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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-27

ENGLISH BOOKS imported by F. TAYLOR. Will
T. be opened this day by 7. TAYLOR, Gust received
some OF the most valuable books brought Wash
ingon, chiefly practical scientific works, embracing all
tina. is in Great Britain the subjects OF Architec,
ture, Civil Engineering. Geology, Mneralogy Naval and
Military Science &c &c &C. together with many of the
older works the SUBJECTS OF established reputa
ton well and standard works in every class OF
literature illustrated books, &c. &c. too numerous for
the limits of newspaper advertisement They will be
shown to any who may take interest in examining
Them {bcing imported drect will be sold as low as they
can possibly be afforded by any bookseller in the United
states oct 10
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The Alexandria Intelligencer Of the 18th inst
ays:" Red River is now within g. feet as low as
1t was ever known TO be by the Oldest inhabitants,
and is still falling Steamboat navigation has ceased
or at least ceased for while-tbe steamer Veloci-
pede plying from this place 10 New Orleans, was
stopped on her trip up TO this place, by the forming
of sand bar at the mouth Of the river after making
several unsuccessful attempts 10 cross the bar, she
returned TO New Orleans. We understand that the
Livingston also attempted to come up, but could not
get across said bar"
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HEADACHE.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
n which has been used in families, every member OF
which has had sick headache from infancy as constltu-
tonal family complaint and has cured eectuay IN every
instance yet known amounting to many hundreds. IL Is
not unpleasant to the TASTE does not prevent the daily
avocatons of using it, it must be persevered IN and
the cure gradual but certain and permanent Instances
are constantly multiplying where this distressing com
plant is completely relieved and cured although OF years
standing by the Of Dr. Spohns celebrated remedy
One decided preference is its peasanness, having none
Of the nauseatng effect of common drugs
1t is so perfectly satisfactory that the proprietor has
given directions for his agents refund the prce to any
one who is pleased with, and even cured by IT, he
hopes also that this may its great benefits to the
distressed sufferers who aboring under headache
f. Spohn, NJ d Inventor and Proprietor, Fletcher
street. near Maiden lane door below Pearl street, New
York
All Editors who will insert the above one year. IN
weekly paper shall be entitled to one dozen the remedy
For sale in Washington by J. l.. PEABODY.
may l5lawly
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-27

The joint ages Of the sixty-three Cardinals of the
Roman Catholic Church, amount TO three thousand
six hundred and fory-wo years. The oldest of
these ecclesiastics is Cardinal BuSsi who is eighty
three years of age, and the youngest Cardinal della
Genza Sermattei, who is only thirty-seven.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-27

Make point never so clear il is great odds, that
a man whose habits and the bent Of whose mind lie
a contrary way, shall be unable to comprehend it,
So weak thing is reason in competition with in
clinatioi - BerkeiY.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-27
T,HE PUBLIC WORKS OF GREAT BRITAIN

i practically illustrated by Sims, folio.
Tredgold on the Steam Engine, quarto
Transactions of the Institutions Of British Architects
quarto
Professional Papers OF the Corps of Royal Engineers
quaito. h"~.. ..
Railway Practice, by Breese, folio ..
Browns Perspective, quarto ..
British Nautical Amanacs for 1889, 1910 and lS4l.
Wishaw's Analysis Of Railways.
Vicat, on Clements
Barlow on Construction and the strength OF Materials
Noble on the Professional Practice of Architects.
Freizi, on Rivers and Torrents, vol quarto.
Hart, on Obique Arches
The above, together with many more, (too numerous
for an advertisement valuable works of the class of
science are this day received by F. TAYLOR for sale,
together with large collection Of works of a similar cha
racter, previously on hand. oct 10
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-27

JTEALTH AND BEAUTY.-An explanation OF the
i laws Of growth and exercise through which pleas
ing contour, symmetry of FORM and graceful carriage OF
the body are acquired and the deformtes OF the
spine and chest prevented BY John Bell, NJ d. one
volume. ..@
The Bit O'Writin' and other Tales by the O'Hara Ia
mily in Q vols. Are just received by
f. TAYLOR,
sept &c Immediately East of Gadsby's
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Taste for Reading.-If were to pray for
taste which should stand me in stead under
every variety OF circumstances, and be
source of happiness and cheerfulness to me
through life, and shield against its ills, how
ever things might 60 amiss, and the world
frown upon me, it would be taste for read
ANU 81, Of only ss wegldy
perseding or derogating from the higher office
and surer and stronger panoply Of religious
principles-but as taste, an instrument, and
amode OF pleasurable qualification. Give a
man this taste, and the means of gratifying it,
and you can hardly fail Of making him happy
man, unless, indeed, you put into his hands a
most Perverse selection Of books. You place
him in contact with the best society in every
period of history-wth the wisest, the wittiest
with the tenderest, the bravest, and the
purest characters which have adorned humani-
ty. You make him a denizen of all nations
a contemporary of all ages. The world has
been created for him. II is hardly possible but
his character should take a higher and better
tone from the constant habit of associating
with class of thinkers, to say the least of it,
above the average Of humanity. Ii is morally
impossible but that the manners should take
tinge OF good breeding and civilization from
having constantly before ones eyes the way
in which the best bread and the best informed
men have talked and conducted themselves
in their intercourse with each other. There
is gentle, but perfectly irresistible coercion
in habit of reading well directed over the
whole tenor of a mans character and conduct,
which is not less effectual because it works
insensiby, and because it is really the last
thing he dreams Of 1t civiizes the conduct
of men, and suffers them not to remain barba-
rous.-Si John Herschel
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MILITARY AND NAVAL SERYICE-Just receiv
Il ed Chiefly imported from England and for sale by

N.
The Officers Manual Of Naval Service, by Captain
Glascock, ROYAL Navy, in volumes octave.
Captain Griffh's (Royal Navy Observations Sea-
manship and Naval Economy, vol. r'
Speamans British Gunner.
THE Kings Regulations and Orders for the Army"
volume.
Captain Simmons (Royal Artillery on the Constitution
and Practice Of Courts Martial. ..-# ...
Beleher's Nautical Surveying.
Mackcnzie's do do. ....s..
British Nautical Almanacs for 1889, 1910 and ls4l.
Beauchamp's Naval Gunner .......
School Of the Gunner, translated from the French by
Arcularius. IA
Clerks Naval Tactics.
Captain Ross on Steam Navigation and its Tactics as
applicable to Commerce and Maritime Warfare.
Col Humphreys the Modern System of Fortified.
tons.
Mahan's Fortifcation and Military Engineering.
Toussards Artillerists Companion. ....' '.-
Sir Howard Douglas on Military Bridges
Purdy's Memoir Of the Atlantic Ocean, vol London.
- And variety (the largest in the United Sates) of
other works all the different branches of Military and
Naval Science; all the branches Of Mathematics and
general science Military, Maritime and International
Law military and naval history, &c. &C. oct Is
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AbeysgisaI Poesry-The following heroic poe
is from the Choctaw. Il Is said TO be the trans
lion OF an individual intimately acquainted with |
original;
SONG OF THE ANCIENT cHocTAws.
slew the chief Of the Muskokee,.
And burnt his squaw at blasted tree,
BY the hind legs tied up his cur
He had no time to fondle on her.
Hoo hoo! hoo! the Muskokee,
Wah wah wah the blasted tree
sirip'd his skull all naked and bare,
And here his scalp with tuft of his hair,
dis flesh Is In the panlher's nav;
His'boody bones the wolf doth gnaw
Hoo! hoo! hool the Muskokee,
Wah wahl wah the blasted tree
A faggot from the blasted tree
Fired the lodge Of the Muskokee,
His sinews serve to string my bow,
When bent to lay my brethren low
Hoo! hoo hoo! the Muskokee,
Wah wah! wah the blasted tree
The Creek Indians.
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POETRY.
CHANsoNETTE.
by CHARLES r. HOFFMAN.

BY CHARLES y. HOFFMAN.
She loyes-but Ills not me she loves
Not me on whom she ponders,
When in some dream Of tenderness
Her truant fancy wanders.
The forms that fit her visions through
Are like the shapes Of old,
Where tales Of Prince and Paladin
On tapestry are told
Man may not hope her heart to win,
BE his Of common mould
But Though spurs are won no more
Where herald's trump is pealing,
Nor thrones carved out for .ladye fayre'
Where steel clad ranks are wheeling
loose the falcon Of my hopes
Upon as proud flight
As theirs who hawked at high renown,
In ong-ennobled fight.
II daring then true love may crown,
My love she must requite
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-27

MODERN PRACTICAL SURGERY-A Synopsis
lN of -, by member Of the Royal College OF Sur
geons London ! vol Of 343 pages price Is cents, is
Just received, for sale by r. TAYLOR.
Larey's Surgical Memoirs Of the Campaigns in Russia,
Germany and France volume of 300 pages, with
many plates price 81 cents.
Doctor Barton's /" Flora Of North America" quarto
Volumes filled with plates price eight dollars, Original
price Sl4
And many other works OF Medicine, Surgery, Chems'
tv &c &c in all cases as low and sometimes below the
lowest New York and Philadelphia prices. oct3
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S,OuvENIRS FOR ls39.-The Gift edited by Miss
- Leslie.
The Violet, edited by Miss Leslie
Are Just received, for sale by F. TAYLOR,
Immediately East Of Gadsby's.
Also Just received, Napoleon and his Times, by eau
lincourt the Duke of ViceDza, in vols.
Jorrocks's Jaunts and Joes or the Hunting, Shoot
ing Racing, Sailing Eating, Eccentric, and Extravagant
Exploits of that renowned sporting citizen, Mr. John
Jorrocks, in 2 vols. sept ~
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CHEAP BOOKS-Don Quixo,te, complete in four
- volumes, handsomely bound, price (or the set) Sf
81 l-2 cents.
All Marryatt's Novels, handsomely printed in pocket
Volumes and full bound in fancycolored morocco, price
25 cents per volume some of the novels being complete in
one volume and none of them taking up than two
Sold singy or by the set at the above price s.
The Scottish Chiefs, complete in volumes, price, for
the set, rs cents.
oct 10 r. TAYLOR.
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rTHEoDoRE sEDGEwICK'S Public and Private
i Economy I'd part, is just published and this day re
ceiyed, for sale by r. TAYLOR
oct 10
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r IFE OF BRANDT, including Wars of the Ameri-
i can Revolution, by w. l.. Stone, vols octave,
with many engravngs is this day received, for sale by
oct g o".r +. TAYLOR.
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rHEAP BOOKS.--All the Novels and Select Works
~ Of Smollet, complete in two Volumes each OF $40
large pages closely printed, and neatly bound,
containing also engraved Portrait and Memoir OF he
Life and Writings OF Sir Walter Scott price for the set
dollars, for sale by r lhfLDh;
Also the complete Novels and Select Works OF Field
ing in large volumes Of the same size and got up IN
similar style with the above, with Essay on his Le
and Genius, by Arthur Murphy; and Biography OF the
author, by Sir Walter Scott; Portrait, &c &c Pnce
for the set 3dollars. oct3
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WASHINGTON IRVING'S WORKS in IL volumes
w price SO so, former price IL dollars.
Is Just received, for sale by +. TAYLOR
sent %
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| CIEsIERS BOOK OF ECCLESIASTICAL HIS
| VI TORY in octave volumes.-s for sale by
+. TAYLOR,
AT dollars per copy, the original price being 10 dollars
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Universal HISTORY, from the creation of the
~ world to the beginning Of the Eighteenth century, by
Lord Woodhouselee, in octave volumes,
Just published ls3s) price 50 so.
oct6 F. TAYLOR.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28
nv RICHARD noivITr.

Sweet Lacy has chosen the NY, ~ pale,
And as lswiv as she, siill the rride of the vale.
An emblem more fuirg. 30 fair snd retired
Heart could not have chosen, nor fancy oesired.
And Ellen, gay Enen, synbol rs true,
IN the haressil has found, q n It's deicsle blues
Fsrevet the blossoms are fresh in her eyes,
As dcwy, rs sweet, and sorc soft than the skies.
And Jane IN her uehtfuinsss conscous OF power.
Has ghzed in her isrvur on many f,ver;
n q rhoses, ~ scled, than 10Y emhneo
To sazoa her graces % person anu mind.
whilst Issbeps face. lie the dawn, In one flush
Var necu che not wander 10 bsrk md Ia hush;
Well the tint uf her cheek the Young Label Knows
For the blossom Of health Il the beautiful rose.
A a Mary, the pensivc, who loves In the du'k
Of the garden "a muse when tie air 70 81 musk
will leave all Us brsuties nnl many they ere.
To gaze meek la thought on the jssssmine star.
And Kate, the iigs butterfly Kate. sver gay,
VIII choose the FIST bios ON that c,mes ~ mr. way
The cistus will pl, ne her nomen,. a1e neh
Away will she "a ter and sette again.
NM yuIis (or - q wh her hear In her eyes,
Thc rn,,d ~ Inc summer too wsrn 10 I've wscs
IA lie casloo aver near her with teDdri close cuYld
she ess smile wbe she suffers It's hers Tor the world
an ,o,.,x an blosoms of he.rt md Of mind,
All ss,.~ IN thsiv ssswres. Nrturr dcstgnta,
~. sbs.s esd IN solsce, ~ shcne then csrcss,
Asd With love that can die not 10 buoy snd 70 b~ss
vv,, vess,suSss might, spa with wsshpes chat grasei
neve,sslrWs ffsm hrsveu " fcrs, snA n fsce,
Iihs he bsw In the CLOUD, lilac she a.w~v on TIE ssd
rnsy sscend asd ascend In ny dreams - Ton Goa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

Ned Duekle versus ~ UaekSe.
After having inserted Ned Bushers sdmirsble Ist-
tor with leadatory pcans, feel bssnd to do an
pie jus,iss to the Illustrations of NED Buckle one Of
which we here inseSt:- M W
NEW YoRK, June 26, 1888.
Mn. EDI7o1,-The letter which yon inserted in
your paper . few days ago, purportng TO be from
your correspondent "Ned Bucket" can assure You
was ngentenany in the extreme; for no man OF
gentemanly feelings would publicly insult "a stran-
ger in foreign iand far from his home, and without
any protection his pen and his integrity There
fore SIR bog yo@ to reiract those remarks sad not
let such fool an5thenas rest on the name OF w.
Buckle.
The lines which THAT gentleman (Nsd BuckSe) al
lluded to- wrote, but nos as you published them,
(seme of ny friends having been kind enough 10
send you mutilaed sopy,) But since you have mode
them public, wish ysu would restose them to their
pristine state.
The following is a copy os the lines as wrose
thsm, which wish yorwould publish.
May thy days be forever birst;
May th7 weeks be ehappDesS;
May Thy months be mombs VI peacej
May thy years Of joys never cease.
Yours respectfully, WnsoUonsr BUCKLE.
Nov NED.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

PolroF June a. Counter fcitcr.-Mary Maloney,
alias Shepherd detected yesterday In the act OF
endeavoring to pass counterfeit $40 Dill OF the Lei
cesier Macs. Bank. She offered il in payment for
70 yards of muslin, in dry goods store, at which
person happened to be present upon whom bill OF
similar character had been passed by the same wo-
man night or two previously. The accused was
committed for trial.
Honor, gioryand regimentais.-Ah hero of Bedloc's
Islaud bv the name and title OF John +. s.arselia
sergeant u. :. Army, was found by the watch on
Tuesday night pretty well shot in the neck, lying
with his proboscs in gutter, somewhere within the
precincts of the sixth ward. Charley took compass
sion upon the fallen knight, and having lugged him
w to the watch house and scraped the mud from his
regimentals and small arms, deposited him in the
black hole, by way of printing him for his discharge
next morning. Justice Palmer, at the discharge Of
the watch, gave him leave Of Absence not however,
before fiarg him months pay, together with the
COSTS for the trouble and anxiety he had given the
civil authorities
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28
The Contribution and the Java.

We cheerfully insert the following for several rea
sons. One is, our love for trsih,- second is, our
love for salors!-a third is our desire to do honor
and justice to brave Americans! Ia fourth s deter
minaon to correct prevailing errors Ia fifth is, -
no matter what fifth is! we have rendered reasons
enough for inserting the following:-
To the Editor OF The Herald.
SIR,-I observe print in the windows of the nc.
ton between the United STATES Frigate Constitution
and II. nj. Sloop Of Uar Java, which is intended TO
deceive. The Java q frigatc carrying 81 guns
and manned by upwards Of 400 men, commanded by
Capt Lambert, distinguished naval officer. Time
Of action, hour and 55 minutes. The Java had her
full complement Of men, and upwards Of 100 supernu-
merares for British ships in the East In lies BY her
quarter bill che had one man stationed nj eac
gun than the Constitution. The Java was an impor-
tant ship. She fitted out in most complete
manner, to carry Lieut.. General Hysop and staff to
Bombay, ofwhch place he was appointed Governor,
and several naval officers for different vessels in the
East Indies She had dispatches for st. Helena the
Cape Of Good Hope, and every British establishment
in the Indian and China Seas had copper on board
for a IA and two briggs, building at Bombay, and a
$50, 600 and their thanks to Captain cambridge his
officers and crew they likewise ordered gold me-
dial TO be presented to Captain cambridge, and silver
each Of his officers in token of their esteem.
Knowing yen have 200 much of American feeling 10
allow noble tars TO be robbed of their just credit
the 1000 and repeated fasehoeds, of larger ves-
sell mere men, guns, &c, &c, when il can be fully
substan,iaied they never met an enemy on the seas
where there was any thing like fair play and equal
force without giving like account Of HIM.
Yours, KsicKERBocxEu.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28
TAe Custorn House.

To me Editor of the Herald
have been graifcd in seeing that youi or your
correspondents, have taken recent notice u some
Custem House events. Mr.. Bennett used tokecp an
eye to these things / can assure yoa that fcE some
time back, and at present. there have been, aad still
are, occurrences that require causc pen. The high
handed, vexatous, unjust and snIawfal acts Of the
collector deserve severe ANNA dyerson the facts Of
which think you could readily obtain. viz. Suck as
sezing and taking uaIawfully from the OF mer
chants goods against which there not, and could
aot DC any allegation Of fraud Withholding the excess
of duties paid and above ths amount due there
on. In the most yrannc manner selling the private
books and papers Of merchants allowing his clerks
TO make out papers 10 be flee by him his efce, in
direct violation of law-permltllng brokers' Office
IN the building occupied the house. the rent
OF which Is paid by the United States and broker
too, whoisproverbialo for shaving all whom he can al
lure.
You ask, why does Attorney General Buleralmost
daily visit the custom house? For more than one
reason. One is thar in his vocation of recent opin
ION maker for the Executive, he is by some legal
qulrk endeavoring TO sustain Collector Hoyt in of
his many usurpauons-that of arogaiing to appoint
certain officers of the customs, the prerogatve
which belongs Of right to the Surveyor of the Port
who does not consider i his duty yield the legal
matter Of dispute understand, has been referred
Mr.. Butler, and that he has had it under advsement
for six weeks, which an honest man could and would
have decided the question in six hoars BESIDES il is
believed that Attorney General Buter has q carte
blanche 10 manage custom house affairs, reference
to the fall elections. The latter may be reason why
this economical government retains at least so off,
GERS. at average OF 81 40 per day. more than are
useful or necessary. OBSERVER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

On wednesday morning. the 9Th instant Tannsca
aged 70 years.
the 2sth Instant Mrs Mary Byrne In the Ab OF her
Al Newark NJ j. the ss,h Instant Isaiah Grath the
saith OF his age. lie the ERE
department.
Al Louisville, Ky Mr.. jefferson Clark. printer, aged -
native ef Boston, lie esteemed ny his
merous acquar lance.
Albany 25th instant. Helen, vita Of Mr. Gerril Y.
Lansing.
Al PEORIA Illinois, the OH instant. John L. Bogardus.
aged 40 years, late of this city.
LONDON, In May last Thomas Andrew Knight ESQ Ere.
sJrnt of London Hor cuurs Society aged ab ut 90
Mr.. knight well knswn among hSruculiursn 81
this county.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

CAnD-yAMEs A. n. gAMovREUx, No SIT
IA Brondv ing entered inc an asrgs neni with The
propvieor Punsm Congress Spring IL Saraiogaby
which will supplies OF The water Ia be d
posea pukc drsueht similar 20 seda water For
further testimony Of m virtues ana Perecuon's ue oiowng
certificates ref-rredtes-
The und,r,ign.d have exnmned with much satIsfactcn
ox.I ,ehod ~ wing hest nf Waers,
Arm, .,ore az James GAnour. ST Broadway The
ds wn from fountain. and appears 10 possess all the pro-
peries and aaver of,he rn'n,n sgrn ,.r
JAMES y. MAPEs ESQ
M PAINE, NJ ID
NICOLL "a DERrNG, NJ d
BENZ W. McCaEtOv. Md.
KEARNEY RODGERS, M. %.
New York, Ju-e 10, is3e
Dear sir Your apparatus tor distributing the Waters of
Saratoga which yuu teep draugh fail
public ate nti and epondert OF pub
tronppe To have the verabc uf rurs~ spruE at
S7 Broadway and 10 great perfection VI sten from the
ouna hardly 10 have been expected Vet the
public be assured that arsugh from fountain Is
baps the advantage Of be nr little colder Tie process "
slmnl .ecryc, and perfectly misunderstanding .niy
In adding supply OF earbvnc sci squn cthe sount
rresuHed ~ be lost in the transfer aid transportation 0t
fronl the spring. ana cooling " wfhce.
hope that th public win fully remunerate YOU ~ ynw
waler. Yours, hr. -
Resident Physician
To James H. Amour.ur. SIT Broadway.
New fork, June 10, 1888.
The subscriber be n 70 the rubc that nc nede re
hns ep,ed of conveying tho Wafer from we spses
will st NIL times nsnrc fer his CO, slant
,,,aeo.x, ST BWsdwsy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28
MARRIED..

On Tuesday. the q t Instant by the Rev Mr. straor
William tianey to Miss Caroine Lsuisa Tompkin dssghler
Of Mr.. Noah Tomphns, all Of this city.
AZ wiiamsburgh Monday evening, the 25b instant by
the Rev. Mr. Davis Mr. Timothy Dobson Mos Eleanor Z.
Wright
A. Flushing L. L. the 25th insts by the Rev Dr. W A.
Muhenburg Alfred C. smith Eilxteih T. The
late Abraham Geek, all OF that place.