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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-12-27
DIR. C.. FREEMAN'S
COUGH DROPS, OR INDIAN SPECIFIC.

NOR the of colds, coughs, as,tmas approaching
consump,ions and ali diseases of the breas, and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. no. Market-street, VIII
"'''' TESTIMONIALS.
LANCASTER COUNTY, So.
FOR the information of the public do hereby certify,
that the following persons, whose names herein
mentoned personally appeared before the subscriber
one of the Aldermen for the city Of Lancaster and being
duly sworn or affirmed, scveray deposed and declared
that they had made of Dr. Clarkson Freemsns cough
drops, Cor Indian Specic) upon themselves with the
consumptons splitting Of blood and diseases the breast
and LUNGS-and that in every instance their effects
complete and nfable, will appear by the following test
mony of those who have used them.
Isaac Broom aged ~ years, Of the city Of Lancaster
long time gevously afflicted with cough, pain
and stitches in his sides and breast night sweas cop
toms of consumptive. Applied 10Th September 1899
complete by using his Indian Specific. Affirmed and
subscribed, January, 1874
Alien anderson, aged SO years, Of Manor township Lam
caster county, long time i'll with most violent cough
Symptoms above and much emaciaed. Applied August
9th 1921 complete cure by using bottles of Specific
Sworn and subscribed to, November 30th 1921.
hn Leepey aged Is years. of Iampeer township, Ian.
caster county. Symptoms above and splitting of Blood
by using bottles, and one year and six months
and no return since. Affirmed and subscribed to, yecem-
Thomas See, aged 80 years, of rule Britain township,
Lancaster county, long time symptoms as above,
pete cure, by using the specific. Sworn and subscribed
20 May ODD 1922.
Peter .ai5right aged 81. of the city of Lancaster.
Conrad liraH aged 81 years. of Leacock township,
lancaster county, John Barr Of Newcastle county, state
If Delaware aged o. Elizabeth MKew, aged so years. of
lancaster county Benjamin Wilson aged IS years. Bucks
county, years ILL., Nathan Jones. aged 81 years, Sras,
ourgh towshp Lancaster county Jacob Sueberger aged
20, Lancaster coiy. John Burgis aged 80 years, OF
Strawsburgb, Lancaster county Adam Werfe, aged 4s
years of Conestoga township, Lancaster county.
Each of the above named persons abored under most
violent coughs pains and stitches in their sides and breast
Cor long time, accompanied with night sweats hectic
evers &C. &C. were completely cured by using few bot
Rtae., C III. n1ndn ffrrnuo
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-12-27
PROFESSION OF A NUN.
From Belps " Observations on Halu.''


Among the institutions Of the Roman Catholic
Faith, monasteries form conspicuous feature. I,
is impossible, ! think, to reflect on the state oil
beings thus cut off from all the social tics Of life,
without a sensation of melancholy sensation
which is more especially awakened to the situation
Of female votaries, their stricter rules and more
uninterrupted seclusion, separating them from the
world by stronger barriers than those opposed 10
the other sex.
The profession OF young nun can hardly be wit
messed without exciting feelings of strong emotion.
To behold being in the early dawn of youth, about
to forsake the world, while its Joys alone are paint
ed to the imagination, and sorrow, yet UNLISTED,
seems far distant-to see her, with solemn VOWS
cross that Threshold which may not again be re-
passed, and which separates her forever, from all
those that give interest," and delight, and Joy
to life-to imagine her in the lonely cell that is 20
replace the beauty and grandeur Of nature, presents
picture that must fill the mind with powerful fee
lings oil sadness.
Such is the Illusion, such the sensation inspired
by the solemn scene, that believe that he whose
faith hailows. or he whom different persuasion
leads 10 deplore, the sacrifice will yet, for the
ment, behold it with equal emotion.
The mind, if not more than usually cold, will with
difficulty suppress the tear that rushes from the
heart when contemplating. in perspective, the long
Is,less life which lies spread out in an unvarying
FORM before her who is thus, for The last time, sur
rounded by busy throng, and adorned with splen-
dour that seems but to mock her fate.
The convent in which we were now to behold this
ceremony belongs to an sussers order, styled Lu.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-12-27
FLORENCE BY MOONLIGHT.

river, even in city that has no trade, still pre-
sents busy and an animatng scene. In Florence,
the Arno, with its numerous bridges, offers oil that
is most gay and attractive in the city. Its waters,
radiant. and sparkling in the mid day sum- add life
to the whole prospect. and when the heat is spent
and night closes in, the landscape assumes mellow
er hue, the starry, cloudess sky, and clear pale
moon. shining as il does in these southern climates
with tho splendor bus Of iessened day. The zen
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-12-27
TILE SONG OF ROSE Wrsrom.

FtoPter cupuen,
Ex'inctus pudor, ct qua sola sidera a,liban,
Fama prior" Tre '"'
;, hnes were suggested by that part Of open O
wnere 1t describes the afiliotion--tbe mute anil y
'nPanlng grief Of the beautiful faded, and credible
eS'on' when she was informed OF the baseness Al
sefaon OF her seducer, Frank WhettenhaIl.
dhey tell me thou hast gone from me
q, Uer the vide and stormy sea;
m not believe the tale they tell
Thou would'st at least have said. farewell,
They tell me that thy alter'd brow
meta'ns no trace Of beauty now:
That sin and shame have blanch'd thee pale--.
III not believe the sland'rous tale
Thy bloom is gone-perhaps it fled
Guenchd by the tears that thou hast shed
Ihinking OF her-Il not upbrad hee--
am, alas! what thou hast made me.
would not weep this last adieu
Could believe thee else than true.
II ',is dream, and should wake
10 know thee false, my heart would break,
MY days on earth have fieeted fast.
AndI have lov'd thee to the last
Thy fatal love hath ruin'd me,
But my last thought 5 prayer for thee
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-12-27
WILMINGTON, Del. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1926.

a. ne following uncommony beautiful lines are found in
GE ase -yonme entitled Leisrc Hours at Sea-" by an
ofhcer in the American Navy. ~ "'
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22
CONSOLIDATION.

I'm account of parties in heUaited Stctes from
the Convemti0n Of 1897, TO tie present period
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22

ssThe authority OF constitutions over gov
eruments, and of the sovereignty Of The people
over constitutions, are truths which are at all
times neccs sary to be kept in mind, and at no
time perhaps more necessary than at the pre-
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22

Sits high time, said Me. Fepno, govern
ment printer during the reign Of Mt j Nd
ans. that VIC should get rid OF this huge SOW
with her faro W Of pigs''-aIludDs u the gen
eraI government and the thirteen s.des.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22

t"IJohp l.sngdon senator ION, New Ramp
shire, and Afterwards Govcrncr OF that tat
in letter to Samuel Riugold, q dated. DC.
tober 10th. 1900, declared, that Mr. Johu
Adams in his presence, expressed hope or
expectation 10 see The day, when Mr. } Tay-
Tor Of Caroline, and MIR Giles, ITO whom he
was then pcIk'p would be convinced. hat
the people Of America. wouid not he barrv
without an hereditary chief magistl ate aid
senate, ~ at least. for life
Mr.. Taylor, on the Il ialof calender, attend.
cd in court ana wos sworn. ready To prove
this fact; bnt Jh &c Chase would mo- Permit
him TO give it in testimony.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16

Bolivar and the United States
Information recently re-
celyed gives us to understand that the
LIBEgAToR BOLIVAR, paid a visit
to the United States Squadron at Cho
rillos, on THE BIRTH DAY OF WASH
INGToN, and that he was saiuied from
the Frigate United States and the
Sloop Of War Peacock. This is Ia
gratifying circumstance, as II proves
that acts OF reciprocal friendship exist
between the Liberator and our Squad
ron in the Pacific. Not long ago It
was supposed that a very dliieren.
feeling piedominated among many OF
the patriot Chiefs regarding the Uni
ted States Squadron, and this agreed
bic change may be attributed to the
department OF the present able com
mander in that station, Commodore
HuLL, whose conduc: throughout the
various changes OF fortune 10 the poll
teal concerns of Peru and Colombia,
has been uniformly consistent.
The British Ship Cambridge "a,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16
Highest Prize 10000 Dolls.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
10000 Tickets.
More Prizes than Blanks.

10000 Tickets.
More Prizes than Blanks.
~ Every Prsse payable in CASH. a.ris dayi
after The drasing-sueJect TO a dGscoanf effdesn
per eens.
GMODE OF DRAwINCs-The Numbers
will be put into one wheel as usual-and in the
other wheel will be put, the prizes abers the
de nornination OF -Four dollars, and the drawing
to progress IN the usual manner. The 10000
prizes Of 81 will be awarded TO the cdd or
even Numbers OF the Lottery las the case may
be) dependant on the drawing OF the capital
prize of Forty 7housand Doiars--,bat il 10 say,
II the 0,0vo dollar prize should come out 10
AN Odd number, then every Odd Number in ths
Scheme will be entitled TO a 81 prize. II the
AZ, OU0 dollar prize should GENE uut to an Ere,s
NUMBER, then all the Lrcn Numbers in Es
Scheme viii be eaci entitled to a prize Of 81
6 Odd Numbers are those ending Nth
l, 5, 8, 7, or q.
~ Eren Numbers are those ending
Nth ., 4, =, g., or o.
lhis mode OF drawing not only enables the
Commissioners TO complete the whole Lottery
in DRAWING. but has the great advsD.
tage OF distributing the small prizes regularly
to epefy eae,siate number tn The scheme, so that
the ho,uer OF two tickets or two shares Of tick
~ N~'~ S|A -@ w NF&n w VIII VG
certain of obtsining at least one prize, and in
the same ratio for any greater q,ian.ty.
GA Ticke, drawing a superior prize in tis
scheme. IS NOT RESTRlCTED from drawing
an interior one also. {many tickets therefore
will necessarily obtain TWO PRIZES EACH,)
uTHE DRAWING will take place in the
City ct Baltimore on "Wednesday the 9th
JULY, and NH finish on he same day.
#
The Br,liancy Of the scheme is ALT0GE-
THEIR UNPRECEDENTED. Adventurers
will remark the low rate Of ,icfets-thc vcrv
t%rifling risk incurred, there not being one 5ionA
to a prize and that the capital prize of fOR-
|Ty THOUSAND DOLLARS. IS Of a msgni-
tude hitherto unprecede nted for SO smalla sum
invested above oil. however, y the GER
TAiNiY OF OBTAINING Al LEAST ONE
PRIZE by the purchase Of two tickets Or "
81 ares-(one odd ard one even number) and
10 the same ratio Of certainty in the purchase
| Of n greater number Of tickets or shares
Wholc Tickets, $500 Quarters, Sia5
Hdires, $50 Eighfhs, az
To be had. in the greatest variety Of Nos. lOdx
| or Eyen.1 at
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16

sLsHery and Exchange Office. la sNarkef-sf.
BALTIMORE.
Where in the late State Lotteries, were sold
The Great Capitals Of 100000 c~ollars-40.cC0
dollars-two q 20. 900 d~ollsrs-three OF 10000
dollars, besides no less than twelve capitals OF
5000 dollars, &c and where more caf lfal prizes
hare been obtained than AZ any other 0efeesn IL
nserIcl.
Gorders from any part ofthe United States
or Territories. enclosing the cash or prizes IN
any ofthe Lotteries, (post paid) will meet ous
accustomed prompt attention .address 10
] l. COHEN, Jr.-Bohimors.
Balinore, june Cd. 1925.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16

Rapid. reading and artieaiaiiOn.-On
Sabbath day, May Is, 1875, Miss Polly
Edgerly, Of GilmaLton, daughter Of
David Edgerly, Esq. read vocally and
distinctly, between seven o'clock IN the
morning and five minutes before nine
in the evening, the whole of the New
Testament from beginning to end.
Com.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16

SroSrAxEoUs CoMBUsTIoS.-The
Jamestown Republican gives an account
OF an Instance of spontaneous combns-
ton, in a barrel of rags, some Of which
had been used in cleaning lamps, and
were consequently. saturated with OIL
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16

Ingenious Deuice.--Thc Montreal
Herald of Saturday last, states that the
owner of a raft offne large timber, on
his way to Quebec, for sale, appear
ed at the custom house, in order to
get the raft examined, and the neces-
sary documents for transporting 1t
made out. Unfortunately Tor him, the
gentleman ofthe custom house, exam.
ined with greater minuteness, indeed
thar the trembling owner could have
wished; each ofthe large logs OF which
It was composed was found 10 contain
a certain number Of canIsters OF the
finest Spanish leaf, plug and segar To
bacco; placed there no doubt by the
aid of an ingenious pump borer, and
shut up at each end OF the logs in a
manner that have must inevitably elu
ded discovery had not some person
employed in the business Of conceal
ment given information. The mum.
Der of canis!ers seized amounted to
2l9, each containing abou: 16lbs.
weight; so. that had the speculation
prospered, the profits must have been
very great. For the future raits will
enjoy the special cognizance OF The
Custom House Officers, as this new
method of dramatically sealing 10
bacco is worthy OF being particularly
attended to.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16

and the Chilian Squadron, also salu
ted the Liberator, and the three squad
rons thus combined in evincipg their
respect for the character and talents
of one of the first men of the age.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16

Israel Robinson, Robert snodgas and Robert Braley were appointed q Committee to
attends me county court OF berkeley, and uge The Necessity OF P.rms"ga iAm Tor Tue
me 700" me eoa'y, and making safe OF he resent Poor ho"e. ,.a
JOINS nohef, tohhsd nosmIe and JON Gregg we're appointed. COMMITTEE hr m pur
pose OF settling @h III Snerf,a and Jontctorf 10 tbs iMt Year,, and 10 proceed b.. muuon,
Iorhpi 4, agans all dInquenS
Roberts udoassC Conrad Hoemne andJ John Sudher in conjGionw With the Contractor,
we're appointed aconniteet 10 supermed and direct Inc mAual# regulations us For
House anu l" dnect The MANNER procuring The supplies Of ues ne.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16

Handsome Bar Maids.-We repub-
lish, says the N. Y. Post, the following
advertisement for the benefit of the
"beauties and handsome girls of N.
York. taken from a New Orleans paper
of the soth ult. TIE editor says that it
is the first attempt to introduce there
the practice at Paris of procuring the
handsomest females to attend on custo-
mers in coffee houses, where the pro-
fits of The bar in a great measure de-
pend on the fair charms OF the keepers.
"Wanted two handsome ladies to as
sist in two bar rooms, and to whom Ii
beral wages will be given. Beauties
from New-York, Charleston or Sayan-
nah would be preferred. Due atten-
ton will be paid TO applicants at No. 90
Camp Street"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16

The undersigned having been appointed THE .nnual meeting the oyereers Of the Poor
a Committee 10 prepare irp ubbeauon 10 heG Gazette the tceednps OF te BoIc, have
pended publishing The flames oLose returned delinquent tor 1924 (amountrg TO ol3)
a hrnb belief uat q great many "o have zen returned, are able and VIKING TO pay
when cahNd on md n o defo' Afford every, Person chance a paying, " have placed me
hnqunt 81 IN Tie hands OF MIR Abel unsm. who rs authorised 10 receive ADJ s"e re-
cep@ 10 az n pay, and onmelc SUES against all Who refuse " doso
WILLIAM LONG csnninus
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16
ALL I'M ONE DAY.
To Be drassn IL fhe Cay Of Raifimere on ~
Ezra NEXT MONTH. lJutrN
BIT THE IMPROVED MODE.
Scared ~ Letters Patent u.der Sea- Of The U.A
conEN,s ofricE-baamsre.

CoiEN's OFFICE aha,asre. }
JGne I'd. 1925.
uThe fnproved Mode Of drawing having
been universally and ~ decidedly approved by
the public, as ey.nced by the unprecedented
sales in the late State Lottery, the Commlssrcx.
Kns appointed by The GovrRSoa aud CovScrr
have again adopted the same plan in the fol.
loving scheme, which we have the pleasurs
row to present, VIZ
GRAND
STATE LOTTERY OF MARYLAND, No.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16
ANDREW HCSrsl, Secretary.

In addition to those heretofore mentioned.
the following gentlemen have been appointed
delegates to The Stsunton convention:
Fr~edeick-.Alfred III. Powell, Henry st Geo.
Tucker, John r Cooke, Nathl. Burwell, d.
yid C~as,leman. Jun Joseph Sexton, William
M. Barton, and David Meade.
Harrisoa flames Pindsll, joseph Johnson
Edwin S. Duncan, L. q. Jackson, j. w. Golf,
and John j: Allen.
Prince Ui1iam john Macrae, Charles S.
Carter, Charles Hunton, Barnaby Cannon, Geo.
w. Macrae. and John Gibson, jim.
Cfg Of Richmond William Munford. Robert
G. Scott, John Rutherford, G. II Bacchus and
Thomas Richie.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16

The highest price in cAsR
will be given for clean Cotton
and Linen RAGS, at the Office
of the Niartinsburg Gazette.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16
ERIE CANAL NAVIGATION.

Arrived the last week, Exclusive ut
packet boats, 2 Rats and as6 Boats,
with
1864 Bbls. Flour
e52 do Provisions,
1904 do Salt;
So do Ashes.
IO1 do Linseed Oil,
All do lime,
Q do Cider.
as74s bush Wheat,
1875 do Coarse grain,
Sc do Flax-Seed,
6oaI7 gals. Whiskey,
$4,000 feet Boards and Scantling,
s94O do Timber,
So M. Shingles,
$50 do Slaves,
Is do Split Lath,
8 tons Butter and Lard
o. do Wool,
ESQ 20 Gypsum,
Is do Stone,
81 do Fur and Peltry.
Sc do III. II. Furniture,
743 do Merchandise,
5 do Cheese,
i27 do boxes Glass,
ST Cwt Beeswax,
81 do Spring water,
81 do Dry Peaches,
90 doz Sleeves.
i05I Split posts.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16
Extract Of a letter from Bordeaux, da
ted .HpriI 1S.

ted .Hpril IS.
"The Ministry of France appear TO
be in a truly embarrassed situation as il
repects the Commerce Of South Amer
iea.-Petitions from the principal mer-
chants are continually presented TO them
from all quarters, praying them TO open
to that country, that they
may enjoy the great benefit which
would no doubt accrue by such a mea-
sure. On the other hand the Govern
ment are bound to the Holy Alliance,
which effectually prevents them from
recognizing those States, although they
are no doubtin reality lost to Spain. 1t
is said That Mr.. Villele has called a
meeting of the principal merchants
from different parts of France, when
the great question will be discussed. II
the recognition of the South American
States take place, France will no longer
form one of the Holy Alliance; if on
the contrary she refuse, there will be a
lust cause of complaint by the indus
trious part of the country who will have
a right TO say, You impose upon us hea-
Wy taxes, particularly the one in ques-
ton for indemnity TO the Emigfants,
and you seem determined by your sys-
tenn TO put it out of our power to pay.
In my opinion this Government will be
forced to accede to the wishes of the
majority, and let the rest of the Saints
of the Alliance take care of themselves.
There are now several French vessels
fitting out for South America, and the
n fear, what l think may occur,
that the Government in that country
will refuse them admittance."
Cdna1s.-It is stated in the Paris
(Kentucky) Citizen, that a company
of New kers in Cincinnati pro
prose digging a cana! from the mouth
of Licking river to the junction of the
Stoner and Hinston, and even SC far
as Paris, If a sufficient quantity Of wa
ter can be found. The company, it
is observed, will cut the canal at their
own expense, and really upon tolls
for remuneration. 1t is presumed,
however, that they will first make APP
plication to the legislature Tor an act
of incorporation.
Lafayette The General was al
Buffalo on last Saturday week, on his
route 10 the Eastward. He was to
leave on Sunday morning Tor theFalls,
take the boat on Monday at Lockport,
and after spending part of Tuesday at
Rochester, endeavor to reach Rome
by the Canal on Thursday in the fore
noon. fthe necessary arrangements
were made, he would proceed from
Rome to Steuben on the same day, to
Law the corner stone of BARON STEU
BEN's Monument, after which he was
to set out for Utica, where he was ex-
pected in the evening. Orders had
been issued at head quarters for
the Uniform companies in Al
bany to hold themselves in readi.
ness, to pay military honors to the
General, aud other prepar atoms were
making to welcome him, on his arri
val IN that CITY,,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16
Report Of the Ouerseers Of the Poor.
At an Annual Meeting of the Overseers Of the Poor, for tn.
county OF Berkeley, on Monday the 9th day OF June, ls25
being the first Monday in sad month

county OF Berkeley, on Monday the 9th day of June, 1895,
being the first Monday III sad mouth
The Board proceeded TO lag the irg fir The ensuing year, as foHops, to ~i:-
William Marna amount hi. aecouotk for sundde. furnished for the burial Chs Kidd s. S.
.heny X liner amour, his account DrboGdns and lodging D. coOnsnan and hauling
Mary Ray amount .ro.sd her for keeping Richard ny IS sssls At Isl esper week 500
he srna thomas MeSennsys child nEs
John Doomhed aaowsdd ggms g.se tor Betsy Dos.es child 50
S%a nI G@ 5ia,D as amor e : mS 10 : s 5 , gsSss. 70 s @s spp Jso 81 Ni ~ se's .mSs ~ > q %
r%n e : ss. s. s%osn n. .s sss,S d s as i sSSa, s., nss%s's sseo asv for s sMnsny peDsno :"
MMss ~nie sex, and busn ing clothes tor same So
Ehsd Turner amount. aued Inn % be app%ea to %e support I'll oem Chamber. 30
Se"est 1s sass ra a@"Sa s. .S~, d s %n %S Sr rs sr sps ssm IS SsrsSe A 1ean I.s x : 90
Robert 7 Bs"ty am~ua Of ms asoaa,@ ssndnes furnished mrs Kernsand Fam
faa. ss s snvsa snoan.h IN seeonn saadnesi anshsa Daniel o0a s imS
ls.el R,Sn.% s amount a%psd lm 10 be . spp"sa 10Th, %oSe sap@, Of Job cs~s 's"' so
Iii odns .@nes d. sssss ss sadre. p purchased f. !. Ray sd buying same. 'fr.
W. s 's s a,@ s be .. s$.ss d. ], .s as .sPs {: p & ss'' '7.s 900 s
William rsss blouse ss.s, amount, allowed him making ss@. for Polly Ray Soc
James ) Boyd 4n'unt allowed ha making collins tor rarey sswo children mdLsh
John Doll amOaan M account making coffin. for person. N Poor House 50 so-daao
Conrad negmre amount as .eeountf for snddss furnished Robr, Crimes and Others %
poe.. tsasI M &C. f y a.es as rnyse m,m 10 the ao Poo, ,h "sn a, Of II. ooo,x $50
which re was appointed the last year 20 60
Doet nnhara Nesneny say as physician to the poor IN that part Of the county Of
sanans saad,c Clerk salary tor ensuing year y 30
David ": D. Allowed ar% 2@s %o% sheet sheet &c. for JUL. po. %
John Aeckay. Jun per dem lo~anee Of ,he members. Il present first day and
wnhAn long noua,es p@aai over. aud above allowed him as Contractor for die
Deroem 70 cover deAnqpns aud herdas commsaoa s7 ls
$50 ,,s,,,.. ;, ;, cent?. :, ss,s !,
b@ The sa h sss. !. appointed ,%ssat c Oh sas. Of a The Poor , s.t Is for ss, ,s ,,sa s ssar 3a xs /, :. give We
John $ porterfsd. D 5 returned SOY deGoquenu.
ieer6 A'daer D 5 do. 26 10.
Whole number deGnquents ss
Frederick Householder auo~ea amount Of accounts for nndis furnished
Ans%,r wed !" 8 and. y ISL 's@ . .ppssa, to the %pp@, of nu,rass $40
john Doh Communist aea to make soh"st Tor nc Poor the emass se"i or n' following pn*'