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MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

Sir Francis Burdett came forward and addref-
ed the electors. He faid, he was tri ed friend
to the contribution, and parliamentary reform.
The nezv coalition, which was formed for the
purPoie of PiLlagine the people, made many
promiies when ont Of place but what had they
done hnce they had come in ? MIR. Whitbread
Zone of them) had told us, that I" Time had not
iufticed to mature and execute the fchemes of
internal improvement which they have manifeR-
ed their determination to purfue." Sufficient
time has, however, fufficed them to mature
their oaUn e'noiupaent5, and their places and pen
ions, before they have wrought for them, or
done the fmalleit good TO their country. Mr.
Sheridan, for example, has taken time to pro-
vide hmielf with an excellent Office, though he
did not appear above half dozen times in the
Houfe of Commons laf Sefiion of Parliament,
to perform his promiies, or promote the good
of the country. Mr.. Whitbread brews very
good beer and porter, and no doubt pays his
men literally: bur before he pays them, he
fees the work they have done-he fees the beer
they have brewed. Not 70 with our prefent
minilters they take their pay before they do
their work (Loud applauje5.)
Mr.. Meib then came forward. He ftood
up 20 rapport the "Beff of Kings" and the con-
ltitution, agaInf the revolutionary principles OF
the intimate friend of thofe arch traitors to their
King and country, Arthur O'Counor, Col. Def
Pard, and the naval mutiueers. Sir +. Burdett
was the avowed friend and companion of men
who had entered into plot to afIaf1inate his
maJeity, and to delHge the country with blood
When Arthur O'Connor expected to be hang
ed for High Treafon, he made over all his pro-
perty to Sir F. Burdett and Sir Francis OBJ
tanned farm near London for Roger O'Connor
brother to Arthur alto implicated in his Urea.
fons. (Great fmmult and bi1cs from Sir Fran
els Burdett's JriendS.J Sir Francis Burdett had
endeavored to parable the country, and anift
the French 2yrant as much as he could, by in
tamouily declaring, that in cafe of inyalion, no
man onght to oPpofe the French, as the coua-
try was not avortb defending! Mr.. Mellfh con-
cluded with Eating, that to fupport the King
and contribution againit men of this infamous
defcription, was his only view in afking the fup.
port of the Independent Freeholders of Middle
fex.
The road from Brentford was, as ufiIaI, co.
vered with crowds of people exclaimng Bur-
dett for ever, as the different carriages pafIed.
MIDDLEsEx, November is.
This day, at the clofe of the Poll, the num-
beTs were
For MIR. Mellifi, 1866
Mr.. Byng, 1872
Sir F. Burdett, se3
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THIRTY-FIRST BULLETIN OF PIE
GRAND ARMY.

BERLIN, Nov. 9.
Con the 18th infant, at eleven in the morn
ing, the earrifoa OF Magdeburgh filed off, in
preience Of the dviGon of the army under the
command of Martial Ney. We have captlr-
Cd 20 Generals, 800 Officers, and $4,000 fol.
diers, among whom are 200 artillery-men, with
"a pair of colours, five ftandards, 500 pieces
OF artillery, one million pounds of powder, 4
great ailemblage of powder, great anemblaye
of puntoons, and an immenfe quantity of metal
for the eating of cannon.
" Colouel Gerard and Adiutant Command.
ant Richard, prefented to the Emperor this
morning, IN the name of the FirR and Fourth
Corps, go pair of colours taken from the Pruf.
han corps under general Butcher, at Lubec.
here were amongf them 90 fandards. Four
thoufand horfes, completely mounted, which
were feized near Lubec, were on tkeir wav
to the depot of Potzdam.
" In the goth Bullentn it was ftated. that the
corps under General Butcher put us in poTem.
on OF 10000 PrifOners, including 500 cavalry
This was mnake: there were 81 600 made
prifoners including 5000 cavalry, completely
mounted. Thus, in confequence of fbefe two
caPitulations, we have obtained 100 pair OF
colours and ltandards and $4,000 prloners.
- The total OF priloners made 6nce the com
mencement OF the campaign, exceeds 100000
and that OF the colours taken, $50. The mum.
Der OF pieces of artillery taken from the enemy
in the field of battle, and in the affairs with de-
tachments, exceeds 800 and that of thof,
found in Berlin and the funendered fortreHes
1000.
The Emperor yeRerday reviewed his hort,
and foot guards in plain in front of Berlin
The weather was very fine
General Sdvary has entered Ro(loch witt
his movable column. He found there from
forty to fifty Swedfh Hips in ballad which he
Immediately put up to fale.'
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ADVERTISEMENT.

To be fold on twelve months credit, on Friday the
9th infant, at the former Dwelling. Houfe Of the
late Mr.. John Miller, decd near William Georg's
Tavern in this county all the perfonal efate Of
the deed.
CONSISTING Of fourteen likely SLAVES, near
" " grown, Houfehold Furniture, of good quail
ty Plantation Utenfls, Horfss, C'rttle and Hogs
All Judgment and bond creditors will be permitted
20 diieount their claims.
Bond and fecurity with interea from the date, if
not Punaually paid, will be required for all FUN, a.
bove twenty dollars. and cath for all lums under that,
All perlons indebted to the deeeafed are reauened
70 make immediate payment 70
WV. t. MILLER, Hd1',.
GoochlanG County, February 3. ~
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Last Cbsning's gail.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
From the Nerv-TIork Mercantile Adpertifcr OF
January %.
LONDON, November 81.
One of the Hamburger Mails has arrived this DAY.
The intelligence it brings is mott important The
Duke OF Brunfwiek is dead; Magdeburgh, one of
the ronge Iorrees in Europe, and the depot of the
King of Prufiia 8 tresures, has capitulated the E.
leeors of Hefe and Saxony have been obliged to on
the Confederation Of the Rhine and Cen. Blucher
the la0 remaining hope of the PruiIian army, ha,
been obliged to furrender. 1t appeared that the &C.
neral had retreated with his Corps to Lubbock, and
was there attacked by Grong divion of the Enemy.
The laughter was dreadful, and lated upwards of
three hours: The French PurchafedJ the Victory
dearly The itrong iortreis OF Koeningfein in Ssxo-
ny, is to be delivered up to the French as PLEDGE of
the Electors future fidelity.
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you to traduce oripjure me 10 the conteft, an,
once more to repeat my thanks TO my friends
FOR the fuppori they have given me, aud TO en-.
treat of them from this day forth, to have. a
lhng pull, frong pull, and pull alt oge, her +"
(Here MIR. Sheridan and his friends withdrew,
Mr.. Paul compared the conduct of Mr.. Viii,
bread, in his profccution of Lord Melville,
(whi h he denomina,ed a party bufnefs) with
his total abandonment of the cafe of the Mar
qui' of Weleflcy, which was OF Infinitely more
Importance to the public. He then vindicsted
himfe from being Jacobin, which Mr.. Whit
bread, (the great supporter and fwearer of the
Innocence of Arthur O'Conner. who had ac.
knowledged himftif to he At the head of the re-
bel'ion in Ireland) wfl,ed TO fix upon him.
Mr.. Whitbread again roie, and denied having
at all characterized the principles Of the Hon.
Gentleman. He never called him faeobin.
What" faid Mr. Paul, I" did yon not accufs
me of the principles of Sir r. Burdett pr
S6o"t5, laughter and appliances.
WESTMINSTER, November H.
On cloiing the Polls this day, the Books food
as follows
For Sir S. Hood, SITS
r. B. Sheridan, efq. 444l
James Paul, efQ. 1926
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SAVANNAH. January

SAVANNAH, January17
Yelterday arrived the 1oop Two Friends,
captain Hubbard, in II days from Nsw.Or.
leans.
A great number of vefIels were in port at
New Orleans, and the embargo ftill continued.
Capt. II. had previous to his falling, to obtain a
patfPort from Governor Claiborne, which, en-
abled him to pats the ports and armed vefIels
in the river. Three of his men entered on
board y. S. vcnc!s in port.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-03

From the fence of the National Intelliyeneer on
the fubjea, we induced 10 believe that the ru-
mour OF Burr's being at the mouth of Cumberland
river with 1900 men, mentioned in an evening
paper, is not correa If an exprefs had arrived at
Wilmington en- Monday evening" the Intelligencer
would certainly have mentioned iomething Of it,
american,
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A very important queaion has been agitated
IN the Supreme Court of Nsw-York, viz .
Whether the poR matters are liable for bank
" notes ftolen by their clerks out of letters de-
delivered at their offices for transportation by
" the mai."-.In England they are not liable |;
but the provifions of our poR -ofice law are diff.
ferent from thofe of England. Judge Livings-
ton gave it as his decided opinion that our poft
matters were liable. The reft of the court gave
no opinion upon this point, it not being in their
opinion nece1ary to the cafe. The opinion of
Judge l.. is however highly important, as he is
now appointed one of the judges of the Supreme
Court ofthe United States, the tribunal before
which the que(tion muft be ultimately decided.
United StafeJ' Gazette.1
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THE meeting Of the Subscribers to the Taup.-
hammock JoCKE1- CLUE, in eonfequenee Of
bad weather, is unavoidably poaponed, until Tuef-
day the I7th February, when il is hoped they will
generally attend form the rules and regulations for
the fad Club.
ARTHUR S. BR0CK8NBRoUCR.
Tappahaanoek FEB. 9. ~
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CURIOUS FACT.

At the time the fchooner Mehenger, (arrived
at AnnaPolis) left Vera Cruz, a Brtin, frigate
was taking in three millions Of dollars, in con.
fequence of an order from the King of Engiaud,
endorfed by the King Of SPAIN!
Bah. Ttiegrapbe.
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FROM THE FEDERAL GAZETTE.
Mr.. HEwEs,

Baltimore, January &c.
SIR--In your paper of Saturday and of this
day, you have publiihed =" French correfpon-
dence," taken from the Ledger" of Norfolk.
On carefully peruliug them, am led TO believe
they are not genuine not that l fhould be al
toniihed at receiving letter from admiral Will
1aumeZ for long habits Of frienilhip gave me
reafon TO expect fomething of the kind from
him but on reading what is termed his fourth
letter, obferve, theie letters and other diff
patches" were put in charge of Mons. lie Cha
deraud, lieutenant of his ihip, not only to de-
liver, but "to say that he admiral wy is af.
toniihed at the conduct of the commanders of
ihips belonging to H. I. NJ. in the Amer an
ports," &c. Now if thefr letters and dfpa,ch-
es werc given to M. lie Chaderaud what has be-
come OF him, or how could the editor of the
Ledger have obtained them They were not
copies, fufped, for declare, never wrote
TO or received any letter from admiral William
ncz iince he left Baltimore three years ago.
TSe'editor himiclf Jays, " that if they arc ia
brcaIhGrs, they originated in the Havana for
they were pht or board vef1el at that port'--
and 10 they might have been, and fabricated al
10; but it is of little confequence where it wa
done, and had not my name been meRtione d
thould not have taken notice of them. 1t
clearly appears to me, that if M. X Chaderaud
had been fent by admiral w. Gas mentioned in
the fourth letter) the letters would not have
been given to the world ION the other hand, il
they are IN reality original letters, make NO
hehtatlon of laying the bearer of them from the
HAVANA fhould know what has become OF
Mons. le Chaderaud, for have never heard that
any fuch perfon has arrived in the U. States.
JOSHUA BARNEY.
In addition TO the letter from commodore
Barney, publifhed in the Gazette laft evening,
we are authorized to fate that general Turreau
has received no other Knowledge of the pretend.
I'd correfpondence, than what has reached him
through the medium of the newspapers.
Fed. Gag.
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CHILLIcoTHE, (omO,l Dec. e5.
EXEm PLARY.

In eonfequenee Of Mr.. John Smith, one of our fe.
hatorsin Congress negeang pay that attention to
che duties Of his Office which the prefent eventfu cr
hs of NATIONAL affairs unqueionaby demands, our le
gaa,ure have pafled refolu,ion requefting him to
REIGN his feat in the fenate of the United States
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The Senate of South Carolina have inflicted ano-
ther deep wound on the national character, by re-
jediug the bill paned in the H. of REPRESENTATIVES
Of that ifate prohibiting the importation OF aves
Bah pap.
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rularIy 70 when Il is con6dered that the city al
ready more than pays the whole ftates' civil
lit, have i ia contemplation to purchate fites
ON the Jerfey fhore, oppo6te Philadelphia, and
to apply to the Legislature of that Rate for char
tiers, aud thus remove the bulinefs of Pennfyl-
vania to New-Jerey. (PbH. GAG.
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In hort commentary the conjeaBres relative 70
col Burr, the Publiiher of the NajzviHt IMPARTIAL
PsVifzV oblerves: as to COL Buri's motives we
know nothing, but we with truth fay that the CT
tizens OF Kentucky and TenneGee would not heli,ate
TO ipurn at iuch an attempt and with confidence
aHert that thofe Rates would be the aR in wifinp
IN withdraw their connection wiki the other lates Of
the IN on"
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Uettsr9

RETAINING IN THE PoST-oFFfcE, kICAs
"oND' VIRGINIA, JANUARY 81, 1897,
WHICH HAVE NOT ALREADY BEEN Az
vERTISED.
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lie character or public condutt Of any citizen,
excepting the author and the printer thereof.
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PcnnDfyH1ia Legislature. On TueEIay laf
Dr. Lrib, from the committee appointed on that
part OF the governors addrefs, which relates to-
!be fubjed Of libels, made ling report upon
me nature of hoels, and the exiting laws upon
the fubjeet, which concludes in the follovine
manner.
From this view Of the fuhjrtt by the commit .
tee, contdering the recommendation in the 90
yernor's addreis as tending to an infraHion of
the contribution and confdering it as calcu-
lated to extend the tyranny Of the common Ia
beyond the bounds IF fafety aid of freedom /.
and conhderrng the ex ring law on the fnbie6
OF libels as dangerous to the freedom of the ci
tizen, as we'll as of the prefs, the committee
beg leave to fubmit the following refolutiop,
vs.l
IRSofSed, That committee be aopoin,ed 20
friug 70 bill declaring, that no perfon fball
hereaue' be fu'J-et to criminal profecution
On the Sui,ge of libel : and that no perfon
mall % a''N anfwsr for lib.l upon the pub.
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Extrad ofa letter from an influential character
dated Me4U- Or(ennf. Dee 06

Buiineis is at Rand for 20 days paR nothing is
talked ut but Burrs expedition down the river The
planters ere afraid TO fond down their produce Shop
keepers are afraid TO boy merchandise. wal, with
great anxiety hear what iealires the general Co.
vernment will Purue to prevent this daring outrage,
and punifh the projectors Oft
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A.
>Lswis Armfead,
: John c. Ayrss,
Bourdet Saint Aubin,
!
B.
Richard Blackburn,
I Alexander. Browu.,
I c. a. II. Bradford,
Francis BraHch,
Tayloe Braxton,
Samuel Birtch,
Anderfon Barrett,
Samuel Barrett,
Capt. Vim. Bell,
Mifs Polly Burns,
\ Andrew Burne,
o. Booth.
c.
\ John l.. Cook,
( Samuel Combs,
Bowler Cooke,
Miles Cary,
Hugh ]. Crawford,
Elilha A. Coles,
Alexander Johnfon,
Col, Robert Campbell,
George Clarke,
Thomas Carnell,
John Courtney,
Daniel Cowman,
Mrs, Sarah Chandler.
D.
\ Andrew Queer,
Betty Dicks,
Chifana Dill,
Jofeph Davis,
( John Dixon,
Capt. E. A, Davidfon.
E.
! Hezikiah Emberfon.
r.
Col. William Fontaine,
! Thomas Friend.
c..
Mifs Z. Graves,
Alexander George,
Thomas Guy,
1 Archibald Gaines,
{ Reuben George,
Z James Goodwin,
Peggy Geddy,
y William Graves.
II.
Benjamin Haley,
{ Doctor Jas: t. Hubbard,
{ John Glynn,
{ Mr.. Hill,
\ William Heran,
William Hull.
I.
: Thomas T. Jone,.
\
L.
William. X. Lee.
Samuel Leonard,
Mrs. Cafper Lorens.
NJ.
! Jonathan Mafon,
\ James Matthias,
William Merideth,
Humphrey Marfball.
I Murray, Grinnan& Mum
/ dell,
Thomas P. Miller,
Mrs. Myers.
N.
: Henry w. Nichols,
William Mum.
o.
\ Mrs. A. II. Oliver.
P.
+, William Powers,
\ James Parkes,
! John Paul,
tHenry Priddy,
{ John Potts,
Benjamin Pollard.
Q.
) Robert Quick.
r.
!, ! Lucy N. Randolph,
\ Archibald Robertfon,
John Roper,
Col. James Robinfen.
S.
I Mifs Maria Smith,
James Shepherd,
( William Sands,
Elifha Stanton,
{ f. Stokes,
William Stewart,
William l.. Smith.
T.
Henry Tabb,
{ Henry St. Geo. Tucker,
Bartholomew Trueheart,
I Nathanial Taturn,
Thomas Tinaey.
V.
I James Vail,
(
w.
Benjamin Watkins,
Charles WingfieId.
{ John v. Weylie,
{ Mrs. Eliza Wanton,
Cruger Wright.
TISEMENT.
onths credit, on FRIDAY the
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Doaor William Coe,
William Crump,
William Cumming,
David ]. p. Douglas,
William Donaldfon,
Hugh Davis,
Richard Dunlavy,
Bartlett Davis,
Charles Duncan,
Finch Everidge,
Othanial Eddy,
James Fuller,
Ambrofe Flo,chhip,
Willis Goodwin,
Elizabeth Green.
Edward NJ. Gamble,
George Gilbert,
John Gillium,
Elizabeth GriGen,
Edmund Grady,
Lightfoot Genny,
Sarah Heron,
Robert HALEY,
William Halyhard,
James Harris,
S. Harrifon,
James Hubbard,
Mathew Henderlon,
Samuel Jones,
Capt. James Johnfon,
Peytou Lynch,
Gurdeon Leeds,
Edmond LaGee,
Nafh Lizard,
James Mccormick,
Jofeph Min,on,
john Minor,
James M'Donald,
Robert T. Moore,
Sarah M'Cloekhen,
Jofeph G. M'Lean,
Thomas Mix,
Aaron Morton,
Col. John Nicholas,
Henry L. Nuttle,
John omerfon,
William Oliver,
Bingrigg Pole,
Mrs. Patterfon;
James A. Pearce,
o. Pepper,
William B. Page,
John PEBBLES,
William Piggett,
William H. Quarles,
Mifs Nancy c. Randolt
Mifs Anaky Reddice,
Frederick Y Roddy,
Barnett Reynolds,
Robert Robinfon,
James Stewart,
Thomas Swami,
John Sanford,
Thomas Southworth,
James Stevenfon, il.
Leonard Seaton,
Richard Sampfor,
John Turner,
John Tinney,
Bryan G. Turner,
Samuel Turner,
George X. Taylor,
Madam Vertille,
James Volhall,
Littleberry WaddIe,
Hugh White,
John WilIiamfon,
Turner B. Whitloek,
J. D. Whi,loek,
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A letter from Nafhville, Jan. /, fays-a party il
that town burnt Burr in Efigy.
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A..
Jane Allen, ,Lswi,
VIM. Ayres, = John
VIM. G. Allen, \ Bourc
John Anderfon,
B..
Luman Bifhop, Richa
George Blakey, e.. { Alexa
George w. Bachus. &C. A.
Cunningham Benton, Franci
honiier Bethram, Taylo
Nathsrial Bifhop, , Sanu,
Henry r. Ball, Ander
Richard c. Bowles, Samu,
G. l.. Barrett, Capt.
William Brain, Mifs
Tunffale Banks, Andr,
Nathaniel BurwelI, I o. 30
c.
Samuel Coleman, \ John
Richard Cooke, { Samu,
John Clarke, junior. Bowie
Afeph Chandler, Miles
Tucker Coles, Hugh
William Chamberlayne, Elifha
Thomas Cawls, Alexa
William Cawls, Col. r
William Fl. Corling, Geora
Thomas Chew, Thorn
Doaor William Coe, John
William Crump, Daniel
William Cumming, Mrs.
D.
David J. p. Douglas, \ Andre
William Donaldfon, Betty
Hugh Davis, ( Chifar
Richard Dunlavy, Jofeph
Bartlett Davis, John
Charles Duncan, Capt.
E.
Finch Everidge, \ Helix
Othanial Eddy,
r.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-06
March 6.
7 q 3 Z S y L ID.
For 7.eady Miner.

tfor ready b1ossg,
10 the highest bidder, at public auction, al
D-iWSON'S, TAVERN, in the county Of
Loadoun and town of I-EESRURG, on
.'feenesday, the 9th Of Ray next if fair 4
il isot, tie. Next laia day; by virtue of a de-
cree,cf the coast CT the United States, for
the filth circuit, in the Virginia district,
pronouacsd ct May term last, In suit de-
pending IN said court b-tween the eAecu-
tors of DaairE 4.,11iltl'ed, deceased, who was
surviving partner eff Mildred and Roberts,
plaintiffs .saasEsk Haagt and Others de-
gfendaIts--
900 acres Of Land, near Leesburg,
on the waters of 'Tuscarora, in the county Of
Loudoan--three acres of Meadow near Lees.
burg, and House and Lot in Leesburg or
SO much thereof as will be sufficient to raise
certain snnls Of money, interest and costs in
said decree mentioned.
William Mann, (
Armstead Long, s
Charles +. Mercer, s
Richmond, March 6. 2awts
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spprobation Of the audisor Of war q Judge
appointed TO hear the first appeal ia mlli.
tts,y AFFAIR." condemned me companions of
ths. TRAITOR Fraacls Miranda, 81 me fol-
lsWlng punishmrnts, vlz.
10 be haaged
James fiardnsI, euss.vus A dolphus
Be gaetf, Ghaties Iohas an, Mics Hail,
Jonn fsfs, Francis Fesgusoa, Thomas
Donahue, Thomas biliop, Danlei Kemp.
or, Paul Francis Geosgs, 4 Portuguese.
All the above were commissioned offs.
esra under Miranda, and aboye Is wears, Of
age. q
l,aasportasion II the Yarts az B0ca Ghica.
Fac The entrance 81 me har50r Of lurtla.
geaal Jf7r 9 gears Aara la1sr.
BeolAnln Nicholson,. samuel Pficss
Roberl Stevenson, William Lopg, sienfy
Aiag, Williams Praix. Geerge tstguson,.
Joaquin Hoys, Abraham t1ead, N,li'sm
burnside, William loaate WrIgS,s, Da-s
mel Newberry, Samuel Toehsr, EsE,y
Sperry, PomPsy Grand. beaJja,nta Pa.
Eis
t5y Gfsfsp0' a'tSH.t2s C'isioa iof ~ -. tf
John Q, SULLIVAN, DAVID .icoie.e, hea.
ny ingersol, John Birch, Robsr; Saunders,
John Efssell Paul Nargul, Jcfeni II FoW-
eli, John Sherman, Dan.sl VI ackey, Joha'
HAYES, John Elliot, raemss Gal, John
Moore, Bsyley Negus.
Transportation 10 iorsa Rico Jar 10 gears.
hL0ses Smith, lanes Gfaa., Matthew
aucaanan, David Willon, Joseph Yerpes,
] Ohm VanceN, Frederick hissers. FJDlss
Rarinep, Eden Burhag;nao, Iohn Scott,
stephen hansis Aissaaoet gtqanep, Vii.
ham Lippincott.
BOYS. C0nJfaed at Boca Chiea until ,fhs
aeterMt7atioa Of tie king.
Rsng joseph 4rdel!e, Joseph
Sni.h
he foregoing judgments have been re.
galariy exeeu!eG.