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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01

Making S per cent assessment for
the year; said percentage to be the original
amount of the premium note, without reference to
any endorsements, and to be paid to the Treasurer,
at his office IN Montpelier, on or before the 10th
day OF October, 1889, being the day of the annual
meeting of said company. An opportunity will be
presented to forward assessments by the members
OF the Legislature, and those who neglect to forward
their assessments them are referred to the 9Th sec
tIop OF the Act, attached to each policy, for the
consequences. HARRY VAIL Treasurer
Montpelier, Aug. IL, 1889. 1OSw2
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~ Office

rs hereby given, that the Copartnership heretofore
n existing under the name of f.. X. PROWTY
81 CO. was dissolved by mutual consent, on the
10th of April last.
All persons indebted to said late firm are requested
to make payment or befoIe the 10th of Sept.
next, to II. r. Fairbanks, at Lower Waterford late
partner, who is authorized to lqudate all Copart-
nership concern. -
ROYAL ROSS,
II. r.. FAIRBANKS,
Lower Waterford, Aug. ~, 1889. l07tf
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NOfiec.

VWNAKEN for Taxes, and will be sold on the
III premises, at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the 9th
day of Oct. next, at o'clock, p. M one acre of
LAND and House and Barn thereon, belonging to
the lst LittIeton Bridge Corporation. Said land
lies the east side of the road leading on to said
Bridge and now occupied by said Corporation
said land being the same that Nathan Pike decided
10 said Corporatn June ~, 1909
o. ii. FREEMAN, 1st Con. and Coll
Waterford, Sept. 3, 1889. llO"3w
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IL on Saturday, the 2Sth day Of September nex,'
the N''
Farm
formerly owned and occupied by JAMES sEAy.
Ely, deceased. Said farm contains
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MINT,
ACRES
OF excellent land, with one hundred under improve
ment On said farm is fine young orchard, and
IS considered one Of the best farms in Orleans
county The farm is situated within half n mile
well fenced with Ceder. The farm can be exam
med any time before sale by calling upon the sub
ASA X. SMITH, Administrator.
"e'"'' 1'"S'e' 81, iooo' I09ts
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LEWIS NEORRFTE. VI. I'D

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND DENTIST.
OFFERS his protest. ona services to the inhab.
" itants of lrasburgh and vicinity. His office
at present, is at Mrs. FRENCIIS, on Irasburgh
Common.
p S. Any orders with regard to Dentistry left
with DIR Richmond, of Derby, will be punctually
attended to- iO6-Sw
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Fire Fire? Fire !!

TENHE members of the Vermont Mutual Fire In.
A surance Company are hereby notified that the
following assessments have been made by the di-
rectors on all notes in force tho following days
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01
MORAL IL RELIGIOUS.

CHARITY. There is no virtue in being reliev
ed; poor man is not better man for the char
ity he receives; it brings with It an increase of
duty, and calls upon him for a more sure trust
on God, for greater thankfuness to him; and
some obligation it lays him under, with respect
20 his benefactors here. And it may happen,
that the charity, which is his present relief, may
be a burden upon his future account; and will
be SO, fine msapplies the gift. But the gver
has better prospect before him; charity is the
discharge ola duty, and has the general promises
of obedience it is virtue likewise distinguish
ed from the rest, and has its own reward; the
blessings Of the life which is, and of that which
is to come; it is debt which God will own at
the last day; it is treasure transferred to heaven
and will be repaid in never falling iches. To
conclude, charity in a double nalntainance, j.
gives temporal life to the poor, and spiritual
life to the rich; it bestows the comforts of the
world on the receiver and glories Of Immortality
to the giver-,SheHock.
RELIGION enough to fit US for heaven will
prepare us for death. Sin disqualfies us for
heaven and this is the sting of death. There
fore that which qualities us fora seat with Christ,
will certainly prepare us to leave the world.
And we may rest assured that if there are'earth-
ly objects too dear for us to leave, or if eternity
presents objects that frighten us back from the
grave, we have not that grace which is requisite
TO fit ms for world of bliss. The soul that is
prepared for the haven Of rest can rejoice as he
is about to launch away from the shore of time
and like a victorious Paul say, 4 am now rea-
dy to be offered &c. for like dying Ste
phen he sees Gf not literally, by an eye of faith)
the opening heavens presenting to his vision
those glorious beauties and eternal realities that
cannot be found this side the grave Reader
are these your feelings, and can you thus resign
yourself into the arms of death. Ifnot BEWARE
lest at last you fall short of heaven. o how inn
porlant that you know well your Standing Then
search well your heart and let the solemn inoui-
ny arise, and never let it be set aside until
answered: Haze religion enough to get to heav-
sn?-How solemn the inquiry-Eterniry will
answer it.-JMorning Star.
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Sashes, blinds and Doors.

VENHE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
a public that hecontinues TO manufacture the a.
bove articles at his old stand. and intends keeping
them constantly hand for sale at the lowest
prices
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WANTED

In Exchange for Goods,
1000 yd': good To" Cloth;
1000 yds. good domestic Flannel, all wool
1000 yds. good Frocking, all wool
500 yds Sleeps Grey, fnl Cloth
500 pounds live Geese Feathers
500 pounds prime Bees Wax;
9 Tons Butter,made after the Goth inst
9 Tons Wool
Ton good Maple Sugar.
SHEDD 81 JEWETT.
May 8, 1889. 93-tf
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Window SaslAcs

of various kinds, viz common ovolo Sash, lip ovo-
10 SASH of all sizes, of Is, 20 and "a lights for
by . glass, from l 3 to | Ia inches thick, to-
geher with new style Gothic Sash OF 0 by ii
glass ~ inches thick, calculated for splendid
house and public buildings.
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Window Blinds.

made in the best and latest style.
r5eHe would lust say to those wishing fot the
above articles that lis SASH blinds and doors are
made of the first rate stock in the latest style, and
by experienced workmen. Furthermore he Will
say to those building, that he devotes his time to
manufacturing the above articles he thinks that it
would be for their advantage to call and purchase.
N. Is. Those wishing for certificates OF recon-
mendation, please call at his shop and examine the
work.
Common 7 by Sashes will be sold for cents Il
light.
All orders by mail otherwise, punctually a l.
tended to. LlNDORF NORRIS
St. Johnsbury, Sept 5. 1899. 1lOT
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Panel Doors

of4 6 and panels, consisting Of those Of l-t
Ia and l-2 and 2 inches thick, suitable for gu
-; L L. ,r,r
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-21
BAACEESAE H'A'EEElVG,
r
AT THE econ OLD pR1eEs.

AT THE GOOD OLD PRIZES.
FHSliE subscribers take pleasure in an
a nopncing 70 the public that they aro
now carrying on The above Business in Ii
bary, At the old shop on Washington st.,
and are prepared to Do work ofoll sorts in
the b!acks.aith line, at the shortest notice
and bes, style. Fully satisfied that ONE
DOLLAR Is enough for making and put
ting Oh pair Of shoes, they viii shoe hcr-
ses for TWO DOLLARS the set, and do
all other work il proportion. They are
supplied with Iron, Steel, Coal, &C., and
will make II the interest Of the Plant srs
and others 10 givo their custom; therefore
they doabt not but liberal share III pat
ronoge (Which they Solicit will 10 exten-
ded p Them. JONES a. I'iLLOTsON
Liberty, February 2 1889. Soft
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-21

Upland, at 5 rs a 8: 1890 Orleans.
at I'd a 3-S; $3.50 Alabama and
Mobile, at 6 7 5-S and so Sea Island.
.at lS a 20 d pr lb. About 5000 bales
taken on speculation, and 500 for exrort.
Fair qualities may be quoted 7 l-6 a 7
3.S d. The import into Liverpool since
the Isl January has been 055, 900 bales,
against 1887 900 to the same period last
season; the supply from the United States
is 10000, being decrease of 100000
bales. The stock IN this port is estimated
at 286.OoO bales, against 100000 at the
same period last season, the stock of A.
merican is about 264 600, or % 900 less
than 1t then was. About $4,000 bales
nave just arrived, not included in the a.
bove statements. The demand continues
good to-day.
Yours respectfully.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-21
COnfcctiOna2les.

lie respectfully solicits the custom of the
citizens ofNatchez and the neighboring
country.
Persons giving either public or private
parties, can be supplied with every varie-
ty Of cakes, candies, &c, at short notice
and on very reasonable terms.
Country merchants, by calling at his
establishment or sending their orders for
articles of confectionery, viii be supplied
at considerable reduction on the custo-
mary rates, and the goods packed up in
such manneras to be transported with
safety. CHAS. DOUMAX.
Nov 90 40-Gt
0rThe Piney Woods Planter and Fay
cite Advertiser will give the above six
insertions and forward accounts to this Of
fee for collection Trader.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-21
Administrators Sale.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Hon.
IL the Probate Court of Amite county,
granted at the November Term, 1880, Of
said Court, Twill sell to the highest bid
der, on a credit oftwege months, on Mon
day the 18th day Of fJanuary, 1910, in Ii
berty, the following described lands be-
longing to the estate Of II. w. Cooper, de-
ceased, viz: the N i quarter Of section
%. in township 3, Of range 4 East, CON
tanning l5l and $4,000 Of an acre, and
the South East quarter Of section h, in
township 3, Of range 4, East, containing
l52 and 81 600 Of an acre, and also the
West halfof the N Il quarter Of section
Is. in the same township and range as the
last. containing rs and $1,000 ofan acre.
Said land lying in Amite county.
The purchaser or purchasers VIII be re-
ouircd to give notes with approved socurl-
~. being in Amite county, Mi.
L. M. DAVIS,
Admr. de. bonus. non, OF
H. w. Cooper. decd.
Nov % 4O-St-Prs fec $l3 so
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-21

Port Hudson, August 2j, lS30.-29-tf.
.#From date The ABOVE
The "Democrat,n Clinton; "Adyocaton
.opy The above, and CHARGE G. & 7. II. II.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-21
70 apfiCe.

A L the January Term, ls40, oI the
n Probate Court ofAmite county, ! VIII
present my accounts, as guardian OF sar-
ah Garner, for final settlement and allow
ance. A. NJ. LEA.
Dec Z 4~-tc
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-21
Groceries &c Provisions

Groceries j. Provisions
I UST received and for sale by tie sub
~ scriber,
Is hhds Hams, sides and shoulders,
SO bbls [sup.l Flour,
20 bbls Molasses,
40 sacks coarse and fine Salt,
Prime Pork,
35 bbls Irish Potatoes,
Rectifcd Whiskoy,
Brandy and Wines,
80 bbls n Q. Sugar,
90 sacks Havana Coffee,
5 Java
100 cadcy. Imperial Teas.
- bbls Loaf Sugar,
tierces Rice,
so boxes Sperm Candles,
rs No. SoaF,
Goshen Cheese, Wooden Ware,
Tobacco. segars,
Havana Preserves,
so kegs Leaf Lard,
cask Lamp Oil,
Brooms, &c. DC.
And many other articles in the Grocery
line. A. NGAFUS.
jackson, La, Nov lS 40-tf
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-21
NJ RRLED-

NJ RRIED-
On the 18th inst, by John Walker,
ESQ.,, Mr.. ROBERT cox, to Miss RE
BECCA WILSON; all of this county
On the 18Th inst. by the Rev. j. T,
McLahe. Mr. HERBERT FIRTH TO Miss
JANE u. ID. MAXWELL; both Of this
county.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-21
Mberty aHcaden,y.

ZNIIE Examination will commence on
- THURSDAY, 10Th inst. Saturday 2lst
will he the day of the Exhibition, at which
time the students respectfully invite the
community. The Preceptor will thank
the Trustees to be punctual in their at
tendance on the 10Th. The Sd Session OF
this Institution will commence on tho lst
Monday Of January, 1910. Those VIII
think proper to patronize the Institution
are advised to be present at the beginning
of the Session.
Dec II 43-tl =
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-21
Yours respe ctfully.
HYMN fIEITEMIfMIfa,

Happy the bonds that hold ye--
Sure, they be sweeter far than liberty.
There is no blessodncsa but in such bondage.
Happy, that happy chain; such links are
heavenly
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-21
F'eIic5anG -HOWse.
PORT HUDSON, LA.
samuel II. Marks

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his TRENDS
II and the public in general, that ne
has taken the above establishment, ana
opcned house of Entertainment. Ills
Table will be furnished in a superior man
ner. the country afIording Game and all
the necessaries calculated to please me th.,e9
traveller and visitor. Attention, also, VIII
be particularly paid TO his stabhng,, ana
the best proyinder and ostIers Pro'iaou.
Ills Bar will be supplied with the best
Wines and Liquors ofovery KIND.
He has several neatly furnished Private
Rooms for the accommodation OF iamllies'
Port Hudson is the place of debarkatiQn
for persons going to Jackson, Clinton Nc'
The Rail Road Cars from Fort nugson 1,;:
to Jackson, and to within A miles OF O''h
tol,, :" 80 Att
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-21
CNRaf GaInRAE,iGs.

'NHE Subscriber has recently refiicd
~ his establishment in Natchez, and
made such arrangements as will enable
nm to keep constantly on hand an cxten-
sive assortment of
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Of the highest order. IF the subscriber can ell
lis, this feeling in his behalf he will have rca-
son to anticipate the most llaitering Success
otherwise his efforts will he valn.
Itis proposed thai eacl lumber OF the con-
icmplatcd work sha contain, at least two hun.
dred and fifty octave pages Of original matter.
printed IN the bes, style Of the American press.
Twenty-Five hundred or three thousand sub
<cribers a! five dollars annually, the money be-
irg paid. would yield all amount sufficient :"
establish ,l work, and afford handsome re-
enumeration to writer's f"r literary lahor. y
strong appeal is made {" the public spirited
rilzel> of the South and alsm OF The West and
South West, already united 10 ns by strong lies
in commercial and agricultural poini of view
-in behalf of the proposed work.
DANIEL Il. WHITAKER.
ChnrleSton s. c. April IN. 1880
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New Spring and Suis,liner
eSssdsgbS,

FE1IlE Subscriber informs his friends all"
e. tile public generally that he has just re-
cen ell from New York, Il complete assori-
mcnt of Staple and Fancy, Spring and SUM-
mer GoUds-amons which are.
81 4-.i 5-4 aid II brown & b!eached Shirt
ing- and Shcetnes,
4 handsome assortment ght cold Prints.
so pieces tight col'rd London do.
French prints aud printed Jaconet,
Mourning and half mourning prints and
Muslrs,
Snper printed Lawns,
A and "A Cambrics and canlbric Musins,
Swiss and book ,:nsrs,
Jaconet. plaid and stripe do.
Lyonlaisc and brocadr do.
Ladies and gent $ white and black, silk ii. s.
and kid Gloves,
- Cotton and thread do.
Misses black and white nett,
Lace and Gauze do.
A handsome assortment Of guuze and satin,
and Mantua Ribbons.
Best Italian servings, black. blue black, and
assorted by the quantity,
Heu-siit"hed, an't super linen cambric Hifs
Mems and boys Poneee do.
Ladies' galize. Hermann, gro-dc-nap and sew.
ing silk Hkfs.
Al Irish linens and linen lawn,
Plain, inserted and iriled bosoms and linen
collars,
Cd and l0-4 table diaper. Sd birds eye and
Russia Diaper,
Ga 3-4 and lU-4 damask table covers,
French napkins u towels,
French brown aud grass Linens.
White and brown linen Drillings
Super rib'd do.
A variety of Cotton do. cold. and striped for
Pants.
Osnaburgl.s,
Gases of palm leaf and willow Hoods,
English Devon straw Bonnets,
a large assortment OF silk and cotton hose
and hall I!oSr.
3-4 and A pad aud striped domestic,
Silk satin, and Marseilles festing,
Parasols AMI Umbrellas.
Furniture, dimit> and fringe.
Black bonbaZnes anu merinos Tor Coats,
Paris needle worl;,I mllslin caprs q collars.
Frenc., baskets. blrached Russia SheefinGs.
ANY thing like eenela nj enumeratirr oil ar
ticIcs is imurarticable; but these in addition t.
his former stock, make it sufficiently extensive,
and he trusts his prices arc sufficiently moder-
a,e to be worthy the attention OF all who wish
to supply themselves with articles in his line.
His former customers and all who buy in this
market will do him, and perhaps themselves
favor. by examining his assortment before
purchasing
JOHN o B FORD.
HAMBURG. March IL 1890. #
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that is great mower is particularly manifested,
hence it is peculiarly adapted to the treatment
of bilious fcrers and other diseases in which
torpidiry or congestion OF the liver and portal
cirric prevails.
1t is admissible in a cases where it is neces-
Sary 10 cleanse the stomach and bowels. IL
rcnuvcs obstruction, nlr. exciGs quick and
neallhv action of the liver and other glandlllar
vscera of The abdomen. Being dillIlsibc IN
~ its operation. it prodnccs free circulation
III the vessels oil the surface of the body, ac-
ronlpanicd BY gentle perspiIatlon, 1t does
nnl exhaust like drastic pnrges; still, IFS action
iS more universal, anh NAV often he rcfcated,
not merely with safety brt with great benefit.
This becomes indispensabIy necessary i'll cases
of long slanding Tor in them intense Temporal
~ impressions made by strong medicines, sell
dom. it ever do good; but tend TO inmrc the
stamina of the constitution.
1t IL cleansing and purifying 10 the system.
acts in perfect harmony with the known laws
of life. lid IS undouhted y one of the most vaua-
bIe articles ever offered for public trial and in
srcction.
For convenience, this medirine is formed into
3 grain pills. The white pills are catiaric. al
tcrctirc diaphorctic. and diuretic. The yellow
pills are tonic. stimnlant, and diaphoretic.
As a family medicine, one which may be re-
sorted 10 with safety, and relied on with Ger.
trinity, in tho first stages of disease in almost
an, farm, it exceeds all former discoveries III
medicine, either from the vegetable or mineral
! kingdoms.
They are pnt up in packages of135 grams, or
- Pills at 80 cents, or 100 pillsai 81.
The above Medicine just received and for
sale at the Edgeiicld Medicine Store.
Juiv II 1Sh0 IF 03
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the favor the pnhiic generally. we commend
it particua arly to tho kind charities OF that band
who have linked themselves together for the all
varcement of that cause to which we devote the
work. They have acted with us in the past;
we trust they wi act with us III th' future. No
exertions will be srared to make the work such
an one as they will look upon with delight.
1t may be well to add thai tn" Intervening
time between this date an the day of puhIlca-
t!or, will be spent in collecting materials io the
work.
The PIONEER will be printed on an imperial
sheet in quarto form, and will contain II greater
auauiity Of lreadng matter than any work Of the
KIM published at the South.
Yerms-F'ive dollars per annum, payable on
the issuing of the Ist No. Persons sendin@us
ten subscribers, will he entitled 10 one years
subscription. gratis.
Agents allowed the usualper centase.
Augusta Ga. Nav. 1899.
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"a. as e.a5esD@.

q i. ss eNa5ebD@.
YS7Hi; Subscribers .ave jas. received from
Z New York a general assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods, of the latest and
most fashionable articles in their line.
They consist m part Of:
Grus d'etais. TLibet, French cloths, Gam
brOuHs.
Grass linen and linen drillings, for Sum-
mer Wear,
Cashmere. Challv Vestings, Stocks,
Collars. BoSoms, Gloves, suspenders,
Fine Hats, and Umbrellas.
They keep constantly OIL hard genera!
assortment of MILITARY TRIMMINGS. Of
all kinds: and they aic prepared to execute ali
orders " ith dcspn;c ch.
They invite their customers, and the public
generally, to call and examine for themselves
HARRINGTON & BRYAN.
Edsefie,d c. n. April |. 1880 If 9
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PROSPECTUS.

Hill be published in augusta. Ga on the first
Saturday Of October, lS3!.. TIE first number
of q NcckIu Journal, TO be called
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State Of south ar0lina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
in THE COMMON PLEAS.

Made Speed. surviving pnrtncr)
OF Watkins d Speed, for the Attachment
Use of John Watkins, in
vs. Debt.
Adoiphus J. Sale.
Watkins, III
vs.. Same. Assumpsit.
YEH HE Plaintiffs, in the above sta.ed cases,
81 having filed their declaration in my OF.
fee, on the twcnty-seconl day of November,
1888, and the defendant having no wife or at
torney known 10 be in this State, upon whom
acopy of the said declarations can be served:
therefore Ordered, that The said defendant do
appear and make his defence within year and
day from the filing of the said declarations. or
final and absolute judgments will be awarded
against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c.cp.
Clerks Office.
Feb "a 1888 fw&P $40 age 3
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State of south arOIina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac Branch, } ATTACHMENT.

Archibald Hamilton. Assunps1r.
FEHl1E PIaintff fin this case having, this day,
IL filed his declation in the Clerks office,
and the defendant having no wife or attorney,
known tobe in this State, upon whom copy
ofihe said declaration may be served: There
fnre ordered that the said Defendant do appear
and make his defence within year and day
from the filing of the said declaration, or final
and absolute judgment will be forthwith awur.
died against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c.p.
Chrk's Office,
May IL. ls39 B&T aeq 16
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E I:iT of Letters remaining III the Post Office
4 4 atIJamburg, s. G.. on the 1st July 1899.
y. e. B.
Anderson, Robt. Anderson, Thos R.
Anderson John NJ. BIak"y, Angus b. 2
Burnett p. Bailey. John r.
Boswell, George Beverly. Gossler, & Co.
henson. James Brooks, Ralph,
Broadrrix, John
C&D.
Cary, Nrs. \. NJ. Carter, Rudolph
Carlisle Roberto Crow. Cornelius 10
Carter Mrs NJ, L. Cucnran, itobt. J.
CaIdw ell ). p. CIapp, Julius
Dwyer, Patrick Davis Benz.
Day, John Drlaughter. Capt.
EFF d G
Elzcy, Col. Lewis EddinS, Thos. J. D.
Etlney, vYinsnn = Fairuw. Susan or
Gondlnan, Duke Henry, G0ude.
GnT James Greene. ;. u.
GidLngs & Bushnell Gilispe, William
III & X.
Horton, w. F. , Holloway. Sarah NJ
Henderson, Samuel. Hamilton, Robert
Hartman. Mr.. Hnndiry. ThOs.
Iiiy. Sarah Hays. Benz. F.
lo,cs. John Kelsey, Chauncey2
Knight Walton Kendall. Byron
La NJ
Locl;ctt. F. Laimcr A r.
l.amirr. Silas Lewis, A. w.
I.imhcckcr Jesse lamar, Mrs. Martha.
Morris. Rev. Ioscph2 Mcdonald, B. F.2
Montgomery. Thco. Met tarlcy, Hugh
Murphy. OSwell Mcmillan. John Mason
..cCornick. Benz. McCord. Selah Pr.
Marshall, Miss Susan
N. O& P.
Mobiles Ira Nixon, Geo. w.
O Nciil. james Perry, Mrs. Anna
Perry. Mrs Nancy Plelan. Tim
Plumb, Ebenezcr
R & S
Robinson. Wm. B. Rogers, Henry
Richrson, Miss s. Ronntrec. Dudley
Rnubo. Polly. Spiars. Henry
Summeral Gilbert Skinner. Timothy
Samuel. Robt- Saxton, llez.
Smith, T. N.
T&W
Ticy, Mr.. care of Turner, William 2
Henry Rogers. Watkins. Geo jr.
Ware. r. r.. Wise, John T.
Walls Solomon 2 Wheeler, f.
Walker j. Winding. B.
Watkins, 4. Wardic, j. e.
Wightman,
Persons enqniring for any Of the above lei
tcrs, will say they are advertised
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July 1st, ls:S9 c22