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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28
COMNISSIONER,S OFFJCE. ,

RICHMOND, July 18th, 1892.
Inc parties interested VIII please take notice.
That have appointed the 18Th of September uc,l
Tor commencing the duties directed i'm the forcpo
ing order OF court, on which day at nine o'cIGck
"A NJ. they are required to attend at my Office il,
TINS city with their accounts and vouchers ready for
examination ana settlement and with spcL doc,
ments and proofs, and Office copies Of sucb of The
court papers as may be necessary to enable q ;uII
compliance with all the directions of the foregoing
order. HILARY R&KFR Con,,5,
jy l9-law6w
" lRGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerks OfFcg
OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery of Caroline, the ID day of july, 1892.
Heorge N. Hopkins plaintiff, against Nounner e.
Gayle and Thomas Il. Burruss, derendaDts-I4
CHANcERY.
The defendant, Younger f. Gayle, nof havino
entered his appearance and given security accord
ing to the Act of Assembly and the Rules Of t,i.
Court and it appearing, by satisfactory evidence,
mat he Is not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth.
IL is ordered that the said defendant do apoo,r bc
tore the Judge Of our said Court at the Court
House, on the first day Of the next term, and en-
Ter his appearance and give security for performing
the decree Of the easd Court; and tbrt 4 copv Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN the city Of Richmond, for two months
successfully and posted at the front door Of the
Court-Hous oft!;c said county.
Cory. Testc.
jy G-57 8w ROBERT HUDGIN, c. G.,
% IRGiNIA-At rules holden in the clerks Office
Of the CircGt superior court of law and char,
Gerry for Iicnrco county, the 7h day of Julv Is3g
| Edmund w. Roctcs, executor of BENJAMIN Sfcf
son, PITT, against Alexander McRac, and otLcr
dts. ' O''''l
Tho defendant above named, mot t.,i,
entered his appearance and given sccu,,,, ~
cording to tic act Of assemble &C.
rules Of this court and it appearing Nv sac sac
nnd Of ibs 0E,ocncc' That he is not an n.hab-
.o,endant DO appear before The udgc Of omp sai%
""ts, AT nc Capitol, in The city Of Richmond o."
me tfst dy Of tho ncxl Ootobcr torn, 70 hc o
, 10, 'ne ,ao OF civil causca, and answer the bin 81
81 te.i''"' ana that a copy Of this ordcr I've
Forthwith inserted in some newspspcr T"Gr be
ne CITY Of Richmond FOR two months spccrssi,.o
ana pos cd at the front door of The Carifl ~
! Guy; cry Testc, WM & SANDS. - Z. ''0
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28

The prospects of the political campaign are
growing better every day. We find from ali quar-.
ters growing spirit of resistance, to the illegal,
tyranncal and corrupt doings of the general ADM.
nistration.-Albany ID. ado
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28
MARYLAND.

meeting of tho Jacksonians opposed to Van
buren, is called in the Baltimore Republican--An
ugly sign.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28

The hanawha Banner in republishing an essay
from the Richmond papers, (lhc article which orig
inaly appeared In this paper two weeks ago. on the
subject OF the James & Kanawha Improvement,
signed Subscrber,) remarks: 'The forcble
KtIn"a,, o ane su,ge"l u 'he James hver and
the pen of the vcnei able Chief Justice Marshall
who carrying out hi> opinions into practice, has
thrice doubled his subscription to that stock which
now amounts to thirty thousand doLiorS. We recon-
mend his views TO the serious and dispassionate
consideration of readers. If great experience
and profound knowledge, recommend the opinions
of any one to the confidence of the public the
views of Judge Marshall are entitled to great
weight"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28

Tue LATE TRoTTING MATcH.-Mr Osbald' stones
celebrated American trotor, Ratlor, died on Satur
DAY last at Newmarket, in consequence of cxces
svo fatigue in trotting the thirty four mile mattel
the preceding afternoon -London papcr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28

The Irish Reform Bill gets but slowly through
the English House Of Commons. 1t is opposed
at every step with vehemence by O'COnnell, Sh.cI,
Leader and other patriotic Irishmen. II is main
tanned to be fraud, manifest insuiTicency with
which the Irish people will not be contenled, and
should not. According to Mr.. OConncll's COM
PutatioD, it will make but $4,000 10000 voters,
out OF seven millions of ptope,-about the mum
Der OF the standing army of strangers which is
Kept IN the country TO the dissatisfied. The
London Examiner adds, in comment upon this
statement, that it is natural, for ',ust in proper
ton as Government are chory of relief and CON
cession, they arc prodgal ofbayonets and bullets "
The same journal adds
Gas for our brethren in Ireland, we may con-
graduate them on the position in which they will
be placed by the short-sightcd policy Of govern
ment. The latter part Of Reform is as good as
the latter part ola fray tire beginning of feast
They will have balk sham reform, al the pre-
sent hour, but the arrear of dues will carry high
interest, and they will have the advantage of ha-
wing far better bii carried through the fair field
| suros are always best. The Scocbnian who OBJ.
served his landlord performing the curious opera
ton of decanting pint Of wine out Of quart
bottle into vinegar cruet, asked if that was fair
pint2 Bonniface confidently answered, yes Aud
sPecred the canny North Britain again, SIS that
remainder, in the black bottle, the other half, and
no morc?" Exactly was the reply. Then, if
you please mon, III prefer TO have that half in the
black bottle" The moral Of this is, that our
trends, tho Irish, will have their reform in the
6iack bottle, instead Of tho vinoger cruet, which
III. Stanley would pass upon them"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28
"Fhc Sage Of Samcs means
Forbidding his disciples beans.n

Although on the subject feel no desire to use
a tone OF levity, yet see harm in mentioning
that have derived good deal of amusement and
proht here from observing some consequences of
tho manageable system. Fancy robust native
OF certain green Isle, who had solaccd his stomach
with its indigenous root, next after, If not syncro
nous with his mothers milk, vituperatng potatoes
at the command Of Board of Health! or an Anna.
teur OF lamb and green peas with the digestion of
an Alderman or an Ostrich, divorcing these savory
and succulont dishes-orz newly made Hypochon.
d!la' who would formerly strip in their season a
currant bush cherry tree, now absolutely afraid
TO touch cherry or a currant!
To be serious-and having once been brought by
cholera to the very edge Of the grave, am ottali
fed to pronounce that it is serious subect-I
humbly advise you, Mr.. Editor, your readers and
the community at large TO be Of good courage, no,
10 succumb TO the apprehension of the disease, but
to contend against this unworthy fear as become
men, freomcn, and Christians. Fca7 and intem.
perance have always found the pioneers of chole.
ra everywhere. adiure such are in good health
to continue to eat with moderation and thankful.
ness their accustomed food. Let them be lsslred
that only on the confirmed drunkard does cholera
tall without mcrciful prCmonftion announcer il,
approach. This warning is certain INCA les,
about the stomach and bowels, ending, if neglcc cd
IN looseness, and if still further disrcpardcd IT.
something worse. On first perccivng this uDcom
Portable feeling, let them not attempt to sfife fb,
sensation by drains or cordials nor trust To any
quacklng or specifics, but Immediately apply fo,
good medical advice.
Wishing your enlightened and benevolent cit,
the speedy cxtirpation Of the pestilcnce that on.
presses il, / remijn, Sir, your very ohodienr
yefvsnt, MEDICCS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28
KENTIICKY

oeVcnty-nne counties give Breathitt, the Jack
son candidate for Governor, a majority of 3O5
rive counties, viz Cranes, Hickman, Laurence,
meCracken, and Pike, which in 1928 gave Jackson
majority |32, remain to be heard from In those
.breathitt will obtain the majority and secure his
election bya Plurality Of between 600 and 1000
votes.
Morehcad, the Clay candidate for It. Governor. is
elected by a considerably larger majority than
Breathitt' The same party have elected decided
majorties IN the Legislature. Buckner is a Sim
ping Sunday Nail man, and that fanatcism has.
not straug ely, defeated his election.
81 In 81 counties Of Kentucky, ffty.four CLAW
Representatives are chosen, TO 81 Jackson. Tho
Kcntuckion states that the Clay party have cho.
sen ttCo thirds Of the lower House
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28

The Baltimore Republican exonerates itself, at
the expense of the Merchant who furnished it the
letter for publication of the guilt of having sup
pressed the paragraph complimentary of the Gale
go, and disparaging the Baltimore Flour, con-
tanned In the Rio Letter. We give its own state
ment of the transaction. The Editor of the Re.
publican OF course stands exculpatcd, and restored
TO our confidence But the mcanness of the tran
| sacsIon Is not at all palated. We had higher
OPINION oil the Baltimore merchants than to think
there was one among them that would have been
guilty OF such an act.-Our mllers have long been
aware that they have something more than u fair,
honorable competition to contend against-and
the eagle-cycd merchants of the country SEQ in
their true light, the attempts that have been made
TO mislead them with regard to the competition be-.
tween Richmond and Baltimore, for the ascendan.
cy in the Rio Market for their Flour
We have said the Republican, by its explanation,
has restored itself to confidence-but we i'm
pose on it, as penalty for even having been the
innocent means Of supprcssing the truth, and mis-
leading its commercial readers, the obligation of
publishing forthwith the paragraph omitted in the
letter If it do this as in duty and Justice it is
bound to do, we shall conscentiously and with
pleasure say unto it, egot absolco.
From the Baltimore Republican of vcsterday.
Il Comprehensive Editor of the Richmond
Wing, says that we omitted the publication of n
portion ola letter from Rio Janeiro COMPLIMENTS
ofthe Gallego Flour, and charges us, implicitly with
suppressng il, but for what purpose we know not,
and cannot imagine. The fact is that we had
nothing 10 do with the suppression. We were in
debted to commercial friend for the copy of the
letter, and could publish than we received
and all that we received we did publish. The Wing
has determined, it seems, to copy no more from us
on account of the OMISSION We cannot help il;
and can only say the Editor must do as he pleases
upon the subject. We shall continue. as hereto.
FORE TO lay before readers all the information in
our power; and fit be of any Importance the Wing
can copy or let 1T alone as may to him
best calculated to answer its purposes and those
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28

az We had no hand in the "large hand" the
Bait. Rep. makes "T,t Bit" Of 1t was probably
designed TO draw its attention TO the Flour article
not being in the Editorial Department; and rather
from that, than the other article, we presume, orr
ginatcd tho feeling that called forth its il!natured
and hacknied remark about our unfortunate cxpe-
ditien.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28

Gaston's AddresS.-We have been politely pre-
sened by the publisher with copy of the I'D edi.
ton OF the Address delivered before the Philan-
thropc and Dialectic Societies, at Chapel Hill, N.
&. June 20, 1882, by the Hon. VIM CASTOR. The
letter OF the Chief Justice which is printed with it,
and for which refer the reader 10 the adver.
tisement OF Mr. Nash, does more Justice to the
merits OF this address, and will have greater
weight than any thing we could say. The style
in which the pamphlet has been "got up" far sur
passes any book that has issued from any
press this side of the Potomac, and fairly ranks
WITH if indeed it docs not surpass, the most tasty
publications issued from tho northern and Euro.
pcan presses. Mr.. Thomas W. White, of this city.
the printer and publisher, has additional lau.
rcls for himself printer, and done honor to the
city by il.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-16

which was 10 dishunor him, and on the spot
and al the moment, lie detiCd his adversary u 80
on. If he showed too much warmth MS coun :
trymcn will more readily excuse that excess Vi
an honest feeling, than they will the artu' ve!e'
ran who in the midst Of his rage, could deliberate
ly concoct charge, which he deliberately ae.er'
mined to make no effort at proving. Hao Mr.
Clay beer silent, we would have heard inc
s.Globe' and its affiliated presses all over tne
country, shouting the gallant old Revolution !,
er.n ..tbe venerable Senator" in his place. and
on his responsibility, told Mr.. Clay to his face.
that he could :. take a views that would forever
disgrace MIR. Clay, and Mr.. Clay sat still, shrink
mo and ouaiIing. But the old gentleman. willy
AMI exneuenced as he is. misfOOk his man.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-16
Absc uAeA Yesterday, Gin inst

A MI Alto IA ID named HENRY, ABOUT 20 years
N old, from nv Farm six miles from Alex.
Andra, IN Fairfax County. His clothing consisted in
particular Of domestic manufacture, roundabout jack
ct and psn,sloons, lie is at present lurking about
hexsndris; probab, his object is to so Northward =
II spprehended in Alexandra or u my neigbborhood,
and secured so that get him again. viii give a re
ward Of five dollars; il taken north of the Potomac, and
secured above. viii give $40. and all reasonable
charges if brought home.
C. FIJI ZiiUGH.
feb 1l-eoSt Nat Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-16
Hnu,iltonian school.

TIME subscriber, wishing addition 10 his present
l. number Of scholars, takes this mode of reminding
the public that lie is still engaged the emp 10Y ment
Of reschng. Ills success and many years experience
entite him to the encouragement of the public, and
he hopes to merit their pa ronsge by unwearied dill
gence and undivided attention.
The rules and regulations Of this School are pecuI
ary calculated to excite the emulation Of the pupils
to preserve their morals and correct their manners.
His terms moderate, and in to the adj
vancement Of the Scholars.
feb 6--d3ttTeo3t ISAAC II. ROBBINS.
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GEoReErowN. ID. c. Feb IA

GEoRGETowN, ID. Z. FeO II.
We are gratifed in being able to state that
the Contractors commenced work on the Canal
last week at the Point of Rocks. the poant which
has been SO long in dispute.
The water will be let into the Canal this day.
TOOL Gas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-16

which document It was stated &c. The effect,
according TO him, was decisive. when coupled
with the refusal of Great Britain to take part IN
Congress, it effec,ualIy put an en' TO Inc pro,
ject Of assembling one smar TO those wnls" .'ad
met at Vienna, AixIa-Chapelie, Layoacn anu
Verona
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-16

Published, daily, for the Town. and thrice week TOT
the Country. on Fairfax street. between h'"g. s'o
Primo streets, nearly opposite the Post Once Ds''y
paper IS; Country paper IS per annam' All ad'er-
tiseme nts appear in both papers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-16
a Wet Nurse wanted

NOR Of good character liberal wages will be gi.
Il ven Apply at this office.
feb 7-f u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
For AmsteeAnM

~ The superior copPered Br; BELpDER3,
iTGeorge Fletcher. master will sail III the course
u = prescott month For light articles on freight or
p.s,ge, having handsome accommodate ms, apply to
EDW'O NNGERPiELD.
U1o has IN Store for safe:
!, hGl' porto " RICO susa,s. part of superior
- d, New 0rleSns)
d0 New England Rum
r.oc' ADD halfr'prs Se'sne'te { Br.ndy
li1li pspes American
pipes superior Holland Gin
- barrels No 1 H,ckerel
Boxes Chewing raoaccoi los and l2'S, &c. &c.
sen; IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
Chnice ines.

,u1ur .,scr;bers have for sale assortment OF In
l est WINES, in boxes of doxen EACH VIZ.
G Inahtpn champaign, in pints and quarts
Cbambertn Burgundy
"Ciossman e Co" best Chateau Lshtte cls'et
8. W;ntier :" " Oppenheirncr." ""ber~eiseier."
and Iiattenhemer," oID Hook
St. Julien, Ia Ner,he' st joseph aha Lahi"e
white and red Caret
White Hermitage and sauterne
Museat, iunel, Hermitage, Malvoisn
Chateau Margeaux
Extract d. Abs,nthe
Medoc Claret, in casks
MADEIRA, in pipes. hogsheads and quarter casks,
old and Of the very best quality
Sicily and Marseilles Madeira
St. Lucar, Sherry, Port
Dry and sweet halssz, &c. &c.
june 23 A. c. cA|ENofE 's'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03

" Tie Females of the various Religious De.
lominstons in Town, having entered into
ton, for the purpose of afording relief and comfort
hould such aid be found neceSsary-to those famil
If the poor which may be visited by the threatened
osstilence, and the lick at the Hospitals would yer,
especially and earnestly solicit donations in Money
Flannel and Cotton Goods and Old Clothes, in aid of
their benevolent enterprise. The money to be sent to
ir. Washington Page, at the Potomac Bank; and all
Their don.tons be left at the House of Industry
ltrrai street sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
Psince Georges County Court,
APRIL TERM 1882.

nRDERED BY the Court. that the creditors OF Rea'
.I,.n,I.we of The State, be and appear before the
Court at Upper Marlborough Town on the second
Monday in october next Tile allegations ct any they
haye1 against said petitioner Provided copy OF this
order be published once week tor three succe
months in some newspaper printed IN 'ne Ds'f'e' VI
Columbia. lest:
y6-w3m' AQCiLA bEALL' u u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
SAONl
LYMAN RE T. d,
Commission Merchant, No. 1913 BdH,moTe ot''

La ! vi n ~ ~ IL "a -
Commission Merchant, No. l95 baltimore N.'
BALTIMORE
GRATEFUL for the patronage OF ms trends aho
" The public, sgun tenders his SERVICES assuring
them tina, any consignment q WOOL, forwarded 10
him for sale, will receive psrGh.a s,'"nti"h "e WISH
~ ;na,;Jn.ls to EARN m 81 th.' fret that his time
and attention devoted cnf7r ana ec''uS''e'| '
..Ir OF WOOL on commission on, .T. tore, IN eve
~ cnnspnnen of : 20 forwarded to rn, the u'IHns'
sxrtinns will be made to promote ths IN res' i" ,ie
conspuers Ills time being de,"',' c"'"'y 1" inns
article md having hal ms"> t'a ~ nehc' IN 'i'
business, lie natters himself u " ''.oe. "i, 10,
81 iSs .cturt sa'rs, than r~ric"' 0't't 90 WIN "e
ya,tt. md v.iiU,a gra!rs ''a q -''s I'D I'VE -''''
he is ueefly furnished b, :e. I.sr o'T'' lis ~
Bosom .ai sew York, with i'. .- '''. '.' c"',
rect ntuynaGn OF III value o. faa' ~ "' IS; s'''
wbcn.var better prices can DC 1b ~: ' ;, ne ""s
mSd arrang ements with experienced f'sroh,
sbe houses in those cities to receive ar iispose OF
an, Con,ignments which he may nave orders 10 iof'
ward to those places
An lett, r. addressed to him, (post paid asking ~
formation respecting prices, &c will receive mmedI'
ate auentiop
r.. has leave to refer to
Tiffany Shaw Y Co. Baltimore.
David H. Thompson. Frederick, Md.
e w. Rutter K Co. Uniontown, Pa.
Zane g Pentony, wheeling, Va.
Isaac Hoff. Ninchester, Va
Allison owen. Cincinnati, Ohio.
RusseIIS Matthews. GAINESVILLE, do.
!. armstrong & Son. Msysviile, Ky.
LiesIy Combs, Esq exington, do.
Muir ,i. wiley Anderson. Louisville. do.
june w4m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
Superior Wines.
Fresh Tens, &c

Fresh Tens, &c
WILLIAM FOWLE g. co. hare for Sale,
- CHESTS Young Tyson } Teas, OF the Nepon:
( y Is hafdo Gu"powder sets go''mforted
20 do do Imperisl The last month.
90 hhds St Croi. and N. Orleans Sugars
Is boxes brown Havana
rs hhds superior retailing mo!asses
% % Ind IN. rum
March ty' o's Lon,lon Particular, Sicily and ri.
CO Madeira, Leov and Nedoe Caret,
sauturne and Champagne wines
100 bolts Coit's cotton duck, all numbers
so do CO. IN ravens do
60 coils Manila cor'iage
90 boxes Havana segars Of extra quality
700 ca-ks nails, assorted sizes
50 bbls mess and prime beef
so do prime pork
40 do No q v.cl.re
800 do No. 8 one
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
Mouse to Yet
Charles BENNETT

EAS received. ny ship Shenandoah, Captain Rose,
4 and offers for ste
Bripprt orinc rGiGC, III bales cf various sizes
shoe Thread common. III bates of20 dcz
Fac yellow hieachea and half bleached do
Stry best patent rsiors' ihresl, dark blue, w
Z and all colors
Ills Stock If GOODS previously on hand consisting
OF many desirable articles, Foreign and Domestic, inay
be worth TIE attention of dealers, rs is his Intention
'otSp'se f,ae whole the present autumn and en:su
InS winter sept6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
For NOstun.

~ The packet schooner PELOCITY ryder
.S1sS. uastr. For freight or passage apply to the
master on board, at Central W srf. orto
sept Is w. FO"fE K Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
UtiCe

Notice
syrNsa The Steamer COLUMBIA,
"A Captsin ,ues Mitchell, will, for
esssxsT=T= sy'He ensuing four eeks, (commen-
SaNss>SSs~sSSGSscingo on the 18th Sept and ending
the 6h October,) leave Baltimore on SATURDAY at
O'clock 2 VI for the District Of Columbia; and return
ing, VIII leave Georgetown S. Washington at 6, and
Alexandria :, "'el"es Nee s76 b N,rtafs!:A'
.,r Ma8 70 the D,str,ct, or to the different
aniings on the Potomac, iron these places to BAL.
t;morr s. 90
tn pya,sIa rl;n, ousr,ico 90
E.rry so
duff Point, Moore's Landing, Blackstone's.
Piaey Point. sandy Point, Va, Corn,
field Point w
Ssnt IL -4W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-03
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, 4erandra. d. C. on ii
Ist of OCTOBER. 1882
Or Persons calling for letters in the following lis
will please say THEY ARE ADVERTISED. or they may NJ
get them.
Richard Alexander John y7rnoid
Francis .4shford james atkinson
Robert E Buckhannon Jim Bean
Hoses Bell Mrs r Butts
4 TFBH bliss .8bogaa Buckley
Hiss Nary Black
hrs Rosannah " Cline Kim Cohagnn
tthinington ,arpenter James Carrgan
James " Conaely
Captain Thomas Denike John Dement,
James Daris Huper'nfend iorid Dtch
ent .3kr'a Cana J9mes Daris
Mrs Elizabeth Dogan 3Homas Horfey
nrs .Hqry Dr,xy Geo W Dunap
Nathan Frdham-S Thomas Finn
Paul Gsbert Ms Sarah Grason
''''' Catherine or Polly Gray Z Hiss I'm" Gates
lillian Hunter Jrs Eliza Henderson
Robert Hdykius Miss Caihar,ne Herbert
nj James House Jtrenlirh Haupt,aqn
Col Le,cis iHpkins-2 G,.sidpus y Ligdoa
8s'J'"i.:":6t''0'
james ReHy Jain Rno,rles
7Homas hyie, Elizabeth Lyles
Jlmes Lee
I7mes Nankins Brieklayerl Stephen .MEburn
FreGerick PYr,ck james B Middleton
50 i'll am nc beih0n Stephen Martin
Nm Nc'arty-2 Landlord MULLEN
fh,Hp Ha.ks Jain .HOroe
Lbn h,.ncas'er Geo q :'mkeN
Mrs dun i!,.rrap Mrs Harriet MeCue
7Ho,nas " Nelson ,ssssy NOkes
i,nibs., n c4;4u =s-- ip Ea.'',,'
hrs s;aah B Porter Jain Piepont
Mss ail1red inn Palmer President = inc H"nf.Hs
, on; p;eker:yg HIM Frice (Asng Street
Miss na.,lda 4 Piles
~ Riup,oM TO The Heir Of fumes 10
Jerdeau
.f;,, EG,o5s,h " Summers bliss Wary finn MerG
Miss Ceiesiid MAKES opener reu,e'
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