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papers to the 80, and Liverpool to the 9TH, both
inclusive
The most important item of intelligence is the re-
fusal ofthe Pacla of Egypt make peace with Tur-
key, on terms proposed by the French Ambassador at
Constantinople.
In the House Of Commons, April 2, clause was
introduced into the Mutiny Bill, then under discus
sion, abohsbing logging in the army, except for open
mutIny, theving and drunkenness guard. The |
vote ISL 70 40: majority IL. The announce
ment of the numbers was attended with loud cheer
ing
The subscription in Paris in behalf of the Ex-Mi-
mister LATTE, amounted, so far, to about 100000
francs.
Prince Taeyrand is as lively as a birtl--drving in
all directions and giving Lord Pamerston peace
or ouiet.--JohE Bull.
: In harmonious Cabinet, the Lord Chancellor,
the Duke of Richmond, Mr. Stanley, and Sir J.
Graham, understood to take SIDE Lords Grey,
Althorp, and j. Russell, the other side Lord Pal
mrrson incnes towards the strongest, matter OF
couT7e, Lord Goderich has nothing to say; Lord
Holland does not interfere; and Lord Carlisle is not
Capitalization.
LoNDcN. ,r,i 3-Considering our relations with
III, Ottoman Porte, conceive (and in this we are
eur0orte' b, the general feeling here that gov
srnUen be too sufficiently alive to the passing
events in The Mediterranean The voracious and self
aeora0 izirg Russian Eagle hovers over the
Turkish Empire with gloatng desire TO pounceI
it with her talons at the first fitting moment for
her descent. When contemplate what may be
Cr,oY toll
w Nv, ,o,, tha hi; ,ttenton tho
ort,t rooess,tv If rreserying to ourselves the in
4oraI n,,ror az y, ovorIand commnricat,on with
Tr4;, rron incarnation VOC bs We received we have
sver reason 70 believe that the French and English
rTonsrJs strncl their aa at SMYRNA Immediately onI
4ho oo,nt;, e. ,ha+ Iao, b Ihr,b;,n p,cha nv
sh tou &C. . W., $50 V;anna Il bas bean
1877 ~. a, NV 1;t;oo1 nraet il anti
sotod ;oa ,hn, hr;no, dol;no in The funds Of one
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p II ~ ,, ,o, ,o..a ~ =. . s,ro,ror d;orost;on
1870 a,;no sn ~. s,,al oatt,o,st Of tb Rei;
os4;or h., tba 10th .o,ornn,ent anJ alec that our
- u 1;,io,ot;s.s n~J p,1'orsto bos some.
what relaxed in the stsrnness of his views-Tbis has
been ascribed as prominent cause for the improve
ment in our funds but NAV, also, as well be given
10 ,ue inn9ence OF .he n'a passage o, 4 me- ,ri
10. ~, a,.u e t.I en- tho sattl;n Jav
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mas hah the ehect OF giving the transactions oi ths
account an aduitohai mPeS"s, since tney w''i naEt
no reference to the lnncnce OF the m poseu terms oil
tne forthcoming Budget onso's nave IN coi,seI
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NOTICE is hereby given, that on the first Mon,
L v day of July next. will ",ahe maj settlement
of the estate Of The late Isaac Jones' at the Office OF
Judge Of Probate in and for the county Of Bond.
OUNCE JONES, Admx.
of Isaac Jones, dec
May 80, 1888. ia
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EpY Robert Holiday, living in Vermillion county,
D Illinois, an estray horse of the following de-
sfription, to wit grey horse, six years old, about
iieen and a half hands high, racks and trots, no
marks brands perceivabe: appraised to fifty five
.lolars by William Sfnwars and Hen~y Glow bofar~
jacob Brazelton, Esq. the 18th day of May, A. D.
1898 A. WILLIAMS, Cfk.
Danvie, Illinois, May II, lS33.-l0-3
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TNHE STOCKHOLDERS of the Quincy Manu-
- featuring Company will meet, for the purpose
ofelecting board ofdrectors, at Ptkin and Holmes
counting room in Quincy, Monday, the Sth day q
July next, at O'Clock P. NJ.
Quincy, April 90, lS33.--6s
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"a OTTO is hereby given, that the subscribers will
attend at the court of Probate for the county of
ST. Clair, to be held at Bellevie, the first Monday
in July next, to make final settlement of the estate
of Nathan Chambers, deceased, where all persons in
terested can attend if they cause.
JOSHUA BARNES, 1Admr.
SALLY CHAMBERS, Admx.
May 22d, 1888. 1913
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Z HK ELIV w
! by John Hamblin, living in Jefferson county, H.
- Iinois, dark roam mare, four years old, fifteen
hands high, no marks or brands percevable: said
mare had on dollar bell with two small patches on
one side of it, the collar, of said bell made of two
pieces of leather sewed together with leather string
all appraised to thirty five dollars. Given under my
hand and seal this 9TH day of May, 1888, William
w. Pace, J. P.
copy teste:
ll-3 JOEL PACE, Cpk.
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The said PAYNE is about five feet ten inches high
fair complexion, dark hair, and blue eyes, about 26
Je1>'9 IS ~s-, ful face. tho reh. little larger
than the other. He was apprehended about three
weeks since in the city of st. Lous, by Col Buck
master, Sheriff of Madison county, on the above
charge, as he was about descending the river, and
conveyed to the Jail of Clinton county, from which
ne escaped. NAV is, 1898
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p ROC l. A NJ A TION.
$500 REV ARD.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, /,
EreclttiUe Department (

a WHEREAS 1t is represented unlo me ny thu
Sheriff Of the county Of Clinton, that one
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMoRE MARKET-Jus. 90.

Houard ST. -Four. sales of fresh ground
Flour, of the present months inspection, have
been made from store throughout the week at
IS IS per Dbl. Other parcels. Of earlier inspec.
ton, have been sold at S 625 The stock Of
fresh ground -four is kept low, BY the steady de.
mand for the city and coastwise con.ump-
ton, and dealers find ready sales. in moderate
lots, at 5 rs. We quote accordingly. The
wagon price Of fresh -four has been uniformly
5 so per bb.
City Mills Flour Sales of parcels standard
quality for export a, 62a, and one parcel yes.
terdav at 69a. There IS but very trifllng
stock in market.
Susquehanna Flour. The sales have ranged
from s. l2a up to5 50per bbi. according to the
condition of the article. Parcels in good order
readily bring 5 So
Rye Hor,-Susquehanna Cd is wanted, at
4 per Dbl. The wagon price of LIST remains at
25. and If Cd at 8 IS.
Corn Meal -Saes of bbls. at 573.
Wheat On Monday. sales Of two large par
cells of good red Susquehanna. West Branch,
were made from store at 81 Is and l IL per
bushel. Since then, one OF two parcels of the
same description have been sod from store at
IL. To-day cargo of the same sort, just re.
ceved, was also sold at l IL The uansac-
uohs VI ffu, az ~ u" io' az" w "'"e" az
20 %. A small lot Of neU Virginia heat
was sold this week, but the quantity wa, too IN.
Important to establish market price. parcel
Of Baltimore county prime red wheat of the new
crop. to be machned, and delivered in the course
Of the ensuing month, has been taken at 20 per
bushel.
Corn.-The supplies are limited. The ranse
of the market. until Wednesday inclusive, was
60 81 cents for white, and e. 63 cents Tor
yellow. Yesterday, white was So at 62 cents
and yellow at "a cents. To day We hear OF no
parcels of moment III market.
Rye-Sales Of good quality at Is cents per
bu,hei.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01
ALEXANDRA MARINE LIST

AuaivEn. Juxss 90.
Schooner Conway, Cro.el, New York; to
w. Fnwle s. Co.
Scho"ner Gentle Rrtnrn, Shepherd. Patuseut
River; Tobacco to ". Fowle & Cu.
Schnoner Tho,nas ChiIion, Goats. Plscatawav;
l obacco to w Fowle & Co
Schooner Cas>andra. SDedden, Port Deposit;
Lumber to George II. Sm"nt.
Sloop Mary, Gibson, Georgetown; Tobacco
to H. Daingerfp!d.
SAILED,
Schooner Harriet, Nckerson, Boston.
Ship Shenandoah. RISE. sailed from Buenos
Ayres 9th May. for Havana.
At Halifax, l4th inst, Brig Caravan, Doane.
hence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01

to lend sergeant Joel hand to get things to rights
there, and if you don't hear Of cracking work
down there, that will make 'em all stare, I'm
mistaken. The sineral is amazingiy tickled with
the Yankees; and the more he sees on 'em, the
better he likes 'em. "No notification here,
Majur," says he, no. says |, gineral--Mr. Cat
houn would stand no more chance down East
here, than stump'd tail bull in fy time.
So no more at present from YOUR ob'dt. servant.
]. DOWNING, Major. Downingv,IIe,
Militia-2d Brigade.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01
BY GEoRGEWHlTE.
hook sNe.

0N "wednesday Evening the 3bof July. at half past
Y 8o'clock,a my Auction Rooms, will he sold with.
out reserve, lin part to close sales d. ceased per-
sons estate) several lots Of
Ne,c and Tai.aable BOOKS.-Among them are:
George Fox's works, 8 vols
The Quaker. 2 do
Bailey's Works, complete
Herald Of Truth Advocate
Jobs SCOTS Salvation by Christ
p Lewis Evans, Repertory @
Family and Octave Bibles, QniIs
American State Papers; Edinburgh Review
Cobbetrs Works. IL vols, gilt 4
!, Odd volumes Laws United States
Biar's Sermons
stsuntnn's Embassy ffum the Kirg of Great Britain
to the Emperor Of China. with pi''es
Remarks on the Life and Writings of j. ..sthan
Swift
Together With variety of other miscellaneous
works, Novels. &c. GEO WHITE.
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ORIGINAL POET r Y
TFoR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
LINES


Orcas,oned By reading an extract Of a letter, in
the alexandria Gazette Of The 29th. giving an
account Of the CHOLERA in kentucky.
A voice comes on from the far, far West,
Wai,n2 the woes Of the Cholera pest!
The sishin. Of widows is borne on the gale,
The gtuans of the fatherless burthen the tale
Tha, is told by the traveller fleeing afar
From the I" doum'd land," marked by a bod
ing star.
The angel of death is abroad on the blast"
Aud the seeds of destruction are scattered
broadcast.
Hark! Is there noise. or clangor. or strife,
To tell of this warfare on man and his HE?
Oh no! All unknown and envelop'd in night
The destroyer makes battle and comes to the
fight.
The hand that is felt is surely not seen;
The knife gitlers not, yet its edge is keen.
Let Us weep for the dead Let US weep for the
Let US bend tie stiff knee aud bow the proud
head!
Let US, humbled to dust, confess to the Lord
Tina, HI, justice is great, and true Ia His word.
We are scours'd for our guilt, we have walk
in SINS path
Jehovah looks down from thu heavens in wrath;
He chasteneth His children; but we know
that His love.
In the midst OF misfoptunes, still hovers above,
Yet ready to bless US, with health and with
peace,
p To last until life itself onIy shall cease.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01

The papers are making great noise about the
Rev E. K. Avery, lately acquitted, BY jury OF
his country, of the crime with which he was
charged. and of course now held to be entirely
innocent Whatever men may think Of the case,
1t is maniIesty improper to keep up this discus
sion 10 the newspapers. The verdict of an no
nest jury. a. far as public discussion is con.
cerned, ought to be final and conclusive. That
much respect is due to the sworn candor Of i'm.
partial men aud to the administration of justice
in our courts of Law
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01
sALEsAT AUCTION.
By WILLIAM d. MUTT

IN "Wednesday le.t Sd inst. .. 10 o'clock, will
~ be sold, AZ thd9esden Of Mrs Finley. on Fair.
fsx street, opposite Jonah Thompson's. MI the per.
.ona property Of the ate Capt. Oliver P. Foley, de.
cessed. consisting of
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE;
Such as Tables. Chair9 Book case. Clock, Organ.
Sofa Carpet. Plate, pasenflever gold Watch, &C. SC.
BY order of the Orphsn4 Court.
i'll NV ID. MUTT, AJm'r
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Total

From information obtained from several re-
spectacle physicians OF our acquaintance, we
are enabled to state with certainty that the cho.
lera has lost much Of its intensity. We do not
doubt the assertion, for those from whom we got
our information are trust worthy. aud we have
also ascertained that the apothecaries have not
had, BY far, so many calls latterIy as some few
days ago. We hope our fellow citizens will
keep up their spirits, and continue to persist in
their precautionary measures. -Cour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01

In the Mavor's Court, this morning. Mr.. f..
Price, proprietor Of weekly newspaper. OF this
city, called the TIoKLER, was tried on an in
dlctment for libel against Benz F. Meredith.
Esq. and found guilty. He was sentenced to
pay fine of one hundred dollars. and to under
90 imprisonment for the term OF six munths.-
There are other indictments against the same in
dividual, which will be tried by Court on Satur,
day.-Phiiad. Gaz.
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1roprHE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

Fop THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
LINES on the Death Of Mrs. amanda C..
Weep not for her whose spirit dwsIs on high,
Whose purest love was to her Maker given:
heard her say - she was resigned to die
Whenever she closed her eyes she was 10 hea-
yen."
Reader! hast thou not sometimes seen Chris.
tian die,
And heard Christians last expiring PRAYER
Seen her--without one fear, one tear, one sigh
Give up the world, its misery and its care!
Just such death was her's-triumphant death:
She kneeled ssppllant at her Fathers throne;
She how'd submissive, and with feeble breath
(Smiied heavenly, and exclaim'd, "Thy will
be done"
Were there no ties to bind her to this life,
No kindred soul 10 whom she was endeared?
She was friend. a mother, and wife
In those relations, all her charms appeared
She looked TO God:-He was her first, best
Tread:
She loved hsf Sayie11s and she bure his cross:
She kne~ that death would strong affections rend,
And ieit. full we'll. her gain would be our loss.
Peace to thy ashes! Thnn art happy now:
Thy harp is tuned to sing thy Makers praise:
The crown OF v,ctory's woven round thy brow,
Add one bright sunshine now emits its rays.
We will not weep-We will not heave sigh:
The spirit fled is to its Maker given.
heard her say "she was resigned t. de
Whenever she closed her eyes she was in hea-
ven." E.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. CO.
MoNDaY MORNING, JULY 1. 1883.

The case of Mr.. Peasants, being likely to ~
yOlve important principles. and being one OF Pc
culiar interest. we have inserted in to-day's Ga
zette his answer to the summons OF the Court,
together with other documents which relate to
the subject.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01
New ORLEANS, June Is.

official Report-Made this day at the Mayors
offiCe-of the number Of interments yesterday,
l4h inst. in the following Burylng Grounds:
Catholic 25
Protestant 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01
DIED.,

In Washington, ON Thursday evening last, the
eth instant, at z o'clock, Mr.. EDWARD DE-
KnArFr, aged As years and months, a wealthy
aud respectable citizeo, and some years back
printer to Congress.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01
a Card.

MRS ANDERSON, late Of Washington. win give
WI instructions to Young Ladies' on he Piano Forte.
at her residence near the of King and Fairfax
streets Her terms will be reasonable, and made
known on application.
few Young Ladies can be accommodated with
Board. jy l-dlm Z
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01
Neerees for onie Of land.

a T Circuit Superior Court of law and Chsncery-
n for Prince William County, held on the 18th day
Of May, 1885,
Nathaniel e. Nscrae, Plaintiff
against ~
John Williams, administrator of Barnaby 7
Cannon, deceased, and others, Defends
This cause came on to be heard upon bill, answer,
and exhibits and by consent Of parties, and by like
consent, The Court doth adjudge, order and decree,
that the land in the bill mentioned the land sold by
Nath snie1 e. Macrae to Banaby Cannon, be sold by
the Commissioner hereinafter named to the highest
bidder, upon Q credit Of six. twelve and eighteen
months, taking from the purchaser purchasers bond
aad security. with lien upon the land. to the
payment Of the purchase noney-the Commissioner
giving thirty days notice ofthe time AID place Of sale,
BY an advertisement published in some newspaper in
the District Of Columbiai and George W. Nscrae 10
appointed Commissioner to carry this decree into ef
feet who directed to report his proceedings to this
Court. This decree is rendered without prejudice to
the rights of either party. .copy-Teste:
JAMES n. REID, Clerk.
" Pursuant to the order and direction Of
the foregoing decree. ! shall, on Saturday, the 9th
DAY of jay next before the front door Of the house
Of John ". Williams, Esq, in the Town Of Dumfries
proceed to SELL to the highest ..uder upon the terms
and conditions in thessid Decree set forth the
s.GY< IRA OF LAND
80 therein referred to, situate IN Prince william
sTR County. near Dumiri,s, and containing, by
esa0EA estimation,
ll5 .4CRES, Roods, and T 90. 100 Poles.
This Tract Of Land lies within less than half mile
Of the nearest nsvigabe point Oh Qnsntco Creek and
is almost wholly in wood. embracing. with some Tim.
Der, q considerable quantity of Pine, Oak, and other
growth suitable for the wood trade to the District Of
Columbia, GEO. w AACRAE,
june 8-eo6ihJy Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01

The Boston papers by Saturdays mail brought
intelligence Of an Improvement IN the state OF
the Presidents health; aud it was confidently
expected that he would be able to resume his
journey in day or two.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01

Some Of the papers BY Saturdays mail contain
ed a rumor Of the death Of the Postmaster &c,
Mayslck, in Ky. This report is, we hope, in
correct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01
Notice.

yIyHE Bank Of Potomac wistbe closed on the 9Th of
i July. Notes intended to be offered for discount
will have to be put into Bank on Wednesday, the Sd
of July before ~ O'Clock; and all notes falling due on
the All of July, will have to be plid OH the 81.
w 1-St C. PAGE, Cashier Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01
LIST or LETTERS

Remaining in tie Post Office, Alerandra. D. C. on tbs
LIST Of JULY, 1888.
p Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say THEY ARr ADvERrrsrD, or they may not
get Them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01

r Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
y for Prince William County, held on the l7,h day
OF Msy, 1888
Amelia 4. Macrea, Plaintiff
against
John Williams. administrators OF Bsrnsby Can.
non, deceased, anJ Others, Defendants
This cause on to be heard unon bill, ansN err
and exhibits, and by consent Of parties, and hy like
consent the Court doth adjudge, order. and Decree
s the land in the bill mentioned as the land sold by
Amea Ann Hacrse TO Dsrnaby Cannon, BE- sold nv
he Commissioner hereinafter named e. the highest
bidder, upon credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen
months. taking from the purchsyr purc .sers bond
aud security. with lien upon the lan to secure the
ply ucD, If the purchase money the Conrms Toner
giving thty days' notice of he time ard place OF sale
by an Advertisement published in sons new parcr m
the DistI CT Of OIL mbia, and George W aacrse is
appointed Comm sioner to carry this decree into ef
fct who is directed to epor, MS procee dpgs to this
Court This decree isrendcreu without prejudice 10
me rights of either party. copy-Tes,e:
JAMES II. REID, Clerk.
w To pursuance of the foregoing Decree,
SHALL on saturday, the 9Th day Of July next bekr. he
front door of the house Of John ~ Ilsns ESQ in
the Tow of Dumres offer for sale TO the Ing d
der, upon the terms and Conditions specified in said
Decree, the
:zSEtx TRACT OF LAM
I%& therein referred to. ling on @ Ian'ico Creek
80 contiguous 70 the land in the first decree
sssA above referred to, and containing, ny estina.
tion 50 ACRES and 10 poles This Tract Embraces
proportional quantities Of Wood and open Lsnd; part
of the latter BENG of good quality, and the basc. in
pretty good heart and condition.. The wood Land
lies chiefly next to the Creek aforesaid.
GEORGE w. MtCRAE,
june S-eot6thJy Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-01

U persons Gazing Tor lettefsln the IOoWihB Hst,
will please say THEr ADvERTIsxD, or they may not
get them. -
WIN H Allen WIN 3 Alexander
Thomas Armstrong
Richard Bowles Mrs Berry (Oxeo Hill
Capt VIM Barrett Jane c Brown
Mrs Susannah Baker John Boyer
VIM w Conner Jno s Corbin Re
A Granny ~ Mrs Susanna Chapman
John Cole Jno Clarvoe
sam'' B Carson ! W Coffin &
Thomas A Doyle BDephi-2 80
Mrs Sarah Disney John Devaushu
Mrs Sarah S Dicks WIN Duffy
Capt WIN Dulany-s Mrs Dr. Douglass ~
John D,gss Geo IL Duffy
Mrs Deter
r
David Easton David B Erwin
Jonathan Fields LIS Fowler & Co
Ann Fenwick
G.
Chauncey Griswold Miss Mary T Gordon
WIN Gillian Thomas l. Gray
Fl
Mrs Martha Harrington Miss Jane HOuck
Daniel Hack Wm Harmon (brig Dun.
Augustine v Iiigdon Iap)
Hannah II Hannah Robert Hall
John Hlmphries Bazel Hurdle
VIM G Howison Mrs Huddlestone
Mrs Nancy FranklandAndrew l. Hancock
Col Lewis Hipklns DR. Truman Hurdle
Miss Martha Harrison Hager & Co
VIM A Harris Nathaniel Hadding
Capt Urah jenkins D nns Johnson
Mrs Rhoda Javins
Miss Elizabeth Kerby JnO b KERRY
Capt Zedekiah Kldwell
L
A Lee
NJ
John T Mason David Martin-2
f Middleton Henry Miffieton
Geo May James Mcdaniel
Samuel Manson Samuel & McComb
N
Benjamin Nawls GilIaum Nicholson
James Nightingale
+ ] ONiey Matthew O'Brien
P
WIN Price Mrs Mary PAYNE
ID 6 Prettvman Mrs Elizabeth Phillip
Thomas Prettyman Mrs Sarah Peton
Mrs ; Prthard Francis Peck
Miss MeiviHa Potter
r
John Rove Mil'y Richards
Absoom Remngton-2 w L Reece
S
Edward Sheehy Miss Ellen Simons
Capt John Stetson Mrs Mary A Stevenson
Wm Sutton II y Steele
James Stops John s Sullivan
Fred K Strander VIM Stoops
=
Mrs An. Turner WIN Townsend
w Triplett
w
Miss Worthy AnnWiI. John West-2
liams Mrs Aun Wright
Miss Elizabeth Viii Mrs Elizabeth H Wren
liams-2
DANL. BRYAN, p. NJ.