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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-14

besides hundreds, hfties, twentIes, &c.
Tickets 10 either OF the above lotteries,
can be bad at
j. HI. RUNNt LIS
Lottery g. Exchange Office, King st. Alex.
***Orders from any part OF the UnIled.
States, will meet the most prompt atlen-
tisn addressed to. J. H. RUNNELLS.
lure
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
A.EAENER..

r1'IlE subscriber respectfully informs his
i friends and The public, tIai bo has on
hand "A large assortment OF Leather, among
which Is,
10000 VT. Of Soal Leather,
10 dozen Cali Skins,
1000 sides woaod and russet upper and
kips ditto,
Skirtng Hnrness aud Bride,
New England Hog skins aud Pad
Leather,
al Of which wiH be sold io0 FIR rash.
JOIN POE
N. p. Cash or leather will be given foc
Hides, or tanned on the usual terms J Y.
October 90. I2wts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
Eafy IN October uiH b. Pubiisksd,
A NEW MAP OF FLORIDA.

| 4 9ohfiLED iom recent actual surveys am
~ observations, and also from authentic do
currents, made AID collected during iesiden,,
j0 that county.
| To accompany the map, lut f1r tie public
Convenience issued separately, viii appea, a
| lhe aame time.
! OBSERVATIONS UPON TIE FLoRtD IS.
from ousuat NOTES, taken dunng several
Iouinl,s IN the tcnnorY, partte tlniy thiouga
parts hitherto unexplof ed, and Information
! dawn from the n'ost authentic sources. Ky
| CHARLES NIGNOLES, civil aud topogiaph-
,c.i engineer, lately OF South Ca, DINA and al
preesat resi- cnt surveyor IL East n Irlda.
The nlap will be about % inches square, de
hnoatsd on a scale OF o milts to one inch thc
whole ofthe principal, aud almost all the tflhu
'alY water courses, md The chlet lakes viii be
laid down thc existing carriage road aud all
the nam Indian paths the names - places u
entcrtann ent, sc. willie noted: the local ap.
peatons being ca elully ettlred To AVOID con.
fusion, as IL will be an object to render the map
As convenient aud useful az possible totraveers.
independent oithe general details, all the large
grants OF land win be located as iar rs practica.
BILE.
The accompanying hook will contain re
view OF the state OF the Provinces in stat stc,l
'hu thd hHh', pl dltN Ytdls plCNlous To- anu
at the period Oh then cession.
n summary description oil the country in &c
neral, as respect soil, climate, and Typographical
details with remarks on lhe different app,op'i-I
at ou'tus es, particularly coffee, sugar, Cuba To.
oacto andlrait.
An abstract as far as attainablc. of all the
q ants made by the Spanish authorizes IN the
l. lol aas, with the name. Of the original glan
tee, &c. Explanations of the principles upon
wAich lands were generally conceded, aud az
account oil the different laws, royal ordels, &c.
authoiising the governor To make grants.
Such Information respecting the Indians, the
wreckng system amongthe Krg5 ami Keel,
and oth,t general points may be considered
useful or intet esting TO the public.
The price viii be mace as low as possible, It
being presumed that themap and pamphlet may
he issued At a sum no exceeding So ior both.
81 .2ngasfiHc, .ipe %, 1872.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
mo. Ii.

arrangements for an easy independent Old
age, aud speaks OF il rs if it was yet very
far distant although he has attained almost
four score. When the trapping season Is
over, he betakes himself 10 hin craft ~ he
IS pleased TO term cotton wood canoe,
aud proceeds To market with his usual IN
difference towards the elements. o. one
occasion, when his cargo was fairly aloaf
ON the angry current Of the Missouri, and
Mike had extended bis wealherworn limbs
"a the shore for repose, his bOwiast "a
grape slne) parted aud his frail bari, put 70
SEA without pilot On making this disco
very IN the morning, he was ehagrined but
mol discouraged by the event. lie lost no
time but instantly put on in pursuit Of his
fortune, and having coasted down the RI
Yer, ON the third day discovered his craft
sell.moored, under the lee of raft of drift
wood, without having sustained the slight
est INJURY IN hull, rigging or cargo. Mi
ehnel was 80 much re- oiced, thai by iuspi-
ration or instinct, he was induced to offer a
haIy prayer of Thanksgiving. As old Mi
chael disdains 10 decorate his pericranum
with the beaver he may entrap, his hair
has koen suffered 10 grow into matted
grIstly substitute, and nt present very
much resembles The borrowed wig of a
strolling player. His features, toe, are
worn by time and the storms of nearly
eighty winters into the innexbiIity ola bar
ber's block. With all these evidences 10
the contrary, he PROCESSES To be exceed
ugly happy. He insists that he reshes
hls meals infinitely better than protested
epicnre and he contends that Madeira
enn by no means bear comparison with
spring water.
| do not envy him his happiness, nor
would recommend copying his pursuits,
yet believe most vigorously, that such
lie Of active exerton, by giving 10 the
blood vigorous circulation, viii ensure
health and cheerfulness 10 the spirits while
an inert scdcnlary life, will be faithful only
in hlue-dcvils. AURORA BOREAlJS.
Franklin, Oct, Ct, l02e.
Hon peopie iue IN toion.-A very honest
hearted Dutchman, who had seen but lit
tie oI the world, took il into his head to vi
sill the Metropolis, place he had never be-
fore seen--but among all the wonders
which porpleaed him, he "eould'nt zee
how de peoples all got lilien upon te
town: ley all stands or walks apout.
and don't work none nj allo--one OF liz
more experienced neighbours explained
the mystery thus, I" ! tell you Hans, dey
fellows scheaten one another, und dat tcy
call risness, und dat's ie way dey kite deere
llllcn."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
VOL. II


P,maining IN The Post G6ict, Lgach5ng
ia. 81sf December, 1872.
a-Thomas Acrce, Mrs. Mary Adams
Rev. Henry Alley.
R-Thomas ". Barton Q, Henry Balm
ar lanes Boiling, Jr. William L. Boiling
Ms Judith Bernard, Col. Joseph Bell
Nj claudius Buster, Arthur Brown, FEEL
d,ng Bush. james Bell, Matthew Bethany
An lerson Booth, Richard Brown, Spencer
1sr1ard. Mrs. Ann Bunting, Thomas +
powles. Miss Elizabeth Burns, c. Blunt, Jr
C-John Couch, Sr. Jacob n. Cardozo
Miss Maria Craig 2, John Case, Silly
IoIe Richmond J. Curle 2, Capt. Wadds
Chs. Francis w. Childress, John Gala
80 Abner Coffee, Ellison Clark. Chas
GARRISON, George Coler, MicaJah Clark
Clerk Chancery Court.
n-James b. Dare, Nimrod Darnell,
william c. Dpbson, Miss Ann Dawson,
william Digges 5, William cambridge,
Rev. Lewis Dawson, Nelson c. Dawson Q,
kames r. Darnell, Silas Duyall, Jas. Dear
fng. J. & ". bennington.
:, oE-9irs. Elizabeth Eubank, Thos. Eur
bank, Jr. Joseph EchoIs 8.
F-Zacilariah Freeman, David Foster,
Edward FouItalhe - Moses b, freeman
john u. Fafns"ofih' "iliiah' fioyd' 1'hn
Francis.
G-hev. Eoofh usor5e' 'olln uuthf,e'
jacob uoous' ~ - ' S 'o'l' =,
Goodwin, Mss Maria cray Peachy Il.
Glmer, Mss hii|a a, Green, "f'&"fy d
Amber, u"flahu' -" a,to' q enn .;
H-Eliis Hunter ~ george D. hoUo"ay,
Joseph iiara"ieN' James iia,ehcrhl'' aa,
mueI Z. looto''' NHt iiefnaof' EDWARD
Husaes, 6eorse ". hudson, John iiehnis,
Alexander NJ hePouril' oahaei l. fiaffi-
son.
I-James johnston, 1taf'es Johh3'on5
Irving Lan6h"tae q 20
K-Andre" henn'er, Miss Sarah NJ.
hing, joshua Knight
L-"aston Lucas SAM, Lawson, Jas.
Lcvlngston, NJ. Love =. II. Lewis, irving,
Lan5norne q TO a. . w h"nehofhe -
MIS-. Margaret II. i"ohtloo''
M-llisa Idafy q M'iel,eI' James ''c-
hoor E"Aii hatte"S' ~" 'oA Nl'5 :,
William diiiief, hu"dfa =. hehs4eid,
Joseph {. a,esslnson, MISS Lucy NJ; Moor
James .deDenn't, Johh hoiehl' ""hh NC
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07

10y virtue of deed of trust executed by
- samuel !. HARRISON bearing date the 7th
day OF June, ls20, and duly recorded in the
court OF hnstings for The corporation OF Lynch.
burg Tor the purpose of securing the PAYMENT
OF certain debts due to William Harrison and
Richard IYree, shall sell, 10 the highest bid
der, at public auction, for ready money. be.
tore the door OF the courthouse, in The town
OF Lynehbnrg, on Tuesday the 9Th dag of Jan.
uary next,
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EOUN SLAVES.

Two Horses, . Cows and snudry Household
aud Kitchen Furniture. | will convey such
title as is vested IN me by said deed OF trust.
JOHN NJ GORDON, Trustee.
by consent OF all the parties, the above sale
will take place at the dwelling house of the
said Harrison, in the town of Lynchburg, on
The above mentioned 18th January next.
JOHN N. GORDON, Trustee.
bec' ID. w3wl9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
MNRiNO SnAWL5, &C.

Cd, 7-fand 81 Mcrno shawls,
81, Is and IL Neck do
Ditto ditto Half do
81 and IL Velvet do
Ditto 2elia aad Picnic do
al Of 'etieh arr Fl He netwst joShions, ;;psi
recejred, md i,W b. sold a he phiiadri-
phia prices. }. L. PATTEN.
Nov. .. II WAw
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- o. ice.

avis is 10 iorwafn any person or per
& sons from tr DIM lar a bond executed
by the subscriber 10 Bsniomin Perkins, fo'
the sum oil S2G6 6s, payable in Hour IN D
days aud bears daje I'D OF May, 1919. Hi,
bond was paid oil ogreeoliy TO the condl-
tons thereof aud am determined not 10 pay
IT again. CllA5. l. lksoN.
November % ilw2w'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
n. Mice.

| F0RWARN all persons from trailing
= Tor a note executed by me 10 Claiboslle
SontS, for Z %, dated 9th December, ls22
enc DUE thnis days after date, as It was OBJ
@'ncd in fraudulent way, do not intend
"pay IT. va. APPLEBURY.
Dee 20 it+
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
Notice.

TAKEN up by SamI. Smithson jr. living
d in Amherst county ncar Gait. Mills, deep
sorrel MARE, with blaze face and long tnil,
supposed to he or 10 years old, which tive
owner can have by coming forward proving
his property, and paying charges &c.
SAMUEL SMI1HsON IN.
Dec Il. WV Ia
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
III 'lGSd

tfESPECTFCE.LY Informs her friends
= - End the plhic, that she has lately rc
sfhed to iyhea5atg, to he house formerly
.ycop.ed by l.r William IL Wallace, On Sd
SIett She Will rake Dresses, Pclis2es, &c
~, IA the mas fashionable manner.
December ~. liz
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
Notice.

fKIiE term Of co-partnership Of GAIT
Il BULLOCK. Il CO having this dry eu.
PRED, the same "a by mutual consent dissolved
The business will be closed by Crit l. Bullock,
10 whom MI persons indebted viii mike pay.
meni aud those having claims against tho
'aid concern, will apply 10 them for settlements
and payment
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK,
JAMES BULLOCK
October |.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
October !.

TIVE subscribers will continue 10 do bu-
Il sincss under The hfm Of GAIT 4 Bull
LOCK, who have received by the ship Protec-
lion and Gcorgianna from Liverpool, and Ore
now opening, general assortment Of Fall aud
Winter Goods, which they viii cell low forcash.
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK.
October !, II II
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Notice.
.SCgroes fNr Sale.

GENERAL Men, W1nen, Boys aud
~ Girls, will be sold low for cash OF On
short credit--say A or b months Enquire Oh
the Printers.
September q. tets
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
.%Ot ice.

~ OtASos
TRAINED or stolen from the suhscri-
y her about the 10th of last month, iargc
BAY HORSE, about . feet , inches high with
one hind foot white and branded with The
letters &. II. on the thigh. 4 liberal fefart
will be given for delivering BIN 10 M IN
Lynchbprg, md all reasonable c,pcnres paid
or amy information 10 enable me to get him.
viii Le thankful received by
JOHN PATTEN.
Nov 70 llW2w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
JOB pRIEYlEG

Executed IN The neated slana.r, snd on the
most ,aoderoic teias, L: he CFcs ftss
Per- snnnTs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07

Wy virtue of a trust deed executed BY
~ samael |. Harrison, bearing date the 9th
day OF June, lsl9, aud duly recorded in thu
court OF hnstings for the corporation of Lynch
burg, for the purpose of securing the payment
oi certain debts due to William Noryei, we
shall sell, 10 the highest bidder, at public aue-
ton, Tor ready money, before the door OF the
courthouse, in the town OF Lynchburg, ON
tuesday the IN day ofJanuary next,
zine hi<eAy Negroes,
Consisting of two women aud their children.
Che eidost child about nine years old) and one
young nah about years Of age. We will
convey 10 The purchaser such title as ma, be
vested in rs By the said dse#
RICHARD TyREE.
CHisWELL DABAEY, trustees.
December - ,,3,V 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07

rust sale.

3eY virtue Of deed Of trust executed
50 10 the Subscribers by !ocl \. 7. Jones,
for the purpose OF securing certain sun OF
money due David Owens, winch deed bears
date the Isl oi August. l82a, and recorded II
tie county count OF Bedford, saaI, on fri-
adr the 10th day Of December next, If lair,
Ii not tie next iair day thereafter, Sundays
.s'tisd d, proceed to sell, 10 tue highest bla.
..sr, on the premises, b way OF public aue-
ion,
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November -
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-31
TIVE GREEKS.

Accounts from Constantinople are to the 2Sth
of Feb. Letters from that place announce that
the Porte had accedcd to the proposals brought
by Lord Strangford. t
Letters of the 25th, from Constantinople,
state that Lord Strangford had an audience
with the Sultan. 1t was then resolved to take
a step towards an agreement with Russia -
the REFS Eflendi having declared to Lord
Strangford that the Turkish ministers were
ready to renew their Relationship Russia. A
formal communication had not been made. An
extraordinary courier arrived at Vienna, from
Constantinople, on the 18th, probably with this
communication. Expresses were Immediately
despatched forthwith to st. Petersburgh and
London. In the Archipelago. the Greeks con-
tinuc to capture vessels. Great efforts are
making by the Turks for striking decisive
blow against the Greeks.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-31
From the National Gazette,

We have taken from Virginia papers
some paragraphs respecting the choice
of President, which will arrest the atlen-
ton of many of our readers. 1t is GER
tain that portion-by no means incon-
siderable-of the voters of that State,
would prefer Mr.. Adams-the remark
may be extended, perhaps to all the
Southern and Southwestern States,
and the majority of the Western. We
have no doubt that, at this moment, a
grear plurality of the citizens Of the
Union would give him their sulirages,
were the election to take place by dis
tricts, and at once, without intermediate
agents. What the result may be at the
regular period under the system of ge-
neral ticket, and after the execution OF
all the schemes which will be tried to
prevent his success, it is not in our pow
cr to predict, however positive our de-
sire on the subject. Considering the alb
solute merits of Mr.. Adams-the &C
knowledged equality, at least, OF his
abilities and services to those OF any
other of the candidates-our belief, pro-
duced by close and extensive inquiry,
tina, the Judgment and patriotism OF the
greater part of the voters OF the whole
country have decided in his favor, ought
alone to determine our own wishes and
endeavors. 1t is the design OF the Con-
stitution that he should be'the Chief Ma
eistrate, whom the interrupted, unre'
fracted voice of the people, expressed IN
the majority Of suffrages, would desig'
nate as such-not he WHO'S nominated BY
portions of state legislatures-the movers
or dupes of MISREPRESENTATION the con
currence, or in defiance, Of their constl'
tuents; or by congressional caucusses'
formed of detachments acting under the
influence of caballers, and enlisted tram
ers, and preventing the true ends OF their
delegation to Washington.
The Richmond Enquirer has accused
us Of appealing to Sectional PreJudices
when we asked-ought another Yirg!
nion to be chosen uninterruptedly, Presi'
dent Of the u. States? Our proceeding
bears, however, the very opposite inter.
probation. 1t is the Sectional system
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-31
Drs. Rrackett & GofOrtl,

HAVING entered into copartnership in
Ill the Practice OF Medicine, Surgery, and
Obstetrics. respectfully offer their services to
the public.
The former may be found at his residence
in Waterloo. Monroe county, the latter, at
Columbia, st. Clair county
May 24--043m
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-31

turn-they are shuffled ofwith Mr.. A.
is not your man; and fife be, he IS not
our man, and he is The on OF his father
and disliked Tom Paine &C."
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-31
FOREltN.
IMPORTANT FRCM EUROPE.

The ship Minerva, arrived al New
York from Liverpool, on Monday NOR.
ming, whence she sailed on the 9th OF
April, and has brought London dates to
the Sd inclusive OF that month.
Declaration Of Var.
SUN OFFIiE, LONDON, APRIL 8.
SEooNn FnJTION
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07

MONTREAL, Sept. 8.
On Sunday the goth OF July last, as Miss Sophro-
MIA Williams was returning home from church in
the afternoon, in the township Of Eaton, Bear was
discovered following her, of which she was not
aware until alarmed by the cries of Mr.. Ansell
Mitchell, Mr.. A. Williams, Mr.. Bagley and Others
Miss Williams ran and succeeded in getting 10 her
fathers house without any injury, except being
very much frightened. The above mentioned per-
sons pursued the Bear with one gun and one axe,
and having come up with him, fired at him, and by
the blood which followed their shot, imagined
they had inflicted mortal wound, but the Bear
making of, they continued their pursuit, their gun
had lost its lock, and therefore useless.-Mr.
Mitchell seized the axe out Of another persons
hand, and being swifter than the rest, pursued him
alone. He was advised not to attack (being he
bear) until the rest came up, but Mr. M. not fearing
any danger, soon out Of their sight, and coming
up with him, in the act ofgoing over the log, struck
him on the rump with the head of the axe. The
Bear, not receiving any particular injury, threw
himself over the log, Mr.. M. followed and struck
him again on the head with the axc-head, which
brought him down, but when Mr.. Nj. was about TO
repeat the blow, he up, seized him near the left
shoulder with one paw, seized his hand with his
mouth, began biting and tearing his arm, and throw
ing himself on his back attempted to pull Mr.. M.
down upon him, who seeing his object, jumped
with all his force past the Bears head, and as he
prepared for another grippe, twitched his out Of
his mouth which off part of his flesh he then
jumped over the log in the act of doing which the
Bear made blow at him with his paw, which only
tore his trowsers. The Bear then retreated, and
Mr.. NJ. waited the arrival of the rest of the party,
when they concluded to pursue him no further till
next morning, ss it was then nearly dark. The
next morning party went in search Of, and
succeeded in killing him, after having put shots
into his body. He measured nearly six feet in
length, and full nine inches across his head from
ear to We are happy to state that Mr.. Mitch
ell is in fair way to recover.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07

Juan Rua, said, " there two classes Of persons
who are inconsolable the rich the point Of death
and women on the departure of their beauty. HE
said, on another occations, that he who defined a
compliment to be an agreeable falsehood, which
serves net to cath dupes, was not far short Of
are expressions directly at variance with the inter-
nal conviction
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07

DIED-At Lewes, on Sunday evening the 2Sh ultimo
Mrs. HANNAH WHITE, consort of DIR. John White, ant
daughter of Daniel Rodney, Esq. after short illness.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
WILMINGTON DEL. MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER G. 1928
-eeeeaDaeeD-
REPUBLICANS
Of CHRISIX.4.NA Hundred!
Tomorrow


zVZztZ2 S404nl3 OF D2hANrAR@o
Remember! that if you fail, your brethren,
throughout the State, will have just reason to
reproach you with betraying cause in which
they are straining every nerve.
Remember! the days of '98, and the persecu-
tons of which they were the witnesses.
Look at the conduct of Federalism wherever
power is in its hands.
The same intolerant spirit still exists-the
same prescribing and vindictiye monster rears
Tits head to glut its vengeance with new victims.
We could have been content in these days Of
peace and domestic tranquility, when the prin-
ciples of Democracy are established through
out the Union, and the correctness of its policy
lis universally acknowledged, to have forgotten
past times, and to cultivate harmony with our
neighbors.
But how were these good feelings recipro-
Gated?
Look at the federal press! Teeming with
the most malignant and rancorous abuse of the
best men i'm the State Diving into the sacred
relations Of private life, and violating the best
feelings of our nature by system of SANDER
GUS insinuations and low and profligate cal
umny unprecedented in this State, and only
worthy of the worst days Of party rancor!
Remember Caleb Rodney's administration
when every Democrat was swept from office,
and the meanest shutting and traflicking re-
sorted to, to cheat Democratic Governor of his
constitutional power Of appointment to Office.
Federal intolerance is fire that burns for
ever.
Go to the Republicans of Christiana
Hundred Put down, by your votes, this new
er-dying spirit of persecution.
GO TO THE POLLS
and let your voice proclaim that
DUvid HO2@Ord
SHALL BE GOVERNOR OF DELAWARE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
Committee Of Vigilance.

Of Vigilance.
John Shiplcy
Robert Shipley
Caleb Starr
Israel Saunders
David Harbeson
Col. S. B. Davis
John WoolsIon
John Way
Doct. ]. Tilton
James Fletcher
Lewis Rumford
John Patterson
William Rumi,ord
James Grubb
William Simmons
Hugh Morrow
John Spots
John d. Vaughan
George Spots
Valentine M'Neal
Charles Reynolds
Israel Jones
Jonathan Savil
Jacob Robinson
Jonathan Rumford
Robert Porter
Hugh Bowling
James Mathews
Thomas Clark
Philip Jones
John Dell
William w. Harvey
Adam NVitsil
John ID. Wood
/ Samuel Brown
Thomas Grow
William Woodcock
Elisha Uxley
Gen. James Wolf
Major P. b. Delany
Nathan Buchanan
William S. Middleton
J. B. Buchey
Alexander Porter
James Armstrong
George Williamson
n
Josiah Briggs
William Montgomery
Thomas Ravensclait
Henry Richards
Thomas Bowers
Andrew Dain
Henry Mcclure
Andrew Taylor
Israel Robinson
Daniel Robinson
Isaac Bonsall
William Harbeson
John Brown
John Ferris Jr.
lame, Mccartney
Thomas Garrett
Abel Saunders
Ziba Ferris
Albert Wilson
DR.. John Johnson
proceedings OF this meetil
lehman and in hand bills.
meeting adjourn to NEE