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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-25

BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE COMMERCIAL LINE.
Six hours only on the road.
FARE ONLY 50 so. AND NO DEVIATION.
STAGE leaves WrLpER's, in Providence, on
- Nonday Wednesday AMI Frilay, at 8 A. ".
and arrives in Boston, at o'clock.
Retuyn,ne-!eaves Brigham's, Hanover street,
Boston, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, pre-.
cisely at o'clock. A. VI. and arrives at the steam
toat in Providence, for New York 5y o'clock.
The subscriber, agent tor the Company, p!edg.
- h'nself TO be but hours the road from Pro-
whence to Boston, aud will drive in person and
aopes the public will afford him that share If pa
trouage which he may deserve. lie trusts that the
attention which ne gave when Agent for the Clti.
zens' Line, will ensure him support, and asks the
public to make trial.
Books kept in Providence, at Wlders.-In Ros-
too, at Brigham's, Hanover ST.. Exchange Coffee
House Brastows, Lion Tavern, Washington st.;
Goodrichs, Sun Tavern, Battery Mach ST.; VIZ
Goodrichs Stationary Store, No. 8, State st. and .
J. J. Jecome's Lottery Oth'e. Old State House.
Nov. H. AZARlAH FULLER, .7yent.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-25
ON MONDAY NIGHT ONLY

VENTRILoaUisM,A AT THE FRAKKLIN HALL,
IN Monday evening, November the 27th. Mr..
" NICHOLS, .he Ventriloauist. re.pectfully
informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of Providence,
and its vicinity that he will exercise hls astonish
ing powers of voice on the above evening. For
particulars see small bills. u Tickets so cents
Children half price, to be had at the door. Doors
open at 9, and to commence at quarter before 7.
Nov
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-25

We understand that CHRISTOPHER Ellcry Robbins
Esq. has been engaged to take charge of The edito
rial department OF the Rhode Island American and
Providence Gazette, and has commenced the duties
oihis office. We welcome him among .he craft
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-25
NEW FRENCH PAPER-H4NGLGS.

NJ QUAhLES e. Co. nave Just inportei ia
k-As the ship Lewis, arrived az New York, their
Fai supply of Paper langings. Of entire new pat
terms. They will not say they will sell as 'cp or
iower than any one in town; bat request those who
wish to purchase, to call at thei' store, 49, Vest
minster-st eet, and ascertain facts.
Nov. I8. 6lis
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-25
THdyvKSGIDJ.NC.

THE PROVIDENCE MUSEUM will be bril-.
l. lisntly illuminated on THANkseIvINo Eve.
MING Many additions have been made within the
last three months. A baud OF music will be EN-
ployed, and every exortion made to please visitors
Nov. IS.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-25

CoNcERT-We understand that Mr.. William
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Ostenelii, propose giving Il
Concert in this town. IN the course of short time.
We hope they will be encouraged.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-25

CNlTH g. PARNEN TER, No. 0, Market
- Square, will receive subscriptions for the
Aaerican Traseller, Stage Register, and American
Statesman, Boston, aud the Literary Casket. Pha-
delphia Now 25.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-25

TEHNEssEE.-It is next to certain, that Genera
Carroll has been elected to the United States Sen
ate, ,over the present incumbent John Fl. Eaton.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-25

TuNO LIZA small. convenient Tenement. IN
Il the rear Of No. So Broad Street. Enquire
OF WILLIAM P. MORRIS.
Nov. 25s
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-25
on WEDNESDAY NEXT.
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS For

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS For TEN.
TNNHE LITERATURE LOiTE Y, class No.
l. 6,will be drawn in Newly urk, on Wednes-
day next. s so, 90 H,shes, Prze.
Tickets at $40, quar- ers, 80 30, elsnths 20, tor
sale at PAINE " BURGESS Othco,
Nov. 25. IL. Market square.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-25
RHODE.LSLAND .4L.MANAC

TUST published. and for sale at the American
- and Gazette Office. in large small qnaut ties,
the Rhode Island Almanac. for the year 1871
Booksellers supplied on the usual terms. Nov. IS.
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DRAMATIC NOTICE.

HENTLENEN disposed to form a Dramatic
~ Society Qor the purpose Of establshin.
winter Amateur Thcatre) are invited to attend q
meeting, to be held at Minard's Hail, on Tuesday
Evening next, the 18th instant, at o'clock. for the
purpose Of organizing the plans of the Society.
Nov. 3.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-25

vESTnILoavIsM.-We were much pleased with
the performances of MIR. NICHOLS, last evening,
and should advise those OF our readers who wish Ia
witness his extraordinary powers, to call at tn
franklin Hall, on Monday evening next.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-25
u'SOMETHlNG TRULY SPLENDlD.El
Look out for iortune!!
n Ty-r, n C'y-

!, Look out for Il fortune :!
on WEDNESDAY, NEXT ---.New. \ ork State
Literature Lottery.
TNllE public are res Jscttuly in iormed, that the
l. drawing OF the above splendid Lottery will
take place in the city of New York, the after
noon of Wednesday next, when. In few minutes,
will be distributed prizes amounting TO nearly Mrec
hundred thousand DO lars. 60 number iottery--8
irawn ballots. $1,000 of the hghes prizes, paya
ie in lots IN the city OF Albany
HqHdsOms .Sr. me.
prize Of S5C, 900. ! Of 10000, I Of $1,000, of
1000, } OF 6OOO o. 1900, OF 1000. of 1920 of
1000, 0 of OOO Of 500, 70 Of 2C0, Oh of 100, 2iS
OF 20, .060S Of %.
few ,lcke yet remain unso.d. and those who
WISH for chance at the above splendid prizes will
io we'll TO apply immed atelv. Whole Tickets
Sl0-halves $5-quarters 50 50-eiyht 81 25-
sxteenths 63 cents. For .als at
CLARK'S
Rhode Island Siote LOTTERY aud Erchange Office,
No. 4, Union Buildings
IPAl kinds Of uncurrent money taken at the
!owest rate OF discount.
A. Bank Bills examined and all Lottery iuforma.
t"o given. GRATIS Nov. 2j.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-25

u The weekly meeting OF T. r. I. A. o. f.
\. o. F. will be held this evening. at Z o'clock
Question for discussion--'' Has Nature more iuhu-
ace IN ,he Ormation of the human character than
Lducati0n."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
MEDICAL NOIICt..

'IVIE Subscriber DoCToR or M1Eplcl>E and paAcr,cA,
ChtMlsr respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle
nen OF Wilmington aud its vicinity thai lie has con-
hehced tp prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET
wilmington, Delaware IN The house opposte ar Hears
hs9pes q Gos LumDer fard-where hu prepares the fol
owing Medicines: The Sulphate of Quinine. This mt
cine contains the active principle of the Peruvian Bark and
when properly prepared is the best medicine as vet dis
covered tor tie cure OF Agues Remtten aud Intermittent
fevers lie also prepares Basamc Restorative for dis
eases o the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumpon &
Phthsc; and medicine which will 1iiectualy cure the
nosl distressing Headache, matter how long It's contn
lance may be- He also the IGotlachc in a few
minutes without making Of any OF the coroding acids
Or red hot rot or plugging the teeth with gold leaf Or
s'cet lead The medicine he makes Of will preserve
'he teeth Tor years lie prepares Tooth Powder that will
when the teeth be they ever black from taking ned
cine Or any other cause DR. r. prepares an Eve Water
That Will remove all inamma.ions from the ewes have
cured numbers from the Rheumatism and some Of them
crppes for years from it. Names or Signatures do MT
require, as see it ton much tie custom with a. ack r.,
from my practice OF medicine and nv experience and
knowedge Of chemistry, able to extract medcina,
virtues contained ~ animals, vegetables and minerals AMI
can apply them tor the different diseases as the constitutions
o. people may want them Persons afflicted with Cancers
II they make timely application, can he cured
lhere IS medicine sold by the lame pf S,sg;ns Pima
cea winch did not hear OF until M swans adyer
tsenent' some few weeks past. hen called N some Of
the most eminent physicians in Phiadpl in and snok IA
.he,h respecting the Panacea, ana informed iher that
had the authors works who invented the medicine AN
discovered ITS effects IN the cure Of ctrain diseases Az
NE Senilemen spoke the subj. iii sai fh-v vr.
certain mat Mr. SWAIN not the Inventor of the ucd
clc. ihe man that invented the Panacta was o f N.
Creates ehemss that Europe proddced and Dc al near
.wo hundred Years; and his writings are difficult to be had
- N. o~a'h mas got some part OF his orks or some.
Neroh gave hln receip from the work. have no doub,
y" nave now prepared chemical and real preparation
y we "a tChA, which will sell one dollar per bot
tie by the dozen aud dollar and ffv cents sn,,I
u r r. prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
al spots Erupons and letters from the face and hands
sn clears ana oeautihes the skim He ak0 prepares a
sae that will take out Corns by the roots from The toes
ana NOT give the least sensation Of pain
Lau'es or "entemen who afflicted with any disease
al curaoe u they are pleased to call on me- Shall he
a''e"ueu ~ WIN inc strctest pnnctuaIity
,,,. JAS. PURCELL, NJ. ID. & P g.
! Wilmington, Del, July 81, 1896 7o--em
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
DeInMaIe StlIc I1ntter1
FoF he 0eaeft q Ae1vark EoHege Mdeo,on icIeLmu ami
inmaaai CAmch
FOURTH CLASS

fHhHNhfff tyhlIfH
FOURTH CLASS
obc drawn al Whining Dei. IN The Is, of Nov 1906
Ncdeme. Il Prize Of 80 000 l of25tO; Of 2aoO i I
l75Oi ot i5oO oi l460; o. 1000; l2 uf 200 I56
oi 20 7SO OF 6; 800 OF } g. 76O PRIZES rs Gn
BLANKs "a $50 TICKETS 'soO
I'cRe S3--lal 50-Qnalter rs GEMS
liil9 Loterf formed by the eriarv pe,rnua,ion of
~ numbers 10 determine the Prizes therein the "a
numbers, from to 'h,y inclusive vii, he seyar.ll,
placed y alee the day of drawing and fnur Of hs
'e drawn on' and thai IIcSe LA, ing on IT, for ITS perm
liion numbers The ls I'd aud Sd drawn from The whe,
N ne otdei N which dawn, Will be entitled to the nrze
F" SO 0JU
And those fire ether Tickets which slal! have on them
ht aaHe nGA'hers IN The following orders sa be ented
20 we pgI sehNci TO them respectively. VIZ the III, Sd
a. % 70 s2,50); ID 1s ard Sd to 900; I'd 3l AID IL
to 750; 81, lsta d Cd 10 5OO 81 ID and Istlo A60
nose o"tsr tckc,s which shall three Of the ,lrawn
numbers un lhcm, and thuse three The Cd 3d. and An u
some one OF their permutaons, will each be entitled 10
''!.u an =, ',,a.. Sl,OJ0
| IN" ~ q, % se - - "c ei''leu To pze OF $500
nose 100 lokc's, having two of the drawn numbers
on ,hm AMI those two the Sd and AL n any order vii
each be eulitIeu a prize If ~
~ otGcrs, beng 16O wuh two af the drawn number.
on mem, viii each be entitled ID prize of C6
ana All ui1se Ioo0 tickets having but one of the drawn
numbers on them viii each be entitled to a prize of So
NO ucket which shal! have drawn prize of slper ror
denomination, can he entitled an inferior prize
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing subcct n
the usual deduction OF fifteen per cent.
Tickets and sa es for sale at wholesale or reo;J h.,
YATES & MCINTYRE, Managers
70 %, Market street, Wilminrton
orders Tor tickets from distance enclosing the cas
or prize uckes, post pad) will meet with plomnt at,en
uon, 1t addressed as above, or to
Robertson 9 Little, Agents.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
100000 DOLLARS,
IHR Dela2nnIe Fire IalalIrnneo ~

INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of die H.,
IL ware, with capital of one hundred thousand pea
The President and Directors now receyna o'ais o.
tons for Insurance, al their Office, No. 81 shnsy 'pi
between Front and Second Streets against Irss' sIed
every description of Buildings in general ie
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes; Household rsnaos
and other personal property ALSO, ast loss or
by inland transportation Of goods wares merchan.
country produce '''e' AID
Terms of insurance will be as "a, orab,e as anv - i,
Companies in the Cities of PhiladelPha New Yok r M
ties assured, may ieposc The fullest confidence j. in
sodity OF its capital, and that ii. losses will he No., We
adjusted by the company fp"t
CORNELIUS ID. BLASEY is Agent TO survey ptone,,,,
insured, for the town and vicinity f New Castle oIs
LEWIS II. Evans is Agent to survey property 10 ho,
sured for The town and vicinity OF Elkion '' A'
JoHN CLOAK IS Agent 10 survey property 10 be Ips,.
for the town and vicinity of SmJr rna. N'eS
JosErn loNEs is Agent to survey property 10 be rro
for the town OF West,Ches,er and vicinity. 'ss
{iTcctoTs.
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Baily, VIM Chandler
David G. Wilson, Joseph Gtubb
Joseph G. Gilpin, Robert Porter
WM. SEAL, Presidtm
ID. BYnNBs, Secretary
April 10, 1896. "a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10

Murrays, comy's, lIarrison's, sms Ash's and Twi,.
chel's GIamnars
kirkhams Grammar, second edition
Mar's introduction to Latin Syntsx
First Lessons in Geography and Astronomy by j. 4.
Cummings, price IS
smlley's, Adams, Gummcres, Workman's and Morse.
Biographies
liiairs Lectures on Rhetoric, Barclays Catechism
Gnmsha"'s United States, with Questions
Conversations on Chemistry
Do on Natural Philosophy
raylor's Agricultural Essays
New-York Expositor, American Orator
llort's Chronology, Murray 5 Exercises
lla'dieh Cordciil ColIoqula
Fixes, Jess, and 5chnets AIithmecs
Ciphering and Copy books. Receipt books
hnled Memorandum and account books SC.
story of lack Haiurd the Sailor BOY OF the Virtuous
Family designed for American Children in Families and
schools by William Cardel. Fifth Edition.
Ctarke's lNbEIIBLE PERMANENT INK, for writing
on Linen apparel Silk and Cotton stockings, table and bed
l,nci, &C., with common pen. This Ink will uie
the most delicate texture and be dscha ged II is
also the oniy sure method of identifying such property
common asd Extra fine Red and Black Sealing Was,
Lead and Paste Crayons, Gum Elastic Tapers vsir and
other Cards, Sun Glasses Cour Plaster Indian Ink, voy
Combs, Lead and Slate Pencils, Tooth brushes Toy
Paints in boxes single cakes Cancels Hair Pence.
Pocket and Dressing Combs.
Ece-Paper, Enigmatcal Cards,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
w. G. CONNIE.

AS the pleasure to present TO his friends and patrons
the following rich Scheme, hoping the same time
that continuation of good luck will heretofore attend
all those who give his offices the preference in pursuit Of
wealth
Grand State Lottery Of Maryland, 9th Class.
The drawing of which will tax place in the city of Bal.
timore, on WEDNESDAY the 18th Nov. and will be COM
pleted in ONE DAY.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
REMOVAL.

CtEORGE M'CORKLE, respectfully informs lis friends
" and the public that he has removed TO the Corner OF
Market and Second streets, lately occupied by Josiah H.
Briggs where he intends keeping for sale general assor
ment OF
Saddles, Brides, Whips, Trunks, &c.
And all articles in his line Of business, which he will dis
pose of on the most reasonable terms
All orders thankfully received, and promptly attended
Wilmington, Sept 28, 1896. 90-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
NOTICE.

EM absolute necessity, as we'll as inclination am de-
Il termined 10 close all my accounts ort,vi,n tlos.
therefore, who indebted, and do not call and pay
gvc their notes payable at short dates will find their
counts paced IN the hands Of unceremonous visites (n
very welcome ones perhaps for collection and howeyc
unpleasant may be to to adverse measures no lon
ger nle cam or will be given in any case whatever.
2?lh sept 1926 j. WILSON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
PRESENT RATE OF TICKETS.
CONINE'S
Ever True Homes OF Fortune

NJ 81, M9ha sTeef, e'p dsora a5ove Tic centre arkc
and tge"cs No 27 Market street, neat door to the corner Of
Ldery street. Bahimslc, No South Tnrd 5rect, fl.ai
hh4a
Where Prizes of 4090) delars, $4,000 dollars 25, 900
q ss' %o'ooo dolla 10000 cllar 10 900 dolas 900
&c. &c &c have been blamed in all amonnt;nr c narl
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
FOR RENT.

4 ND possession given Immediately, that part Of the
IA house lately occupied by Jacob J. Robinson in Thid
near Market Street Inquire Of .Hichael WooH T.. r.
Baiiy.
Wilmington, Sept. 90. 90-2t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
NOIstln..

A Ill persons indebted 10 tie cs,a G Of JOHN GROW.
fsq, deceased, are requested to make immediate
pa! ment and all persons harE CLAIMS against said ~ ate
are requested prsen the same witlon, deay dnv an
tl.ent Gated fo settlement, TO JoIIN liooliy
Newcastle, Sept. 8, 1926. 85-tf ,nh.;,jsr1io,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
100000 DOLLARS

- The :" Lottery lniclRencer" issued at Conines Of
ilccs, will be forwad gas, all those who make ther
Investments at ConAes Offices and viii contain the draw
lng OF the above i.otI,l ~ at IA ge.
.IMN u. 1896
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10

.lham Z. Veach
"
Amos Warrick
Samuel Willeby 2
John Williamson
Ezekiel Wilson Q
Stow & WhilIesr
Mason Walton
John Wright
Emily Wilson
Susan Woolston
Wilmington, Del.
Ann Wood
Elizabeth Wilson
Henry Whiting
William Wright
Isaac Wiltbank
Rachel WorthiDgton
Jane Walker
LYDIA Walter
Sarah Warner
HenJamin Webb
Eliza Walters
Benjamin alISer
Jeremiah Woo!ston
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
Sealing Wax.

Equal to any Observation-Disclosures to burn fras
and stick well. Manufactured by G. KurIbaum.
Philadelphia. For sale at ,he Watclman Of;re'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
PLANTATION FOn SALE.

a fAKM OF about two hundred and forty acres situate
"A in White Clay Creek hundred, Newcastle CONT,
about half mile from New Ark-lae the residence d
Francs o'Danie ofts tract about 20 acres are woodland
Tsst The residue arabic. The buildings are stone dw,l
l1a nS House, two stories high, ncaly neu-adioiifg
Which log dwelling, Two stories higIa log house i
teIah--a frame barncorn crib &c. The quality OF lie
land is about equal TO other in the vciuty-i lies well fa
of water the hot:se and the whole farm is well va.
cred. On this plaoc is an excellent Quarry of Building
stone 1t is not deemed necessary more mnuely to des,
efoe the premises, as IS presumed hat those who MAJ
wish TO purchase will previously view The land for them
selves For particulars apply to ALLAN RuRlNErT,
Merchant, Philadelphia; or BENJAMIN FERRIS, VII.
mngon.
Wilmington, Oct 6, 1926 e2-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST Oh
Remaining in the Pos
SEpTEM.
G Persons applying for
they a
a
Rachel Anderson
Jane Alderdice
William Armstrong
Jacob Ates
Bula Almun
Robert Addiss
Mr.. Addison
Lewis Aston
Alexander Anderson
Il
George Barran
Ann Bailey
Asher iiaiiey
Maria Van Burkalow
William Baynton
Mary Reeks
Peter BoHchsrd
Nimr d Barwick
jacob Brown
Henry Bailey
William Bracken
Cap. Jacob i'iddle
Ruth Bonseil
Matilda .ssrckley
james Bailey
Sarah Brooks 2
Hanna VI baldwin
Joseph Burton
William Bosd 2
Jarret Brandt
Samuel Bowyer
John Burne
John balance 9
Mrs. Margaret Boyd 2
John Burnett
John Burton
Catherine Black
William Boyd Jun'r.
JOHN b. Bayres
Moses Bullock
Jacob Bowman
Hannah Bulllck
John Bell
William Chandler
Mary Carpenier
sir. Galley
Marsrate Campbell
Mary Clark
Miss Alless Cochrane
David Chuat
Archibald Croxon
Ms. ID. G. Claypoole
Harriet Corsey
J I'm Cloud
John Clark
Eliza Cooper
Ann Chandler
lt'ch Earter
Josnila Comb
Eloiz Ci.adin
ID
Andrew Derer
Peter Dixon
William e. Dorsey
Sarah DicFenson 2
r bert l. Dlcket
Joseph A,liton
lienry y. D.ctrick
i'hel'x Devnn
James Delapiane
An d DAVIS
John Dora,
Thomas Dickson
Til Derry
f
william II. Elbanks
Martin t.rskin
Naomi E.rTln
Lieut. David Easton
Robrrt Elkrn 2
Jasep t.sburn
Md.y Eaton
II
James Frazer
John feas ier
John Erera
Jacob Flsler
CspI, Flpless
Elizabeth Vance Frazer
Mary Ann Finn
@
LYDIA Grave
Daniel GulIan
Martha Giwin
William Gibbons 2
James Green
Joseph Garnet
Mary Garretson
Jane Given
Susan Grasel
John p. ellis
s. 6.
II
William Hall
Davis Hampton 2
Leavin Holt
Harris & Young
Catherine Hughes
Mrs. Hughes
Joshua ilnmphreville
Alexander Hans 9
Margare, iiefdman
Mrs. L Harris
Mary Haarowood
JohH liarlis
Abraham Hilton
Mary 'iyett
Joseph iiollenly
William liisbsntls
Jere Nah harmon
George Hayes
Eden Hall
Jose h Hayes
james Holt
James Holiday
Thomas Hyde
Ann Hayes
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10

LII l. l. EhO
Office at Wilmington, y
r. S0lh, 1896.
tiers on this list, will please
advertised.
Giles Leamson
Felix Lloyd
Margaret Leidy
Ambrose Latferty
Frederick Leonard
Samuel Love
Anthony e. Lain 9
John Lenderman
George I.atorge
Daniel LaHerly
Capt. James Lee
Samuel Lexington.
NJ
Thomas Morgan
Ma garet Morton
John Moran 2
Elizabeth Magce
Jacob More
James Mehsffy 2
Hannah Mullongh
Oliver MArston
Jane MDtheral
James Morgan
L0glza Mount
Hugh Mcgowan
Bernard Martin
Saran Morgan
Ne
Mary A. Mc,lurphy 9
James Mcdonald
james hcGl,.ten
Il orgc Mccullough.
Sarah 4lctaeasc
Thomas Nc connell
Rooert IcI,llen
JOhn NJ Comb
Harriet MciIlm
Mary McCulley
Mary McDanold
"
Patience Norris
Deborah North
Rebecca Nix IN
o
Jonas Oldheld
Daniel O'Brien
Joseph Patterson
Jacob e. Pike
Capt. Samuel Pauling
William Palmer
Michael Peacan
Joseph Pears
John Pierce
John X. pearGe
James Person
Patrick Pierce 2
Mary Pennington
IL
v. Robb
Elizabeth Robinson
LYDIA ltswson
Th0mas ltoyston
Prarsoa RaldIng
Maria Rob nson
John Rudolph
Thomas " robinson
Jacob R,c lstlen
Catherine Robinson
William Robson
james ltItcme 2
William Robinson
James l,oock
Eb"ne1er Robinson
fdYarl Robson
Jonathan Richardson
William 6 Roberts
Saraa Robson
En lch linonnels
James D Rivers
William Richards
Joseph ItJney
Maisatet Rudolph
Thona, Rogers
S
SHdh Nlllth Z
James simpson
John Smi hson .
Ferdinand r. atmons
Capt Samuel stewart
Mary S,urgls
Mary sullivan
James slrdon Esq. 9
Mr. Smith
Joseph Stout
Ann : ratlley
Sarah Ann s'herer
John Stidham
Joseph Stoney
William '5herer
Anthony Smith
Edward Scanlon
Elizabeth G.. Saunders
Elizabeth Souter
George Smith
Joel swayne
Perry Steward
Charlotte Spencer
Robert Shipley
Mrs. S. Steinbergcr
William K Smith
Thomas Stephens
4
John Trippe (Currier1
Margaret Thomson
John K, Twadell
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