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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23

hhA nE--Cn Monday evening The Maid of
Niissoiongh," performed for the Authors henot;,
Il was indeed beneft-it literally an owe, 0p,yce
house. l0ll tickets were sold. II is by such .st
ronaee That genius is fossered aud developed. The
prologue viii be i.nnd under the roctry head
Tins evening the performance is for the i,eucf, ne
nir. Talbot. the stage manager. The duties of tic
oilcers OF the Theatre, prevent their appearing of,
on tue stage. Mr. Talbot has in consequ ence been
but little seen, but we are assured tlat he is f. hf,
and jealous officer. As Actor he is generally en-
ployed IN irish characters. in which line he eEcc,is
In league tie i admirable The Farce 10 be prr
formed IS OF his own composition, and is said TO be yeT
interesting. The casts unusually strcnr--and o..
the performances are attractive, and Mr. TaIbot de-
serving we trust there IS derendance fer hin,
with liberal public. '
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23

suppose 'nt the smallest saving the State wonI, e ,
lu'ee' presume Cannot consistently, refuse ~
!, "'",o,a''on as lies IN my power though do
'euc'"n'!y; because you ask for Low EST pnIcE
" rs a Printer, would be willing To exccu,. Mn. -
4nanty oil work for y" as an individual OF fur htsSfats
I'Prpvided such 4 jub was rendered me -
| Ii has always bscn a Kim with mn. IN ,,,s.,. .
pi"H"'r fair living lniee for all woL
charge, and on that principle only, lave acted in
HE present ca culaton: the which is liza, so,
DC willing mysefto similar quantity of VOL ~
mat you have sent me Gas well is items mot ep,r,
ted, excepting the public advertisements and in nc
maniike manner, for $1,000 less whole au,oiI
greater saving. /, Printer, would not be wng 10
vouc. for though willing believe those are ,o his
found who would place The ;r es,in.,e a, finn &, ono "
$500 less. ~ ~-'S0' W
as you remark that it is not your intention or wish 70
use my name, IN any manner whatever unless with nv
word Tor The following reasons:
Isl. because have ever veMed with reget dsHSsss
VIC P"'' o. 100 many to reduce the wages of -ffe
.,",e' even wheh he IS working only 70 PRICE
ough am far from aitIibn,ing psincipe of ,;s sor,,
myself, IN the present instance
.aiy Because even this plain candid answ., N ,,o,r
q'es might be construed by the designing nd ma licous
mo an opposition or hostility my part towards Mr.
h;'me whereas have no such feeling towards him or anv
other individual. "1
In answer to your question, whether an oc,avo mo.
w"" cost more than the quar,o pan Gas Journal is
~ present printed) should say that think not; and Tn.
hfst Is IN my opinion, far convenient form, ,han nv,
mode now adopted l ann Sir, your obdt.
7. w. WHITE.
on the morning of the LIST Of February received few
ines from MIR. Jackson, niima,ing that he should like NV
consent 10 showing my letter of the 9TH ult he should fnd
necessary: An" as most certainly ssered uohirs
IN IT, but what was wi.ns should be investigated efs
II discretionary with him ~ w SyytTr,,
Richmond, Feb. 3, 1926.
RICHMOND February LIST, 1926.
John j. Jackson, Esq.
SIR: Your letter of this morp;,r = ,c. =,
ask, have any objections nay estimate made =, onr
request III the early part Of last month, being shewn to the
members OF the Legislature. ~
i"ePy, nave only to remark, that made that CAL
c"ia'"n according to best judgmcn, printer and
n" o'heI object in view than simply vour
l'es' ana 1hat TOO without intention insead or
deceive yo, most certainly oiect TO vour .s
the same, il yom should wish to do So
Respectfully, Il. w WHITE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23

! OoI. some time in the year 1927 a Bond oiven
ny Dsnl e. iiutclin'on TO the subscriber for the
iife OF Ned, blacksmith for The year 1926: WHEEL
Bona bias been paid of, receipts will show Ary
person who may find the above Bond viii confer fa
Sor by giving information. "
Jan 2S-1t Wv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23
Fall Goods and Fall Fashions.
THOMAS NOWLAND

.osS '"ercer 6 Tailor doors abore tie Earle TT1e2
sS"SFhcIFULLY informs his friends and the public in
general that he has Just received an eIeran asort
'IooDS, IN his linccousstinx blue black and
e t fashionable colore6 Cloths aud Cassimsrcs; also,
nas'me assortment Of Vcsting, which he will make TN
at tne shortest notice. lie feels confident that he can
ceuo any orders IN his nc IN tho fashionable svie
ana on the lowest terms acd sacits share Of the public
patronage. f
J NV. u vf2y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23

FOR RENT IN MANCHESTER
'sNtE House and Lot in the town of Nlanche.,ar h
logging TO the estate of James Clarke and no
occupied by Mrs Martha II. Clarkc-Possesson fo
Il. ID. Murchie -
Jan go
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23

oIICE.-Thc Co partnership of EUSTACE & Nc.
Ntmhkh' having been dissolved by mutual CON
S'"' shali continue at the stand lately in their occu
pancy, where shall devote myself cTsiysireiy r. III,
'iI,clHEC.4Hf, DRUG md PAINT r. IYETE,SS
an" Hacr myself that Ivy nssduity and attention to the
interests OF those disposed 10 pairouze me- toCethc with
an experience Of f~euig four Deors in The business shall
merit share of that patronage literally bestowed
on tho late firm. H. C.. nIrNEu.p,
Jan23 y.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23

VA hNTED to bire for the present car, a Woman
Cook, w asher and Ironer. Cnouro =, r,is CO... 60
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23
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An Unknown correspondent 10 Gov. G les in cur
heA'-also an address 10 Mr. Floyd OF Va.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-23


their oihcers, Tor their Kindness and liberaIiiv
Inc speaker laid before the House COMMUNICATION
from ihe "a hndnor, transmitting resolution from The
Board OF Public Works, to whom was referred The
petition OF the directors the part of the State IL,
the FauqIier ard Alexandra Turomia f,orn,,,
recommending tie Legislature TO pass law auibo1
surg the company TO raise by lottery, sum of money
not exceeding thirty thousand dollars. Laid on the
fable. w. ~
The House proceeded to execute the ioipt ordsy nc
the day for the election o. Superintendent, of the
PeRiteniiary.
Mr. Patteson nominated Samnel p. Parsons VIII,
uas re elected without opposition.
The execution of the further Joint or,Ier n tho J,v
for the election Of Public Store Keeper was most.
poned to Tuesday next.
Mr. Chapman from the committee a,po;p.cj vcs
teruAy TO examine into the prevalence Of the Small
Fox in Richmond, reported that they had examined
number OF Physicians from which il Appeared that
there have been eleven the Poor House ,yii,
ont The limits Of the city, which crcurst tore.or
9th the prevalence OF the chicken pox has ptoduc cd
The late excitement upon this subject. They have
examined The President Of the common council aud
The sergeant Of the city, and found tina, p,.nnt nd
ehicient measures bad been Immediately adopted to
arrest the further progress Of the coutagion As each
case occurred the patient was removed TO remote
Hospital distant two miles from the capitol where
strict guard has been kept, well as a; the poor house
10 prevent any communication by which The disease
might spread Il is understood that should auy cas-
occur within the CITY, the infected person shall be i'm
nediaeiy removed TO the hospital. II appears tia,
there are only seven paieofs under the care Of Doctor
BAR the hospital p'lysiciaDt six of whom so far
coovaicScen as no, 10 endangcr the communication
tue disease
The Committee close tlcir report in The following
manner:
"Your committee are therefore unnniu,ousry Of opn
ION that the late alarm, respecting the prevalence oil
The sInsl pox in the city of ciunond is utterly ground
less, and that the most efficient measures have been
adopted by The corporate authorities thereof TO GUARD
against the communication Of the coDtagiou sj,oub
any new case They therefore beg leave to b.
discharged from the further consideration of the sub
ject.o
The Committee was discharged from The further con
sIdsraton of the SUBJECT.
q variety Of bills were read Grs and second line
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
GETERIEE'S SALE.

Ed ritsAc u sundry wits Of Levar FacIas directs
- &C, viii be exposed to public SALE at the house If
Robert iak'o, Wilmington, Chrstana Hundred, On Sa.
furdf9 ne INA day Of Jobf. nr1t, at O'Clock; r. -
All that Plantation of land, situate, lying be-
inr in fscw Castle Hundred end County of New CASTLE
known by the rame of Cranc.hook Farm, bounded and
described sinlosr, IN wit Beginning stake staid-
ing On the esA side 1T The state road leading from Will
mngtcn TO New Castle, end running with line of Adam
Tninbulis land the several courses the edge
OF the riars, thence ly the edge Of tie fast land and
marsh 10 another stone, thence leaving the fast land and
running through the marsh "a low water mark OF the
cr Delaware, thence returning 10 the place Of beginning,
and running By The cast side VI the aforesaid road,
stone in te fe et Peter S'ihsn, (thc ch.crs) land.
thence b, 'he line Ct said land, in the DDS,
thence To stone IN the clear lard, thence to stone h. Ne
edge Of tue rlarst thence to low aaer mark OF the
yer Delaware. therce 20 nte.sec, linz ut Adam Turn
bns laud incrdias 90 acres and IS peicles. cd
aud Cleared land and 81 acres 10 ami "a petcies OF
Misunderstanding IN the whole l53 scrcs iess
together It'll all :; singular the Improvement and arpur
rerances tl'ereruto beo giny The Improvements
c1mnodi"s twos'or. hics hGse, frame bar and other
ou buildings hlso al! that several adjoining tracts
orpeces ct rand situate /" Chr Hundred ad county
OF New Castle, bounded by lalc la. of Porter ron
as bceson, and Jon sey, dec asA1 ard lands formerly
ct Thomas Giipn, THE Whining on ard Eeu"et Turnpike
R..d running through the same containing 60 acres
the came more less Together with all a.d sngulas
me improvements and anpurtenances 'hei-unto brlo e.
,ng The improvements are good two s. ~ So M dstt
ing house aud kitchen; with well OF excellent water
at the door. stone barn, caared uuder Masg"o houe,
corn CRIB Ssca good apple orchard and oher irui ues
he slliia ION is pleasant and healthy, and abor ins
from TIC Borough OF Wilmington. The land sln 81
STATE II cultivation, having been well Timed AID MANFRED.
AMI unier god fence Also, lot at marsh ~ Cherry
Island marsh. bounded BY marsh late Of Thonas Lea,
Thomas kelIm deceased, marsh of Elzabe Thomas,
and ny Rock Creek, Containing and 48 perch
es be the same ~ less Deemed ard aken TO hs,
tie Eicptrly o. Thomas Il atiuu, aud to be sod by
WILLIAM HERDMAN, sh'T
View Castle Sept - 1923. Ats.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
.N.lRSH.QLL,S SALE.

Ef situe Of a writ ct Nendil,oni EAponas to me-
directed. will I've exposed To Public Sale, at tie
house VI George Goal;i. al New Castle. the 10th
day of October. at o O'Clock, a. NJ. all that valu
able Plantation Or iract Of Land, situate in tue
Hundred and COUNTY If New Castle. bounded b.
lie state road leading from New Castle to the Red
Lioa Inn, hnse,'s Run, Mil Creek, land, former.
s Of ieXander Fem,ter, s. containing ll0 acres,
mpre o. less, on which erected two story
oi!cs dwelling. ban. stables aud out houses
A urthcr uc.cri ! IN Of the prnpert, vii be
given on lie day Of sale Ecing seized and taken
in execution rs the property Of David Ross &C.
ceased, at the snit Of WIN. Read. (ior the Of
jain Ready and to ac sold b,
Times BHODSO n .utr-kaN.
liarsiah'S CEce, UIn,Dg,gn, >rpt IS 1888. 74-3t.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03

ed. In are nov, SIS tley always ra7e Eeen, opposed
TO that system, and they will be reconcilrd it.
I'll by its suspicious effects the general prosperity, they
shall be made to see liza, cr own Interests nsead Of a-
wing been impaired have haen rromo,ed by it,
The popular- eilervescence at the SOUTH will il is not
doubted yield TO the prudent counses OIL their consider
ate experienced statesmen, WHO are now eyeg them
selves to ,anuil2e the excited feelings Of Tie dsc0itcn-
ted They Gliding them INTO submission TO the gov
ernmen by warning them agsns. the runons consequent
ces that would result; from essng its authority Instead Of
violating is lave ins,iga.ed by The fiery eprha WHO
have raised he fermen they have been advised 10
dress the grievances complained of by diminishing much
as possible their csmn,eicia intercourse with the tariff
states aud by relying upon their industry and ingenuity
t,r supplying their wants. This may occasion
convenience and erangenen in their ccmmercia eychan-
res with tie tariff states but will hardly be Of long COMM
nancc. They will soon tnd that they not prepared
for such STATE of things and that they will lose more
han they will gain by it, lii making the experiment. how
ever, Tins good INA! grow out of THAI they will ac
qnre ulster notions of tho advantages Of manufacturing
he induced To introduce other objects Of culture than
those which now employ their capital and industry -and
be letiel disposed ultimately TO suppcrt and extend the
American system. ANDREW GRAY.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03

Is nroecs on foot for the virtual dissolution Of
tb,. Union, aud that men of no vulgar name are
=, he bottom of it. Without meaning to impute
.l,s intention to the friends OF Gen. Jackson, gen
orally. we state our belief that the orignaors OF
his scheme arc among his most decided Importers,
nav, more, that they are his most elevated an d
talented advertisement whcm we have been &C
cn,iomed to look up to with sincere respect, and
even with admiration oi their Abilities
Good gentleman, what trek will you try next !:
Tins is. re presume, the derncr resort, the last
hone of tie iicnis Of Alr. Adams; gotten up il
is thought to exasperate tie falli States, and IN
d,ce them to adhcrc to the Administration.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
FOR SALE.
HQTgES .9,N'|} LOTS.

Tic snb,c Ibe, holds for sale IN the own Of
New Castle, several good Houses with GARD
attached to them, and number Of building lots,
the property Of ). n Dchinson. Also. Farm OF
l60 acres, within tour mites Of New Castle and se-
ven miles Of Wilmington. The Subscriber will ex
hbt list Of the prope,t.. and make known the
terms Of safe
A Farm to let in Erontywirc Hundred. near
Naaman's Creek. LACEY hc,,l hy 'ihanas Phillips.
JoSEPN BRhNGHfrHST.
~. 81, l.:rg- =. E'..szSys ss:'cg ts".S. T*-tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
GO IN illuJl1c .GIoM5.


, In the Delaware Journal Of The c5l ut nv attention.
as been again called to the question which so nluc
sa'es NE people of the U. States, and my de!ec on
rom me support of Gen. Jackson Tor the presidency ur
yea ny placing before The example Of Mesr, Merit
%a Maciay Of Pennsylvania, end from the adj
"ess nt Mr. Alvan Stewart OF Cherry Vale, IN w ali
~ very recently friendly to The election of i;en JACK
me reasons assigned by Mr. Stewart fbr his; dcsrr,ig
r eleventh hour, The peoples candidate and becoming
y, aaereh ol q ADAMS, MA, be satisfactory 10 his mi d.
lux are not Ut description suice.t 20 prn,uce my
l"se ~ nlne. Until Gen. jackson & JQ Adams sLal be
toea 10 be each the reverse nha he l.; known - h,
(which IS lmpossbe) shall remain The npponen, Of lie
@ anu me sled'ast friend Of the Other acn
10y s.ad and comet he moved Tie difference in the
ttac'es' actions, and qualifications Of the t~o men,
al ~ connection with The corrupt means by which Mr.
in n ~. into poaer, and is Striving TO tam it, FIRMS,
s'ew az nvnche objection t. his belng cuti;ued
s'ie' term where he is. Were the people of the u
a a'h the know ledge they have o. their characters,
IT, ".se Circumstances. now 10 re-elect hm--sliontd
"o' nv refusing 10 nnonr him mark with their
di - ''pann, the unrgteo,is Is, which he ascen
~ us Fesea' suncncc, il would que Of yir-
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
BRlLLiA II SCiiLNfGS.
TIE ELEGtTDt.

Till; ELEC TlON If nuhnc setya us IS the theme Of
eTety tongue AMI cogatives by day and deams b night:
every side hustle and schemeng give dreAds note sc
preparation all Hi IS well enough Out un,d MT
,r.sre with more important mat
BE ir REMEMBERED, an election of inGaieiy gr at
cr moment - progress, coils 1T @ticb MI be
Used TOMORROW, and another w led esiay next,
the pull to clos at o'clock, determine Fort IS
choce OF f,va.vites Tnen let those who PRIZE smiles,
[,nd who does notO to the poll themselves the cand,
IA ESD and be rewarded th the bon ties winch she viii
auni-r ihropSi, hr following schemes,
jFhith HW be drairR in the
UNION CANAL Lottery, Class No II. .for 1898.
III be drawn on saturday, 4th Oct. 1928.
Iafe, s. .uiatier. .'nnogrrs
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
Wilmington, Friday, October 5, 1928.

tRiv AMI E,r,--h reference the article signed Nau
,ys III show how completely s:r. Clay las missed The
max when lie ordered us toos 10 cAsc colriracy
Gen Jackson.I did not suppose that his osn con'lact
and connection with Eurr Remembered al tbs period
Lu he now i,di at although lie h.. Disguised il with 81
much skill The time, thc PEEPS Of his day. going ni,o
the p emses Which lis edi;os lAe lad doSn far the
con,cmnann Of yAcks,n, point to himself and say
" thou art the man tile ots .ainst him tv.ty
snare which he has laid ttr tie c' larnc has became
,rlp into a!c. he has itlca iinact
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
IN IJJ1iN TDTT sgtaEa+Ihdi L LEU G.

The Young mcn Of Wilmington and ITS vicinity
enlly to the election of Andrew jackson 10 the
Presidency, will meet pursuant to Adjournment
at tic Town Hall, on Saturday (EO-MOisRoW
evening al o'clock.
Punctua Attendance is requested, as hnsiness ct
much Importance concerning the approaching cleo
tion will be transacted. dit
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03


OBlrUARI= departed h.s lie, a. Dover, Del on Tuesday,
tn 23d u the 18th year oil his age PgaEGRINEb BATFEL
NJ d. To onrtncss aud accuruc, OF perceptions; so"d u g
aud decision Of mind united, IL tins lam ht,'! ,o
uan pssession ot which faculties PECULIAR, carn, him
the pruic un lac had adopted, ard gave tar Irotst that
would and distinction But the cold ihh OF
tie fell monster has been rrelnanrcy Ian! upon Inn, aud
suddenly and ptcdl, hurried him The silcnt uinb
DIrD-In Alba,,y on he s. uit after III, OF A
" ,hree DAYS. Mr. james Rande Of New YORK. ("ns OF the
asst t.nt Fn,n ers employ ed by John aNel Jan ~ re
Chesapeake and Delaware anai IN The twenty mnth yea
OF his age.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
Sli3,52o

IL. Is :lO-lIal.cs ss-olarters 81 sl--risIs 81 al
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
GG34 Prizes.
1880 Bianl;s.
~ Sn.s Tickets.

- sos Tickets.
Each an giant cory os't.e History of England.
Whce tickets SS-isiyes 81 5GA- Qlarters fS
Thele is sameth & substantial of>the evaneScen
distinctions which are here row, and gone in a moment
bui good, soho, tangible st,if which if we treaed vi
s,iais through life sovereign remedy for doubt
duRs ak! blue devils IL the pp the, without delays;
but &c to anp, fer tick 10 Fortunes ~. .. 4,
Robertson Il Little,
M. %, Market Street, W t,,fe
where have lately old ma ants ,lnr lzcs;
SUCH as y 100; 10000 .59yo; 7.1ai 6spJi !, AJos
iN,e, 1000, sr, NC. Sc,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
Delaware, Maryland and North Carolina
CONSUIlDA TED LOTTERY.

.lIIRiJ Ci.ASS.
b d.snat, iimiuytoi, Del on Wednesday, The S h
Ter 182S.-54 combination i.t'ety--8 DRAW ballots
Fms Lottery above all ohets, en,,tie lie patio
nse the people OF Delwss. the profit there
of Foes the ilnproveme, 4 ~ the Stale.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
DELAWARE Es.AfEAgEOT,o


rrown Indignantly the first dar.. to aeni
onr nnrticn o The Union from aaotcr.'' WASHING TON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-12

Observation-Disclosures ". DORL.nan
Ra!ph Edmonds, Rawleigh Dunaway, Danl
I. Mitchell, Williamson I. Jones, John Hall
Ben. NJ. Walker, George W. Downman,
Ihos. ;. Dunaway, James F.. bowman.
James o: George, Cyrus Dogsett, Thomas.
James, James Pollard, lawson Hathaway,
VIM. IL. Towles, Charles Rorers, Henry F.
Lawson. Eppa Norris, Vim. Callahan. VIM.
J. Payne, James Robinson, Robert Forester
Elias f.. Brent, George Brent, houna Brent.
LCpie Beane.
MEcNLEyRvna-Dr. Al3xandccT vld, in.
Nelson, Daniel Miidagh.
MoNRor.--iIush =. Caper,on, Henry
Alexander, DOct. Chas. EalI"in, .rno.
Hutchinson, Jas. A. ShanhAn, (i'ost Mus
ter:) Spotswood wills, James Trucks, hlcy.
Dunlap, Richard &hanhI,n, james Daalap.
Andrew Nichlc, lr. Capt. james Jones.
.4ndrc.o Bren,c, IT,. a1I,oar1 j.. E.sha. D9rt.
Ba!Seoin, J.ao. Hp!ch,sca. .h.o. jiolsagyi~.
thIrte$ Lc.OiS,. 4ndreso S,'2intcys. ir. Jtp2ss. Hrc-
a1dcr, Jrascs .iltItsoN Nyasy, G.,cu .lt,L Ro-
S%rt D""hrP, AIcAaet Ersl.se, Ro3t, nt"ja,,
! homes Stcct, .fadre.o .i|isa, jar. .iieaisdtr.
i -. Dicheysor, ,Iqo. Uo5Hs, J9ss1t R.r. sra.
J@o. Stodg}U, Rojl. Cau{.cr, L4o. ~.}t,,yts-
DclaacY S,9inry, JI"teS Cuiasoay, J.cob Pea.
J"o. Peters, .1Jrohans Pe!srx, .J,o. H,fos.
James Hprvey, Grifih Gorl.n. Geo. igqitcy
Jno. CanPjcY, JImc- Keat|.r, .Lhthe.p Enyl,r
EGrtle:t PACT, Lao. EoU,saun, Jaaes Graaa,9.
yr: Nm. Eds, JcSse Beerl, Jos. Quinn, liza.
H'nch,han. Var. HtachnHa. r.. grprud Keiiel.
Jon. S1o"pe, Gel. Joka "a! ySca. .la.en: YHoe,4 ~,
Capt. .At'reso .2ItcA,I, JoaaMsal Scope ,Psjs,.
La!ue, Hodt. CcapjeH, J.o, hhor. .4adrcz,
H"fe"tIne, .Mcob Coohe, .}ao. II Tuzricr. M
hGm Hrnh', Jrmes Ro5,lon, Jt4,. t;rahcr,.
i'm. NIfS2a, ||ar. hics, .4sct1;ii I,r}y, .L.-
c07 Jo't"s:a.', ha'a1S S@|@,,# y, lLsa,y SbG.saoA.
i"NiSo" Sho"o~tt, .1ojar$a" bfcL. Lo. NeQllse.
lncob Lifi@, ,Jomcs fUjssoa, {eary Psare.
Iao. .2iaas, FEetqI ISL, n.p.Y .Hyac.t. g.,
Aaac .f:cD2o.,L, Iee' E<al.ue., ,saa ,.Llel
-. s!gS, Gc7. -t1tla.J, ina. E6~Icr, JaLlcs .LcE-
d, .A5Grr,o j{e", ,5j~ru,9,r kcaraca. L:o5rs
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Observation-Disclosures Kelly. Addison II
lou&hlin, hlw.rd Hial, Iho. p. Hamilton.
10. Hamilton, ian:as~ GIyEIil.an, Sarn. Ncal,.
Tho. AcIicarr, David McGur, james Ro-
hcrtSon, iorn II. Robertson, Darid AIurrtv.
VIM. ID. Cattle, Arthur Mcclure, Christa9h:l
Mcclure, WIN. Pre-, james c. Warren y.
James {. E2gren r. David A.cCuc.
Observation-Disclosures K. Crane. d. Ro-
bert Shore, Or. Peterson W. I~larper. Iy.
Wa. Shore.
l'arsroy.-John King, MAJOR Charles
R;rnc, Col. iohn Fai:iax, David Stemole.
WIZ. Johnson, Harrison @l1agai., Tao:ra.
Brown, sen. Rev. VIM. i. SmtII. John no
jehcayer, George Brown, William bIc{fcc.
John Scott, Israel Baldwin.
IEIA+E GEoRGr.-ReY. Tllos. Is. BRYANT
Ben amin Cooke, John pIents, .jo4n n. Pc
~ters0il.
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