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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
FROM CAN ION.

The very fast s,ii,ng sn,P Aaonis, Capt.
B.umley, srstysd si Ns~-so'k on the Sd
INSTANT ie les days from Canton, having oren
absent 6 day, less than teo months and not
hsfore hsard OF sinee she left ,hst por;. SAe
had q passage oil only one. hupdsed and twelve
days OUT Capt. Domley has furnished tho
following Interesting intelligence;
About the latter pact OF September, eca.
man belonging TO snip Emily, Copeland, Of
Baltimore, was accused of having kiiied a
Chinese woman. Tho Masdarins immediate
" demanded mo man, 10 order 10 punish him
fos the aiI5dged murder, but Capt Copeland,
no, being satisfied respecting his guilt deciia.
/ cd giving him up. After considerable aego-
cia,los ee.wecn Mr.. Wilcocks, ous consul,
! ,ioed by the American residents, captains
end supc,careoes, and the Chinese su,hori.
ties, dorire which tho Americans evinced Q
q, .ermination not to give op the seaman ~iIh-
Oh, having his gull, proved, and many threats
vcro' throrn on, on tho other side ct stop.
ping tho trade, and other -coereive measures
---it was a, last agreed that the nun should DC
tried fo, tho oif-nco on board the Emily Il
was also agreed that the evidence OF tne whiSe
rusu should 90 admitted as we'll as The Chi
sese. These concessions ~ ths part OF the
Chinese, whsn compared w',n' 'stIeir Forms
conduct On similar occasions wher eih' INC
E,slish were concerned, was considered al
Canon a. q proof OF their fAy sentiments
towards the Americans. However, II tbs
man should DO found guilty aud then 90, be
given up 10 be pan!shed aeco Ding TO theli
i,ws, an immediate stoPPage OF all trade and
fMsrcourse WLl 40 do0oi Immediately TAKE
place. = *
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06

A.t,ig saeposed &c De he Enterplise was
eli the Moro, Oh the llth oltinho. ~
Information had also reached Havana,
that Commodore Chiytor, of,he Patriot
service, bad captured a large piratical
schooner, off the Hole in.the- Wall, 0,'3
hung Gp 15@ her crew, on Berry Islands
as Nv example to others engaged in prat-
iCal pursuits ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
FROM lie Pror,oeace .imeriec1.

CkNERAL ASSEMBLY,.
The General Assembly of this State
adjourned On Friday evening last, after
session of nearly three weeks. during
which they wete principally engaged in
the revision oi:thc; Statute, Laws o. the
State, which are now ready CIR publics-
ton, under the direction OF Committee
appointed for tllt purpose. :
:, In addition tv the revision oe the laws,
much other business, important TO the
public and to individuals, was despatch
/. An act was passed for submitting tne
question OF Convention TO the people,
at the annual town meetings in April. :.
A bill was passed through both Hou-
seS, toincrease the revenue Of the State
By tax Of two dollars for every tav.
em or retailers license. In addition to the
tax allowed BY previous laws to the
Bya duty often per cent, on al fees.
received by the Clerks Of the Supreme
Judicial and Common Pleas Courts. aa.
ter the fees have amounted 10 $500
BY tax ofo hundred dollars year
on every broker, or money changer, or
verder Of foreign lottery tickets
BY tax on the Stare Banks, to the
amount of fifty cents annually on every
thousand dollars capital, paid in
BY tax OF one Per cent. on the diVi.
tends OF all (exccpi lhc Mutual FIRE. In
surance companies.
Anotber bill imposes duty Of one and
quarter per cent. on sales at auction,
with thr usual exceptions in favor fad
ministrators, Commissioners, Sherllis,
&c. one per cent. to the State Trcasul,
and one quarter pc! cent. to the Town
Treasury.
The Secretary Of State Was allowed a
salary Of $50 dollars, for al. services.
The salary ofshe General Treasurer was
fixed at SIS dollars.
The law (which the members ufthe
Senate were allowed one dollar and City
cents a day was revived and continued
Ill lorce tof one year.
An act passed, for allowing the mem.
bers OF the House Of Representatives one
dollar and fifty cents day; to take, ,ef.
feet from and after the next May session
An order passed both Houses, direct
ing the General ritasuter To liquidsst
and settle the claims of this towU on'the
State I reasury, FOR monies received from
the u. S. government, on account of
expenditures by this town, during the
late war; and to pay over the balance
which may be found due.
An act passed to amend the Charter
ofihe Exchange Bank, in Providence.
Also, an act to Incorporate the propsi-
etors Of Chepachet Meeting house. =.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
NEWPORT.
EyBDNESDAY, FEBRUhRY G, 1922.

cJ Many areeles pr>faredJsr al, days paper 10
sfher with sererai adve ~senenfs are oned 80 sice
room for s dale oreyD ,sh.eh vR &c oltd tsrs
inseresting. f,
" III ihe lass Gates Jo, Washington. tie principal
subjects ef leg siasson he Bankruos Bal and the
the oppsrnoa~enf Of representatives
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
-NLXRRfhD.

At North Kingstown, on the evening Of the Goth
MI by the Rev Mr.. Northup, Capt yssn Vss,eor to
Miss Lydia Tsahanf. daughter Of Caps. GeoIge len
nant, ali of lhA place.
At Dedhsrn, Mass on the 2&ih uh. Barsiiha Crsn.
sion. Esq OF Providence TO Miss lrsne Cuiis dsush
Ter Ut Mr. Moses Cuild. of the former place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
souTg AxaR!cA.

Letters received at Pnisdeiphia from Bn-
snos hyres, Of the SSH October, represent
things 10 tina, quarter as going on with in.
creasing prosperity, aed entirely to The 'a''s-
faction Of the inhseltsnts. Tue latest ncecanis
from Lima srest of RECALLS, fy'eg force, IN
the Interior, and Of sunisssriss, engsged IN
stimulating The indlAns % massacre. 1t WAS
ID put On end to these disorders tha. Gen. 81,
Martha assumed the provisional functions Of
Dictator, and 90, the least doubt vas cnirr-
tanned that this band Of asssssins would DO
speedily snnihilated. -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
.ME-AJR.iND.i
5olletate Uoelebium.

MO ICE is hereby given, That a
IN meeting Of said society will be held at their
HeG TO .MORR0W EYEJN1.AC Punotssi At.
,esaaace requested As business OF mpottanCe ID 10
be Transacted.
Newport, Feb 6 1929
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
- SlW,e OF -khode. Island. ..&c.
IN Geaeret, ,stasess6ly, Janhsvy Session, Il Ds
OaAs
An ACT.

- r...t
10 adjourn the January Term oftl,e Godr' of Con
mon Piess and General Sessions atthe peses bf
s:tte Cohnty of Kent,
seStior Re enacted BY .hs Cs'ix-oi .&sembsa
an.fEy he authority shere.fn |. enacted, 1hs, ,.,c
Cotrt of Common Pleas and Genenti 81. plis uf
the Pence. which by law is 10 be h ,dsi al Fast
Greenwich. Within md for the County a. Rent, %
the third Monday OF January ihstsn, shai e, si
the sane rs hereby -dio rii.d to thee,rrl Monisy
Of Febrpaby neN,l -
Sec. 2 Hhd BE- 10 Further enacted. That ell bus;4
ness now standing continued tpom .the Court ~
Common Pleas and General sessions pf the Peace.
holden sue said county q Rent. the third Mon
day ef August last shalt and may be proceeded in
and finished BY TIE Coud TO be boldeh by sdjbun!
unent according 10 this act
Sec. 3. And BE- IL further enacted, That sii ~ri's
reta'ns, rrcognxsnces, executions, ssinfnbnses md
other processes and proceedings iresdy issued, or
which hcSeaftcr may be issued prior 10 the time to
which said Court by this set 10 ad;otrfed shalt 5e
sefurna5'e, and shay be returned to.ihe term of
said Cosrt, to be holden ON the third Mondsv iii
february next, according 10 this bet /. PrS-rdef.
Asssper. TINT this act shall be construed 10
u'orize the issuing Of any original crit Of arrest or
SUMMONS IN any civil action fsthrnsble to ssd
Court. 10 be holden BY adjournment - aforesaid
snd 40 yths. declarations and pieadings in civil
sctiohs already commenced for said January term
of said Covt shall be flied IN the same r1snf, aud
at che same time ,in,es as If this &C, hra noe
beer ps rad.
,.scS, =. md 4 q Iytle. suoetcd fhs, ,tc .'cres
tary eau.e this set TO be published forth@nh ~ the
newspapers printed In the towns Of ProSlIence aud
- -. ". Atue copy 'r-7t,ine.s.
r.g.r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
PROM AFRICA.

The Vnited States $, hooner- Aliigttc Z
Jica, Coudt. Stockton, has arrived a,
Cha -reston, in 80 days from Cape Alrssuts.
do yves, Africa Sod II days from the WeN-
Indies. Leut. Stockton has Elected o pur.
chase for most eligible settlement, ct Cape
'Mss.urado, for the American Coionia ilion
Socie'y, and had its possession sseuted:--
Despalehcs from the Colony at Cape Messur-
.udo for the Colonization Society .~e,s brought
by the Alligator. and have been forwarded to
Washington. The oticeis and crew of the
AllgMor are in perfect health and the sehr.
has not los, man during her voyags out and
nome.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
SHIPPING. LIST.
PORT OF NEW PORT

PORT or NEWPORT.
ENTERED,
Schooner ESrer rfnent. Paine, Honduras ship
Hope. Andrews, 81 salvador.
i, .' = CLE.faED,, q.
., brig General jackson, Creepmsp, for New. York ;
sch Experiment, Paine. Providence sloop Charles,
R>ker. NewOriesns brig Samuel. shearnsn, West.
h&es. 80
70 .rrssay fed i--Arrived ship Wore. Andrews, Is
dsysfrom's, salvador, bound to Providence.
s sap~r 'i.s --sch Experiment, Paine, 81 days from
Honduras, bound to. Providence.
.NE.kJR.iN'D.a
The brig Baltic, ElLted. Of this port, vas up for
: feig ghi "a, Neville ssns, ian 3
The brgc Oro.imbo. OF bristol, vas going into
Cap< ffayisn. on the slh in
.Jhe sloop Hiram. fidsidye, Of lhis port, which
taiie6 hence ON the 22d inst FOR NoIfolk, WAS car
fied ashore by the ice mex, day cnth point Of San
d5 iio.k sprung aeak and remains fali M high va.
ter ilt cSisa, iappies. candies &c.) saved, aud
brougl tNip.h. ,he pllo, boat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
DIhD,

UGjsrtnsafs oecurrrnce --on ,he lyth plt, E5rne.
Lsr .Nsrlos. OF soRmerset. Mass in attempting 10
cross the river on the ice. from Tyerton to swan
zey, broke through a,d WAS drowned
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
BLISS & MAkSH,
No %, Bra0d. Street.

.st' No az, BRAD. Street.
- RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
IN public, ,hs, they continue 'be Manufacture Of
: = Uindsor Chairs,
in all their vsriett. snd in q satisfactory manner -
fhe pubic are sssored they will furnish Chairs on a.
moderate terms. and of rs good qualify, I. can be
obtained in any par, Of his state, oris New fsFk~-
All fssors gratefully acknowledged
" l. Goods and Groceries.
In their front store thev Keep OF hshd general
sssortmen Of genuine west India Goods sod Groce.
RES Siic they are determgned 10 sell 8, sni profit,
Lamp Oil,
Of the bcs, quality. in large small quantities. kept
coastsn,iy on hand -together si,h nost other srti
-c!es Usually called fvr IN aore.cf uIs description
Nsreorf. January g. 1892. : eu). a.
NEWPORT BANK. r>
ATa regular meeting Of the Board Of Directors.
n Of be- Newport 8snk. holden on the 18th inst.
wALrss SIcHoLs yes chosen 9 pre,of. IA The
Soym VI ST ssHRsBx CesssLI, resiGned
.tOhN sHga 2sAN, e~tsr:.
Esfasf,, Sanss191 ir('
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06

made and $4,000 we're irpsdis,eiy sassr,i.
Ued Tor rebu,di & The Asylum.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
AMERICAN TONNAGE,

BY a statement taken from the records or
the I 'essu y, it appears that there has been
e. adusl increase since the year 10 g, IN the
ernount Of American tonnage employed in
10. eign trade. IN 1918, the amour, Of Amer
tcan tonnage was 75s iol-Foteign i6l,4i3.
10 1879, American .7s357o-Fore,gn S5.-
ss4 IN 1920. Amerisao s6l7s3-Foreign
~ 200 being an increase in Two years Of
Joe, ,ls2 tons. OF the registered and entnl-
led toonags. Bo,ton lao, 3s3-Saiem, 3 a,ose
New Bedford, 81, a,22%vNan,uekcs, ,2s.5l2
y-ProviI~nce, 70 575,-Br's,oi, 3 ,oSScz.qsw
POI, 10 7ol--N W York, 23L2l5-Pbiiadei.
ph s3 2:s -B,lumo-e, 6s 674--Ssvsnnsh,
Is 5s26-Chuleston, 2s. 2s.4o3--New.OrIsaps,
.S8l5. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
GovERinfEh'T OR FLoRIDA.

The Bill, now before Congress, pro
viding for the Government of East and
West Florida enacts, Tha, the Executive
shall consist Of Governor, to be ap.
pointed by the President, for three years
i's legislature to be composed of,he Gov.
GrnM and thirteen fit and discreet citizens,
to be appointed by the Prcsidcn, annually;
the judicial power to be invested in Su.
perior Courts, and such lnferior oI,es, and
Magistrates. as the Legistnre may csiab-
G,h. The laws of United States 20 be
enforced IN the Territory from the passage
Of this act.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
Auttioii Satff.

To be Lef. az Fubhc Anfnon.
OnTHURSpAY,FeS 2s-s, . o'clock, N.
On Ihe Premise.
THE Farm, stuste fo Middleiown, now occupied
( = by ErisHA ALLss, Esq consisting Of ~ acres
of ispd, gilh the dwelling house; barn Sc with at
the privilege spd sppurtrnances thef eun,o belong
ing Condi,ions made known al the suetton
Ntrrsrf fstr~sy s. 1872.
- Real Estate at Auction.
To Be soid az Pa5he auction on fhe Ish Of
second mlssaAr seef. az 10 O'Clock 4. N. on
'ae hreesxes(y fair Vnsf the Js,H dsy e}-
TNE. Real Estate of the late Abrs.
- ham Abibnny. deceased situated in the town
ct Por,snaoHth consisting Of the following tracts or
parcels of land, viz.
The homestead farm pleasantly situated aboa, sic
miles from Newport containing one hundred srd
tweoty@wo of Good Land. which Is we'll wsr:s
Ell snd tencsd. (sth stone waill and has on it h,c
Orchards of ffut Trees several OF them Soung aid
;hriny. A well finished two story dweihns hou,s
smosl new bIrn Crib, Chsise hoose, &C. H. rood
repair Andn good we'll Of water near the house -ane
obertrac, Vi land smoated near the shove ccnt.in-
ing Twelve and shalt acres of valuable wood snd~-
one her tract OF wood land stsated about one mile
from The sabose containing sbost four and a half y
cres
.iiso-tmmeda,eb afer the above will be soId a.
nuueer of articles Of farming tools. a quantity of
gvod hsya and Ssfiefy0f other artEclts CondiiiuU
I made knSs6 hy Che time snd place of sale. ~.
"a '''F '.NA'>t s-"'"' rHhIP ANTHONY.
.Portsfne 9TH: 22ad ist month. i8o2's ,lawl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06

We have mentioned -he fac, Of the small
pox having taken roo, 10 Tsrbo'ough ~ C)
from On error in the Vaccine Agent, Di.
James Smi.h, Of B,l,imo'e. Subsequent in.
Cor ms,ion, by private letters, says lbst il COO.
.inees . spfesd, sbd ,ha, stystal' hs,s 6ed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
Pr ArEs.


Captain Roberts. of the schooner:
Eliza, arrived at Charleston on the l8ih
uitimo, from Matanzcs, whiclrpirt he left
on the 7!h ultimo, states. that two days
before. he sailed a gentleman arrived at
Matanzes in the steamboat from Havana
who brought the intelligence thatthe brig
enterprise, Lieutenant Comdt. Kearney,
had captured four pira,ical schooncrs--
three Of which had been destroyed, and
that the fourth, being Of a larger size than
the others, had been taken under the care
Of the brig. The same gentleman cor
robates the rcpor, brought by the schooner
Comet, Of the landing made at Cape An.
tonil,. and the destruction of The piraiical
rendezvous. The Enterprise was daily
expected in tie Havana. A subsequent
arrival at Charleston from Havana, fur.
nishes ample confirmation Of the above
agreeable intelligence. rha schooner re.
tained by the Enterprise ss tender was
known 10 mye been ffttei tg: in Havsoa :.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06

10 Lei, at tuDiic AucIui,
On MONDAY, Ft6. ~, 1922, az 2 o'eioekj
p. ". on The frsa,ses, ~ far, u noi,
ihe 6ssf Jair day eJterJ I.
THE Real Eslate of JosfSa CuspAAt,E Esq, istS
i OF Portsmouth, deceased, viz;
The Girls, Mill, Ciothers Works, Looms and stins
ming Mschitnry. now occupied by Clssk & OrDneii.
asa Wool hsnuiaet0ry; all In complete order Cor
business
.fss--rhe Farm, called the Cook Farm, contain
ing le0 seres-a,sl the Perry Farm, 80 called corr
sinirg about so acres. The excellrny cf th. above
Farms for mesdow. pasture and tiIl &c land are too
se' known TO need any recommendation.
L&esise- A Dweiling. House. convenen, for opr
or two small families, and contiguous 70 enbet "
the shove fsrms Conditions made known al ,Ls
time aud place -E tF s..
.,.s :. SAMUEL CLARKE,
a GILES MANCnEs srER, '"""'
Psisos~1. Japary ~, 1922.
To be SoM at Pubtic Artion.
Ga FRIDAY, Mar. !, ao'ek.pas
t.,s, On rae Premises,
Unless.prcviou,ly disposed Of Ut .Pr,va,, sole,
IN Nt. hail Of the Mill and one STARE,
~ commonly called Dis 'cls Mills. now the wo-
p,y oFthe subscriber. situate in North Ring gsovrv
ONE and halt mile-sooh Of WEXFORD. For parsict
usrs, apply u the subscriber, on the premises.
=, WILLIAM COLE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06

N~rp,r, FEB s, 1922.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-11


prentice entered into between the subscriber
and Mcssrs. ANDREW HANCOCK and THO
MAS DORMANT, and having g declared that
these UNITED apprentices are, and, of right,
ought to be free and independent characters ;
that they are .absolved from all allegiance TO
their master; and that all mental connection be-
tween them aud the house of Gray is, and ought
10 he totally dissolved; and that as free and in
dependent boys, they have full power ssto do
all acts and things which free and independent
gentlemen may of right do;'' and the subscriber
having besides been correctly informed that for
i2months prior to theforegoing abrogation)they
have done call the injury TO him (the subscr.
ber)they possibly coulri," according to their own
declaration, and whichhas been fully confirmed
in many instances, particularly in one, where
the subscriber has incurred expenses to the "a
mount Of very near $50 -
do, therefore. in compliance with the law,
advertise them, and caution all persons from
harboring the said ANDREw HANCOCK and
THOMAS DORMANT, or trusting them on my
account, as Twill pay no such debts.
nov 6 st ROBERT GRAY.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-11
DIR. SMITH.
(THE INDI.aN PHYSiCI.AM J

he I.VDI.FN PHYSIC1dN)
INAKES this opportunity OF informing the 81
Il tizens of Alexandria, and its vicinity, that,
o@ing TO the numerous and pressing invitations
he has received, he will leave this place on the
18th inst for Norfolk, where he intends establish
ing his Infirmary. Any computations ad-
dressed to him, by the steam boat, per captain
Jenkins, will meet with prompt attention and
dispatch. Medicines advice can be forwarded
weekly, with the greatest certainty and conf
dencc.
DIR. Smith returns his warmest thanks to the
inhabitants of Alexandria, for their Ideal at
tention and politeness and hopes by his gene
raj success, TO receive share of their future
patronage. tf july 1--S
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-11
FRANKLIN.
THE INVENTION OF PRINTING.

THE INVENTION OF PRINTING.
Mr.. Jacob Koning, in 1916, received
the gold medal of the Academy of Sci
ence for an essay on the invention of print
ing, in which he undertook to prove that
this art was invented in the city of Haar-
lem, and in two letters published since,
he has maintained that the date of the in
vention was as early as the year 1872
The Senate of HARLEM thought it due
to the honor OF the city to examine the
subject, and appointed committee for
that purpose, who have published long
report, in which they state it to be their
opinion that the invention Of printing by
Lawrence JaDzoon Roster, may be Ger.
tainly stated to have taken place between
the years 1920 and 1925. The commit
tee were also instructed to report, in case
the opinion Of MIR. Koning was confirm
ed, in what manner the 40Oih anniversa.
ry may be most properly solemnized-
The Senate Of Harlem have approved
the report Of the committee, and resoly-
ed that the celebration shall take place in
the year 1898.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-11
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Alexandria, d.
C. November !, 1922.
.A--Gus b Alexander 3, Peter Ans
drcws, cap, John Allen, Mr. Albert.
R-Cap,ain. Asa Bears, Edmund l.
Brown, Thomas K Beale, Abigail Bull.
Silvia Burnett, Henry w Biegal, captain
Thos T Berry, capt Amos Barnes, VIM
Ball, Gideon b Beall 9. =
Cruttendcn esq. John Campbell
Q. Hezekiah Cole, James Carson, Will
liam Coal. Mendall Churchhill, Daniel
ID Cook Q, John Chase, Mary Ann Cra-
dick, James Crawford, Sami . j Cald-
well, J r Cardwel! esq. Owen Conner,
C u 8, Nancy Carter, VIM CLARK, Mrs
Lydia Crabtree.
D-John Davis, David Dick, Simon
Dearborn, James Dsary, JOHN Day,
E Doster, James Da we, Job DmainMi-
10 Dixon, Simon Darne, Lawrence L
Dade 9, Jeremiah Dowell.
E-John S Ellis, John Ellis.
| E-Miss Ann Il Fitzhugh, Robert
Frankling, Emeline Ford.
OK Griffith, Mr. GoodiDe, Miss E
Glover, Thos B Green, Rachel Games,
George Gordon, John Grammer, Ca,he-
rine Gray, L Graves.
H-Wm Hodgkin, David Hill, limo
thy flanagan, Robert Hart, captain John
Harper, John Hughes, Caroline Hillery,
James Harriss senr DIR L Hixon, Gle
ment b Hill, Jno Haycock, Luther Hall,
1 Elizabeth Hurst, Francis Hall.
/ J-William Jordan, John NJ Johnson
9, Cuff johnson, Mary NJ l. Johnson,
1 NI1sv I.~l~ Afo~tsn Tanrv f&.
K-John Knowles, Daniel Kennedy,
James Kennedy.
L-Hugh Leddy, capt Peter LeCro-
nier. James Jenkins, Stephen Lomax,
M-'rhomas Mitchell, John Maddox,
John Mills ir. Joseph Max e Son, ArchI-
bald MiskiD, E McGinn, Allen Macrae
esq. Ann Murray, Mrs Murray, Isaac.
McI.ane, Jefferson Minor, Jaeob Marbel.
N-Lewis Neill.
O-John Overall.
| P-B w Powell, Mrs Powell, Mr.
Powell 9, Palmer Patrick, doctor LEVEL
len Powell, Miss Lucretia Padgett, Nilly
Pain or Milly Piper, Harriet Potts, capt
Henry Paul, Richard Pickering, Saml
Purkins, August Price 2,George Parker,
Thomas Power S.
R-Mary Reilly, Catharine ReisingerI
Nugent Rily 9, Robert Rutter, Marshal,
Robertson, Edward Ryan, Durah Rigg.
S-Thomas Z Smith, James Scott G,
Andrew Smith, Edward Smith, doctor
VIM Stearnes, Richard Stanly, Richard
Staunton, Mathew Smith e TO. George
Smith, Jonathan Schol6eld, Brady Smith,
Joseph Spinny, John w Smith, John v
Smith, Thomas Shields, Erastus Strong,
Elizabeth Sullivan, Sarah B Simpson,
doct Benz Sedwick 4, Charles t Stuart 2,
EJoseph and James Tattershall,
Thomas Tucker, Daniel Tyler, Henry
NJ Tarrant, James Thomas, Mr. Thomas
Charles Thomas, George Talbot.
H-William, Violet.
W-Wm Williams, Evan Williams,
Ulysses Ward, Nathaniel West, Richard
Williams, Henry Wilder, M Whittier,
Joseph Whitmore Is Co, John Watson,
Mary L Willis, VIM w God, Elias Wa
terhouse, Ebednego Williams.l
Y-William Yates.
Persons calling for letters in the above list,
will please say they are advertised.
oct st DANL. BRYAN, p M.