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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-29
NOI'IfiE-

NUTTCE.
B(Y virtue Of deed OF trust executed In us by Tho
Taylor and Lucy III. bis wife, and in oLpdiepCe TO an
order Of the United States Court nth circuit and Virginia
c we snail, as trustees, proceed to sell public aue-
on on Friday 9th November next at The residence sG The
snu iayor ali his Household Kitchen Furniture a four
Wpee carriage and pair of Horses micL Cows
&C nc &C Tor cash 10 all under $50 dollars and
sPon credit OF IL aud ~ months 20 all sums above 5O
noas the purchaser to give bond security with deed
oil uus upon the property the purchase money
l.. w ROOTES,l
- - ID WARWICK, : Trustees.
Oct. o. Ibkis aids J. II. HAEViE,t
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

pursuance of order of the Superior Chan.
the subscribers, Tuesday the Esd November will
or tor sale the premises the Tract Of Land which
william Murray, Sen formerly Of the county Of Amelia,
resided together with The Slaves of which Murray
died possesse in number from thirty five thirty
The Tract of land is situated three miles above Geniio
Bridge, between The Public Road and Apo River
and supposed 10 contain about five hundred acres. The
Slaves are OF all Of them
10 be very valuable Terms-or Land credit of one
two and three years. the purchaser giving
WIN lea upon the property-for the Slaves the credit
VIII he twelve months. SAMUEL JONES.
Oct.S 45-tds w. s. ARCHER.
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LAND EOR SALE

OFFER for sale 1000 ninproy ed Mi,;,srx -
lying IN the county OF Union, Kentucky This and Il
osy Two miles and hall FROM the Ohio River; Cyprex
Creeh runs through the trac which there a04
1 good level land the balance oine and we'll tmis,sd
r i - 'sary light Of i7s5, patented Col. Richard
Until lS<5 "brn passed by deed OF eff Title and
soI ~ 1e,ng ccmpe,e, VIII I've sold cheaper han any
~ Morga"hed, seat OF Justice, Union COUNTY or 10
Oct. 2e. 5i-st a. .. ELLISON,
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The FOLLOWING OKDERs

of, The FOLLOWING OKDERs
vi Tue superior Court Of Chaucery for The IieL,,o,
Disct are published, Ivy direction OF the ci,nn@.p
'0i '"e information OF all persons concerned.
WIN. w. HENIEG, G. G.
n. ~ IN IRE racdtion after June Term, 1924.
hDEhED That the several Receivers of this co,re
-, no annually between the first dpy Of April and he
uey " way following settle their accounts before
OF the Court, after notice thereof to The
wa. 'hey may be reported 10 the June Term sc
eVoihgy aud the respective balances or so ucd shoss
nay pe deeiaed proper by the Court paid into s,v,
suitable 10 the parties concerned my &c "oet
M na the receiver, failing comply with the
interest OF any money in his hands upop The %
ne and shall Dot be allowed any eompenssi{on ~,
ms services as ~ receiver. F'etV" iV'
cory. Ieste, VIM W. uFNrNe, r, ~
Sept "a. ~ W. "I"iNui GO.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

IILL be given for apprehending delivering TO me
" my negro man CUMBY, about twenty four years of
age ofiigh complexion, feet inches high eli
sell has somewhat of roman nosebas or more small
scars ABOUT me lace, not particularly eced-aIks
slow, has pleasing when spoken To- IL
sibe aud ingenious in his manner Of excusng himself
when any charge IS made upon him. Cumby went off
about the Isl of April last, which have NOT beard
Of him have no doubt he will attempt pass as Tree
pose. Tie waterman the time purchased hin. IF
James Cooke Of this county, aud the bead Of boat
" p,o9soie ,hai ne Is now at work the river, and
most likely above Lynchburg, may have gone o., ~
the State. He carried OF Globes ofdiferent sorls
Powhatan, July so. a5"w,f
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September 2s.


LII persons Indebted 20 The estate of Thomas d. How.
erd late OF Chesterfield, dec are earnestly reirel 10
make immediate payment TO the subscribers and ali those
having claims against him, will please present Them 10 M,
'o' Pa9"ebN HENRY HOWARD, Admir-
o....o Of Ihos u. Howard. dec.
Se'vVef ~ 49-a1sT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-29
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. &c.

rTuu ana Ornamental Trees, &c.
F@Ek VIM. PRINCE, Proprietor OF the Linnasf
AMY%<4 Harden, near New York, sfers TO the public
&sM&tfk his usual very extensive collection Of Frui
~Y&fh and Ornamental Trees, Towering Shrubs
and PaDts-a very large collection Of rulils
- Hyacinths and other Dslbous Flowers, and
above 300 species Of greenhouse Plants including 81 kinds
OF Oranges, Lemons Crons &c. % varieties Japaa Rose
ana 10 varieties of Gersuiuus Also 500 Superb
rieiies OF Garden Hoses---CRtaiogues may be had
gratis OF James Heron Esq and orders through him will
meet attention. October J.. 4S--i2t
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FOR SALE,
III Valuable .5iH .Scite on The Riroupo R;rs,

=. aahaofe !1a Scite on the Riranna Riyey.
kt virtue o deed OF executed by William, W. !,
is,, ne subscribers, bearing date 18th ,ay of NAV
29d Ia Suy eeDrued IN Fluvanna county court ON lie
uy OF iharch giS Tor the purpose Of securing The
&C. n, 81 cer", sums Of money therein uenlioned due
70 '"coh yerS frederick a. Ross and William p,Ss,
trustees OF David hosS, will he exposed io Iii. n, ,
ud TusUh Tor ready money before from, oor OF rs
ID Lee, ~ The town Of Columbia and sai,i cnu,, 90
lin'anna on Friday the 29ih day Of oclot,er
i5 no. ,ns next fair dnya cerisin tenenent or I OF,
e situated on the north side Of the Riy.nna nysr -;
E county at the place iormeTiy called lie Harraca
ii ch,ed Woods Mill, there being al present a W
@ "a "peI"uo VITA stone dan, ae ross the said r,sr
@ e c'r, u is siiI Is well adapted TO the purnose az
~ 'ng oLer machines engines an extensive seaIe
e tenement contains by survey five acres and sve "a IN
suie anu convey such Title only We are vested will a.
""s'ees' winch Is considered to he good one "
o., r j. l1MDEWLAKE Jr
--SSe.. 9i-w4WT w. TIMBERLAKE
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAM

virtue OF Deed of Trust executed BY BENZ. Hooper
- dec to the subscriber, purpose Of the
peynen, OF certain debts therein mentioned, shall sell
10 the highest bidder public auction 9th ay Of
October inst at Hanover Courthouse being court day,
certain Tract Of Land lying in the county OF Hanove
seven nes above the courthouse and purchased
the said Hooper Of John Donneila, containing acres.
THIS land lies well for Improvement in soil II
dwelling house with four below stairs, other out
houses and variety OF fruit Such title only as is
vested IN me rs trustee will he conveyed.
Oct. 2. 45-wtds HECTOR DAVIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-29
Chickahomony Land for Sale

CHtcRdh0M0ny Land JOr Sale.
tHE subscriber will sell his Land on Ccka no
mony swamp, adjoining the lands of Messrs. Govan,
and seiden containing about 100 acres,
winch are low grounds equal any the Swamp for
grass further description is dsened as IL
land. SELDE:N a. WaCrS S
October at,,s,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-29
Broad Rock 1avern and Race Field

cI. M 'n's property 10 any person disposed 10 pur-
a. uPon creut OF from one years If de
& wiz 'ease u to any respectable Proprietor for nm
,"' ne "ishes AT moderate This ceJebrs,ed
eou,,se, saed about three miles from Ricbmond ~ -
wen known anu established the hest trnet i'm V;r,
10 require comment Ii IL is leased, all the repa
which u may be necessary TO make e;she.
W ne houses or the beld will be put by the
" ne tenant may make them himself al ROM ,sbisL
suaI De Prop0rtonabIy Ow.-For further inforr,.,,o
apPv 70 y, u CLARKE, next door above the Esele 'r
the properly. 'e'' "oyOininS
Broad Rock, Sept "a Si I'm
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NOTICE.

PURCHASERS o! articles manufactured at the Peaen-
"ry are hereby informed that judgments will be
,ain.' ensuing General Court, he holden
veoer upon All bonds falling due and uopaid before that
nc without feynt noticehe law having I'll,
IL. JAMES 4. HEATH, Auditor Public Arcoun,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-29
NOTICE.

LII persons having claims against the Estate Of the
late Dr. VIM. FOusbee, Sen. dec. are hereby notified
snd required 20 make them known 10 the undersigned in
order That provision may c made for their discharge
And all persons indebted the said Estate are
" requested 10 make immediate payment 20
JAMES RAWLINGS, Adn'r.
With The will annexed Of VIM Eoushee, Sen. DEC.
Sept. "a S9-U
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Nlll,ICI

PETITION will be presented 10 the next & eneraI As
semhy of Virginia, pray ing Manchester Turn
pike Road may he placed the footing with the Genera
Turnpike Law with regard 10 Tolls.
a
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Ten DOLLARS REWARo

,scl,.EIN DOLLARS REWARD.
A'HToNDED from ibis place about the last Of Aueust
Negr0 Man named LEN, 10y trade BIaclSr <-,ss
ouss.ag 70 MRS Cooke Of Abemsrle. Len Is small H.
,s yaeh negro, WIN remarkable red eyes and large
pser ne Is running 10 boa, on James
Sve WI, pay the above reward, with ali reas,,ys,,
MS d. A. Cooke, OF Aibemarle. ~ '"'-'' !"
Rici,,o.,a o.,.,., q, Wa. H. DYEr
~' 1890 - f5s@ft
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NOfClCE

nN Saturday the 9Th day OF November next if fair il
not the next lair day, will he sold the premises IL
the inquest bidder for Cash, Tract of in King
liam county, ON tue Panunkey river adjoining Piping
Tree, containing III acres which was conveyed in
said county, by Thomas N. Grymes Rebecca I. his
we Tor purposes therein specified This has on il
well finished two story house, with all convenient out
houses &c and Is well situated any description
mess such title alone is in vested will conveyed
aud that is unquestiunab!e.
CARTER BRAXrON.
JOHN CHEW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-29

SIO0 CUT-NOTE MISSNIATCHED.
HAVE In my possession which has cut,
payable at the Virginia Bank in Petersburg, Rober
Pickett dated 10th April 1914, NO. s6, aud other
Nc 1Cs-Ibe note has been TO the Bank at kichmnnd--
pSymen, s.iosed fanny person who has such halves miss
natcsed they can he informing me, living in
Charlotte County, Va direct Charlotte Coart blouse
= J.M.JEFFRESS.
October
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

following resolution adopted by the Board OF
Visitors on the 4ih October
Resolved that the Proctor be authorized and required
after The 18th day November lease the Hoels Of
The University such offering, Of worthy pro-
per character as he shall approve that the leases shall
oe Tor aloHgef term than the proctor
cause 10 be Inserted in them such shall
as to the preservation OF the buildings enclosures
anu appurenances Of the tenemen and this be pub
shed whou della that all persons may have notice who
Any communication addressed by letter (postage
Pa on the subject al the above resolution shall be
tended to. A $. DROCkENBR0UGH, p. U. Va.
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-29

NoiiCE Is hsrr'' given, that shall Apply To the Pre-
Turnpike Company, Tor Scrip No. Ii which was
IN tue name of Nary Burton, for shares in said
Turnpike Company and which been lost or
a., 80 JAMES Fox
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HENING'S JUSTICE

vout
OF print, the price will he raised Dollars after
the hr't of January In the time those who
wish To avail themselves Of present price Is Dollars
will do well TO apply.
o PETER COTTON
Oe.oper - 46-w6w
FRESH IMPORTED FALL GOODS
EoHN l. WILLIAM GILLIATT, have received per tbe
~ late arrivals from London Liverpool their Fail S ~
Ply OF GOODS which have been selected with great
Tor Cash. ana they offer them for sale
TERMS viz
Best London cloths and casmeres coors
double miiled nart cotuns
Point, rose, and striped blankets
Double milied drab cloibs
blue, green drab and mkt plains
blue, brown drnb and MKT cloths
Olive, drab and blue fearnouChts T,eros
rIgure,i bonbnzetts and Caroline plais pai
Stout ~ Irish linens and table diapers
German szDaburgs
nibberts best brown stout and pale ale
iaudy q CO.'S snui IN small casks of superior quality
o,, Af'o, an Store aud receivinr-
v Dag prime ufeen Coffee, part which is the
o. ca:Ss ocos, Co.'S and uivina Co.'S old London
particular Madeira Wine, imported direct some OF
winch was selected from the Vintage OF isi7 OF ne
euliar me ha'our, and is highly approved.
ocloner l. 4S-tf
NOTICE is hereby gwen hnt all the cells in liz Iono
Hospital in the city OF Williamsburg are occuped and
that no msrc patients, male female will lie
the SAID hospital until some ofLe said cells are
Due notice Of which will u given.
ny order of the Court of Directors
,., 40 500, LEONARD HENLEY, &C. u.
9'v -, 700. 2f-tf
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WASHINGTON TAVERN

hE subscriber having returned this CITY, has again
Il taken charge Of this Establishment in person and
pledges himself to render every attention the convent
enes ana comfortable accommodation Of all who shall
favor him with their company.
o,.. ARCH ROBERTSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-29
NOTICE.

SHALL petition tue General Assembly OF Virginia
tor the passage OF law establishing town. and an
inspection Of Tobacco, my land at head OF Willis
river navigation EDWARD CljRD
buckingham, October q, 1871. 15-wsws
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-02
Real Estate For Sale.

NgTILr be sold at public sale, Second day the 18th Of
w the Fourth month next, on the premises, all that val
liable TAN f4HD and aPpurtenances thereunto belong
ing, lately occupied by Jonathan Alston dec in the village
of Leipsc, Kent county, and state Of Delaware. On the
premises there commodous two story frame dwelling
house, % by 10 feet with story common room and
kitchen attached brick we'll of good water in the yard,
and large garden well paed in; two story bark house,
with large barstone mill house, in which there is
erected patent iron mill for grinding bark large
beam house, complete set of curriers' TOOLS "a lay away
watts, lay leeches, lines, pool bates, pump &c
All the houses under good cedar roofs, every thing
good repair and the whole premises enclosed with good
board fence Adjoining this property there is wharf 81
feet long, which vessels large burden load and unload
.4so-a, the same time and place will be sold, Lot
containing five of excellent marsh lying the south
branch of the Duck creek, short distance from the
tan yard.
The terms of sale will be, half of the purchase money
to be paid the of executing the deed, the other
half be secured BY mortgage and judgment bond,
Bile in one year. Attendance will be given by
WILLIAM LEVICK.
Sd mo. 3Oth, 1894 32-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-02

Charles D. Coke, Of New Jersey, has been APP
pointed by the President, by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate Consul of the United States
for the city and kingdom of Tunis
J. silrestre Rebelio, Minister from the govern
ment of Brazil TO the United States, came passen-
ger in the brig Morris, from Rio Janero, which
arrived at Baltimore on the 28th instant.
The Supreme Court Of Tennessee has ruled, that,
for the present, no additional attorneys shall be adj
mitted to its bar
The Legislature of Alabama, having established
a Board of Medical Examiners for that state, the
diminution OF the practitioners of medicine there
has occasoned some strife among those who have
been excluded.
Rembrandt Peale has lately finished portrait of
lWAsHINGToN, which is highly spoken of by those
who have it as a more correct and animated
likeness than any heretofore painted.
! letter from ST. Bartholomew, dated the 9th oil
March, announces the arrival at that place, Of Com
Porter's squadron all in good health.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-02
ron 4HE waqcHMAs.-No. /.

The caucus champion " Dela,care'' has, after a
long silence, resumed the argument. His vndica-
,ion OF that political excrescence is merely repe-
,ition Of the stale defamation which may be read
any day in the Washington Gazette and Major No
abs Advocate. He calls it the established, accus.
toned and legitimate mode; very much in the stile
OF the holy alliance, in The nomenclature of which,
the Dey of Agiers is legitimate monarch, and the
inquisiton an established, accustomed and tegiti-
mate institution. This legitimate mode which has
been denounced in the Senate of the United States,
by Macon andIaylor the fathers oil democracy, as
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-02
CHRISTIAN REPOsITORY.

FESE Editor of this paper wishes dispose the esta-
n 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.
dephia and Baltimore and paronized by the Newcastle
talents industry and pious habits engage in it, pre-
erred the whole establishment, consisting of well stock
ed Printing Office would be disposed Of very moderate
and accommodating terms.
Letters (pos paid) addressed to the subscriber will be
attended to, and every needful information given.
ROBERT PORTER.
ipilmngton Del. March IL, 1894. 35-2t
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANYWAY on Saturday the 9Th of March last, and in
10 dened colored man, John Patterson Patton, who
has three years and hall He is of light
atto colour stout made of sluggish disposition, blind in
of his eyes. He had green baze jacket, drab
ored rowsers of domestic manufacture laced boots and
old hat Whoever him in Jail in this State
that get him again, him the subscriber, lv-
ing near Hares Corner, Newcastle county, Del shall be
entitled TO the above reward and reasonable expenses
April g. 1884. 32-4tp DANIEL REED.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-02
Office Of the U. S. Commercial agent.
HAVANA, March IS, 1924.

AS municipal law OF this island requires that all
foreigners coming here as passengers, should be
provided with passports, under the seal and sigma
ture of the Spanish Consul residing at such port Of
departure in the United States, it is deemed abso-
luely necessary that citizens of the United States
taking passage for this port should be so provided
as for the want OF passport they are subject to
Inconvenience of an unpleasant naiure not only to
themselves but TO theic friends
Signed JOHN WARNER.
Commercial Agent Y. SA.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-02
LIST OF LETTERS
Sd mo. 3Oth, 1924.

Remaining in the Post Office at Wilmington, Del
April /. 1924.
Persons calling for advertised Letters, zO please mention it,
A. Ruth Bonsal
Isaac Anderson William Boyd
William Anderson Joseph Brinton
Margaret Armstrong Joseph Black
Thomas Alice Ellen Berry
George Aldridge William Blanchard, jc. q
Peter S. Alrich Rev. James Bateman
Mary Ann Anderson Rebecca Ann Bayliss
Samuel Adams J. F. Browning
Joseph Ackroyd John Bayliss
Mary Abbtt, 2 Mr.. Barker
William Armo1 Joseph Birten
b. jain }achley
Joseph Burt James Bradford
Abigail Beach Jacob Z. Broome
John Bunion, Q Rachel Byrnes
William Bracken,s James A. Berry
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-02

FIRE-On Monday morning, about O'Clock, a
fire broke out in the house occupied as Biscuit
Bakery, in Front, few doors above Arch.stree.
The building in which it originated was consumed
and the adjoining property considerably injur-
ed. The tenement destroyed was the property
OF Mr.. Cav, who resided IN the back part In en-
deavoring part OF his property, this gen
tleman was surprized by column Of smoke and
unfortunately fell victim to suffocation. He has
left large family to deplore his unmeIy fate, and
his fellow citizens, the loss of valuable member of
the community. FIRE.. Jour.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-02
From the Boston Palladium Of March %.
TDnNf I'D ATCE

From the Boston Palladium OF March %.
FROM FRANCE.
BY the brig Arctic, Capt. Low, from Havre we
have received papers to the 22d ult.
Tie Liberals in France object to LA FAY
ETTE'S leaving his country.
The Turks have threatened Lord Byron with de-
capitation if he should fall into their hands.
MADRID, Feb. l1.--Letters from Lisbon TO
the 18th instant, announce that expedition for the
Brazs is preparing. The troops that it will carry
to the number of 10000. will, it is said, be coma
manded by Lord Beresford.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-02
BALTIMoRE, March %.
LATEST FROM RIO JANEIRO,

Captain Vincente, of the brig Morris, in 50 days
from Rio Janeiro states that there were on the 4lh
of February, ten thousand barrels Of flour on sale
and some fine French -four had been offered at S
and dollars, but refused. Two or three cargoes
of wheat had arrived weekly for the three weeks
previous to the Morriss sailing, and great deal
more was expected. Flour was selling at Buenos
Ayres at dollars--Hides in demand al 90 cents
per pound
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-02
AT PUBLIC SALE.

FEREE shares of Stock in the Bank of Delaware at the
u house of Eli Lamborn, on Saturday the Sd of April
at o'clock, p. NJ. HANCE NAFF, .quctoueer.
Wilmington, April 1, 1924. 32-It
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-02

Indignantly upon the first dawng attempt
portion Of the Union from znoher.p WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-02

Lydia Dalbow
Jacob Derickson
Mary A. Daniels
William Dougall
Louis P. Dautrilnont
f.
j. A. Eckell
Elizabeth Edlock
James Ellis
Thomas Elliott
+.
James Foster
A. Fontaine
Maria Frisby
Whillin Foster 3
James FIFTEEN Q
Benjamin Fred
Ann C.. Finn
Birdzil Fowler
John Forman
Thomas G. FalconGr
Nathaniel Fortune
Charles FOrwood
William Ford Q
John Fisher
Edith Farriss
q.
Richard Greenwood
John Gray
James Gamble
Jesse Greene
Rev. Charles B. Greer
John Gorden
Asbury Gillian
Daniel Garretson, If.
James Grub, Esq
Helen Gallagher
Henry Gill
Abraham Gee
Mary Grubb
H.
Maria Hall
lacy Hamers
Allace Highland
George Hatfield
Rowlcy Huggin, 9
Hope & Co, 2
Mary Hamy
Joseph Haines
benjamin Iiershey,2
William Harris
Ellen Hodge
Joseph ID. Henderson
Uriah Hemphill
Moses Hopes
William Hickman, Q
Nehemiah Hill
Warner g. Harvey
John Harrop
Harmon G. Heald
James Hamilton
l. s. ].
Mary Jones
John Jordon
Dorcas Jones
Eliza Johnson
Peregrine Jeffry
Robert Johnson
Joseph Johnson
Richard Johnson
John Innis
K.
Zephania Karrell
Ann Kinsey
George Keefen
Joel King
Nathaniel Kinsey
Richard Kalam
William Kelly
l..
Frances Logan
Moses Lowther
Rosannah Logan
Thomas Leonard
Joseph Linsey
Agness Laing
Samuel Long
NJ.
George V. Massey
Amelia Morriss
Patrick N1egar
Alexander Moor, 2
David Murphy, 2
William Murdoch
William Murphy
Mark Mellan
Edward Mitchell
Hugh Mcgowan
Thomas Mathcr
John Mellan
John Miller
James Moon
George Morrison
Julian Megill
John McMinn
Miss McCary
Miss c. Mcleod
". G..