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CANAL AND Raj. RoAD.

We have been not n little surprised at charge
Viii Ia has been urged a;,iin., w, that are un-
friendly To the project Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. This charge, uttered for poiit.eal pnr-
poses, cannot Cor momeot bc believed Nv any
one who either possesses memory or disposition
TO do justice. II has probably arisen from the
circum stance, that have Frequently commend
cd the Baltimore anI Ohio Rail Road, and the
noble and cntcrprising spirit which animated its
projectors and patrons. II has been good for
tune To have IL ia our power to witness the pro-
Iress OF the latter. and it has always been our
habit 60 speak well Of every improvement con-
nccted with the Interests OF our country. We
have not been equally fortunate in seeing the pro-
gross " the Cansl-bccausc Nc seldom 20 except
where business call, us but our feelings and
hopes concerning this splendid aud useful work,
nave not been less ardent
ii any one will take the trouble to cast back hi
thoughts only a few years, he viii fluid that ours
vas the frsf voice Tor pen) raised ia this count,
an behalf of the Canal. We took up the subject
IN the year 1921, and urged il most carnes ,iy
upon thu attention Of our readers Never have
we faal,crcd in its support. Indeed, so jealous
were We, that son.c Of facetious friends used
70 jccr us for What the, termed our s.los, labor
Hut the scheme has progressed. We were pre-
sent nj ats commencement, and turned up some OF
The first earth from its destined bed. Our good
wishes have attended ii, in its incipi-ney and lis
progress, up to this period, and shall accompany
at to its hnal and We hope) glorious consumma-
no"- Jealous, however, AS We have been, We do
aOt wish Ia the Rail Road stopped short oi
Harpcrs-Fc1y To that point, we Away. hoped
and believed both works could be carried with
success and convenience; AI,d then that an union
al means would take place, 20 eo,,tinuc which
ever Of them should prove, upon experiment. n
be the better Of the two, IL the great Ohio
No one doubt t'.e immense and a,lvanta-
gcous results which will accrue 10 our county.
b, the completion of both works to the point " I.
have mentioned; and We ~ouId deeply regret TIA,
any conflicting interests should ntcrf RI To- blieh,
The prospects or rctard the u.i.ich of either al
them, TO the intersection Of the ,rca: Valley Of
Virginia.
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tharfssf0u't, October 6. 1850.
ME Stockholders VI the smith .
held. ChsIic.town and Harpers.
Ferry Turnpike Company. arc hereby no.
heo' that an 'nstslment of Eve dollars ne
share Of the stock Of said eompaov fbe.
ing the I'D iassaln,ent) is re1uired 10 BIO
paid TO Humphrey Reyes. ESQ the Trea.
surer OF tho company, on the is dsy OF
November next, and a further sum OF
hvs dollars per share. (being the 4,h in.
'tsln'en0 in like manner on the frs, day
OF December next.
Ia making tho above cell. the Board Of
Directors deem 70 expedieat by way Of
anticipating their annual report, 20 pre-
sent to the Stockholders. . few eonsidsra-
Ton: connected With the present progress
OF the very important snterprixs commit
ted 10 their direction. as yell % the pros
Pect or its speedy accomplishment A
contract for grsdiog the division Of tho
road lying between Chariestowa and Har.
Pess Ferry, has been closed with Messr..
Packard. Stems & Co company Of Nor
thern gentlemen. who were understosd TO
have boon energetic and secce.sfui con-
tractors on the Chesapeake end Ohio Ca
nal The terms Of the contract require
them TO commence operations by the first
OF the present mosth, and t. complete Eve
m,los Of tie distance before the fret Of
March next They have, hswo ever, ioti
msted their Intention of employing imme-
diatcIy ~ the work. such q force as to
complete that distance before the com
meneement Of the ensuing year Tho
price contracted TO DO paid per nile. for
grading, 10 $500 90 From these facts,
the company Gill perceive the oeeess,tv
fer calling in the iostalnents In rapid suc-
csssioo: nor cau such payments be en-
oaTsassing TO any, when it is cen sidersd
bow small 10 the nvmber Of shares held by
the individual stockholders. with the az
ception Of tive or three whose deep inter
est IN the speedy completion Of The work,
readers wholly unnecessary any appeal 10
their Promptitods ia msetisg the call
General reflections, IN cid Of correct
estimate Of the Importance Of the under
taking. are surely uncsllsd for. by q com
uusiiy who see daily. that thoroogh-fare.
which. II 10 universally admitted. eendu,
ces greatly to the value Of property. di.
verted frsm ITS direct aud natural sourse
past our own doors, and through our own
mere enterps'zing and public spirited
neighbours. both upon the right and the
iet The board Of directors therefore
respectfully and earnestly reQues. the
stockholders to meet promptly the present
and future calls; and more especially. to
pay up the arrearagos due upon former
isstslunents. No enc. move than them
selves. would depreeste the disagvesable
necessity in she discharge Of their irnpsri-
Gus duty, Of resorting to their corporate
powers to effect thus an object 50 isti-
matcly ADD essentially connected with the
best interests Of the company
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
ANDREW HUNTER, Sew
Oct 6, 1880.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DY viviue Of a dsed or trust. from Dsn-
~ iti w. Griffith TO the Subscribers. for
n certain lot Of ground. IN Chsrlestown,
DOW ia the occupancy Of Peter J. Johnson.
with the buildings and sppur,ensnees
thereto belongisg. which deed bears date
Let October. 1873, snd has beea duly re-
corded; and BY which deed. We, ars re-
guired to cell the said property. if The said
Peter ! Johnson should fail 10 pay the q
mount Of eeTts,a obligations executed to
the said Daniel w GrifIith,--~s will. on
me fourth day Of .Norember htrf. Lefors the
curt l,otssc door IN CLarlesic,rn. sell the =
bOve meaiioaed lot of ground with The ap
performances. 10 the highest bidder. The
sum sf about seventy dollars viii be re-
quifsd in hand. add The balance ~ iastal
tnsBts corresponding uiib the times Ger.
tain oblsgslio0s Described 20 ssid deed will
become due. The purchaser glsing hosds
Nth security. aud deed Of ,Tust on che
premises, 90 secure The deferred payments
CHARLES g STEWART,
WILLIAM CLEVELAND.
Oct .. 1890
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Many voters Of Jefersoo ere ssx;ous "a
kn:v. distinctly. the principles and dsessines
wneh shs Candidates now before the people
mold They are particularly anxious, that
these gentlemen should uoequivocslly en-
s~er the following questions. through your
paper. They desire 10 be cell Informed ~
10 the Course end scope Of principle and poll
ey ~ineh Messrs. Opie and barton will sup
ports toe the term Of Office in the SeHsie
May epdvrs for fsu, years. during y hich time.
resolutions adverse TO the power Of the ee..e
raj government to aid in works Of internal
Improvement. to protect Domestic Industry.
and sdverse To tise alt-impossans end most
>aiu,zry powers Of the Federal judiciary or
supreme Court of the United States, may be
1--WE may say surely ,siO be- offered in the As.
>eu'biy Of Virginia
F'nsr ounsr,ss-Are you . supporter Of
the Administration OF Gen. Jackson. IN rela.
hsn particularly To his syssem sf prescription
2nd-Do you approve Of his on point sneuts,
to the extent he he. gone, OF editor, Of ne v,.
papers Who supported his election
3d-Do you approve OF hIs Pete Message !?
4'h-Ds you approve Of the hostility evi,sc.
ed ny his supporters IN and cut Of Congress
10 The Izrh. or protection and encourage.
ment Of Domestic fa,iustfy,
3'b-Do you deny the right Of the general
government to appropriate funds, from the
'eNehue OF 'hc Loton, Ia the Improvement of
our country by means Of adfisnaf roads. ca
nal. and other public works, to facilitate inter.
osl commerce and intercourse
6'h-Do you deny the policy and necess;.
y otthe Tariff Systcm. ~ = national measure,
by which the productive industry and manu-
fac'urcs Of the country may be eifec,uaiiy en-.
coursged aud protected, and be thereby rem
dered wholly independent of foreign powers,
7th-Do you deny the right the Supreme
Court OF tue Union to declare void, l.ws and
acts OF State, which conflict With the Pede.
raj Constitution. oe laws Of Congress, incon-
sissent nth that Constitution
tits earnestly desired. that the gentlemen
named should answer The sbove questions. If
the voscrs were cersain. that the ensuing As
sembly would abstain from throwing the
weight OF the opinion Of the majority, how
ever small. into the scale OF Gen. Jsckson's
administration. the opinion Of the candidates
for the House Of Delegates. on the subjects
alluded to. would be, for tie present, . matter
of Indifference; and equally 80 would be the
opinions OF Messrs. Ope and Barton on these
subjects, II any rcfecfing man can consider IL
"a eten probable, that no efforts would be
made during four years. to pass resolutions in
ard OF policy aud Of principles hostile to the
beat interests OF Virginia and the States gene.
rally. MANY VOTERS.
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PUBLIC SALE.

NViLL be sold. at the late residence OF
~ Adam noIer. deed, in the county II
Jehe'soo. on Monday the 18th Of October
nex'. the greater part OF the personal pro-
peIty cft by the said deceased, consisting of
One .N,gro Uoman and Fire Children,
household and Kitchen furniture. farming
u'eDsiis. &c Sc. credit of 10 months vii
be gwen on all suns above five dollars, upon
The purchasers giving bonds witb good secu-
r''y tor their respective purchases-for ell
purchases under five dollars. the cash will be-
required No property to be removed, until
'he leinas Of sale he complied wi,h.
q " AOLER,
Err u .iddrr No!sr, dee =.
All persons having claims against tho cs-
tate OF Adam, Noier. deed. are requested to
bring them forward for settlement, and eli
persons indebted TO the said estate are re.
qnes'ed TO make payment - speedily IS pos.
sible, a. no indulgence can be given
q. w. hUiER,
Err ef .fdass Mokr, dse'd
Sept %, 1850.
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ELECTIONS

siA'Sr--rhc late elections in Maine have ne
suited IN favor Of the Jackson party. Judge Smith
Ia Jaeksooian) is elected Governor, and fi., Of
TIC ConErcssnea are Of the same par1y--oae in
opipcsi,ion-ai,d ia o,- district there va. mn
CHOICE. La the Legislature. ,l,crv i. a small
Jackson majority.
NhaNoSr-1he elections in THE State hav.
terminated i" favor Of the Clay party.
NAHrLAs".I1h. elections in this state took
place on Monday last. Results unknown
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c0NncNicATEp.l
Dll.ll
CHURCH NOTICE.

AT meeting Of the Trustee, Of the
Presbyterian church in Chsrlestown. IL
was resolved that the Secretary Of the
Board be directed to give notice in the
Free Prose-. that the Pew rents became
cue on the frat OF the present month; and
that those Indebted. be respectfully re-
qusN'sd to make payment accordingly to
D. I. Daugherty, Esq Treasurer.
The necessities Of the Church render il
extremely desirable that the Pew holders
should not neglect this request.
BY order Of the Board
A. HUNTER, Sec'y
Oct 6, 1880.
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or We h.vc rryuest IN make cf mos, cf our
rssshr. r. VIII Known, nc believe, that We
tnsrtt VIII. I.',asurc. lgissi-, ali marriage no.
urr.. aud That NC also art bat with fcrii.y- Al,
a.h.fcu' KIND all oiituaEi.-s Thoogh il il our
duty 10 gather the uding> q the ti,ncs" - I, can
not be expected Ia be- intrinsic ~,ti, ever,
body = affairs, m Ia know the names and c,rvuu,
stances attending sneh incidents NJ xe h.,- al
tadcd TO- We therfore r,slu.,ss. TIM, n... moran
dnms of all marriages deaths ia our comn,,-
~ ~ early date after their occurrcuc. A. ina, h.,
convenient.
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GA fous-days' meeting vill commence
in tho Methodist Episcopal Church iu this
place, on Friday night the sth Of October
next The Rev. Norval Wilson, Rev.
Charles A. Davis. and other ministers.
will attend A collection will be taken
up, on Sunday and Sunday night follow
ing. TO be applied TO the pla,tering of the
Church in Charlcstown.
Sept 80, 1880
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.4aslhe, Rer.iuti..n,r ono, rpn- .


=, Yesterday morning, at Harpcr~rcrry. after an
.i"rss os about three weeks, MAJOR WilLIA~
bR"Anrs, M officer at tisc Rcvuiutio,, aud for
several years i'aymastcr =, the L. 5. Ar,nor,, al
that place.
The above came to hand Just n our paper ~a.
going to press. further notice Of the ,lcccassi
may Ia expected in our newt
Tn the 2Stis uit. st liarIs.rs-Ferry, Mis-, ANN
MA.ks WILLlaSsoS, slssigt.t-r of Mr.. Rasii
Williamson, Of Washington City, in the ii,h
year of her age.
il has bccosnc our painful duty 90 ANNOUNCE the
death u Mrs. Mons oK, the eoa-,r, oT the FL
President James Moors., ~i,ri, occurred Mt Oak
I'LL their residence ina iousioun county, Virgins,
ON the 2.,d ult.
AZ hath. in Morgan county. Virginia, on thu.
gath uit. In the 81 81 year OF bar syc, Mira SARAH
WHITE, rriict II Alexander White, one of the
nrS Representatives IN Cong-,'ss from the Stat
~ Nirgihia, and an intimate friend ct General
Washington, under whose appointment he be-
came onc of the three Commissioners by whom,
the City OF Washington MAJ laid out
I'm the iS uit ADELAIDE, .y,d Is months, and
ON the 9,th ult. Nih.INIA, aged three wears aud
n.c ino"'hs, ttsc two yodsgest daughters of David
H. Ai'e''' Esp ut Clifton, frvsicrick county, Va
coNnrNIcATEB
DIED,
On the i2sh ultimo, near CoIimbu. Fra,ki;,
county, Ohio, Mr.. HENRY SELLaas, formerly of
this county, ia the 2&th year OF his age, Of "a con-
sumption. The deceased WAS a most worthy
young man, remarkable for hs affection and re-
spect to his aged parents. Ills Illness was of se-
Nrrnl months duration, and Of great severity. but
he bor. il with the fo,ti,u.!, and faitl, OF CHRIS
tan. lie was sensible to the lat moment. and
prayed most fcr,cntly. His diving words werc
- Receive my soul, blessed Jcsus-,hy will L,.
done'' His example should be remembered by
The young, and initiated, that their end. like his
may be- peaceful anal happy.
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CANDIDATES.

ny We are authorised to announce HIS.
aeHr l.. Orr, Esq. rs 4 candidate TO repre-.
sent the Senatorial Distric, com posed of the
couhiie, Of Frederick and Jefferson, in the
mex, Legislature.
s-5> We arc authorised to announce RI.H.
AND w. BARrox. Esq. Of Frederick. as can
d'dste for the Senate Of Virginia. for the dis.
irict composed Of the counties Of Frederick
and Jefferson.
sO@we are authorised to announce DAN.
I'LL MORGAN, Esq. ms q candidate to repre-.
seni in part the county Of jefferson In the
next House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
tCF We are authorised to announce Col.
EDWARD LUCAS, IS candidate TO repre-.
sent ]" par, the county Of Jefferson in the
next House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
sD~We are authorised to announce JOHN
s. GALLAHER. as . candidate to rcpresen,
IN par, the county Of Jefferson in the neat
House of Delegates Of Virginia.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1850.


THx cSnSRsroSxp, intending 20 devote his
whole attention IN the business oi his profession
las this day disposd IL HE intcrvs, in thu e.,a-
biisameat cf the EiaoiyIA FRKr Pass, (" t.
foas =. GAILAsE., Esq.
lie tenders his thanks q, the public. for che
kind reception ~h,h his efforts have met with
sinec he commenced has editorial duties. aud
more prtieulsrl, for The period during which he
has becn sole editor.
lie has cadcavorcsi, as the publ sicr of pub
tic Journal Of extensive circulation. perform his
,iaty impsrtiaIly aud con.ci-ntiousy.
In rcsigning IT, lac feels ri. asurr ia rejecting.
Ina, he surrcndcrs Il to ono in every wa, better
qualified than himself 10 conduct new saaper.
J. 7. DACCiiERrY.
The FaEE Pans, will he hereafter consluct,~,
by the undersigned. lie calculates on a routinu
mcc Of the feeling. Of Indulgence, Tor fault,
or foiblcs, which have heretofore marked the con-
duct Of his patrons.
during his absence, ut any time, the business
81 the establishment viii ic .tr-,I. attended to-
by Mcs.r.. !. ! pAs-rH anil II. n. CALLamxn.
Young gentlemen who have boca raised fprofc,-
sionaiiy in the Office, and Who have an intimate.
acquaintance With all its concerns
JOHN =. GAtLAIIER
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NOTICE

WISH ~ inform The public. ihst ~, bro
ther BENJAMIN has lcft me. without .
cause therefore fOswarn 81 persons sgsiosi
employ 'pg. OF cFedhing him on ny sccouBt.
- an determined 20 pay NO deBss ihst be
may eohsSsct JOSEPH brown.
ChaflsFovn, Oct. g.
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HEALTH or cHARlxsrowx.

As m evid-aec q The ~isbr;y Of our village
Atmosphere. ~e msy menssoa. that sl,crc are bu,
shrre cases Of billions sisknrss in our to~a. Ihi.
result. after the severely warm anil dry summer
which has just rsssrd. proves that are blessed
in high deSrc With she fret of earthly bless
ing> Perhaps there 10 not mort healthy town
in the Union than this Indeed, NC have sca,,l il
stated ~ one of oar oldest pi, sician., that he.
has know" whole YEAR tn PASS ~i,l.ou, a single
death having occurred within the limits Of Ia.
village.
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CoiHcidenee.-The 2sh Of Jely.
1880, corresponds With the 9th ~ the
tbermidcV the year ., and thus the day
81 the Bourbons VAS the anniversary
II the Gail Of Robcspicrrc,
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F The Pres6ytery Of UTnehe.ier will
meet IN the Presby terrain Church in tins town
on Friday the Odd Of October next, at IL
o'clock. A. At which time = sermon will be
preached by the Moderator Of the las, Pres
bytey.
The Synod OF Virginia will meet in Win.
chester on Thursday the 9th Of October.
Sept %.
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The price Of -Four, ia Baltimore, has bee,
uniform durin. the last week at s. III!
IN AlexandriH, s. 12I
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WILL be sold, At public sale, on Fuez
w day the ish day II October nert. Al
The residence Of the late Col. Deniam;u
Davenport. deed. the PERSONAL PRO-
PERTY belonging to the estate. consist
'ng Of the large stock and farming uteu-
sils 81 two farms. and the househeld and
kitchen furniture. Also, = large quantity
Of CORN The Slaves belonging 10 the
estate, men, wsmen. boys and giTIs, viii
be hired fog the balance of the year.
A credit Of eight months viii be given
on eli sums shove Eve dollsrs. The
cash for that sssa aHd ell bslsw n. will he
expected. Bond wiih coed security viii
DO required before suy prsperty 10 rsDov-
ed. Sale 70 co@@sees AZ 10 e'elock, A. ~.
Attendance By
BRAxTON DAVENPORT.
.4dmtov If Benz Davenport.
Sept ~. 1880.
~ n. The Yarn will be rented darisg
The sale. Terms on dsy 81 sale CI.ias-
snis 90 the estate. sSe requested 10 present.
their demands properly suthess,e sssd Fos
sstiiewent these owisg The estate. must
maks prompt psywest ~
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Yours, sc.
AMICUS CAESE

r $. Ibave heard IL said. that some
were soNioos 70 become members Of the
ChaTiestown COLONIZATION Society, but
were NJ loss 10 whom 20 apply. This
difficulty can be sB1HOtnfcd. ~ paying
Mr.. William Brown, Of the Bank, one o.
two dollars.
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The President Of the United States
returned TO the seat Of government 81
Saturday evening the s5tk uI,. iron,
hiss Wait to Tennessee, IN good health.
We understand. - NOT. Int.
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"Re,ising plants and hovtT-
Shsll deck De- plaiu sns~ "

~ The dstnils frcsn Frsaee ~iu snnsinue b.
ibtrrcd the reader. Iotis PssLiF T.. SISTED up
o.. lsc throne by tisc Vclurfsry ut II me cst,ic
may disrcgsri FOREIGN iaio',.y sud ,i,f, iorfigh
ne.
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General Rewbel, ~ho married q
beautiful lady Of Baltimore, many
years ago. - commander Of the out
posts, under General Gerard, whom
he joined at the iDsarrection At Paris,
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The Philadelphia Inqairer contra.
dieis. positively. the statement that the
Count SUrveiIliers Joseph Bons partsj
Intends to rctnrn 10 france.
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\ Southern Editor Informs his readers tina,
" Consistency" cannot have a place in his CO.
'1mns' We think this might hc standing mot
to Tor mos, Of the political Newspaper. Of the
dav
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Charles Lear
Daniel Leshorn.
Psisr Miller
Jacob Mitchell
william Msrlatt
Mary Mckinney Q
, Jpnas MeDaiveu
, tnstlp Mckinney
Nils Nancy Mark
Richard Martin
Capt. John Melvin
Samuel Morris
Dsn'i Mcfsrling.
Henry Norri,
p
!. Colin Peter
Samuel u Price
w. 7. A Pollock
Matthias Prince
, Il
william Rudd
|. Mrs. Ann Rovsn
. Gen. Geo. Rust
Coonrod Roolsn
Judge Roberts
James w Roper, jr.
Richard RspkIns
Rebeccs Riley
, Nathan s. Robert.
John Sbisd
|, Mrs. Spsngler
!. John SIridsr S
James Siubbleheld .
Henry Strider
Samuel Strider
Geo Shepherd
Charles Sssdmon 2
Wi'l,sm Sogie
!. Jesse SehObslJ
!, WillIsm ssmuels
Jaromeer Ssrnsn
Daniel Snuflsr
Thomas Spriggs
Burnald ShsckelfoTd
Sarah A. Slower
Geo b. Stephenson
. william Small.
T
Nathan Turk
CaTeJ Thompson
Joseph y Thompson
John Thompson
w
Henry Williams /:
Presley wigg'nton
Joseph watkins.
sRT REYES, p. "a.
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- EMAiNiNG in the Pea, Office si Charles
IL ,owc. at The quarter ending September
.S1h fqrn
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,ember, 1850.
A
James Andrews
Oliver Allen.
Is
william Brsudus
Tovpsend Beckhsn
John Bsyiy
William Dyer
Fountain Bcckham 4
Lloyd Bssskin
Mrs. Beckham
Rsymupd Bsrostt
EIijah Brooks
Mrs Ann Beussy
Armsied Beckham
Noble s Brsden
Nathan Benton
Sarah Border.
Robert Cunningham
Geo w Copeland
Joseph Collwell.
ID
Elizabeth Dakin
Joseph Davis
Peter Demory
Richard Day
Thomas II. Dewitt
O,is Dude, .
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