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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-10-30

used to love- sforwe shall not return we shall drink
our last supper here, said she.
'Where then, mamma, asked little Julia, is the
home to which we going' Look, do you see
that pretty cloud said Harriet to the nquiring
child. Yes was the reply, & seeit. 'And that
star that just begins to appear ABOVE it ? & see
that too, mamma Our home is up beyond the
cloud and the star, my darlings; we will go there
tonight But how shall we go there ? they both
inquired there is no road that is heaven is it |
not mamma ? 1t is, she replied for the calm do
mnon Of reason appeared to return n this, her last
extremity, eve will wait little, until some one
comes forus Meantime, she said, let Us drink what
this phal contains it is all that the world has left US
you shall drink first, my babes.' And she bent
over them in speechless agony, while she held the
poison in her hand, and kissed their moist lips, and
her eyes seemed almost bursting from her head
But she did not weep; raising her face upwards, |
she clasped her hands, and sad wildly and with |
fearful energy, ooh, God, how can leave them to |
perish in the world, how can leave them And |
vet something underlined rises within to struggle |
against my purpose She remained fixed a moment
in trembling suspense, and then as if her returning
faculties had vanished away, she turned again to
her only obi cts of earthly Affection and held out
to the eldest the fatal phal Drink it Julia, it will
satisfy your hunger do you drink first, mamma,
you must be hungry too my little sister and my
self will share what is left said Julia %, yes adj
ded the youngest, Eve will not taste it until you
have drunk as much as you want; drink mamma
Poor Little lnnocens, bIeathed the mother, she
turned her head aside, show ectionate to the last
Alas they know not of this deed, at which shud-
der and shall | hesitate Oh my brain my brain,
but it must be done. And she raised the phial and
drank, then gave it to the Children who took it,
trembling while they looked upon the pale faced
agitated mother. Is it good mamma VIII it not
hurt us ? asked the youngest Drink, it is good,
my child, returned Harriet, and JULIA too urged
her sister, 'do YOU think, Jane, MAMMA who loves
us so much, would give it to If it not good 2
The poor child tasted, and then drank and gave it
to Julia, whose eyes were still fixed upon her
theT, whose head reclncd upon her hand while her
| eyes rolled convulsively around. 'You are sick,
mamma, said she Nay replied Harriet, drink
my dear, and lie down on the grass we will sleep
until some one comes to take US home. The poor
child hestated, and turning she saw that her sisters
eyes were closed beside her, and that her mother
| began to dose. She bent over them, laid Jane on
her mothers bosom, wiped away tear, and said to
herself if drink perhaps should sleep too.
will sit, and watch my mother and little Jane till
! they awake and she sat long time gazing on !!
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29
WINTER GOODS.

= fiIiE subscribers Hrc NOW opening . very
a grncrui n%"rtmcnt ot STAfLE GODDo,
among wlirh pre the following:
d. q ~ and ia Rose Blankets, low char.
gti,
Superior London Dnfic mud f6int Blonke,s,
nll sizes,
Nnpi Cation, Of tho mos, approved marks,
shepherd aud Hoist ldnt'bn snpcrinc Cloths,
equal 10 my ce"r imported
DO do CHsGirirrTs, striped and plainj
\ large assortment Irish iinsns,
, md O. Irish 5icr,ings, III aprro'ed bleach,
alrgant figured rilk' (antia entirely new pat
trrn',)
Plaid Poplius, - handsome article,
@tieautifnf CircaSs;an rtniis,
u curtain t%,lico, new ,lyle, mud very sn-
p"rIdr,
Ball TrinGr7, mud Toilet do
With a gcncral assortment 81 other Goods
selertfi recently nj Srw York, from the la
tel imporiatious frnm Eaginnd, Frnnte, sc.
nj 81 which they intend 10 sell III the post
'cduced price! tdr cash.
Mckee, ROBINSON K Cd.
Oct"ber - tsl2
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bad been contemplated, aud To decline the
hohors Of q public bill.
The embarkation of the Volunteers WINS
n most picturesque acenr. Then more
than 100 vessels, which gracrd The, harbour I,
The various modes Ut ombarkttig ills tr,n,ls,
Tie f"is d- loir, wh'.h ring in every .lir
etii'n, iii-d every spectator Will, delight.
IL was tshys au observer u scrne worthy af
the penrd of Ncrnry.
! On Wednesday E,cnin. h. left York.
< At dh4h II" vas received by the e%iii1rns
OF Williamsburg with open urms. Itp
town WAS Illuminated. liz would spend
Thursday ~ This celebrated spot, visit
drecnsprInS The mkt day, aud embark nj
Jamrs Town Tor Norfolk. Thu t.o,rrpor.
Richmond Iruop Of lln,s., sc. &c, will
escort him Ia the landing.
W" must ,irhw tbs rapid sketch 10 II
conclusion. II is hastily mad IN supply
the eng"i curiosity dfout fraicrs. II Is of
course necessarily Nr1N imperfect and lis
l,as,e must ap"l"giyr rnr iis numerous u
missions. Somo ~ these may le supplied
hereafter.
To the hospital,lc Citizens Of Yorktown,
the narmrSt gratitude Is dur.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29

Agreeaihy IN AN aci Of the General IA
sembiy, incoI p"ratiag the 1synchhurg
UNION SOCIETY, srmi annual mat.
ing of thr members of that Institution,
viii be held nj the house Nc Jphn School
field, Esq. on Thursday evening the 9Th u
November NIX
WM. ID. THOMPSON, secretary.
OCtnhrr ~.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29
YMc f~oiiowins
S0tice-H,AEn.

WllII he sold, on the premises. on the
goth day al November ackt, o acres
Of LAND, lac the same, more or les. This
hand lies IN the county of Halifax, state of
Virginia, on B~anister river, hrnf Woln's bridge.
The ~grenter part oi said tract i, first rate to-
bacco land. 4 further description is deemed
useless, II. It's expected the purchaser will
view pnd Judge tor himself. Terms made
! enowr on The dny OF sale, hut will be accou1-
| nolatihg, 30 NM. r. ADAMS.
| October -, 1t'l2
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0N

Hccht,r.-The accomplished Fleciiier
Was lir son uf a talln" chandler. 4 pr.
lat" ofthr honsr of ltorlmiownnlt, proud
l"f b'' birth rxprcssed h,a snrprl" IL the
bishop Of Nismes, tha, " fieclhier had
been taken from the shop mud rlared in
the episcopal .~n,." To this, flechier an
swrrrd with n warmth Ear abn,r his ma
iural mliluvss of manners, with anch
mean sentiments 80 thrsr, | far, that "
yoa Mad been bora rs lnw ~ ! Aas, YOU
would have ihadr candles oil ,nur life
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29
NOHENY T.SSAEY,

TTICKlEH 1T LIZ,
INTENDS TO practice IN The courts Of
1 Amherst, Aud ia The superior court al
chancery nj Lgochhnsy, lie will reside ~
Amherst GnIrt house
Qetuhef ~, w4ust2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29
Uhotttr is On, Rum, or Brandy he mos
UhufrSome ,

A qu .tirN That l. often asked. w
have heard 1t defined by Hypothetical rra-
solfng. from the following experiment /;
\ piece ot ~" liver was put into a glass Of
gln, another into a glass ri rum, aud thlrd
into - glass Of lnmdy. That Ia the gin
VAS, in mo given li,ne, partially d%eeompos
al that IN the rim, IN TIN same iinhr, not
diminished ; and tina, in the brand, was
quite dissoI,,d. The Argument delnc.d
was. that the spirit IN which tlle liver re-
mainrd unchanged mandy. rtln, "as TIL
most WhoicSo0lc. Now we dillr eompl.t.i,
IN onr uriniou in W. kao" thai spilii
cannn Tins rfrct living animal matter ;
therefore the stomach %cannoi, hae the
pirec oi mrr l., dissolved aud w iltlnh
thai the sliri, which a"e6lnposed the al
'tnal substance namely, the bra1d, IL tn"
most nholrs"nit, hnrause II Is The most
likely 10 dissolve the uiimdi fond IN hc
stomach. .iitRieut .iitlser.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29

Persian UISdom In the treasury III
I'll. Ut the k,nSs vi Persia, nas found Il
tasr viii, To" lollo" -ts Ines lnlaid with
sold.-Omr cannot but smile NJ Tin urn
III which Is ~ equal pr"p"itidn of pl,iins"
i'hy aud hnmuur. lie VIM has ~
wealth, has ~ cr, dit he who las ~, M
olcdlrn' Wi'r, has 40 r.pos. hr who has
~ offspring, has no supporters aud he
VIII" has nonc Of thcss-tices free Jtoa all
cut.h
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29

Lord Kelly Mas snastie the company
wit, the account hf II SERMON h.. had heard
IN Italy, in which The preacher related iii"
m'rarir vt ~. Anthony preaching To The
fishes, Whir't IN order /" hear his piaus
DISCOURSE, held their heads ont the Nhirr.
" can credit the n,iravle" said Hair,
ErsIin", "ifyom mraship "as ut church.
- certainly vas there, y sid lie peer
"Ti'n' rrioined Harry there mas nj
least one fish out of TIN water
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29
Also.

\ f.w dozen bottles Of HHIrEUftt. 70.
L-7JIiF .'EO.H4TIC s.NI IF, So celebrated
in eases "f Cntnrrli aud licadaEhe.
obt. -. tsl2
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E0ok Auction.

IN ORDER 10 cfose He c0ncrrB 0C T.
CHOL.s &. .N0R in, ! nil SEP at aociion
sreuing, at eoriy cahdir fghf HE re-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29
Maccubn SAuH.

Just received, and for snlr BY
WALTER H. MlDni tfVN.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29
WILLIAM J. LEWIS

In tehay ofhi".Sey md oiher sans q me
.hnnntains.
Pic rostn ne and whole appearance. I'll
Col. Lewis serr striking AMI interesting
TIE had on the m"unraln. dress. On TN.
conclusion of the Address, tie General
rr,.oeJ him with buth hands. ard III IN
nos tof,I,tnk manner begged him t" ron-
=, Ia hts nnnutain friends his m9st al
! t,c,,o.at. ackonw Judgments Ior lh'fF einn
o,ss. he yeeunnted ,''t' shrNttes "!''e'
lh,ir sali.oiry had sqgMyriy reni.fe1'"'"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-09
NO. 234.
no THE DEyN0CRATIC ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CITIZENS--As the is approaching
when your attention will be directed to the duty Of select
ing person fill the office of SHERIFF of this county,
beg leave to offer myself to your consideration can
ddate II is probably unnecessary remind you that at
the last nomination for this Office was favored VITA the
surages of respectable portion of my fellow citizens for
whose support return my grateful acknowledge
nents On the present OCCASION shall not entertain you
with professions which are rarely the test Of merit the
pledge of good conduct, but shall content myself with
surfing you my cheerful submission to any mode of nom
nation That may be adopted at the county meeting at the
Red Lion and of my determination to give my utmost SUPP
port the candidate who may be selected under the a-
thorty of that meeting. PETER 3. DELANY
Wilmington. January S. 1924, TT
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To all whom it may concern.

FJyAKE NOTICE, That in pursuance of the Act of Assem-
bly, in such made and provided, we shall apply BY
aware to be held at Newcastle for the county of Newcastle
on the first Monday in June next for commission to mark
bound and establish the tract oland OF which Neal
late Of pencader hundred county of Newcastle and state
of Delaware died seized of in fee, and OF which we and
Robert MNeal are new seized of in fee bounded BY lands
Of VIM Cooch, the heirs of Abel Davis, Ehzaoeh stew
~, .I,,, Ntnr,on Arthur Beaty and VIM. Curett con-
so;;r Nv continuation one hundred acres, the boun
dawes ,hcreof are in danger of becoming obsolete and I'M
Lnnu,n JOHN NACNEILL,
SAMUEL MEDILLs*
ANN MARIA MACNElLL
: In right of his wife, o, o-.
Feb. IS, 1924 @@-~'t
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40 TIE DEMO CRATIC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CTTIZENS.--I beg leave to solicit your sui.
frapes as a candidate for the Office of CORONER, at the
ensuing nomination In presenting myself for the first
time before you candidate for office, might perhaps
INV character during long life which has been principally
spent among YOU As one Of the few of the re-
evolutionary struggle and Who in that dark hour our gave
all the aid my humble means would admit, 10 me cause
of nv country may perhaps lay additional claim to
your favor At that evenu period, was employed in the
service of my country different occasions, and especial
" on Lakes George and Champan, in constructing the
American flo,illa destined to operate against Buigoyne
In tho long period which has since elapsed have trust
faithfully adhered the principles Of rs. have never
been in office, candidate for o'ce and now N inc
decline offe when age has unstrung my and IN
fitted me for labor my straened circumstances induce
me to make this appeal the kindness Of my fellow c
2ens. WILLIAM WOoDCOoN;
Wilmington, Feb. 90, 1894. M-u
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TO TIE DEMOCRATIC REP UBLICQ.r
ELECTORS OF

New Castle County.

FELLOW CTTIZENS-As the time will arrive
when you will be called to select a suitable person 10
fill the office of SHERIFF for the ensuing tern-I there
fore beg leave offer myselfas candidate for that Office
and without presming to have any claim your sfrages
lie sympathy in my favor, risk the event merely my
own merit, (which alone can entte to public conf
dence) pedgng myself the time TO abide the de
cision Of the Red Lion Meeting and to give undivided
support to the candidate nominated. And should be Sc
fortunate as to be elected atter myself that with due
application shall be able to give general satisfaction IL
the performance of the duties of the office.
WILLIAM HERDMAN.
January 16, 1924 1O-F
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at New Castle, Delaware
April l, 1924.
B--John w Brooks John Lockwood
Samuel Burnham Margery Lutter
Rudolph Bartle Stephen Iawlis.
Ann Bastck .H.--John Myers
George Baron Thomas Marshall
Maj. +. S. Bolton Mr. M'Lane
Alex. Burton Lydia Morton
James Barnett Ihos. MsCalmont.
C-James Cummins .E--Levn Nutter
Samuel Chamberlain Dawson Nelson.
Richd. Craven Q P.-Mary Phillips.
Edith Coulter. Q.-John Quinn.
D.-Elljah Dunn R.-Stephen Randolph.
IS. A Daugherty. .S-James Stacup
E-Abraham Ewes Ellen School
John Ewes. Thomas Stewart.
F-Wliam Fuller. T.-Hannah Thorne
H-Capt. c. Haugh J.Y. Townsend
William Haines Lieut.. c. NJ. Thruston
Thomas Hyatt V.--Purnal Veach
Eliza Hamilton B. Vanderslice.
VIM. N. Harris W.--s1ary Wiabey
Thomas Jones. Thomas Wilson
K.-James Keen Mrs. Wilson
| w. p. Israel Anthony Woodward
| Henry Kelley Benz. F. Willard
James Kavanagh. Matilda Williams.
SS-3t III. ". RITCHIE, Post Master.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

NTRAYED on the Goth of October, from the premises
y of the subscriber Noxonton MILL about two miles
from Mddetown Bay Mare, of the Canadian breed, with
black tall name, and feet not locked vicious when to be
caught, and readily distinguished by or on one
of her thighs, supposed to be the right As the subscr
Der can but lily do without her services any person would
confer favor who will forward information, either 70
Marcus CapeHe, at Robert Porters Printing Office, VIII.
mngton, the subscriber, by whom the above reward
and reasonable charges will be paid any person who
will bring home the above mentioned animal.
HENRY CAPELLE.
Noxnotun Farm March 49, 28-4tp
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CHRISTI.4.N REPOSITORY.

TIME Editor of this paper wishes to dispose of the esta
a. blshment, take partner in the business to take
charge of the Editorial department This being the only
Religious paper in the peninsula, in fact between Pha
depha and Baltimore and patronzed by the Newcastle
Presbytery body, renders object to person of
talents industry and pous habits, engage in it, If pre-
ferred the whole establishment consisting of well stock
ed Printing Office would be disposed Of very moderate
and accommodating terms.
Letters (post pad) addressed to the subscriber will be
attended to- and every needful information given.
ROBERT PORTER.
Wilmington, Del March 10, 1924 32-2t
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TO RENT.

YIvHAT valuable FARM at Naanans creek bridge, late
a. the residence of John Bsach dec containing so acres
fupland, and of marsh, in high state OF cuva-
6relng hoqse and stone kitchen adjoining, with
pumps of good water near the DOORS out houses stables
Sheds &c in complete order also tenant house on the
number Of cattle About half mile from this farm there
about 40 acres of good upland which will be rented with
said farm The said brick house is we'll calculated for any
kind of public business, being directly the road lead
ing from wilmington TO Philadelphia, miles from the
former and 81 from the latter and will be rented separate
from the farm (if desired Possession may be had on
The frst of next month EDWARD TA7NAlL.,
JAMES PRICE,
pr,rdvwine Cd Mo 90 1924 Soft
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MILLER.

NXTANTED, Miller who take charge by the f5st
w May next at furbsst. To one who can come Wen
recommended for his honesty, sobrety and knowledge OF
the of Milling, liberal wages and constant employ, wan
be given Wall Ell bo l,-ns1
Ch , 1904 18-3m
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Real Estate For Sale.

KNTLL be sold at public sale, Second day The 18th Of
w the Fourth month next, on the premises, all that val
liable TAN F.3RD and appurenances hereunto belong
ing lately occupied by Jonathan Aston, dec in the village
Leipsc, Kent county, and state of Delaware. On the
premises there commodous two story frame dwelling
kitchen attached. brick we'll Of good in the yard
and large garden well paled I'M two story bark house,
erected patent iron mill for grinding bark large
beam house, complete of curriers' TOOLS "a lay away
watts, lay leeches mes pool, bates, pump, &c,
good repair and the whole premises enclosed with good
board fence. Adjoining this property there is wharf 81
feet long, at which vessels large burden load and unload
.4bo--at the same time and place will be sold, Lot
containing five of excellent mars lying on the south
west branch of the Duck creek short distance from the
tan yard.
The of sale will be- half of the purchase money
Ito be paid the of executing the deed, the other
half TO be secured by mortgage and judgment bond paya-
BILE in one year. Attendance will be given by
WILLIAM LEViCK.
Sd mo- S0th, 1924 32-3t
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

EhNE Three Story J}yick House and Lot, situate the
" westerly side Of Market street, between Broad street
and Kent street. 10 feet front and running through Ship
ley street, on which it has front of SO feetwth two
Frame Messages Shipey street. This property will
be sold clear of all membranes For further particulars
apply TO BENJAMIN FERRIS
Cd mo: g. LIFT In West, at the of Sd. street.
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A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

THE lot of land containing nearly entire square,
next adjoining north of the Friends Meeting House square,
and west Of the Catholic Chapel of ST. Peter bounded by
Pasture, Queen Hanover and West streetsi together
with the brick house and garden on West sreet now III
the tenure of Isaac Jackson small wooden mouse Oh
Pasture street, and commodions frame work shop on
Queen street may be sold together or divided to SUIT the
purchasers. For terms inquire OF ~ -,
Wilmington, mo. l2' Ut
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no TIE DEMOCRATIC ELEC1ORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOJV ENS-Induced from the encourage
ent YOU have heretofore given me, and the promise OF
support have received from different parts Of the county,
offer myself as candidate for the office OF CORONER
chould be elected the duties of the Office shall be dis
charged with fidelity and satisfaction, pledge myself to
abide the Red Lion nomination. PAUL M'GlNN.
Newport, Feb. II, 1924. VT
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o5, MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, DEE.

David Smith
Eliza Street
Mary Savin
John Sterling
John Savage
Arthur Smith
Porter Strobe
Elizabeth Shipley
I
Ann Jane Thompson
Robert Tudhope 8
Aquilla Thomas
Samuel Thompson 2
f. Thistlethwaite
Benjamin Thomas
Jane Todd
Daniel Toy
Joshua J. Tate
Amer Taylor
Jaques Trokel
Henry Thomas
William Tussey
! v,
Eliza Willard
David Vandersmith
| w.
carson Wilson
lam West
Mary Weldon
lJohn M. Wetherall
| NJ n
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TO LET

ND possession given the first Of March, a fr story
IA Brick House very convenient Store, &c. Has been
occupied Grocery Goods and Shoe store for
many years. 1t fronts the uppeSMarke ana within one
door Of Market-stree. For particulars enquire OF
VIM. LARkIN.
Feb Cd IL
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10 LEE.
Feb. %.

TWO story brick house with alarge garden situate
IA the Hill, formerly occupied BY John Warner-Aso
uo story brick house in Market street. nearly opposite
The College. Inquire OF ALLAN lhosisoN.
April 6. o9-Ss
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FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.

CtTOLEN out of the stable of the subscriber, on the
y night of the Goth inst. one S0RREL HORSE, one
GREY HORSE, and Two Saddles
The sorre horse is FIVE years old this Spring, about IS
hands high white blaze down his face, his tale and name
light yellowsh sorrel he is marked on the side and
thigh near the rump with wagon geers his near hind leg
was hurt near the gamerel joint, and has little of the
hair Off and small appearance of swelling by the side OF
the leg lust below the Joint. He is natural troter
The gray horse years old about IS and an half hands
high, "a dappe gray one OF his hind LEGS was hurt from
the hair is of the inside of the legs and the leg is little
sweled he and racks and is low in the weters
The Saddles are half won-one of them remarkable,
as ii has swivel srrups
reward of Ten dollars for each horse, and Twenty
dollars for the thieves, will be paid the recovery of the
horses, aud conviction Of the thieves, by
CHARLES HARRINGTON,
and RICHARD SCOTT,
Wiistown, Chester County, Pa March27. S1-4tp
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Mrs. Sarah Anne I
Weldon, s 5
John Wilcox, q
Jacob Wolf, Q
Mr.. Wilson
James Wilkinson 8
Amos Waddle
Mary Ann Wallas
William WetheraI
William White
Hannah Whitaker
Joseph Webster
John Whitsill Q
Dean Weymouth
Nathaniel f. Warwick
Bernard II. Wiley
Louisa Webster
Ezekiel Walker
Samuel Wiltbanks
Hiram Morrow
Townsend Waterman
t. Wadsworth, Esq.
William Woodcock
Mary WEIGH
John Walker
Y
Sarah Young
John Zeiber
D VI