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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-20

UpJster's Spelling Book set to .Hus,c,The
Northern Iris says--"We understand that a new
edition Of Webster's Spelling Book is about 10 be
published, with music set to each lesson We VII.
messed, few evenings since, the performance OF
/ an old man found rude boy in one OF his apple
trees which was received with unbounded applause
The chorus was particularly fine, very much Iesem-
bling the hail stone chorus. We heartily wish
the publishers success in their undertaking."
The British cutter Nimbe, from London, with
The second instalment of the Greek loan, has ar
lived at Napoli de Romania. The money con'r'bul.
ed in this country for the Greeks, was forwarded
from London by this vessel, and has safely reached
its destination. ". /. .uer ddu.
Attempts are making to init oduce into the United
States the cultivation Of the Teak tree This tree
grows in the Indian empire OF Burmah, IN great
abundance. Timber OF the best quality is manuac-
tured from the teak tree is neither liable to ro
nor TO the derredatons of yermin or insects, anu
consequently becomes an invaluable acquisition III
the hands oil naval power. II is supposed that 'he
climate of Florida will be favorable 10 the grown OF
this tree.
Pennsylvania Tobacco.-Segars made OF Iobac-
| CO raised on the farm Of Mr.. Nj Brenneman, OF
Lancaster county in This state have been exhloteo'
and are said to be equal in favour and taste 10 'he
best Havana segars. Many Of cur farmers are
turning their attention to the culture OF this Pan''
the proceeds Of which TO the southern planters u
immense. Lycoming Ga@.
Speed the Pness.--The New York Daily Adyef'
ser and American have sent tc England for PRESS
which will strike off two thousand papers in an hour.
Two hundred and fifty is all hours work with INC
presses in common use.
The Treasurer Of the American Bible Society
acknowledges the receipt of S879S.85, during the
month OF April, including legacy of $4,000, si' ~
the late Matthew Van Bsnschoolen, OF Fshkili, ~
Y. During the same period, the issues from lug
Depository were, 4472 Bibles, 58l5 Testamen's'
and $50 Mohawk Gospels, valued at S5876 So.
| There now lives, near Lake Champlaip. mar
at the age of 135. He is German by birth, was
one Of the life guard when queen Anne was crown
| ed in 1902.
BY the arrival Of 5000 British troops in the Wess
Indies, and an additional strength to their squadron
on that station it is apparent that the English gov
eminent is determined 10 keep watchlul eye W
Cuba, in these times OF revolution.
The legislature of the state Of Maine, has ABOLISH
4 ed Imprisonment for debt.
A Negroes definition of Drinkers.-"I drlnsy
for drnky, Massa, drinky for drunky!''
4 A London paper contains an account OF the COM
bat between "ihe Lion Nero, and six English Mas
lifts" The fight sEert one five dogs oe,,'s
killed or disabled with but little ceremony, oy WY
monarch of the forest The match was lot NV
thousand soyereigns.
Boston, May H. Charles Sprague Esq. IS Gnu
sen by. The mayor and aldermen, TO pronounce .'s
ora,irn on the next anniversary of independence
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-20

The elections for representatives took place las.
week in Massachusetts In Salem the republican
ticket was carried. In Boston the federal ticket
succe, ded by large majority the anion ticket,
The Boston Daily Advertiser, federal pint as
cibes this result to the manner in which the union
ticket was framed, and regrets that " il wears so
much The appearance OF an intoerant and uncon.
catng spirit The PIT Of the lederals,s, because
we are satisfied that in general they have no such
feeling" The Advertiser adds that " it is perfect
ly evident that as party they have nothing 10 gain
by electng fedeTasls TO the legislature" The
Boston Pstiot, democratic paper declares tina,
the result Of the election proves union Of parties
to be hopeless, and expresses determination here
after 10 maintain The old distinctions in their full
energy. We make these quotations TO show the
state OF feeling and politics in our sister city, the
+. cradle Of liberty" in the re,olution.-- .inrora
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-20
LATEST FROM LIBERIA.

Letters have been received at the Ofice OF the
Colonization Society. in the city OF washington
from Liberia dated the l5'h Of Feb. Nir. 'dsnn'an'
the Agent. wri,es:-
.Tb. Colonists never we're more perfectly healthy,
and the public and private Improvements are gong
Harvard At their usual pace, which, if slow, is a
steady one, and will conduct Us soon to c'fcum-
stances equally comfortable and respectable nc
Great labor on hand is the rebuilding, an i'm
proved PLAN Of our 'incipa fort'hcation The tim
her work is excluded, and mason work substituted
in lis place. 1t will cost high. but once done, II
will stand longer than the present generation OF 20.
lons,s will last. Our pier, work wholly OF stone
and mortar, extending into the river one hundred
feet, at the head of which fifty ton schr. might
moor, is about one third finished, and IS 10 De com
pleted by the FIRST Of March.
The natives are becoming insolent, and Judge
il will be necessary TO chastise them severely we
have, thank God, fifty toerably trained young men,
who think, may be relied on Tor the purpose
sha. wait short time for the arrival Of armed
VESSEL
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-20

Directions for raising Cabbages.-Tak. ,o,.
the sumps Of old cabbages which you pener,,,.
out early in the spring, the most prominent s1a,.
after they have sufficiently expanded them srs
set them out in the same mode you do your nl.n,s
and they will Immediately take root and afford wv,
"a very early and luxurisnt cabbage. Those sbo
have tried this method affirm that they are mnos
earlier and by far superior 10 any that can be raised
from the plants. They must be broken from hs
sumps, and not cut off, their small flores greatly
facilitate their taking root. Nat. Int.
The above experiment has been successrl,
made in this town. One Of our citizens, who |,
fond Of gardening, has, the two years past, raised
lexcellrnt cabbages from his early sprouts
Portsmouth, ". III. Journal
Horseradish. - One drachm of the fresh scraned
root OF this plant, infused with four ounces OF water
in close vessel, for two hours, and made into sy
rup with double its weight Of sugar, is an approved
receipt Tor hoarseness. teaspoon lull of this has
often proved suddenly effectual.
Mr.. Monroe--rhe following testimony of respect 10
our late worthy President, has been passed by The Leps
ture of louisiana
Resolved 6y The Senate and House Of Representation Of
the State Of Louisiana General -assenby conre1ed That
the Legislature of this entertain the highest yene
ton for JAMES MONROE who by his administration OF GOV.
eminent, has preserved the purity Of republican ns.
Ituti0ns, and The honor of the nation abroad.
Reso14 That he is entitled 10 the gratitude of the peo.
Pile of this State, both for the share he had in eecng the
union of Louisiana with the American Coniederacy, and
Chief Magistrate Of the Union, by his integrity talents
and virtue.
Resolved That the Governor of the State be requested
to forward these Resolutions JAMES MONROE, President
of the United States.
1 Approved, February 49, 1886
i H. JOHNSON, Governor Of Louisiana"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-20

U s. Military academy, West Point.--Agree.
BILE to usage, and in compliance with the regulations
for the government Of The Military Academy, the
President of the United States has invited the fol
lowing named gentlemen to assemble at West Point
IN the early part Of the ensuing June, Tor the pur
pose OF Witnessing the annual examination, which
is to take place at that time and to report on the
state and condition OF the Instution-M. Dicker-
son. N. j.; T. PARROT, N. NJ Van Buren,
N Y, ] Forsyth, Geo.. The Rev. Prof. L Eve
rett, Harvard College, Mass Prof Dewey, Will
ams College, Ms. George Bancroft Mass N
Vandyke, Del ]. S. Skinner, Md; Hugh Mer
Ger, Vir.; Lewis Williams, N. Carolina, Jas
Hamilton. Jr. S. Carolina, Com. Jacob Jones, and
Rev 0. B. Brown, Washington ID. c.
professor from the University Of Virginia is to
be invited also to attend the examination, in addition
TO those gentlemen already named.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-20

The ninth Anniversary Of the Sunday School
Union, took pl.ce at Castle Garden in the city Of
New York, on the 18th inst. AS many as fifteen
thousand persons assembled to witness The interest
ing ceremonies including between four and five
thousand children. One hundred and fifty nine
clergymen from different parts Of the United States
were present. Fifty five schools Of children attend
ed. The Rev. DR.. Cone addressed the Assembly.
In the evening, the Annual meeting was held at St
Georges Church. The report stated that the pre-.
sent number of scholars attached to the Union is
4430. under the care Of Gle superintendent and
teachers; that 2160 scholars are able to read the
scriptures and that during the past year, 165
Bibles and oil Testaments have been given, as re.
wards. II also appeared That the number of Sunday
School Scholars in Philadelphia and its vicinity, was
upwards of 600.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-20

Getysburgh, Penn. May 1l.-On Tuesday night
the Sd inst. the wife Of Mr. John Livingston, of
Straben township, about four miles from this DO
rough. had four children, three daughters and son,
who were all living and likely to do we'll at the last
accounts. We have been informed that Mrs. John
Rafilesberger, Mrs. Harbaugh. and one or two
others, in this county, have had three at time with.
in the last year but the above is something extra.
ordinary, even for Adams county. MIR Livingston
being in rather reduced circumstances, we are hap.
Ply to say that considerable sum, for his use has
been collected in this place.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-20

Bv an arrival at Portland accounts are received
that The Colonists at Cape Measurable, Africa, Oh
bcria) were in good health and appeared to be
flourisbng on the 9Th March. Several captures
had recently been made by English and French
vessels of war, Of Spanish and French slave vessels
An English frigate was spoken on the 10Th OF
March, which had tax en- on h Coast French slave
vessel with about $40 slaves.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-01-22

ve his 0OnC all the n

necessary in forming both their minds and bodies.
When he not employed in public affairs, he
would be present at their studies and exercises by
these assduous cares evincing that of all the Ro-
MANS he was the father who had most love and ten
derness for his children
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-01-22

1879
best security may be found in retirement.
lfyou wish to be admired, be seldom seen;
and If you are DESTROYS Of having sin
cere lover in your train, let virtue, mo-
desty,and sweetness, be the only lures you
make use Of to ensnare. You may then,
perhaps, by your good qualities, retain
the heart which was at first captive to
your beauties; and when time has robbed
you Of the graccs and the innocent cheer
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-01-22

THE LADIES' GARLAND.
DEFINITION OF METAPHYSICS.
About thirteen years ago, when Britain was en-
Joylng short period of peace, the editors of news
papers were accustomed to exc out their columns
with literary essays extracts. The readers in
consequence, became partially literary, and every
village could boast of its orator and critic In the
town of CLAIMS, which gives title to the Earl of
Strathmore, the smith was the oracle of his day.
the barber, the butcher and many others, attended
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-14
LIST OF LETTERS

Office at st. Georges, De-
1, 1926.
L William Leg
NJ Francis Mccormick
Martin Morrison
James Morgan
Bernard Masterson 2
Rob't. Mcdowell 9
George Mahon
John Mccoy 8
Martha Murch
Mrs McCaully
Stephen Murphey
John Martin
Honour Mathews
Gilbert McGulpin
Alex. McCaully
Rob't. Mctslacken
John Mcmahon
Daniel Mckinley
Charles McGlade
VIM. Michigan
John McCaully
Mary McCaully
Thomas Morley 2
Thomas monaghan
John Mills
sam'l. Mccullough
Sam'l. McRoy
James Miller
WThomas Nelson
Richard Nicholson
James Rowland
Edward Newlin
o Thomas O'Brlen
Edward OsDonelly
Charles Phunors
Mathew Pinckerton
John Poolman 8
VIM. Pepper
John Peters
Henry Plowman
Thomas plumuer
MIR. Pogue
Ann Porter
Hanah Putnam
QJohn Quin
X Lawrence Reed
Henry Russell
John Rattif
S Patrick Smyth
Nicholas A. Smith
Gideon Saulsberry 9
David Skipper
Thophilus Sutton
Christian Schurch
Sarah Skellington
VIM. Sweeny
George Smith
George Stewart 2
Abraham Sanford
Dianah Scott
Henry Smith
VIM. Stalcup
John Shirlock
TEdward Talon
Justin Townsend
Patrick Thompson
VIM. Taylor
Michael Teady
James Tremble
Sarah Taylor
UJohn III. urch
Union Lodge, No. 8.
TWm. Vanelegrift
Christopher Vandegrift
John Vail
John S. Vandyke s
Timothy Verm
WJohn Wunder
Thomas Watson
1'heophilns Woodruff
7 James York 9
s ". SUTTON, P. M
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-14
.Nswcastle County, IN the State Of Delaware, set
BY virtue of an Order of the Orphans Court for the said
County Of Newcastle,
Will be exposed to Sale,

At venue on Saturday. the tsyentyninh day Of January
neat al zco o'clock IN afternoon the house of General
James Wolfe, nkeeper, in the Borough of Wilmington,
Christiana hundred, and county aforesaid
No /, tact or parcel of land, the greater part
whereof is woodland and will be sold in lots to suite pur.
chases situate in Chrstana hundred in the county atore-
said bounded by the road leading from Newport to Her.
seys Bridge, lands of Allan Thomson ond others, contain
ing hryfour and perches of land more or less
| No g. A tract parcel of land, part OF which Is
woodland, wherein is good tenemen log barn, and
other improvements, and well of good water at the door
situate in the hundred and county aforesaid bounded by
lands of John Caldwell and others; containing ei9hty-sS
acres and ten perches of land or less
No g. Three acres Of marsh in Conrods Cripple, lying
on the Old Ferry Road, bounded by lands of Lewis Stone
and others.
No. a. SIX Of marsh and upland bounded by lands
! of john War,leil and others.
No. S, Three of cleared land more or less, lying
on the road from Newport to Stanton, and bounded BY
lands OF John Walde and Others with the improvements
and being the real estate of Peter Po0n
deceased, and be sold for the payment OF his debts
Attendance will be given and terms of sale made KNOW
at the time and place aforesaid, by AARON PouLsON
Executor Of the said deceased, or his Attorney.
By Order Of the Orphans Court,
| MATTHEW KEAN, Clerk.
/ New.Castle December "a, 1884, lift
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SHERIFE.S SALE.
BIZ DAVID c. WILSON, LATE SHERIFF.

By DAVID G. WILSON, LATE SHERIFF.
m virtue Of writ Of vend exp to me directed, will be
t exposed to public sale at the house of Nj Lamhorn,
Wilmington, in Chstana hundred, on Saturday the loh
Of January next at O'clock p. Nj. the following desert
bed lands and enements situate, lying and being in the
hundred Of Chrsana and county Of Newcastle, TO wit
plantation of land, bounded by lands OF Joseph
ientrck son. James White, Thomas Sprngers heirs, Jar
VII scnions heirs, and the Wilmington and Lancaster
turnpike road; containing hundred and thrty,two a
ores Of land, less with two story stone house
frame barn. and other out buildings thereon erected Sci
zed and taken in execution the property of lillian
Ringgoid Newcastle, Dec 50, 1884, lo-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-14
VOL. ~.
Dissolution of Partnership.

YEyTIE partnership heretofore existing between EnwAnB
IL T. BAILY and CHALELEY SoMERs, carrying on the Dry
Goods business in the Borough of Wilmington, by Chalk
Those who have claims Goods purchased for the Stores
will present their for settlements and all persons
indebted will please make immediate payment 10 Edward
IT. Bay, who is authorized to receive and settle the same
EDWARD L. BAIiY,
CHhLKLET SOMERS.
Wilmington, Oct. 2, 1924.
GThose persons indebted to- the above firm hereby
notified that unless their settled without furh
er delay legal will be pursued to recover the
amount Of their debts. EDWARD I. BAll>f
January II, 1925. TAT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-14
NOTICE.

A GREEABLE 10 the last will and testament OF John
~ Cams will be sold at public sale, al one o'clock, r.
NJ on Sxthday the Dist of LIST month, 1925, LOT OF
LAND containing and 2percles situated N Chris
,aas hundred Newcastle county, in the village OF Centre
ton There is on the lot STONE HOUSE, two stories
high 80 feet front and 49, back with two rooms on the
first story and and entry the second, with eel
rss and well finished; well the door, that has never
been dry with good pump therein and shed over II;
frame stable and other out buildings The land has been
lately lined anil is productive Any person ~ishmg 20
purchase NAV view The premises by applying TO John
Knchen, living thereon. Conditions viii be made known
Al sale ~ JOHN YEATMAN,
JOHN KITCHEN,
% M 90 1924 7--6 Ex'rs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-14

FOR PRIVATE SALE,

Lot of ground the north east of Market and
N Water streets, in Wilmington. On the premises are
two story frame house and kitchen, and coopers shop
and the lot is sufficiently large for additional buildings on
Water street. The situation excellent one for public
The terms of sale which will be made easy, may be learn
ed on application 10 Mr. JAMES BROWN, .quctioneer OF
Mr. BENJAMIN CHANDLER. If not sold before the
25h of March next it will be rented and possession gver
on that day. December "a. 2mortf
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JOB PERMITTING
DONE AT THE
w. a gE((g9E.HE4yE AAr @sEgHBiTg55HEiie
Ger, corSrr. September Term, 1924.

Cgcr1 County, September Term, 1924.
ySyioMAs PHILLIPS, citizen Of Newcastle County IN
lie state of Delaware having obtained from the Leg
stature IL the State of Maryland at December session
1922 special for his relief under the nsolvent Law
Of 1905 and the several supplements thereto, peluohed
he hdes Of Cecil County Court at April Term 1924, for
discharge from his confinement in the Jail OF Cecil Codn
" and al the same time filed with his petition schedule
Of lis property, list of his creditors and list OF debts que
~ him On oath 50 far as he could ascertain them and the
Copt bcng satisfied Of bis actual confinement and having
taken The oath required by the said act OF l805lt there
Re discharged from confinement and that he cause copy
Of this order 10 inserted in the Ekton Press Delaware
Wacbmau and the Baltimore American and commercial
Day Advertiser week for four weeks successvey
Al least thee months before the first Saturday IN next
April TERM give TO his creditors 70 appear before
The said Court OIL the said first Saturday OF said Term at
the Court House in Elkon, for the purpose Of recommend
ing a trustee for their benefit and to shew cause, II any
they have why the said Thomas phillips should not nave
the benefit Of the said Ac, of Assembly and the severa
sunplements thereto. lest.
JAMES SEWALL, Crk.
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TO RENT,

AR Let on Shares, that valuable FARM near Whining.
" ton, known by the name of Eden Park. No applca.
ton need be made by any person who cannot come vel
Apply on the premises Dec. 70. 8-4'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-14
Valuable Property for Sale,

CONSISTING of two story brick house and kitchen,
" with the lot on which they stand sit is on the Brandy
wire Walk one Of the most pleasant and heahy situations
running back 100 feet to Shpcy street. The cellar is
trs hoored and paved Whoever may be inclined to pur-
chase may the premises by applying To the subscr
her living thereon. If not previously Sold 1t viii be sold
at public sale at j. NJ. Smiths Inn, at O'Clock T. NJ on
Saturday the 18th Of January next. -
Wilmington, Nov. 10, 1924. 9S-lot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-14
Z PLOUGH MIXER WANTED.

A Man who well understands the Patent Plough making
IN and Cartwright business and can come well recon.
mended for sobriey and industry, may find constant en-
lployment and liberal wages, by applying TO Mr. Da'ns
Dingee, Wilmington, or to the subscribers
WILLIAM HARPER & SON,
Dec 90, 1824-o-4t Centreville Il. Shore Nd
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Ne,c- Castle, Del.
JANUARY |, 1926.

Remaining IN the Post Office at Ne,c- Castle, Det'
JANUARY l, 1925.
a Armstrong Martha j Judson Doct. f.
Allen David KKennedy Martin
Beal William Kelly Jonathan
Brady John L Lockerman Richard
Blackburn John Lockyer George
Bond James Lloyd Joseph
Burk James 9 MMoore George W.
Brown Elisha Morton Mary
Bryan Kerlin Mitchell Joseph
Beeson William McCaferty William
C Clark Thomas Moore Rev. Joshua
Cafert Thomas Mclaughlin John
Crabb H. N 9 McCaferty Dlanna
Cornwall sergt McCalmont John
Caldwell John, Esq. McCombs William
Conner Edward O Obrist Francis J.
ConaIly p PPennington John
DDenney Martha p Parven Sias
Queries Thomas Q Porter David
Danaghoe Peter Porter D. H..
Doyle James Passaway John
Doherly Hugh RRogan Hugh
Grave Jonathan Rgney Edward
Gibbs Isaac Simpson j.
Grenvile Mons Sweny William
II Handy Charles C. Stewart John
Hise John Simmons Laurence
Hartogan Catlarine Stone Leonard
Hill Sam T. Sergeant Rebecca
Hurlock VIM. l.. WWillson Sarah Ann
11-3t H. W. RIICHlE p. M
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COTTON.

OILY BALES UPLAND COTTON, good quality, and
- suitable for Spinners; just received on consignment
and for sale BY JOSEPH MENDENHALL GO.
~ Mo a. 10-4tp
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d a N u n
a Horatio Allen
Sarah Allen
Robert Alexander
George Anderson 2
Benjamin Arnold
John Applebe 2
BJohn Burnham 2
Augustine F. Biddle
John Beatty
John Bedford
John Burn
James Barry
Robert Boulder
Thos. A. Bildle
Martain Bren
William Biddle
c George Carsner
Barney Cunningham
VIM. Callan a
Richard Cooney
John Cannon
John Congden
Cornelius Crowly
Cornelius Congden
John Coggy
David Cazey
Patrick Clark
Irwin Clark
John Carroll
Josiah Conklln
Patrick Conway
u Michael Dougherty
Samuel Draper
Thomas Doyle
Thomas Dannely
John ID. Dilworth
Edward Dannelly
S. N. Dexter
John Bowling
e Martha Edwards
| Il Hugh Fowey .
| Robert nj Fuller
James Faurker 9
John Fancy
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Thomas Fitssimmons
| Edward Finegan
| Edward harrington 2
Patt Furlin
Thomas Fountain
George Fisher
Daniel FltspatrlcE
4 VIM. Foot
II Josiah Freeman
John Pagan
i G Henry d. Gilpin
4 John Green
Cornelius Glacken
i Henry Grindage
Il Gabriel Goldsmith
+. S. Green, NJ. ID.
i Patrick Golden
III Samuel Huston
James Haughy
Il Henry Hetherington
Il VIM. Hamilton
i George Holliger
Il George Houston
n Henry Hukil
Ann Hattery
Stephen Heveron
James Henry
John Hartnett
J Mrs. James
1 John Janvier 9
William Jones
Nicholas Johns
II VIM. jackson
Ell John Kennard
III William Knight 2
+. Samuel Killingsworth
a Daniel Kelley
jim