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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-14

NN1S1' w ~ ~ HFONA LEfORlO.
EVILS ADAMS has just received fresh sup,
IL plies of BOOKS from Baltimore, Philadel.
phia and New York, which with those on hand
and others daily expected, he latters himself
makes his assortment more valuable and exten.
sve than any other collection in Richmond, all
of which he would cheerfully exchange for cash
at the regular prices.
Vol l and 2 Hening and Munford's Report.
royal vo. CT at Sc SO per vol ;from the press Of
l. Riley, New York, who has the copy right
Woman or Ida of Athens, 2 vol 2S and rs
boards. In recommending this interesting Novel
to the literary world, it is only necessary to OBJ
serve that it is from the pen of the celebrated
Miss O1'enson, and ranks among the first of her
productions. Essay on Sepulchres by Goodwin
The complete Farrier Reliques of Robert
Burns, by Cromek Memoirs Of an American
Lady, by Mrs. Grant, author of Letters from
the Mountains &c. &c: John de Lancaster
a Novel by Richard Cumberland !. The Hun
garian Brothers by Miss Porter, author of Thad-
deus OF warsaw. This is an interesting novel the,
stiie of which; as It's from the pen of 6ne whose
heart is the seat of every virtue is pure spriet-
ly and unaffected. Vol American law Journal:
Newland on Contracts, Selwyn's Nisi Prius
Kidd on Awards and few of every law publ.
cation from the press ofMessrs, Farrand & Co,
Philadelphia.
The History Of the Administration of John
Adams. Memoirs of the hon. Thomas Jefferson.
2 vols. syo s 10 bound; s 4 SO boards, a ne W
work
% large assortment of children's books.
july ~ W8w
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July 10.

NJ OilCE.-On Monday the 25rd day of Octo-
tober next, will be sold at WHITB1, in
the County of Chesterfield, upon credit of IL
months the personal estate of the late Col Ro.
bert Geode, consisting of the present crop of
Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fodder and Hay, the stock
OF Horses, Cows, Sheep and Hogs the planta.:
ton Utensils and Household and Kitchen furni-
ture Bonds and approved security will be re-
CURED OF the purchasers to carry interest from
the date if not punctually paid.
1t particularly requested that all those who
may have claims against the Estate, will make
them known immediately, to either of the sub
scribers, in order that provision may be made for
payment
RICHARD B. GooDE,2 Ada,,s ofthe
FRANCIS GOODE. s WiH annexed.
THAT valuable and well known Estate called
Whitby, on James River, about three miles from
the town OF Manchester, will also be sold by PR
vate contract It contains 1862 Acres of Land.
about 22O acres of which are of the first ate
low grounds, and more than one half of the re-
sidue thereof is heavily timbered To this Es.
tate there is attached one of the best Fisheries
on James River, and every convenient and me-
cessary House for the accommodation of a Fami.
ly An indisputable title will be made ard Dos
session given on the first day Of December next
with the liberty of sowing small Grain at any
time, agreeable to the purchaser. The terms
may be KNOWN on application to
RlcAAa I'D B. GooDE.2 Manchester
FR4NCIS GooDE, Posyhatan.
Jn'y Ia wtlstO
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u ADVERTISEMENT for this paper. to
be sent TO the Office, by 10 o'clock of the
day previous to Publication.
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- Will be Published on Monday next,
from this Office, " LETTERs on the sub
)ect OF the CATHOLICS, to my BROTHER
ABRAHAM who lives in the Country. BY
PETER PLYMLEY." At Sc cents, boards
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virtue OF a deed of trust, from Richard
Young to the subscribers, bearing date the,
@Tth day OF April, 1903, and recorded in the Ce.
neral Court, tor securing certain debt, therein
mentioned WIN be sold, to the highest bidder,
on the 2Sth September, next, before the Eagle,
Tavern, in the city of Richmond, Tor so mich
thereof, as will be sufficient to satisfy said debt.
with interest and costs,) the following valuable.
FRotER11, SiS. Lot No. 1, with the wharf a,
tached thereto: No 5, water lot No. 9. a lot
with the yellow house, back of wharf No. i; No
No. pa la OF water lot No $ No. To- part of lot
No 49, in the plan of the city of Richmond. e
No. y, bought Of the Executors of Francis Lew
IS and on Bloody-Ru street. The same being
the said Richard Young's part Of properly, sitfs
ated at Rockets, which he held Jointly with
Pickett, Pollard and Johnston, & assigned to hin,
oy DEED OF partition, executed by tie parties, Ola
The said sale will be made agreeably to the d..
rections IN such cases, of the act of Assembly.
passed the 31st day of January, 1905, entitled
:" An act concerning executions and for other
purposes" EDWdRD YOHNSJON.
JOHN FOX, Trustees.
August IL a. ~
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[FOR THE ENQUIRER.J
REFLECTIONS
ON THE POLICY OF THE u. STATES,
Respectfully sHbn,ttei To the consideration of the
Sove,eigH Peobte-No. 1.


The late order of council declaring the agree.
mcnt, entered into between the British minister,
MIR. Erskine, and the American Secretary OF
State, to be unauthorized, and such as his males
~, the king of Engiand, could not approve, ex.
bbts the depravity of the court of st James in
most striking point OF view. The records ofci-
yiiized nations Go not contain an account OF any
transaction more completely treacherous 8, frau
dulent, than the recent conduct OF the govern.
inent Of Great. Britain towards us. Such conduct
must rouse the indignation Of the honest men Of
all parties. That man who will dare to raise his
voice To vindicatc on Justify the measures, which
the government OF G.. Is. has adopted in relation
to this country, and who can believe that Erskine
acted without authority and even contrary TO his
Instructions rs Lord Bathurst has declared to
committee of merchants, must ipso facto be an
enemy to his country, and merits the execration
Of every American in heart and in sentiment.
Tie perLsal Of this new order in council, must
sickcn The heart Of every friend OF the ". States
who has long indulgcd the hope that amicable ne
gocistiou would soon restore to his country, the
rights of which the tyrant Oft ocean had depri
we'd her. But, my insulied countrynen, we must
now be convinced IT viii be madness and folly to
negociste in future, or 20 place the least conf
dence in the most solemn promises and engage
ments OF British ministers. We are promised q
new and special minister, it is true, but vail you
be so infatuated tolsien to his propositions {!
VIII you have any srcurity against similar dec
laration respecting any arrangements, which may
&c made BY this new minister You may depend
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august II.

NOMMlTTED to the Jail Of th. county of
~ Middiesex, the 9Th OF June last a negro
man, who calls himself HENRI FOX, and saws
ne was born free and raised in the town of Nor
ioik He IS about thirty years OF age, five feet
seven or eight inches high, well proportioned, of
a very dark complexion, and marked in his fce
very thick with pits of the smallpox, had on
when taken up, a light coIpured mixed Virgins,
Cloth Coat, striped Virginia Cloth Wastcoat,
and blue naIikeen pantaloons, but has with him.
number OF other clothes. AS the said Negro i.
supposed to be runaway, the owner is request.
ed to come forward, prove his property, pay char
ges ana take HIM sway, otherwise, lie will be-
dealt with, the law directs
TIL HEAL1; Sheriff Of 11idl!esee county
August H. ,y3n9
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August l..

OFFICES hereby given, to all whom i, nav
~ concern--rhat Il PETITION will be pre-.
sented, by majority of the Oyerseers of the
Poor and many otter inhabitants of the county
OF Middlesex, to the next General Assemhiy ~,
Virginia, praying law to pass authorizing the
sale OF a certain tract ofland, therein describe;
lying IN the said county which tract ofland was
given by one Alexander Frazer, for the benefit Of
Free School, or for the education of Poor Chill
dren.
august IL. OFT
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VALUABLE pRoPERTY-FoR sALE--,


VALUABLE PROPERTY-FOR SdLE.-..
Having again embarked in public life, asa
publican at the Eagle Tavern, which necessarily
employs all my time shall proceed to sell, on
the ON day OF Sept. next, several valuable brood
MARES, COLTS K FlLLIitS, ofthe first stocJc
in Virginia; about thirty head Of Sheep, part
thereofof the improved Barbary & Merino breed
also, young bull OF superior breed, 2mules,
Wagon aud gear, two carts and variety of plan
tation Utenslisj like wise some articles ofhouse-
hold Furniture The stock of Horses and Sheep
are we'll worthy the attention of aa,y pentIem,n.
being inferior To none in the state Also, will be
sold, several valuable Lots of Land, handsomely
LAID Oft, and well adapted for country retreat.
wish to rent the House, Garden and Farm at
Fairfield, all OF which IS now in complete order
the garden IS now in high state of cultivation e
beautifully laid oil.
The sale will take place, on the premises, At
III O'clock f. .S11oCR
august IL. wis
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GIVE NE HTY SWORDu ~"
SHAKEsPEAR.

" Can such things be 81 shudder as read,
And scarce. by Heaven car yet believe the
fact
There's nought, in quilts dark volume to exceed
The deep stained turpitude of such an act
What diSavow your solemn, plighted word
Assume the sacred olive to- deceive
Britons The Deed would shame Tartar hOy,ie
And force the friends of 7reGche,y to grieye
Fear We not him, whose arms with whirl- wind
sweep,
Bathed Egypt's trembling walls in infant
blood
Who pierc'd the bowels of the mighty deep,
And gave the DeSbotF to the roaring food ;
The Almighty power whose forked lightnings
Sped
With ten-fold vengeance on the ferjwed head !
Randolph stand forth-'tis meet thou shorIid'st
appear
Say. where thy vauntings, civilizations now
You, who with hand unhallowed stroye to tear,
The spotless laurel from the Sagc's brow
Speak was it him that forc'I a nations grOans
Couid he effect what Britain thus disozoHs
And tell us too, great man, FER projects broo-
ding
Wio's {" Added Egg )" at this time, spoird the
pudding ,"
Off Erskine off pArchments and all--nway
No more the diplomatic robe disgrace
Col seek his Christian Majesty, and say
Oh! sacred offspring of the Brunswick race
Z" Your Minister with guilt, my honor STAINS
Than take a -" What, What Hi, Ia p' for your
pains
Just God place me beneath Summaries scorch-
ing SuH,
Where Leopards lord.it, and hycnas yep;
With patience, should say" thy will he done, -
But save me from Canning OT a Guelph
Who, duck like, m each fiiu,y puddle batten,
Live on inquity's gross streans--and fstten.
SEDLEY.
DI5ro1I
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GFoR THE ENQUIRER.

On the late most extraordinary conduct of Crea,
Brltam--it becomes not the Muse to be silent
Her strains should be added to those of the
Statesman and the Orator, to expose the trea.
chez J, tile want OF faith, the want of al regard
To our rights, which has been manifested by
that power.
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( ACOB JOHESON, BOOXyELLEK. near
tne Market Bridge, Richmond; has Just im.
ported from London, via Philadelphia
Reeves Water Colors, in boxes, Of 1. 9. and 4
rows, hair pencils, &C. &c
lewter, lead, glass and wedge wood Ink Stands.
-knlves, well assorted, one, two, three and
four blades
Scissors at various prices. from o5 ce,,,,,,o,
"oiiars-soinc with silver, and others gold han.
Lead Pencils, fine Dutch Wax, Quilts, SC. &c.
= johnson has lately published d. q.
Ihe Life and Works of DR. Franklin, writ.
len by himself, price ~
Late OF Washington, written for the use of
young lads, 10
Walkers Dictionary abridged, - 81 90
Polite Learning, being am ep,to,ue of the
arts and sciences, with plates, g.
ferguson Astronomy for young ladies and
gentlemen. With plates, OO
Newtonian Philosophy explained, a newe
d'tion Improved by II. Patterson, Profess
sor ~ the University of Pennsylvania, 50
o''N, i"race, 2vols. . 90
| Family Bible, to with 90 plates, 30
Soiosmitlrs Geography with an At!ass, Is
Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary, so
SSchrevil,iu's Greek Lexicon. . 80
| Biography for boys, by Mrs PilI.ington, 81
| - + johnson has just yeceivsd.
CONVERSATIONS on Chemistry, new edition q
| III ".iich Is given an account of the Mi =
neral Waters Of the u. States, price SO
This IS the best edition of the work for
sale, and is IS cents below TIE price of
| others. ,r
Barlon's Works Of St. Pierre, Syols Q 90
Burke's Works, 4 vols. % on
Female Biography, vols 50
Literary Magazine, 8vols "a OO.
| Nautilus on Population, vols. S 90
He has constantly for sale, general assortment
OF Books, IN the different departments OF Litera.
tnre, more particularly School Books and Works
OF Amusement for cAildren. The latter are exc
cuted with Il neatness, not attempted by anv o.
ther publisher in the United States, at terms the
most moderate.
Impress and zoiH be lhnbAsheSin a few qvesls :.
GHlhrle,s Geographical Grammar, with Is maps,
Gniismith's account ofthe customs and manrsrs
OF nations. . voumns. with fifty. engrayi nes.
Parents Assistant, by Mr. Pilkerton.
The highest price given for clean linen C
| cotton Rags.
| mo. II. ..
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STAGES FOR SALE--Will be sold TO the
~ highest bidder. at this place, on Friday, the
18th of next month, (September,) the line OF
81 40 S, between Richmond and Fredericks-
ourg. The terms will be one fourth of the pur-
chase money TO be paid on the day of sale the
oaiiance IN six, nine and twelve.mo.,tas. On the
same day, will be sold, on credit of twelve
months, several very valuable STUD HORSES.
among. which are, Archduse aud Specuiator.--
me purchasers 70 give bond with approved So
curioes, TO JOHN HOO1TES, and
JOIN C. VOOLFOLK,
E.eecEtsrs IF
JoRN HOOAlES, Decd
august II. Q,
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: PhUodh.

Mr.. De Witt Clinton, Mayor Of the city Of N
York, has issued his Proclamation forbid1ing all
intercourse and communication between that city
and that part Of the village Of Brooklyn, near 70
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He subscriber residing in Williamsburg
"A VIII practice law in the Chancery District
Cour' held in that place he continues to do bu-
sIness M the county courts Of Charles City, New
Aent, James City and York.
Wn. BROWN, Jun.
Juy%i fmF
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KNozy1ttE. Inlv Is.

We are informed that the Cherokee In
dams have been invited to meet tie COM
nissioners on the part Of this state and Of
the ". States, at Highwassec, ON the goth
OK August next--wc hope a treaty satistac.
tory TO both parties will be the result of this
meeting.
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NhTcUEz, July 1.

Governor Holmes arrived in this city Oh
Thursday evening last.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-11

The Secretary ef War arrived ia this city
en- Friday.
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WAsn1NGroN, August 7.

The PRESIDENT of the United States
arrived yesterday from Montpelier.
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The British army has again changed its
commanderin chief; the Earl of Harring-
toni TO succeed Sir David Dundas. Lord
Harrington served in America under Howe
and CORVALLIS.
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We have heard of another French general
who has been killed and shot by torch Heht,
having come to life again. I'VE have letters
of the 10Th of June, from Paris, brought by
the Syren, WHICH state that general Ouno,:t
was at that date in Paris, but waiting for
Court martial. We have also "A manuscript
of Dupont's statement of his own case which
being written in a hand rather difficult to
decypher, We have not been able to translate
with the promptitude that our press requires.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-03
SHIP
Port Of alexandria.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schooner Friendship, Captain Bell, from
New Providence. Left thare sch'r Betsey,
Captain Baker, for Boston. to sail in ten
DAYS, and several other American vessels,
names unknown. Sept, II, off Abico spoke
S, hooner Dolly, from Rhode Island bound
to Havana.
Sch'r Friendship, Bell, New Providence
salt and fruit--to James Lawrason and o.
theirs.
Sally, Potter, Patuxet, r. I.--sundries
Ito the master.
Brig George Washington, Sheldon, Pro
vidence-do. do.
CLEARED,
Ship Thomas, Harper, Lisbon--by J. &
T. Vowel, and Daniel Mclean.
Sch'r Lucinda, Bassett, Boston--by the
master.
Dolphin, Harper, Savannah-by diff
ferent persons.
George, Fletcher, Folly Landing
by the master.
Mars, Lewis, Lisbon--bv Lawrason
s Fowle, and n. Wattles, & Co.
Ssoop DeGancs, Borden, Newport, R. /.
- by the master.
Tryall, Baker, New York~-by w. and
c. Smith.
Roena, Rowland, New-Bedford-by
the master.
zRkfn u - szS
49, C,,,J,x,l.at IN tbe 10Th wear
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Informs his friends and the shudfc tn general,
that he has purchased and means to kee1aa
general suhhlyJ
Excellent Bacon, picked Pork,
smoked and picked Salmon, spiccd Salmon
in kegs, Nova Scotia smoked Herriags In
boxes, hogs Lard, Butter, Cheese, corn Meal,
and table Codfsh--all of which he will sell
jim large or small quantities, as may suit the
purchasers.
Together with all kinds Of
Groceries and Fruit as usual.
II L S O,
First quality Cavendlsh chew
ing Tobacco, Spanish Cigars, market and
clothes Baskets.
A WILLIS;
IJ.ao has Just seeiDed from Nezu Providence,
s and far safe,
Two excellen Green Turtles,
of about 7olbs. each:
1900 Lines, $50 Cocoa
NUTS.
October 5; *tI
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Il Is difhcult to have very good opinion
lof the patriotism of those who are always
boasting of it. Zeal is not an evidence OF it.
If we deduct from the. motives for zeal,
what arises from party spirit, from ambition,
from resentment, from interest, from friend-
ship, how much will remain that is caused
by geRuine patriotism.
P0ulson.]
Copy eta letter from Gen. armstrong, dated,
PARIS, Juty6 6, 1909.
SIR,
I have received your letter of the 1st
of June, stating the case of the Carolina,
SC. the fate of this brig and cargo, viii pro-
badly depend upon the issue OF negocla-
ton now pending between the United States
and his majesty the emperor and king, and
which will, from my present views OF the
subject be terminated within a naonth or
weeks from the present time.
can only add, that appearances are now
more favorable than they have lately been.
Ii there are any of your countrymen at Ma
Plies in your situation you will oblige nae by
com nunicating to them the contents Of skis
letter.
am, Sir, very respectfully, &c.
(Signed)
:. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Mr.. I. Reed, supercargo of the
American brig Carolira.
The president Of the u. S. arrived at the
City Of Washington on Sunday from Mont
peier.
The secretary of state also arrived there
on Sunday evening from Baltimore.
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Charlotte-Hill School.

OIESkI lOIIN-4A4A1 0SAAOOAs
The ofaces of PrRINcIPAL and VICE PRIN-
.cIPAK will be vacant in Charlotte-Hall School,
after the FIRST day of January next
ThesTNstees will receive propositions to hill
such vacancies until the lst Monday OF De-
cember ensuing when the appointments Will
be made. The salaries annexedto thess ap--
.pointments will probably be to the Principal
5000, to the yiee.principal $3.50; but as the
amount will depend upon the number OF pu--
pills in the school, itcannotbe exactly ascer-
tanned.
Applicants will be required to exhibit testi-
moniats of their abilities and moral character.
Goal Springs, St. Mary's county,
MdryLand, October 9. 800
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a. Lift of Letters

Maryland, October 2. J
a Lift of Letters
Remaining in the Post-O&ce, Alexandria,
(Lolum6ia) October /, 1909.
Charles Alexander, 3; Mrs. Lncy Addl-
son John Addison Lewis G. A. Arm.
stead; Anthony Addison; Rev. w. u. ADJ
Olson William Anderson, Bayhs AndeS-
son Mr.. Breex Hard; Miss Elizabeth A.
braham J. Addison.
B.
Peter R. Beverley; William Bladen
William Bcnter; J. w Bronaugh; Jacob
Baugh; John George Baxter; Miss Eliza
beth Brown; Susan Brooks; Mr.. Henly
Boggass Mr.. Gustavus A. Brown; Lucas
Bealer,; Robert Bail; Mrs. ElizabethBrown,
Sineor Bellies; Allen Beck Robt. Bazill; Tn,
B2rnes; James Balfour, 2; Bell and Wray;
C.
Mr.. Joseph Coalson; Charles Cavileer;
Sarah Crawford; Mrs ElizabethCarrol Da~
vid Childs; John Crawford; James Jones
for Mr.. John Chambers William Cash
Ann Cling1ran.
Benjamin Dulany, Captain Redber Dye;
John l.. Dennit; Simon Dauce !; Davies De
nike; John Duffy thomas Diggcs Esq.
Rev. Thomas Davies, Q; Hugh Dougherty,;
P. Deneale; Benjamin Dulany jr.
MIR. Robert Elridge; Doctor James Ew.
ell; John Ellis.
Mr. John Fewell; Francis Fish Doctor
John Foster; Daniel Ferguson.
G..
Mrs, Rebecca D. Gibson; Isaac s Gard,
ner; Mrs Basheby Gibson; Geo. B. Graves;
George Gore.
Richard L. Humphreys; Stanilaus Hox-
ton John Hews; Captain John Holiday
Messrs. Robert Hamilton and CO ;, Thomas
Hutchins John Horsman; John Horsburg;
Priscilla Harris; Thomas Hawkins; Pardon
Handy; David Henderson; Harriet Hook;
Mrs: Hunter Alexander Hodge; Messrs.
Alexander Henderson and Co.. Capt. Shad-
rack Hill; Captain Crossom Horton Mrs.
Elizabeth A Hall.
phineas Janney, q; Miss Eliza F. Jones
Walter Jones, 4 !; Aaron Jswett; Mrs Mar
garet Jones Isaac Janney.
K.
John F. Keller; Captain Francis Keen
Charles King. Miss Margaret King.
Charles Lee, 4; William Lowering; Will
liam Latiner; Mrs. Jemima Lyons; John
Latour Mrs. Sarah Lyles Mr.. John Lew
is; John Leggat; Miss Lucy Tucker.
Lewis Mills; Master James Mills Will
liam Mason, Warning F. Moore; Rev Ow~
en- F. Magrath /; John McPhail; Doctor M.
Merrill Captain Marbury James Morrow;
Captain Ronald Mckenzie, S.
N.
Captain Peyton Norvile Mr.. John Neil;
William Norris John hewitt.
O.
Mr.. Benjamin c. Orr; Lawrence Owen;
Elijah Ogden.
William Prout Mrs. Pearson. D; Will
liam B. Page; John Potter Thomas Prov
lit John Pittman.
William Rhodes; David Robertson; Abel
Russell !; Mr.. Thomas Robertson or William
Lewis; William Reynolds; William Ro-
berts; MIR. Charles Robertson, 2.
s.
Mrs. Eleanor Saver; Charles Smith j;
Francis Simpson John Stone Batpikole
Smith Philip Steaurt Mason Selby Cap
tain Edward Spencer Michael Sardo Mr..
Henson Simpson Benjamin Saville Cap
tain John Sutton Gilbert Swain William
Stone for John Kennels Mr.. George Ste
vens Samuel Summers.
T.
Nathaniel Talbot Matthew Taylor E.
phas Thompson /; Samuul r. Treyett,; Geo
Templemsn Enoch Tucker Thomas Tai
bert Sponsor Thomas.