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vi EI)iCAL.

0RRIs TOOTH " AsA-EIepal81 iIs1x g eEaEPcl e
Wash psrsly yesesbs pFepsr.s,0n pssssaIs Tie p.ops'
aesith state preventing unpleasant sste odoar
he nYath whether arising fro deeayed teeth OF from d
.rpsed stats Of TIN stomach, II /. f,- -.-i i II
dsgnsd to be Used with tooth brIsh ans VIII b icnn
70 the necessity Il powder keeping 1e teeth clee
ad preventing tho wearing away Of the sas the teeth
useful in Of gums restoring then
healthy rate and Causing them contract around the
sseth Ii painful Of e gums arising for
eIpesare 70 cold will DC ionpS highly esnsGcsl y 2 pa
before retiring 20 res. THIS method recepmsnds! BY emf
mulate durna the day entirely removed and the mont
Kept through tho night IN clean sweet and healthy state
Of poor huSsn,ty but how many nsslscs the sspop ne
needed Amsns these know Of pleasen
and emectua than tho Os Tooth Wash eesnses and wh,
Id Boston Momins Post. F'
The Ons Tooth Wash tessrreps even sssa .:
sur ensmel.-f Boston Transcript
Tor sale By the principal drugnists in IL ctv rnlr
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

'IO- VI hOHSES-S bUSHEL, practical
= Veterinary Surgeon would inform me public
mad seven Jeans practice IN the British Army will
pay every attention 10 horses the stable Charges
moderate 70 suit The tines He would inform whose
horses rhy that call
would be Satin day, they will be abe
Monday knds of horse med inc kent constantly hand
Wa Balls Of aud
dnou powders Is cen.s blisteng ontmen ., hoof
vnt,nen l2h cent? article OF horie
Tor sprans buise ne price rs cents Advice grats
residence No az Robinson Of Greenwich
je
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DEAFNESS.
RS CASTLE & EDWARDS. AUR lists.

DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE q EDWARDS, AURISTS,
0S1 BROADwAY.-Extact -
COl cheeHuy comply with the request ef Licut. Nc
ntosh testify that he waA usaded home unit duty
Il Of os deafness sud dchages from In.
himself under the prefessosa Of Ds Castle and
Aunts Uuder recovered his hearing and
has returned 30 his military duty:
Signed, H. McNEVEN, NJ. D.,
Surgeon 70 H B. M. Forces, Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
AsuIe for deainess palms, buzzngs.
singing sounds ears, econs OF hard
ed Of the Their Acoustic Oil has been
popular remedy all diseases Of the for
wards o! twenty Ofces removed 3sl Broadway,
CORNER OF w hite street il-it m3l lm~r
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MADAME COSTELLO.

EEMALE PERIODICAL PILLs-,Gu.lanss.d IN evsry
ssss is .ss
ale. Care semealne. necessary to eiI use though the,
u sss
jAYNs's CAHMINATIvE BALsAM.-It Is, well
but 50 eoD,pcu.us have been II. nrative
nsaT s 'Sis SWIM
N .a n s s emo
ai.o Dc Isa act the .tsmaeh ,sr
he ssa tq ~ L s IL: Ky
.lsmsau ! ch composed SOLD whoI,.4ie ana
@ 7.s,' No sssiE: B. Soas q ss'1r ss'
X 90 70 a, 3scsdw.y. free 30cs il 2~sm
PRIVATE SELF. CURE.
DOCTOR JokDAN's bpec,hc Packages, Nos. and 2,
- tor the pr MT Of dneaaes, any
ay tent, the nns year. sa sSees
hs u varied 10, ss so.e % s
uied by he Moritor private Treatise maiadiss
f iof Hs sSrss
o 81 s. ns, mad
zines required further charges made Pie So each
pea r'qn!t FOR sssofhas o. 1sssr.a disease
The Monitor alone so One oar paid ensaiesit
Doctor Jordanf Specific Packages enable the patent to
Sold only Z Drug Store 60 Frne Street, corner of Marion
oees Tor
Center door beiow drug store. m26 imsr
SIK ASHLEY COOPENe Iusty celebrated and truly Ell.
~ caciols Salvs for niles basey
couatsfe'ted and sold to unknown We caution s
buviog without careful TIE gen.
uin sold 1T 35 Broadway, and b. Hoadey anil
H2 Water st'est: Williams, M b-e and CIalp, % Maiden
throughout the country Price % per
PRINCIPAL office go Broadway, Nex York mysl lmsr
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. =
OR. ELVEAU. office l29 LIBERTY suect, near Green
wch street. whose great the Of
plants rsine from the total Of the
menses has gained for him deems but p
ce that much Of his belongs to the
truly wonderful effects OF the Portuapssc Female Pills. or
which for the United Sates Their
certainty ia all female surprising. (See adver
ise q column Of fourth CHge.l
DR. Meveau be Consulted all complaints incident
ismsi~s r'h the'stvct~sf rrr6ian~r MIS- linz dvswv
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(jLb PORT WINE AND OLD BRANDY The sub
ero-r mem "a sale very Port aud Brsi dy
p,sl o u"msru h.hiy muend, d y. h prevail
.lidrmic an BET DAVIS
w.,
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WATCH MAKERS AND WATCH JEWEL
I4EkS

Respectfully info his nen6s that he has esuned former
business al M Fulton street. between Broadway aad
street, whefe he Is ed 20 dinner
parties. clubs Nc. N his former well knowns le.
spsco and for Refe Committees Courts
Martial NC X; In CT nstan readiness former tines
ieaI In
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COMMUNICATED.
TIE ocEoLA.

This splendid steamer, which plies between Wash
ngton and Norfolk, is perhaps the best boat of her
inches in the United States and, like bird she
skins the heavy swels of the Chesapeake. Al
though she has been put up to her full speed
within one-iourth of her power, she may be account
ed very fast sailer. Besides Raub's double self
acting safety valves have been appended to her boil
ers which give double security against explosion
and the coapsing of Hues These great preyentives,
by their perfect operation, will give and uner-
ring warning Of the least approach of danger there
fore, many of the travelling community give this
boat preference over all others, the owners of
which have not similarly made provision for the Sc
curity Of llte and the preservation Of property.
A PASSEN GER.
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From the .N;to YORK aurora
THE AQUATIC EXCURSION AT BROOKLYN.

a ! LIZ n.
This novel and beautiful spectacle, which came Off
yesterday, was all that had been predicted for it,
Never have we witnessed so grand end lovely a
scene. Commander Hudson, who had char-c Of The
expedition, acquitted himself on this ccasion la t.c
most gallant and satisfactory manner. The IadIe,
were especially delighted, and re olvud. mem. con
that Commander Hudson must be promoted for the
charming manner IL which the affair was brought
In the boat with the Prcsid. Mt were Cant. Sand.
and FAMILY, Collector Curtis and family, and r. G.
Netmore, Navy Agent The gentlemen all dis,ir-
gulshed themselves by their attentions to the od,r
and The whole affair such as will be long reneu
bered by those who had the pleasure Of participating
m H. s
The collation. which had been proyide5 a., u.c
house OF Com Sands was . perfect bj,,, in ifs ,ys,
aud the polite attentions Of the host made tbc don,
est impression upon the guests The thing had been
admirably arranged, with all the tact and p,o tss
Tor which tie officers Of our navy are 20 distin.
guished
collation. was laid below yairs for the gentle
men, while suit Of apartments had been elegantly
pre- AIRED up stairs for the accommodation Of tie Ia
dies. We noticed that our polite Collector Mr. Cur.
us, and the gallant Navy Agent Mr. Weimofc.
seemed TO have very poor appetite for the good
W ngs below stairs, and were together with sc,cr,
ofcers OF The army and navy, apparently under the
influence Of an attraction Of no ordinary force which
kept them IN the upper apartments on duty amongst
lhe ladies' creams, and other cooling and delicious
delicacics.
The scene, on tie forming of the boats IN refur,
to Castle Garden, was grand and intefcstiU5. AZ.
though perhaps u might have ben somrwb.i more
hec'iVc, had there been more time allowed in which
tn form the lmmense number Of boats into prore.r.p
as was nended. As It was, however the Pr,..0,rt
b I'd COZ sd,r bly, overstlyed the time which bsdH.rn
allotted tor ms wen 20 Bro klyn and was c,,,s.sI
TO del ART Immediately ioi the g ,rden
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A MISTAKE.

The statement going the rounds Of the news
papers, that the Convention recently held IN
New Hampshire. at which The Hon. Lew
Woodbury. presided, bad declared a preference
for MIR. Van Buren,, as the next Democratic
candidate for the Presid, ncy, is Incorrect A
resolution to that effect was introduced, but was
voted down by decisive majority. MIR. Wood
bury opposed IT, and suggested the propnely OF
not declaring preference for any particular
man. His sugge.lion was adopted.
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NEW WORKS.

LIFE or ALEXANDER THE GREAT-liarpers
Family Library. This work should be in every
gentleman's library, and read by every Amerl-
can, young aud old Price rs cents.
The NrIGnBoRs. by Mary Hewitt This,
NE are tod by gifted lady who has read II, is
one of the most interesting stories of the day
Price II l-2 cts.
The above works may be had Of Mr.. Franck
Taylor of this city.
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A PAMPHLET.

The refutatiol oe the charges made by Mr.
Bots (one of the Clay leaders, against Pres'-
dent TYLER, which has just appeared IN the
Madisonan, has also been printed in pamphlet
form, Tor distribution among the People. Or
ders from distance for any quantity will be
promptly a,tend, TO. Price SO per hundred
We trust our Giends in all parts of the Union,
will contribute TO lay this document before the
People.
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WmLlAMsprne. 26lh MAY. Is4

NiLL'AAsBUhG, ZOlh May, J64j
GESTLrurS Yours of the 18th, inviting me to a
public dinner, to be given tomorrow by the citizens
Of Northampton in celebration Of the recent election
in this Congressional District, by which the purity
and integrity Of the character Of our fellow citizen
the Hon. Henry A Wise was fully vindicatcd, - has
this moment reached me. Had IT come to hand IN
time for me to comply with your very polite and fat
teriug invitation, Il would have afforded me great
pleasure to manifest, by joining in your public tr-
umph, my satisfaction at the result Of our late cleo
ton and my high regard for the personal and polt-
cal character Of Mr.. Wise but have barely time
to say you in haste, before the closing Of the mail
that though absent in the body shall be present io
the spirit; and that whilst | regret that my absence
FROM town prevented my receiving your invitation in
time 10 take part in your public rejoicing, yet shall
endeavor to be always in place when the cause Of
Repubcansm shall require the very slight aid which
I may be able to render.
Very respectfully,
LEML- j. BowDEN.
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Pfcsident had desTcd 70 fide y IN tls NIuUsPHas
car" be had only TO step Into i. But he chose
TO demolish il, and ihus The Globe thanks han
for IT, Such ba ingraliiude can find no re
Spouse in the breasts OF The true Democracy I;
but The Gil BEES article will be vauningly cop
led by The Clay papers, which will sun the
Globe equally as well.
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From u 4. National Intelligence

The United States frigate RARrrAS, which ha.
been on the stocks at Philadelphia for more han
twenty years, was launched on Tue day last amidst
We cheers Of the large assemblage Of spectators.
SON (of the United States Maribes) were pre- mt on
the occasion.
The RsRtrAN rs frst-class frigate, and is pierced
Tor "a guns, Her dimensions are length on deck
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CHaRLrs CRY Couxrr, MAY "a, ls43.


GENrLrnrs Your letter. dated the 18th May
conveying me an invitation TO be present the dinner
TO be given at Fastye TO the Hon Henry A. Wise
has just reached me- and hasten to acknowledge its
receipt.
Ii would afford me sincere pleasure, gentlemen 10
be with you on that occasion; and, as constituent
Of Mr.. Wise, to unite in rendering him the proposed
tribute of applause and respect For ten years he
has been our representative in the public councils
during all which time he has boldly and fearessly
maintained those great principles which lie at the
foundation Of political Institutions and are con
nected with the perpetuiiy Of the Union itself BY
re-electing him, you have done, by so command
ing majority to the station which be has so long
adorned, under the extraordinary circumstances in
which he was placed, you have, if possible, given
him additional claims to the general confidence. So
may il ever be that honest constituency in des-
pte Of the workings Of faction, may justly appreciate
the conduct and motives Of honest repres NATIVE,
and award to him full measure Of justice.
In consequence Of engagements which leave me. at
this time no leisure, regret that cannot be with
you, but beg you to believe that full concur with
you in the proprcy Of the proposed testimonial Of
respect and confidence.
be pleased, gentlemen, to accept for yourselves,
and for those you represent assurances Of my highest
regard,
JOHN TYLER
Messrs. II. p. C. Wilson Geo. p Fitchett, WIN.
Alex. Thorn, Thos. J. L. Nottingham, Peter s. Bow
doin--- Committee
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Gnsrlsags Il received your invitation to public
dinner TO be given by number OF the citizens OF Nor
Hampton 10 the Hon. II. A. Wise on the 2Ith inst
Itgould give me great pleasure TO be present at
The festival, and regret II will not be IN my power
to remain in your county 10 attend IL. But have
been so long from my home, and am so anxious to
return 10 IT, that shall leave here as soon as my
court adourns which will be this evening
subjoin a toast, which will thank you to present
to the company.
Very respectfully,
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Lorp's SPRING, MAY %, 1913.

GENTLEMEN: have just received your invitation
to dinner to be given to the Hon. Henry A. Wise,
the 9th instant, and exceedingly regret that cir
cumstances beyond my control will prevent me from
accepting the honor you have rendered me. ] should
be most happy to meet you and him upon that occa-
sion, an congratulate you both the just relations
which happily subsst between you. | am not sur
prised that his fame should be dear TO you, for re-
gard him honor not only to the district but to
the State which gave him birth To his abilities the
world can testify; and after having had many oppor
tunities for observing his course in public and pr-
yac capacity, agree with you in believing that pu
rty Of motive and elevation Of purpose have charac
terized his course in all the relations Of life.
With many thanks to you for your kindness, and
with a high estimation of the honor you have done
me, am, with great respect,
Your OBJ dent servant
II. NJ +. HUNTER
To Mcssrs. II. p c Wilson, r. and L. Nottingham,
P, s. Boudoin, George P. Fichett, w. A. Thorn.
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MoNTPELIER, MAY %, 1913.


GENTLEMEN have had the honor to receive your
letter of the 18th instant inviting to be present
at dinner proposed to be given at Eastville, on
Saturday the 9th instant, by portion OF the cit
zens Of Northampton TO the Hon Henry A. Wise,
as testimony of their undiminished confidence in
his purity and integrity of character" 1t would az
ford great pleasure to be present the occasion,
and | regret that it will not be convenient for to
attend.
In the Of Mr.. Wise's political career,
have been constrained on several occ asons to differ
from him in opinioni yet, from attentive observa-
ton of his whole public life, can find nothing TO in
duce me TO hesitate 10 unite with the citizens of
Northampton in the declaration Of my 4" undiminis..-
ed confidence in his purity and integrity of charac-
ter" Without going into a review of Mr.. Wis
the various important subjects in which he
has been prominent actor, during his years
vice in Congress, whatever any persons may think o
the risdom of his course it appears TO that ever,
man uninhuenced by party preJudces, by personal
hatred, must concur in the opinion that desire
to promote his personal interests has never in
duenced his conduct
beg leave to propose 10 my friends at the festive
board the annexed toast.
! have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your most obedient,
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VOLUNTEER ToAsTs

BY the President State sovereignty-the avis MT
dioatrix naturs' of the body pohtic the true con-
servstive principle upon which this Union rests
BY n. r. G. Wilson, lst Vice President; The
freedom Of mankind-it can only be preserved 10 a
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BACK RIYEn. Nav 25ih. va.

GENrLEMES lhavc received your polite invitation
to the dinner which you propose give to your worthy
and distinguished Representative, Mr.. Wise, on the
27Ih inst in Northampton To my great regret en-
gagements here, Of character not to be postponed,
will deprive me Of the pleasure it would afford to
visit the Eastern Shore, more especially on such an
occasion as this. Mr.. Wise and myself have served
together in Congress seven sessions. During this
time have known him well, both as public and
private man; and, knowing him thus, love HIM
for his worth and admire him for his talents and daunt
less bearing under circumstances where most Of US
would have shrunk from the encounter. have seen
him lead on many bold charge and then again,
with his back to the wall defend himself almost sin
gle-hauded against the vindetivs and fao,ious host
Of federaliss, who constituted the majority Of the
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No BAxK-A REVENUE TARFr-No DBTRI-
RurioN--So ABoLluoSisM-A STRICT coNsTRUo-
TON OF THE Constitution, As BY JEFFERSON
NO Public DsBr-AN ECONOMICAL ADMSlsrRA-
1qoN or PuBlic AFFAlRs-AND UNIVERSAL Sur
rnAGE wIrH UNIVERSAL EDUCATION.
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARR ESSENTIAL LET fhhHh
Is uNirf--IS HOE-rssEsrtALsi LbEhff AND IN ALL
rtrNGs cHARirr.--Ausastta.
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I'll. IL. BAYLY

Gen. S. L. Parker May his States Rights prnei.
pies be cherished long his private virtues are
RENE nibered by Northampton.
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THO. X. JOYNES.
Messrs. Henry P, c. Wilson and others, committee
HENRY A. WISE: An honest politician who will
not be driven from his course by the frowns Of ty-
rants, or the clamors of demagogues.
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+. MALLORY.
Sentiment. THE Clay creed of ls43-a new is
sue from the Federal mint has the stamp Of the
old coin, but is made of baser metal.
To Messrs. II. ?. c. Wilson, Geo. p. Fiichstt and
others, committee.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-20
REV. DR.. BARTHOLOMEW
Pink HlxpcctOraTlt syrup,

a n agreeable Cordial and Effective Remedy
IA iur Coughs, lloarscncss, Colds, Pain ID the
Breast; Iniluenza, Hard Breathing, aud difficult
Expectoration. For Adults and Children in cold
climates and warm.
Have you Cough do not neglec; IT, Thou.
sands have net premature death ~ the ~aut Of
little attention 10 4 common cold.
Have YOU a Cough REV. Dr. Bartholomew d
Expaciorsui Syrup. a safe medical prescription,
containing no poisonous drugs, and used in an cx
tcnsiye practice ior several years, will most posi-
lively afford rclief, and says you from that awful
disease pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps into the grave hundfds OF the yOupg, tie
old, the fair, the lovely and the gay.
Have YOU aCough - De persuaded 70 purchase
q bottle Of this Expectorant syrup to-day To
morrow may bc tno late
Have you a Cough - Bartholomew ESpecio.
rant syrup Is the only remedy YOU should take Il
cure JON Tor this plain reason That 10 ihr
thousand cases where il has been used, II has not
ililcd TO relieve.
For sale IN Charly,,e, \ c IS D Oates and 7
! Iiol,dn in Salisbury hy 6 . Wheeler 10 Lex.
ington by ! p Mabfy ~ Greensh9rouph by J &
r. Slosn 10 Fayetteville by a. NJ Rae III York.
yille S {. by Comslock & 90 agent
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-20

gR HE proprietor Of these matches specifics,
~ white be has cause 10 feel the mcst unqueli-
ded satisfaction 10 relation 10 tho unparalleled
popularity and general use they have obtained,
feels constrained by considerations IS dsintcrest-
81 as ,hey are sincere, to continue 70 press them
upUn the consideration and trial Of tho publir till
no invalid, and no iuuiy IN the whole compass
Of the Union, shall be- without a knowledge OF
them and lhcir ucsiimabo virtues The cetiif-
icotcs wblci he has heretofore published in al.
most tountlcss numbers, add 10 reference 20 Eve.
~ possible variety 81 disease, fnllY establish hs
medicines. beyond even the possibility Of donbi,
Is the posl generally asciul and the most uniail.
ingly efficient, Of all the medicines Of whatever
de,cripunn, ever yet presented 10 the world and
he feels that he IS hut doing his duty TO bis fellow.
citizens IN urging them TO tnsi or themselves tho
bonrits % ha derived from Bis LIFE PILLS end
+ PHOENIX BITrERS, Ills Office is at 10. 81
Broadway.
The above medicine for sale BY
TT. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, v. C..
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1pIlIs dsaefeeah.e aut stry prevalent NERVOUS
u aiI,cllgn proceed alone ifog1 She state o! tAe
nervous sys,cta, az citing the stomach Il is
sometimes tficctua',5 cured IS sudden shock or
other operation upoa The mind ba, no depend
eneg can be placed upon 7uy remedy. except
powerful tonic scion upon The stomach.
pR. HOFFA1'S PHCENiN BiTTERS AND
LIFE PILLS have jstH barpt'ynsei for herrt
NJ FEVER AND AGIE, wI,buvariabie success.
DR.. MOFFAT has lately received from tie
West here ihs disease prevails 10 a considerable
extent, indatliab'c pro1ts that bic medicines are
IN high estimation there, IS a spec Is and ,Fec'uai
cure Of u. n ur7ueslionablc city reference
"a 10 ,ts aigh efficacy, m luis d,sagreoahe siiec-
ton, which vi.. be gwen oo Application at bis OF.
flee, 375 Br0adHay Now York.
The above medicine lor s1'o hv
T. JnOLTON. ies7f,
charlton, v C.
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EiSf of letters
d EMAlNING in the Post Office al Charlotte
U n. C., on the lat Of April l-4l.

I'D EMAINING in the Post Office al Charlotte
NO N. C., on the Isl Of April l-4j
A-Franeis Alexander. Mias 4. Allison, y. A..
bay 9, W Andrews. Ulysses AloIsnder, Susan
r. Alexander, Azariah Alexander. Mary Alex.
andrr.
D-Jas Bcrryhiii, sam'l Badger. Jane L. nrad
-haw, Mary e CHAM, D. ~. Burngcr, c. ".
Brawley jno. Barniall. W. $. Banker, r n
Backman, WHEY Bell Sarah Beatty, Nancy G
Beatty. Jane Bia.r Jas. VI, BLACK.
CIV. Church l.. y Cahdee, {, SAM. I. Csld.
veil, WIN. CLARK, C. r. Caldwell. Harvey Gained :.
Augustus Cmrdy. DAVID Carr. Vm. Cad7w
D. Emily a uoaa!d, Brigce D.ss.asou, 81
! D4yiG
IA. c rrpns. v rarutat,
F-Dr r. L., u. Ieam.aa,l, 5 ). Farmer, }
Fuller.
CIR GWyr, J Gifoti Jno. Cray, y G Cray
W \ Grief Sarah Gtay.
H-Milcs Hi. / 5. Henderson, J T Heron
/ ". IIu.cbison, >, r Z IIeaderson, I. lIouser
}vm. Houston
J-J1s Johnston ,mirer DabI. Iahhsiou.
k-H u, kirkpatrick, s. King
Up Lancaster z. Ltpsconb, VI. Lemons
Jno, Lawson.
MI. W Moore. Nancy M'lrte. Mon,
gomery, ?. C. Mitchell. @ las, Mason, W Med
low Jno Matthew'S, J. H. M'Giauis, "a Ma.loy
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