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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-06

I'm sIG4 inc olAS, oHcfs hf SAC, the FARM
6asisE which he resides, situate on nc m !,
0bsyassSM elevated & ound, WITHIN hall anle dircc,l,
back Of Wilmington; containing about eighty acres inc
ding fourteen Of Marsh meadow. Tie situation i
beautiful and from otg experience, proved TO lie one al
the most healthy IN the Commanding M sx ;s,s
prospect II tie Rivers Delaware and Christians And
highly improved surrounding country forming lal scanr
equa!ed by few and surpassed By none lie State Of IT,
aware On this Farm IS ever, Improvement Necessary f
the convenience # family, aeil oi farming gardening
or darying,--a comntdots DIV eing house, barn, mi,s
house, granary, carriage huuse, work shop, and smok
house, Of stone; a!su ronny AID conveiien, ~ sny
house. for ove,seer. poultry house, house, &c viii
an orchard containing upwards of fifty varieties Of choc
fruit. situation arditg more ehfal prosn,S
and possessing the valuable blessing of alth can
be but seldom offered TO the public. 1t will he cspoa i
Of on terms accommodating the purchasers at .as
fourths Of the purchase ney may remain in his hands
for term Of years. IT required Sticks in the Backs ~
Insurance ices Il phladephls, current prices NJ h.
taken in pay ment.
Should the property not find purchaser in o., h. pres
en year. It Nh be lt either entirely. the sla,,s n
term ct years, person hat he ecotnr endd
and posse son given in tc Spring For further inn,r,
ton iGpte Of WA WAY, No 81. Wood-sreet, ph,aJe
PIMA, Or te Subscriber. JOHN WAY
September IL, 1922. gs-o,
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NOTICE.

Ill persons indebted TO he estate of Henry stee1e de-
N ceased, late of Newcastle Del requested TO make
immediate payment, and those having claims desired
present them properly authenticated for settlement,
ANN f. STEELE, Admir-.
Newcastle Oct 49, 1897. 99-4t
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NOTICE.

4 VERY trusty Colored Girl. 10 years old, who an.
n elsands cooking, and all kinds Of house. work, TO be
disposed Of kr - years to respectable family, in
this ale. Inquire at This Office.
Sept H. 1922. 8e-tf
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
For Sake.
The subscriber, purposino 10 ia

1He SuDse' 'tSI PIT PVsIHD 70 Itate
The State, offers Tor sale, tue FARM o.
which he now resides, si,uat, 4 on tue m,st
elevated "a ound WITHIN half mile dr@.,i,'
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LOST.

nETWLEN Newport and the Chayb ate Springs a
I'D saa pocket WALLET, tanning small amount OF
Cash and few papers. The finder viii be compensated,
On leaving the Office Of ROBERTSON & LITTLE No 49,
Market sfrre,, Wilmington Sepi. a.
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STATEMENT

INF the accounts Of the Road Commissioners OF Red Ii
~ on Hundred Newcastle County, for the year 1926,
made pursuant to law passed at Dover 9th Of February
1926.
Amount of tax laid for he support of the roads
and BRIDGES at 90 cents in the hundred dulso S191 S.
Order on som C. Clark, late Cole ctor, balance
in bis hands ~ =
Errors flowed Sill Oh 1869 so
Commissions for collecting and paying
away Al per cent. 70 -
Nett amount of Tax SlO7l %
ofdeis paid BY Thomas Clark Collector and Overseer
h. labor the nublic
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-06

For the cure Of scrofuta, or Kings Evil, Ulcers,
rheumatism, Syphittic, .Nercurial and Liver
Complaints, and most Diseases arising IN debit
itatsd constitutions, or from an impure state Of
the Blood, &c. &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-06
MiDnLETOWN ACADEMY !,
Classical Department.

,6Sils INSTITUTION will be opened Mondav the ed d
a. october INST, under the tf The K,v. Josipi
NILSSON
IL this Seminary Students viii be oreuglly nstrnctf
N the dtt,rrnt branches f good Eugis, and Classical
Grammar, topography, Compos tom Flocuton. Malhema-
cs, and NE t'ietk aud latin Languages, re terms q
tnnon u oe--for the iugi-h raclvs, eaclusNe q
mathematics, IS per Ncssion, 81 : ncni,g 'he Ma'-
MATES; tor The Languages, ncudng ,h, EneIsh SO PEI
SESSION. lu;@n nohe, 10 be paid in advance.
There will be two sessions II, the year with short vac.
ton between each.
Good boarding. can be obtained in teepe able families
the village, at The rate pf foy loa per session. aud
few hoalaeis can be accommodated ianly 4 a.
piitcips JNO EpDOWEs, s ~.
Midetowr, Oct. I, 10 z. g4--5n
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New London Academy.

YDlIE trustees Of this institution have the
- pleasure to inform the public that The bun
dings, &c appropriated TO the use Of the School
have been recently repaired, aud are now IN a
nent aud comfortable condition. whilst the
School itself, under the direction ri the Resd.
Nicholas II. Cobbs, IS nourlShing, and every
wa, deserving the most extended patronage.
Nc Cobbs, aided by one or more competent
assistants, will continue TO superntend its exere-
ses during the ensuing year, and II IS expected
will retain its direction fur considerable length
OF lime. The we'll established reputation Of ihis
gentleman as tutor, added to his high chalac-
ter for morns and picty, authorise the trustees
to assure the public that under his guidance no
pains will be spared 10 render the institution n
most useful School of learning and morals
The course of instruction will embrace all the
branches OF ordinary English education, togeth-
er with che Latin, Greck. French and Langua-
ges, the elements of Mathematics, Naturaland
Moral Philosophy, Geography, History, Bellies
Letres, &c.
The present session Of the School will expire
the 18Th of November; the ensuing session will
commence on the 10Th day Of December follow
ing, aud will end on the 10th OF May, when . va
cation of one month will be gwen The terms
Of tuition will be y per session, payable IA adj
vance. Boarding may be had on reasonable
terms in the family of Mr.. Cobbs and in the fam
lies of neighboring gentlemen at convenient
distance.
Sept. 81. ctS9
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NNfOTICE-Nil be offered for sale 10 tip
IL highest bidder on the first day OF Decern.
BIER next, on the premises. tract oiland, lying
in the county of Campbell on the waters OF But
ton creek, three or four miles east of Campbell
Court House, the quantity supposed to be he.
tween four and five hundred acres, Of which on
hundred acres are good tobacco land, & the ba.
auce good grain land with good Improvements,
one hundred 3, twenty or thirty acres OF thcaoor.
land IS cleared and is in good order for croppoo.
further description is deemed unnecessary, a;
those that wish to buy will view for thensevee.
Terma of sale, one third Of the purchase mo,
ney will be cash; oneand two years credit on tie
balance will he given, by the purchaser giving
bonds and approved security.
THOMAS ROSSER. Agent for
VIM. SNEAKER, OF Kentucky,
Sept. 90 cls7
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1FAR RUSH'S Anti Dyspepiie or Sour Sto
~ mach Pills. an invaluable remedy for lndi-

- mach Pills an invaluable remedy Tor lndi-
gcsIion ia its most complicated forms.
Of the variety OF diseases to which The human
system IS subject, few are more stubborn, none
more distressing or destructive to the conSttu-
ton than indie stlon OF sour Stomach. This
disease prevails 10 great extent aud has so gen
orally balhed the skill ofthe faculty, tlaia RENE
DIV easy Of administration is truly deslderatum
in every place The truth oi this statement Is
confirmed by the experience Of thousands who
have suffered under it, who after having used
many remedies TO no purpose are now obliged
TO have recourse to such pallintNes, as they may
chance 10 ind more conducive TO their comfort
By indigestion is meant loss of appetite and
great weakness, particularly OF the legs, aud a
wasting OF the whole system. Heartburn, OF an
uneasy sensation of heat about the pit of the sto
mach which is sometimes attended with nausea
or sickness Of the stomach aud vomiting, belch
me up nfwater which is generally sour, paleneSs
OF the counienance. costiNeness, languor, giddl-
ness. lowneSs of spirits, disturbed sleep, palpha-
ton OF the heart, .tniulcncy, &c.
These SYMPTOMS vary in different persons
some experience more of them aud some less,
each in the order aud degree Of his own particu
lar case These Pills act as powerful tonic
ncuualize the Acid upon the stomach, gives
rtrc 9Th io the dehlitatcd organs of dlgestlons
ScStore the appetite. remove nnusea, nj the sto-
mach, and ultimately recover the health OF the
patient They do not contain mercury IN any
form. nor do they sicken the stomach most
pureative medicines do, but perform the office OF
a SAFE alm mild pnrgative, aud are not surpassed
by any midicnc. They are therefore particu-
larry calculated for family USE
The inventor these Pills was one of the most
eminent practitioners nf medicine in the United
States, and used them successfully in his prac.
ice for many years They are not got up n
nostrun 10 delude the credulous, but are recon
mended on the basis of truth and experience.
IN order that they MAY become extensively use
tul aud within the reach of all, they arc offered
al the low price of 30 cents per box. n the
wholesale and retail Drug and Medicine Store
Of THOMAS j. DUAL.
August 3m Sole Agent.
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Xalnallle Land for Ssle.

YDIIE subscriber offers for sale tract ofiaf'a
containing nv recent survey a}0 acres "
ing within one aud hall miles of Lynchbnrg' on
both sides of Blacl, Water Greek. Tn. tract OIL
fers advantages " hich few others have II Is sup
posed to be Two thirds cleared, aud the balance
we'll ti,nbered The subscriber deems further
description unnecessary. Being about to remove
from this country, he is determined 10 sell on ac-
comrrodatiag terms--Y Dung negroes will be la
ken III payment. OAKLAND Al +.
Sept 81 c6ws
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Sept. 20

NNfoTICE by virtue Of deed oftrust exec
~ uted 10y George Steptoe and wife, to the
subscribers, for certain purposes in said deed
specified the trustees, or one OF them viii on
Monday the both day of this mouth, proceed up
on the promises to sell by public auction. to the
highest bidder for cash the brick walls of a
cotton manutactary. lately destroyed by ffe,
together with the privilege of water NECESSARY
to carry on the operations of said factory
should it be rebuilt. Also, a saw aud grist mill
and cotton picking machine. with two or three
acres of land adjoining the premises a fore
said The above property lies upon Little Otter
River in the County of Bedford. Such title only
as is vested by said deed Of trust will be convey
cd. WM. RADFORD, ! r.,,,.,s
!. HENDMCk,
DC Il. ctds 10
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v1oliE subscriber having renQushed the sale
4 OF Tobacco and other produce on Commits.
sion, socits those friends who have heretofore
consigned 10 him, to make their shipments TO Ar
instead McCredie. and tenders his services
as agent for the receipt aud forwarding of To
bacco 10 inland and foreign markets upon
which the customary advances will he procur-
ed at the usual Observation-Disclosures. Flour,
&c forwarded 10 his care and stored AT his
Ware House, VIII be received and handed over
to amy house int place iee of Commission
W |. MORRIS.
Richmond Oct l. lml7
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LinRsan Botanic Garden
I.ln
MUIR SERIES,


yVVpiLilAM PRIME, Proprietor OF tlns IS
~ Enlistment announces tothe y bllc that
fhe new editinr (2lthl pf his Catalogues. has
just issued ftom he press, aud my be obtained
Eroiis. ofMr re lOhgklNs. atthis City The
enhancement ufthIs establishment has been pgr
surd with unabntrd ardour aud REGARDLESS nj ~
peirac 5y the present Proprietor a his father for
above halfa century the present enlarged eata
loeue be- onris Io the public. - ,alitics Of up
plfs 2u2 ol Pears - OF Cherries l39 OF rams
- nj Amicots ~ OF Peaches, - OF Neciarnes L.
Of Almonds, IA oi Mnlberries, q afPulncos. ld of
Figs, ~ III Currants ID Of liaspbrrres. l. ol
Goo, cherries % OF SuambcIte, ia oi NUS 81
Of Grapes. 81 uf kases - oi r.foulrs In2 of
DahlIas. 81 al Cameas, Il IN all ucaf 200
species Of tircenhnu,e Plants, b,sdes an immense
assortment u lIatdv Ornamental Trees Shrubs
aud PDut- Bnbous lower Roots, &c.-Ths col.
leciinn is nuI onl, uarrslled IN TINS country bul
Is not surpassed tl an, ~ Europe aud for the
systematic aceacacY with which every order viii
be eNecuted the proprietor gives his express
guaranics.
With rssHd 10 the Grapes they have hecn
most catefuls selected itom the North. Middle
AID South OF Frame Germany, Switzerland n
tie ClmeA. 10y which means the proprietor is
eaahied to supply such vailtlcs is are aiapttd 10
he rsysriiaa i0cqiiit,--aud whore such selec-
thou is lea 10 him Il snail be matte With scrupu.
Igus attention,
II q defs lcft with Mr. II. q rOMpkINS,
OF forwarded duec, per mail, Will receive prompt
attention
Oct. 10 5t3l
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Ih, he Medicine now offered 10 the public.
is one which has been fully suliecteI
to the intalihie test ei experience aud in g.
very instance where il has been fnirv tried
II has ha en- attended with the most complete
success. IN some ci the cases, the patients
had been labo ing under the disease for years
aud during that Period had received the best
medical advice, and had even undergone
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. II is not 0ike thnse usually ad-
yprtised,) offered as a certain care for long
catalogue Of diseases, bet those afflicted with
this complaint, for which alone il is recon-
mended, may rely with confidence upon oh
tanning relief, even in lis vors, forms, in q
short time aud thew themselves ARE the best
Judges Of the importance OF such remedy -
Price 81 cents pei box, with directions sign
ell by the proprietor.
~ne subscriber is appointed Agent for the
sale of the above madeleine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
- =
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French brandy aud Wine,
For sale very low. Apply 10
ANDItEN $ ~ BROTHERS.
net
Clover ill for Lease.

SerflIl. br offered Tor lease on the premises,
~ 10 the lngb,sl bidder, on Thursday, the
10Th day Of November ncNi. If ia,r, II not. the
next fair dav thereafter that well kao"n stand,
Clever Hill Tavern. situated IN the extreme ives
fer, point OF the county 81 Prince Edward, on
thc Mann Western Road. along which the Rich.
anond and t.nchbuig Stages pass daily leX-
caii sundays j. being tweu'v three miles below
t. latter 1awn--tnis establishment has been G.
reclcd at consid, rahir eNpcncr, having all ne
cesar, house. which ase peAlly aew aud IN good
repair; lbe .asauuntrry healthy nndthe stand
not nlcrlar 10 any in the section of country in
Which tn located
AMBER PArTESON
Oct Ia ln2l
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Sign Of the GOLDEN Mortar,

MIN Sirfd, LgnrhbBrg,
~ S constantly receiving fresh supplies OF Drugs
y Medicines, Surgical instruments, Paints
Oils, Dye.5mns Perlumery, &c. &c
All which may be had on the most reason
able terms. June D.
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Wholesale and Retail Gr.,,...

SEYM. BROWNE. Go. one doe, H..
w 'irsinlan Office. IN Morsan's Rr,,t :,
einrnt. have tie pleasure OF oiTetn, =,
public large and extensive assort,...,',
GkoCEKlES; a1nong which are
5tD SACKS Liverpool flied Salt
III ithds husCnsado a. St cre;x
10 DO. y. Orleans 4 Porto Riro $,
30 Bags prime Green CoAee
% Do. st. Dmningo do.
10 Hhds. Mola,ses
10 Bbls. aud 1Ao1es Loaf Srsae
i50a lbs. Cotton ! arm. No. O Or
10 Bags old Java Gollee
IN Tons Cioserdale iror
200O HIS. BliS,ercd sioel
81 Kegs Nails, assorted Sizes
Bags Pimente
/ DO. Ginger
10 Kegs Sulphur
80 Boxes & y 10 and 1917 lRt;g..
10 HIhds Stone Ware
6 Crates queens Aare
81 Kegs Jameson Crackers
50 Boxes Spanish Seens
2tO lbs, Spanish Float lndigz
500 lbs Nader
loo Sides sole Leather
10 Boxes Cheese
10 DO. Sperm CandleS
% DO. Sosp
% Dozen Wool Hats
% Dozen Fur Hats
4 Boxes No s & 10 Cotton Ca4sy
8 Do. No. 5 and Is Wool Cards
& Boxes Mcn and Homcu's SHOES
4 Boxes Dndde's Mustard
q Do. Champaign Wine
& DO. Chocolate
4 Or casks Old Madeira-
q DO. Old Teneriffe
q DO. Sccy Madeira NINF
Do. Port
90 DO Malaga
Pipes French Brandy
Q Hllds old Jamaica Rum
DO. Antigua do
4 Do New England do
~ Barrels Apple Brandy
% Do Mountain Whisky
y Boxes Imperial Tea
DO. Gunpowder do.
5 DO. Young Tyson do
50 Kegs Duponl's timpowdet
81 Kegs English White Lead
% BIS Mackare
90 Reams Writing Paper
50 DO Wrapping do
1000 lbs. Logmood
Together with variety of other articles. a.
of which hr will sell on the lowestterms for Casa
or IN Barter for Country produce.
Oc,. IL. isle
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TIc ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL.
Y Will he sold, to the highest bidder On
Saturday the 9th day ofoetober next, on tie
premises, tnat " ell known aud valuable estate,
Boolser's Ferry on Staunion River, in Haliaf
county, containing between four aud five hun
bred acres. belonging 10 the estate OF George
Haifstor, decd Also, at the same time and
place will be sold. another tract OF lend lying
contiguous TO the lofnler tract, containing be
tween Two and three hundred acres, aud known
by tine name Of the Camping Bottom Terms
made known on the day OF sale.
BY The EXECUTORS,
Oct d. ctds9'
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~ y the Gplh of December next. ifiair, if not
W the first fair day, the subscriber will sell,
at public auction. on credit of twelve months.
before the Franklin Hotel, in Lgnchhure, 10
lii,eIy negroes. consisting of men. women aud
children. They are negroes of fine character :
among them are several cooks and house ser
wants lfthev be not sold none day the sale will
be continued until they are all sold
The subscriber will likewise sell privately his
tract of land in Bedford county, situated on the
north and south forks of Goose Greek. aud on
the main road leading from Lyuchburg TO Fin
castle H. miles west of Liberty aud adjoining
Capt Butord. II contains about LEO acres OF
which 500 are uncleared The part which is
uuelearcd, except a very small portion is excel
lcet tohacco land. OF the cleared land loo Il
ctes are low grounds ofthe first quality, and the
remainder remarkably fine high land, This
is one of the best tracts OF hand In the up
per country, being well adapted 10 the cult, a.
nun ottohacco aud all kinds Of grain il lies re.
markably well and is very free from stone il di.
Ydod ii would make two very handsome tracts
which snail be done. If those who wish to Dur.
chaSe wish il. Persons wishing to purchase ma
apply tothe subscriber residing ia the neigh
bnurhnui of New London or To Capt Butord
residing near the tracts.
WILLIAM IRVINE.
Oct 8. ids
! o. The Editors Of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement till the day of sale and
| forward their bill TO this Office for payment
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n OTiCE.-Ail persons having claimag ain ST
the estate of Archibald Boiling, sen. dec,
will please present them proposely au henticated
to the Subscriber for payment. And those in
deb,ed TO SAID estate, will please make the most
expeditions arrangement for their settlement, as
an early close of the administration ia desired
BLAIR BOILING, Admir-
Oct. II CIV 10.
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Oct. l.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

SFfNDER the authority Of deed Of trust ox
" ecutch by Ambrose Fucker and Betsy his
wife, dated the 10Th June, 1924, and is OF record
i'm the clerks office OF the county court OF Am
hcrst. for purposes in said deed expressed, the
subscribers will expose 10 sale, at public auc
ton on Friday the Goth dav of October next, if
fair. ifnoi, the next lair day thereafter at the
dwelling house of said Ambrose Ruckcr in the
County of Amherst the following rdiuubie real
estate viz . one tract OLA snntaIning 2S7 IL
acres. living on Millcr's Creek-Also another
tract adjoining thereto, containing 1913 acres,
another adjoining tract of 90 acrcs--Aso 81 IL
acres loning the two first named tracls-AlSo
another tract of 1880 acres adjoining the tracts
ALREADY mcntioned- Also. another tract contain
ing $50 acres, aud another tiact lying on Coal
Mountain.
These lands will be sold without reserve, on
credit of one ,wo and three years. the pur-
chaSers giving bonds with security and a deed
OF trust on the land TO insure the payment Of the
purchase money. Persons wishing 10 purchase
will fluid il we'll worth THEN attention to examine
these valuable lands before the day Of sale.
The title which the trustees will convey is re
carded as umqucstionable. but no other will he
! given, except such as is vested in them by the
trust deed. Possession given the first day oil
January, 1928. JOHN MILLER, }r,,,s,oos
ID. II. EDLEY,
! sept. 20. c5w7
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S%POlGCE.--By virtue oi n decd Of oas1. *
y eeuied bv y Ilam ;;oach. an the III day
of Ecbraaiy. 1924, aud of coord N the Office OF
che couiaiy raurt Of { ampbell will he seld al
public sale. ia, cash, ON lha premises on hon'
ia, the 2gtl insl October onc lot or pee Of
Efoand. containing about siN acfrs "hh lis in
improvements !, ing immnediatfly on the rad
lrndmg from iynehbnre n Campbell Court
II pu-o and the same whercon the said ltoach
formerly resided s UGH title only rs IS scstedn
.he trustee will be conveyed to lhe purchaser
THT TRUSfIE.
tcids
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4 .sfasftas1 rsfazzsiRgan az L,bu.e foa
or on zee 90 a.plsmte', ~
Tafl Anths4Y va. AEirw, YIN Of
Tbss 4hh Joseab acton ? james y
n p.4g RaIlad. Peter BpbHi Edmund
Burr,ss nezr,ias II. Brooks, Williamson s"''
ne,, l7sua. Rtosa stn. Prs Tia basor'
r-.I,,aes or a.. Cundd' Bedford Ciefb :.
as,ltrs clmsg toaa City, Abnrr Cartel fsnl
1 Ga.
p-lra ptmocs 1aly Davies Martin J.
3D4sson. Christopher baveopoti, Ld"afd pA"
san Nm G tsan
E. psnoi Easibne. Alexander Eadens
~ ihain fal#
G-R aeri t;ood1 ,igt ileur, Gs'mson. ilaf'
.ti.,, t,5iis. 6ctEe GfHsS Richard a'oad
n I#vi Howard. l. iam Holland Long
Ia-n Hail. Betsy Am Hewitt. john b. 10.
5and. Sc zen Holland. Matthew Han beiJ"-
ANA H@a1ts,
l--sals laaes, u,llis Jones. Jem'"a 1oncS,
Elisha loacs Nns Jonson, -.
k--lahr \. basc. :, John basey, William
i 1.ey J In hrepe
l. Thomas iuusiatd. Ihomas \. beii"lch'
J l,eftsich. Ra,nabas Little, Gen Robert let
fRich.
M--fnha Mari. Ambrose Maycs, To.
plead 2. J aha " ,rrison, Peter hAs'en, t11an
Murdoch anlu MURPHY, 'hu'' 'N''
EbfistonheF Ncnulen. JoHD Milan.
N-Iane. Nclbours, Sesannab NOEL, fns-
ehel Nance.
o--Hdnn Oliver, william 0~ncsht
P-lfmm \ rullen , John u. Pickett, l.
.lisrn Pollard. Jnmes Parker, William Porter.
Q--Nia ] \. Qaarlcs,
l,-lienf, ! Iilpley. Green Reynolds, lhom'
As T. Randolph. Thomas Robertson Joseph
RIdtyuaK , lnnnthV Rogers
s--Iohn smith David saunders William 81
Cur ian,es n shehorne, Rrases ;. sefnegs'
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