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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-03-28

H;s S fro" , us',s'. s .e q; na'e Or
1928.
| There has nothing of interest TRANSFERRED. A de-
bate lately took place in the Senate indeed, which
| is worthy of notice. not only on account Of the
principle involved but as it illustrates the import
ance Of one man Of superior capacity IN deiibe-
rate body, though the majority be OF an oppo-
site party.
The second dav after Mr.. Webster's arrival, he
took his place in the Senate, and the bill relative to
the process in the United States Coul being read,
1t was about to pass without objection, when MIR.
4 Webster arose and pointed out IN very suOdueu
tone Of voice, what he deemed defect in the bill.
This called up Rowan in defence OF it, and alter
some desultory conversation, the subject was post
poaed for the next day. when Mr. Webster came
out with an argument, that convinced majority OF
the Senate that the bill which was about to become
: law without objection ought not to pass. Rowan
t and Tazewell both supported it vehementy. but IN
: van the Senate sent it back to the committee lor
It modification.
n few dave afterwards, Mr.. Webster having left
IS 1.-The Senate for few minutes the bill was called VI
!, again. modified it true, but quite as Objectionable
IS as before. 1t was moving on very quietly through
ID a third reading, when Mr. Webster heard OF it II
" the court room. He fastened back, and in few
minutes demonstrated to the Senate, that the alter
~ atiuns had not removed the objection 1t va
aqan sent back TO the committee, where it will b.
ID deprived Of its Objectionable feature.
81 In defending this feature, Mr. Tazewell YER
e. honestly confessed, that Mr.. Wfbster's principle
g. aud his own necessarily led to different conclusions
ID and that he was in favour of subecting the Unite
eir States Courts to the State Legislatures. This ha
no brought on an issue, and this important question
to Mr. Van Buren, and Mr.. McI.ane take their stan
ed with Mr. Webster. This debate is one Of the clea
q" est indications of the superiority of this gentleman
vas both for cearness of perception, and for power
argument over any of his colleagues in the Senate
lys similar instance not only of his superiority
the but of the manner in which the Southern SUI
nj port each other, was given in Court few yea
me SINCE in case where he and Tazewell were en-
,ad plovel on the same side.
the Tazewel, although much his senior at the ba
ur insisted opening the case, which he did in
ire, argument that occupied two days. The Virgin
in delegation attended court during the whole arg
ed nent and at its conclusion, John Randolph wal
of ed across the room, and addressing Tazewell, sa
i'm; in an audible voice, .. it is the greatest law arg
and nent ever made in the United States" The ne
ime morning. Mr., Webster followed him on the sar
he side, and finished his argument in part of the folio
an ing forenoon, without any comment, except that
oect was forcble and clear. But mark the result T
ess- Court, composed of five southern men and t,
heir northern men, with John Marshall at its head una
un- imously over-ruled every position taken by N
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end was recent. and even now have
not ventured to lay it before tho world
without making that change OF names
which a due regard TO the feelings OF
many respectable individuals still living,
prescribes.
have now to relate an incident of an
affecting nature, connected with the fore-
going occurrences, which has made an
impression on my mind, that | am per-
suaded shall never be effaced. Some
weeks after the death Of Mrs. Ormsby,
in company with one Of her relations,
paid visit to her grave. AS we ap-
preached it, we were surprised to hear
the sound Of lamentation, mingled with
groans and convulsiye sobs, end occa-
sionaIly incohcrrent expressions of en-.
dearment, proceeding, as it seemed to
us, from underneath its grassy covering.
On advancing nearer, we saw man
stretched upon the grave, who with an
arm OH each side, embraced the turf as
if he wished to press it closer to his
bosom. He did not observe us, and for
some minutes, we did not think proper
to disturb him; but his agony of grief
seemed so much like madness, and be-
came at las. so intense, that we could no
longer look on it in silence. We ad-
dressed him. On hearing us he started
to his feet with the widness Of maniac.
"Comc not near~ said he, H defy you!
you made her break her vows once,
but you cannot separate us now. Avaunt!
avaunt-shc is my own-she clings 10
my feet, and you shall not drive her
away! Wen forgive and forget, my Ell
len!-I am our Amnesty, your only love.
-lIa! ha! ha! there is your husband!-
there is your husband!-take him!-he
is rich. Faithless, failhless Ellen-I
leave you, | leave you forever. Hc
uttered shrek of the most heart -picrc-
ing agony, and fled from our sight with
swiltness that ballled all pursuit.
left that country shortly afterwards,
and returned 10 the land where my fam
lily resided, and where l have since
made my home. | have not heard
whether the poor maniac ever again
visited the grave Of his beloved but
faithless and unhappy Ellen.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-09
JAMES TUCKER,

No 2, SOUTH MAIN, AND CORNER OF COLLEGE STREET
y II As constantly on hand, general assortment Of
E II Cloths, Cassmeres, Nesngs and Trimmings of the
most fashipnable patterns.
AI.SO-constantly hand an extensive assortment Of
READY MADE CLoTHING consisting Of blue, Black olive
and Mixed Dress CoATs.
Blue, Olive, Clare Brown, Mixed and cosbeau FEocKs
and SURrOUTs.
Blue, black olive drab, mixed and white Broadcloh and
Cashmere PANTALooNs.
Velvet silk, moeskn, cassimere,' toiilnet Valencia and
Marseiles EsTs.
LlKEWISE-Cambet and plaid Cloaks and Great Coats,
Linen and cotton shirts, ready for immediate use,
Linen and silk Pocket IlandkerchIefs hemmed,
White muslin and cambric Cravats, hemmed,
Imitation linen cambric Cnvats,
Black figured and plain Cnvats
Lambs wool Under shirts and Drawers,
Waterloo Cmvats,
Gloves, of all descriptions,
Black and white ribbed and plain silk Hose,
IlnllIelns. Sc. &c.
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FURNITURE.
CALEB c. COOKE,

NATOUID in form his friends and the public generally,
w that he has hand at his roon No i0l
Westminster street. first of the Unyersalst Chapel
elegant assortment OF Furniture Of his manufacture,
made OF the very best OF IT Domingo Mahogany, and
rented, among which patterns for Side boards,
Centre Tables Wadroes, Gecan sofas, Mahogany French
panneed Bedsteals, which he will sell low.
n. b. Particular attention paid To manufacturing to order,
Furniture Of any Descriptions AT short notice. c. c. &. vii
attend 10 all the duties oan undertaken, such making Cot
fms attending Funerals procuring eases SC. when
quested.
MAHOGANY
4. G. Cooke, also intends Keeping general Mahogany
lumber yard, in of his Furniture Ware Roon he has
now o hand about ten thousand 1t of -. Domingo and
Bay Mahogany sawed in Boards, Plank and Joist branch
and shaded Nenecrs very andsone suitable for Cabine
ankers, Machine makers and uiIde generally Mahogany
furnished in the log and sawed any dminuuns slor
notice Orders particularly attended to.
ApTil 3m
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-09
DOCTOR BROWNELI.

THE BLIND DOCTOR,
ENfOBNS the inhabitants, Of Rhode Island and the ada
VI cent towns of Massachusetts that he continues prac-
oe for dsoa'c5 Of the blood generally with the most unpar-
allalef success. lie curcs Jaundcc, bilious complaints
SICK Head Ache, Asthma, Phtysic, Inflammation on tho
Liver, any p1tt of the LDdyRh ualisin and Iuiamma
tory Hheumntisn SAT- Rheum, Piles. Indigestion, soald
Head, -. NEus Dance Scroila Kings Evil, and all
diseases arising from impure state oi the blood Ills pYac-
ticc safe and simple, aud his medicines confined 10 to
vegetable kngdcm. During practice oC fourteen years.
Doctor Brownc has had the astonishing success For
thc greater relief uf individuals he travels through most of
The towns o lc state, nnd be- consulted almost any
lne 1hu persons who reside IN Providence, and wish
avail themselves o lie Blind Duclors services leavs
thc.r commands with Mrs. Duunan, High Street
Apui3 If
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FROM "rHR COURSE or TIME"


[Tlc aged saint who Is addressed by two Of the Inhabitants
them the history Of man in the following lines.
lie describes the earth as
A little orb,
Attended by one her lamp by night
With her fair sstnTliOod oi planets seven,
Revolving round their central sum she third
In place, in magnituie the fourth that orb,
New made, named, inhabited anew -
That little orb, IN days remote Of old,
When angels yet were young was made for man,
And styled Eaiti-hor primal virgin name,
Created first 81 lovely, 50 adorned
WItl hill and lawn, and winding vale
Woodland and stream and lake, aud rolling seas;
Green mead, aud fruitful tree and fertile gIais,
And herb and flowers ~ lovely 80 adorned
With numerous beasts Of evry kind, with fowl
Of ev'Ty wing and ev'ry tuneful note
And with all fish thai ~ the Multitude
OF waters swan ~ lovely, ~ adorned,
So NJ a dwelling place for man. that as
She oomplete at the creating word,
The morning ST. ~, the sons NJ tod, aloud
Shouted Tor Joy and God, beboJdIns, saw
Tie f,ir desgn that FROM eternity
W.. mind c,nc-iyei acrunp snca aud, we u pleas'd,
-. a jys nui-i'j work mos; gDJd pronounced,
A. MA dec ,'d 'hl s5v Ieign prince al ALL"
rhe following the pets account Of the plan Of Re.
dempton or The human Addressing himself OF
his visitors, The Bard bsgns-l
"Thy pos'rs great, originally great Il
And purified even nj the fOunt Of light.
Exert them now call all their vigor out
Take think vastly mediate intensely
Reason profoundly send conjecture firth
Let fancy hy snop down, nsceBd ull length,
An breadth rSldrre all nUnsl all divine
Ask pridenee, justice, mercy asa, and might,
Weigh gOod with evil, balance right with wrOn1,
with virtue vice comp uc-hatfed with o4e
Gods htliness, Gods tIstice, and God' truth,
Delile rateiy aud cautiously compare
LViuI sinful, wicked, vile ,rebclous man,
And sec n thou can'rt punish .n, snd Vt
Mankind o. free. Thou fal'a-be NJ, surrisd,
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POETRY,

For the Literary Cadet.
THE iluMMING BIRD AND CONTENTMENT
5p AcroHn.-Br J. MILLS BEows.
"a little ieaf will shelter a little bird. 81 Pisrrs
humming bird 1ulier'd from flower to Hover,
Ne'er caring for aught hut gay freedom and air;
No thought of monow-no fear OF the shower,
Fast iwinkling each le'f To the listening ear.
t'iip alone lis little acnve
Near s,fl-howor bright that spread over its head
Now lowly close nestled.-now twitlering above--
Yellow sun beams then "tsting the huinming bird fed
Be Il ever remembered, that this is a los,
Regal man with his wisdom scarce ever atains,
Ueontent. and sweet freedom, in some low cot,
whose walls vice and power his left without stains,
Now grant this the fate oi - mention no names
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-09

BELLETUE HOTIL NEWPORT, Or. H.
Tn7E rubc respectfully informed that the NEW no
VI TEL Ia this town, will be opened the LIST of July
under the supcrniondance of Mr. T. ROUILLARp, expe
renccd Landlord, who will exert himself give satisfaction
In addition to the Table d Hoic private Dinner and Sup
per Parties eau bc accommodated Soups and Coffee
az all hpuTs.
TIE BAR will DO furnished with the best of Wines and
Liquors and these of every description usually found in
pccilbe Tavems.
The READISG Room will contain the New-York. Bos
tom Providence and Washington, and some other Southern
and Eastern papers.
RoAED reasonable terms furnished by the day, wee K,
yeaf.-Tle Beds, and Hair Mattresses, entirely
Newport, June Is
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NiITSIC.

l'llG subscriber would pectiuy inform the public that
e has established himself IN Providence for the prr-
pose oi teaching dnt Musical Instruments usually used
IN Bands SC and having long experience his
ne soc the patronage of those DESTROYS nf insutinp So
coes Bands either or private ansement, io military
an1 public ocCasiO In town Ia the country The pyl-
cpcs uf Music In conncCtun with the Of payns IN
mony nrf the most approved methods will be attended 10
Musical Instruments will be selected his pupils
and Music arranged ~ the nos popular risaso
apply n his residence No "a Broad Street nj the Prov
denoe Music Saloon, r. w. LESLIE
June ne
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TO ,iY DAUGHTER,

TO 'iY DAUGHTER,
With a Birth Day Present Of Blomficd's Poems.
(imPromptu)
Dear fow'ret, from thy fathers hand,
This gin Of love receive;
Aud as thy leaves and buds ,pand,
And futier in lifr's breeze i
oh may they bloouI thro' pcrfum'd sense,
Mid ms the verse now given:
Then rich will b. wy rccomt~nse,
And bright thy fight to Heaven.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-09

| bade thee search In vain. Etetuai lave
Harp, iii my voice on hIgh-Etenal love,
Eternal sovereign Ioye, and sovereign grace,
Wisdom and power aud mercy inhnie.
The Father, Son, ard Holy Spirit God
De.s'd The wnnd' 'roos pian-deyisd achiey'd,
Asd IN achieving made ti,e marvel more.
Attend ye heay ms ye heav'n of heay'ns attend
Attend and wonder wonder svennore!
When man had iall'n, nbell'd, insuied God
Was most polhied, yet most mady prosd,
Indebted infinitely, yet most poor
captive Ia sn, yet willing 10 be- bound
10 "vis iacen.od justice, and hot wrath
fkIss'd due victim Of eternal death
ANA utter woe :--Ilarp, III Thy voice on high
1e everlasting hiIl', yc angels bow
BOW }e fodcein'd ui men Cod was made flesh,
And dweii WITH man on earth The son OF God,
Only hegutien, and well beloy'd, brtween
Men and his Fathers justice uierpo-d
Put human nature ON his wrath sustained,
Aud IN their name s1iIcr'd, obcyed aud died.n
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The following beautiful song fron the Novel entle,
Felix Alvarez"
Toll not the bell Of death for me,
When am dead
Strew not the iiowcry wreath DER me,
Dn my c,ld bed.
Let friendships sacred tear
On my fresh grave appoar,
Gemining with pearls my bier
When am dead
No dazzling proud array
Of fpgeantry display,
My Fate Ia 'prcld
Let not the busy cfuwd he near,
When am dead
Fanhing whh unielt sigls INV bier,
SigIs quickly sped
Deep let the impression resi-
On some fond female hiclsi
Then were my n'mop Llrst
Whcn an dead.
Let not the day he writ;
Love VIII remember It.
Gmoh-unsud.
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JEPrnA's' RASH VOW.

before been printed ' " - "'' "o'e
JEPrnA's' RASH VOW.
From me I'm r61p,er of .Ju5gcs
The Bate had ccas'd and tic Victory " as won
ne Wild crv of horror was DER ;
N'v arose in ls g'on the 5r,it bean,irg sun,
Nnnq s,nI b,e HIM, ,.n..,'ca ~, ,',, ,,' ",s"'
The ine' Hrhs r1ur'ry ~ ss-vrd on the PLAIN,
5 tsir stole 4 "uurse from IN, eve:
The N'ul r. di>dtin'd ever, segIlIncc nf plin
And s,,,,.s.,J ,y,,I.t i,,,, - cn, ,g &s'm &
"nh - Iaihrf OF leln ~ s!d the o'nqurriug Chief,
Twas lh" powerful nrns gave the welcome relief,
And INV hone ,,,r, i cicor,s" o1 ,oS ''
An oil'rinp of love viii pav g. thy name,
An of'rnc thou wiz not dcspiSe
The IanL of NV C,hc,s I.l, NJ, i, vain "S'"
with ,l,. dame. an t,;ne n, :, si :, ,;.c ;,
Now hsbd his words tTro' the FIR spreadins band
N,aish was heard, save the (,d fall around
And TO heaven are Iiicd his trembling LANDS
Whilst the silence Is .iil and o,,f;ru,J '
Oh! listen at distance what wild music sounds
And III distance what Maiden appears
And her mid eyes IN fond ecstacy iWini
For Parent Is ihfo her tears.
,,,,,,,,
hef hstps w'tr'' uirIl gave strain oi delight
4. m'ment -sn' 'inih;s % ms arms
Whis, lcsons on Irsions against him unite,
C'hiIh bring u MS soul sirh alarms
T., ;,, ,. H. ,, ,,,,.
" i;, " wv '' -; , Wv ,.. @ ~ ~ H'." h'' 'Pl"af u,
M; 80 -, "a a ~, " ' ni "Sf =, ~ w r H., ,,,
Which with sears from his nIinv fought Iitrles srMd,
Nw hs country, nor Daughter hr knows.
t.,, ..,,. .,, :. III, ,,
I,h,, hi n,, .a'" @ ~ iirN & ~ m','''s ,n'
on M i,,c,r couL N,,s ,, w., ,,i w. '',v w, ,,,
h'. srri i-sndi"ii uncunsEIinrh, uIcoutrnl'd,
an" "e c"' d'''i q "is Time 'wliieId eye.
ui, J,,,,,,.. ,,o.. ,.,...,... - =,
S,.,.a ,'.t, y ~, 80 So ,"' W .''S".'s t'i' o'h
His d,,bc, was ,ci % ~ " 49,, " ,',i'',., ,, pc','
WHO" f,ick nlS'ilfg lghnlnrs 50 mady dclorn
Ntace Meaning sunshine before.
H., 49,, i,i,..
IL, 80 ,, @ ,, -, ~ "in'.t i, 81 .,ne an" iur,
~, :, ., Wv ' o wv ,'''' ~ ''p'', q Ih' 10 ule!
For moncnt her bosom hoav'i high
Sn ' o", u m"'ncht -,ne phehIy wasrs'
cue sm""2fg rushed Ia ms arms
.,"u "o'e az d '"'WeI' when chiiih ny the BLAST
"oennrs on 'he ",k, WI us ilry b past,
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From Hr PbdadoIpAia Chronicle.
Wnnc has requested tho publication nf the following
production Of young lady Of Massachusetts. II has never
before been printed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-03

iHAR. Howell DAVIES. AGENT Tor the
~ PULMEL and BALSA It FULMEL
PARKER ) REGETABlE PANACLA. and J
ALRRiGHr'S COLUMBIAN SYRUP, tae tins
day received from Philadelphia = large supply
OF each e hese Mediclncs ard Of the highly
extailed LIVEk-WOK}, for lie cure Of Cnn-
sulnpfions together with very handsome va
rlcty of articles ia addition 70 his before adver-
tsed stock
] he Pulncl is ne~ 4 highly celebrated Vege.
tablr Remedy for the CERTAIN prevention o. CURE
Of conSumpiions Of all kinds, IN all their differ
rnt STAGES. Parker's Panacea isHIGBLY CT
LIBERATED tor the CERTAIN CURE Of
RHEUMATISM, LIVER COMPLAINTS
KINGS EVIL or SCROFULA. TUMOURS.
LETTERS, ULCERS, CONoUMPTlOAS SY.
PlIiLlI c. aud MERCURIAL diseases, &c &c
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP of Mr.. Jacob Al.
bright, IS HIGHLY CELEBRATED for the
CER1 AIN CURE OF the following diseases. viz
NECROCIS or AFFECTIONS o; the BONES
KINGS EVIL OF SCR0FULA. CANSERS d
INNETERATE ULCERS, LIVER COM
PLANTS, RHEUMATISM, ULCERS ofthe
MOUTH aud THROAT. SYPHILIS, and all
DISEASES arising from the IMPROPER use
OF MERCURY.
March IL tsiff6
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! ded by force sufficient 6 lIa,S II m n, .
single shot. The leAsi evasion or aelsv Is
considered as personal insult hy your presi.
! dent, 4 is but the signal fnr war. Bnt in iii.
yon will be fully cnmpen sate1 for nil vouy
losses and privations- your Precedent il nn,y
M his proper element and the army. hesom.
ing the locus al royal favour. will anbieravie.
tories which will raise A monument of i'm.
perishabIe glory 10 yonr npflanal fame. But
10 accomplish this, he is roi 10 be tramm.I.
led blythe constitution rlsV--lhe nation aud
Us rights must be sappUriei--he mnsi take
aud do what he pIeases--the ranks Of tbe ar
my must he supplied. Ii enlistmenls fail
cnnscnptions must snecetd-zln an evil hopr.
some pnor devil Of Il printer dares 10 criti.
else. or call in question the lnsiice and poliev
OF the measures of yonr President. colnma,i.
der in chief, anil general OF the army--he is
marked asan object Of veuRrance-ebarped
with treason, and giving encnuraspm. MT 20
the enemv--mocked with a trial by "A court
MARTIAL, and condemned TO ba shot ar hpup
up nj the nPat cross roads Ia ierrorfp 10 q.
theirs. The nation beEln now l. takc the ~
larm-,hey see in the measures Of their P~osi.
dent, with sword in hand, direct invasion
of their liberties they weep over fheI~C.I.
". The frsl evidence Of discon,pnt il heard
in deep and solemn groans & murmnrs- AT
length il rises To Wurdz md tnr, Ia ,.,,,,-
srrance. These reach. only IL offend the ear
Of n sensitive military snIdier--tbrv are AN
swered by ihreais--spies are p,anl.d around
and the indictments. or. IL more pnnron
ar language, the Id reasonable scoanIfels
arr Kuarde f-snme pnniskes-atleoyfho ,na
ed, b. having insult added 10 injury. the
Aug,o.saxon blood Of the nsiion ber,os to
swell in the VEINS, and rash ike a tofren, IN
the rheek-and threats are answered bv
drawing the sword in turn. The awful crisis
F-rives-lhe nation trembling and agltated.
shudaers for the eveni--a line Is dra,vn-alI
who dare 10 question the proprietv OF vour
military President ar denounced as traitors.
an the exclamation is heard by the Efernal
Gods their heads shall nay the forfeite-thev
shall be conquered The purse and sword
in The hands Of power, HE dreadful work con.
menees--and after scenes whlch curde the
blood in the heart of the patriot, the military
conaneror prevAils-lhe nation i, vanaui,h
Liberty wounded. and even NJ the noiu,
of expiring, il seen Rv4ng away like A ghost.
TO some other clime--p-rhaps 10 heaven, 10
surrender finally her commissions on earth The
hammered engles of despr'ism. like those II Ca
ar and Ronaparte, playins round and nrrcn.
'inu unon the head O. thsir lavarite connupr.
or his cann bpcnne. lhe scene of r.1elr,5
and rpioicjne--the soldier hoYs the ready
knee ri ad,ration ia the cononeriup general
tho GENERAL In tpr, secures tho f,I,,r, fdeI.
i,y of the soldier. ov double pay from IN.
spoils OF the vaponished. and \ high commit
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nHIrf mn HE CIV MnIch MA


4 ha Of letter, remaining IN The Liberty Poy
QPlce on ht 8 Isl Nnch. ls2a
A--Jainra Aytrs, john A,ilwtil.
b pauth bulkoy, shcrin oi bedford, Polly Hallati,
Ileteknh Nj. BROOKE, Pleasant brown, nenr, +. ID. "
BafkmRu
Conlnandoht Of the 10Th Regiment " lillian,
funfnrhiu nr Samuel l.. CRbel, Commissioner vi tho
ReYruuc 1un,es ClAFf, John Guney.
n--Johu Denrm, Marblo \. Dent, Ayredith Davidson.
JnufeA Diokrnsbu, sens \. ! Sosy.
I--'irancis Eppes, John LaJoo', John Elliott. An
thouy Itens, sen.
f---lvn, Ggg, liontyr Franklin Culrb fugua, JOHN
Fisher.
G---Bcnry Gris,om. or Noolloo wins. John GIBBS,
Gol Tlofsnui NJ, Gaefin.
H---Mrs Brt.y Ann Hurt. Robmt o HUT, soiomnH
Handy, Hrfib IlbN hins keyd. William latis. John
Hiudrrltsr. lesso T. Hgpbh,s, Henry Hatcher, Inc
mas J. uIll, Jlmoa { Ia1lewood
p=si5rsy 5ss4fspus
h--.Fiu. i Kucktis, Dothia Key, Achilles Kipr.
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web, Rev. Jnn.s LenWrt, Robert H. Leflwich, Keb-
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