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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-09-25
PRICE CURRENT.
no TIE COlLMUNITY.

THE success which has attended the use Of Dr.,
HarHch's German Aperiem and Compound
strengthening Tonic Pills, is truly astonishing. IT
is no vain boast to say this medicine has proved by
its happy effects in the cure of n variety of diseases
to which the human frame Is liable TO be vastly STU
perior to the many preparations before the public.
Many of these preparations are compounded by in
dividuas who positively dorant OF the myste
rcs OF the human system ard mere pretendcrs 10
medical knowledge. DIR. Harch, however, is cec-
brated among the German faculty man of the
highest scientific attain ments, and equally distin-
guished throughout Europo. a successful medical
practitioner. spent most O the years of a useful life
in the aquisition of such knowledge might prove
beneficial TO his low creatures. In the pills which
he invented, and which bear his name, the public
are assured of article that possesses more than
ordinary virtues. From the 0cSnow'e, ged talents
of this inventor, nothing 'ess an good article
could be expected and the experience of many
years has afforded demonstration of the virtues of
his medicine. In Germany and other parts of Eu-
rope, its reputation IS established. In this country
into which it has bu becn iCcenlly introduced, it is
rapidly gaining the most 81 slant al reputation. The
numerous certiice es of cures Of the most obstinate
diseases effected by the o. harlichs Pills, which
the proprietor is constantly receiving is proof of the
fact. Day after dsy he receives new testimonials
of their efficacy and week after week increases the
demand for them. This is not mere ION; in
Vulnerable certificates open for the insp ciion OF
the public. and the doubts of any who skeptical
can he removed by examining them at the office ol
the proprietor.
We take the liberty, then, of suggesting to every
family, that they make of DIR. Harlich's Pills.
Let them keep supply constantly on hand, to he
used when occasion demands, and they will receive
the most unequiyocal proofs OF utility.-MedicaI
Defner.
Principal office for the United States, No. l9
North Eighth s,ieet, Philadelphia.
Western Depot, No. Al, st. CLAIR street, Pitts.
burgh. HENRY YOxrHEIMER,
Good Will Fire Company"
| THE members Of the "Good Will Fire Com.
pany" requested to meet at the CouI
House, on Monday Evening, Oct 1ih, at 7 o.
clock nreciselp Punclnal attendance Is 1enniIed.
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& IL T. AT $ ALI

qDI AJE@yI@o
WYE, the Assignces of Hiram Price, will cx-
" pose to public sale, on Tuesday the 2sth
of September instant, at the hotel now occupied by
him, in the borough of Sunbury his large and cx.
tensivc stock of HouSehoH and Kitchen Furniture,
among which are:
Rush-bottom and Windsor Chairs; Cherry and
Pine Dining Tea and Toilet Tables Se,tees; In
grain and Rag Parlor aud Stair Carpeting; Vcni-
tian Window Blinds China Brttana and Liver
pool Dinner and Tea Ware; a variety of Glass
Ware Walters, Decaniers, Bottles, TumberS and
Wine Glasses, Lamps, Bureaus, Double and Sin
gle Beadsteads and Bedding Wash Stands, Pitchers
and Wash Bowls, Cooking and Parlor C"al Stoves
and Pipe, Andirons, Shovels and longs, Bar Fur
ni,ure and Fixtures, Sign and Sign Post. Togc-
ihcr with va,ley of household goods necessary
for a large Hotel.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock, \. NJ,
when the terms will I've made Known Ivy the Assig-
nees, GEORGE G.. WELKER,
CHARLES w. HEGlNS.
Sunhury. Sept II, lsil.-2t.
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TnrAL OF McLEoD-The Toronto Colonist says
that commission is now sitting in that city. taking
testimony in proof Of abi, to be read at the tr>
al of Alexander Mcleod.
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$50
r F. w A r d

is offered for information that will lead to the con-
viction Of any person persons who have laid
or shall hereafter lay stones other instructions on
the rails of the Danvlle and Pot,sville Railroad An
act of the legislature has made this offence punish.
able by imprisonment in the PENITENTIARY,
and the Company are determined to prosecute of.
Tenders to the utmost extent of the law.
Sept. lS.-3t $. II. WOOD, Manager.
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Alta recen, artillery drill at Plattsburg, one OF
the Lieutenants repeatedly hit a barrel anchored
in the lake at the distance OF mile;
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POWDER SroLIS-The Ne~ York Express
says sirty-fve kegs of powder were stolen from
Magazine at Lockpon, on Friday last.
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ID ESPECTFt LILY informs ms ti,nu, and the
- Merchants generally, that he .n'inu,s the
Commission aud Forwar,l'uc Busju,. a lis ware
house, foot of Willow ST. Railroad Delaware and
Schuvlkill.
Merchants having goods 10 he shipped, will find
II much 10 their advantage, as to time and prices
of freight, 10 send their merchandise to the Depot
corner OF Front and W ow street Railroad, as hey
can then be sent either route by the Tide Water
Canal OF Schuylkill and Union Canals. as boats
viii arrive and depart daily for tie Juniata and
Susquehanna Canals by Tidc.watcr in tow of steam,
or via Schuy kill aud Union Canals from Fairmount
dar.
Merchants will please he particular to send all
goods destined for either route to the large Depot
corner of From, and W illow street Railroad, with
directions accompanying them, which route they
wish them 10 be shipped.
Coarse and fine Sail and Plaster at wholesale
prices. on the Delaware or Schuylkill.
Philadelphia, June 3, lSil-ly
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Lusus NArrRAE.-On Saturday morning, in
Kensington, a German woman safely delivered
of a child, having one body two distinct heads.
The child lived bu, for about an hour.-U. s. Gag.
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Respecting the recent warlike rumor published in
the n. Y. Journal of Commerce, the N. Y. Ameri.
can says
As to the story Of the peremp,ory demand of Nc
Lcod, told by the Journal Of Commerce, we have
reason to know that nothing whatever has boen
heard of it at " ashington, and that nothing new
has occurred in the state of our relations with
England.
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ID 1 Il ID !.

On Wednesday night last, at the residence of Mr.;
]. II. Purdy, ISAAC OAKLY, formerly of West
Chester NY, aged about 60 years.
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Coal Ira d e .

Coal Trade.
Pottsvlle Rail Road to Sunbury for shipping, du-
ring the week ending on Sept. 23, 900 Tons.
Per last report, l3,243
Total H,2O3
Amount of Iron Ore transported, l,422
JOHN BUDD, WIN.
SusauEuANSA Coal TRADE,
Total amount shipped from Wyoming Valley, to
June 2lst, Tons, 7,ll6
ScHUILKiLL Coal TRADE.
To Sept. l6, Tons, 355,377
LITTLE ScHuYLKILL Coal TRADE.
To Sept. l6, Tons, 24,27l
DEL,wARE & HuDsos Coat TRADE.
To Sept. 4, Tons, 1875
PINE GRoyE Coal TRADE.
To Aug. 5, Tons, $4,000
MouST CARBoN RAIL Rom.
Amount transported to Sept. l6, Tons, 59,246
MINE HILL & ScHuYLKILL HAVEN RAIL Roam
Amount transported to Aug &c, Tons ls9, ,222
MILL CREEK Rail- Roam.
Amount transported to Sept 10, Tons 81, ,53s
ScHurLKILL VALLEY Rail RoAp.
Amount transported to Sept l6. Tons 4s,i54
LIHIeH Coat TnADE.
To Sept l6, Tons, $4,000
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LIST OF BOOKS,

LII. LIB. SNA5S3EBk2.
A NTIlONS Classical Diclonary; Lcmprier's
4 do; Answorth's do; Colb's do. English and
German do. Anthon's Caesar; Anihon's Grammer;
Anthems Cicero; Mai,'s Latin Reader; Ogly's do;
Andrews Latin Lessons; Dnnncgan's Lexicon;
Fisk's Greek Exercises; Davicss Lerendc,; l;racca
Maiora Adams's Roman Antiquics; Pinnocks
Go,lsmths England; do. Greece; 10y ellis Elements
of Geology; Mrs. LincoIn's Botany Elements Of
Botany; Bridges Algebra; Portcr'a Rhetorical Rca-
ders; Emcrsons Geography aud History; Olucy's
do; Pnrey's do; Smiths Grammet Krkham's do;
Hays Readers; Cobl's do Cnbb's ArithncIick,
Pixies do; Emcrson's do; Coh's Sprllng Books;
Towns do; Cobb's Table Books; Evangelical Fa-
mlly Library; Cottage Bibles; Family do Collitcr-
al do; Small Bibles and Tcstuments; Parkcr's Tx.
crciscs on Compositions Fruit Of the Spirit; Bakers
Saints Rest; American Revolution; Mauyatt's No
vsls; Mrs. Phelps on Chemistry; Had; Catechlsn
of American Laws; Letters on Natural Magic; Che.
mstry for Beginners; English Exercises adapted 10
Murray's Grammcr; Sequel to ComIcy's Spelling
Book; American Glass Book; DaboIls Schoolmos-
ters Assistant; great variety Of Blank Books &c.
August 20, lsIl.
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AddiCkS, VanIiUsen Il smith.
WHOLESALE SEcE, CAP,

Bonnet and Pain Leaf Hat Warehouse,
No. l67 MARKET STREET, ABOVE 4TH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
COUNTRY Merchants are respectfully requested
" to call and examine their extensive ASSORTMENT,
which they will sell on the most reasonable terms.
MAY 90, lS4l.-ly.
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e. p. s. j. II. FRICN.
-aw D. EEcT=TE..

-.L- = IL -. - = -=G .Es
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ROOkSEL
LERS AND STATION ER-,
No. l22 Chesnut Street, below 4th,
Philadelphia.
H EEP constantly on hand general assort-
IA ment of Books and Stationary ;--comprising
Theological, Law, Medical Classical, Miscellane
and School Books, Day Books, all sizes, Led~
gers, do. Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles, Writing
Papers Wrapping Papers, &c. &c which they OIL
Ter at the lowest prices to County Merchants Pro
fessonal Gentlemen, Teachers, and all others thar
may favor .hem with their custom.
Philadelphia, November 7, lsi0.-Iy
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TnE REvENUE BILL becomes law after the
30th of this month. For the last few days we have
received here very heavy importations CT goods
ticipation of the increased duty, and between this
and the 3oth large amount is expected to arrive
We hear that steam boats chartered to cruizc
bout the Hook for the two or three last days Of the
month, in order to bring up before the time expires
any vessel that may be fortunate enough to arrive.
In the meantime a number of cargoes have been
sold on specuIaton-the purchasers taking the risk
of the vessel arriving before the expiration Of the
time allowed by law.-N. Y. American.
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HAYS, ELLIOT, LYON & GOSH.
Wholesale Dealers.

In Foreign, British and 2merican Dry Goods,
No. IL NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILAnELPHIA.
COUNTRY Merchants can be supplied at all
~ times with an extensive assortment of the above
Goods on the most reasonable and satisfactory terms.
Nav 80, lSil-lv,
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SPANISH HIDES,
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

THE Subscriber Agent of Lyon u Harris, Hat
Manufacturers, for New York, Phiadcphia,
Baltimore and other large cities whose Hats
highly commended for good color and 8uraLiHty,
has on hand first rate assortment of HATS and
CAPS, suitable for Spring sales, which will I've sold
very low, for cash approved credit, at the nOfed
cheap store No. 40, North Third street, opposite
the City Hotel, Philadelphia.
OLIVER n. THACHER, agent.
n. b. Orders for Hats in the rough, promptly
attended to. The highest price in cash or trade
given for FV skins.
Philadelphis, April 10, ls4l.-ly
ATTENTION MERCHANTS, &c.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

CVUNTN CON NVISSIVNE EKN.
nlllllP NEiSER, of Augusta, at the solicita
lions of his friends, has agreed TO become a
candidate for the office of County Commissioner.
lie is farmer and mechanic, of unexccVtionable
character, and every way qualified to ill the office.
1t is generally admitted that according to the estd-
hlIshed democratic usage, Augusta township is en-
titled TO the nomination, We thyrrilrc recon-
mend Nh. Wescr as a stlunch democrat, and d &,
man for the office.
M.Sr IN SHANoEIN Ann ACou.rA.
Inlv 10 lSll.
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Good Will Fire Company
THE members Of the "Good Will Fire Com
l. pany" are requested to meet at the Court
House, on Monday Evening, Oct 1ih, at o.
clock precisely. Punclua attendance is required.
Sept. 25. J.H. ZIMMERMAN, Sec.
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MILL CREEK RAIL Roam.
Amount transported to Sept. 10, Tons 81 53
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Tho Veto pOtyer.

Judge Story, in his Commentary on the Consti-
tuition, held the following language on the veto
power Of the President
"Tho truth is, as has been already hntcj, tha, the
real eangcr is, that the Executive will use the pow
er too rarely. He will do il only on extraordinary
occasions. when just regard to the public safety
or public interest, or constitutional obligation,
a necessity of maintaining the appropriate rights and
prerogatives Of his office, compel him to the step,
and then il will he solemn appeal TO the people
themselves from their own representatives. Even
within these narrow limits, the power is highly val.
uabe and il will silently operate as preventive
check, by discouraeing attempts to overawe, or to
control the Executive Indeed one Of the greatest
benefits Of such power is, that its influence is felt
not mnch in its actual exercise, as in its silent
and secret energy as preventive"
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ScHurLKILL VALLEY Rail Roam.
Amount transported To Sept. l6, Tons s,i5i
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SusaUEHASSA Coal TRADE.
Total amount shipped from Wyoming Valley, to
June 2lst, Tons, 7,ll6
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-cENS e. CUMMINGS,
WHOLESALE SHOE, BONNET,

Cap and Palm Legf HW SlQrc,
No. 10 Sourn 4TH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, a.,
NNHERE an extensive assortment of the above
w articles are constantly kept on hand, for sale
at the most reasonable terms.
Nav % lSiI-ly
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LEaIeH Coat TaADF.
To Sept. l6, Tons, 4. 900
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MINE HILL & ScnuYLKILL HAVEN RAIL Roam.
Amount transported to Aug &c, Tons lS9,222
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-01-21
NOTICE.

YEyHE subscriber se,urns his grateful
m acknowledgements for past layofs.--
Having disposedlpf bis establishment, il be
comes necessary TO close business without
delay. tits expected iha, those indebted 10
The subscriber viii make immediate settle
ment, By Cash or Nole--tlie Cash would be-
preferred, as il takes that article 10 sallsi,
Journeymen and Merchants All accounts
not settled By the FIRST Of February viii be
handed over for collection.
TIOS. S. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, Sept. Ia. ls4O, 5ig
n. r. Belhune d Johnson having sue.
ceeded me in the business, heartily re.
commend lhcIu to my irieuds aud the public
as competent workmen, accommodating aud
punctual. have no hesitation in saying
lha, the 6rm viii give more general satsiac
ton than has ever been given heretofore. |
intend to remain wilh them Iof some time
for the purpose OF closing my business.
TilOS. 5. ALEXANDER.
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sTFOSEETT;S
Vegetable Life Medicines.

Vegetable Life Medicines
a Hl.sE medicines arc Indebted luf ihsi, sasa
NJ to their manifest and sla, be acton 81 r
f'iying the spfinga ard ehhnuels u i!it. atse-
dung them vito rene ard tone and uge'. 4
many hsndfrd certified eases ehich have <s
made pubic, and IN almost every species q q.
case 10 Wblci, the human frame ~ llahie . ~
~ effects Of MOFFAT'S LIFE Pills Aao
PHgNlN biFiERs have been gfsicfnlY ~
PUblicly aca1oa lsdgsd ny The pefso,s tsntt'nt
and Who we're pre- iogfly gasequainlcd srf q
besahiaily philosophical principles uPgn ais
hey afe cos Poeucsa, aEd upon ah.ch tafy -
Heggeui!y act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend lst
selves n diseases Of every to- IS and tescrpl.A-
Their hfsi operation ia 70 loosen from ihr oAa
Of tho stomach and bowels, dc yaftu0s imFaiaa
and crrdl'ics c1nat4n tly sctillne afouad t6tr -
% remove the hardened frees " leh collier ia =
cfhlSn!s,opS Of tho small tnlsHines. O.Htr 10
eirsg only partially cleanse these and Ielv, "a
collected uaasea behind as 10 pf0dnco aaelal
rosuyeness. with at l,s tfsIa 81 csiir u tlsa
diauhr1. With Ifs imminent 3inters. Tiaa
Is well known 10 all rcenlar anaiomists. q.
anime the human bowels after death md 80
the prejudice OF these well informed nra ,l1s
nata medietnez--or medicines pfeps I'd s1i q
aideddo the public BY ignorant persons TeN
tond effect If the Life Medicines ia 10 claaf,slh
kidnrys and The bladder, ard BIZ this nlaas a'
liver aud the iungs the heslthlul acton u VIA
onlFely depends p2on the regularity Of lasgf.'
- organs. The blood, which takes ". red q .
nom The agency OF The liver and iunes before
passes into iae heart, being thus purified BY sta,
ana nourished By food coming from 3 ccaa e.
mach, cpufs7n freely through the veins, reusri
every p1r, o. ihesy stem, and trlumpAanuy n14ni
Inc banner Of health IN the blooming check
Moiairs Vegetable Life Medicines have Ven
thoroughly tested, and pronounced a sosersignte
med5 to- Dyspepsis, flaiulenoy, Palpilailon d W
Heart, loas Of Appetite, Heartburn and Hat'
ache RcstIeGsness, IiLromner, ANXIETY, laagaf
and Melancholy, Cos,lycuess, Diarttaa, CAl'aA
fcgsrs Of all kinds. Rheumatism. Gout, DrF'a'
81 Oh kinds, Gravel. Worms, Asthma end Coz
sumption, sodfYy, Ulcers, lnvcterAto Sores $50
9niic btuPIians and Dad Compexi1ns, Sat l,heaN
frysipelhs, Common Colds and lafuonll, aua y
-Ious other complaints which alIllel tae hua.'
reme In FEVER and AGUE, paflieu'lfy, '@
Life Medicines have been most emiaenuy sorc'h
1I so much 50 that ia the Fever AMI Aga' or
ficiS, fhysiciens almost universally pre'si@
hem.
MOFFATT'S MEDICAL MANUAL, 6e'igf
q ss domestic guide 10 hcalh.--Ibs ll'''
'',an'fhlot, edited by w h. MoiIaii, 3T5 Broad"'i
20" York, has been published for the purpose .
spaihing more folly Mr.. Mon,dl'e theory CT ~
aaof, and viii be found highly interesting TO F'
ons seeking health II treats upon preyalen'oF
asrH, and the causes thereof Prices p cgn''-
y saIe By Mr. MofTitrs agents generally
These Valuable Medicines src for sale ty
T.. J. HOLTON,
Chariotic, ~. c
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BRIGADE ORDERS.

CoacOrG, ". C., Jan. /, ls4l.
To The Colonels Commanding the following Reei.
meats IN the lth Brigade and Attn Division oil
Au.ih Carolina Militia.
q on are, by these orders, commanded to pa.
u rsde sour respective Regiments follows
The Regiment Of Militia in Csbarrus ccanty at
Concord, On Thursday the 4th Of March next
the Regiment Of Cavalry composed Of the
Counties OF MscklsRburg, Cabarrus and Moatgo-
merry, At Concord, on Thursday The iih Of March
next.
The Regiment Of Volunteers composed Of the
CnrElies of Necklenburg Csbarrus and Monigo-
merry, at Concord, On Thursday the 4sh Of March
next.
TSe North Regiment Of Militia in the county
~ heeklsnburg, at Charlotte, on Tuesday the 9th
Of March next.
The South Regiment Of said County. at Hous.
TONS on THURSDAY the llih Of March next.
The Western Regiment Of Militia 10 the Coun.
Ig lf Montgomery, at Ebcn Hea'ns, On Tuesday
the 18th Of March nexf.
The Eastern Regimen, Of Militia Of said Coun.
", at Lawrenoeyiile, on Thursday the 18th Of
M4rcL next.
The at5ge Regiments viii appear on the DAYS
above mentioned Equipped as the law requires, al
10 oclaek, a ", for Review ard Inspection BY
the BligaJier General
WILLIAM c. MEANS,
Brig. Gen la Brigade N C. Militia,
The following OiHcers have been appointed and
Commissioned to compose the STAFF Of he Belsa-
der General Of the ll,h Brigade ana 4,h Division
u North Carolina Militia
MAJ William Btrrneer, Aid de Camp,
Mi William Alexander Brigade Inspector.
Capt. Robt S Young, Brigade Quarter Master.
Dr.. Charles J Fox, Brigade Surgaon.
All Officers and Privsles are commanded to re.
spec; aud obey them accordingly
WILLIAM c MEANS,
Brig. Gsn. I'm Brigade ~ c. Militia.
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Eis1 Of Eeffcts

. EM4INING in the Post Office al Charlotte
AZ ca tho Isl Of January, leil.
A-Miss Z. Alexander 2, Mrs Vira D. AIexan
der, i. ". Alexander, +. L. Alexander, Thos. S
Ashe. George Allen.
B-AIfs. l.. +. Brown, ". L. Black, ] Brernd,
G. 9 Bastick, W, 5. Banker, S. ~ Black, a. Ba
~, j. Etghg.a.
&C. S. Cox, Mss NJ Chamber, p. Craige
TITO. Cares, Il Co5urn, e. CadSel', Miss J. T
Chambers.
DIG. Davis, J. ". D.burry, r. I. David.
son, Mrs. z c. Dunn, s. Damn. Sugar Dulin, ]
Dickinson, Or. NJ. Dougheriy. Irs. ~ Davis, DR..
D. r. DUNBAR Mrs. J. Davidson, A. Durnyin.
E-D5. J Erwin, JOIN Eluood 2.
w. Finely, Sand. Feazie, J. c. Frazier, 4.
Flanagan, Miss Betsy Foster
CIV Cause. Benz. GuIlick, Dris,on Gray.
lI-paTid Hyatt, Mrs. Margf. Henderson. J. az.
Heath, Jos. Hayes, 8 2. Hill, Jos. W. Hampton,
S, 3. Hall.
J--Taaac Jones', Rnbt johnson 2, Ramon Ja
cota, Mrs. Mary Jones, r. r. johnson, r. NJ. ia
m'son, John johnson, Mrs. Ann Johnston, VIM.
Jzais-n g
Ed. o. Lambert, Miss NJ. Lsng 9, If. Law.
ing, D Lewis
NIB Mahan, J q. Morris, NJ. " Moor, IT,
Milton D. McRec, J. $. Moor, Mise Jane Mahan.
4. G. Miller, NJ. McGibbony. R. VI. Mulwee. H.
zcGIapghe,n, F. II. Maxwell, J. Montgomery,
Miss Msrgt Moore.
O-Jas. Orman Silas Orr
P--Mra. Mary Patterson. r. w. Parks 2, Susan
Polk, W Pnman, CorHeIia Parks
R-W. Il. Reed. Ned Richsoo, jos. Reed, Jos.
Ross 2, A. W, Klchlson, J D. Radgers.
S--Dsn Shrlby Mrs. Prudence Smith, Hugh
Smith, K Y. Smith, Wm. Sloan, Jun, Abraham
Scott, Jos r. Simple, Mrs. E. Scott D. sizer, No.
.es Strickland.
T-G. A. Todd, l.. Thomas, John Todd, S.
f.ricton.
VT 7. Walker, r. Warren. J. Witherspaon
}, Maubt~ Wallace 2, Aaron Wilhelm, Miles G.
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