attention to their ntereRs.
Henry Hort.
May 81. dim
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AN ACT,

Far the Regulation Of the Market--f5r the
adjustment Of Heights and Msasures-
and for fixing the Assize Of Bread.
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Common Council of the Town of Alexandria,
That all days of the week ihall be coniidered
|Afuket Days, excepl only, that from the 1T day
october to the IT day of May, no butchers
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HALIFAX, September ..

awe have been favored with the PEE
rusal of two Official letters, dated Paris
soth Germinal, [April 2O) One of them
Is signed &" Decrss, and addressed to
Jerome Buonaparte, in America.-1'he
writer informs Jerome that, BY order Of
the First Consul, his allowances are
stopped, and intimates his dispiea-
sure, az his having remained so long in
Amsfica, and having married without
.hia consent. He {Decres1 says, that the
young woman with whom Jerome has
connected himself, viii not be permit.
ted to enter into the French territories |;
and should she even arrive in any port
IN Frunee, she, win instantly be reship-
ped for the American States. He Is re-
minded that the First Consul isnot o.
pera,ed on by the blind affection Of pa.
renti that he will only acknowledge
those relations who press around him,
and assist in executing his vast plans.
The brothers Joseph, Louis, and. LII
Glen, are spoken Of with high terms Of
Recommendation but the latter, though
eminently useful, and possessed Of m
indcPendant fortune, yet, having con-
.raeted q marriage contrary TO the viii
Of the First consul, has been banished
TO Rome But you"' says the writer,
!. are pointed 3ont as a man of Spirit,
yielding TO the tender passion; not ha-
wing added single leaf to the iaurels
which crown him, his name, and our
eolours.-lle is repeatedly pressed to
return to France in the FIRST frigate that
may oarr; but as often cautioned a.
gainst bringing the young woman with
him, !" Ii would Be degrading" says
Deeres, !. YOUR personal dignity TO in
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- NN~9NAA9
ID he Ercek and French I anguages.
Such ake the advahtasts which ths
rrnstees 49, been enatled, under ths
lblesshtg Sf Divine Providence, and
through the favor Of the Public, 70 se-
cure 8 10 the institution under their care :
and such are the prospects, which they
can now, with pleasure, aad with COM
kdence, Hold oat 70 the Friends 81 Re-
igiorl and oil. Learning.... The public be-
nsvolsnce which has been manifested,
in so distinguished n manner 70 this
College, will stimulate their exeEtions
10 render L still more useful 10 their
country, aid 70 the church. ~. 81
Sgnsa vi Order Of che Beard,
r. 6AM. S. SMITH, President
IoHN MAcLEAS, Cierk. -
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AARTLNSBURG, November Is.

The Aissandria and Washingtsn-Gity
Mf;ls not arriving st the usual time yts-
ttrSay, ,pt delayed our paper until this
eoes;ng, hoping il Mould beiiu our po.Otr
to by sou'e Congressional mater betare
our readers, but nsiihsr Of these mails
hadcsms 70 hand rphen this paper 1Ias
Pr to press. -.
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trcfluk &c MO Ibis roulltfs 4 u VI
ought 10 b IN humiliation, and Who VIII
not be Fcecived hsrs." !: s:, .jss,.Sss.' =.
:. The b,her is from citizen MI{cres,
dire cisa % eitizkr Piehdh and is to
tie same tfrct, the whole 'at-bosh let
aers (Which are yer, lengthy Is such as
to impress thes reader, WIN an idea of
the supreme insolcnee and eonte mpt
with which the usurper lcoksadown on
those engaged in the humble walks Of
life-They were intercepted on board
avessel bound from Bortir aVx'to New
York and we have not the smallest
| doubt Of their authenticity"
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him. r So. s.ss : Y :
You, could nos have known that, before
u Quilted Pari& I saw Mr.. Bopararte.
Al the moment Of departure, Announ.
eetI 10 me his Intention, THAI lwasto be-
carried before, him the reception he
gave me was al;ttle sdero4atofy to impe.
rial majesty, He was In she cabinet
with HIS brother Loais. He advanced
towards me. and with slight inclina-
ton, /" General Moreau, said he, :" !
have desired 70 zee YOU, to know, II
before you quit France, you have any
wish to form orlany request to make to
me. You may believe in every thing
that has passed, my heart often felt for
the situation you was placed in by your
imprudsnce, and in which not TO inter.
fere with the course Of the laws, an i'm.
| perious necessity obliged me to leave
you! but we win speak nomore Of these
unhappy affairs. ! have taken care that
they shall notbe renewed for, in short
they aimed NJ my life--a life that ! have
eonsecrated 10 the good Of France, and
which is yet, for some time to come,
necessary Tor its repose. In all this affair
have forgiven much: but ] declare
that the season Of indulgence L. past.
General Msrran, you love liberty and
independence I do not fhink I have made
a choice dsagreeabse to you, in sending
you to the United St0tes.--You will
there find a new people, aud not 'such a
degenerate nation as inhabit our anci.
ent Europe. .Ihaee oifen teen ambiti.
GUS Of performing the mare usefut but
less brilliant part in trhich WAsHfNo-
ToS had sheIpn 80 much i9ve for ht~
tcountry--so much Of political and miihi-
fury talent. But il was hot in France
such part could be played !. the factiA
ons had too much of restlessness and
power, not to be drawn away by them
II was necessary TO reign them with the
:! hand of iron. 80 So : q ssl- -.
know very ven this aecords butiinls
with Eberty--that one must often violats
principles, and cten the established laws
but in all this one ought to view more
tie ascendance Of circumstances than
our ambition. Alas General Mofeau,
] ! have not chosen my part-ru, I have
not chossni it. Il Is an inevitable fatality
| that has thrown me init--it is that which
holds me, and forces me at the one and
same timeto exhaust every thing that b
brilliant and painful. One Is obliged in
so difficult situation to do many things
against one 5 ) viii. You see in me The
spoilt child Of Fortune ! but she make.
me pay dearly for her favors ! General
MORGAN, do not sleep on roses" This
incoherent discourse slmost as much sur
! prised as embarrassed me. was about
to answer. when a courier from Russia
!. was announced. Bonaparte, seemed te
be much agitated. General Moreau.' !:
said he, abruptly quitting me, . say to
my brother Louis, whatever you have
to say to me-he win give me reiati.
on Of IL" asked only the favour of re.
siding some days at Bareges and it j,
this favor that procures me the favor
Of writing to you. ..., "a.
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= -.'.:s"as.'s's's'-s
4 NETWORK Oct. IS.

I. Capt. Ogilyie, arrived yesterday from
CadiI, confirms the news Of the Preva-
lenee2 Of the yellow fever at Malaga
From 2ooi-to $50 persons died daily:
all the physicians had fallen sacrahces to
the viruience Of that disorder. Twelve
physicians, and drugs had been sent
from Catliz for their relief. The inha.
bitants were said to be in a state Of star.
walton, and prevented from leating the
CITY. BY cehtinels being placed round il.
Gen. Moreau and lady were still at
Cadiz, and would soon embark for A.
meriCa. '.-.r-..7 - y
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F-om the WAsHixcrox FEDEhALISr.
Wedne sdaS Novem. Z.

From the WAsHixcrox FEpEhAIISr.
Wedne sda4 Novem. Z.
A quorum Of the Holise Of Repre-
sentativey was formed on Monday,
there not being a quorum Of the Senate
the House adjourned till yesterday:
vixen Seventeen Senators OILY appear
ing, which lacks one of quorum the
house adjourned till this day, when per.
haps, should another hember Of the
Senate arrive, we may expect the Pre-
sident's Speech, q Ia medt dc tembereuy
Mapoiean, by message. "a = p u =, =.
/. Mt. Burr arrived here on SUNDAY
and on Monday ventured to take his
seat, among men the natural color Of
whose hands is unchanged. -" -:
seKaPss- onr @great Philosopher
is content 70 Be TIE cause 81 uif IN ofkers,'
q. ~ , ,ei n 2. ap,e'tu s spiet;s
From The New.Ensfand Repersory.. = y: =
- Mr. Jefferson lately addressed Tie
cobteT-coioursd Usage Chisis IN a long
speech rs his children. The president.
undoubtedly, felt himself quite Il home.
: A letter from lieut.. Pratt, 10 the n
speetor Of the army, dated Savannah.
Georgia, September I 2, anneunces the
sIrire destruction Of Fort Green, by the
late storm, with the loss Of 1 5 persons, Y
Of (which tvt.re sold;er~r FITh:s anal "a.
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Capt Cornwall, from cadiz,. informa
u. That it was reported there that Rus.
siA had declared War against France
and that a Russian Acct had left the Bal.
tic. He confirms the account given 4
few days ago in the Merchantile Adver-
user, that the expectation Of grain and
aour2from Italy had been prevented by
edie, Of the emperor Napoleon; and
assigns, as a reason for IT,, that great
Quantities we're shipped OF to Spain,
and that a. Italy was expected shortly
to be the treatre of war, it was Judged,
expedirnt to keep at home. ARTICLES Of
the FIRST Necessity. -. r. e..
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L. Mt. Burr arrived here on SUNDAY
and on Monday ventured to take HI.
seat, among men the, natural color OF
whose hands is unchanged. = -
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The following Interesting letter 10 from
the Jersey Gazette, Of the Goth Of Au-
Kust--The character and originality
Of many Of the sentiments accord so
exactly with the situation and behavi-
our &c MoREAu, that no discerning
TeadeF will doubt its authenticity.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30

Ssbcct to deduction Of raj per cent.
Prize tickets viii be paid 7; 30 day. after the drawing
osthe Lottery hail he cloied Prizes NOT demanded
within one yer will be conldcrcd eenc,ony given for
the pufpofe for which the lottery was granted.
The time expended in drawing this clafs win rot ex-
coed 40 daysn regard to fortunate tickets which de-
pend above Rated certain days OF drawing it is
70 be rndeslsood that the drawing of 500 tickets all
DC deemed the work Of day and will be
fhoc which of tine wheel accord to the rate
OF drawing, whether the work Of days be done one
not.
The fubferibcrs have given bond as the law directs
they will ioon appoint carly day for drawing-in
regard to former claesshcy have deva,ed from any
engagements they have mad: They will t endeavol to
merit the confidence of the public by uneqavocal
pance with any aharsnces they may make al to the
Axth Clafs. 81
JONATHAN DWIGHT
JOSEPH LYMAN.
JOHN WILLIAMS, : MsHagery.
I JOHN BRICK,
SAMUEL LATHROF,
Sf'hSfdd Mey IS.
Tickets and Quarters in the above
lottery, for fae as,he Bookhore of THOMAS CLARK,
Ebh~', Portland; Jyy $
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LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in fbS Past O5Es, Brssssc;ek, June
80. 1904.


80. 1900.
A.-AHc6ors Of Little River and Samuel Adams
B-John M. Brockius, .. widow Rsth Brown, John
Saiger, John Brown 7,estas David Ballet, LiseadSi
Bsnjshn oomcr. Bes0dis Benjamin Barns do. Jacob
Brown, Bozvaeiabls.
C.-Nathl ChAce, John CT pps. Rebeees Clark, Tsef
ban Lois Cuhuan, Liibon.s
D-David Dunins, David Dowaius. John Desriag, 7qYI
LaM.
E.-Na.hl Ea,maa, HarpfvelI, Solomon Eaton, 1sa-
5s~.
F-John Fulton. 7shAs~,
C-Anthony Griffin. John GooiJ, Lyass; Eihs Get
chel, Efc Bo4cseis6a~. .s.
H.-f0her Haley, T.ss1~: Stephen Ham, Jeremiah
Hunt, Wi am Huchnfon Lshfsis, Nashi Aartihorn, do
John Jordan, JOHN Jones. Hs.eisma.
K,-Ezra Kimball 1sesa~. Timothy Kemp, H",Af'sA.
M -Henry Merritt. A~AavsA: Micah Mnnroe. sse
N.-yonathan Nye =, Paul NOVEL;, HarAsvsH
P.-Dormaa Perkins,
R--Nancy Rove, rs,Asoei, William Rogers Jane.
Reed. yohh Riehardfcn TseSsm Bailey Ros.rs David
Rufel, anks Robinon, Ls,a George kia!ey, 6o7efaa
S.-Thonas Skcied, Edward Starr, Isssa~, Jeremiah
.tapes, do: haiah Snow, Ha,tfaoH; John Sandford
sewcomb Stivtrs LifI saml sparks. BssoSsis Sally
,ayward, Archibald Smith, Lynn.
I dudley Todd, Ilq1 Tse2s~ Thomas Thomas
phobe Trufant, LySss John Tsothaker. Amos Thomp
ion. 6oS'0i~; ifsac x Noes Tibbits, Little RiSsr.
u -Zechariah U1,cr, 7ee@a~.
/ W.-M. Wills Nezy B,ryf.osk Doctor Levi Wilton
Nancy Whtehoufs 1ecSa~; Cyrus Whee'ock, SespSsi'
,sw Alfred Whitman
N Thvtc names with tsxns annexed are o
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IN ed 10 BENJAMIN WHITNEY, that theft dcprand4
which are not paid by the Ere Ar Sfe6<v next, viii
be left with an attorney cotfon He Aatfers hi-
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PAYABLE previous thi, date vii conidef il reaFnn~hs.
they houd be discharged by sime and will by Their
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