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BOOTS ii SHOES,

Feeling sensible that many Of Ibis Brethren
knights Of the iapsone,) viii endeavoT to per-
suade people that it is impossible that work
of the first quality can he afforded * the above
mentioned prices, he will assure those who may
favor him with their custom, their work shall
DE made Of the cry best Of Philadelphia oF
Southern Stock, and in a style not inferior to
any in the place. Should any Of his work
prove not equal ID what II Is recommended, the
purchaser can have the privilege of returning
or receiving proper deduction Every favor
properly acknowledged and az much punctuali-
ty observed, as the nature Of the trade will ad-
nit January "a, 1924
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HAVE received a good assortment of AN
- CHORS, 0f the first quality
ANCHORS Of any size, may be had al short
nouce-delivered here at the iolred Boston pri-
rtg Also
90 PLOOGHS-One new CHASE and II AR
NE1os ~ Ia sold LOW March 30 III
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hE subscriber hereby gives public nouce IA al
concerned, thar she has been duly appointed ard
iaAeu upon hefseli the trusi Of Administrators q tie
estate 81 STEPHEN FOSTER. late Nj Portland in
CIV county % Cumheriand, Trader. drceased Nv
giving bond as the law cirects-she trerelofs fe-
quests aii persons who aFs indebted to the said ae-
ceased's estate TO make immediatopaymeut and
those who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit
tle same ior settlement ~ the Commissioners
MARTHA FOSTER
Portland. July e.h. 1874
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JOSEPH GOnIn ~


A. for sale, AZ bis store in Hest Market ROtr
Mainc-street, head OF GTecn-strees.J
Hest IHdta Goods and Groceries.
q all kinds. together with : by ard bv 10 HTH
doo GLfSS; PUTTY; Nails: IRON
H-ahEi WINES. "a all kinds; a complete as
sortment Of GRINDSTONES; 100 casks Thomas
foa LANE
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Removal.
n. P. :. PRENTICE.

hENTlSF. respectfully informs tile inhab
~ itants II Portland AID is vicinity, that Re
has removed ~ Court Street, where he wall at-
tend to the variOas operations on thc Teeth
Portland, June 18th 1921
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NEW AND CHEAP I!
lust received. and now Opening iOr Sale
% az NO. 2, EXCHANGE STREET, an cr-
tensivc assortment of
New, Cheap, & Fashionable
G. 90 I'D S,


Black, blue, drab. olive, mix
ed and red BROADCLOTHs. ana CAssI-
MERE5 case assorted Figured CASTOR
GRAPES; ! case 90. Plain 30. d.. , bale su-
peri0r H ARPETINGS elegant figures Broad
Blk. Bombazeeus White and Cord Narrow DO. /;
Biz. and Cold SARSNEITS, and LEEAN-
TINES 6EEBSUCkERo FONCEE5 White
and Scarlet Raw SILK & Meriuo Long SHAWLs.
Grape, Silk and Morino >IIAWIs Imitation
Merino Do German Gauze, Zclia and Muslin
HDkF'S White and Scarlet Merino POINTS
rnd HANDkERCHIEFS Mcrino lNDIsPEN-
SIBLES elegant Fig'd Silk EESTtNGS Nalen-
cia and Cotton DO. White az Tig'd CRAFATs /;
Company NANKEENS Long LAWNS Fiz'd
andPlain Swiss Null and Sacsulla MUSLfNs /:
in IL pieces Worsted BOMBA-
ZINES Superfne CALICOEs Pink GINE-
HAMS Thread LACES GlMPs Foundation
MUSLINS Tambour COTTONS SPOOL
Cottons Ivory Stick FANS PARAsOLs !.
White Cotton CORDS, Black and White Worst
XXI ~ HOSE White and Mixed Cotton
Worsted and Angola do General Assortment
Of GLOVES BUTTONS Sewing SILKS
TWISTS; THREADS PINS BUCKBAMS /,
PADDINGS, &c. &c sc.
also,
Cotton Factory SHEETTNGS SHTRTTNGs .
TICKINGS; CINGHAAiS; CHECKS; STRIPES
and YARNS an Of which will be offered wv
low as AZ any other Store 10 town, without the
exception 81 Cheap Stores
ROYAL LINCOLN.
April p. 1924.
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ITO THE PUBLIC. Whereas Sarah Planet. of
Bndston. Taioress, have reported most scan
dalcus and dctamatnry story about Miss Deborah
Potter, and having soieiy repented W Try conduct
~ this behalf, and having a sincere desire 20 make
what Tepaau0n | atm able u lu innocent, uiured
individual, hereby freely acknowledge said scan
daous Story % be Uuery false and without any the
least foundation ID tIuth that dO not believe said
Story 90 be true aud never nave had any reason e
believe q true, and hereby promise 20 refrain from
such conduct III future SARAH pLTNER
Witness. NATHANIEL HOWE,
REUBEN BALL
Bridron. April 26 1924
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ITO THE PUBLIC. Whereas Sally Plumer. o
Bridgi0n, Tailoress. have reported a most scan
daious and defamat0ry story about Col David
Potter, and having soIeiy repented Of my conduct
ID this behalf, and having desire % make what rc-
paation lies within my power, % hereby freely
acknowledge said scandalous story 70 be false and
without any The least foundation ID uuih. do nut
believe said story, and never have had any reason
% believe il true, and here's promise 20 refrain
from AID offences 81 vile speaking 10 future
SARAH PLUMER
Witness, NATHANIEL HOWE.
REUBEN BALL
Bidgion, April 70, 1874
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FEATHERS,

IN the greatest variety. wholesale or retail BEDS
allied On hand % be sold a. the cheapest rate. for
cash or country produce.
Portland, Sept 2. II
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TO THE PUBLIC.

| have used the above named
PILLS and BITTERs, for a number Of years.
both for my family and in my practice as a
Physician, and knowing heir whole compost
ton, hesitate not to recommend, and do re-
commend them to the public generally.
throughout the United States, az the safest and
most useful MEDICINE TO be kept in every fam.
Hy and used where similar Medicines are
necessary and proper-Seafaring men shssld
never put TO sea without them beg leave,
with due Difference. te recommend to all re-
gular Physicians, that they make use ofthem
ID their practice they being ID my opinion,
the best composition OF the kind FOR common
use. DANIEL CLARK.
Portland, Maine Oct 1898.
The above Pills and Bitters are Likewise for
sale BY Deac. Caleb Marsh, Bath Ehsuezer
Hilton. Esq. Wiscassett-and George Dam
nth, Esq. Marlborough, where physician,
and others may obtain supply on reasonable
terms.
70 guard against impositi0ns an the dHes
lions after this date will Be signed by
BROWN STIMPSON, the Proprietor
Tbomsston, Oct. 1928. H.
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Sf9tlp{D3
CELEBRATED
BILIOUS PILLS,
AND
BEITERS

WILL be kept constantly On hand ny
w MERRILL MITCHELL, at the head
Of Union Strset-Sole Vendors for Portland,
and it, vicinity-and will be sold wholesale
and retail. People in Town aud Country are
invited 70 call and purchase.-As Medicines a
this nature ought never to be imposed upon
the public, beyond their actual merits, we
leave Tito recomme nd itself-and only insert
The following certificate by Doct. CLARK, Of
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IP4NCHORS.

Portland, June Q. 1924.
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The Aromatic SNUFF, for
Headache and Caiarrh, Up. Fhii,rePs Grand
Cordial Siomachie Detergent BfTTERS. l25
cents a paper.
Sold bv MERRILL & MITCHELL.
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NEW FAII. GOODS.

Rich figured eros dc Naples Robes,
do. do. white and cold Satin do.
A large assortment nj hlark and fg'd Cos
de Naples, some of which viii be- auld
very low,
Rich figured and shaded eros D'Ete, a
fashionable arlielc,
Shaded On brc, u fashionable ARTICLE,
Plain aud figured Bombszcltes, AT shades,
al low prices,
A, Rodes' plain black do
B.ahelry's large figured do, some La
fayeite patterns,
Cd IN i0.4 Meiino ShaNls,
PLAIN figured and BLACK Cassimere do.
Cotton aud v'rst,d floispiy, child, ems do.
A splendid assortment English Ihreal La
tes aud EdglngS,
do. do. do. luStr.ings and trimmings,
[ olored aHd black Bomhazotlcs and Vel
stteens,
handsome nssorm' nj of first quality she'll
| tuck aud side Combs,
| Rich Ribbons aud lapcy ilandkcrcbisfs,
London and Paris Fail Prints aud Jahcoes,
"A and q Camblirs and Jacone,s,
Cheap Book aud ADull Mosins,
Carolina Pads aud CIrcassian Stripes,
With numerous articles adapted 10 the
SEASON, selected in New York and phiia-
dclpbia, and will be offered NJ clrap rates.
Those DESTROYS ot1ui chasing good bargains
viii fluid them at thc subscribrrs'.
". MCKEE = J. &. MEM.
Oetober 3. 80
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r. A.;lteAt Il ". y. Wenry

Are Agents lorthc foiion;ss Works.
Edinburgh Review, So 90
Quarterly Review 5 90
New Monthly Magazine, published in
London & reprinted every month, 90
New York Medical and Physical jour
nal edited by Drs. Francis, Dycl
man aud Beck 4 90
United States Law Journal and Civ
lian's Magazine, edited by several
members of the bar 90
III pugeJie IN adrance.
T.. l.. and Il. n. H. receive suhscripti
eorall perodicni works Of merit published
in the United States.
Thy have always on hand all the New
Publications., and god assortment o
standard works in all the department o
literature. Orders from distance care
fully attended .toi jan
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Cloths, Cassitneres AND
Nestings.

-. n SfPERB .1NS0R9,nEAY or
The best snpelalnc blue aud black Cloths.
some OF which are sppefior
handsome assortment Of middle 10 fine
aud superliae do
Also, general assprtment Of low priced
Ia fine da. all colprs
Blue black aud mixed upper double miIlcd
ditto,
Common and low priced dn.
Elegant Saila laisrd IT, Ncl,et Nestinss,
London Tollenclts ana ' alentlt beautiful
super aud common white Mals,lllcs,
Fancy ~o.e figured and printed do.
Rich and common SNuusdnwn,
NoslrrElon and jackson silk Nesling,
| AFAlEFfE aud fancy do
j" which may be added 4 great variety
OF other articles u the same lipe GcnCle-
men drsirous II obtaining tne best Of anti.
elrs AZ moderate prices, vii please call, az
they ran doubtless be suited
". MCKEE 4 j. q. MEEM.
October /. tsi9
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Museum Of Foreign Literature
md Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
o., ,ature Of tais eaterpII|e, may be under
lf,nin a few considerations which the ad-
,s,.e,. vii venture to subjpin to tneir annun
anoilt Inc periodical works OF Gil cat
,t,nan France contain mass oi literary
.1.,t Il Intelligence, which does not reach
4, ,.rican rub l. for want of suit bic
anel hut winch would be read among us
| IN eaIlI pleasure AMI profit. Such Of the
li-h Reviews auI Ma9azincs as are reprint
J., the Tinted ) ate5-'lot excepting The Ee
,,,sh a ID Qaar.eily RevieNs-eInbrrc-
lfh matter which IS OF little interest and Jino
'5s.ot.,etothe American rcader, and not un
bralsn!l, fitted to vltiate ms literary taste, his
b., all, or hi, political principles IL Is desna
4 =. uad - these cdclnlstln ces, That selection
Foald bemale, such as would furniah the "a
I,be ana entertaining potion oil then con
'snts. to the exclusion oil the Other portion con
'6ng OF details and spetulatlOne either unn-
1r,lins m themsev :, or mi5chlevous III then
,,oie1cv OF alto ether OF local concern aud
,pp6caiion. On tins plan, idle expense and
Intle,s consumption oil time, Would be olivia
,ei.Erpa9. destitute OF NETT might be sub
turd many oil value which now remain I'm
auNn and Inaccessible. OF several Is itioh
|rt.I, ol the scientific and erudite cast, and
b,rsinleed Of a mote sc reral and atthe same
1 j. very solid character, ll,tle or no use is
ds by the ciito,s and compiler, ofthe perio-
pqo' works printed in the United States.
rhs ,hiert of the one now ADVERT ed, IS ths
,fana,ation, in permanent form, 'oi the ma
raaIs thus neglected, and t the literary a ID
rcotillc a,ticies worthy OF being replinsel in
his cauntty, hut which, when 80, are accom-
,oniel by ithe possessing no clam to attem-
5a. Ami, cellany--the Select ReVie"s-all'n
thsdt,ign, but not cqnaIin comprehensive
e5,, 10 The present., h1aished ior some yeats
Il hi, CITY, and would, 1t may be presumed,
to be supported by widespread
bat Tor an alteration Of the Plan,
,nla5rlics # ,d7entltioa5 revcrse5. The revi
,a oft with larger scope, W eld seen likely
to be attended with still more signal success
III nj. o,i.iaai existence, owing to the great
I'm duplication Of redde.s Of iodieal works.
an the vile diffusion ofthe habit OF seekingin
slem. hp h Information and dnusemeat
The lLrseu IN commence in July, 1922. II
buns tWo volumes We I.
Ps5iiatsd moathig--Prtee Sin D0itdrS year,
pdyt5ts IN Gdcaace
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10 TIIIE PEl,L.IL

The whole 81 the lu-l edition having been
sold, the iditnf ha- hcrn indGcedto olcl nea
one, on more colaiged scale, ty reason OF the
r,anv demands that have been made tor tie
work from yaiieu, pats oithc United states.
IN, favorable reception that has been gwen
TO thi, " Biographical Dt,linGa ~ whit II i
gtateiul 10 he compile, may lie Regarded a.
hOnorah eto the Amcrlcan curinUuity. The
ancient ei5lbiia. raised monuments OF otoue L.
eve Iell ptGity to the fame 81 then hcGu,s and
ages. We ould implant the memo & four's
~ the hcatt. OF ont children. IL be haudeddonn
to Htfr children. il pIold remenht al ye olthr
virtue and talcns Of men Who nrycr had then
supeuo,s. Dfthosc who took pant ia the Re
voiu ion, l. has been emphat,e.jl, aid, 4" thcIe
were giants in those days II 10 at once ON
duty ana onfintere I to che isha lNtlpr ecolee-
tonoi them. IhtIc j. IN hone iprdehe 'ong
ing tot that con tltut's morn fs7rc ol mi
nite value tothrpuhlic welfare.
The second edition viii he much more valu
leand iatef eetiug than the met, a. II vii con
Tain many important characteristic aUccdntes
&C. uevsl bclu,e published, ii thoee i'uetnots
men who acted a con-. ieu n5 rali IN ON 81
rCu- Revaluti II. The Editor thinL=l ptopel
t. al tl5at many gentlemen, from various
part, Of the Union, have promised I" furnish
~ ginal- ll,rhe~ OF or mostdi-tin2ui-htd RE
NONltN'lflN ~ IT., dEt@ dl'i 7ifli'7 tl''''
The valu1hie, rare, aud eloquent papers, Ia.
ken tom the Journals oi the Revolutionary
Congtcss, H. well ds the Gon-liiulicn olthe L.
Statrs--analhe valcdiclorv aid rss al Gencl al
Wasnngton which the ilpst edition dd not
contain. nillgNe tdditioualintctestd and vdin,to
hewolk.
The inst clifton contained a biographical
sketch OF lie character of on hmldrtd md
f1tln individuals, aud it Is expected he second
VIII contain sketch of the character, &c. ol
foltvor fly more, who have died since The
pubncalion oil III, tnst edition.
Among many accommodation Of the ligs
edition, the publisher viii only give The iollo"
ug:
MIR. Mus, IN his Register, July l, 1879,
concluded anarlieIr on :" scho, l3ooks," with
he fol owing observations
(" have been led to thee lew rfmMks, BY
laying IN, halid on 4 volume LATELY polished
by MI Rogers at F.astor, Penn. entitled Z" \
new alaphical Dictionary, containing the
lives Of al ou eminent statesman, hGOcs
patriots aud .a?cs.'
NLw-YoGIt, Ap,i, lG, SIn-NeNt to
tie ible and hoo. Of morsl and religious
nature. uhifh ou.nt evti to hay large -haae
OF attention in al Out sem naiIese OF 'rmng,
scarcely any thing can be more m'lru tive, and
certainly, nothing can he more luterestlr ( 10 an
ngenions youth, thanbiog Apply
am happy o hnd tAat you nave puhl'-ed q
RiograI,h. al Diolicul Y, which think We
calculated To give the rising generation mEch
important knowledge OF many Distinguished 4
meica heroes and statctmen. lhM your Ia
boz sio TIE benefit olthose, who ateto succeed
us on the giett theatre 81 the world, may bt
geneI ouslv remunerntcd, is the sincere wish q
your humble sefylnt, ~
,,tlrAIJIX Al my
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-20
Journal Of Foreign .Heasc,Re.

4 Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. VI
y. and WILLIAM PRICE, vi. u.
y Is htlelud lie 4tes, the journal law oferrt
to the patronage oithe public, Will be con net
Ell ehtlfe'y on the principle Of selection. Tn
'eaitne feature oil ne plan, mo. i-t.ncttyenun.
Grated, Is to prescntat stated intervals, sort OF
! Synopsis oithe Foreign Magazines, Journals.
aud lieVlews, sppropiiatedto Medc,l. and it,
, aindled Sciences
No one Will doubt ofthis de-
sign, who Is convetsant with the periodical
works oil Europe. As u incident to such pub
hchioHs, the matter which they contain IS alto
Sethei OF mixed nature, aud OF merits them Isl
ohequa'. lhey are a vast field, where Golden
wheat Is too often chokedby useless g penn
c1ous ta'es, AID where ii imports rs like the
prudent husbandHan, To REJECT the one, add
hoard the other. These publications are
moreover, at this time SO numer Gus, 50 costly
and SO difficult to be procured, that really they
can only be consulted by a large majority of The
cultlvatols OF sclenccmthe United STATES, thro
a medium 'mewhat similar to the one now
proposed. ltisthereiole meant to give an ox-
tract 50 copous oftheir content, AS not only to
exhibit the p'ogresa oithe Physical Sciences "a
broad, but To do away, ina great decree, the
necessity oiiccur'ing To the Works themselves,
The content, otthe Jout nal viii be arranged
under The DIVISION of
/. Selected Paper.
:. Selected Reviews.
). Medical and Philosophical intelligence.
r List oi New Publications.
! he work Is pub,he in numbers IN Janua-
ry, Ap',l, july, and October, ior ming yearly al
large volume.
THIS Journals continuation Of the Flee
trio RePerto'y, and was eonmencedinJ january
1921.
Pabhsted.qparicrig- P,inc Iow Hoiiotso g,a
dyaLie ~ ddtaHCe.
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\ ltENENlIilANCER
Departed Heroes, Sagts aaa Statesmen Of 4.
mtIfGu.

Departed Heroes, SagtS aaR Statesmen Of =
mtftea.
To be confined exclusively to those WHO sie
nalzed themselves, IN either opacity, in the
Revolutionary War, which obtained The lnde.
pendeneeolther county
Second Edition W1tuaapptqdit-cout aiuipa
flNllE Declaration by the Representatives OF
Il the United Colonies oil North America
acting forth the causes and necessity OF taking
up arms, 1nlv ., l715-1he Petition by the
Representatives. of the United Colonies, 10 tar
King Oh Great Britain, July 3, III s. preclaz
ton ui Congle cas- fora day OF ta-tlng, huinllla.
ton and PRAYER, March 10, l775-'rhe Decla.
ration ot independence, July !, l7iG-dnd The
manifesto by the Congress oil The United state,
Of America, Octobet 50, liz.
Also, the Constitution oil the United States,
and the Farewell Addro-s ~ General WASH.
rNGroN, To the People Il The United States, an
nouncing h sintention OF retiring from public
service, Septcn her Z, 1876.
COMPLIED BY THOMAS J. RODGEES
" We ate reduced to The alternative uf hoo
sing an Incol ditonal subn,issi on to he iva an
ny OF ilIliated ministers, 81 resistance hy lo1ce
The !attel - our choice. We have counted III.
cost of his contest, ard find nothing SO dlead-
al as voluntary sac Y. Homo, Justice, ana
humanity, 10 Id us tanelv To snl endei thu
recdom Viii b we received from cur sallanl
ance. tois, AM which on, h,ocent pu-te,it,
have llsht to receive ON us. We cannot /.
endure the inf,m5 and guilt OF leslgnjne sne.
ceodiug generatioustO that wret chcdncoe which |
lnevitabl, a"ai them, il we baseIy entail here.
dita,y bondage upon them.
- The a, mo we have been compelled by onl
a,suine, we viii, IN dclIaucr olevet,
hazard, with unabauuS furnaces aud pc, sever
ance, employ iol the Preservation OF uur lbei.
with one mind resolved TO die tlee.
men ather than to live slaves. - DccI.uaiion
Of Congress, setting jorih He necessity jta,iag
up Gfats-Juig q, I17D
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4 IlSr OLE INTTERe.

Remoiniug IL He Post oNce al IYsehbmj
IN. on Tie 3oH September, 1G2t.
II m. Anderson, Jno \. Anderson, Mrs
Aaf. Adums,. smnt Z. Allen, hos /. Adpins
Ms Elizabeth Aaams, Ahucr Allen, Jnu, a
Hus.
B-Lcvi Rel >, Jnmcs r. Bullock, Abm
l. fmncil Nm Baud, Eey. Mosos Bro,L
Ahtaiah EuGan. Mat brown, L. : Bishpu
lhe#. !, Bnldfp, Nm Bernard, ltohcn Blanks
duo. Black saml Eurls, ir
L--Ino t0fle, josiah Garter, Jess 3 co.
siRgton t., Mis- Am $, Chiffon jordan Crca.
/ y, Robert II tnref Amasi +. Chain, licu-
ben Con, Ma. Nancy Clement, Mis- telIa.
fine Coil,, shelaen T.. Church l.tNis Cnmr.
bell, Benncit Crawford, Clcrk superior curt
fhantcry.
/ D-Dr H. l.. Davies ,, Dauiel Day. kchil.
les VI Douglas, Dr. II + rnnlcrleld, fandy
poWell Benjamin DaWs, n, Patrick II. Dillon,
Air Elizabeth II. Davis, Mrs Mnry l.. Dan
iel.
Nimtod L. Edwards, Jacob Ea,ly, Mi.
chael Emmcry, Elisha Ellison. George Eve,
6tofe + Embie, Mrs Jane Edwards
f-atpkcly ! Foster, Nalson freclaud,
Benjamin a'mrr, Leroy Fear.
G=-Jnhn Garrett, George Gtabef, Francis
eodan, Garland u Toy :, Miss Sarah Y Green,
Miss Charlotte - hin, John II Goodwin
Gariand - lreeland, llorntio Col
H-Joseph liorner, Johu iIockndny, Nm
Iiolinswuuh, Nm b. Iitll, u. \ b. Hoffman,
james IIarriss, Mr.. Betsey Holmes, peyton
Harrison 2, Alexander Mcilotg llrphnrn .,
Creed I. HALEY, Levi l.. HAYS james IIaden
john Henderson.
Judith Jenkins, Chas T.. Jordan ,, WIN.
Johnston, Chas. Johnson, Mrs. Ann Jones ;,
Cato Johnson, kcv. Edmuud Johns, Jarob
lrly, Peter G.. Ioirer, Dudley Jones, Ives,
Lewis s. Go. James jenkins.
John Kidd, Thomas kinney.
L Edward Lynch, john Lynch, Samuel
Lester, Jpbc1 Lof,0ieh, II g. linberga.
M-lhomns {. Miller ., lIenry Mckinney,
Alexander Mcdonald, George Markham, Ro.
Mimms, Captain Jpues Martin, Mis- Lucy NJ.
Moore, Ned Mttlfnehy, George Martin >,
Elizabeth Mason, Thomas I Norman, Jas.
+ McCunc, Watt Megan, Tnomas \ hIeria.
Nv u. Napier.
Pz-Edward ff.icr, Miss Fanny Plnnket, Ro
poiiard >, Richard Perkins ,, Joseph p.ndIe.
ton, Booker ircston2, Lynchbulg Pence so
citty.
h-Ecrnard Roeler, Hrnry Randolph. Jno
Itohstr, " ~. robinson, Jullu NuN als, John
ltbhter ,, Imsley fucker, JAMES Russell, IT,
benjamin Robinson.
8 hoher Scott, John Steel, Beverly II
scott Captain Elges spain, bonG slokely,
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