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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23
American journal OF Science and


Copducicd by BENJAMi> SILLIMAN, Pro
.t,ss0r ot Chen,istrg, DC. loie Cod5ge.
This journal begail III the year 1919 Two
Numbers. between which there is an inter- al
oil aJont three months, form volume.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23
[No.15.

came at the appointed hour, and proceed
I'd To insult The helpless lIelim Uf his All.
hce.--- Ia an instant lllr brother stood be-
iofe him with pistol 1T his breast lie
was netlouiess aud speeelirss-- aud. nj
ing on his knees, submitted to beiied hand
tnd ioot, ~ Which situation he vas thrown
IN carl and driven that night 10 tie civ.
where he was III, d condemned aud senior
ed To tie Stale Prison, IN nIli,n he
dled, before his term OF service WIS com.
pleted.
For the beanIifl, the young, the hno-
cent, aud the helples5, this rude sketch
con ans Il moral. To The traosgfessor il
speaks lhr language Of warning -Lcl each
INInnmhrI IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23
July IL

The subscriber will continue the hardware
business in the house formerly occupied by
Ammon Hancock * Co lie " i'll also koepon
hand, good assortment OF Paints, Oil, and
Painters materials all Of which articles he is
determined 10 sell low Tor onh
AAlMON HANCOCK.
August Il. Ivy 100
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23
JAMES River A.anA

FOR REM.
n HE subscribers viii rent for the cnsu-
ing year, aud il may be for term OF
years Hat
LcrSe and Productive Form,
on Janes Y,Ner ia Nelson COUNTY, called sol
G.ef's Joy, containing nearly three hundred
acres q fr,t rate river bottom, with much
arabic high land adjacent thereto, in good
heart IL al .yficient, il i calculated. for the
profitable employ mcnt Of twenty Iabonrers.
The houses on The place, for agricultural pur-
posse, are large and numerous; and the plan
tatlon Is believed 10 he under pretty GOOD
encIosure The place, ready admitting OF di
Vision into Two parts, ean be rented 10 sept
rate tenants, should II be the wish OF aplli-
cdnts.
Application may be made 10 Vim s Cabelf,
r. resldino at Amherst old cour house, or
10 ether o the sub-tfibers the first residing
al Backiaahan cour, house, the latter III the
tougot I.NucAbuIg.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23
I. J. ROGERS, Esq.
CONDITIONS.
lON pNisS'Il%N

Freeu,td IN The neoiest manner, nnd on he
most moderate terms, at Tie QJ,ce fHe
t4friHIGR
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23
\ Vvact az l.anA
adjoining the land, of john pcpricsl, john
Alexander and others, containing Zoe acres.
Also. Owe othec Xruet,

containing 100 acres, dd oiuinS the lands
of Alexander, Darlington aud others, being
q part Of the land inherited by the said
Christina from her father John Dcprirst.
At the same time aud for the same purpose,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23
PROPOSALS
For publishing, BY subscription,
AfEEW AMERICAN
Biographical Dictionary
\ RENE MIR Err

Dsp4rted Heroes, Stges aad Sieiemen Of a
LttfifH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23

Small Por<-The Quebec Mercury of
the 10th nt. states that a confuent Small
Pox, of the worst nature, has been, and M
This moment is raging in that city, and that
This distemper has been imported By some
cmisrapts from Europe"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06

every Institution, and laying hold as he
never failed to do of almost every ones
interest, so as to have il in his power
easily to reach them, he remained Sc
cure, If not lawful, undisputedIy of the
priviledgsd, title Of the lord of the vii
lage. Al
Ills reign, for reign it may be CALI
ed, was not long, One cold winter day
it was rumoured in the village that he
was i'll. The physician was seen riding
out towards the farm in haste, and when
he returned, he reported the case a
dangerous one. Therewere many anx-
ious faces in the village that evening
each turned to his book of reckoning to
calculate what effect the rich mans
death might have ON him, and, as he
had but single child, and Shat an ideot,
some faint and distant hspes OF iega-
cies were entertained by some. On the
next day, and on the next, anxious en-
quiries were made, but the answer still
was, he grew worse and worse, until his
exit was announced His fortune went
I'd a uissdHL TeidIVSs Wuoii bC La0 NV
seen for many years, and his helpless
Child died destitute some years.afler.
The charm was but half broken at his
death. Never was there SO large a fu-
neral at Alesbury; never SO splendid a
sermon preached there; never had the
church ard been decorated by so proud
a monument as that which was piled a.
bove him. as
went to see him when he was laid
out; bat what mockery Of pride and
power did his corpse exhibit. The deep
drawn and terrific lines of mental and
bodily anguish had not been slnoothed
out oft. The clenched hands, the con-
tracted brow, the distorted mouth. and
scarified lips, looked as If the pressure
of "a universe of sorrow and bitterness
had crushed him at the last | turned
away sickened to the heart at the sight,
and followed at distance the funeral
pageant, wrapped in the contemplation
OF. the utter wortlIessness of human
grandeur; the pride; the bitterness ola
closing life Of guilt, and wondered at
the spectacle my eyes had witnessed Of
the mistaken judgment o. the pusl-
laninlity OF the world.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06

dying mil3ic1s, hat that WHEN consists
in the smiles of reconciied Cod
which looks with the countenance of
an angel, calm and undisturbed, alike
on revolvingages or the disso ution OF
the universe. Compare these two OBJ
jects--what we call Immortality on
this side Of the grave, with that un
speakablc glory TAFT bursts On the vi
sion beyond that boundary. We are
so familiar with such magniicence,
that we do not seem 10 realize It; we
gage on it as we often do at the fir
mameut studded with stars, without
one thought of its grandeur.
Morn. Cliron.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
THE TOWN OF EATON AGAINST
THE WORLD, FOB CORN AND Pc
ATGFSI =

Attic late "Show and Fair" says the
Madison county IN. T. Observer, Ben
jamin Bartlett produced satisfactory
proof, "that he raised one hundreds sew
enty-four bushels ofcorn upon an acre
ofland, s also, that he raised three hun
dred2. FIVE & half bushels Of potatoes,
upon one half acre ofland, for which he
received the first premiums &c the To-
vers ofJohnny cake, and to the sons
of swate Ireland, this must be cheering
news. These who are uuacqtainted with
the fertility Of our soil, may feel dispos-
ed to doubt the above.
Apampllin has been gathered inRock-
and County, "a. which weighed 1876 lbs
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
FROM THE DosroN RECORDER.

nfe7nperance-We rejolce TO wit
ness any efforts made for the suppress
sion OF iiiternpcrance Laws have
been enacted in some of the states to
post up in public, drinking persons,
and to fine those who furnish them
with spirits. Ia two or three cities
the number and privileges Of cellars,
tavcrns and dram shops, have been
restricted by civil authority. We have
only to regret that these efforts are so
few and feeble--lhese laws SO poorly
execated. Moral Societies, which
sprung into being few years ago, as
by magic, at the alarming prevalence
OF vice, are merged nearly ai!i in obi
WON. TIER influence was gone, even
sooner than their nanse. 1ntemperance
now walks at large. aided rather than
opposed by law. The sale.of licenses
has become source of public revenue,
a. the expense of public virtue.
The expenses OF the Uuiied States
for ardent spirits in 1921 was officially
reported to exceed $22,O00,0GO. In
uses it has beer estimated by some at
GO0O0,OOe; by others at $4,000, Geo.
Fifty million dollars is probably more
correct than any smaller estimate
This is an average at IS to each inha
bitant. Our national tax is so
The detail OF facts on this subject, is
most appalling: During the past year
the deaths by intemperance were 10
1.-THE city of New York A., (besides
80 who became insane by this vice.;
in Philadelphia 25; in Boston 25; in
Washington z. Compare these with
those in London which were 4, and it
appears that while the population al
London isten times greater, the deaths
by intemperauce are eleven times less
than in New Nork; that while / in
4 500 at London died byintempeiance,
l 10 $50 persisted at Philadelphia by
the same deadly poison.
The city of Charleston, so highly
and so justly celebrated for the extent
and liberal spirit of its charities, pays
for tie support of this vice AK OF
$50, coca year.
The evil has extended to our villa
ges aud towns A town in Maine Of
1900 inhabitants consumed the last
year so hogsheads of rum, worth $500
This is sum about equal to the in
come ofthe Maine Missionary Society.
Tn Connecticut a town containing
1900 souls, ably supporting the minis
try and aiding every benevolent OBJ.
| iect, yet eApeDds annually for ardent
Ispirits sum not less than 5000
Nor let it be thought that this town is
| VIGOROUSLY vicious. Few towns OF
New England, equal population and
business, can boast of more order and
general sobriety. And venture to
assert that few, on examination, will
present facts less Notifying
Nor is this evil confined to Populous
cities aud Few England villages. In
lheenew settlements of the west, il is
If possible more formidable and .por-
tcntious than in the Atlantic States
The cause are The fertility of.the soil,
| The ease with which it is cultivated
| aud The difficulty of finding sale for
tic atgndaHt productions, Che sur
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
BON MOT.

At contested election at Stafford
in England, when the parties for the
different candidates ran very high, Sir
Charles White used the most scurri.
lous language aud at last threatened TO
beat a doctor Dan (who was steward
to Sir James Lowther, and opposed
10 the candidate whose cause Sir
Charles espoused) However, Sir
G with some difficulty restrained !;
upon which The doctor solici.s him with.
"for Gods sake, don't let me and you
quarrel, who are so near related"
damn you" replies Sir Charles,
SINE related 10 you ?no, I scorn it aud
insist you shall prove your assertion
Wing, Sir Charles, says The doctor,
~ know nothing nearer kin to
DUr4 than dann'd dirty WHITE"
! Mr.. Carran, cross examined tai
Tor. Open your oath, sir, where did
this conversation happeD !? sin the
! back parlour of M shop, my cutting
room" "Wha' were you then ahoas
-yourself?" Walking about" "Aye,
just taking a stroll in your cabbage
garden"
The number OF French spies at pre-.
,eEt Ill England Is unusually great.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06

The plumber OF French spies at pre-.
,ent i'll England !s unusually great.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
Go, let obhvion's curtain fall

Upon the stage OF men,
Nor with thy rising beams recall
Lies tragedy again.
Its piteous pageants bring not back,
Nor waken Gesh upon the rack $50
OF pain anew to wrlthe;
Stretched in diseases shapes abho-r'd,
Or mown in battle by the sword,
Like grass beneath the scythe.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
FThig snifit stalI retire to Him.

That gave its. heavenly spark;
Yet, think not, Sun. it shall be dim
When',hou thyself art dark!
MOI it shall live again, and shine
In bliss unknown TO beams Of thine,
BY Him recalPd to breath,
Who captive led captivity,
Who robb'd the grave of Victory
and tsok the sting Of Death!
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
'Ry'nI am weary in Won skies

'EV'n am weary in yon SKIES
Towatch thy fading fire;
Test OF all sunless agonIes,
Behold not me expire.
My lips, thai speak thy dirge of death,
Their rounded gasp and gurghng breath
To see, thoH shalt not boast,
The eclipse OF nature spreads my pail,
Thespaissty Of darknesa shall
i.eceiM my parting ghost!
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06

%, oUII, "IFIc NIeTNJ tfVINIs INT ut
On Natures awful waste,
T o drink this last and bitter cup
OF grief that man shall taste
Go, tell the night that hides thy face.
Thou saw'st the last Of Adams race,
On hr,h,s sepaichrat cIod,
The dafkening universe defy
To quench his Immortality,
Or shake his trust in Cod
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11

Notice.

WAS committed to Fairfax county Jail
w as a runaway, on the 10Th day of
June last. a negro woman, who says her
name is Macy BROWN She IS about S
feet high, yellow complexion. Two scars
on her lett arm about her elbow, and one
between her thumb and fore finger on bier
LETT hand. and says she is about 10 years
old; she has thick lips large mouth. and
fiat nose; and when committed, had on a
blue domestic dress. The negro, on her
examination, says that she came from the
City Of " ashingtoD, and had been IvIGg
with one Msrseijer CamlI; that she be-.
longs TO the estate Of one Thomas jenkins,
ST Mary's county, Maryland, near Ches.
apeake Bay. The owner, il any j. re.
ouested 10 come forward, prove properly,
pay charges, and take her away ober-
wise she will be dealt with according 10
law.
P B. BRADLEY Jailor for
JNO. C. HUNTER, Sheriff Fairfax co.
sep9
iGTThe editor OF the Richmond Enquis
rer will insert the above in his paper, ac-
cording 10 law, and iorw ard his account 10
Fairfax Court House for payment.
p B B,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11
EMPLOYMENT Wanted.

DLACES are wanted in respectable IA
i miles, for several female orphans,
from 9 to l3 years of age Some OF them
having attended the Sunday Schools, can
read their Bibles well.
Places are also wanted, with industrious
Mechanics, tor several orphan Boys, from
10 TO fourteen years OF age;
For coIored boy and girl, (brother and
sister, who have lost their parents. The
boy is sixteen, the girl ftleeE years OF age.
Their minds are rather weak; but being OF
good disposition, strong and healthy, can
make themselves useful on farm, with a
humane master. To such an one, living
in the neighborhood, (none other need ap
ply they will be bound-the girl ill 10,
The boy ill FL years Or age.
sep 9--2t J. SWIFT.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11
Education.
TINE subscriber having removed

THE subscriber having removed his
i school, to his dwelling, on the north
west cor er of Cameron and Pilt'streets,
proposes, in addition TO his present school,
to open a separate apartment for feu ales,
who wish to perfect themselves in writing,
arithmetic, English grammar, geography,
use OF the globes, book keeping, &c.
Young ladies or gentlemen wishing 10
receive private lectures, on any OF the a.
bove branches, will be attended from five
until half past six, P, NJ.
N. B. His NIGHT SCHOOL will open
on the twenty ninth of Sept. next For
terms, apply TO the subscsiber,
aug SO-3t JAS CADEN.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11
MARRIED.

On Sunday evening, by the Rev Oil.
vel Norris, Dir. WV. MAcLIsH, to Miss
SUSAN ".aTHRoN, both OF this place.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11
Notice.

Office ofthe Fire Insurance Comp. of Alexa'a.
Sepfembe, oh, 1898.
TINE stockholders ~ this Company are
Il hereby notified, that they are r.qui-
red TO pay, at Tins Office, on Saturday The
9Th of November next, quota OF fifty
cents per share, on each share of STOCK
held by them. By order.
J. B. NlChOLLS. Sec'y.
sep9 laH6w
n-The National InteIligencer will
please copy the above
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11
Public or Private Sale.

IT not previous'y disposed of al private
4 sale, will be sold on the premises, on
THURSDAY the 23d OCTOBER, at l2
isasss O'Clock, TM o HOUSES AMI lots
Nm of GROUND, near the .Lancas.
MAJ, terian school house. The property
M.a&lot Thomas julius, deceased. The
houses ale well calculated for small iami.
lies; The lots large and handsomely siiua.
led III pleasant part OF the town. ana
near good water: For terms, &c. apply 10
THOMAS JACOBS, Exec'r
5. A. MARSTELLER, Auc,r.
aug FL ,hlO93
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11
Land for sale.

1 NDER decree of the county court
~ OF Fairfax, we shall, on Monday the
goth day OF October next, at The tavern of
|. Bronaugh, Fairfax courthouse, proceed
to sell to the highest bidder, Tor cash. all
the right, title and interest OF Henry n.
Jones, (under the will OF bis father the
late John Jones) to and iD, one undivided
mo'ety OF tract Of land, containing three
hundred and eighty Jour acres, lying on
The waters OF The middle run oil Pohick. in
SAID county OF Fairfax, which said land is
now 10 The occupancy OF the Miss Jones's'
Any tnrtber description is deemed useless.
as u presumed those inclined TO Dur.
chase would view the lands. Su,b nile
as is vested in us, (which IL believed to be
an equitable onel viii be given by The
COMMISSIONERS.
aug l9 tnOou
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11
49, MARINE 'iS1, ss:ss
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
AR2lVED-SEPT 10.

Schr. New Priscilla, Iu mohr, II ds
from Basse ere, Guadaloupe; molasses
and specie to }. & J. Harper Left a,
Bassetere, brig Hope & Polly, of Bris
tol, X. l. sold her cargo. to sail IN lO
DAYS for the Salt Islands; schr. Hope,
Frost of Portsmouth, n ii. just arrived
and sold part of bis cargo, will sail for
the leeward in 6 days; schr. S, Smith.
Sawood, of B.ltimore, at st. Pierres.
Martinique, Aug. Goth. sold her cargo
and bound TO the leewaId
Schooner Stag, hewitt, fcom Balti.
more, full freight to merchants Of the
District.
Sloop Cleopatra, Sheldon, 6 days
from Providence, r l. new potatoes.
cheese, mackerel, onions, rum and GIN,
to the master.
Schr. Criterion, Traverse, from Her
ring Bay, tobacco, to WIN. Fowie & Co.
Brig Albert, Collins, Rotterdam,
ballast, to T. H. Rowland.
SAILED,
Brig Hebe, Pratt, Gibraltar.
Captain Kennedy, of the schr. Lap
wing, arrived at Baltimore, from St.
Jsgo, spoke Aug. 81, lat. %, long. "a.
80, brig Columbus. of and from thi'
port bound to Port.au-PriLce. Flous
$l7sl7s
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11
John ASHBY JONES

rESAKES thi, method OF informing his
J. country friends and the public gene
rally. that he has commenced the
Flour and Grocery Business,
immediately opposite the store lately oc'
cupied by Messrs. .4shby T. Strlbling, ~ here
he will purchase and receive ali Kinds OF
Country Produce On'StOrage.
All orders from those who may be disposed
u honor bnn witt their custom, will be
strictly attended 10.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11
Notice.

Notice.
1 HAVE this day associated with me, az
Il Copsrlner. my son John Dunlap -
The business viii be conducted IN future
under the firm OF Hiilidm Dunlap l. son,
WA DUNLAP.
Alexandria, Sept. ], (S( 1873.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-01-11
New Goods.

THE subscribers have received a
fresh supply Of seasonabls Goods, se-
eieted from the late arrivais--among
which are
Cloths and Cassimcres well assorted,
Cassinets, Cord, andYcivcts-Carpet-
inss,
Valencia. Toilanett s other Vestings.
Nankin and Canton Grapes, Plaid
Circassia's,
Figured and Plain Bombazetts, as
sorted colors,
Black. Blue. Brown and Crimson
Bombazine,
Grape, Cloth AMI other Shawls, Tar
tain plaids,
Plain and Figured Book and Null
Muslins.
Observation-Disclosures, and
Ginghams,
Bed Ticking. Russia. Irish and
Scotch Sheeting,
Plain and Figured Silks and Satins-
LegnOrn Bonnets,
Silk Worsted and Cotton Hosiery.
4-4ths and 7-6ths Irish Linens and
Coleram Shirtings,
Plaid, Striped and Plain Domestic
COttons,
Spun Cotton from No. to II, incIu-
sive,
Ladies Morocco Shoes. &c. sc. DC.
With a General Assortment of
Hard Ware and Cutlery, Groceries,
Chinao Glass s. Queens Ware, Paints
q Dye-Stufs,
All of which they are determined to
sell at the most reduced prices.
Sept. 26.-- LANE 6 BRONZE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-01-11
Valuable Lands for sale.

q GkEEABLY to the last will ami
I i testament Of John Pearsail, deed,
vii! attend at Romney on Non.
day and Tuesday, the ;wo frat Days of
he coori, "a he holden for Hampshire
County: in Starch next, in order to
veil the
Plantation
wherein ihe said Pearsa., formerly
lived, lying on Ps,tcrsous Creek.
three miies above the town Of Frank
Fort am ore other tract OF land con.
tanning
1874 .QCRESs
adjoining the same Also. one other
tract Of 100 ACRES, adjoining The
latter.
Terms Of said saio or sales- One
innrth Of the purchase money must he
paid in hand n, the time If sale. and
the hsEapce iD three annual payments,
the purchaser TO give Bond and ap-
proved seenr''ys hearing Interest from
Inc date, it cot punctnaily paid-If
Inc above mentioned plantation and
lands are not sold ut private sole on
IT," dsys iir-t mentiDned, wilt SCI!
tie -, et public sale. TO the highest
bidd r, NJ me next Eridsy following,
en- he PROCESSES, sDd or the terms be-
fore meuiiOaed-Those wishing tn Drr-
chns" csn vj"w tn lands and be rea.
d. make Their proposais.-Good e.
Ties will be made by me.
WILLIAM NAUSE,
SurUiriH~ Executor.
JnaUefy i--tt5th Mar.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-01-11
NEW GOODS.

r.THE Subscrihes have received,
z and are now opening. general
assortment OF Fail and Winter Goods.
consisting of superine Cloths; CASH
meVes, Cassinett, and Forest Cloths, a
splendid assortment of Fancy Prints,
GinShams, plain, stamped and Figured
Bombazet's, which, together with their
recent stock, embraces every article
in common demand, and as these goods
were selected with much care aud al
ientiOn on their part, they earnestly
request their frieGds and customers TO
give them a cali, as they are detefmi-
ned to keep up their old maxim of
"smGi! profits and quick returus.'2
Also
English Blister, CiawIey, and shear
steels, warranted, together with a gen.
eral assortment Of liquors, Queens
ware, Groceries, &C..
FFTZSISIM0NS & PHILLIPS.
N B. N. Fizsimmons still coulip-
ues 30 carry on the Tailoring business
IN all It's various branches. Dec. 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-01-11
LIST Dc LNIrERS.

Remaining In The Post Office, ifrot IT,,
Esa oni hefore the ISt IF .9pr,l ncct,
T0tA be Sent TO The General Past OF
.jice,
John Amber, Jacob Arnold. Fanny
anderson. Jonathan L.. Black. Rev'd.
iIOhcrt Boyd, John Cunningham.
Herbert Cool, ia's Combes, John Culp,
]. Cunningham, Jacob Cooper, Mary
ANA Caruthcrs, Thomas Edwards.
w. Binllc,statf, Joseph Frazier. las.
+. Funston, YIN. Gimca. James Gil
sispy. John Greenawalt, John J.. Glib
hons, Fanny Hall, u. HeiskeI!, DAN
lei iiaines, ancv Hamilton, Joseph
Hiet, Jacob Huff, Martha Higgins,
'rhos. Hari'iss Margaret iIeare, john
Jones. Thomas Jones, Aranah Kelly.
Eliza King. j. kuykcndall. " hitman
hcath, Betsy Lease, Jcssy Lupton,
John Mitchell, Archibald McVicer.
joseph .ason. Danl. ". Laughlin.
j 'n Maxwell. ., w. II Moorciand,
James MaIoy. John Myers. .. Nancy
Means, gter Many, Charles Ma.
gill. w. S. Naylor, iIobert Parker.
Margaret Parker. Edward pcrri!I
abraham Farke. Mary Painter. JUL.
Z. Dwell, James Palmer. ID. Pasch.
John Powleson, is &C Pancake, JoE
Sny der, Ohio Sheetzs Geo. Sharlf.
john Sheridan. Abigail Smith. Wi
liam Steinbergcr, G. Seymour. rho
Shane. w. lrockmorton, s. r.. Tit
ball, w. shompson. ,, W. Lawrencde
Mrs. Ann Thompson. ignatius ,acls +
ct. Daniel Turner. James shompson1
Simon raYi0r. Philip Umpstot. .. T.
Nandivcr, John Vance. V. Vandiver.
Nirlinda wilson. +, SlR n. Whit1
'tr e. Millslagle, !. 3. Whitd
Clerk, Q.
JOHN JACK, p. NJ.
Romney, January LIST. 1925.