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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
Bowlinggreen (Ky.) Adv.
HARRIsBuRG, May 8.

HARRIsBuRG, May 3.
One Of the proudes, displays Of the resources
of Pennsylvania, has appeared on the Susque-
hanna for he last 10 DAYS that ever was wiz
messed by orr oldest inhabitants. During the
whole Of the day from five to fifty arks s RATS
are seen approaching a, one time, and as they
pass a new succession appears. Our banks, as
is the case at the villages generally on the river
are lined with them, and our shops and streets
are full of hardy pioneers, some going and
some returning, all cheerful, with suffieienoy
of money 10 indulge their reasonable wishes.
They envy not he shipping trade of sea ports
Their ideas Of floating grandeur are confined
to their ark whrrliug rapidly through the rip
pies, and moving more majestic ally over the
smoo her surface Of the river. Their riches
are their natural products, and the products OF
their own nerve and sinew
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
PROSPERITY OF THE FRENCH.

II will be seen by the following, that the
French people re pursuing with great vigour
that course Of policy, which, in its application
10 this country is called the "Amercan Sys-
tenn" With unanimity and vivaciiy charac-
teris,ic Of that people, they entered upon sys-
tenn which has produced unparalleled results
in a short space Of time, and raised them out
Of that state Of exhaustion, debt and difficulty
which followed The tremendous wars Of Napo-
leon, and the scarcely less destructive exactlons
of the Allied Powers, lie, Americans look al
the example and profit BY it.
French Lndusiry-rhe Society for the En-.
couraseaent Of National Industry in France
exhibits great and audable activity. y num-
Der of medals aud other rewerds have lately
been distributed to various agriculturalists,
manufacturers, sc. and the prizes OF differen. a.
mount are offered for The productions and in
ventions of The present yearamong others 1000
francs for the fabrication Of bricks, tiles. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
Trustees sale.

DY virtue ola deed of trust which was executed to
I'D the subscriber by Walter Warder, bearing date the
oath of august, 1922, and of record in the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Prince william, sha,
on Saturday. the I'm of Aey neat, before the door Of
Thomas r. Hampton, in the Town OF BrentsyilIe, offer
to the highest bidder at public auction, for cash,
certain TRACT OF LAND,
belonging to said Wander, yirg the county ofPrnce
William, near the village of Greenwich and adjoining
the lands of Philip Warder. amin,a Moxey, and Jas.
N. Tyler. Such title only will be made to the Pur.
chaser as is vested in the subscriber by sad deed OF
trust. JOHN w. lfIfK.
april l7-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08

by machinery, 1000 francs for machine
10 shave the hair off the skins employed in
hat making; 5000 for an isinglass or other
Substance capable of clarifying beer: 5000
francs for fac,itious ullramarne; 5000 francs
for the fabrication Of paper from the bark Of
toe morus papyrifera; 400 francs for new me-
thod of sivrring looking glasses; 800 for the
improvement of the materials employed in cop
per pla'e engraving; 5000 francs for The dissi.
Cation of meats; 600 francs for mill for cleans
ing buck wheat; various prizes for the con-
s:ructon OF simple instruments for extracting
sugar from beet root; for the impor,a ION into
France, and the cultivation, Of plants, useful in
agriculture. manufactures, and the arjs, &c
The amount of prizes offered is l22, 500 francs.
A BAsHAw WITH SIX TAlLs.-.-A person has
been convicted Of being practical Turk, in
Gennesee county, having married six wives;
his name is BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
ssSleep, Richard of the Lion heart,
Sleep OH, nor from thy Garments start"
A nd he has likewise been condemned 10 ten
years confinement, in the State Prison, for pas
sing counterfeit money, s attempting TO burn
The Jail. We could suggest more apt punish
ment-con6ne him one week with his six
wives.
NOah's Enniirer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
Nhe above sale is postponed
trustees Sale.

vTNHE sale of the LAND conve! ed to me upon trust
Il by Robert T. Thompson by deed bearing date the
18th day of July, 1925, heretofore advertised, but
postponed from time TO time, will be positively made
ON the 26h day IF nert month, (being the first day Of
Fairfax Superior Court,) before the irondocr OF Fair
fax Court. House.
april23--ts 10 MACRhE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
Public Sale.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder at Fairfax
w Court House, OIL Monday the Goth day Of May,
being the FIRST day Of the superior Court few likely
young Negroes, belonging TO tile estate Of Edward
J.. Blackburn, deceased. Terms made known on the
day Of Sale.
EDWARD l.. BLACKBURN, and
LEWIS f. BLACKBURN,
Exr's Of Z l.. B. Deceased. may Cts
All persons having claims against the said dsce-
dent, are hereby warned to exhibit the properly
authenticated to the subscribers. living near the great
Falls of Potomac III Fairfax County, Va Or Isaac
kell, .2exaniria before the 5th day of Noyem-
Der next, or they may by law be excluded from al
benefit to said Estate. And those indebted are
quircd to make immediate payment Given under
our hands this 5th day Of Ma, 1923,
E. l. b.1Exeeu,ors of
NAV eff L. Ed ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08

This Day.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit OF the Dismal Swamp Canal Co. No. IA,
Draws in Richmond, on Thursday, May 8,
Highest Prize $4,000
Tickets 500, halves TO- quarters S. eighths so,
New York Consolidated Lottery, No. 7,
For 1928.
Draws on Wednesday, the 18th May.
Highest Prize, $4,000,
Tickets $40, halves S, quarters $50, eighths l25.
Rhode Island Consolidated Lottery, No. S.
Will be drawn in Providence on Wednesday; May ID,
Highest Prize $1,000
Tickets 81, halves2, quarters l, eish,hs so cts
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
SIKH Class.
Will be drawn in the City Of Washington, on Monday
Goth May. 50 number drawn ballots.
Highest PIIze $4,000.
Tickets 81, halves p quarters /, eighths SO cents
For sale at
.J.COHeSE'S
LOTTERY s. EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
lrust sale If Negroes.
NAV eff

RY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to the sub.
ID -criber by Robert r. thompson, bearing date the
29h May 1927, and Of RECORD i'll the County Court of
Fairfax, shall, for the purposes threin mentioned,
proce ed Saturday next. the Sd of May ~ o'clock
NJ. offer for sale for cash, san utl Cats ay,n
at West End, two likely young negroes, one boy,
supposed to be about Is years OF aie, the ether a
girl about ID years old. ! he subscriber will CONVEY
only such title is vested in him by said deed Of
trust, which however he belle, be unquc stona-
BILE. &. MASON.
April 28-ts
The above sale is postponed
until Saturday next, the 9th inst it will take place
that day, al the place and hour above mentioned
MAYS ".
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
JACKSON ECONOMY AND

JACKSON ECONOMY AND MEASURES.
One Jackson, member Of Congress is said to
distribute from . to 5000 Telegraphs per week.
Some Jackson members of Congress from
Kentucky, have actually refused to take a pen-
knife out Of The stationary, and have taken the
ks cert hc,te to prove ii. But the Jack
son Cong e,s have used, in wrapping up the
Telegr Apis, aud Pamphlets, and Spec ,hes, ONE
HUNDRED REAMs OF PAPER more than was ever
used before by any Congress, and ten bushels
# waters!
a Jackson Congress has passed law to al
low the Sps aker Of the II. Of r. TO "frank," to
send "rree OF postage" pamphlets, letters, ant'
newspapers, wrapped in le,,er~form, as well in
he recess, as during the sitting Of Congress!
What think you of,ha,, for the commencement
of privileged order?
1t is suggested, t. the privilege thus ex'en-
ded TO The SIP aker, will aff.r9 great facilities,
and save much expense TO The Jackson parry
as Washington, and in Richmond, during the
canvass. Thus tie public mail is to be made
subservi, mt 10 the transportation OF Jackson
Electioncerine projects! Look to these things
Master Brpoks-Straws shew which way the
wind blows.
Bowlinggreen (Ky.) Adv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08

The opposition editors would fam make us
h.6.,, tina, the principles which govern their
,,,,y sxls,, 10 a considerable extent, IN New
England, and bOas'insly talk of their strength
in that part Of our county. This, however, we
Al know, is mere fudge The Providence Ame-
rc.q says: "The fancy editors oIthe Washing
,On Telegraph will be further reJoiced to learn,
TIA, ia al probability the Administration tick
e. IS in mlnori,y. TIL fact is, there are two
very strong parties in Rnude Island, as has been
hly dewlopcc by the recent election; and in a
Dir question between b, m, IL might be doubt
aI which would prepunderae. One of these
p.res is ior Mr. Adams, and the other for
-lhe Administration.
"Suanse such difference there should be
TSxt tweedlcdum aud tweedledce,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
James & VIM. Scott
Office Bank u. States,

Washington, May 6, 1898.
~ 0TICE is hereby given, that notes offered for
discount, at this Office, in future, be depos
tied in Bang, before 2 o'clock OH each Monday, and
that those which may be left after that time, will
be laid before the Board until the week following
may 8-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
THOMAS KANG,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

THOMAS KAEG,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
King street, alexandria, ID. {.
TAKES this opportunity Of returning his sincere
thanks to his friends and the public in general,
for past favours and continues to solicit the same for
the future T. r. has just received fresh supply of
SPRING GOODS.
he will be able to supply all Orders in his line of bus
mess at the shortest notice and the most
Bile terms for Cash. T. X. has on hand all sorts OF
Ready Made Clothing,
Coats. Pantaoons and Vesis Cravats and Stfners and
fashionable Collars, ruffled and plain Shirts. gen.
eral assortment of Gentlemens gloves, socks and
stockings and patent stripes, and chains for panta.
looms and suspenders, and handsome assortment OF
noeket bandkerchefs lie has OH hand all sorts of
fashionable cloths, kerseymeres, silk and marsees
yestinrs, Also variety offgured and plain hastings
and bombasets and drillngs. and vigonia casimeres
with variety of British stripes for pantsloons and
domestic stripes, fleming sheeting and duck also va:
retv of cotton goods handsome assortment Of steel
and gilt fashionable buttons, variety OF lasting but
tons and fancy vest buttons. gilt and plated, good
of drab and olive cords and velveeens and
casnet,s which will be made up to any fashion, with
neatness and dispatch, at such prices as will be salts
factory to those who may favour him with their
srs msy7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
auction sale.

MILL be sold OH Friday the 9th inst at 10 o'clock.
w Il NJ. at the dwelling house lately occupied BY
James II. Riddle, (who is about TO remove from town.
on Col n5ii between King and Prince streets
a quantity OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
may GEO. JOHNSON, auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08

BY q vote Of 100 to 81 the House yesterday
determined TO insist on their disagreement 10
the amendments made by the Stnate in the In
ternal Improvement bill; and conference was
asked on the subject. The arguments urged
by Mr.. Silas Wright, who is understood TO BIZ
the conf lential friend Of Mr.. Van Buren,; and
by Mr.. Bunner, who daily eats at the same
board with MIR Calhoun, 10 prevent the House
from insisting on their disag,ecment-that a
bill of 80 much importance to New York, and
to the west, ought not to be hazardeG by col
lision on the mere item of so 900 dollars for
surveys; will, it is hoped, have their weight in
the Senate, and induce that body to rectde.
The motion 10 insist was only carried there by
a majority of one: the motion to insist was car
lied in the House by majority of nineteen
woes. AS the Senators, who composed the
majority in lie Senate on this question. are
those who are most loud in upholding the doc
uiue that ma jorities should govern; ard that
minori,ies, in all cases, should yield, we trust,
they Will be consistent enough in this case 10
Weld their Individual na lorily 20 the majority
of nineteen in the other House II the bill be
| 'osl, the people will know where t. Fix the re-
| ,ponsibi'Ity. II the system is to be checked
| before K, ntuckv, Ohio, Tennt ssee, Missouri,
| Illinois, Alabama, Indiana, sc. shall have OBJ
| Iained any Of The benefits expected from it, LEI
those States 10 X toLhe ayes and nays in both
houses, end they will need no Other index TO
| point GU, who are their friends, and who are
| heir enc mics Nat. JOnr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
From the National Journal, Nav 7.

In The Senate yesterday, the Tariff Bill was
considered, and some amendments in addition
to those mentioned yesterday being adopted,
the Bill was reported 10 the Senate. The mo
ton 10 strike on, the provision repeating the
drawback on the export OF spirits distilled
from molasses was discussed, but not decided.
In the House Of Representatives the Bills in
relation 10 the Roads leading from this City TO
New Orleans, and 10 the North West frontier
Of New York: and the Bills relating 10 the
Breakwater in Delaware bay, and the Grants
Of Lands to Ohio for Canals, were transferred
to the Committee of the whole on the state OF
The Union. The House then insisted on It's
disagree ment to the amendments made IN the
Senate to the Bill making appropriations ior
Internal Improvements, by vote OF 100 TO 81.
The Bill 10 continue the Mint at Philadelphia
was taken up on motion OF MIR. Sergeant, and
passed through Committee, and ordered To be
engrossed and read third time to day. The
House then receded from its disagreement to
the second amendment made in the Senate 10
the Bill making appropriations for the Indian
Department, which appropria,es $4,000 dollars
10 rtiu,burse the State Of North Carolina, the
sum paid by that State for the ex,inguishment
Of Indian titles. Mr.. Mercer moved that the
House resolve itself inlo Committee Of the
whole on the state Of the Union, with view 10
take up the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Bills
hu, before the question was taken, the House
adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08

Molasses, sugar, etc. ..
~ IIhds bright retailing mol.sscs
i l Is do n. Orleans sugar
6 do N. f.. rum
IS b bI' whiskey
IS do Sd and 4th proof do
10 casks vine
so boxes mould candles
40 kegs white lead
40 canisters verdIgris
so realms wrapping paper
Is bags coffee
SO nests boxes, received and for sale by
april 90 l., & L. CHAMBERLAlN;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08

The hieads OF the good Cause, OF the cause
II gar county and constitution, have every
r,s,n to be rcjoIced u, the prospect which is
hire them. Every thing Is now IN THEN
hvorr, and Tive ord from thr s,nrinels OF
hswA'ch towers Of the people, ali over the
aqury, SAILS WELL"
The preaching Prcsidenlial Election, will
nocIaim 70 the world, that we. have not ye,
grown tired OF the blessings OF evil liberty,
nor Wiling to exchange II for tie fostering care
aiamiI,tary tyrant. The Jackson men, affect
% he con6deut nf victory-buf it is evident
from the signs Of the times and from their al
tered lones-rhat this is merely al captandun,
v1gB They act upon the idea-ihat while
ihr. s lie, there j. hope-ih,t SO long as The
patty, .rra'her tie On iefs Of the party remain
ua,rt ID If *, rtious must not flag. But they
can no more sly The force Of public opinion
TN Couutr could rng advancing tide. Truth
sml;bry and shall prev AL, sid their idol -
Thy now pr nj To acknowledge he truth Of
Ne adage-rhey will shortly have convincing
proof oil S correctness.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
PETER LOGAN, Ir.
Tobacco, W hiskey &c

- oo"tOoe w Ato y N$Ss
O cases pound lump tobacco, warranted
q do small do
so hhds whskey
10 bbs do Old and very superior
6pipes cognac brandy
6 do holland gin
20 bbls Tackarel
90 terces n. T.. rum
5hhds Jamaica rum
10bbls country GIN
Schests gunpowder tea
8 kegs raisins
ii boxes pipes
10 kegs snuff
100 boxes soap
Ceases writing paper assorted
6 cases shoes and boots
cases champaign wine
81 or casks domestic wine
% bbs loaf sugar, asserted numbers
Landing and for sale by JAMES IRWIN.
ma,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
Cash in Market.

TIVE subscribers will give the highest Cash Price,
l. for 100 Like Young Negro es, OF both sexcsbe
tween the "ges of and 25yesrs.
ANY letters addressed to the subscribers through
the Post Office at Alexandria, will be promptly at
tendedto For any information. enquire at MIR. Eli
as p Leggs. ST. Asaph street, alexandria, ID. c.
NAV 7Ndtf FRANKLIN s. ARMFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08

r.. N,,yander estimates, that each law, so
,,,>ed By the Jackson Congress, has cost
IL. a,o,,r $4,000. Such is the commences
-.., If Military ascendaLcy. Our consolation
:. ,,,,,be people have remedy for this evil
:. ,,,ir owl hands, and, what is better, will
ls H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08

,e,,a tucker Of South Carolina gave notice
a.5,s! oil his intention to move the House
a.lrrs 90 like up the repor, Of the select COM
NGs,,,m ,ns the day Of adjournment. IL Is
q. Ivy that the Senate will also take up
.fob,h,. tepor, this morning We think 1t
G,pson e ,na' the subject will be taken up sim
S'y ~ both Houses. Nat. Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08

u,ar,;oned in a late Paris paper, that,
,bs reading of The minutes, IN the aes-
u.s. I.h. Chamber Of Deputies on the 25th OF
~" o,r,t number OF the Deputies crowd
nd Gen. Lafayette, to congratulate him
' =. rsrrect re>e>tabishment OF his health
=, rb,mbrr was engaged in hearing and dis
.,.,hp the project OF law for the annual revl-
tide eIec,o:allisls and ofjuries. General
,...,s wa; sworn and took his seat,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
A'r,lHx. y ND,34As
'T~psD,Y MORNING, MAY g. 1873

- has furnished the editor oil the
A"'' c,va,,e. with sample Of remar-
Baum. s,e coffee from Liberia. The only thing
S."' = :. ,r. being Of this years crop. One
W. I-, $, respectable groeers of Baltimore,
d, ID" :. nIIy competent to decide upon such
W. pronounced it, without knowing
ga, '.. :. came, to be not inferior TO the Mo-
'''"'' ,.,.r than the Java, which is selling
Al, market for 10 cents
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08

Ma C,WrEs, one Of the editors Of the New
'".S Statesman, who has been abscn, for some
.nr from the city on account Of his health,
IS retained aud returned his editorial ldbours.
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Daily
>asonlcle, proposes what he thinks an impor-
inland desirable change in the copper coia>
l;e % iae country. 1t is TO make the cent about
'Ss.le ard weight of the dime. The ad, an
.5e' OF ihe charge, he says, would be:-
IS. The saving Of copper 10 the treasury.
."Ai las would amount to, he has no means
fascinating accurately; but, when taken in
,'ahsAlPn with the great increase in The "a
"'1"' Mnich would, in this more convenient
'm De circulated through the country, it
'1a not but be very considerable.
- The much greater convenience to the
''.V Of 81 small and neat coin. In many OF
southern aud Western STATES copper coin
seldom seen, and nothing can be bought for
- man The S,Xtceath of dollar.
o. ! he copper coin would not he melted
,."n Tor use as metal, as has been frequently
Tue chief objection 10 the change recom>
asul1u would be The strong iuducemeni to
''ns letting. How far this might be pre-
@%u oy some peculiar preparation Of the
4N ana whether iron would not, In some
| FC s. be preft rabie to conner are questions
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08

:. 80 tbs is The age Of inrsnfion.-The Lon
''' Courier announces the invention Of a ma.
;. 'D' '0r cleaning knives and forks, by which
4 ""nerto tedious process is so shortened,
=, '''ee or four dozen Of each may be clean
:" as many minutes.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-03
Committee OF Vigilance
'or the Country pert ofChristlana Hundred.


Robert T. Robinson, Edward Mcndcnha, Sam
uel Richardson, Ashton Richardson, Joseph Lynam
Thos Lyman jr John Richardson, Thos: Lyman,
Eli Senex, Thos Derrickson, Peter Williams, John
r. Phillips, Jacob Kothwell, Isaac Finn, Henry
Jacobs Major w. Armstrong, John Armstrong,
Enoeh Gregg. Robert Armstrong, Joshua Starr,
David Stidham, Eli Evans, VIM. ID. Philips. Aaron
Clair John kinsay, jonathan Swayne, Joseph Baily.
Jr., Jesse Clair, Captain Hilyard, Beniamin Coz,
John Grips. Abraham Bonsall, Joseph Springer
Michael Armstrong, James Taylor. Jacob Peterson
Richard Topham. Hugh Bell, VIM. Starr. John
Slnex, Gilbert Starr, Enos Hoops, Moses Hoops.
Abraham Taylor, John Nj. Mimi, John Haddock
James Haddock, James Wagsah., David Murphy,
Henry Head, John Beatty, Thomas Beatty, J. A.
Banning, John Campbell, William Walter, John
Walter, Enos Walter. Moses lowsher, James
Campbell. Thomas Walter, John Meals, Jacob
Egey, Thomas Meals, George Simmons, James
Hamilton, Daniel Nichols, Ellis Nichols. Thomas
Wilson, Samuel Gregg, Sem, Nathaniel Stephens,
John Logan, William johnson, Samuel Woodward,
Amor Norrett, Jacob Way, William Thatcher.
Joseph M. Daniel, William Armstrong, Nathaniel
Armstrong. John G. Phillips, Evan Phillips, John
Brannan, William Brannan, William Little, Jacob
Pusey, Thomas Evans, Joseph Evans, Ezekiel Will
son, Isaac Wilson, John Wilson. Eli Wilson, Tho:
JcS9G
Benjamin Hollingsworth, David Brooks. Joel HoI-
ngsworth, Robert Magaw, Titus Mously, Henry
sypris, Joseph iIollingsworth, William HUSTON Jr
John liushy. Abraham Hughy, Joseph Marshall,
Bennett Jeileris, Joel Swayne. Robert Grossly,
Harvey Crosley, John Perry, Dict. J. G. Peters,
Levi Walker, John Roland, Robert Topham, John
Armstrong, Pierce Meals. John j. Mllligan, John
| Way, George Hayburn, William Baldwin, james
Began, Hugh Began. Timothy Burnes, Michael
l'urrell, William Connell, Henry Cavender. John
Carroll, Francis Jean Dell, Geo: Dougherty. David
Foster, Henry eager, John Holland, Robert Han
nah, George kelloh, James Mctiuire, john Nc
kenna, Thomas Posue, John Ramo, John Traverse,
Daniel Toy, James Watson, Thomas Mcguire, Al
fred Du pont, Anthony Bidderman, MIR. Bolin,
VIM. Stephens, Charles Dmoss, William Boyd,
James sddal, Peter Cavery, George Hodgson,
John Lloyd, VIM Gilligan, Ambrose Williams,
Nathan Morgan, Israel Israel, WIN. Warrington.
Robert Donaldson, Allen Mills, Vim. Miller. Jacob
Rushtine, Abraham Ford VIM. Ford. Isaac Ford,
Alexander Gray, James Aiken, VIM. Chandler,
Thomas Walker.