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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13

VUNF1E subscriber would inform his friends
a and the public generally, that he has taken
the Tavern Stand and General Stage House,
recently occupied by M. CoTTRiLL, known as
THE PAVILION,
and lie now prepared to wait upon all who may
give him n call, in style not surpassed at
any other house in the State. 1t is his intcn-
ton to accommodate those who may favor
him with their custom, and from his long ex-
perience, he feels warranted in saying that he
shall be able to give satisfaction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13
He also continues business at his old stand
THE

UNION HOUSE,
where all vino prefer that location, will meet,
as heretofore, with every attention requisite TO
make their stay pleasant and agreeable.
Notwithstanding the hard timfs, and the
high price of every article of consumption, the
subscriber has determined TO reduce his prices
at the Union House. 10 the old standard, and
expects from generous public that patronage
necessary TO enable him 10 meet their wants.
WILLIAM MANN.
May, 1887. 96:i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13
WE W. GOODS

TTNHE subscriber takes this method OF infor-
l. ming his friends and customers that he
has lust purchased and is daily receiving Tram
Boston, very extensive assortment Of Spring
and Summer GOODS, which being added TO
his former stock, renders his assortment COM
plete. His object is to sel-and II would be
perfectly superhuous TO say to his former Gus
toners that he will sell cheap-still, for the
benefit Of new corners las the Inhabitants are
rapidly changing )il may be well 10 say that be
will sell cheaper than can be purchased else
where in this section of the country.
The honest farmer, the sharper, or the child
il sent by the parent, will obtain their goods at
an equal rate. No advantage will be taken
of ones ignorance Of the price or quality Of
the article, as is the practice OF tar too many.
Trade conducted thus is far more hohorblu
and lucrative much time 10 saved that other
wise would be squandered, and time is money.
Ladies are saved the trouble Of barterina from
one to two hours that they may have it to say
that they have bought twenty-five or thirty
per ccrt cheaper than their neghbor, and no
expense acorues to the trader from boarding
and paving from one to a hall dozen clerks 10
assist in carrying on this species Of deception,
by taking the stand alternately TO cxaggeratc
the price and quality Of the article and brow
beat the customer, and at last wind up their
consummate wickedness by saying, "Welt
you may take il seeing it's you''--rcpres" -.
ing that they sell cheaper, whereas rney are
making from 80 or 100 per cent profit.
In the following you have sample OF his
extreme low prices, viz:
Sheetlng ] l-2 10 IL l-2 per yard;
Shifting, gsed at 10 do;
Broadco,hs, Kerscymeres, Sattinetts and
Prints at n much lower rate than formerly.
Young hyson tea, best qnality, al SOC per ID,
Good do. az
Superior quality Souchong, 3s
Rice at g
Salerata 9
Saltpe!te IL
Cassla 81
Cloves so
Spice ~
Pepper 10
Tobacco l0a20
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invi-
d TO call and examine FOR themselves.
ISRAEL CUTTING"
Cabot, May Is, 1887. o.
p. S. Da1vllle, Montpelier, and most OF
n. E. Bills will perceived. A liberal credit
with good surety extended TO those who wish
it. |. S.
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Notice.

NAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
" about the 25 h of May LAST, n red bull,
supposed 10 be ,wo years old. The owner is
requested 10 call, pay charges and take him
away. SIMEON DEWEY.
Berlin. June 3. 1897 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13
ia rRll for sale.

- SITUATED in Montpelier, five
ffTiff5 miles from the State House, Village.
LINZ containing 1870 acres ofsmoothe land
one half of which is improved, with good
buildings, fences, orchard, and well Of GOOD
waller, and crop Of twenty acres OF grain on
the ground. Any person wishing to buy a
good farm cheap, is respectfully invited TO call
and see. l.. WOODWORTU.
Montpelier, June ,, 1887. ga
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13
More Carpeting

u ECEIvED by EMERSON & RUSSELL.
IL Eng Floor Carpeting,
" Stair
Rug
Sheep Skin Matts-Bindmg and Thread.
May 20, 1897 Us
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13
New Fruit.

ORANGES, Lemons, Raisns, Figs, Zante
" Currants, Prunes, Castana Nuts, Fill
butts, Almonds and English Walnuls, for sale
BY E. H. PRENTlSS.
Montpelier, May 81, 1887. &c.
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Drugs and JlEedicines.

UST received, a Fresh and General sup
- ply Of Drugs & Medicines for sale low, by
SILAS BURBANK, Jr.
May 90, 1887. 95
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13

NOTICE.
A Bout 500 rods of New Road are to be bnilt
Athis season, on the south bank of Onion
River, in the town Of Montpelier, also Bridge
across said liver. The Selectmon of the town
will meet at J. Huntington's, East Montpelier,
on Saturday The 10Th inst. at O'Clock A. NJ /;
where they will receive proposals for building
said Road ant Bridge. The proposals will be
calculated by the rod and reduced 10 writing
ISAAC CATE,
l.. SIBLEY, Select
A. WAINWRIGHT, Men.
Montpelier, June st, 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13
New Goods.

TIME subscriber has received an assortment
IL Of Summer Goods, which will be sold un-
usually lou.
WILLIAM w. CALDWELL.
May 81, 1887, 9s
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FOnCN Goods.

T AIDES are invited to call and view En-.
IL erson & Russclps assortment Of Fancy
Goods.
May 90, 1887. 95
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13
Rich Prints :

ON M Pieces English, French, and A.
G@9 merican Prints-Just received by
G. q l.. l.. LAMB,
May II, 1887. IS
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MILITARY Goods.

lust received from New York, by Il. R.
y RIKER, State Street, opposite the Bank.
Military Goods, which he ofItrs cheap for cash.
May Ia, 1887. 95
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05

The foll,wing HI. =; the Niger agi,ator,
aud the feyerish gentry whose names are
given, i. too good TO be lost:
Ouilotieals.-j0hnQ Quir0tfe Adams, the
old Cane Cod Ash, has Introduced n new
plan of amusrments at Washington-and
Peyion and ISiiss play the RrarOs OF Ven
ice. As a group, they certainly constitute
the lion and bears of the day. The lion
generally exhibits himself on Mondays
aud being a native of Africa, is very natu-
rally attached to the " ebony" race of bipeds.
The cubs are let ont eye.y warm day, to
Sun themselves aud roll in the dust. Old
Nick enters the cage occasionally to feed
the animals. The performers receive 81
day-Sundays included.
Manhattan Ohio Adr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05
y { { b .

IN this town on the 9th ult., Touro Browning,
eldes. son Of Charles Browning, aged 3 years and
months.
Lov'd one where is now thy rest,
Sweetly on thy S1viour's breast
Thou dos, now thy bliss begin,
Freed from sorrow and from sin
fCoMM
In this town on the 2)-h ul:. MRS. Elizabe.h
Tom oknS, aged 81 years.
On Sunday 18th ult. Stephen Bowen, infant son
70 VI. Jola H. Irish, aged Is months.
On Sturdy mlfaing las: Mr. Benjamin Law
ton, agel - years--a Revolutionary soldier.
Oa Sunday evening last Mr.. John Ans!in, in the
33d year OF his ag.-Fuaer2l this afternoon al
O'clock al his late residence in Walnut street, on
the Point.
At Providence on Tuesday iast, Mrs Frances 5.
Chadsey, and daughter Of the late Philip Tilling-
hast, ESQ. Of Nor h-Rings,own, aged 2S years
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05

The advantages arising from steam novi-
CATION are strangely exempihed by the fact
,ha, steamers have continued To ply regu-
larly between New York and Providence
during the whole winter, and that a single
boat has carried from the former TO the lat
ter place 1929 bales of cotton, beside what
has been transported by two others. IL Is
stated tha, in addition tn the above, these
boats have towed up to Providence 10000
barrels of -four, and from $4,000 10 5000
bales Of cotton, besides other freigh;.
Bali Amcr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05

SuccessFuL PLoUGHING. The Norfolk
Beacon states that a farmer near that city,
while recently engaged il ploughiag one of
his fields, struck upon vanlt continuing II
box filled with gold and silver coins-val-
ued. it is supposed, at from 10 to 10000.
The vault was partly of brick covered
over with large stones, well put together
with mortar 1t was evidently built for a
special deposite, aud adapted To the size of
the box that was enclosed within it for so
many years. The box was Of mahogany
or cedar, aud much decayed. The coin
was all over one hundred years old. and
consisted of Spanish dollars, guincas, dcub-
looms, &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05

Mammoth rope.-Mr. Grimshaw, NJ Sun
derIand, hely fnished one of the l'nges'
ropes known. II is over i,Oo)yards long,
z inches in circumference aud IL tons
weigh, AMI will cost eio). I, is for the
use of the London ani Birmingham rail
way.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05
[Repor:ei for the Journal of Commerce

fRcpor;ei for the Journal of Commcrce.]
NEw-Yoax CATTLE MARKET, MoSDiy, March o.
A. markss 800 head Beef Cattle, ITO Mich Cows
and 20 Sheep.
Ia. C..f was Of fair quality, blt the dem1nd
was limited; SD war. taken al from l-2 10 II =
average $40 ID he cwl.
Ml:l Cows the i.nlnd wasles5 active, S5werc
taken at fro n p to SIS.
Sl;ap-rne IN tni was good and nearly all t.
k.a al from 10 81.
Hiy-ra; 5upply h1s been less ablnian,; and
price; have adylacei ltle; sales al from to
"a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05
ARRIVED.

ShhlN ED.
THURSDAY, March Both.
Schr. Fair Play, Watson, from Norfolk, for
Providence.
schr. Alnira, Creighton, fro-. Baltimore, for
E1s, Greenwich
Sloop Admiral, Smith, from Norwich.
Sloop Rising-Sua, Crlpo, from New Bedford.
THURSDAY APRIL.
Schr. Florence. Afams, from Bost for Albany.
Hannah, Lincoln, Machias, for Providence.
"Gull, smith, Camden, for New York
Fac or, Ab1rn, from Nantucket for Prov.
Temperance, from Mobile. for do
Slo1p Herald. Mason, from Prov. for ". York
"Aron. Crowell, from Boston, for Albany.
SUNDAY, End.
seh'r. Spartan, Pre- bey, ia Taunton for y. Y.
William. Baxter, from Prov for Matanzas.
Abigail. from Baltimore, 70! providence
George Washington, NIckeison, fm Phil for
Providence. -
sch'r. clyn,hcs, Godfrey, from Charleston $. G
sloop oandace, Brown, from Fall River Tor ~
Yo-k
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05

NOTICE.-The Subscriber having fitted nm the
V Ancion Room, No. IIs Thames Il Newport
viii continue the AUCTION 4 COMMISSION
Business, and hopes BY attention 10 the same To- re.
ceive share Of public patronage. The smallest "a.
yors gratefully received and strictly sttepJed 10.
April 5. CHARLES n. TILLEY.
en- TIlley has for sale at his suction room.
great variety of Boox, which he will se al very low
prces Tor cash TO close consignment among which
are Brb.es OF various sizes. Common PRAYER books
and Lessons for Sundays and holidays Hymn books
Hannah Nores Private deyoiOns. Albums, Se DC
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05
FEMALE SEMINARY.

1a lss CHAhPLiN proposes To open School
w for louns Ladies in Mill-SlreeL mex, door to
the Unitarian Church. the second Monday IN May.
The hrllchestaughl will be History Neutral, Mo..
al ana Intellectual Philosophy. Chems'y, Geonle-
Try, Algebra and French.
The year will be divided into three Terms; h
hrst, commencing on the second VI onday in May
VIII continue sixteen weeks-the socOud, comn.en.
eng ON the Third MONDAY ia September. aud the
thud ON the secnnd Monday ia January, will con,n-
ne fourteen weeks each
The bills are to BE- paid one week before the close
OF each ierm-No deduction will BE- made from tn,
regular tuition except in case of proraced sickness,
No scholar will b, admitted unless the teacher
shall approve of her attainmen,s
Those VINO may wish for further information arr
rcfeTredto REV. A. H. DuMoNr,
REy J. WEsr,
EnwAp w. L,wsoS,
WILLIAM GUILD.
Nevport March 92i 1897
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05

Strike for Dinners.-Ihe passengers on
bonrd the steamboats, between New York
and Philadelphia, have Rad meetings, and
resolved not TO give IS cents for their din
ners, to which price the meal had heen rais-
ed from so cents. On board the Swan,
were between two AMI 800 passengers only
about thirty of whom dined at the price
chnrged.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05
.OxJyys 7R1TOR'S SALE.

upURsUANT to permission Obtained Of the
Hon Court Of Probate. Of the town oil Now
port. there will be sold at Public Auction on the
or.,nise. on FRIDAY tho 9th day of May next,
a. clock A. 81. under the direction Of the Court
of Probate.
An the right, title and interest, which Sarah Oil.
linelarn, nisse late Of Newport, deceased. Ind q
the time Of her DEATH in aud to certain Lot OF Land
" ith large Dwelling House thereon standing. sln
a,ed in said tow Of Newport and bounded Westsi-
IN an Thames-.treet; Noriherly partly ON Codding.
ton street, and partly on land Of Stephen Goddard;
Ess,erly partly on said Goddard land. and partly on
street. and sou,beriy partly on land Of Capt WIN.
Narris. The conditions will be made known al ihs
lnne AMI place Of sale.
Newport, April ), 1897.
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PARK HOUSE.
Newport, Se=fslano.

THNHE undersigned, now having his ertaolish-
u meni, in Newport, opposite the State House
and adjoining The Parade and Mall, in complete or
der, for the reception of company begS leave re-
Specifully TO inform his friends and the public al
large that he shall al all times be ready TO enter
tam them in first rate style whether as transien,
or steady boarders His house is well iurnisneo
and well attended, and always supplied with inc
choiSeSt viands cooked in the most approved syie:
Attached 10 the House is an extensive LtN Eh
STABLE, at which any number of horses, can az
all times be well accommodated, and ialihiulIy
kept; he constantly keeps CARRIAGES OF ever.
description, for the accommodation of those VINO
patroniSe his house, and others who may please -
call Ian ample supply of FIRST RATE Hons
Es; careful, prudent and attentive drivers anu @
Is determined that no expsnee or exer'ionS on M
part shall be wanting, to make the house one Q, Va.
most desirable in erery respect TO the visitors OF New
port, that the place affords. HIS WINES ana
LIQUORs, having been carefully selected, upon
trial, viii speas &c; lhemselves-Ia therefore, re-
spectfuly Solicits continuance Of the public pat
ronage, and need not say that his old friends aEo
customers will always find him at home
NEWPORT, April /, 1897.
NICHOLS HASSARD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05
AUCTIONS.
ny CHARLES N. TILLEY. AUCT'R

OK THURSDAY & or SATURDAY EVEN.
ING NEXT.
April 9th & s'h.
uW1IL,L be sold at Public Auction, at the sub
" scriber's Auction Room, No. lis Thames
street, great variety Of Dry Goods, booas, I.a-
rlo,bing aod variety of other articles. Sales to
Al : o'clock. April 5th.
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I r sported for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday March 81

Atm,rkct, 25o Beef Cattle, 80 pairs working Ok
en-, 100 Sheep, and l75 Swine
PaicEs-Beef Cattle--Last weeks prices were iui-
ly supported; larger number were prob by sold
at the highest prices. We quote extra SO first
quality SO % a s IS; second quality 15 a IS 70
and third gu lily at 6 IS 7 So
S leep-rwo los taken at . 50, and s62.
Swine everal lots were taken at 10 IL for
sows and Ii IL f)r Burrows.
n. B. We omitted to notice last week beau
ful heifer three years old, raised and fed by Col
Whltney, Of Princeton, which was sold Tor $50
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05
MARINE MEMORANDA.

AtHavre. March An, shipwm. Engs, Vaughan
losding
AZ Lin'in Dee l5,b, Ship Ann1wan, R4ihhone,
for Canton in days
AT Hayan1 March lo-h, Brig Pol7nd waiting
e-rgo Shfs Conmsrcc, Mssssr, f5r Bos.ca
Franklin Green's, Waite, and Branch, WILEY wait
lag cargo.
Sch'r. Hsnn.h, Barker, ofihis por,. arrived al
Boston on ssiurdav last.
Arrived .; Charleston 25.b uit, sch'r. Branch,
.Sihy. from H,-ans-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05

THIS DAY,
MARYLAND STATE LO'f'RY, Class Z.
Cap, $4,000 Tickets so.
Thursday. April 9th.
DELAWARE STATE, Cls "a, Ex
Capital $4,000. Tickets 81
Friday 7tb.
LITERATURE, Class "a.
Capital 50, 200, Tickets "
Saturday s;I.
VIRGINIA STATE, Petersburg, Class j.
Capital $4,000, Tieke. $40
Monday. April i0ih.
GRAND CONS'AD. Class 15.
Capital 10000 Tickets 81
Tuesday llth.
DELAWARE STATE, Class ID.
Capital eco Tickets g. =,
All orders enclosing Cash, or Prize Tickets. viii
b. promptly and eonsden;i'y attesied 70. Il address
Cd 10 r. ID. MOVES,
April, 5. 1914 IhamerSI
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JAMES T.. METCHEAR,

Having procured several new CARRIAGES
and good HORSES, all of watch have been care
fully selected is prepared TO furnish Carriages OF
every description at short notice. and respectfully
,olici,s a share Of public patronage.
His Stab'e having been much enlarged, and 1T
led in the best manner with large roony stalls and
good carriag, houTeS, Offers superior advantages
or kiORsE-NEEPi5G, which Will b. faith
inl!y attended TO- on reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid to the conveyance OF
Passengers 10 and from the Steamboats,.
Ordcrs lett at the able or al his residence, di-
tec.iy opposite, will receive punctual attention.
Newp0rt, April 0.h.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-05
ALSO FOR SALE,
and possession ripen rith the deeds at any time,
No. i''h R3

THE FARM the Subscriber. living about hall
mile north Of the great manufacturing village of Fan
River, with Dwelling House thereon. bniIt IN
handsome modern style, and completely painted IN
side and out with three coats of best paint new
Barn covered with best quality groove and iongun
boards painted white and excellent we'll OF water.
This Farm is bounded Vest on the mail road to Bos.
ton within few rods of the north wharf ~ Fall Xiv
er where it is about 40 rods wide and extends East,
nearly same width. over half mile to the new Boa
ton road II is divided iuto fifteen lots with good
stoue wall one mile and half OF which has been
built by the subscriber within three years Twenty
one acres OF mellow have been sown down, one two
and three YEAR, on which have been pat l5O loads
of manure $50 bushels OF ashes, nnd on each acre,
from so to 60 barres OF fish near The middle of the
farm is small pond, watering place, never dry
ten of excellent pasture land IN two lots at the
west end OF the farm, with never fa'llng sprns va.
tering place thereon two large gardens near the
house in first rate order The whole farm 10 clear
Of any incun5Tancc whatever.
ALSO FOR SALE, one eycelleni lot OF Wood
Land, within ten rods of the east end oi thS fsrn.
called the Church Wood Land containing eight
acres, with fine growth Of wood on IT.
ALSO. one other Lot Of Wood Land, called the
paul Brown lot on the east side of thu north pond.
bounded East on the Old Proprietors road West on
the Philip swamp road; North on land OF Abraham
Bowen Esq South on land Of Zebulun Cannada
and il in length between said roads, one Tniie aud
half and eight rods crossing the Wilson road To ne"
Bedford. These Wood Lots are free o' COVER or
any other incunjrauce whatever; good title and
warrantee deeds will be given.
Terms. Cash, on the delivery Of the deeds. or ap-
proved not.s, at times and amounts 10 suit pureha-
ser.. or bonds and mortgage, on interest at D per
cent, payable half yearly. For further Information
apply to JAMES SILvEss, newport
Col Joseph Z, READ. & FanR River
ABRAHAM BROWN, Esq.
Newport, April 9Th, 1887
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WI -NI'F'E y TIT
NICHOLS HASSARD.
For SSLE.

FOR SALE.
THAT valuable Dwelling House aud
A Lot o. Land, belonging 10 the subscri-
sssE4e ber pleasantly situated at the Junction
lsltl) of Spring aud Pelham Street. near the
centre Of the town of Newport, on the
first corner East of Townsends Hotel. This estate
is in complete repar,-has been painted throughout
within lew months. The Tile undispuied, will
be conveyed free of any incuuibrance. and posses
sion given on the 10th Of April, 1887. One third part
of the purchase money 10 remain on mortgage, nj
per cent interest payable half yearly to the granior
during his life or till the death u his wife, ~h'ch
may first happen; the other two thirds oil the pur
chase money, 10 be paid in Cash Bank Stock, or ap
proved paper, on interest, payable at tunes 10 sui'
the purchaser at any Bank in Newport, for further
information apply TO
Newport Ap,il s. JAMES STEVENS.
ALSO FOR SALE,
and immediate possession giren,
- THE spac.ons Dwelling House, No
AA 223 Thames Street, Newport, hound
Hill ed norm on Sanford street az ieet'
UillW8 south OIL land OF Philip Stephens I3ieet
s<e7 inches, east on another lot OF James
Stevens 80 feet inches, and west Oh Thames street
80 feet inches. more or less, wholly covered on
Thames stree, by the house. This estate - Tree and
clear ofalI membranes aud viii be sold 10Y Cash or
approved notes on interest; apply TO
JAMES STEVENS.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN The POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, n. l.
APRIL lst, 1887.
GTPersons calling for them piH please
say adccrtised," as Mey are placed in a
separate bor.
A John Sllarne
John Adams J Stevens
ID Justin Smith
Fred. w. BRAINS. Elijah Sherman
r. NJ DiyIey. Js.ac Storms
G. LYDIA Sherman
Joseph Croker VI Smith
Mathew Card T
Mrs Almy G Cook Thurstou
IIsnnah Conners Mary Townsend
f Ruth Tew
Alice Fish U
H Noi., Utter
Benjamin Howland "
Benoni Hawkins Wm w Vernon
Aonzo Homes Gel Nuelsnd
Haliisi hI,ni niiSdst Hoisd.y JOB Watson
Miiiistovn.
BJ J0uss Joseph Rogers
Fra. Jodd Ps,.s Sanford
Samuel Gogs.shall
John Lennox John.ti,an Cosse.hau
Nh, Elizabeth s Lsw,on Vim smith
Phsbe Lavton Pardon Brown 2
Mary L3"tou Joshua Cosgeshail
NJ Mrs Mary Bailey
Freeman Maberry Iom,,yo,,n
TI' M.,r'Te Oliver Hopkins
~" = " =, L. Joseph Green
zee, ,,,'ham Peeg Eldridge
mary Irish.
Joseph Peckham MAURICE heIsfhy
Dance Pscsham yohn barns
Fd,ya,d m Peavey Dennis Shie
Mchl Hanlon
Jacob w Rick.rdson Patrick Doyle
Rober, Rob,n.on John Meughun
Patrick Whelan
David Soeet Michael Benson
Benz Sayer yahn 0uin
Csp Joseph Shaw John Dooling
g X Schuyler
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