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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28
EtSnLTOS'S W0RSy DIES
TROYING LOXENGES.

Which have cured al immense num-
Der ot persons Of both sexes, OF every age
and n ever -i;uatiun. ot various dan
ee oss cp.npa;a;s arising from worms,
Aud frnsn O'r>truStions orsoulnes> IN their
s,emacn aad bowels.
This mc!iCiae bears no analogy what
ever to others Of similar titles sd com
monty complained of, a. operating wit.
vieI sTce on thr cnHtrarr, particuiaT
excellence Of this remedy is its being
srited t. every aye and .ertect'y :" I
contains nothing bat MISREPRESENTATION
nacent, and is also mild in its operation.
cannot ipjure the most delicate pregnant
iady ar the tendereSt miami OF week old.
srouid no worms exist in the body; but
will, without pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach an bowels, of whatever IS foul
o. offensive, and thereby prevent the pro-
clction Of worms, and many fatal dis
orders. Ths lozenges are particularly
eficacious carrying off all gross hu-
monrs and eruptiOas, fcverish and billions
complaints. snl are the safest and MIDI
est puryatiys that can b. used on any
0ccaSlOn.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
aauty Of Alexandris. to wit Noveu
be FERN, 1916
INsCHANCERY.

Colin Aud, cnHpiainan,-againSt
ohm Mills, junior, Noblet Herbert and
Alexander Bagsott. defrs.
The defendant john Nils. junior, no.
having entered his appear ance and given
security according to the statute and the
les Of this court, and it appearing t.
ne satisfaction of the court uSon aida
,it, that the sGid defendant John Mills.
Junior, is not an inhabitant of this dis.
trict: on motion of the compla nant by
MS counsel, it il ordered. that the said
defendant John Mills, junior. do appear
he;e Oh the first day Of April term next
and enter his appearance to the SUIT and
give security for performing the DEGREES
of the court {; and that the other defend
ants Noble. Herbert and Alexander Bag
got. do not pay away, convey or secrete'
the debts BY them owing to. or the estate
or effects IN their hands belonging to the
said absent defendant John Mills, junior,
until The farther order or decree Of this
court: a ID that copy Of this Or'icr b
forthwith published for two months sue.
cessively in one If the public newspapers
published in this county, aud that ano,
thcr c"py be posted at the front door u
ne court house Of said county.
Copy-!es'e.
q. DENEA.E, C. C.
Januarv 90 IaN9r
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28
ROBBERY.

On tae night Of the 9th of Decembe
1916, the Exchange Office OF the ST.
scriber, Bridge street, Georgetown, fro
appearances BY false key. was robbe
Of the following property, in Specie, COT
sisting Of dollars. change, American an.
English gold, about gO0 dollais; bank
notes, mostly three dollar notes of 'nr
bank of Washington, aud some sma'
tickets, together about 80 dollars, a o..
pound note of the bank of Englard, AM
one hundred and sixty four lottery tick
cts as ;;:er numbers below. The lottery
tickets can be OF no use to the persons
taking them, and an attemptt to pass them
would oniv lead to detecuon, 1t Is
therefore hoped that the person or per
sons who took them, will return them t.
he subscriber through the Post Office al
Georgetown. A liberal Reward will be
paid by the subscriber for any informa
ton that NAV lead to the discovery OF
the persons pr re over, of the property
All keepers Of lottery Offices in the Unit
ed States will please to keep list OF the
numbers OF the following tickets, as u
may lead to discovery VI the theft.
RUMULUS RIGGS.
List Of Me .E1s. Of Tickets in Tic ded'
icul Lottery. cd Class.
s201, 22O2, 2203, 1904, e205, e206
22O7. 2G08, sOO9. 22'O, sele. a3lS
o214, a2I6, e217. GELS. 22l9. 1890
1881, 1852, 1885, 1885, 1855.
1856. 1887. 1883. 1889. 1860.
1851. 1860. 1868, 1864, 1881
47S2. 1898, 141S4. i4-55. 1876.
'4757. l4-3S, 1889, 1870.
HAN, ll.42, 14745. l4744, 14745,
l4746, l4747. Haas. 14'49. 1880.
1926. 1923. l4729. 1880. 1882.
1883, 1884. el525, 2l5eT, eij2S,
2i52g. $3.50. 1854, 1855. eio3T.
2l55s. 2i5S9. sl54N. cl54G, asa.
2154S. Sl549. 1850. 1901, l5i0"'
.I5lO3. 1904, iSiGj. 1906, 1870
.l5108, 1900. 1910, 1911. 1919
,5li3. I5l!i. 1915.
list or W. IBERS OF TICKET,
In the Washington. Mo9ument Lc
terv, hii class
81 50 - So Sc s. So 50 FL 81 6
IG3 81 63 90 " rs 50 73A7l - =
Il Is ;O5 90 1890 2497 a474 24Sc
24TO 1850 24T2 2l67 2+6s 247i GA
. 66 a4St 2-Sj 1896 1892 24Sl "a;
I535l SIS? a45l si55 S456 s45- 547S
t3459 $500 3f6i 4Gi6 ;6I7 4HiS a
1850 468l 1853 1900 4c92 4Ga5 4S9+
46a5 1896 1902 1868 1909 400 36i&
Sslj 1855
. q
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DESCRIPTION OF WORMS.
And the symptoms by whica they are
known:

And the symptoms by whicn they are
known:
Worms which ,pscst the human bod
sre chiefi- OF four kinds, viz.-The Re
res. or large round worm the Ascan
des. or small maw-worm the Cucurb
tina. or short, fiat, white worm ; an
lastly, the TSenia, or tapc-worm, so ca
:ed from It's resemblance TO tape. Til
is often many "a DIS long and is full /"
oints. II is most hurttul and most di.f
cult to remove.
Among the symptoms attending worms
ae-disasreeable breath, especially i.
the morning bad and corrupted gums :
itching in the nose, and about the seat ;
commissions, epilcptic fits, and sometime
priyation Of speech; starting and grind
ing of the teeth in sleep; irregular aPpe-
tite, sometimes lcathing food, and some
times voracious purging, with Shiny &
fetid stools vomiting large and hard
belly pains and sickness at the stO,
mach slow fever, with small and IT.
re. alar pulse; dry cough; excessive
thirst sometimes pale and unhealthy
conatenance, aad sometimes the face
GATED and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, shoald have immediate re-
course TO HamiltoH's Worm Destroying
Lozenges, whIcn have been constant!
attended with success, in all complaint.
kn,lar 10 those above described.
A dose Of this medicine gwen ,cca-
sionally during the warm season, VIII ell
tectuaily prevent the vomiting ali"
purang Of chint "a dreadful d.
Sdes, Shich annually destroys the uanO
the Infn part OF cur citizens
srsswise u ullassS and N &C.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28

A safe anu eueCtudl Tefheuy iot oSu.e
nd chronic rheumatism, govt asthmauc
out, palsy, lumbagoo, nummess, white
,wel!ings, chlblains, sprains, bruises, pain
, the face and neck, etc.
The Genuine Persian Lotion.
30 celebrated among the fashionable
lroaghuut Europe, is an Invaluable cos
letic, perfectly innocent anu safe, Tree
l,on corrosive and repellant minerals,
,ae basis of other lOtisns) aud OF an
arralled efficacy i'll removing blemishes
the face and skin, fyeckses, plmp!es,
.iamatory re,lness, scurfs, letters, ring
worms, sunburns, prickly heat, &c. The
aa.rsiaa Lntion operates mildly, without
nreIing the natural. insensible pesplr1
uon, which is essential to health. yet lis
fleets ave speedy aud permanent, ren'
lering the skin delicalely soft aud smooth
and Improving the complexion.
Tie Restorative Po1oder for TIC
teeth aud Gums.
This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves Che
enamel from decay, aud C'eanSes and
whitcns the teeth, by absorbing al the
acrimonious slime and touIuess, which
uttered To accumulate. never fails to In.
i;rc and finally mia thea.
RTmi.tonS Grand Restorative.
Is recommended AZ invaluable me
icine for The speed, rel,el aud 'sr"aH-
mt care Of the various Complaints re>r''-
TX from d!ssipat"d pleasures, juvenile
;?hi,cre,ions. residence in c'ima,e, un-
!nvoprabe to The constitution. the immo-
.,e.ate use ii tea, frequent iruyiCat;cr
y anv other destructive intemperance
ne unski,fa! or excessive use ni Rercu-
v, the dises.eS peculiar TO females at a
certain period Of lie, tld lyiugs IN, &c
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28
LIS O;n,,Iep, for the Ech.

Warranted an ia!aiiibi' rea,eds at one
app icaiicn. may be used with perfect
safety an inian,s week old, not con-
tanning uarticIe Of mercury Or ANY dan
gcrnus ingredient whatever, and lot &C
compaacd with that tormentIng STUART
which attends the application ol o.he'
remedies,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28
January 90
Charles Couu'y Court,
August FERN 1916.

August FERN 1916.
On application 20 Charles County Court
w petition in writing of john Dudd, OF
Char.es County. for the benefit OF the act
81 assembly toi the fa!ie' ot sundry in."I.
We debtors, paSsed at November session
1905 e the aeye a. supplements thereto,
u the term. mentioned therein; a schs-
,lu'e Of his property and list Of his cse
-'tors un Ualh a far as he Cali ascertaii.
them. accompanying his petition ard
81 ne coGri bein. satisfied by competent
estimoGg. ul' the Said john Buhd has
esidcd twn yc,,S immediately preceding
be tine Of hi, ap2lca'ipn, IN the STATE OF
Hayylani J. the'eupon ordered .:.,'
that he said John RuId. b,
aust & copy % this order 70 be inserts
il some one Of the wsDapers edited in
he dist rct of Columbia, cGce Il week for
20 months, bcf e the hIrd -. ia'
March Uext, give notice 10 ms Gre,
i,t0,s tn ApPE AR Deiure ne SAID
.;u't at th> c-ur, house in Charles w. n,
We the sad laird ,joudav IN Marc hrNi
.Jr the purpose of Recommending trus
"e f.. rhe;l beaeGt. and % 7nrw VA -,
il any ther nave, Why Inc ,aid John Budd
,boud not have the benefit OF the acc 81
assembly o. esaid, aud tie several sup.
pie'nrnt- thereto, as prayed.
fe,e john BARNES, elk.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28
Hcn's true q genuine Gessnan Cor,
Plaster.

T At the place Of sale pamphlets
may be had gratis, describlns cures per-
forncd by the above medicines; the mum
Der. Importance and respectabillty OF
which, fully justify every article of TIN,
August 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28
Rahn's gsanine Enc Water.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases u
the eyes, whether The effect Of natlra
weakness or Of accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28
Paper for Sale.
David and ]. Ross

Have received, per sbi, Potomac, from
Gcnoa,
g. bales writing paper, a,snrte
Which they offer to- sale on We low
terms, They keep constant supply Of
i'>' quality chewing tobacco Tor sale b,
he quantity.
Dec II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28
For New-Crlcans,

For New-Orlcans,
ssK The brig Two Bruthers. Jane
20Ho!;aes, master: will sail in 8 ol
10 days; is a first satS vessel & in corn
,lcte order. For freight or passage, OF
nIy to the Master On board at DEAN
wharf. or to
Lawrason and Fowle.
December /?
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28

Tic onlyreme'y vet discovered whic!
gives Immediate I'D lasting relief III the
most severe instances.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28
ZUU Dollars Reward

WILL gevi reward OF one husdre
4 dollars for The arrest aud convctio
Of the persnn or persons who robbed III,
exchange oiIice on the night Of Inc 9th
instant; also an additional reward Of
sne hundred dollars FOR the recovery OF
'.he property stolen therefrom, consistin
'ot specie in dollars. change, hmereag
and English gold eco dollar, back notes
about so dollars, ninety tickets in the
MEDICAL College Lottery, second class,
and "a tickets in the Washington Mo
numeDt Lottery, third class.
R0MuLUS RIGGS
Georgetown. Dec. 10
P.S lfauy person has Snewledge Of
The said robbery. AID do not wish their
names mentioned, and Wi! give me pri
'ate information. 50 that the persons can
re arrested, they shall be entitled to the
and it shall be kept secr.t,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28
Nahn's Anti-Bilious Pills

THIS Medicine has been attende
with a degree Of success highly gratefH
TO the inventsr feelings, in several par
OF the West Indies, ahd the Southern :
Middle States, particularly in N. for'
philadelphia. Baltimore, Petersbur-
Richmond. Norfolk, Edentoa, Wil,nin-
TIM, Charleston, and Savasnah. In
Testimony Of lumber Of perstns at eaci
Of the above places can be a. tuce,l, wh,
have reason To believe. that = timely US
Of this salutary remedy has. uTticr Provi
deuce. preserved their lives, when II
The r.ost alarming circunstancw.
Facts of this conclusive natur speat
more in favour nj medicine tta' co
iumns of po'rpsus eulogy, iouihed or
fvere assertion.
II not. indeed, presnmrtu"asly pro
npscd as an intalIible cure, bUtt!Ie iaVcn'
Tor has every possible reason tat ':'n re
silt from extensive experience, Jr oc'
Eeying tina, dose Of these iflls, tlke'
once i'm every two weeks, darn. tbs
pYevaIencc cf our bilious ievers. wit
pruye an iria,libie preventative !: anV
further, tia: in he earlier stages ot 'toSt
diseases. shei, Use viil very general!
succeed in restoring health, lad tseqlHat
" in cases esteemed desperate. a"'l oe
' nd the power oE common remedies
The rreratinn Of these pills Is per!tctlj
mild. 80 Is 10 be used with safety ny He'
sons in every situatian, AMI Of every i"c
Thcy are exceI'cntly adapted 70 ca
or scnerEllous bile 4 prevent It's No.
bill secrriinns-to restore y amend t'
spretitc--;c prodgse free perspirAn'
and thereof preyect colds when is :" %
ten Of fatal consequences. \ dose nc'e'
fails IA remove cold i takra on it. atr-
spDearauce-they are celebrated for re-
moving habitral costiveuesS-sickHesS a
the stomach and severe head-iche--shn
ought 10 he taken by III PERSONS oil I
Shangc 81 climate.
They have been found rcInarkahr e'
eatioaS in preventing aEd curing urs''
ders attendant OH long voyages, ANT
should be procured and carefully preserv-
&C for Use By eTely seaman.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28

Lees bfailibs .igge and Ffrsr Drops.
For the cure Of agnes, remittent, anc
intermitten. fcycrs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28
uAlf.LroE'S EAIXIR.

Sorpreig,s remedy for Co!is, obstinate
Coughs, .qstis@qs, sore throatS, ara
approaching C@..S'IrGptioHs, Cat mosf
disorders y thg breast and h'agS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28
TO RENT,

The large and commsdious three 81"
Brick Warehouse, now in the posses
Dodge md kettell. lower end OF X
rect. Po.oessiOR may be had The =
February nex!. imply to
Griffith and Brawner.
.sDecembss $, nw
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IIayrason & Fowlc

mars FEE SALE,
he cargo Of slo7p iiavmascr, captain
Weeks. from Boston, of
IS tons PLASTIC" Paris
hhds Ncw-England run
10 bb!3 do
leo boxes mould candles
90 da bsn,sn soap
100 demijnhus
8 bates low priced 6roadcloths.
FOR BOSTON,
.s6S The Brig
gpssB u andcrer,
~ ss:. .,ssys.l, llexandcr New comb. master
Sow loading, will sail Oh Sunday morn,
ng. AMI laSc 500 barrels freight, IT o!fer,
I'd Immediately.
Apply as above.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28
stnES KENNEDY
SON,
SON

BooKSELLRRS. KING SrREsT,
Have just received from LEES PA
TENT MEDICINE Store. No. 46
Maiden Lane, Y. York.
A FIESH SUPPLE
or the folioyin. genv"e Medicines.
For the prsvsHtion and cure Of Bi
iious dud Malignant Ferers. is
,,sromwSuded
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-28
HamiIton's Essence and Extract Of
Mustard.

A safe and eilectual remedy for acute
nd chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatlc
vat, palsy, lumbagoo, numlmess, white
wel!ings, chlblains, sprains, bruises, pain
tho faro and neck. etc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-28
DOMESTIC.

tKoM THE NETWORK COURIER.
V'nd'catioN Of Vdn Wayt, Paulding and WI
danis, the three eiJtnous and patriotic A.
mer'can yeon'en, tho arrested Mojor A,l-
Dire.
Col. Benjamin TalImadge. q member
OF the House OF Representatives. of tLp
Uhited States, in speech which he Iaie-
y delivered in that body, ventured to
ascrlbe TO the celebrated captors of An
Ore, character the most Infamous and
defestable and 10 their conduct on that
OCCASION, motives the most sordid and
odious. lie accused these men of BEING
as often IN the camp of the enemies of
llielr country, as IN our own: AS beiug
men destitute not only of patriotism. but
oil common honesty aud honor of be-
longing To that dciesfable gang USUALLY
Known by the name Of C0m Inns. lie
charged them, in effect, therefore. with
beng the vilest Of thieves and robbers !:
anu III DONG so, represented General
washington and the Congress as bestow-
my tie publlcpralsea and the public bouu-
", upon wretciles, utterly base and con
lchiptlDle, from mere motives OF policy.
There was, ia this attempt, an iulrcni-
dlty worthy OLA bctiercause butat lie
same time a raslIness which he villncver
cease to repent. Col Tallmad1e Las
endea>orcd to tear the fairest leaf from
orr history, and to deprive the yconanry
OF our country of theme in which they
gloried, and OF an example, whose inf1-
ence Is not less extensive aud important.
than was that of the immortal William
Tel. 1t he has done 80 when there ,.as
lie least possibility that he might be in an
error, he could never upon ronect,ou
Justify himself. But il he has done so
upon siignt' upon very slight grounds /;
notirom his own knowledge, bnt from the
caiuinnles oi tie ehvious, ana tie IDerc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-28
BattimO,c, February 81.
EXTRACT TO THE EDITOR, DATED

Bdttim0,r, February 81.
EXTRACT TO THE EDITOR, DATED
Washington, Feb. 20, 1917.
SlR-Iliis city now presents an interest
ing spectacle. Strangers from every part
OF this vast country, are daily arriving or
departing; Notwithstanding the uphill
WORK OF It's becoming a great place, ii
must eventually be such. 1t is said, that
there VIII be vast swarm of people TO
witness the inaugural ceremony of the
new PRESIDENT no pompous show, like
NE coronation of sovereign, but the
simple, yet touching spectacle of man.
chosen by the voice of millions, attesiing
before the Sovereign of the Universe that
ne WI consult their happiness TO the best
of bis abilities.
The attention Of the House has been oc-
cupied for some DAYS past on the suliect
Of repeal Of the direct tax. This mea
sure was opposed with great ability bv
hr. LowNDEs, whom consider (tbouof
no orator. the most accomplished states.
man III Congress We have been snoiled
by the vast revenue of last wear. Can we
expect that the food of British goods
will he renewed the next? No-unless
the destruction Of our manufactures be
already accomplished we shall then
have no mnre than will supply our wants.
and keep in debt to England. No small
stir is made by the manufacturers. Petit
tons and Memorials are crowdine in from
all quarters. Mr.. SAMPSON, ofN. York.
is very actively engaged in promoting
their interests. very able Report has
appeared on the part Of the manufactu
rers of Pittsburgh that Birmingham Of
America ile writer, Mr.. FRowARD. an
eminent lawyer of that place, has pour-
trayed tie dccade'icy Of those lately four
ishing establishments, in ayery cloqucnt
manner.
The House witnessed, two DAYS ago. a
most splendid effort Of that singular man.
JOHN RANDOLPH. II was supposed
that he had retired forever, and was in We.
~ III Health; lie unexpectedly made
his appearance, like the ghost of Hamlet.
and delivered in favor of the reveal n
speech which electrified the House. Tie
Is HnqucSiIODably tie most elegant orator
III America. heard Mr.. WET the 9th
or day, III cause ofgreat moment. before
the supreme court; I've is ccrtaialv ,he
most perfect of his hind. but Handolnh is
sn0 geIt9is.
1t is said here that the Secretaries Of
the Treasury and the Navy, will both re-
tire from office with President AlApJsoS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-28

accept his promises, but on the contrary
they were, in the opinion of this deponenf,
governed, like himself, by deep interest
in the cause of the country, and Il strong
sense of duty. And this deponenttilrther
says, that he neverv visited the British camp,
nor does he believe or suspect fiat either
Paulain9 or Williams ever did, except
that Paulding WAS once before Andres
capture, and once afterwards, made a
prisoner by the British, as this deponeni
has been informed and believes. And
this deponent for himself expressly denies
that he ever held any unlawful traffic Oh
any intercourse whatever with the enc
my. Anticipating sUIemnly To that
omniscient BEING, at whose tribunal he
nust's Don appear, he doth expressly de
clare that all accusations, charging him
Herewith, are utterly untrue
Sworn this 26tli day
ofJan. 1917, before isaac Ian TTnt.
Jacot EadcIG. )
We the subscribers, inhabitants of The
County of Wes.ehestcr, DO certiJS, llsTi
during the revolutionary war, We were
we'll acquainted with Isaac Van Wart,
David Williams, and John Pauldnr, u no
arrested Major Andre; and that at no
time during Tie revolutionary war, was
any suspicion ever entertained bv their
nelglbors or acquaiutances, that they or
either of them, held any undue inter
course with the enemy. On the contrary
they were universally esteemed, and Ia
ken to be ardent and faithful in the cause
ofthe country. We further certify, that
the said Padding and Williams are not
now resident among us, bat that Isaac
Van MART is a rcSDpcfalle fropholdcr If
tlIe town OF Mount Pheasant, that VIC arc
well acquainted with him and we do not
hesitate TO declare our belief that there is
not an individual III the county of West
chester, acquainted with Isaac Van Wart,
who would hesitate 10 describe him as a
man ola sober, moral, industrious and
religious life-as a man whose integrity
IS as unimpeachahle as his veracitv sun
doubted. In these respects 10 man in
the county of Wcstchestcr is his superior.
JONATHAN q. TOMPkINS,
Aged 81 years.
JOHN ODELI aged 60 years.
JOHN BOYCE, aged - years.
J. REQUA, aged 81 years.
WM PAULDING, aged 81 wears.
JOHN REQUA. aged 81 wears.
ARCHER READ, aged o. wears.
GEORGE COMB, aged 70 years.
GILBERT DEAN, aged 7oyears.
JONA. ODELl., aged 81 wears.
L. NANTASSEL, aged7 wears.
THOMAS BOfCE, aged III Years.
TUNlS LYNT, aged u years.
J. DYCKMAN, aged GS wears.
WILLIAM HAMMOND.
JOHN ROMER.