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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-02
FOR THE ENQUIRER

> Wahk the writer in your paper OF tie 26lh lust 70,
bringing before Tie public, that too nuci, neglecled state pa.
per- ~" 'shingions Farewell Address, lad that addrrs.
bren re o to Us Tor The last forty years on the anniyets.rv
OF our Heedein, ~ addition 10 Tie Declare ion of Iudeo.
pon"SnCe, : am persuaded We should never have been
~ ibo PerlIous Al ueiiOn from which we have inst esra,cd
nc nave az ibis Tine been lsrsnguing about an indie
penoTncs, "h'ch no power on earth Disputes, and taking
ms, Dge'A'enoh winch was applicable to the occasion on
which II was sent forth 10 the world. a 9 ,hs s,an,i.,, g.,
or our annual ofslions, forgetting or overlooking U,e las
words O. the hero and sage by whom that INDEPENDENCE
4" secured. he Fotewell Address teaches Us how IN
maintain that Independence and : may safely say. il teach.
= U = we on'y security Tor our liberty. IL ought to be in
y nan"s OF every sebool.boy, aud be imprinted or their
,neuoIy Ifoih me moment they are able to read. Let the
y "VI1s o. ule laiher OF his country, his dying admoni.
1oh 70 ms children, be consulted on ,he anniversary Of our
trta" ~ ~ ume ,nehS Of our orators and young Statesmen.
nus snah We have fOm youth to old age Tho valuable
ruth constantly before US, that DitSout Union top hare
10 security Tor our liberty, and that Truth eomine from
The lips OF the wisest, best and greatest man our co,,n'
ny ever saw, our own Washington.
"ns'Decoins too Common Of late 10 soy, hbsTfy fys.
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MARRIED

On The Goth ult. by tho Rev. +. p. smib. Mr. VIM ana
r. '%" u uhS 10 nIss Mary, daughter orMr. Charles Tally, dee d.
OF D puchinghdm.-By the same, w the 2lst. Mir I,ncs Hisnv ~
Cumberland county. N""" OF
On tuesday the 2Gth Ut. 10y tho Rev. RAYMOND n. M,o, nil
erton T. Winston, Esq. to the amiahIe and intoresiino wi.,' Nc Nc
"auSh,Ir on Martin Baker, Esq-all of Louisa county ''
AZ Welded love! 10y gracious Heaven designed,
~ once the source and glory Of mankind;
us INST can toll, aud pain and Grief assunye.
Socutc our youth, and dignity our npo. >, .
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DEATH

lCoMNUNici D.l-Departcd this life on tho oJ pIt :, h.,.
aenco ~ Tho lower end Of Buckingham county, Mr.. Edmond Mo,e
IVY III mo ohn year OF his age. lie had boon heavily afflicted FIR
If 'G Gyt it Enis VILE Win Tie Iheumeti,m; which no bore with a grout deal
heIshc ~ comfortable hopn that no was prepared for a mora noLJa
80 VI IN a better world than this, where affection will
nosoi enuet, me wicked wilnev0r trouble, and the weary will bo ~
rest inhis death the community has lost an excellent citizen ,bs
noEhnonfhopd a valuable neighbour, his family an nGeotionste !,
rent ad BIZ servant an indngent master, while no has lon a hume
ou' ram oil Connexions std fionds to noun their loss.
The golden bowlb by death is broke.
The pitchers burst in twain:
Tho citeru wheel hath felt tn stroko
Tho oXcelont man Is slain.
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HHANOVER MISUNDERSTANDING Attend +,
81 Parade OF your troop, at N~egrofoot, on Sstur.
day, the 9Th Of April. This muster is reonired bv sy
a luI meeting is desired, as there is some company busi-
ness 10 be Transacted. II. +. D~ARRACOTT, d. &.
NV'" . 1917
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" 40 hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copv
o. NIr' Cokes letter above referred 10, and that Col. Grin
AIDS has gwen the above copy on the assurance of Mr.
wise mat Mr. Coke had authorized him., MIR. Wise. TO
OBTAIN copies oil letters written 10 Col. Grinalds, and
others, on the subject OF hi, opinions a. to NuJT6cet"n
aud 10 have the same published.
p. p. MAYO,
JNO. b. AILWORTH
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-07-11

VlRGlNiA:-Ln the Circuit Superior Court 0
Laio and Chancery for Berkeley county:
MAY RULES, 1883.
iu"n houck' pit
against
Daniel Houck, Jacob Houck, Philip Sprecher
and Catharine his wife, George Sprecher :
and Mary his wife, the said Jacob, Catha- Z
rine and Mary being children and heirs of 6
John Houck, decd, Samuel Houck, Hem :
ny Houck, Jacob Hite, and James, John. :
Eh, Maria and Betsy Hite, children of said Z
Jacob, by Elizabeth Hite his wife, late 2
Elizabeth Houck, deed. Michael Houck. :;
George Honck andPolly his wife, late Polly "
Houck, George Houck, and Conrad Hog
mire, adm. OF Jacob iIouck, deed. d,ffs.
, IhE defendants, except George Houek and
roily ms wife, and Conrad Hogmire, not having
oht3red Their appearance and gwen security, &c.
corning TO the act Of assembly and the rules of
Ihls court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evil
dehee that they are out of this Commonwealth: il
apordered that the said defendants do enter their
appearance to tins suit the first day of the next
:. m, and answer the bill of the plaintiff. and
mat copy OF this order be forthwith published
IN any newspaper within this county. and cont;n
ued tor two months successfully, and ano,ber Co
Ply thereof posted at the front door of the Court
House OF the said county
A Copy.-Teste,
May 9, ls33.-2m ~ iin-''' e
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BLANK DEEDS,
for sale At his Office.
z&sarsiusolrg eaaSette:
EDITED AND PUBLISHED

By EDMUND p. HUNTER.
IERMS:-Two DOLLARS, payable
in advance; or, Two DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS, within the year; and if
payment be deferred to the end of the
year, THREE DOLLARS will invariably
be demanded. Mop paper will be dis.
continued until all arrearages arc paid,
Except at the discretion OF the editor.
Advertisements of one square or less
Inserted three times for one dollar, and
Tor each subsequent insertion twenty
nVe cents; longer ones in proportion.
Chancery orders of the usual length
inserted and posted according to law
at flve dollars each. Advertising Gus.
toners will please to mark on the man.
uscrpt, how many insertions are re-
CURED. If no such direction is given,
the advertisement will be continued ul.
til forbid,
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
BANK.


Williams Port, February LIST. 1888.
Ely A RESOLUTION Of the Board OF
ED Directors oftbis Institution, the follow
ing scale s. rates have been adopted for the
governmental the officers thereof,in receiv.
eddeposItes Of money, TO limited amount,
subject TO interest, viz:
For deposites payable str
months after demand, certi- per annum Of
ficates shalIbe issued bear 2 5 per cent.
ing interest at the rate
For deposites payable nine
ty days after demand, certi- per annum
ficates shall be issued bear rol4 per Get.
ing interest at the rate
For deposites payable SIR
~ days after demand, certi- per annum
ficates shall be issued bear rof 3 per ct
ing interest at the rate
BY order,
GEO. r.. MOSHER, Caelier
February 7, 1888. 7--1y
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VlRGlNIA:-Atr rules held in the Clerks OGc,
o. me county court Of Berkeie- count, on Mon
day the 9th day Of 4la.., 1888.
Richard B. Spalding, dit,
against
Robert Roach, John Miller, {son of Michael. J
Adam spitznogglc, Henry Miller and join
Hiiiier' deftS.
THE defendants, Robert Roach. John Miller
tson OF Michael,) and Henry Miller, not having
entered their appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act of assembly and the rules OF
TINS court and II appearing to the court that they
are not inhabitants of the Commonwealth: il IS
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on the second Monday in July next, and answer
the Dill OF the plaintiff and il is further ordered
Gazette and Public Advertiser for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Court House Of said county.
TeSte,
HARRISON WAITE, c.p.c.
May 9, ls33.-2m
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To the Farmers Of Berkeley d Jefferson
Counties.
HE undersigned take this occasion to
q inform the Farmers Of Berkeley and
Jefferson counties. that they have rented
the MERCHANT and GRlST MILLS,
belonging TO Capt Christian Tablcr, on
Opequon, and the same being now in good
repair for the reception of all kinds oil
grain, will attend and execute all grinding
entrusted to them For every 3OOlbs. oil
nerchantable wheat they will give one
barrel of ouperfine Flour and stand the
in any market that it may be
sent ts. Having determined to give salts
faction TO all who may please to bring
grain TO the mill, they respectfully ask o.
he public share OF its patronage
| PHILIP STAUB s. Co.
June OF, 1888 If
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A NeD CONFECTIONERY Store,
JUST RECETVED,

81 PHILADELPHIA Porter and Ale,
b Scotch Ale, Superior article; fresh
Teas; Loaf, Lump and Havana white
Sugar: fresh Rice. Cheese and Crackers;
superior old Port Wine, MADEIRA Wine,
Muscste and Claret; Cayann, Black and
long Pepper; Alspice, Nutmegs. Cloves
Mace, Race aud powdered Ginger; Gin
ramon; Chocolate and Mustard; course &
fine Salt; superior Said Oil; Salaratus
Pot. and Pearl Ash, Sperm and Tallow
Candies.
II McSHERRY s. BROTHER.
Martinsburg, June 81, 1888.
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NEW STORE
AND
N?iuportu,st Of Caste.

E-s AS received ana offers with iorms,
Ell e. stock OF Groceries,
iAperal,
Cola Chop Tyson.
Young Tyson, s. T FRESH TEAS.
Tyson SKIN,
heh@ed Loaf and Lump, s,rc,ps
n. Orleans and ST. Croix { oOUARS.
\ W. S'' 'sS': AMI "oAAssrs.
calcutta Honey, Chocolate.
WINTER strained Sperm Oil and Candles,
Pepper, Allsplce, Ginger, Rice &c.
together with good old Java and strons
tiavoured Rio COFFEES-All fresh from
market, which cannot fail to please the
lovers OF good Tea and Coffee, SC. car
be had at '''
JACOB HAMME & Co.'S
June IS, 1888.
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VIRGINIA. Berkeley county, to wit:
1T court held for Berkeley co,n.tu al
the Court House, on Monday the 1IM
day Of March, 1888
Jacob Syester, Sarah Syester, adm'rx, o.
Daniel SJester, decd and Elizabeth
Lewis. and Andrew Syester, infant heirs
of said Daniel Syester, decd who sue by
Jacob Syestcr, their next friend, runs
against
David Syester and Archibald Sherer, def Is
IN CHANCERY.
d VIE defendant David Syester, not hay
b ing entered bis appearance and give,.
security according to the act of assembly
ahd the rules of the Court, and it appear
nG 10 the Court that he is not an lnhahl
ant Of the Commonwealth; ordered, tina,
the said defendant do appear here on the
second Monday in Ju'; next, and an
Swer the bill of the plaintiffs, and 1t is lur
her ordered that thIs order ~ published
IA the aAlrtnsburg Gazette anoPublIc Ad
vertiser for two months successfully. and
posted al the front door of the ourtItouse
Of said County
Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, c.
Nav q .SQQ
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AT IN AGIAN!

More New Cheap Goods.
FEsHE subse rlber announces to his
a friends, customers, and the public
generally, that he has just returned from
the eastern cities, where he has purchas-
ed very general assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods.
You have all heard, and will heas Of
Cheap Goods; and many of you will think
you have seen them, but he will venture
TO assert, that when you view the present
assortment, and hear the prices, you will
agree with him IN opinion, and pronounce
them the CHEAPEST GOODS you ever
saw before in all your lives-Therefose all
you that are DESTROYS of procuring Cheap
Goods, are respectfully invited 10 call al
the subscribers Store, where you can be
supplied with almost every article you
may want. THOMAS G. SMITH.
April IL, lS33.-G
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POETRY
FROM THE VIRGINIA TIMES.
TWO SIDES


We find the following in the Huntsville Dc
mocrat-( Van--Nan--VanD
TO THE MEMORY OF II. B. RANDOLPH
BY no Partisan.
The scorn of the nation rest on hiini
A lightning blast flash from the points
on its fingers upliftcd more dead upon him,
Than fortunes which rack but the Joints.
The vengeance of Kings may the body control,
but ireemcn, more godlike, can wither the soul.
Independence her traitor has had,
And Arnold was damned ere he died;
Our heaven of freedom in mourning was clad,
When gag laws insuted its pride,
But our honor unstaincd like our flag was unfurPd
The envy Of thrones, TO wondering world.
But the day Of our glory has fed,
II verrna are suffered 10 trail
Their vjruient slime DER the grey chosen head
And our olive and eagle assail
Rise, yc that have honor aud ruler in trust
bisc' and tramplc the reptile in infamy's dust,
L0YERIGHf
Huntsville, May, 1888.
This is one side--the collar side Now for tn.
other, in the following furnished by an unknown
pen:
Come take him now, we barking bands,
That prey valor, worth, and fame
The lion roams his native sands,
Where tyrants dare not hunt their game.
Desert him,-may the fawning coward,
Who can the unmanly feeling nurse,
In danger need Randolph's sword,
In trouble want a Randophs purse.
Disown him? no! Virgnias blood
No tyrant's edict can disgrace,
That blood in freedoms cause which flowed,
No tyranl's malice can erase.
A sailors, soldiers, patriots name,
Eorn'd by life Of toll and danger
o! who could bid his blood be tafne1
Who might not be his own avenger2
Yes, tell each lording, wide and far,
Fer ii a wholesome truth discloses
That every freeman's feelings are
As sacred as his rulers noses.
Whenc'er through malice or for booty,
They dare TO overleap their powers
We differ only in our duly
Their rights are Just the same as ours.
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IRON.

q ORDERS lor BAR IRON will be re-
W ceived at Cacaphon furnace, near
Trout run post office, Hardy county, and
vii meet attention. The iron is the best
IN Virginia, equal to the celebrated Juniat-
ia iron. and it. would be the interest Of
iron dealers to send on their orders TO
j. & A. N STERRETT.
Cacaphon Furnace. May %, iSS3.-tf
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Hdring the adrantage.-Tom Hobbs
was queer fellow in his day, and liv.
edin place called Squam, somewhere
on Cape Ann.--Tom would drink like
fish, and when he had taken his fifth
glass OF morning, no man possessed
more shrowdness. When in this con.
dltlon and in his happiest mood, Tom,
one morning, met a gentleman on horse
back, whom he had never put eyes on
before As Is customary in the coun.
try, Tom Immediately accosted him.
"Ah! here you are, my good fellow,
how dye do! Upon my honor, it does
my heart good to see you once more.
How's your family, and the old woman,
we haven't seen her this long time;
when is she coming down TO see my
wife?''
81 am quite well, thank you,' said
the gentleman, but indeed, sir, you
have the advantage?
Advantage! my good fellow, what
advantagcP inquired Tom. why real
ly sir, beg your PARDON replied the
gentleman, but | do not know your
"Know mel" exclaimed Tom, "well,
| donot know you-where in the deuce
is the advantagel"
Scene IN a Stage Coach-(In Vir-
ginia-the day hot, gentleman comes
INTO the stage where there are eigh-
teen passengers, with a cigar in his
mouth.)
"Gentlemen, hope | do not incom-
mode you"-puff, puff, puff-smoke,
smoke.
Answer. "Not at all, sir" was the
reply of a gentleman who had hitherto
kept silent-"not at all, sir
The coach goes on, full of smoke,
all taking long breaths-and by and
by most fetid odor arises.
whats that" asks the cigar. smok-
er, that hateful oder. What can it bel''
Ansloer. ''Assafoctida, sir; am re.
calling myself. | hope do not incom-
mode you, SIR"
The Smoker. CHATS too good, -
(away goes the cigar)-and the good
temper ofthe company is restored.
Anecdote Of Superintendent is a GU
rious fact which we learn from note
to Spurzheim's Physiognomy, publish.
ed by Marsh, Capen q Lyon, that
the deceased Philanthropist, when he
visited the Prison at Hartford last fall,
pointed out the two men who became
the leaders in the late conspiracy and
as very bad criminals. DR.. |
Brigham, who was in company with
Inn, SAYS
The negro, Caesar Reynolds, who,
rom the testimony, it appears, actual
~ committed the murder, he noticed
when at some distance, and remark
ed,-"that negro interests me much"
and begged the liberty of examining
his head infinitely; and after he had
done so, he said he had the best form
alton intellectually Of any negro he'll
ever saw, (and he is far superior 70 a
most blacks but he was a wretchedI
and dangerous man, capable of DOING
any wickedness, and one that would
persevere in iniquity.
"The Warden has repeatedly assur-
ed me that DIR. s. gave the charac.
tiers Of many of the criminals, especi-
any the noted ones, as correctly as he
iilIiSeii could, who had long known
them Boston Journal
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& Ii those indebted for subscriptions
"A to the Martinsburg Gazette, adver
TO make payment
June 6, 1888. " -,-
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~ Ely SEQ AZ
AND
Emporium Of Fashion.
HAS Just received in addition TO it:
e. E. former stock French and British
DRY GOODS.
Super Black. Blue, Brown, Olive & Green
Cloths CaSsimers & CaSSinets,
Black, blue and Olive
SU4H1HER CLOTHES.
Merlno, Cassimeres and Linen Drilling,
Prlncettas and Hastings,
Peruvian figured and French James,
silk. Valencia and Marseiiles Vestlngs,
Also IN addition, fancy staple articies,viz.
Gro de SWISS and Gro de Nap Silks,
French Chlntz and Callcoes
Thread Laces and Edges,
A Twisted Silk and Gauze Handlers,
Parasols, Beed Reticules and Purses,
Blond and Lace Wells,
Straw Bonnets, Gauze s. Mantle Ribbands
Cambric Swiss and Book Muslns,
BobbInet and Grecian Nets;
10 which the ladies of Martinsburr &
ITS vicinity are respectfully invited to no
ice this handsome selection of Fancy
Goods All can be had at
JACOB HAMME s. Cos.
June IS, 1888
N. b Best quality anchor stamped
Boiling Cloths,
the mlilers viii please 10 examine
J. III 81 Co
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VlRC1NlA:--ln The Circuit Super,ov Court q
Lac and ChdHcers for Bekeies county:
MAY RULES, ls33.
ieos'i'A n0u'enoiaer, pPBl :
Jacob Ellis, George Ellis, John Ellis, Joel 2
Ellis, Abraham Ellis, Samuel Ellis. Lewis :
Ellis atharine Ellis, Henry Ellis and 4
John Hayden and Nancy his wife, late 2
Nancy Ellis, children and heirs Of Jacob e
Ellis, deed. deffs =
THE defendants, except Abraham Ellis and
Catharine Ellis, not having entered their appcar-
ance and given security, according to the act of
assembly and the rules OF this court, and IL an.
pcaring by satisfactory evidence that they are
out Of this commonwealth: il is ordered thar
the said defendants do enter their appearance to
this suit on the first day Of the next term, and
answer the bill d the plaintiff, and that COPY
OF this order be forthwith published in any ne VS.,
paper within this county, and continued for two
months successfully, and another copy thereof
posted at the front door Of the Court House Of the
said county.
Copy.-Teste,
Holm STROT,tTrp =
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New Confectionery,

b ME MISS CONRADT'S present
q their respects to the citizens Of Mar
tinsburg and vicinity, and inform them
that they have opened
A NeT Confectionery Store,
in the house belonging TO Mrs. McGov
ran, on Burke street, one door east oil
Messrs. Wilson & Anderson's Store
where they have on hand a splendid assert
ment Of all kinds of Confectionery, Fruits
Ice Cream, Frozen Custard, SC. Also
good Cordials, Lemonade, together will
every other article in their line. They ash
Of the public share of patronage
MarlInsburg, June 81, 1888
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y HsHE subscriber Will, at all times nav
B. the highest price in CASH for HIDES
and SKINS, delivered at his residence in
Martiasburg, where will constantly be
kept for sale, LEATHER of every des
crlption. He solcits call from his friends
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
May so, 1888
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Wool! Wool!-More Wooi7i
&S L wish to purchase a much greater
w quantity of WOOL than we have
yet received. Wool growers will find il
TO their interest to give us a call before
they dispose OF their crop of Wool. as we
are are giving the highest market price. The
wool must be clear of bugs and sticks. &
well washed ~
JOHN N. RIDDLE s. Co.
+. 3. In addition 10 all kinds of IVool
EN- Goods manufactured here formerly ss
are n now ana Will continue to keep the
nneh'ueKy cloth or James real truck for
trousers which we will sell cheap for
cash. or IN exchange for Wool.
- j n. X. s. Co.
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VlRGiNIA:-BeIkelev county. to wit:
Ut rules held in The Cierk's Office Of The
County Court IF Berkeley Comfy, on
Monday the first day Of Ap'a, 1888
ihomas "iddess, plaintiff,
against
William Davis s. Alexander Work, defts
IN CHANCEhY.
L VIE defendants not having entered
q their appearance and given security
according to the act of assembly, and The
rules oil the court, and it appearing 10 the
court that they are not inhabitants Of
The Commonwealth; II Is ordered. that
he said defendants do appear here on
the second Monday in July next, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff: and it
IS further ordered, that this order be pub
lshed in the Martinsburg Gazette and
PUBLIC Advertiser, for two months success
slvely, and posted at the front door of the
Court House Of said county.
Ieste.
HARRISON WAITE, c.B.c.
May 2. 1893 GIN
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L.
L T. tinsburg, Va. on the lst July. 1898
which II not taken out by the lst of Octo
Der next, will be sent TO the General Post
Office as Dead Letters, viz:
A. Henry Miller
Colbert Anderson David Miller
William Albart David Miller or Uugb
b. Jvle
Doct Francis NJ Burk- Dauiel Molcs
hart Hiram Moon
DAVID Ben Margaret T.. Mcdonald
John Blse John Mcclure
Mary Brown Charles Minghiny
SAMUEL Benjamin, jr. Daniel b. Marker
John Burns N-O-p
John Brown James Norford
'ohl brtisiord Ann Jane Nesbitt.
Archibald Burnett Ohio Oliver. esq.
Joseph Butt Martin Pitzer.
DIR. Richard Blackburn r
c. w d. Rush
William Cunningham David keichard
Oh Samuel Abraham Ramsay
Philip e. Cloninger,2 James Robinson
rihI!p CioveF, Jonathan Rogers
benjamin Connolly Henry Riner
Robert Campbell George Rayncnd
Johh 1urus w llham RurrSnS.
Mrs. ID. Comegys S
D-E-F Zachariah Smart
John Dritt Alfred speak
Iiehry EVefhart Jacob Seibert, jr
josiah tlagg, sen. Polly Smith
= ,ines ofinah Thomas Sprgg
mrs. Ann tOrman Michael Seibert
Miss A Forman John NJ. small
Til Freaderk Stellcr
Peter Gardner James Shields
Mrs. Eliza Grantham TT
George w. Gaines, = William Trich
Ia a. Hazlewood Mrs. Ann Toup,
tohh henderson Roseann Thomas.
Abraham Hooper Van +. Vanmctre
caroline Hooper Abraham Nanmetre
Iames II. Hedges Morgan Vancleft.
Jonas Hedges, ,. w
n David Woolvington
Elias hiimore Mary l.. Willis, 2
iohn Fillmore Charlotte Wareham
Ann hessier Alexander Woods
oarah hroesen Philip Wilhelm
Daniel Kennedy. "
= W. Luckett Charles Young or Chas.
Daniel Lcmaster Compton
George Ii. Little Rev. Nathan Yoprs.
Daniel Layfever, 2 Jonathan Zerbe
~ Catharine Zon
Mig. Mary Miller, . Jane Zimmerman.
WILLIAM LONG. p. NJ
July a, 1888.