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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21

The [. :. Bauh having been recently reproacl-
cd a, having reduced lis discounts, the National
Gazette has published statements 70 prove such is
not the fact.
"IGesc statements exhibit the following re-
suls -
lsl. That 30 far tr,ia being diminished the loans
Of the Bank on the lst Of September 80, are
greater han tley were on the lst of Angust--and,
We aid, after examination, greater than they had
been II any period WITHIN the last eighteen months.
ID. That the general and usual reduction Of bu-
,nes. during the las, quarter Of This year is much
smaller thau during tine corresponding quarter Of
the last year.
Sd The Branch At Ncw York was denounced as
the theatre Of this runous rcduct on.-let II APP
pcars from the statement that the loans aud pur-
clIa,es Of bills there within less than month have
increased nearly half million Of dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21

The Rich, Reverend Bishop Moore, of Virginia,
is now on visit to this City, and we are happy to
say, in excellent health, notwithstanding his adj
vanccd age. We remember the GOOD old man
when lie was rector of ST. Stephens Church, in
Broomc street, now some sixteen or eighteen years
ago aud it has afforded us much qualification to
see how lightly his advancing age hears upon his
bodily and mental powers On Saturday last, the
venerable bishop assisted in the services, at st.
GEORGES Church, in Hampstead, l.. |.
Nem York com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21

Ihn work advances, with silent energy, To
completion. We are enabled iro" converse
ton with one OF The Assistant Engineers, to give
III" following particulars, winch viii be oi interest
10 the public.
The ii DIVISION, eFtcndhe from the Depot III
the city ol h'hmona, to the fdn1nhey fNer,
and INC ,ndlog - mics, Is gf1aed' AMI the layne Of
he f'I' VII b. eommenc, da' soon a. the iron
arrives winch t'seiarr "'t4 d locomotive IS dat
! expected from l.o2I1od' ny the III" lst "i
January next II IS contemplated, IT VIII be IN USE
al ""th tlme ne al '"'che> OF the Me,siS' Tor
tiers vii connect viii it at line extremity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21

his gentleman was recently invited, by
lion Of the citizens Of Brunswick county IN I@h
with them ofan 4" o!d-la,hioncd south-,ido p
cue;'' and being unable to accept of ,bc;. @a''
ton, he addressed them the following letter '-'
RiennoNn, sept. ), ISa.
Gentlemen: You have doubles, cv,a..'.
earlier answer to your letter of the 18th nr ,'ea a.
which was handed to me by Mr. Shell ; ;aasas
me 10 partakc with many Of my friends If llne
wick, of" an old fashioned south side had, "'an"
at LaWrcnccye, at such time as shonld "a.
convenience. | have hitherto DELAYED IN s"' ny
it, in the hope thai should have il in nv INV, a's9a
accept your invitation, and TO visit yon dr.; h
present montll--NhichI could not dttcrn,,,s I'm
til could see what progress should he ALL Ill.,
make in the performance of engagements or
ness, which | could neither dispense with n,. oN'
crastiaatc. Ii Is with real regret that G,i Ro
SELF last obliged to iorceo the pleasure =, NY
enjoy in your company, and to decline ,oor 2G 10y;
tatlor. Tie disappointment is far greater mn
tIan II can possibly be 10 you. me
| beg YOU to rest assured, that | am 49,.
deferred from pursuing the path which INV u Dc
Of duty to my country dictates, by the tra,s wine
power, or by any eamor HAT the tools Of r,a' ol
LU"g' eau '".se %l''Is, NE respect the dcle
rTto J"'s'''"' o' '''' I'o'e as much as any man.
I"l1 arc n'he NO no oo'o' many men, ycryns.
ny Nno' .'ohe>'iY o''',ihs WIN me IN opinionad
"AdPpfo'Ihg my 'on"oe', would therefore have
me Nl'noraW rom 'ne l'ah'lc councils Of thee cen.
s'Ircs o. soch men nave no right 10 complain.
near ua'T ooihloh' "iih unicighrd respect. i
"else men objections win care; but masit
'aS'' loiio" me ish'' oi my own understanding and
'nG aeIaleN Oh my o"! conscience and The reason
able the candid, and the lnSt, oil my political on.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21
Irom The PhHcdclphia Gascttl.-TO Me EdttOr

From the Philadelphia GaecHe.-TO the Edtor.
Sir: In Your Gazette of the 9Th inst. notice J.,
quoted respecting volumcscope contrivcd by me
by which atmospheric air may be anna yzed accu-
ratclv, with the aid of nitric acid. beg leave to
state, that the Instrument which | designated by
the name aforementioned is not qualified for the
accurate analasv> OF atmospheric air but for the
advantageous illustration before a largo class of the
proportion in which oxygen exists in that acrllorm
m>tn:o. However, II is with IA" acid OF nitric
oriic. or hydrogen, that ii operates; not with nj
trio ACID, which cannot, by any means, be made
to absorb Oxygen.
| have contriyct an instrument cacdthc Siding
rod hydro-oxvgen euliometor, by which the pro-
portion of oxygen in tie atmosphere has been ac
curatclv asccrlaned in thirty seconds; while,
believe, by any instrumcnt previously employed
to obtain the same result, at least five minutes
would be required
[ have also contrved other cudiometrical appa-
ratus, by which cyanoeen, carhonic oxide, or the
various spcccs of csrburctted hydrogen, may be
analvzed with peculiar convenience and accuracy.
These instruments might be found useful in
ccrtaininc the composition Of the varieties of the
"a. emplcvel for elimination.
am, sir, Yours, rtn',, ROBERT BARE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21

Some ofille Newspaper, north and .uuii, d,.c',''
the question oidomeslie policy IN reference II the
Distrie, of Columbia. We do not permit ear
selves 10 argue the question. We again repeat
that an, attcutlu al interference IN the District
would dissefte The Onion When that is sad, IT i
enough. Tic people oftle north may rel, o. what
we say. iC-. C..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21
,xrnvsr er ,trrrre rnon furrALos.

The United State, Bank In. s5id out lis debt
here Of $3.50, 600. judge Rochester, u. +. Evans,
DAVID Burt : Thompson and Charlie, Townsend,
are tie purchasers. They cct one, two, three
and four Yeas IL pay IN At 50 per cent. interest,
and charge I. Il is done osicusbs to relieve the
debtor, Of the Bank, and probably will, many OF
them. v !. JeurHdt 81 commerce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21

Campbell, the poet, has returned to London, az
foi his iong residence at Aleiers, which he has
'Inrnt 10 exploring that interesting country, where
he Las collected ample materials relating TO It's ear
~ literature, and tine manners aud habits offs anci-
"n AM modern people. It's probable Mr. Camp
',e vi eg after nrhody the result ofh's rosnar.
fho TO II hraof Of his coun'r> na.n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21

Pdfe"ofosicoi-A wag the other dav. speaking
OF a man whose important air IN our streets attrac
TED grca, deal of notice, remarked that his
DUMP Il! SELF esteem Nns SO prominent tint I've
couldn't lcrp hi5 bat o, ma WIND, d,v."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21
ss'is6ow @s!ass, Esufsv. So. So.

'ENllE SUBSCRIBER has just received fresh
q supply of Window Glass. Putty. Dry White
Lead Spirits Furpenflne Alcohol and Gum rShel-
lac of superior quality, at the San of The Golden
Mortar, Bunk square DAVID K. LYMAN.
Sep. Il ut.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21

New onrf>Ns AND NASHVILLE Ran RoAp-
Inc engineers have returned from the survey,
OF the tlllr1a hence - Nashville. The cost OF
III" survey is S25,o0l The engineers have sur
Ye>S OF th.rc route, differing very lit le in distance
from caehothcr, livery iutein extent The best
i. supposed 10 he that passing thin miles of
''nlmcNNrllc, thence passing onward about 100 miles
east the Mississippi; aud running about 80 miles
west of Columbus. Tn di>lanccl To Nashville will
be about lSo or 100 me- The route passes
through alerc cotton rrglon; and i,likoly to obtain
thcsancton and supp 1T of the people Of Ali>sissp-
pa, being wen adapted for all their wants, and
admitting lateral railroads in every direction.
v u. Bee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21

More lynch Lan.--Letteis received in this
city from Mobile. state that the Rev. MIR. Warren.
formerly Presbyterian CLERGY man in that city, had
been arrested fDoaaIdsonvilIe, La. for being con-
cerncd in The circulation Of Abolition panph'et,,
md PM - .i,rfh b. Inn IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21

GARRIsoN y TunNrNoN.-IhC Boston Daily
Advertiser OF the 10Th INST SAYS Ne understand
that SLIGHT chullition of the popular feeling to-
ward, these rctormcrs were exhibited in this city on
Thurs lay night. Mr.. Thompson arrived in town
in the evening and lodged at the house of Mr.
Garrison in Brighton st.-on the following morn
Ing it was found jlat aallow> had been erected
during the night, opposite the door Of the house,
with two ropes suspended thercilnm. Ga the cross
bar was an inscription, jRdgc i.gnch's lar.
Nhcu the fact came To the knowledge of the mu
ncipal authorities, il ordered to be taken
down.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21


elsdnr all stoppxgcs. Indeed, in any pan 81
England YOU can count upon the arrival OF coach
for certainty within five minutes oil The time al
lowed Asthis furious driving would be somewhat
dangerous in many parts OF Loo don, l'sht cars
with n sinrle horse. tax many 81 The mails 10 the
s,hurbs. The number Of their passengers . linl-
tied. In This admirable arrangement there are
many hints for coach nropF'ctofs, though upon
our rad. there ean be no such certainty Of move
men, As in England.
Tbere are many little things all along the road.
10 reu,iaa me thai am in foreign country. The
eagles M longer lswer M purpose. The GER
frsiga and the cs'5aa have taken THEN places In
: stead OF dollars sui cents, he talk Is all 81 sl
iiacs allI pcucg. 4 different Law Of the road pre-
walls. directly the reverse OF our The coach
man passes all carriages on the right hand Instead
Of the left. \ river now and then appears The
bridges are all of stone. maenitc eBilY made. rot
house IS huil Of wood al ore Of stone or II
brick. Tie villages are ugy when compared with
ours. Ii the beauty of those IN lie northern
States. We far sufpas. the English. Window blinds
and seFanJahs are never seen. And ihe9 the h9-
tells hse surh ell names, thu ihes really annsc
one for here | have passed the Great Desii"
and - the Fighting Cocks. an bound n TIC
coach to the Bill and Month t3 thu Brown
Cow and the - Hen AMI Chichens'-io say
nothing of the Z" Gross Foxes" the " jolly Butch
er," the Bears Head and the " White
Grows all names ul English public houses :
odd enough, to be sure. Every town IA England,
! believe has " George Hotel" I'm ito say
nothing of the Royal Nieiorias, u. 80. The
hes, hotel Ia place is caed the liftp liorrl -
but BY what law il has this claim, whitehall aclnow-
ledge, cannot say,--5ut II often blazons the claim
publicly enough
For mile, and miles oatof London, there !, a.
it wcru am lsi succession Of houses. At last !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21
| Bat. liner.

MrrlfNo tr Nrw>uN.--rbc citizens of New
, wark, \. J., held meeting in the Park on Satur-
day. The following resolutions was adopted
Rcso',ed. That We believe that the purcst prin-
cplcs OF palrirt>m and genuine philanthropy re-
qurc thai the ci,izep, of the North should make
common cause with rheir brethren of the South
upon the momcntons question which now agtacs
the latter; aud that public or'nion should speak
ont with one voice throughout tie Union, and that
in the Language ofuaqnalidcd condemnation of all
imprrliaen' a'icmplshy tive citizens Of on' State
10 interfere with, and regulate, the domostt insli-
ta;ions or local policy Of another.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21
Your friend and servant,

TO Messrs. T.. B. Hicks, W. II. f. Merritt, h,
W. Field, L. B. Ilicks, T. Hicks, D. J. Ca-
borne, }. i. Claiborne and K. K. Boothe, 0,
Brunswick.
Mr.. Lcigh's epi>tlc has thrown the 'seniIe and
garnlou,' Editor of the Enquirer (as his Van
Buren, co-Iaborer of the \. y. Evening Post de-
nominatcS him,) into quite rage but he has de-
termlned to bottle up his wrath for few days,
whether for the purpose Of taking counsel of his
discretion or of inusing into tia double portion =
venom, time will disclose. He shakes his 3" am.
broSlal curIs, however, with all the ficrcones OF
aJnpner Ionans, seated on high Olympus and
If he fail TO annihilatc Mr. Leigh in the threatened
assault, it will be owing, doubtless, to the weak
ness rather than the will of the hundercr. o
one thing he may be satisfied, and that is, that b'
bolts, however formidable they NAV seem in his
own imagination, will be very little needed By
Mr. Leigh But is perhaps fortunate forbi, sell,
complaccncy that the sound of lhe cannon is just
as loud when It's contents are harmless, as when
1t discharges . lcaden death"
The lofty spirit ola genuine son oftho "uuer'
''>' >''i''''ii"'flilu Is NlSlDIt IN every Hn "
Mr.. Leigh's bold and eloquent epistle. With asa'
gacIty nndimmed by the mists of mere party feel
lng' he " scents danger in tho tainted gale; anf
with the frmness for which he is proycrbial, he
declares his readiness to stand in the breach, in
uc'ehce OF the threatened rights and Interests {"
Virginia and the South. VIII Virginia, at sucha
lime, dismiss from her service such sentinel an0
champion, to crafty personal and party mallga
N' IL cannot be. If ever there was pcTlOo
"hch the talents and acaI Of her ablest and NOS
intrepid sons were needed in the national councils
It Is al 'hls tIme-not to oppose the adnlinIsira
'loP' nor to assist in the petty business of maxim:
PRESIDENTS; but to resist dc mad spirit of fanaa
'Ism which is oYer,preading the land, and which
II 1t be not arrested at the Threshold, will rende
II unnecessary n elect sfcccsenrto Cen JacA
son ~ II. : ~ Nr. Lrizi tlr YER, man or tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21
B.W. LEIGH, ESQ

MONDAY, September al. 1sas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-21

HIS gentleman was recently invited. bv
lion OF the citizens Of Brunswick county. f.. Fef
with them ofan " o!d-fashioncd south. rp'''A
cue;' and being unable to accept of ihcr ;a "a
ton, lac addressed them the following lc,,or va
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
Nellt 0ut Dabrid+

Ser l1nterfbriebeue nir,n,t iib Die Srep.
belt feline Tteunoe uno bas WabIifuu, i'm all=
se,neineu su bsfunoen baB sr bas Qut=
n, d, aefb i 4, IN oe,a t,euen baf=
lteiueruen Sbep. 90. lin Der 2uscara=
mas StraBe, In Canton, cine 9btre 6fli1
b. 6. 8. Ditheu's Stcbr. su betreiben an:
er 9ebenft-auf Danb 3u
balten. alle 9lr:en MI oil der 0hte,
selnadt pem befen MateriaI-iino a,,f uors
.islid,s Weiie. 8sfsnun9sn auf fplbense
@attun9en pate, ,peroen banfbar anBeno.1.'
lllss, uto ptomptteforst iperoen:
Derrsn r,,Obifbe fdwar3e Dhtet "a.
.Sag !. DO DO Otter orabne 30 n
r QIlte Oerrenfbrnar3e ,,,1o orabne Site,
ny ..Nnaben lbrrarae uno DO 90
qBoune Raaben ans Wanner bo
Der 8 ittnus. r. .
sDa er beiraAflibe erfabruna in ftinem
@fbafte bstiIst, unb entibIOftn 1T, nsor
Mnbe nod aInssaben an feiner 9rbsit 3u
iparen, fl toift ef al8e,neine 3uftieoenbeit
Il, aewaBen,u II. eluen IiberalerQlutbeil Der ST.
feuthbsn Gunit ~ psroienen tnc esbaltsn.
6. 8. Gilbert.
Canton, getr. 2s. 1885. 45.sM.
-s5aareelb spirc bs5ablt fhr peI5e BON
Ottern, Wsustratten, Ming6 u, rrtberTahs
en-.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
0lerbrdnereD
- y. 81, psrfaufeu, F.
ooerG fu d cine s e betb
neb m erS b a u. :.

nv %%2 Hg y III Cb q B ua .a.' .-.'
Sn einer gaantp Stabt. in, nbrslid,en n
1beile bss Staates Ohio. lit cine Bier
su psriaufen.-sis III febr
oortbeilbaft ssIe9em bic einsise in her Staot
uno in ben nabfenStdoten. liest an einsnn
fbifbar,n Sfude. no tdsliob Da,npffbifft
aus ,oem grie See anfem,nen uno abaeben,
noburh bic wsr(enouns isbr erteibtert
rrirb. die GebauOe Iieosn at, elmer Der
eanssariten Straftn; Die BrausrsD 1T erf
Dor 6 Wlonatel, r,eu eebaut. i'm Braubanf
III cine CUTE gprins, uio bspn, 0auie Elm
idbner @arten uno b;nlanstid Maun, unl
Die @ebduoe ia erspeitesn. gin rsuer Ftp.
ferner Sc ne I. ei,ea 8 Dduel baltenb, Der
ourb sinen 9lufiah auf SAB 9arrel Der.
arbGsrt srerosu tam, ale 9erdtbfbaltenl
finb nen uno gut setnabt fcelbs ale oa5a
psttauft sperben. Der IrsiS bss guten
strcna=Bier 1T ia bisfsr Usseno. 1blr. g
|oas Barrel. 3uradtebr eineS abeilba-
berS nab Dsntld,lano inaGt einaig bdB bic
fee pprtbailbafte @snsrbs perfanft .riro.-
|Qlnb fbante Elm oes Disfbranens re d 4
funoiser, als Tbsilbaber 3ur 3dlfte. fo.'
mphl am @espinne, als audi an ben 9iesen=|
lhafren, nit einen. Capital BON q 700
|DclIarS. sinrrstten.
Tllbds Nabere ,penoe man ilh in pofts
(fr,vX Drisfsn an Die Nebaetion ees 8 "a !
srlanssfreuaoss,i in ganton >.
|bio.--
Suly 8. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
0tue tlno tl,oblfeile

Sir d m inb s.. Me Ders

Sir n, tino $. Mepers
0aben @eibifte in Oem Gdbaufe Der
Iuseararpas 9taGe, Sc. 26bettSB SBIrtbs,
baule seaennbsr, une befuuoen bisrt1it db:
tunsspcl ibrs dItea Srennbe ,,nb oas pu.
btifup ibsrtaupt, baB fte iO eben pbilaoeI
pbia erbaIten baben uno sefOnnen Fno BE-:
itdrois auf ba7o ju balten Elm prt6tiSes
AdOrtiment BON
Sribllngssuno Srf1er
w a ore Il,
Wslbe Te eutfb'cdsu lno 70 rrrb!feiI a!s
lie (onfwo 5u psrfaufen. Sis wollsn nicbt
asraoesu pra,leu, peroen aber Dem &aufsr
ibreu suten eDilIen 3siSea. s. ...
o. 1000 Sess 8ntter wessen psrs
lanat. ,,... d..
81. B.-Die partuerf6ip oiepor
|eieftn, 3pifben 0ira m uno. = . + II
M eper 8, in grsentown ettano, lDite Fb
ain 12ten pcrissn Decembers-our6
|glblauf aus. .a.+ sa......... .....-.. =.
0iram Mepers.
Scbn Mepers.
Canton, Suhy 90, 1885. s
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
Jacob Sholl 'nbafge r.

Eliza ShanabrHek Jacob Sholl snbafger.
Daniel Shelole Matthew Scot
Sarah Shive John Scroggs ~
Catharina Smith Jesse Swigart
Jacob Schnpp David Schriver
George Stock Jaques Seigneur
Susan Sause Lydia Snyder
John Steel Ann Smith ..
Henry Shidler Thomas HI Sawyer
Philip Sewer J.J. Shreivemau ..
Christopher Seas George F. Snanper
VIM. Spangler VIM. Smith ...
Stoffel Smith Jacob Sala
Peter South Philip Suesdorf
Joseph Shrover Benjamin Spath
Martin Smith Daniel Snively
Andrew Schaf James Shannon
T --..
John Taylor John Tlttord
Jacob TroxeI Catharine Tombaugh
Adam Tressler Daniel Trump.
Elizabeth Thomas Catharine Thomas
@aa-,. u
Andrew Ultz & ..- -.....- y T..
Ira Van: :Nortwick
John waty Jonas widnar
Henry Wernar j N G. Williams
Robert Willet Andrew Whistler
George Williams Warton Wheeler
Samuel Welsh S. Whitfield -.
Julian Weatterlee Henry Watman
DR.. F. WiIlett 2 Monsieur Wagesly
Adam Weaver Hon. Elisha Whittlesey
Solomon Wbetstore- VIM. Wager
Jacob Warner John Weller ~.
George Wilkeler Charles c. Wolf
Henry Warshler -
| Y
Jacob Young - John Yoe
".7. T.
John Zerrick t-.. ........
.@urcpdifbe 8riefa
Mattbias Weiler, eesaeob 0ofmann, Sol
fert 6. @tOu ewatb, Dbilip SaeOb R0bler,
lQr. Qausf uebt 0r. gtarf, Sofspb Napfer.
Jaquas Monnie, Wattbias pbu, Geo, Cube:
Isn Nieolaus Qeisersr. = s' IF
| Sanders Van Ransselear, p. NJ
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
Qahriht an
q NerDfnanD S dhnfDS,

NerDtnat1o S0oIOSr.
SD linterftbriebener forsere ern. EerS
binano . bpleer hermit aaf. biiIeu
4 Mcben BON bslttisem . atp an, feins
.bsp mir il, DeriaB. sur Siperuns leinss an
MIDI fbnloisen BetaSes pom II 1hlr. unD
STU. Elm talber Gent. assebeue aleioer.
eurb DesabTnn9 obiser Sfbulb, einsulDftn.
--inoens ib font fcnoer Sebl nah Ablcnf
cbis dr'beraanittr Sriif. befaote Rieieer, ,ur
DedunS msiner S1ulo pertaufen lai|tn
|rpetoe. q.
MitbaJ Meifsrt.
Canton, Junp 10tsn, 1885. o-Ss#s
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10

. David Ashle man
Isaac Allen.
B ~t
2 John r.. Broknur g
Isaac Bowman
Levi T.. Boren 2
Maria Brown
Miss Bader
Anthony Barthel
p Berlet 49, .-'
Francis Burer 2
!. David Barnet .
Joseph Bowen
Battos Bearlnger
John G.. Bockman
MIR. ]. Bernhard
c.
Joseph Chapman
John B. Causon 9
George Clingiman
Christian Cohman '
Henry Cose.
~ 4 r- :.
~ ,,..
IL s. :h,--, IL.
Thomas Divine
Amos Delavan
John M. Decore
Abraham Dillers j.
E q
John Ernst
George Eckert
f
Francis Flooa
John Foster
G
Joshua Gibbs
Gottlieb CHASER
Robert Grave
Mr.. C. Goese 9
Ell ..,.
c.. Haines
George Hoke
Sarah tlillen
Allen Hains
John E. heath 2
Jacob Hartman
John Hoover
John Hymns ~ :
Mary S. Hurford .
r. C.. HindmaD
John Hine
WIN. Hauck = -
Rev. P. Herbruck
j 3
a., Il @I
II e. ..r. ... -
Joseph Klineman
WolfKeepterearbeite
Jacob Knabb
Casper Kenegg
Henry Kintz Is
ss 2zzg,. Ia
T. ~. " ~ Z
Peter Loutzenheiser
Jacob Loop :
Joseph Lowrence ,
MI {.
Rev. Fl. Melsheimer 2
John P. Miller
Joseph McKeei >.u O.. =.
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