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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
STORM AT THE SOUTH.

The last Georgia aud South Carolina
papers present us with gloomy accounts ri
the disastrous effects II the recent equi
noXIal gale in the south. in Charleston
and Savannah especially, the gale WAS ex
tremlcy severe, and muck damage was sus
tanned, particularly among the shipping. -
SOME vessels were sunk, othres more or
less injured. The following paragraphs
viii give a.partlal view of the effects of the
storm on the rice, cotton, &c. in those
states. The Columbia Telescope oh
serves
One Of fine gteatest droughts that has
been experienced throughout this state
generally for many years, has been follow
ed, within the last two weeks, by torrents
of rain equally extraordinary, which have
produced IN Congarce river one Of the
highest and most destructive freshets
known. 1t began to rise about Eve or six
days ago, and 10y yesterday reached its
greatest height, brlgiug along with it album
dance ct pumpkins, and Other evidences Of
Jestructi'eprogrrss mp the country. This
river was indeed considerably higher in the
year 1896. but its rise then bring in the
month of January, the damage done by il
At that time was comparatively small in
Nv piNSttlt l1otuHtt, luNtN'ly WITCH NV
planter was lust about 20 reap the fruits Of
his toll and iaber, through one of the het
test summers ever known here, he is depri
we'd of all at one stroke, by this over
WIDENING inundatenj fori,'is believed that
nearly the wh,,ie Of the.lna ground is'evcr
flowing ; and of COURSE the crops entirely
destroyed. We sincerely sympathze with
the sufferers on this occasion.
The following is contained in a post
script 10 the TELESCOPE
We stop the press to state that the Al
gusta Stage, in crossing the lower ferry at
CRANKY, has been lost. The ferry boat is
propelled across the river by a rope reach
ing from bank To bank. The rope parted
as the boat reached the middle of the river,
When it was carried down the current with
farioa3rapdil aud meeting with SEINE eb
structi"n, Immediately upset. A passen
ger, the driver and two horses persisted. -
The passenger is Mr.. Blacker, son of
General lessee Blocker, of Edgrfeld dis
trIct student of the South Carolina Col
iege.
Such is the melancholy statement witch
has been made us We would hope it
Is otherwise, but we fear the accident
has been more fatal, than we have detail
ed
1he following paragraph is copied from
The last WInyaw Intciiisencer.
Hgh HaLer-It was with deep regret
we learn of the unusual hesht.ofthe North
and South Santrc rivers. We have reason
10 fear that the rice crops will be much in
larrd, if not entirely destroyed. The Dri
yer OF The southern mail informs us that the
mail saky was brought in fiat from one
Santrc to the other 'inng the road. We
are therefore inclined to suppose that the
water has overrun the rice banks We
have also understood HAT the Pee Dee is
very full
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12

SEEMS, was bought 10y Mr. r. of so,,
who was present when Montgnmery
'the mornins''afte the battle. Ii is sn,s. "
that this precious rrlic can be easily -
ed through the influence of the Ia, M
llorkness of the above Church. y.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12

Mn. GAIIATIS. Oar readers are AREA
dy informed, that the New York EevennS
Post is enlisted an the cause Of Mr.. Craw.
ford. Tie Frason of this enlistment may
be attributed To the private, aud deadly
hatred, entertaiaed by lis Editor towards
Mr.. Adams, and not consciousness OF
Mr.. Crawford's prominence in any essen
tial qualification; indeed tins has been ne
gatiyely admitted by Mr.. Coleman for We
have lever Vet seen any thing III his print
IN support of Mr. C's claims except bare
declaration Of preference, and the most
unlimited SANDER ndiabuse Of Mr.. Adams
In the Post ofTuesday an article headed
" The Patriot" Is closed by The following
paragraph on Mr.. Ghlatin it is worthy
Of the attentive consideration of every A
merican The Post says.
+" take this occasion 10 declare that
can never bring myself to accede To the
selection of Mr., Gallaln for Wee Presi
dent, though his pretensions were backed
by thousand caucuses however they
may have been appointed. While II drop
OF American blood runs in my veins, | can
never consent To elevate man both horn
and educated in foreign land. to the second
Office II our government, ready 10 ascend
10 the first in possible, nay probable e.
vent, foreseen and provided for by the
constitution WHAT A man brought from
Geneva 10 be President OF the United
States Ii even the universally beloved
La Fayettc should with hi, consent, be
offered rs candidate 10 preside over the
American Government, the proposal would
not be endured for Il moment. II would,
it ought to tie insliuctively rejected
Without pausing to reason upon 1t we IN
voluntarily shrink back at the proposition
rs at something monstroos and nnnatoral.
II will be time enough to submit TO for'ig
her for Chief magistrate, when we be
come a vanquishcd people and our con
lucror chnscs To place us under the con
troll of Satrap."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
GEN. MONTGoMERy,s swoDn

II appears by az article in thc tbs n. Y.
'n'''es'pan, That the sword wbieh General
NOM somery wgFn at his death in 1888. is
~, now he'd by a gentleman by the name of
Thompson, an elder in the Scotch Presbv
terrain rhurch, al Quebec, This sly ord, i
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12

A. The n. Y. Advocate rcsts It's con
sclonsncss of the certainty 81 Mr.. u"
lords election upon The assumed tdct thai
the people dcsir. 10 see change N our
governmental policy. Bel, II IS no such
hing. The people are satisfied. " fh'y
want no chang. aud, least OF al, 5"ch
change MS he onld hiins "
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12

NJ The name of John Z. DAVID has
BEEN placed on the Adams Ticket f"f
the Fauqner district, IA place OF C"lonfi
Tat. In our next we shall publish al The
Tickets entire, for the Information OF our
readers.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
Ta d. Ediior q Me CorfspondenL
j. &. CLARKE.

| regret II is my hrlief-indecd, ii seems
fact almost papable, and surely is capable
% demonstration, which shall attempt,
that some sort Of combination has been
formed between certain leading men IN
THIS country, 10 carry their points against
the wishes of the people, and elect Il presl-
dent and vice president, if they can, III
spite Of the public viii. No other than
such body of men could have thought Of
MI Galatln for the second officer of tho
government 1t is notorious, that he was
named rs II bait In Pennsylvania hut that
state was mol quite so great Sudseon as
some folks supposed, aud it was bitter pill
for the Nrginian caucus to swallow,
when called upon 10 rarify his nomination.
Nothing but the necessity of going the
whole caused IL to pass down. ! do not
speak thus to assail Mr.. Gallatin-..ihe rea
ders of this paper know thai have recent
ly defended him against some imrutailons
winch regarded US iliberih and unjust; but
this may safely be said, that the people Of
III" United States had no more thought Of
that gen leman for the vice presidency,
though he obtaned the rrgtltr nomiua
ton than they had of Mr. Crawford for
the presidency III 1913, when he nearly oh
tanned such a nomination but while shall
exclusively oppose the caucus x IFS prlnci
pies, suffering the character and capacity
Of the persons named to be canvassed by
others, may ask, whether the people are
prepared TO see in Mr.. Galatin the acting
President of the u. States ? for thi, is An
went that, in case If his election to the
vice presidency, ought to be calculated on
BY all and know that some of the caucus
men do calculate upon it, have heard a
,reat man say that he would serve their
purposes as well as Mr. Crawford.
Niles Rfp
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12

Publishers att, Leics q Inc tHto".
NJ The Semi Wc,.i.ly Paper, at 81 AMI Tie
Weekly paprr, ri So per annnm, payable IN
advance We Subscription Sillbc received ter
N less time Than siA mopths5 and M paPe5 " III
a. iiseaut,a,,,d fi,ni AZ the discretion 81 the
Uditors5 nnfIi all aiiearuges are pad
IL Advertisements vii be Inserted al 81
cents per square (er lrss) The hrd t'ms, am
81 IL cents for each continuance lho-e
fr5n u distance must he pad Tor P'f'iou' !"
,h,,t. inception. o. The payment assumed ~
.,5ne rs,s,,ensible person IN I,ynohharg.
~ ehaueery oriefs arc inserted Tor sn
dsilafs
49, III irfters al dressed 10 the Editors mui
DE- 4frAlp, or fif.s vii not he nticndtdio
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12

Pr0scr'Ftioas and Den unciattons. The
ih'bcc'le and snpersitious Ferdinand of
SPAN has came out with ,enepsrfg
against MASONRY, All the cdicts Of tIs
worst Ell The Roman emperors against
e','isiia'aiy, hear no parallel to this WiCb.
ed' and SILLY denun,iation. Bnt howe,d
p"raooKical 1t may seen, we think every
'ovcr OF Masonry ought, AS things are Ia
rejotc" at It--for il is a sure prognostic al
us 'atare success, when this momrnarl
s4'"s'h Oh power has passed away and
ms away "n soon. This is only lhf
laSt siirIek of drspotsm and superstition Al
the approach OF reason. The light wbldl
has burst upon ihe nations cannot be ri
"u'-H may be obsctIrcd for while, o4
INC hres. OF the mind cannot, like the iIo
vi ,l!e altar he qucnchcd. Masonry l4'
lou'inG To do with politics or any palIea.
taf creed an religion. hut its cuilrStoo
'''eha'y 10 freedom of thought and ac''u1,
=, P'lZtS Hselt upon panty Of conduct ~.
,'oefaiity OF freEng, which tyranny cam"
Dear. Persecution, superstition aud l'oF
uclsin, are hways1t war with kihdn''s
ana er1herly lose, aud all the ~.
foster.
Masonry has ne cumity to kings rs sG'9
81 |" re''s'"n Of any creed kiuIi arg AZ
t'eeos are within its pale but i alhe'sI
,,mdui'y IN every shape and iorn,, and :
Ia current will in time sweep aHai
"h me devices, mounds mud rupad
VII" 'rFt"r can efept, or wirkednc'5 oi
foSe' II IS surely Tor time painful for t'
brotherhood, lehereret gathhertd or @lp1
sea- ~ hear of such prescriptions and ael
seeat!ons bat let them not despair 5''
early chrisiians held Their meetings in d'l9
anu caves, watched by the tools OF P"g'J
'ney suffered hardships and pre'i,,e'c
sometimes it seemed overwhelmed al
almost destroyed-iik the Arethnsa, i
SINKS into subterranesu passage, 1t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
....sAs"-
llE SWORN In s CARQIINA

IRE SNORM IN 5. CAROLINA.
Letters from Columbia, S. &. state that
the Congarce had risen 81 feet at Gfanby,
and every plantation FROM CRANKY ia the
junction of the Consarec and Wakprcs is
under water--thc stocks all drowned and
The crops totally lost. General Hampton,
instead of 1000 bales, will probably sake
but 200 OF cotton. Others haze suffered in
the same Propofton. The southern stage
attempted TO cross at CRANKY, but the cur
rent was so violent that it swept ,he fiat
under Young Blocker, coicgian, was
drowned, and two Of his horses. An ira
Yelling is completely stopped in conse
qieece ofthe bridges being carried away.
The driver of the Augusta mail had re .ca
cd Collins K Roads, after swimming three
miles +; the next driver Was nearly drown
ed IN crossing the lever three runs on
horseback. The waters are failing very
last. The rice crops are nearly all lost in
the nelghboriiood of Collins.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12

Ton, have, through you, been pleased to
express.
am, withgreat respect, your very hum
bic aud obedient servant,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Messrs. dawn TrLpEN,)
BENJ. AtsrIN, Committee.
JonN BRAZER.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12

hcHMoNp, October s.--Ihc gentlemen who
went rs dcIutaliun from Norfolk aud from
this city SAW General La Fayette in Phiadel
pima, and came In the following arrangement
rs To the route which General La Eayctte will
pursue III hi. visit TO Virginia lie will cm-
bark-at Alexandria on tire l7h last in the az
tcrnoon, accompanied by the military staff of
the Governor, aud will arrive at York Oh the
18th 20 dinner. On the 2Ist lie will visit 1Nfl-
Iiamsbnrg, and on the ODD hc will rifle lay way
OF Green Spring Ia jamestown, where he vii
embark about noon on board a steam boat Ter
Norfolk he will remain at Norfolk several
days aud will ge theHcc Ia Rchmond--lrom
Rlcltmond he will visit Frederick sburg Mont
peiicr, Monticello &.c.
II We understand that GcRcrai LAFAYETTE
was at first unwilling ia make the above ar
engagements, under an Impression that the q.
tizens of Richmond might take il as a slight .
he Preferred the arrangement, however, il il
met with their wishes.
g. We are somewhat surprised that our
brethren To the North should entertain some
what extraVaEant expectations OF the tete al
' Yorktown. How is il possible that we could
vie with BostOn or New York, Philadelphia or
Baltimore We resign thc pnlIn without a
struggle 10 our more fortunate brethren -
Waving ali question rs to the times of some
of their arrangements {, We may ask, ho,v
could we expect to ".urpass" them; 1t would
bc TO attempt 10 gid refined gold or add
perfume 10 the violet How can we equal
them York is a Viilage-bcsidcs there :, ne
city among us that can cope in splcndor with
the northern cities. The ietc al York Willie
marked with simplicity of appearance and
Kindness of feeling. II is there we once met
eur enemes--it is there we wish Ia meet our
friends. [EngUircr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12

and I think the most skepticai must now
be convinced OF the truth Of what have
repeated OYER and over again, that JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS il t"ttain of the
l,'ciorsl or congressional vote of AisslssiP
pi.
r. IL. Editor Of The Correspondent.
DEAN SfR-When AT Columbia, heard
good deal of conversation among tue
,nemhcrsof the bar, ot that section ot eoun
try, aud was informed aud understood thai
a great change had taken place in the pub
lie opinion, rs regards the Presidential cleo
ton, that Gen. jackson was losing friends ;
and thai Mr.. Adams and large majority
in the eastern counties You arc at hber
Is 10 use this Information in the nay you
please. | am perfectly Indifferent on the
subject of HE Presidential eAcci"n, aud
my Information WAS derived as above sta
ted Respectfully yours,
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LANCuBURG, OCTOBER l., la24
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THE NIRGINIAN.
,a,srrn Avn rtai.,sn.s q n

RICHARD IL Ioi.En q 1oltN l. COLIN,
-paliisaers att. Lees y tto tHto'.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-13
MILL POWER
On the Flat Rock (,anal

vESiiE subscriber proposes to rent or three roo
a. with water wheelfor the sole of said rooms
may be used night aud day, there is eighteen feet FILL and
three feet head u
view the premises, those engaged either in the cotton
or WOODEN business may be accommodated, the house is
by 81 The mill is only and half miles from the cy
with water carriage to the door, it would be very ele
bic situation tr those who would start POTt12R LOOfy
there 80 or 49, and every encouragement would
be given 70 those who would embark in that business In
aune OF ISAAC BAIRD
Philadelphia April s. 34--4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-13
LUMBER FUR SAFE.
PORK, LARD, &,

PORK, LARD, &c.
E0 Bells. cargo and mess Pork
GO 100 Kegs first quality Lard
20 Bus. White Beans 20 do Alhanv poos
so do Herd Grass Seed 90 do. Glover ST.
l0do. Timothy Seed 100 do Suneror pot,toos
looo Lbs, first quality Tub & Keg Butter
Oooo lbs Cotton Yarn filling and twist from No Alto No ia
together with general assortment of Groceries an Of
winch are offered for sale reasonable terms by L sub
scrbers corner Of King and Second street. north side tie
lower market. JOSEPH MFNnENIIAII 49, '
"t"'''St'h,o mo IL, 1924 27-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-13
SEIERlFF'S SALE.
BY DAVID G. WILSON, SHER1Fr.

10y virtue of an order and decree of the Court of Chan
AS Gerry made the 9Th day of September 1925 to me d.
rected, will be exposed public sale, al the house of
John Crow, Newcastle in Newcastle hundred Thurs
day the 18th day Of April inst o'clock p Nj. the fol-
lowing described marsh and mellow, situate lying and be-
ing in the hundred OF ST. Georges and county Of Newcas-
tie, to wit: bounded by lands of William Kennedy vii
liam Cieaver and John Ceaver and Others containing nine.
teen acres and forty four perches be the same more or less
This property will be sold altogether or in lots according
to Plot Of the which may be seen at y Office and
by said order and decree. TO be sold the property
Nathan Lord, dec.
Newcastle, April 8. 33-3t
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TO LET,

ND possession given the first Of March, n tour story
IN bHcF Houae very convenient Store, &C. Has been
occupied as Grocery soreDy Goods and Shoe store for
many years i fronts the UPpelsMarket and within one
door OF Marketsuect. For particulars enquire Of
WM LARKIN.
rep. ~ 21--
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FOR SALE.

A BLACK MAN about 20 years fage, we'll acquainted
WIN the manufacturing of Caster OIL ard good hand
On farm Also black woman about % years Old has
been accustomed to house work and good cook 10
pc sold fora term ofyears. Inquire of
r. HLP RArBOLD,
Feb S, 1924. 16,r
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BOTFLING ESTABLISHMENT.
WIG.MORE e. H8EVLEY

ESPECTFuLLY inform the public, that they have
70 commenced potthnS ALE, Porter and CInER IN al.
'0n 10 their heer business, their Brewery and bat
they hope to be able to supply their customers with ST.
peror article on the lowest terms -
Wilmington, March 3d. de
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PUBLIC UTILITY.

VIEW and USEFUL ESTABLISHMENT
kNE subscribers having been for many weeks past ire.
queny applied TO for information as TO what real es
tate was Tor sale IN the Borough its neghbolhood or the
surrounding country without being able to give the der
ed information, have opened Public Record or Reqtcr
where all those who have houses and lots for Sale or Rent
IN the borough of Wilmington, houses and farms for
Sac o. Rent, Of on SHARES, in the country are invited
fc38er them, and all those DESTROYS Of Purchqsae o.
teHftng houses or plantations, requested 10 cali anc
examine the Register. The great benefit this establish.
ment may be to those who have houses and lands to rent
or dispose Of and the accommodation it will be TO such as
want 70 purchase or rent properymust be evident al
rs timely Mough IF and adopcd and probably the first
evidences OF the benefit to be expected from the coea
Plated Canal as the application for information about pro.
perry in Delaware would otherwise il is presumed be
50 frequent The expense Of describing and Registering
N near, ample manner all real estate whether houses or
lands will be but tring say SO cents for each properly
TOR sale or rent and for examining the Register which
promises TO contain much valuable nformaon only 1912
cents.
Every attention win be paid to the purchase and sale Of
real estate-and Deeds Bonds Mortgages and every
cessay written document viii be executed with accuracy
and despatch, ~ professional gentleman well quail.
hed to inspect title Deeds and examine the records Of the
courts, is engagedand the subscribers believe the esab
shment i'll be useful onc-t is at least under that i'm.
preston offered for public encouragement.
HOPE Co.
Dec To- 1928. No. 90 Market St
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DOMESTIC GOODS

A Nd COTTON YARN Of various dissertations and from
"a various Factories receiving daily and for sale at No
Ill Marset-street Holm r. BRINCKGE
Wilmington, March So s1
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ACADEMY.

aNJA DEN Y
vfE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the education of youth
OF both sexes all the various branches of useful Educa
ton and as he aers himself that he has given general
satisfaction those who Lave already favored him with
their support and having opening for few pu'
pills, he again solicts share of public patronage
VIM BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington.
A Night School will commence on Monday.
October 18th, 1928 3d.
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REMOVAL.

hGNIOF ALL
THE subscriber has removed his Store 10
No. ~, Market Street,
cone door below his former stand) His stock being con
sderably enlarged, comprises general assortment Of
hardware, Cutlery, Pants, Oil, Window-Gass, Plated
Waters, Carpenters Planes and other Tools
Also,-Clorers Timothy, Herd and Orchard Grass seed
JOSEPH GRURB.
wilmington, lUth mo. y, 1885, S2-tf
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10 LET.

Two story brick house with large garden situate on
IA the Hill, formerly occupied BY John WarnerAlso
~o story brick house in Market street, nearly opDoste
shc College. Inquire Of ALLAN THOMSON
anFn .. 33--9t
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CO.NT.N.E'S
fortunes Nome,
50 Market-street, near the Market,
Present rate:
$50 Quarter S. 90

Ticket $40 Quarter IS 90
Half 10 Eighth $50
T.fRE NOTICE. that the next drawing takes place
on Thursday the 18th Of May, and tie remaining is
expected viii be in few days after
&C + Orders for Tickets shares from all parts Of the
United States will receive Confines the prompt and
faithful attention personal application made.
Address w. G, CONNIE, BahIrore.
Information of the fate of tickets furnished the close
of the drawing or whenever requested.
March 27. So
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Commercial Bank of Delaware.
VANHE stockholders in this institution are hereby notified
that All election will be held the house of the Bank
OF smyrna on Thursday the 9Th day of May next between
the hours OF and O'clock r. to elect Directors
10 serve the ensiingyear. S.H. HoDSoN, Cashier.
Smyrna, April Sd, 1924. Sat-
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FOR SALE,
a Valuable Plantation

CONTAINING two hundred and twenty acres of Upland
- and Marsh onehird part being Woodland situate at
NE Junction Of the Wilmington Bridge road with the New
castle and Frenchown turnpkethe four opposite cor
PAYMENT Of part OF the purchase money only being requ
red the terms Of credit for the residue viii be very liberal
The Farm affords fine south view Of the Delaware romt
Newcastle, March 9 97-9t G. READ.
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CHEAP BUTTER Vi
LIST or LETTERS

LIST or LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at New Castle (De.ware)
April !, 1894.
B-John w Brooks John Lockwood
Samuel Durham imagery Lutter
Rudolph Balte Stephen I-aws.
Ann Bastck .M.-John Myers
George Baron Thomas Marshall
Maj +. s. Bolton Mr.. MLane
Alex. Burton lydia Morton
James Barnett 1hos. MCallmont.
C.-James Cummlns .N-Lepn Nutter
Samuel Chamberlain Dawson Nelson,
Rchd. Craven P.-Msry Philips.
Edith Coulter Q-John Quinn.
D.-Ehjah Dunn R-Stepheu Randolph
$. 4 Daugheity ,S-James stalcup
E-Abraham Ewes Ellen sehoot
John Ewes, Thomas Stewart
F-Wliam Fuller. T-Hannah Ihorne
H-Capt. Z. iiaugh JY Townsend
William haines Lieut.. G, NJ. 1hruston
Thomas Hyatt Y-Pnrfal Veach
Eliza Hamilton 3 Vanderslice
VIM ". Harris. H.--Mary Willabey
T-1homas Jones. Thomas Wilson
K-James Keen Mrs. Wilson
". T Israel Anthony WoodW ard
Henry Kelley Benz F. Willard
james Kayanagh. Matilda Williams
33-3t IT. ". RITCHIE, Post Master.