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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-04
CONDITIONS OF THE wATcHMAN.

a nrice is fve dollars year those who do not either
ba;r subscriptions in ADVANCE or before the first of
NJ December, and four Dollars tothose who do -ator
Ecye which time, ifa subscriber wishes to decline, he
loN the editor of lis intention a non compliance
iese conditions to be considered new engagement
* moaths aud paper viii be discontinued without
slnent Of them except of the option of the editor
4 TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
dyertiscmentanot exceeding twelve lines, for term
Van three months; four times for one dollar and TWEEN
Tents for every subsequent insertion longer ones in pro-
Eon Advertisers are requested to specify in writing
IN onpther advertisements to be Inserted, or they
Re continued till forbid Letters to the Editor to in
n attention must be post paid.
.fdUertising blythe gear. Il
Subscribers. To Non-Subscribefs.
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Executors SALE OF STOCKS.

FENIE following Stocks will be offered for sale on the 18th
day July next, precisely at II O'Clock in the morn.
ing, at the house Joseph Gipin, yilningto -
6 Shares Of stock in the Hank of Delaware,
3 do do State Bank at Camden,
"a do do Bank Of Wilmington & B. Wine
9 do do Elkton Bank,
~ do do f. Wilmington Bridge Company,
IA do do Wilmington and Chrstaila
Turnpike Company.
When Che terms will be made known by
June'25tb, 1928 1s 5SM5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

At late Meeting OF the Managers of the Delaware State
Lottery appointed under law Of the Legislature passed
2nd February 1922 and limited years, tor
the membranes against ST. Peters Church,
in the Borough OF Wilmington, and for finishing the sames
agreed that would be incompatible with the oaths
they had taken of acting faithfully between the Public and
the institution did they draw the Lottery until fully pre-
paredtO pay the prize and comply with the intent Of the
law this they have doubt they will shortly be able dos
and when the intense cold duness, and bad roads, Of the
past recoeced and is considered that by the
old mode of drawing gears have elapsed from the
mencement to the close of lottery when by the and
popular plan ofthe New Series, the lottery will and
terminates within fire minutes, they have doubt few will
withhold their appreciation, and many be stimulated fur
ther adventure The law allows them sixty days after the
Drawing pay the Prizes, but they wish to pay them the
moment drawing over this must be gratifying the
fortunate holders Of Prizes,and is the only object and
tue they have, for soliciting the indulgence Of short
time, enable them to dispose of more tickets and collect
money for those already sold This arrangement DEEM
cd imperative duty and cannot but be justly appre
ciaed by liberal public VIM LARKlN.
March Is, 1928 3D.
p. S. The above Meeting occasioned by an i'm
preston among ofthe ticket holders that the drawing
would take place the 18th March This however desl-
rable) intended promised erc cOndsiOnaN,
When the final day (and will be Soon) fixed and
published those interested may rest assured that post
ponement will take place any account whatever.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18
From Refs Gazette.
GREAT FIRE IN CANTON

The Caledonia F. NJ. Donaldson, commander,
left Whampoa on the 10th, and the Grand Ladrone
the 1Sth Of November. Previous TO her departure,
the most destructive fire occurred al Canton, which
was ever known az that place. 1t commenced
about O'Clock ON the evening OF the LIST OF Noyem-
Der, in little Dyeng establishment directly North
of the Factories, at distance Of nearly one mile
and by midnight had gained so great height, and
approached the Factories with such incredible ra-
pidlty, with strong wind blowing directly towards
them, as to excite the most alarming apprehenslons.
Orders were il. consequence sent to Whampoa,
Tor every man that could he spared from the ship
ping, with the intention of leveing the Chinese
l0uildngs Immediately connected with the facto-
res, as the only means of saving them as 1t was
Iascertained that the Chinese were making no efforts
whatever to extinguish the fire having but little
water, and most wretched means OF applying 1t,
rendered all their attempts unavahng and scene
of unequaed confusion, and distress prevailed, in
endeavouring to their property from the fames
which the narrow confined streets, and immense
throng rendered impossible.
Considerably before day light, the destruction Of
1.-The Factories was thought inevitable and measures
taken for the removal of the property from them
| with Chop boats, which were promptly obtainec
for the purpose and by very great tions, those
occupying the front and middle Factories, succee
ded in the removal OF the most valuable goods
II
was its approach, that several of the back Factories
were enveloped in flames before even the specie
and most valuable goods could be removed-th'
difficulty being very great IN obtaining assistance
land from the unfayorable state OF the tide. and
strong head wind, the boats from the shipping d'
mot reach until late this morning; when most oil tn
factories were in blzae, and all attempts to arres
) the flames fruitless. The crews were oil great as
distance however, in removing large amount Q
. ha hnatS.
natives from plundering, which they were YER
Intent upon and from the confusion that prevailed
j the utmost vigilance could not entirely guar
s against.
# BY noon, nearly the whole Of the factories wer
n in blaze and the wind, which had increased to
strong gale, blowing continual stream OF fire. di
r rectly in front, to which all were exposed, in
t very confined space, rendered longer continuanc
$ ON shore insupporable; and likewise for the safet
E Of tic boats, were obliged to withdraw into th
. stream and from thence could only witness tn
I unopposcG rayagcs of the Games, which ragged wit
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18
NOTICE.

YEvHE subscriber will offer sale at Public Vendue, on
Wednesday, the I'd day of April next, at the late
all the personal property Of the said deceased amongst
which Farming Utensils Household Furniture, Black
smiths tools, Timber Wheels two good Carriage Horses.
two riding Chairs with Harness, Wheat in the ground,
Hay an the barn, Flax, Potatoes other articles tedious
TO enumerat. Terms made known the day Of sale, by
DAVID NIVIN, administrator.
". BAH persons ndebtedto the estate, requested
to make payment those having claims against the estate.
requested present them legally attested, the day
of SALE to the Administrator
FOR RENT, the Brick House in the Village of ST.
Georges, occupied by DR.. Gcmml. Also, Black.
smith Shop.
Chrstana, March 49, 1928. 24-4tp
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-. a;souietude Of France, and hostiities will
\ that moment cease. here gentlemen, De, ue.
you make this solemn engagement se ,h sse was a,
mbent upon me to submit to you the estate! state o.
Exterior rclations il was Tor me 10 ds',oera al;
|ss done so maturely; have consulted the Dig
H. w. w. crown and the security OF France; we
ra.o m and we shall always be united In
(nre of such interests"
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and assist each otherTheir situation as well all
foreigners in the place rendered extremely un'
comfortable for want OF accommodation, as the diff
fiiculty was very great, in procuring even such as
the Chinese buildings Afforded which are not calcu,
lated for the cold weather, which was approaching;
many were living in boats, and on board the ship
ping at Whampoa, and considerable time must
elapse before the factories possibly be Iebuilt.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18

Mr. Editor-rhe disposition evnced by Mr. Pleas lon,
to render justice my character has influenced ne
suppress the Statement" which promised and had pre-
pared for the inspection of the Public The Willingness
on my part alluded in the subjoned Handful was the
result Of overures for reconciliation made me, through
the medium of Mr.. Harris, andby himself personally
Yours Respectfully,
JOHN G. MAXWELL
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TaLLORLNG.

TNHE subscriber informs his friends and the public thar
he has succeeded John NJ Ching in the above business;
at the Shop recently occupied by him, No. So, Market
Street. where all orders in his line will be thankfully
ceived and punctually attended to.
The former customers of John MClung, who viii favor
him with their CUSTOM may rely on having their work done
lin n neat and fashionable manner. JOHN JONES.
Wilmington, Del March 18th, 1928, 24-4t
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TO THE WORLD.

From willingness of DR. MAXWELL to come to perfect
understanding Of the differences which have existed be.
tween us, induced to recall those ephets with which
Il have treated his character, S. S. PLEASONTON.
Dover, March 4, 1928. 24-2t
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Inthe communication signed NestOr, which appeared in
the last Wachman, in column 2, line 13 from top, for the
word to' between the words "general" and "acqult'
substitute the word scam"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18

and speak it softly that ne was instrumental in lis re-
ducton This will require least two of admiration
We felt vengeul passions about this matter and there
fore could not have acted from their impulse and nothing
can be unfair and dsngenuous than Mr. Wattsons as
cription Of them TO us.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18
TO LET,

A Lot lots of ground, situate King Street
N Third Street, in the Borough of Wilmington. Apply
the subscriber who may be at the house of Mrs
O'Flnn, on the 25h instant. j. EGLER.
Wilmington March 18Th, 1923. 24-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18

The Bark Mandatory of Doctor John Brinkloe, at
Milford, (Deaware) entirely destroyed by fire the
evening of the third inst supposed to be the work of
|incendary. Loss estimated at two thousand dollars.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18

Ten of the Pirates sent into Kingston Jamaica, for ra
by the Tyne sloop of war; executed that place
Friday the 7th of February last.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18

The trustees of the Poor for New
Castle County, will meet at the Poor House Tuesday
e first OF April 10 o'clock, A. M.-rhose having
counts &c. may present them for settlement
March II, 1928. 24-4t II. HEALD, iSecfy.
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[merltan lDattbman.
| VII M1NGTON, 10 MARCH, 1898.

ra,nty upon first dawning Of an attempt 70 ALLEVIATE
,sh W. Ike Union fTon another.h WASHINGTON
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY DAVID C. WILSON SHERIFF

DY Virtue of Writ of Lava. Facias to directed viii
I'D be exposed to Public Sale at the house of Eli Lam
born Wilmington in Christiana Hundred, Saturday the
29h day Of March, inst at o'clock, r. NJ all that certain
piece of land, situate lying and being in the Hu-
bred Of MlCreek, and County of Newcastle, bounded by
lands of John Vansant Alexander Guthres heirs Samuel
Kbble Jacob Whiteman and Robert Crawford r contain.
ing hundred and sixty SIX and twenty perches Of
land, be the or less together with all and
singular the improvements and apper whatsoever
thereunto belonging, being seized and taken execution
the property Of Eli Baldwin.
Newcastle, March 10, 1928. 24-4t
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DY Virtue of Writ Of I.evari Facas to directed,
I'D will be exposed to Public Sale at the House of Eli
Lamborn Wilmington in Christiana Hundred, Saturday
the goth day of March, inst, at O'clock P. NJ all that
certain tract plantation piece Of land, situate lying and
being in M-Ceek hundredand County ofNewcastle, being
part of a larger tract of LAND called the Hopyard and
bounded by lands of Andrew Neil Charles Bryan, Moses
Kenny, Joseph Chambers, William hCree, and others,
containing two hundred and thirty six perches
Or less together with all and singular the Improvements
and appurenances thereunto belonging being seized ar
tacnin execution as the property ct Samuel Baldwin
Newcastle, March %, 1875 @4-s. y
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Charleston, March S, a o'clock, p. 4.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.

The brig Rlcael Sally, arrived from Havana this moi
ing and brought regular files Of papers from that city
10Th ult Ii the NorlcIoso of the 25 the following ofc
communication appears. 1t brought by the British brig
rora, which left Gibraltar about the 9Th Of January.
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New-hondon Academy .

VI HE course Of Instruction for tie year
Il ls12, closed on the 8Uth Of November
with ga examination OF the scholars of this
Institution. lac trustees take pleasure ia do.
lug justice TO dr SPECIE, the preeeptor,
aud his students, by announcing TO the pahlie
thai the examination afforded the most salts.
factory evidence OF hir. Species diligence,
attention, and capacity Tor lnslraciine youth /:
ani ibat the scholars had proGtel well by his
instructions The trustees concur unanimously
IN toe oplnion tAat iAe examination ana per-
iormaaee u The scholars were the most sails.
factory they ever Witnessed, 'tat Mr. 5peeee
deserves the support aud patronage Of the
Iahic and thai the young gentlemen who
wefo oAHnined, have tue entire appreciation
OF the lfasiees.
Tic ensuing session viii commence on The
Isl OF January, ls23. Boarding. on the usual
terms, may be obtained in the vicinity of me
Academy. JOHN WATTS. Pros
Dec. 70. "
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EDUCATION.

nv BILLIARD will open his SCHOOL
again on Monday the otn day OF Janu-
AIRY next, into which, pupils OF Doth sexes will
be admitted Oh tie same terms a. heretofore,
viz spelling, Reeding and Writing, 50 per
session. The rad,ments OF Euglsh Grammar,
Arithmetic and Geogapay, SO The same,
extensively, iAcllasag Exercises, Mapping and
the use of Globes, So. History, Bellies Let
tres, Enellds elements, Surveying and tie e.
ieme'as Of Natural and Moral philosophy SIS
Ter session OF five months aud a half No pay
asked til ead of session.
December q. te2t 81
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office.

ny virtue of deed Of trust from Geofg
~ Wright 10 me, shall, on the 1oth day
February 1923, AT Liberty, in Bedford eoun-
", proceed to sell, for ready money, to the
highest bidder, negro woman slave, named
Lucinda, collection of books, supposed 10 be
about seventy FIVE volumes, Bed mud furni-
IRE, for certain purposes in said deed speci
Fed. Acting as trustee, ! shall not warrant
the title to said articles except against mysel
aud persons claiming under me.
WILLIAM FEAZEI, Trustee.
The negro weman bucinda is Il small mu
latto with long hair, about Is years old, with
scar on her neck she was taken from the
possession Of the subscriber By George Wright
m the 18th of this mou,h-All persons are
hereby Gorwarned from purchasing her from
said Wright, as She has been convened to me
by n deed Of trust, of record in Bedford couns
~ WILLIAM A. HARDY.
November 8. w3m Ii
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eY virtue oil a deed il tru., executed by
AZ George Eve, hcariag GATE the Isl day OF
January, ls4o, and Only recorded in the
CLERKS oi'ce OF lie county OF Campbell, for
certain purposes iheEeia expire saed, win be
offered ioi safe at public auction, TO the high
est oiader, iaf ready money before the door Of
samuel 5ordans Tavern, az Campbell court
house, on laesiay ihe Al LAY OF this month,
January, 1873, one handred and one and three
ioarth acres d lai,d and Improvements there
on, whereof me sa'n ecJrge I've aow re-
sides, within iew mics Of ihe giefA Of a.
foresaid caanty. As telaee | Wi convey
such title a. IS vested IN ne by said decd.
JD,hPI CHIFFON.
January , WZW2es
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Bedford County Court, January Rules, 1898.
bennett Parsons and Sally his vile, former.
y sally Durreu, and William Durrett, John
DnrreIt, Dinah Durreit and Solomon Dur
rett, plaintie.
Against
Francis c. Gapin and Betsy his wife. Lucy
Dnfrett, Dolly barrett aud Patsy McCof-
mack, Joel Mccormack, Littlebnfy Meteor
mack and Headen Mccormack, Delcnd'ts
IN ChaaceJy.
The defendants putsey MeCormaek. Joe.
Mccormack, Littlebury Mccormack aud lea
den McCormaek, not having entered lheir APP
pearanee, aud y appearing that they are not
lhhanitants OF This siaie, on the motion of the
plaintiffs, by their attorney, it's ordered, lnat
lhe se'u defendants do appear mere al Narnh
court neNi, aud answer Tue plaintd, bill. aud
tia "A copy OF this order be forthwith in eri-
ed IN the virsluian for two months success.
s'fely' md posted up at the front door OF the
court -noaso on Two several court days
copy Icste,
~ J. STEPToE, c. B. c.
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FAsHE Subscribers, having established
4 themseIyes in Lynchburg, underline firm
OF UES, LEWIS i, CO. nave taken the
house one door below the Bell Tavern, where
they have on hand, and are now finishing. a
quantity OF BRASS CLOCKS, which they in
tend selling in the adjacent country fhey
would respectfully invite the attention of the
public 10 specimens of thai article witch are
to ne seen at their stand, and also at the store
Of }. L. Hatreua 4 Co. (alioining Lettwich h
Claytor's,) ri j T. Hunts Watchmaker's Shop
and at tie Bel Tavern. For the satisfaction
OF those Who may wish te purchase, they will
warrant their Clocts 10 perform well. They
have also procured the subioined rccommen-
dation. CHAUNGEY YES,
SHELDON =. CHURCH..
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A T court held for Buckingham coun-

A 7 a court held for Buckingham coun-
x ~, the 9Th day OF December, I822:
William Moore aud Martha his vile, VIII
liam Cooke aad Nancy his wife, and sally
Jones' heirs and distributes OF Margaret Jones
deceased, plainttas,
Against
William b. Jones, administrator of Mafga
ret Jones, deceased, Thomas Jones, Blake B.
Jones, Rcben b. Jones, John Is. Jones, Ed
ward Lakeland, and Robert b. Lakeland, bis
infant son, John +. Hudgens, and his son VII.
liam Stearling IIudgens, an infant, Elizabeth
Jone", widow and relict of Daniel Jones. de-
ceased billiard, Hnd sally his wife, Liza
beth Zones, Albert &. Jones, Milton Jones,
Joha A. Jones, and Daniel Jones, and Henry
Jones, who are also heirs aud distributes Of
the said Margaret Jones decd, defendants.
IN CH.RSCERY
The defendants Thomas Jones, Blake B.
Jones, Robert b. Jones John b. Jones, John
? HUdkens, Elizsbe til Jones, widow of DAN
isl Jones, deed, billiard, aud Sally his
VIE, Elizabeth Jones, Albert &. Jones, Mil
on jone3, John \. Jones, Daniel Jones and
aohry Zones, not having entered their APP
sarance, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction
OF tue court that they are moi Inhabitants Of
his commonwealth, on the motion of the
iaintiifs by their attorney, it is ordered, that
he said absent defendants do appear here at
fsrch court next, and answer The plaintiffs
81, and kat copy OF tbis order be forthwith
1aened in the Lyuchburg Press for two
.s"nth. successfully, and another copy be
os!cd up at the front door of the courthouse
II this county. A copy-Teste,
% Wsw r. ELDRDGE, in. d. c.
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Couch's IAumheg- House
f'OR Sale.

YFiiE subscribers disposed TO sell great
u bargain in shat spacious STONE LUM-
BER-HOuSE. in the town Of Lynchburg, at
present occupied by Mes3rs. Hardin & Crank
The house is Jour stories high, built OF the We
ry best materials, and remarkably strone.-lt
Is situated on the margin of the river, where
boats can load and unload with great eese--It
issdmirabiy calclllatedtorthe storage OF goods.
flour ard grain it is also an excellent stand
for a grocery, the house being sufficiently large
to admit of a grocery, aud there will then be
an abundance OF room forthe reception on sto-
rage OF goods, flour and grain. The terms will
be liberal il early application be made TO Mr.
George Whitlocke OF Lyuchburg, who is fully
Authorised to dispose oft
JOHN COUCH, Senr.
January :. WITS "A
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/ ff virtue of q deed of trust executed to
- rs by JOIN D.lnrd and sally his vie.
bearing cate the ifla day 81 December, lslp,
anu duly recorded IN the ele.k's Office 81 Get
1ofd couniy,to secure debts theron expressed,
Col. Nm. LettW,uh, deed, together with
aii ii.t legnl charges attending the execution
OF the lrnsl, and ~ pursuance ui a request al
sh'd ieitNieh's representatives we shall, on
the 3ist day ol December next, on the pre- mi
ses, proceed 10 sell, BY way OF public auction,
Tor cash, that
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Tract OK kand,

of which the said ilut died seized, as re-
maius 70 his leguiee,, after layng o. he vi
lows dover ihis tract les upon NJ II creek,
about two miles from he meadow 5i Goose
creek, ADJOINING uran Ictwich aoA others,
aud containing ~ recent survey, l93 lcres ,
considerable proportion of which IS excel
lent tobacco la,'t, and Is well worthy the at-
teniion Of purchasers. One and two year.
credit will te given, the purchaser glvng
bonds secured by deed of trust upon tie
premises. Acting as commissioners, wc shell
convey such title only as is vested in Us by
said decree.
HARVEY CLAYTON, }coa'...
RICHARD FREEMAN, , '"'' .
January 10. wtGs22
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Il iist Of letters,

Remaining N ht Post Office, At Liberty
IA. on HE slsi . December, 1899, and j
not tekeR oia bY The ist o. .}pri, 1923
aeiH be stnt 70 The GeHerel Post Office as
dead letters.
.7--Rev. Henry Alley 2, VIM. Adams,
Esq. james Ayres.
b-Palrirk =. Burton, Clerk of Bedford,
Harvey Beard, John bbford, VIM. l.. Bur
ton, james ;. Bishop, Chas. Blount.
C-Hm. Campbell, Harvey Case, Adam
Cooper, Edliha Clay, John CabelI, Ro-
befi L. Comlning, Moses Craigg, Mss Lu-
10y Crensnaw, James Clwdll, Pleasant
Creacy, David Carter, DAVID ID. Garter,
Garland Carter, Erastcs Case.
D-John " Dryer, Thomas G. Bur
son, Thomas Doaley, Jacob Dawson 2,
Solomon Durritt, Richard Dennis, Jr.
E. John Evans.
Miss Margaret Franklin, Aaron Fea-
eel, Samuel Fields.
G. Robert II. Gray, John Gailord.
H-Porter Hall, Henry Hurt, William
Xix.
f-Richard Jones, Edmund Irvine, Is
rael Jared.
AIRS. Mary /. Kirby, Rev. J. ".
Kelly.
L-James Loens, William Lewallin Col.
bitilchefry beltweh, John Lowrey, nan
cy Lewis.
h--AIiss Elizabeth Mead, YIN. Mccoy,
James Aicaders, Bennet u. Murphy, Miss
Kitty Murphy.
.A--Roberi Ninmo.
O--Thomas Oliver.
P-Johu ". Perrin, Solomon Powell,
Thomas Page.
R-CharIes Reynolds, Joshua Reynold.
William q. kicly.
S-Jack strtton, Franklin G. Smith,
william Stewart, tAilllerl John Sheppard,
Thomas Spradllu, Thomas Stewart.
I-benJamn ). Tyus, John Thompson.
= Patsy Vert, John Nart.
U-l'r. Richard Williamson Q, Louisa
Walker George Wesb, Asa Wilson, VIM.
Weeks, Elizabeth Wit, DicAerson wyatt.
WILLIAM X. PORTER, z. M.
January 10. w3w p