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NOVICE.

IL. The partnership mercantile firm Of j. C. and
l.. J. Maupin of Mt. Meridian, was dissolved on
the 18th ultmo, by the mutual consent of the
parties. JAS. Z. MAUPIN,
LOGAN J. MAUPIN
be 10 1911 -
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Y a\uable Narnn foy Sale.

The subscriber will offer at public sale on the
2iih of February instant,
aGlstA l5AEM.
on which he now lives, situate in Bath county,
on the Chesnnt ridge, five miles from Panther
Gap, three and half miles from Millboroueh,
and three and a half miles from Green Valley,
containing
900 ACRES,
between 40 and so of which GA in good cultiva-
tion, and u.,!ar gooi ience-tle balance well
timbercd. The Improvements are comfortable
cabin and stable. smoke-house, and corn crib
also good orchard. 1t has good water upon it,
The terms of sale will be one half the purchase
money in hand, and the balance in two equal an
nual payments. WIN. SWEARINGEN.
Feb. ,, 1927.
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WILLS PATEIIT 3EDsTlAD,
LAW PARYNERSIAlP
STUART AND BALDWIN.

's1'lE undersigned have formed partner
a ship in the practice of Law III the various
Courts held in Stauaton. Business entrusted to
their management punctually attended to.
The junior partner will practice in no other
Court, and will therefore devote his undivided
attention to the business Of the firm.
ALIEN. ii. II. STUART,
JOHN b. BALD WIN.
May 10, 1871.
AS my duties as member OF the next Con-
gress will withdraw me from home for some
months during the present and the next year, it is
proper TO state to my clients that expect TO at
tend the most important sessions of the Courts
at Staunton, and thai in my absence my partner,
MIR. Baldwin, will occupy my Office and give
prompt attention TO my cases now on the docket,
as wei as to such new business as may be con
fded 10 us jointly.
ALEX. II. II. STUART.
Nav I3
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DIR. v. G.. FISHER,

E}ANING removed to Staunton, offers his SER
- d vices to the citizens of the Town and its
vicinity, in the various departments of his Pro-
iession.-!!c can be found at Capt McClung's.
January 81, 1912.
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AASEY NOVACN.

THIS is to notify the Debtors Of the late
Firm OF j. S. Lightner g. Hardin, that all Ac-
counts and Bonds due to the said Firm, if not
paid by the first of March next, will be placed in
the hands Of proper officers for collection, without
reserve.
J. S. LIGHTNER g. HARDIN.
Jan. 81, 1Si2.-3t
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The Book Bindery of the Virginia Institution
for the Deaf and Dumb, is now in operation. and
prepared to receive orders for binding in any s,vle
An assortment Of B!aa@ Books will always be
kent on hand.
N. b. Blank Books ruled to any pattern.
Dec. %, 1911.
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N0MI0N
TO TIE ELECTORS OF AUGUSTA
COUNTY

COUNTY!
IN pursuance Of Writ of Election, directed
10 me from the Speaker Of the House of Dele
gates, notice is hereby gicen, that an election will
be held at the Courthouse of Augusta County,
aud at the several Precincts established BIZ law,
o" MONDAY, lie IN dag IF February neat,
Tor the election of a DELEGATE to serve in
the said House OF Delegates, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Gen. Briscoe g..
Baldwin, who has been elected to the bench of
the Supreme Court of Appeals.
The Commissioners appointed to ssperintend
the Election in April last. will superintend the
Election now to be held, without further notice.
JOHN G. SOW ERS,
&erUyr .9ngusta County.
The following is list Of the Commissioners of
Election at the different Precincts.
At the Court ilouse-James Bell, Littleton
Maddei, John McCue, John X. Moore, Jacob
Baylor.
AT Middlebrook-John Sproul, Col. William
Wilson, Matthew Wilson, BARNARD Lownan,
John McChesney.
At Mt. Sidney-John Scawright, John Craw-
ford, jr. Il. L. Wilson, Addison Hyde, Adam
Link.
AT Decrfeld-Wm. Guy, WIN. Ramsay, VIM.
Glendy, WIN. Clayton, Eugenio Irvine.
At Observation-Disclosures Massic, Chas.
Patrick, Archibald Stuart, John b. Taylor, Liv-
ingston Waddel.
AT Mt. Solon-James A. McCue, David Grit
fifth, John Irvine, VIM. Il. Blair, Armstrong
Rankin.
At Greenville-James NJ. Lilley, James Hen
ry, Ballard Smith, John Newton, John Brown
lee.
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NOT lIE.

THE undersigned vii! receive scaled propo-
sails, until Tuesday the LIST day Of March next,
for covering With tin, the Virginia Institution
for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb and of
the Blind, at Staunton. The Contractor will be
required 10 put in alternate propositions, LIST.
How much per square of roofing tin so by IA
inches for the workmanship, all materials found ;
and how much per square, the contractor finding
all materials. End. How much per square Of
No. common tin, for the workmanship, all ma
terlas found-and how much per square,the con-
tractor finding AL materials.
If materials are found by the Institution, bond
and security will be required FOR the faithful per-
iormance of the contract. In either event 25 per
cent of the cost ofthe roof will be retained until it
is thoroughly tested against leakage.
The roof contains about 90 squares. We will
at the same time receive proposals for spouting
and gutiering, Of the largest size, and with tin Of
the best quality.
EiT G, $f e; KINNEY M; , Ereeun,e
JAMES POINTS, Committee.
Feb. 3, 1871.
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JUST aE:S;S :-:s. y ,ss..7,
And for sale by The subscriber,
A lot of Fresh Butter, ..
WIN. CRAIG.
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POSTPONEAlENT.
The above sale is postponed until Tuesday the
Sth of February. J. CRAWFORD,
Feb. ,, 1912. Trustee
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FOE EZgRE-A NEGRO MAN g. BOY
tho man about 80, and the boy abont IL
years of age. Apply TO GEORGE NJ. CocIi-
RAN, Esq. Stanton.
Feb 3, 1912.
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lEMlLh s. WINl7IaD GOODS
TE'HE subscriber has opened large assort-
L. ment of
FALL G WIN IINELz1 GG0DSo.
Also variety CT LOOKING GLASS rs, "a
full assormentof COTTON YARNS, & CAN
DIE W!Ck--a case of well finished ENG
LISH GuNS--COARSE BOOTS a superior
article-best London and Philadelphia POR-
'rER-and all kinds OF fresh GROCERIES.
DAVID KERR.
Staunton, Nov. Is, 1871.
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~ Tho Girard Bank of Philadelphia has
failed.
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Doctor Phelps Compound Tomato Pills
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EsssssM5te TgeGicSMes, 81

Doctor Boykin's Ambitious Pills.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE cOttNT~pAHISH OF WEST
HA1rlM HflIII4E


by virtue Of an order of The Probate Court
d LIE Parish Of East Baton Reugs, will ba
sold bysti,e undersigned Judge of The Parish
81 West Baton Rouge ax@efficio Auetionesr
for tha Hsttia parish. on
WEDNESDAY, the I'd day Of August next,
1T 10 o'efoek, A. Nj, at The Judges office. The
following property, belonging 10 thg success.
zion Of tlle l4ta julie Lsbsau, deceased, vi.
dow Of Alexis Tfaaeati, 10 Wit
A lot Of ground situated III the Parish of
West Baton Rouge, containing three arpsnH
more Or lees, fAeIng Tho river, with VII lie
breadth belonging thereto, bounded 1T tbs
present Oh the lover side by tho land Of Dr.
WIN. Stone, and The higher part by Denp-
Soy 7. Cain, the said land being the undivided
ball Of six arpsus in tho front, more Of less.
together with all thereto belonging,
Conditions Of Hals
The sum Of @ssss33 80 l-3 cash Sss5br51 &c
payable on the 3ist December, 1912 tho
same sutn payable on tts alst December,
tsIs afd tie HatHb sum on tbe a1st UatetH4
bar, 1914 and the surplus, should thars be
any payabls IN 6ps and I've years from tha
DAY II sale. The whole in notes endorsed
satisfactorily, and mortgage on tbs property
until faal payHtHnts H. FAVH0T,
iufie II ~ +, T.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09
sTOp THE THIEF.

One JAMES NOLAN, a c~onsumnate VAL
lain, landed at this place about the 10Th Of My
last, from Baton Rouge, La, where hes had
lived as An overseer, and has Il brother and an
uncle by the same name. and hired from Cane
& Bennett a cIay-bank dun Horse, which he
was to return that eVeiiug OF the next day.
Said horse had a blaze face, fax name, white
tail, was Of common size, trots and paccs5
with u fine Spanish saddle, covered with black
patent leather, quilted btck-skin seat, extend
ins dounthc skirts, brass knob in front, and
rim behind, stirrupa Of the same metal. He
has, it is supposed, gone to Texas, where he
will continue, Of course, 10 peFpetrate his
crimes, and ii is hoped that all good citizens
will aid in feFrctting ont the scoundre1. No
Ian il u good looking man, about rs years Of
age, red face, dark hair, and We think, has
dark blue Or gray brown eyes; wore . white
Russiasrabbit hat, and 0 th1n checked coat.
1t is hoped that newspapers will publish hin.
N. 3. The said Nolan having previously
committed similar crimes, we will give the
fine animal as a reward for the delivery Of
the property and thief to rs.
CANE & BENNETT.
Shreveport, Caddo Parish, La.Jane 4. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09
aILORTNG.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE:

Tarish Of East Baton Rouge.
Uvirtua Of an order from the Hon. the
Jud Of the Court Of proDates in and for the
paJh 81 East Baton Rouge, State Of Lonisi-
aJwiH be sold by the undersigned Parlst
Jge and ez-ofleio A~ucfioneer, on
JEsDAY, the 18th day Of July next, 1912
tween the usual hours Of sale, the folIow.
b described property, belonging TO the sue
ession OF the late Elisabeth Thomas, deceae-
4. widow Of Henry Thomas, deceased; to
BIT:
| Two lots Of grouEd SITUATED in that part
the town of Baton Rouge laid out by the
E. R~eauregard.
Also the foIlowingaarned slaves:
Nancy, aged abott 40 years, and her two
childrsn. viz: Nelly, 8 years, and
Margaret, . yars.
PhiIlis, aged abo4 20 years,
Sally, 10 years,
Francis, ~ years,
Charlotte, +" As years,
One pair of oxent
Thirty head Of Gale, more or lees,
One OK cart,
Stock of hogs,
Twenty head Of deep,
Household and kShen furniture,
4 quantity Of larand meat,
sundry articles ofroesriss,
Farming utensils, y.
Terms Gale:
The lots and slaves psble in thsse install
msnss. to wit January, A3 Janaary, 1874
.Ianuarv. 1915; the persal ~rroper.g. for ali
sums Under twenty dola, Cash ali snros
Of 520 and abose mat Aunt, in January,
1913. Purchasers 70 rum endorsed notes
to the satisfaction OF 'fs nainistrator, bear
ing ten per cent af.er a%aaantil paid, with
mortgage. andpaTable m
The sale to take place lie late rer,denca
Of the deceased. CHI TESTER.
June IL 10 stsh Judge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09
CARD.

noefpB joHv e.. Wst1tAas respectfully ten.
defE his professional services 10 the citizens
OF Ishton Rouge and its vicinity sshopes,
from his long experience IN the treatment Of
diseases Of the South, having been extensively
engaged III the practice of Medicine, Surgery,
and Midwifery. for a term Of more than thirty
ye4Fs, Ia be entitled to a share Of public PIT
trenagt. He will attend promptly 10 all pro.
f~esa,onal calls, and lbs charges In MI cases
will be made with n due regard 70 The pressure
Of The times. DR.. w. will be in Baton Ro1ge
every day, except prevented by professional
business in his absence any COMMUNICATIONS
left ut the store Of kfsssfs. J. i Il. F. Phillips
Il Co, will be attended Ia.
AfIlnatet. July .. 1919. e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09
TATE OF LOUISIANA.
In Third District CouEt-pzrish Of East
Baton Rouge

D@tsH souEes
Iarneshcca D
vs.. No. 1879.
Henry Aidrieh.
By virtue of an order OF seizu~s and sale,
issued in the above entitled suit, from ths
Hon. Third District Court, in and for the
parish aforesaid. and directed 10 the Sheriff Of
said parish, will be exposed to public sale, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day of August. 1912.
at the Court house, in the town Of Eaton
Rouge. commencing At II o'clock, !. n, ali
the right, title, interest and claim Of the as~
fsisaant IN Or to the following described pro-
pertsyy. 70 wit:
A Certain lot or paraal1of ground. situated
IN the town Of Baton Rouge containing tuo
arpens thirsy-siz perches and a hall, saaars,
French measure, bounded ON the nossh by
lands Of &. R. Black, east by Iaads granted %
Henry Grandpres, and west by pnhiic land.
with ali the buildings and inspsosenensa
thereon, seized 10 satisfy the judgment, inte-
rest, and costs in the abovs emitted suir.
Terms of sale Cash. Ii c. MORRIS.
july p Deputy Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09

Garter is elected to the Senate in East Fell
ciana, in place Of Judge Scott. We are also
informed that Walker and Perkins are elected
70 the House, iron the same parish.
Ry running over the above figures. il viii
Re seen that nawson'S majority in the district
is Co. Our friend RNhbsr is badly beaten,
but though beaten, he is net cast down. He
rs as cheerful and gay as ever. and like Jacob
Faithful, trusts in better lack next time
q In St lHars's Johnson has &C majority.
Moore. the Wing candidate for Congress, 2Ia
over BrTce; Palfrey, for the State Senate, ~;
Brashear, for The House. - majority. 81.
MARI i Naig throughout.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09

ExetSKs or NAR.-The New York Sun, af-
ter noticing the destructive shell invented by
DIR. Alexander Jones, and the floating battery
proposed BY Mr., Stevens, as very effective en-
sfines in war, adds
Scarcely a week passes bat we receive in
formation o. some new warltke invention.
We know ola cannon IN this city that throws
TO balls per minute with the greatest regula-
rity and precision. independent Of the direct
action Of steam or e%unpowder. We know Of
a submarine machine which can De propelled
with the greatest facility, and made % remain
submerged any required length of time. And
finally. we know Of an invention Ut once the
most magnificent of the age. in comparison
with which Icnes' she'll or Stevens battery
weuld blush fer shame of mercifplness 1t IS.
to apply electricity in warfare and however
novel and preposterous the idea. it has been
examined ny several magnates Of science,
who have Rnhesitatlngly declared it 10 be
based on strict philosophical principles, and
decidedly the most important discovery in
nodern times for purposes Of warfare. The
inventor. whose name we are not at liberty to
disclose, has been engaged for several years
II peFfecting this noble project, and if expert
freas and philosophy are TO BE- atall depended
on, we may fondly anticipate, that the period
is not far distant when, as a consequence, the
fern war will be elected from our languages.
We have given the subject this notice not on-
" from a sense of the obligation resting on us
10 chronicle all important inventions, but also
% inspire with full confidence those who en-
foneously imagine that we are unable TO cope
with the FIRST nations OF the earth.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09

Hnupn 1stAHp-ATha insurgents III Rhode
Islaf1 have been EisHlf,g UP afhihef lid
fpHs generally nofF. with aeista insurgents
ffein nalghtefihg sfateH, nude 4 descent on
Ithude Island shafe lIs company WINS in
efahssd BY lafge numbers. They we're. how.
ntef. ,tpt promptly aud after strong threAts Of
Ngr, dizpsfted Hbff aehln fed The stals.
liz a difficulty that occurred 1T Eltaraeh |, one
tia, was wounded, ahd ahetbef Atlietl IN
The 9Th tlt d dreadful s'offn did gfeat daft4
aga IN the ne Ehbofla.ei Of Little 1alls.
Tuatta*s@Ihe HfffaHta arrived 1T boston
ati Hhe tBth jnha, "A days from liverpool.
The Bhiy interesting intelligence from Eng
land. IL The despatch u a special message 10
tlth Ititea %Fitaiss. the appointment nf Captaih
Elliott tof thn china expedition eBtaIl to
Tasas. and Al attempt in tttft Of some mad
cap Ia shout Tie 9hsea. However. hi harm
vas done the pistol 1hiHaed tlte, aud The iaa
TENDED ASSASSIN was arrested
H4aHh-fhe uhion und the Mechanics and
itdhflH hAHhs sHAiNHt3l SI51H pay tftHtS
last NendaY. They atH nov quoted at = te II
pei efbb discount by lfta brokers III Tie city.
For goods, except with some titntd business
man, thHse notes pass current We shall lie
mHst happy To receive them i'll payment for
tle small suns due rs
HRuw.-AOn The autlt tlt. Il sH,Hft frost, fol-
lowed by snow two inches deep. was expert
stfua Ia the State If Nav York.
uT The MnfIistaWn 1etsagtnhn speaks Of
several wells III these "diggins' ttlat ebb and
dow about si2 fest once rYefY twelve hours.
'IaB vtw atttna-The Appeftiohmsat Hill
has passed both houses Of Na5ngfsBs. aetat@
ding 10 the ~tjenate's amendments, aud will no
doubt receive the signature Of The President.
Ihe number ar Representatives app6ftigttea
III each state. will he ~ fnllpwet
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09

9'IAAs4'The New Orleans IapefE Of yes
tefia NentAin ~alylees Ifuin Tekgs to the lib
itat. Congress assembled OIL the gpltt June,
The object u this sHeaiol II to devise relief
for The treasury. and consider the ptoPtiety d
invading Mesito, This project ia losing ia4
vof, and will be abandoned.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09

ar A NOTE received this morning from .
! gentleman in New Orleans, says aHapidss
gave hfuitan 81 Or 40 niatnfttyaaBil tiss hoee'
| fafa ticket elected.
"ttafi has again fed ffnft Kittlas Island
III r%iaafumluea, Motion has ahtsiasi . ma.
ierity of n. Iii 1T. Bernard, Johnson has Il
majority.
Nuftef Under the new arrangement,
the mail fntlnerly received here Oh fftdaY is
not received till Saturday morning Netate
consequently determined 10 lalef tbs Fttblt-
cation NJ eif sheet until The afternoon, 50 az
10 give The news by lie morning tHails
The present arrangement IT the mail IL the
u,aat infsavetinat and ~utiatpiis thai could be-
devised. The days fof delivery are badly
~ettoHph ard then, We arc informed, but fttg
past .oIiitaa between tiataa RptgH aaa New
Orleans are supplied aH tat aefly. Except
ttag plaalafaine and nstalIett,ytit#. Ill tha
off 80 are ~t,asBel. BY t1ia bpat, " tt9at ieats
ing or taking Il, "A mail.
~lltyFfts AHp sfltHts Now that ell The
banks haze suspended except The Louisiana,
tl,a fatat If ihstb Al IL below Iars Ihr Lou
iHfaha haze 81 snall ii circulation that silver ts
~i.nrenpafebiY mora plenty than her bills.
The circulation il made up Of pntes If the
suspended batthH. and every man ehdeafofs
10 make what he tan IN lie Nay 1T in1thtlas
ting these. THE seller discounts on the httYs
or. and The tnHtl who is paid 1n hin who fayF.
10 saY neither more OF less Of this gatits,4~it
ltas . strong relation to lnreaHtteiietisihla
ransanss ; for what il The 4 ilefntiee IN TAX.
Ing these mites at par and passing then, at
par. aud 'aking them at I'D per cent, ilHteiiit
and passing them ut The same ! We ehhtlot
understand il and due notice ls hereby Civ
at, that We will take ut PAT City. tatfolltott,
Mechanics Il Traders, La. State hbd Union
paper. for al bills due us aud II those we
owe will take lhs same If us, IN tie same
terms. we'll pay IT not, they can gnt any uth-
Ut fefaan 10 pay our bills who feels a dispesi-
thei 10 do fe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Court-Parish of East
Baton Rouge.
James Mansker }
VS., mo. 23lT.

IAIS IIEUIpVIss
On motion of Counsel for the syDdic Of the
creditors Of James Mansker, and on fling the
tableau Of distribution, Il is ordefed that no
tice be given to the creditors Of said insolVant
to show cause, within ten days from said no
tiee, why said tableau Of distribution should
not be h~ornologated and made the Judgment Of
the court.
A true extract from the minutes,
70. A. HOLT.
June 23d June, 1912, 20 Deputy Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09
a11un,a noMEgrfc MEDICINE.

This work Is 4 cotnpsnd Of The practice Of
medicine, containing much invaluable nnsdi=
cal knowledge, and Il we'll calculated for the
~perasat Of al planters and farmers. who rnay,
by following the directions therein given, not
only save much expense, but be instrumental
in saving many lives. The directions are
plain. and the practice scientific. safe, and VT
lttaide for sale by g. M HEHOaAN,
june IL III Agent
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09
West Baton Rouge, July stii, is4z.

To srrrus~ Van WfxEtF.
You ara hereby notified TO corn menet forth
with working on your road III This Parish, ex@
tending from the line Of Beniamin joy 10 the
leyee on Fausse river, and from said levee to
The line Of Mr.. Dnpree, and have the same
completed according 10 law, withiusen days
from this time. J. G. KNOX,
july . ~ Inspector, Eight, Ward.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-09
LIST or LETTERS

ua..,t III, /, in ,s,.st Office n 1,sfan
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% sant teahe Deaa Letter oftsss' IL h9s
t~blseta eIt IN Three tnentlis.
A.
Armstrong. Tags. Atkinson VIM II. Allen
Hsv William, Academy Trustees OF west ba+
ton Hoags.
Hack Mrs Sarah T, Hefffaad Tfephitass =,
n]ettfaha Mons. betsl Nous !. bfady y p,
Franklin. brown y Kaufman. brown James
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John W. Browning I~hetnas, Hfanklnslilp 1so
II Y, Blanchard BtlvaHF. HHWlWiH JoltH#H IL,
Buusdtat I u, Haatitsaara Madame Y, blaha
sFftsEtlias Bend Rev fhGs M bra thompson.
Bathey Pleasant w. bryan Elylfa u III Baiihs
Eli1Hbetht Bennett los NJ Hazzagilt Joseph,
Dell w II, Beitle ] q.
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