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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17

NoN-lNFERCoURSE.-The merchants Of Salem
nave despatched memorial to Congress to pass
an act of non,intercourse with France, until the
Treaty of 1881 be complied with, and not to re-
sort TO Reprisas or War.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17
. SHIP NEWS. -
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. ID. c.
MEMORANDA.

schr. Washington, Knapp, hence at New
York 18th.
vessel has been sent out from New York,
in search ofthe schr. Virginia, abandoned. On
board The Virginia was the model of steam
boat, for the recovery of which u reward of
one hundred dollars is offered.
Brig Philip Doddridge, Mckenzie, cleared at
New y ork for this port l4th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17

Thedebate in the Senate promises to increase
II interest. Mr.. Clay, on Saturday, indicated
an inteption to take part, and put to the leaders
ofthe dominant party, TO come out distinctly
upon the question OF the appointing power, now
under consideration. He laid on the table the
following, by way Of amendment to Mr.. Ca
hOun's bill
BE IL further enacted That in all instances OF
appointment to Office by the President, by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate, the
power ofremOval shall be exercised only incon-
currence with the Senate; and when the Senate
Is not in session, the President may suspend any
such officer communicating his reasons Tor the
suspension during the first month oiits succeed
Ing session, and If the Senate concur with him,
the officer shall be remOved but if it do not con
Cur with him, the officer shall be restored to Of
flee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17

az Samuel l.. Campbell returns his thanks
to This friends and the public generally, for
their prompt assistance rendered at the fire
on the 9th instant as well as for the sympathy
and kindness manifested to himself and family
since the same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10.

Present as yesterday.
No. SO. Elisha Wmn and al. plaintiffs in err
ror, VS.. the lessee of William Patterson
This cause was further argued by Messrs
Berren and Wilde for the defendant in error,
and concluded by Mr.. S. Jones for The plaintiffs
in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow IL o'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17

letter from our Correspondent at Marseies,
dated Dec. 25th says-"We have advices from
Mahon to the goth inst. The Cholera has dis
appeared and the U. S. vessels had been adj
mitted to pratique. Our Board of Health, have
declared several cases here, and so state on the
bill of health "-B
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17

Dr. Lieber in his chapter on American Wo-
men, says that although the general happiness
y, marriages in America is owing in some mea-
sure 10 the patience or stupidity of the husband,
,r - sun more owing to the good temper Of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17
NETWORK MARKET-FEB. Is.

FLouR-Holders OF Western are more hrm,
but sales are only made to a limited extent at
common and SIS rs for fancy brands. Southern
of ali kinds is little inquired for; 500 bbls George
town have been sold at So 20
GRAlN.-2OOO bushels more OF illinois Wheat,
via New.Orleans, were sold at LOG CTS. Sales OF
VIRGINIA Corn at 81 and Delaware at s. cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17
HORTICULTURAL.

TTyHE subscribers beg leave to advertise their
Il numerous customers throughout this region
OF country, that they have greatly extended the
various branches Of their business, and that
their Nurseries are at present stocked with an
extensive assortment of the choicest Fruit
Trees and hardy ornamental Plants, together
with truly splendid collection Of Green House
Plants of such descriptions as are calculated
for the parlour Or sitting ROOM; all Of which,
when ordered, are packed in mode to insure
safe transportation.
The GARDEN SEED department has been
greatly augmented and now occupies about 40
acres, which with the Nurseries, are under the
strict personal superintendent of the proprie-
tors, consequently they are enabled to guard
against or detect error, should any occur;-pur-
chasers have therefore all reasonable assurance
Of obtaining their supplies Of the best quality.
Doct. William Stabler Of Alexandria is Agent
for The transmission Of orders for Trees, &C.,
and for the sale of their Garden Seeds which
are furnished to him in retail packages bearing
the label of the subscribers, and all thus pur-
chased whether from the subscribers personally
or through /, oct. Staber are warranted to We
getate under proper treatment and to be the
exact article represented. 1t may not be ire
velant further to remark, that at the end of each
season all seeds remaining unsold, of the good
quality of which there can be any doubt, are re-
turned to the subscribers and are not retained
from year TO year.
d. G. C. LANDRETH.
Philadelphia, February, 1885.
WIZ. SrAsLER respectfully informs all those
who are DESTROYS Of procuring Landretbs Gar
den Seeds that he has lately received an exten-
sive assortment, among which are the follow
ing, and that he is in expectation OF further sup
plies as there may be demand Tor them. His
best eXertions will be used to further the wishes
Of d. e. C.. Landreth that he should have no
seeds for sale except those which are fresh and
genuine. The subscriber is Agent for no other
House than Landreth's.
Seeds on Hand
Asparagus, Blood Beet, turnip-rooted and
long Beans, variety; Cabbage, Early and
Large York, Early Sugar Loaf Early Batter
sea Philadelphia, Cured Savoy, Drumhead So
roy Ca fine kind for pinter not generally knGion,)
Large Drumhead, Carrot Caulfower, Celery
white and red, Cress curled, Cucumber early
and for picking, Egg Plant, Endine, Okre and
London Leek, fine for soups, Mangel WurtZel,
Lettuce a variety Of choice kinds, Nutmeg and
Citron Melon, Fine Spanish Melon, ne,o and err
ira fine Onion, Parsley, Parsnip, Peas a choice
selection, Radishes Of various kinds, Blood Beet,
long and turnip rooted; Beans variety, &C.
WIN. STABLER,
Alex. Cd mo 16 Chemist & Druggist
CAUTION
No Seeds are of Landreth's raising EXCEPT
those that have their printed label on each
package
Winchester Republican, Leesburg Genius Of
Liberty and Washingtonian, Warrenton Spec
tator, Charlestown Free Press, times
feb 14-6t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17

ouEBEc.-The weather was more serve on the
sd and 4th instant, than at any preceding period
during the winter-the mercury sinking from 20
10 Is degrees below the cypher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17

Interference, by petitions, with the domestic
relations Of the people of this District, or the part
of the people Of the Northern States, is unneces-
sary and uncalled for, and only calculated to
produce unpleasant feelings. The petitioners
referred to, may as well save themselves trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17

Mr.. Adams's remaks in the House of Repre-
sentatives will attract attention. He is not quite
so rqrlike as some have imagined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17

Eureka!-New Orleans papers were received
Yesterday! for the first time these three weeks!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

In The 10th inst. the Packet Brig TRl
81 sBUNE, Captain Smith. Persons wishing
TO snip, will please make early application to
ian Ats FRANKLIN & ARMFlELD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17

Tur KSrcEERRocKER-We have received the
February number OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oil
the best that has appeared Of that periodical
The Knickerbocker is, apparently, winning its
way by its excellence alone, to public favor and
approbatior. The New orker's should have
a pride in sustaining literary publication so
creditable to their city. The contents for Feb
ruary are varied and interesting, and the art-
cles generally written with spirit and effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17
COMMERCIAL.

FLouR-At the close Of last week the wa
pon nrice of Flour was 81 as 46-yesterday
4e. Sales from stores a. As generally Of
fered
Quantity inspected during the week ending
SATURDAY. 14th inst, 1853 bbls. King-street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17

The Presidents Drawing Rooms will be open
ed on Thursday evening at o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17
FOR FREIGHT.

tsS The superior Brig MARIA, Hopkins,
< GssMaster, carries 100 barrels-will be rea-
dy for a cargo in three days, will take a
freight to the West Indies, Southern port, or
to New Y ork. Apply 10 w. FOWLE & Co.
ian %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17

The bill introduced by Mr.. Tyler in the Sc
nate and made the special order Of the day for
Tbursdav-referred to in yesterdays Gazette
was not the Alexandria Canal Bill; but ID bill i'll
reference to the three towns of the District,
and the payment of the interest on their public
debit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17
CONG II Els s.
IN SENATE-FEnRUARY 16.

After the usual morning business, the Report
of the Committee on Executive Patronage,
and the bill relative to removals of officers was
taken up. Mr.. Webster made speech of up
wards of one hours duration, in oppositionto
the power claimed for the Executive, to remove
persons from Office who had been constitution
ally appointed.
Mr.. Wright next took the floor, and contend
ed at length for the constutionality of the same.
P. S. The Senate has just adjourned, after
Judge White concluded. The vote on MIR. Cay's
amendment to the bill was taken and decided
ayes &c, noes l5-Judge White voting aye.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
In the House OF Representatives, memorial
praying the abolition Of Slavery in the District
of Columbia was presented, and upon the mo-
ton to print the same there was warm discus
sion.
The next subject considered was, what dispo-
sition should be made of the Statue of Thomas
Jefferson now in the Rotunda Of the CAPITOL
1t was proposed to restore it to the gentleman
who presented it to the Nation (Lt Levy of U.
S. Navy; and after long debate, a motion to
proceed to the orders of the day prevailed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17
S237 AZ
Making,

And this man, who in full discharge Of his
liabilities for 2O,744 dollars, paid 237 dollars,
now makes it matter of public accusation, a
gainst his polite al rivals, that instead OF paying
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17
ALEXANDRIA:
r11EsDAY MORNING. FEBRUR'Y II, 1888

Posr OprrcE DEPARTMENT.-Thath highly I'M
,,ort,nt branch of the Government, the General
Post Office Department, was declared al the las.
session of Congress, by the unamtmo~s vote OF
,be Senate, to have been illegally and nnconsti-
nationally condncted-it has, at this Session OF
CONGRESS. by Committees OF both Houses, and
nv both the majorities and minorities OF both
Committees, been pronounced corrupt and In
solvent-a bill for its complete reorganization
has been passed, unanimously, by the Senate,
and is likely to pass the House of Representa-
tives without oppostion--the frauds, peculatons.
r,;smanagements and errors Of its conductors
and agents, have been proved and admitted
;,s Chief Clerk and Treasurer, has been driven
from his station by forced resignation, in dis
,rsce-and honorable Senators have declared,
that they would considerit personal insult, to
rank them as even defenders of so rotten De-
nartmeut. And yet, after all this, the Postmas-
Tor General himself-the head OF the Depart
ment-the director and controller and manager
Of its affairs retains his Office pay and emol-
uue,,ts. without the smallest symptom ofExecu-
,;ve disnleasure! The case is without paral
lsl in the history of free governments-nay, we
believe it IS unparalleled in the history of any
Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17

Norris CANAL QUESTION SETTLED.-We are
happy to learn that plan of reference was a
greed upon by the respective parties at the ses
sion OF the Brokers Board yesterday. Each
party has named fifteen gentlemen, out of which
respectively the opposite party is to choose two,
and the four so chosen are to appoint fifth
Before these ArDitrators the parties agree to ap
pear, and to testify under oath upon all matters
respecting which they shall be questioned under
the direction of the referees and all concerned
are to comply with the award.-JournaI of Com
MERGE
MELANCHOLY OccURRENcE.-OnS Saturday morn
ing, about O'Clock, as the ship Jeanette of Pro-
violence, was hauling into the hydraulic dock to
prepare for voyage to India, the Captain, Ed
WARD WEIGH, accidentally fell through the after
hatch to the lower hold, a distance Of Is feet,
upon some stone ballast, and was so severely
wounded that he survived only about an hour
Capt. WEIGH was ship master of high charac-
ter and promise, and a general feeling of regret
is manifested for his untmely fate.-NeT YORK.
Mercantile Adrertiser.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17

their debts, with cent in the dollar. they hon.
estiy mortgage all the property they possess, to
insure the full and faithful payment of those
debts. The SrY IN WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17

The following are the Ayes and Noes taken in
th0Senate on Friday, on the question of sustain
ing the Chair in its decision that Mr.. Benton
was not out of ORDER
YEAs.-Messrs. Bib, Black, Brown, Buchan-
an, Cuthbert, Grundy, Hill, Kane, King, Of Ala,
King, of Geo, Mangum, Morris, Preston Robi-
son, Ruggles, Shepley Tallmadge, Upton, Ty-
ler White, Wright-2l.
NAYs.-Messrs. Bell, Clay, Ewing, Frelinghuy-
sen Godsborougb, Hendricks, Kent, Knight,
Leigh, Linn, Mexican, Moore, Naudaln, Poin-
dexter, Porter. Prentiss, Robbins, Silsbee, Smith,
Southland, Swift, Tomlinson, Waggaman, Web.
Ster-24
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17

On the first of the, debts above mentioned,
some payments had been made, but in Nov
1880, +. p. Blair was released from all his LA
bihties, for the following terms:
1st. His fee BILL as Clerk, S37 az
I'd. b. GRATIS note, due 1st May, 1881,
and then paid, for 200 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-17
SATURDAY. Feb. Ia.

d till tomorrow IL o'clock.
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Dterbr1uertD
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braueren su psrtau ufen.-Sis 1T iebr
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unO in ben nabfsngtactsn, Iieot an eintm
fbifbarsn SIuTs, no tdsli6 Dampflblfe
aus Dem Grie see anfpmt,en uno abgsben,
poourb Die Dsslenouns iebs erle'bteFt
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sanstariten gtrafsn; bic 8saussev 1T eflt
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I1oner 9arten uno binldue'i6 @aun. utn
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gnona=8isr 1T in Differ @e9ene. 8 Ib!r.
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leS portbsiIbafts 8sperbs 1erfauft miro -
Qlucb t6nnte elm oes 8issbrauenS &c eb t
funoieer. aIs 1beiIbaber aur 8 dGfte' TO-
npbI am @swinns, als at1b an ben YIe9ers
fbaften nit einsna @apitaI BON o. 7OO
Douars, etutretten.
Sir oaS 9tabere >psnoe man ticb in pot'
frsDen 8risfen an bic ReeactiOn oes q :
terla sfreunoes, in @onton d
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pbelelb er er(t 3rpii6en II Sno Is Jagte
at tft,--uub f6 msisert mic es ment9l'@e
uno ebttlibe GsfeBe une egebpte erbe'10sn,'
mir asbor(am 1u lepu uuO fir mid 3u arbst,
tsn,-uno ba sr fernsr auf iae'nen 9uten
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in geleBes: OdnosI tpmmsn iennts. our6
,pelebe id einen absiI msines nit eisensm
{auerm @6m.iRe nrunssneS @isenthur''
aur Bssabluus als uutofenfht ibn aufjus
epfern baben mbgte.-msI6es 5u tbun '1
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mann b,fannt, -ibn,, sneinem obia benanr'
ten gobne. t,itte auf neinen Namen 3u
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sablen wetbe,-nph irseno einise Antotten
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auftrseno cine Weile sntRebn oosr psrans
la6t tpsrben. \ 'r~. z~=>.% -.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31
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tredensN, 6artenF, un0 'Gbnen
oenaoren, porcellan Gpecerspen!
gi1en 9u6tpooreu auer 2srtt tSla'
gel, 2e0er &c. &c.
welbe er 70 mobIfeiI oerfauf f. ale trstnS ts'
manp in oisiem Natfts.
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2luelutten uno nbrcIl0 .. Stdet'
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0riGe.
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perbarb's Whble, ale tpeIbe ct 81 Den Bill:
lialen Ursilen gum @ettaufe anbietet.
Gr 5ablt ieoer5eit b aer 0elo fur
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Wole, &c. 1e., unb >piro panftIib unb auf:
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|uno Runoen i'm besinitiseu mbssn. W
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31

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belt feline Sreunbe unb oas Wubltfnm i'm aas
genaeinen su befunosn baB sr oaS lQutz
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ffetnernen S1op, SO. lin Der 1usearas
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sasliebe Weile. 8effsllnnsen auf foleenoe
@attun8en pate, peroen banfbar an8et,crll
men uno prompt befurgt weroen: /
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sllte 0srrenf fGwar3e unb crabne 5ohte,
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fentIl9sn 9unit 5u peroienen nno erbaIten,
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0r8aarseIo miro be3abIt fdr pelse Don
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-31

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1@rdnb unb pttttSurorS.
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Peter Loutzenheiser
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Joseph Lowrence
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John P. Miller
Joseph MeKeel
Jacob Mutschler
DR.. James McMath
George J. Myers
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Isaac Pratt
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Charles Reed
Jacob C. Rose
John Robinson
Jacob Raber
Jacob Routhrauf
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John scroggs
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the POST OFF1'
CE at Canton, Stark County, Ohio
on the 1st of July, which if not ta'
ken out before the lst day of Oct
will be sent to the General Post Of
flee as dead Letters.
A ....
Rev. Mr.. AIleman 2 David Ashleman
Rev. Mr.. Albright Isaac Allen.
B
Froder;clz Battaille 9 John 7. Broknur g
Henry Burger isaac Bontnah
Rachel Bryfogle Lew L. Boren%
Valentine Bocktus Maria Brown
Mr.. Buchwalter MISS Bader,
A, Bioham Anthony Barthel
r Rack P, Berlet
Anthony Bentz Francis Burer
! Rnrohardt David Barnet
lAb;aa;I Benn Joseph Bowen
Samuel Bachtel Baltos bearInger
Thomas Brandon John y. bockman
Michael Baslear Mr.. ]. Bernhard
G.
John Collweli -. Joseph CnSPhlan
Nicholas Canker Q John B. Causon2
George CatIin George Clingiman
Wm Gamer Christian Cohman
lanes Cain Henry Cose.
VIM Christmas
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patrick Donlev Thomas Divine
abr,ham Dissler Amos Delaysn
poter Dick John M. Decore
Daniel Dressler Abraham 1'l'ler' -
Henry Dolhouer .~s h. ..-..:
:,..'. III. .~.. e .r.. - =.
John English John Ernst =.
Leonhard Everett George Eckert
Jacob Eekert. j. ...-....- -.
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Georoe Feighner Francis Fioom
Frederick Fanot John Foster
Pierre Francois. ! "-''.'% 49,.
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Jacob Geeting Joshua Gibbs "
R Gilmore. r. GottIieb CHASER B..
Jacob George Robert Grave ~
Adam Guerling Mr.. Z. Goese
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Lewis 3. Harley g. Haines a...-r
Wm. Houck George Hoke ...
Jacob Henzell Sarah tiilien !.
Elisa Hull ~.<> Allen Hams #
| David Hahn 2 III John +. Heath 2
John Himmelnight Jacob Hartman !,
IC. Harlott r. John Hoover \
john Holebaugh John Hymns y, d
Caleb Halowelljr$ Mary S. Hurford
N. Hulerty r. {. Hindman
Maria Huff John Hine \
Frederick Heaffer VIM. Hauck
lMr. Held Rev, P Herbruck