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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05
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IRCLNy1

~ rules, holden in the clerk $ Office Of ,c s,oe,o .
.oa5gse'y for the Richmond district the 3rd day Of April
Robert Pooro, K. 6 4. Hubbard. Rankin and
P''"sI5' doing business under the finn Of Rankin
'"'e' PETERSON aud Mckinley, partners
I merchants doing business under the style Of Peterson
u we n'cy' I"o"as Cor,scy and n. J.. Philip, and
against t'''
''4a Hcndrce, VIM. W. Ucoing, Elijah Brown. Gco,-o
l,c.lf'c' Hamilton Potts VIM. ". Smith, AIber, "
S,',' 9arhn Ann Smith, and VIM Smith, John S. Nyers
'''' " scott dGs.
iuc defendants John Henarac, and Elijah Brown. no,
,"'s'e' their appearance aud given sccurtv sr-
90 ''c act OF assembly and the rules Of this corr,
| 'PfaIWe by satisfactory evidence that they arc No,
inhabitants Of this country; II is ordered tb5, , go;
90 appear here on the tenth day Of The next tern,
aug answer ina pin Of the plaintiffs; and that cow If
cd -, '',." 'h inserted in somc newspaper publish
w 1,y oI richmond for two months succcssioeIv ard
90 ". f':t"''5 o. the capitol. ip .jc SAID civ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05

TD-Do- Ir-,-,- "a
Return, 0f II. II. s. Blonde from te S,,5, - T,;.
We last week ANNOUNCED III. arrival ~ por,s,o.r 80
MS Nlajcsys ship Blonde, commanded by Lord Bvro from,
the Sandwc Islands, whittier She couyeyed IN. bodies f
the King and Queen those islands with the Cbief %
had accompanied them to England The BlonIn Ic,, T,
land in the autumn of 1924; on her arrival at VaInar,so
h Chaf!ton, Consult General Islands in the Pacific
was sent orv ard 10 Woahoo, announce the death of .lr
King and Queen and the expected arrival of The pIn
with the bodies 1t regarded as a kable crcu
by the natives that lust pre,jous 70 ,ic iI
MI Charlton arrival at Woahuo certain natural nheror
ena-such as the extraordinary oyerowire and recession
the tide, an eclipse of the Inoo, e., ta5i tl -
which impressed them with belief that some fatally had
happened to tie King Queen similar occurrences being
observed when Tanahama died. the first SOVEREIGN Who
conquered all the Islands, brought them under one
government and afterwards ceded them 10 Vancouver ~
i,9l ms omen or presentimeut confirmed by MIR
Charlton arrival. When Blonde arrived at Honoru
EH the anchorage of Noahoo, iii MAY last she was
however, Immediately salued by nineteen guns from, rho
tort
The day afterwards Lord Byron lad an audience f rho
Regent (karaimaku the brother of Boki tine Covcrnor
England,) at his House at which WE'RE dcI.oreI
in the Blonde by our King. The present kim of M
Islands is kaukiau lad about wears of are brother
OF no Rio, vino died in England. Ou the 23d of Nav,
tour days after the arrival of the Bo.uc at H. A. NJ the
bodies of the King and Queen were landed attended nv r
Byron aud all the officers the Blonde dressed in ,frir FIN
uniforms. On arrival of the boats at tho ,pi, i,
chiefs, (foty each caro- to the late room Of audience he
longing 10 the Prince Regent the omb-lolse not heinz e
ished Kaukiaui, (brother of the late KinsA and tb
Princess Naenacn, the chief norncrs supported nv
Lord Byron and the British C,nsuI. tho ,,,l if -
the Island and thr officers of the Blonde formed AN cxten
slTc funeral Cavacade. The Blond. continued ~ tho +
land about six weeks DURING which 7 ,r3 F. 80 -
Inc meetings OF the chiefs who or,vor, dalbsr,,I -
ing the succession Of the young King and prrrss ~ tho
important matter, howovcr very amcablv arranpcd
the heads Of the nation and all the Chic f. exniossi -
earnest desire TO conform themselves strictly to the laws
OF legitimacy, and OF consiu- uniiv This island i doe
+ :ll tho
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05
TIRGINL4.

AZ rules holden IN the clerks Office of superior court of
1926: ' " %" n"y VI Apfli'
joan DePp, administrator of Benjamin Harris, decd, ,n
iIoratio Turpin, an
The defendant having entered his annearonco and
gwen security according the assembly and the
'e OF ms court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
'a ne NOT an inhahiiant of this country: is ordered
a H sad defendant do appear on the tenth da Of
w c%t 'etm ana answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy OF TINS order be forthwith inserted in some
IuoS"e IN inc CITY oil Richmond for months s,cces
sIyeiy and posted the front door of the ca,i - 49,,
said city. Wv '"P''"'' u we
q copy Tcste. W.M ". I!ENTNI;. :.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05
FHGINi4:

JIRGLNi.4:
Al rules holden j.; c clerks Office Of the snperior
Gnance Tor the Richmond district the rd day Of April
john Il. Archer, D
against go
Le"s l. Parham, Eiddgc Smith, John Baker, and snadck
DIS.
he defendant shadrick Alient no, having entered his
eI"ce and given security according the of assem-
10y c'"ehcc that he is nhabtamt OF this countrv
" IS ordered that the said defendant appear here on the
't'H Day OF the and answer the bill of the main
tiff and that copy of this or,er be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in city Richmond for two
"onns successfully, and posted front door of the
capitol, in the said city.
II i copy. Teste, JJ,JL IT. T{ENIA-C,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05
PIRGLNY.4:

AZ rules holden in the clerks Office OF the superior court Of
oaneceFy Tor the Richmond district 3rd day OF April
William w. Hcir1s, Dr
against "
'o4n HeHdree' Elijah Brown George w Walker, GEORGE
en,'F,e Hamilton Potts, w. w. Smith, Albert W Smith
9atan Ann Smith, WIN. Smith, and Robert g. Scott and
o" = myers trustees under deed trust executed by
me hendree, Joshua Crump, Solomon nd Moses
. y NJ Allen q Co. and Nehemiah richenor, dts.
ne defendants John Hendrce Elijah Brown George w
walker and NJ Allen. having entered their appear
aGe n gwen security according the act of assembly
'hat ney are notinhabitaus ufth countrv:it is
GaeG that the said defendants do appear here on the an
y " e ne%t term nd answer the bill OF PLAINTIFF and
paper IN the city of Richmond, TWO months sue
said city. " '' e'P'''''" the
q copy. Tes,o, I'M ". HENLNG. c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05
lIRGLN9.

At rules holden in the clerks OF the superior court oe
Inacery Tor ihs Richmond district the Srd day of April
Richard Adams, executor Of Elizabeth Hunter decd PR
against ~ ~
Carey Seiden and james Brown, IT, second auditor of the
commonwealth ill.,
Inc scireacias awarded in this wing been re-
formed executed ON the defendant, Carey Seldom nd he nor
having enered his appearance and given security ACCORDING
!" 'e ACT OF Assembly and the rules OF this court and il
tht OF TINS country: is ordered, tina, the "a id leeudan
q" appear here on the tenth day of next term and
"uS any he can against the revival sought by the said
process ana also answer the bill plaintiff; and that
copy OF TINS order he forthwith inserted some
published in the city of Richmond, two months success
said city. ''' " '
Il Copy. Teste. I'm. ". HE.NING C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05
DIRGLNI.4:

Al Cour, of Appeals, heid Capitol in tie City of
Richmond, on Saturday, March 9TH, 1926:
William and David Kyle and Company, Mis-
against
Daniel Connely, 61
Upon writ of supesedcas Judgment of the superior
court Of law of Amelia county
nc w OF SuperSedeas heretofore awarded the plaintiffs
TO stop the execution of the said Judgment not beug re-
turned executed ON the defendants it appearing to the
satisfaction of this court, that is not an irhabitan NJ
n's e"ihnonWcali' on the motion of the plaintiffs by
their counsel is ordercd the said defendant do
appear here, on the first Monday in Juue next to have a
ehearing OF the whole matter in Judgment aforesaid
c"ntained and that copy Of this order be insert
ed III some newspaper published in city If Richmond
ana contnued once week for eight successive weeks and
mat another copy thereof be posted font door of the
capitol i'll the said city.
Is copy Teste, j. .4LLEN.c ecu.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05
TJRCLVy1

VII1GL.VTl:
At rules holden in the clerks Office the superior cou
April, 1896: ''' ." gay OF
Walter Crenshaw, NJ,
against 10
joseph White, Clement White, William L. White. Join,
r., t ME- e Thomas NJ White, Sanford Beaslcy, and Ma
ria his wife, Lewis Tinsey and Sophia his wife. John
Hancock and Elizabeth his wife, and Sarah Whit
DTS
ne sc"eiacias awarded in this cause not being returned
executed on the defendants Joseph White and John Han
COCK and Elizabeth his wife, and they no, having entered
ne appearance and given security according to the ar, NJ
assembly ana the rules Of this court, aud il appearn, bv
satisfactory evidence, that they nha bants of ,
country; 1t is ordered, that the said defendants do annca
mere on the tenth day of the term and she,g cause r.
any hey can against the revival sought by the said
dH uat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for mo
months successfully and posted the front door Of the ca
p Copy. Teste, I'm. ". TJE,NLNr,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05
TIRGLST3:

AT rules holden in the clerks Office OF the superor o
OF charccTy for the Richmond district Inc "a 49, -
April, 1926: Wv " "J d
Amasa Palmer, executor Of Hardaway DAVIS deed,
0sainst
Lewis Hazard and Susan his wife, and John Aston and
Jane his wife and Joseph w Harper, Ludson Worsha,n
A0"ef Adams William b. Pryor, and Samuel Pryor,
DTS.
The defendants Lewis Hazard and Susan his viG and
'o"n A'on and Jane his wife, having entered their an
aIance and given security according to the act of assem-
2 anu us rueS OF this court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence, that they are not Of ,j
II IS ornuTcd that the said defendant do appear here
"h inc tenth day Of the term and answer Inc h az
w "i"H' ana That copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published i, the cir, If 72;
mono !o two months successfully, and posted at the front
oooT OF the capitol, in the said city,
- Cory. Tcste, I'm. ". TIENINI;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05

A letter has been received at Norfolk from the T. s
snip Constellation, which represents the crew of the
Hornet, as being much afflicted with tie small pox-
Is of them have the disease
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05
10 Vue&srS John Iicrdree, Elijah B,,o,cn, George "
WdLhcr, dhd Hamilton Potts.

GENTLEMEN:
HDLtAS to take notice, that Thursday tine 18TH ay
N OF May NEXT at tie office of Herbert A. Claiborne
s IN me CITY OF Richmond we shall commence the taking
of dispositions be in evidence in two suits denen5
III the superior Court of Chancey for the Richmond dis
tct IN one of which Robert Poore and others are plain
ms ana 1ohn endTee and others defendants; in the
other VIM. W. Heuing plaintiff and John uendrcc and
others are defendants: and ii will be impossible to COM
pIete the taking OF all the dispositions in one av they will
ut 'ae ''"n DAY to day. Until the whole completed
ROBERT POORE, far hiu!stif Q7d Others
WA!. w HENING.
Richmond, April 18th, 1896 1,y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05
HLRGLNL.a.

.
iueS' holden IN the CLERK office tine superior court
OF chancery for the Richmond district tbe IA do,, ~
April, 1896: 10y "
William cambridge sheriff of TIenrco county, TO whom
hath been committed for administrations the unadmipis-
tered estate Of Esme Smock, deed, and Ie,te Smock
Widow OF SAID Esme, aud sole heir of Maria Fox who
was Yi'I!a oh"eA' PTS.
against
" a.'''" y" nae ana Thomas Watson, II. DIS.
The scireacas awarded this cause no, being retrp
ed executed ON the defendant Thomas Watson iP no
w "VlhS entered his appearance and given security ac-
corning TO the act OF assembly and the rules of this court
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that is not an
OF this county; it is ordered, tina, the said de-
@ 10 appear here ON the tenth day of the tefsn
ana sew cause any he cam against the revival sbt
sam process and that copy of this order be forth
M i'seI"o III some newspaper published in the city of
0"'nohu, Tor two mouths successvelv and posed { the
iron. ooof OF the capitol, in the said citv.
-- - y COPY. Iestr Nm. ". HE.NINCf, c. g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05
TIRGLW9.

At rules hode" in the clerks office Of the superior court Of
I8 8s Tor the Richmond district the Sd day of April
Thomas Price,
agaus, 4N''
chael w. Hancock A'J WI
The defendants Alexander and James Henry. NO, HAHN
entered their appearance and given security according ~,
te act OF assembly and the rules of this court and !,
peaing by satisfactory evidence, that they are No, IT,
napants OF this country; it ordered that the .aid I
90 appear here on The er day OF the next tern,
ana answer the bill of the plaintiff and tina. COM, nf
iShed III the city of Richmond, for two months s,r"
the said city. ~ r"P'''' III
81 copy. Teste, I'm. ". HEAy,,c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05

Two young men, natives of Principe in tie island of
Cuba, who had Just arrived from the Republic of Co
iom6'a were condemned TO death, and hung Princ-
pc, the 10th March forattemptinc to revol1tionze the
country.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05
JIRGLNLa.

at rules holden in the clerks Office Of the superior court rs
qn2g'ery for tine Richmond district, the 5d day Of April
Matthias fue,iu ,r
against 4y
"enfy Newman and ManJela his vic and Peer Joseph
C'evoi' surviving executor Of Joseph Galcgo, deed,
dGs.
i"c deiendant5 Henry Newman and Mauuela his
WE not having entered their appearance and given ccu
y according to the act Of assembly and the rules Of this
are not inhabitants Of this country !, is ordered thar the
d defendants DO appear here the tenth day Of line ne
ein ann answer the bill Of the plaintiff; ard that copv
OF S order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
shcd III iHe city Of Richmond, for two months success
syey and posted at the from, door Of the capitol En- the
said city. ''
\ CrTy. Test.
TN ~. LEUINI: G @
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05

claiborne Day. and Emily Jones, by - - her
guardian al lcm and friend, Gefen5ou,,
Ihc defendant Claiborne Day, having entered his
appearance according the assembly nd the rules
OF ms court ami appearing the satisfaction of the
court mat ne Is not an nhahisant of this commemorative
on tine motion OF the plaintiff, by his attorney it is ordered
mat the said defendant do appear here on the first day of
MAY court next aud enter his answer the
PLAINTIFFS bill, and that copy this order be inserted, in
one OF the newspapers published i'll city of Richmond
Tor sht weeks successfully and posted up the front door
of the said house.
II EonY. Testr. B. D.lNDRTDC.E
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05

CHANCEKY.- At court held FOR New-Kent
Il county, tine 9th day of February, 1926:
I"'hlas hlii'aro' complainant.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05

TIIsGLNJ.i:
At rules holden in the clerks Of the superior co
OF chanGery for the Richmond district, the 3D. dav of
John King, admir- Of Rachael RcCurs, Pm
against
Anirew smith, Geogheghan, David Barclay John
w. "amnie' John Fierney, A. G. Smith, William Muire
ehedse' ana 'ohn Merriam, DIS.
The defendants Andrew Smith and A. G. sm;,b No,
ing entered their appearance given security accor
u'hS 10 Tie act Of assembly and the rules of this con
anu appearing by satisfactory evidence that they ire
nor of this coun,ry ordered that the sn
.eeuan's d" appear here the day of the mex,
t ana answer the bin of the plaintiff; and that cnpv
'' order be forthwith inserted in some uewsna,er NH,
'he" IN the city of Richmond, months
an" posted at the front door of the capitol in the said it
= a copy. lestc, I'm. ". HE.NISII
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05


II rs related that two Of the gentlemen who were con-
hected with the superintendent and construction of the
puehc buildings at w ashngon, when Mr.. Monroe was
PRESIDENT having quarrelled, visited Mr. NJ III order
10 explain TO INN their differences; and in so DOING fell
INTO rough alteration with each other. MIR. Monroe
hstened 10 them, IN silence, for short time; but see
ing much violence of gesture, and hearing very harsh
ephes exchanged, he suddenly rose from his chair and
interrupted them, excaimng in q tone" Gen
uenen, Know not which OF YOU first in the wrong;
you are both wanting in due respect the President
"o the United States; aud must tell YOU that if YOU
40 not learn 10 restrain yourselves in my presence,
VIII turn you both out OF Office" So Should the Poo
pie he disposed 10 act towards those OF their representa-
tiYes, or servants who brawl and raw in Congress
Their dignity we'll business is outraged and for
gotten by the wranglcrs. Vat Cas
= remarkable case of spontaneous combustion lately
occurred on board the schr. Hiram, loaded with WOOL
on her passage from Biboa to New York in conse-
qucncc OF some nsced oil being accidentally split on
the CABIN floor On smoke being discovered the crew
ran on deck and secured every avenue the hold and
renamed deck with scarcely provisions sufficient to
support nature for SIX days when they were so FORUM
ate as 10 reach Faya When the matches were opened
was discovered that the fire had been smothered not
however till after it had ed part of several bales
of wool the cabin buk-head one pump and part of the
starboard locker! The vessel was repaired and pr,
ccedcd on her voyage.
IyyO m of Dr;r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05

TN y. BEHING q, 9.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
LONGEVITY OF A TROUT.

Fifty three years ago, Mr.. William Mussop. Of
Board hall, near Boug hen-in Furncss, when hoy,
placed small ellbeck trout in we'll the orchard
belonging 10 his family, where it has ever since
mained until last week, when II departed this life
not through sickness any other nfrmity attend
ant on old age, but rather for want OF its natural ee-
ment, water, The severe drought drying up the
spring which supplied the we'll circumstance un-
precedented for the last sixty years.
"Ned,o for so Mr.. nj. named this hnny hermit,
would receive from Mr. Ms. hands, snails, worms,
and bread, and always seemed pleased a, the pre-.
sence Of its feeder, frequently moving lis tail and
fins with the greatest rapidly, and app oachng the
surface Of the water. AT several times trouts we're
put into the we'll, which were instantly deyoured by
the solitary inmate who had increased in size, aud
weighed about 2bs. Time had changed poor
" Ned's" appearance, once being lat we'll proper
toned trout, but lately resembling small Goldfish
His lips and gills were perfectly whte-his head
was formerly black, and of large size. This re
markable fish has been visit and considered as a
curiosity by the neighboring country for many years
London Paper.
Mr.. James Jackson, of Islip, IL. y is making
similar experiment with trout When it was Ia
ken and put into the WE'LL or spring, three years
since it did not weigh two ounces. Last March il
was taken and when put into the scales found to
weigh over Two pounds. 1t will rise gently ircin
the bottom Of the well and feed ont Of the hand.
And what is very remarkable, il will suffer none oil
the hany tribe to occupy the cell, not ever one
OF its own immediate family. Several different
Kinds OF FISH, and among them trout of large size,
have been put into the we'll, and all have been lin
mediatey attacked, and ultimately killed by this
ord OF the castle. The object Of Keeping him
prisoner, is TO ascertain by good feeding, the size
10 which these delicious fish will attain, and how
iaaid are their gtowth, n + Ereai@s Post.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
DICKINSON COLLEGE,
Carlisle. Penn.

vHNIlE Winter Session will commence on Wednesday tis
lst OF November vt, and continue for the 2 wee
following. The necessary expenses for that time including
boarding washing, fuel &C., will not exceed S94, and iur
the whole year Sl65.
A full course Of Lectures Chemistry, particularly ID
its application 10 the ARTS will be delivered 10 the students
Of the senior class, by medical gentleman distinguished
for his knowledge Of The science, and practical skill
nanipula.nr Irreguais will be admitted.
The Winter Session otle Grammar school will commence
on the Sd Monday of this month aud continue un,i the enS
of April The price Of tuition is SIS per session
boarding in private families i'll Carlisle be had iul Sl
TO So 00 per week.
By 0rGer eGslc EceG.,igs commiler,
9.E0, nGfflEIn. r.
ca;,,sle o. ? ls'a "a s
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13

The semi annuai dividends Of the fourteen Banks
IN Boston were declared on the first of this month
and we are surprised at the smalness Of them
There are only five Of the fourteen Banks that have
divided as much three per cent for the hall wear
and The highes. ol these divided three and quarter
per cent. Oflhe others, four divided two and hall
per cent.--one two per cent.--lhe others from that
down 10 "no dividend" Such accounts as these
last have been sometimes rendered to Southern
Stockholders, but we had supposed all The living
Banks Of Boston to have been in healthier state
than such feeble demonstrations indicate.
Nat Intel
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13

WiscAssET, (AIaine SEPT. 29.-At the Su.
preme Judicial Court rhe following conviction and
sentence has taken place:
Lucy smith Miriam Wilder, aud Jemima Haynes,
were each sentenced to hard labor in the County
JAIL the two former so, and the last 40 days. The
crime OF which these three sisters were convicted.
was the trauddentiy procuring goods from dife,en.
stores IN Camden, on the prstence of a connection
WIN men OF known responsibility such connection
having been proved to be unauthorized. Counsel for
the prisoners attempted to mitigate the severity OF the
sentence, but the Chief Justice obse, we'd it was the
ns onehce OF The Kind that had come under his ju-
'sdlchoo, and considering the danger of the prece-
dent Idered sentence 10 be read as decrced.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13

.HaI Gnard.-The person who was appointed
to guard the mail between this city and Phllatle.
pha, after discharge of his duties for forty eight
hours, was taken into custody at N. Brunswick,
for firing pistol at, and otherwise maltreating a
citizen on the road. The defence Of the guard
was. that the mail was obstructed by the citizen,
and for aught he knew about 10 be robbed The
guard has been SET at liberty upon giving bail.
~ i. Times.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13

Remaining in the Post Office at st. GEORGES, Del.
OCTOBER |, 1896.
.4-Wilam Anderson L-E,lwad Lane
B--Ihomas Bnes Rachel Laws
Thomas Brown j. Loois
Francis liyard .H--Janes Morgan
James II. B oadaway Sarah hcAuiien
Luther Baynad William Miller
C-etara Cleaver James Morgan
Mr.. L. Cunningham Q Honour Mathews
W llllam Casper Rob't Mcdowell
fienfy A. Clark Eliot, Miller
Edward Caisey John Mareen
Alexander McClard O-ltobeitr H. Owens
D-Jacob Dear P-Ioln Pardon
Job Dodd Robt Perry
E-Wlliam Eeaton Samuel Potter
F-Francis Pagan 2 Francis Plce
David Field R-Beniamin R,.se
James Eagerly George W. Riley
Elizabeth Ford S-Ienry Steel
G-Enoch Giberson MARCEL Smith
Mary Ann Giberson Henry Sbcrt 2
Perry Green T--Purnell Tain an
H-Sheppard Hanson V-Wlm +. Neach
Ann Ieyern Samuel Vail
LChares Jones U-Joln NJ. Woods Q
h-John Keys Carpenter
94-3 JAS. N SUTTON, y. ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13

1t is mentioned in the Michigan Herald, that two
contractors of the Ohio Canal. on section near
Midtown, Butler county, had absconded These
men had large contracts, and lately drew upwards
of ten thousand dollars and eloped leaving upwards
of hundred honest men to buffet the pillows OF
poverty, to whom this money was coming for work
done.