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land FOR. SAIE

N the county of Fairfax, about IS miles
n from Alexandria, and the fame diitance
from Georgetown and Warrington. This
Land is now under good fencing, and lies in
handfome fquare of four fields, which all
concentrate in one yard, with new barn,
from which flock may be conveyed in each
field with no trouble. There is Efficiency
otGmbcr to fupport the place for number
OF years, and from so to goo acres, fifteen
In meadow, now in cultivation. The i'm
provements are frame Dwelling Houfe
large enough for any family, with neceiIary
out houfcs; well watered. and excellent
fprings, with large orchards of every kind
OF fruit. The above land is good, and will
be fold grear bargain, on application to
a CHARLES SCOTT.
Alexandria. Auouff ,6 ~,
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no LET.
January q

THAT elegant efablifbment on Iefferfon
L frcet, commodious brick dwelling,
having drawing, dining, fore, and FIVE good
lodging rooms neatly fnifhcd, a fmokehoule,
dairy, kitchen, fable, s. every convenience,
pump under cover, garden well Rocked
with vegetables, and bet Of water at the
diitance Of or goo yards. The improve
ments are in complete repair-the ituation
very pleafant--the rent will be moderate,
and immediate poGefIion given. Apply to
Augut 8. JOHN JACKSON. 4
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10 LET.

MAT Commodious and dcGrably fitu-
Il ated DWELLING HOUSE, former
ly occupied by VIM. Newton, Efq. will be
rented to fuitable tenant, and poHeHion
given the frt of april next, alto attached
thereto STORE fitted up, and one of the
bsit ltands in this place, for either wholeGale
or retail Dry Good bufiuefs. PoGenion
given on TIC fri March. They will be
rented together, or feparately. For terms
aPplyto "A. NEWT ON, or
Fr. ADAMS, Jr.
January 81
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FOR SAIE.
October o.

A TRACT. OF LAND, containing s57
"A acres, more or lers, lying on Ocoq0an
Bay, in the county of Fairfax, and Fate of
Virginia, adjoining lands of Rob't I. Thomp
fon and VIM Maion. 1t is prefumed thoie
deiitous of purcha6ng will view the land,
and themielves judge of its peculiar adyan-
tages. One. third of the purchalc money
will be required in hand the remainder at
twelve and eighteen months, with deed of
trult to fecure the payments. %
THOMSON e. MASON. /,
December I6 -s VI fl ~ &c
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no LET

Z A CONVENIENT frame pwellingHonfe
IN in Pitt-f. near Princefs Il. containing
ii& good rooms, and fitted to accommodate
one or two famlies,with ground newly fem
ced jim for large. garden, and two or three
iprirgsof good water near the premifcs.-
Poieion, wilibe given Immediately. For
terms apply to MandeViie O Larnoar.
September &. t9ie flfa
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POETRY.
THE FAREWELL SONG


On William do not FAY fsren ell,
Tho we be doomed to fever; -
IT'S like the fullen pailing bell So
OF pleafure gone forever. ,
Ali find a gentle language then,
The mournful truthto tell;
Say, partcdir;ends may meet again."
Bur do not fay farewell
u.s. Oil do not fay farewell.
tttells of pleature pat away
LIT tells OF future icrrow
That fnnimcr, flnipd on Yesterday,
! And winter, Comes to. morrow
{ Around the HEARTH feemsto throw
Amelancholy fpell,
OF mingled memory and woe:
Oh | do not fay farewell--
OH do not Gay farewell.
Hal anger chilled, or doubt n,ined,
- That word than both were ftronger q
'Twonld found like voices from the dead,
That can offend nol3nger.
But when upon the parting hour,
No hsyfher feelings dwell;
When love and grief alo.le have power,
Oh do not fay farcwcll--
Oh! do not fay farewell.
at once and quickly, let me part
From all that'sworth poaeiiing
Nor fold lis trealure to my hearr,
And hear that bitter bleiTing.
Oh thena foften'd coloring give,
To ills know too we'll;
Tell me I have not long 10 live,
BAIT do not Gay farewell
fjn Oh do not fay farewell.
4s MARY.
IS
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Fol, SAFE

A TRACT OF LAND, containing 40
4 = acres, lying in the county Of Wet
more,,snd, and fate of Virginia, near the
mouth OF Roiiier's Creek-fhe greater part
ofwhich is cavity tifnbered with white oak
and cedar, iu:table for fhip- building, fire.
wood, &c For terms enquire of
J.sF. CALDWELL. #
october os fN ~ Il. ~ re
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By the President of the u. States.

by the President of the u. States.
WHEREAS, by the FIRST sec,ion of
an Get OF congress, passed on The sIst
day OF March, 1903, entitled "Anocf
concerning the sale Of The lands of The
Cnited States and for other purposes.
the president OF the United States il
authorised 20 cause certain public land.
TO be offered for sale
wherefore, /, James 1foasoe, presi.
dent OF the United States, in confor-
nifty with the said act and other acts of
congress, providing for the sale and
disposai OF the tands OF Ire United
States south Of TennessGs, do hereby
declare and make known that public
sales, fer Tie disposal aereeably 10
law, OF the public lands in the district
cas-: OF Pearl river, bounded on The west
by the Chickasawhay river, On The
snnth by the parallel Of the $40 Of north
latitude, on the east by The Mobile and
Iombig5y rivers, aAd CT the nor,Iy tv
Lhe Creeks, Sahtabog ue Goguc & Homo,
(thc enc one falling into the Tombi,-by
and The other into the Chicitasawhay ri.
verso which have been surveyed and
returned 10 the register of The land OIL
ace at 81. stephens, and which have
not 6een disposed OF, excepted from
sale by law, shall be .eld at ST. Ste
phens, on the river Tombigby, on the
Frst Monday OF July next. and conti-
nue. TIL the said Lands have been offered
Tor sale.
Given under my hand the eighth day
oil March, one thousand eight bun,
bred and seventeen.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President,
Josiah hcigs. Commissioner Of
the General Land Office.
March 2G--2I. lawtJyr~
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TO LEE.

? ME Large and commodious BRICK
4 WAREHOUSE fituated on the COR
ner OF Prince & Fairfax itreets II is good
itand for buflnefs, in excellent repair and
may be divided into two flores as may bef
iuit tenants. For terms apply TO
JOHN q. LADD & Co.
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1NEAsURY DrrARrMfMr,1

March I3, 1917. t
NOTICE rs hereby given, that funds have
been aligned for the payment Of fmcl,
TREASURY NorEs, and the intereii there.
on'as are now due at the Loan Office inBof.
ton IN the fate Of MaGaciufeus.
And the { id Treafrry Noes viii accord.
ingly be paid, upon the application Of the
holders thereof respectively, at The iaid
loan Office in Bottom, at any Time nrior ~
the n day of May, 1917, alter which dav.
inleref Will ceaie TO be payable upon the
ind treafury Notes.
he commifioDers Of Leans in the feve-
raj ltates are requeited to make this notice
generally known, by all the means in their
power and the printers authorized TO pub-
lilb the laws of The United States, viii be
Pieaied to infert it once week, in ,beir
respective papers, until the Grf ddy of
May next.
VIM. II. CRAWFORD.
Secretary Of the Trelfury.
March ~
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EAR.W.

On which now refde; it contains about
80 acres of Land lying about one and IN
half miles from Alexandria, near the new
powder houfe; on it is comfortable Dwell
ling Houle, and necefaiy out houfes with
maple and peach orchard, an excellent
garden, about five acres in timothy, about
ten more fuitable for meadow, upwards of
40 in wheat and rye, and about "a in clover
all of which looks very promiGng. This
lane is we'll watered, it has ieverai fprin.s
on 1t furpaifed by none in the diftrif; and
for health believe it to be the healtbief in
the. neighborhood, having neither chills
nor levers in my family fnce 1 owned il
(about S years)-and for beauty, exceeded
by none; it lies on ridg., half mile in
view of Alexandria and the river Potomac :;
1t is divided into two fields, which is well
calculated for two farms, about 40 acres
each. will divide it in fmall lots TO flit
purchaiers. Platter acts upon this land
beyond exprefion, r1y laft years. crop ave
ragged from IS TO 40 buihels per acre. This
place would fuit any gentleman in town
who wilhes to keep clear of market and
Doctors books. Or any poor man who has
to live by indultry there is hay, clover
and ftrraw enough for Z or 40 cows, which
IS Prohtable wheR properly managed Pof
fciiion can be given Immediately. 1t can
be fold on very long credit.
GEO. ATKINSON.
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NOTiCE

3 rare int~ranfs COMPANY. ef 6iexandria.g
-. lniurance Office, March nc.
= FHE Stockholders in this Initit,i ,;on Az.
= he.eby notified that they are reouired
to pay at this Office an inftalncn, Of one doI.
lar per ihare on each ihare OF flock re TreSf.-
ively held by them, on or before the 9Th DIV
of May next '' =" 10y
p byorder ofthe PRECEDENT and Dire6tors,
j. B.NiCKOLLS, Sec'ry.
. -: - Z l'f ,3lgr FtSthMay.
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LAST NO,rICE-E

VIE Truitees,of the late J. & G. Pin.
mer give notice to all perions iHdebr-
ed to that firm, that they fhall y roceed on
the frit of April next, to infiitu,e fuitsa-
CAN'T thoie indebted, unlefs payment IS
made or satisfactory aaurances are given
before that period-and all perfons having
CLAIMS VIII leave them at the comptins
room OF Iripictt and Neale for adiuffmenf'
previous to the aoth inf. at which time
clared.
March u.
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LASI's NOVICF.

TO THE DEBTORS OF pANI. cawooD
OUCH ofthoie whole accounts are nm.
y adjuited will lplcatc to, come foryard
ana have them adju tcd previous, to The
10th day before April Term, Such as iav;,
no accounts to aojuit, or claims as Offsets.
VIII pieaie call and pay, TO fave tronble ana
expence. ss' ISAAC RORRINs'pNN
ns.-oh 49,. Trultee.
!. Nf"sNii I'll. e iff 3W
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Intrepid variltcrs onthc sleek rope,
were mere pcviccs and gio!troons1
beside HIM, Mnls one spring he
used 10 vaui, To TIE she'll Of a first
story, and he could throw almost
TO any height a cord with a hook ut
the end Of it, by means OF which.
lie contrivcd to mount. The fol-.
lowing leatSwonld appear Il fable,
if not supported by numerous wit
nesses, and certified by the reyes
tiers of the conciergerle: the walls
surrounding the court ofthat pri-
SOD, are from Soto 90 feet high,
and at the top are garnished with
chevaux, de-lrize, whose points
bend downwards, Having succeed
led including the vigiIence of his
keepers. who at night fall make the
prisoners turn into their rooms,
Delzive, retreatIng toan angle ofthc
wall, without the aid Of any insru-
ment, supporting himself merely a.
galpst the two walls, and by some
uncomfortable movement of his
feet and elbows, mounted to the j.
ron spikes. He seized one OF them
at Its extrlmety, and balanced
himself till the moment when he
could give himself sufficient i'm
pulsiye force. Then making a
spring he threw himself over, the
chesaux-de-frize upon the roof of
an adlolning house, and succeeded
in making his cape.-One of his
companions, less adroit, having
tried the same experiment, fell, and
was dashed to pieces ON the pave
menr.
There is none of the present gang
who equal Delzete: they only re-
semble him in the means of esca-
lade. WOE to those who are i'm
prudent enough to leave their win
dows open during the night.
They expose themselves to visit
which often costs them dear. A
ladder of cords, or even, a single
cord with a hook at the end of it.
thrown with dextcrIty, enables the
Plunderer to mount, and the cham
Der of she sleeper is sometimes
stripped before his sleep is disturb
ed. 10 avoid the Inconvenience
OF loading their pockets with a pac-
ket OF cords, in the rencounters
which they are liable to, and which
might excite suspicious, they have
devised an easy mode Of opening
the small inches IN which the. cords
for suspending the lamps are enclo,
sed. They cut them and form
ladder on the spot.
The gang who are now in the
hands OF justice, stand accused of
having, in the course of the year,
committed, or of being accompli-
.ccs In, vast number of robberies
in different quarters, particularly in
the Hotel dc Luines, Hotel Gle Ca
raman, Seminary OF St. Sulpice,
Hotel Perigord, &c. An honest
tripperer, i'll the faubourg ST.. Ger
main received the piliage produced
by the expeditions of the corps.
The police had been long or the
watch for these gentlemen, when
one Of the chiefs, falling in that f.
deity which men Of honor ought
to maintain with each other, most
shamefully refused to give to one
OF his associates the reward Of his
labor, The latter offended at this
ungentlenanly conduct, lighted
the match, and the whole mine was
speedily exploded.
l he train Of connection which
had subsisted between am infinite
number of robbcries committed in
different quarters OF Paris was then
discovered, but in other respects
the affair was only extraordinary
Tor the boldness and ingenuity with
which some IF 4he IIen,,e<l,t;~,
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80 LET.

HE Frame Wafehoufe recently occu
K pied byJ.H Clements & Co. nearly
opPofte the Union Bank, King itreet, Il i
moderate rent, CIR forage will be received
N il low. Apply to
March "a. mo. JACKSON. !
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HOUSES AND LANDS,
For SAFE AND 70 LET.
TO LET,

"A Handsome finifhed two iiory BRICK
Houfeon King ftreet formerly occupied by
Henry Earl, convenient to good wafer.
Poiieiiion may be had Immediately.
CHARLES sc DIT.
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On I then foiteRd coloring give,
To ills know too we'll;
Tell mel have not long TO live,
BAIT do not Gay farewell
tsst 51a Oh do not fay farewell.
as MARY.
7---aa SiiilllliS -r---
FRENCH no USE BRE fKERS
FROM A LATE LONDON PAPER.
A Paris Journalist, after announ-
cling the trial ofa band of 9 house
breakers, remarks, that though the
multiplicity Of offene, notWithstan-
ding the vigilance of the police,
may form a just cause ofregret, yet
it is not calculated to excite much
surprisesif it be considered thatPa.
ris is city where 10000 persons a,
wake everymorning without know
ing nos they were to procure a
breakfast. But tie most dangerous
class of thieves were those who
combined for the purpose of car
rying on their depredations with
3 the greater security and effect. By
this means they executed robbie
res, which it would be impossible
ior any individual to attempt, and
turned the produce of them to ac-
count without leaving any traces
by which they might be discovered.
They had their leaders their laws
and their organization SO skilfully
combined, as not even to be des-
troyed by tire Imprisonment or
condemnation Of those who direct.
cd the gang. From the bottom
ola prison they still issued their or
ders, were obeyed and received a
share of the plumber Among a
great number of facts, going to sup
port this assertion, the writer men
tons the following, which occur
redto aParis advocate, who had long
practised in the courts of criminal
justice. +" The wife cf this advo.
cate on coming out Of the Foydeau
theatre, perceived that a large cot
had been made in the bottom of
her bag, through which her purse,
scent box, tooth pick case, and
a small gold watch, had been soft
ly made 70 drop, probably into a
hat. Her husband, who had learn
ed how to know his PEOPLE, next
morning repaired to one of the pri-
sons, whehe he was Immediately
surrounded by tribe Of clients.
He told them, with much displea-
sure, of the robbery Of his wife !;
"Ah sir" said one Of the leaders,
pardon the mistake, doubtless the
man who had played this bad Joke
had not the honor to know Ma
dame. As to you sir" addressing
the advocate, "bc assured that no.
thing shall be neglected to give a
proof Of our esteem and gratitude.
The advocate dcparcd tolerabls
cheered by his clients promises.
Nest morning a person brought
apackct addressed to his wife, and
containing al she had lost the eye
ning before excepting the tooth pic
case. a letter accompanying the
packet requested Madame to ac-
cept the excuses Of a novice, who
had given her a moments uncasi
ness, & 70 satisfy herself by a search
whether she WAS not mistaken in
stating Tie tooth pick case to be
one OF INC trinkets sh~ had lost. In
fact tic lady found IT afterwards in
her work bag, The writer then
mentions one Delxeye, who had
been brought to Justice, as one o.
y M. fenaOG, ti.se Ii,,ctgrna!
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NOTICE

q Ii Perfons having claims againit the
4 n eitate of Lewis Lemcft, decd are
hereby requelted to exhibitthc fame with
me vouchers thereof, to the Subscribers on
orbetore the firf day of Jdlv next. 80 ;,
ELIZABETH LE,MERT, Ex,rx.,
!.ABAN LEMERT, .s.s7 !
IHADDEUs LEMERT, Ex'r.
tanguier, Feb. a,-March ~. ,,,
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10 LET-

To LEI,
THE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
L and LOT, on Henry freet. at preient
occupied by Daniel Cawood-this houfe is
calculated to accommodate genteel fami-
ly. Polleilion may be rad on the fifteenth
of April foi terms apply to
JENNA MUTT.
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TO LET,

Y IcH'D LIBBY has to let, Two con-
N yenient Dwelling Houfes, of not large
dimeniions, they will therefore be rented
low. Ad,rch a. -
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COMBS and HARDWARE.
TLJOMAc aTOTTA,or

II as removed his Fancy Hardware fos6
i 4 and Comb Mandatory from Ro,ai-
ttreet to his New Store in King freet CO..
polite Meilrs. Patons and Butcher's lard
ware fore, where he has for fale q varicty Of
Fancy Hardware, and nalortment of Tor.
tode fhell and other Combs. March 1.
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TO LET-
TO LET.
TO LET.

Y "IIIL
THB STORE between Messrs, Patons
L & Butchers and til subscribers, late
iy occupied by Meilrs. Carey Bronaugh &
Co.-PodeNion may be had Immediately.
For terms apply to
Vaudeville & LARMoUR.
Nov.z5.
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TO LE,r.

10 LEI,
a VERY convenient tenement, pleaIant-
n ~ htuated on Duke ltreet. Enquire
OF JOHN G. LAID & Co.
January ~.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY the 9TH day OF JUNE,
M/lLL be fold to the higheit bidder, if
Wv not previouily fold at private iale, my
----- - u n 2 - u
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II ought 10 &c mentioned that the per.
son the cODspiators first attempted 10
corrupt, was one ]. a. Dursseau, a
Frenchnsan, ysho seems 10 have listen-
cd 10 the proposals, but upon reflection,
not only refused 10 be concerned, but
disclosed the1Deditated fraud TO Mr.. w
Lovett, OF this town in July last, 20 F.
Depau, and 10 several insurance conpa
Dies inBos;on In the course Of The trial
facts came out that induced strong sus-
picions, that the defendant ard some q,
'hers had long been engaged in similar
frauds, particularly in sinking the brig
Mary, some years ago.
The council in this highly interesting
case were Messrs Emmett, Hoffman, On
the part OF the insurance company. ana
Fisk, U S district attorney, and Max
well, district attorney FOR the state, ano
Tor the defendant, Golden aud d. b.
Ogden. We were not present, but I'M
dersland there was great display OF bar
elcqueDce on both sides On the coca.
sion.
The jury retired abou, hall past four
O'Clock this morning, and retuIned into
court jest aiter FIVE, with verdict oi
Gully.
Mr. Roget's smiable wife and sister
together with five or six children were
present the whole tine the sight Oh
these two highly interesting females, s.
one of them, Mrs. II in a situation oil
all others the most affecting, surround
ed TO, by her children, could not fail ,t
create opowerlul an effect on the minds
of the court and jury, that nothing sho-,
o! the most satisfactory testimony aud
a due sense of the stern obligation.
hey were under, could Rave produced
MS conviction.
n. b. The names OF others concern
cd with Roget, but who are absent, are
nGi yet arrested, are from prudential
motives, concealed.
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NOTiCE.

Fire Lnjararcc Company of alexandria.
lniurance Office, March 10 .
THE Stockholders in this Inlfitution are
i hereby notified that they are REQUIRED
to pay at this office an infalment of one dol
lar per flare on each ihare of flock reipe6t-
lively held by them, on or before Ele Sth day
of May next
BY order of the PRECEDENT and Directors,
J. B. NICHOLS, Sec'ry.
MarchIa. FtSthMay
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HfTeinm5 ia TIE Post Office .7ke5cdn :
dS'ia, May /, 1917.
"Persons calling for these letters,
will please mention they are advertised.
H. VIM Alexander, Mrs Frances A.
Ie%antsr, Tho Ashfield, Geo Atkinson,
Lewis B Alien, John Adams, Thomp>
son Allison, Jas Avery, 81 Armstrong
% Chas Blanchard 2, Edmund Blunt.
Gavin bourne ?, capt inc K Burney 3,
Chss l. BaDkhesd, Tho Barton, capt
Alex Bose jerc Boster, Ellsworth Bain
OF Oxen Hill. Miss Zane BLACK, capt
Amos~Blanchard, Mr.. Burnett, Thos
Berry, Spencer Bureil.
c. DR.. Benisnjn Coleman, Josias NJ
CLARK, Barnctt l. CornwelI, Jno C!caycr,
VIM CranstoD, Martha Chapman, Ric' ID
Cade 2, Eoxwcll Curtis, Thos Co.iose,
Jun. Saul Cats, Vim Comslock, Lou.
don Campbell
y Loman Dudley 3, Edward Dai
Hofatio Day, Saml DevsugD, Jno Da.
Wis, Emmanuel Doriego
e. Silas Elliott, Johh Fl Evans. CAP,
Nathaniel Eshon, VIM Eskridge, Jacob
z John F!oyd ,, WIN Fageite, Re-.
Josh Fry, MIR Fyrson, Eilvh F, eersn.
G. Spencer Gray. capt. EGw'd Grlf
fish Polly Gcasen. Prince P Clifford.
II. Peamne HuGhs, csptaio Presley
Hsiney, Ann Euli, Joseph ! HaiIow ell
Shub2Il H.lchins, RiC j Haden. Maria
HelriSgIs, Elizabeth Hall, Henry Hoo
yer Benuiah Haines, Henry Hanes,
Mary Higdop, Daniel Howley.
Mary Insor, Bridget Jones, SAM
}. fIerson, Thomas Ibgraham, Dennis
Jssins, Sarah L. Jackson, VIM Johnson.
hos Jarvis, Daniel Jones.
X. James King, Fairfax county, Wn,
King, do; WIN Heating, Pat herman
L. GFcenherry Liverto& Mrs. i
Lalphier, capt Richor3 Lee, PcierLo
gines, Hugh Logan, Magaret Lacey,
Anne Lanham.
~ nj. Dc Monscrate, Jas Matthews
Challes G DC Maigne, Chas Mankins,
Edmond r Moss, Mary Muir, Wool.
colt MARSH. Edgar NJ Carry, Ina MYERS
i!srgarot 'Aanly, Sussnnah Moulton,
Abraham Miller, Mason G M Coy, Sill.
venus Meyrct, James Mills, Jane Mi.ts,
Miss Mary Mills, capt Middleton, Ki.ty
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