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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-29

ny- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED:-Th,
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city of New York, Is confidently re
Commended for all cases ofdeby produced by secret in
diligence or excess of any kind 1t is vauabe rene
dy for impotence stery or barrenness unless depend
ing on ma-formation)
Single bottles 81 each of half dozen So; care
fully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union .
OAica Of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. 95
Nassau street w. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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m7- PROFESSOR VELFEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS
for the radical cure of GonorrhGa elect. and az
mocupurulent discharges from the urethra These PILL
are confidently recommended by the medical faculty in
this country and Europe inabe remedy for thost
addressing Complaints and guarantees to the most
obstinate cases in half the time usually occupied ny the
old treatment Sold in boxes. ST. each.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College OF Med
cine and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau street.
~ w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
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little bye-play, till it is time for fresh intelligence
OF the State Trials and rise in cotton, we also
beat everybody in half dozen important arrivals
at this port. To make all clear and bright, we
will throw, into table, the names Of the vessels
that we and no others, published.
p. Ship Baltimore, Funck. from Havre, Boyd Hncken.
Dr. Ship Blackness, Murray I'm Lpoo, Wilson Brown.
Am. Brig Deborah Jones, from ST. Thomas, to order.
Am. Brig Amethyst, Anderson Nayaguez, Aymar Co
Am. Brig L. Baldwin, Thompson Savannah for Providce.
American Whale Ship hound up the Vineyard.
These were all reported by our news schooners
Flying Eagle and Nonesuch. In the report of the
packet ship Baltimore, we not only gave list OF
her passengers, but her cargo also. This was i'm
portant to numerous merchants in this city, in
Philadelphia, and in Boston, for many Of them
have goods on board of her. This information, SC
necessary to know at as early an hour as posi-.
BILE, we gave twenty-four hours ahead of every
other establishment in the city and had the
packet brought later news from Europe, we excu.
fivey should have given it to the public.
show wish this TO be understood. We intend to
rival of anymerohants and others, that on the ar
or ship from WASHER packet from Europe
globe at this port, or Bosto.. " o.her part OF the
the same enterprise and the same i. Nsw orleans
be IN advance that we have displayed i. Hf hon te
month. We mean to do this as sure as ther, ;s$
keel to one of our schooners, or a rag of canvas :
| their masts.
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ELs2s xAGaLraGA AJSG9
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
FOR TuE CuREor
ID Y S = T. p S | A.

NNlIlS Medicine is offered to the public gener-
ally. from a full conviction that il is superior
to any other medicine in use, for the cure of
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility or
Bodily Weakness, &c.
Its effects have been tested in private practice
of near cigh, years, and il is now more extensively
circulated, at the solicitude of many who have
ceved the most signal benefit from the Of it.
The following is one among a number Of certiii-
Gates received in relation to the success Of this me-
dicine:
LANCASTER Co. March Is.
Dn. GKoRGE w. ALLEN,
Dear Sir 1T is with great pleasure that in
form you Of the success attending your Dyspeptic
Medicine while employed in my practice. From
past experience firmly believe that in eight cases
out of ten the Dyspepc, by the use of your medl-
cine, may cn,r,ly rid himself Of this thorn in the
pathway Of life: not only in dyspeptc cases, but
in oil cases of constipation, and diseases depending
a dhlita'ed state of the nervous system, togC-
thcr with torpid state of the bowels, will your E.
lixir be found of lnestimable value. Numerous in
stances wherein the usefulness of the medicine has
been realised, may he forwarded, if required
wish you great success, and recommend the mcdi-
cine to the suffering part of mankind.
Yours, with great respect,
ROBERT AGNEW, NJ. y.
CT For sale at the store of II. b. Masser, agent
for the proprietor, Sunhury, Pa,
October 26th, lSii.-ly
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O. The PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-The Mes
sage of President Tyler which will be found in
this paper, was delivered TO Congress on Tues
day last, at noon and arrived here on Thursday
morning The paper is well written one, and
of moderate length so that we may fairly re-
commend it to the perusal of our readers. 1t is
of a generally interesting nature, and well worth
the trouble of a careful examination. For want
of room, we have given a short synopsis of that
part referring TO our relations with the various
foreign powers. The President alludes very
handsomely TO the quietude which has character.
lied the election of new ruler, and the heauti
ful contrast it presents to the world ofthe stabi
ity and excellence of our republican institutions.
He urges the Remuneration Of Texas as mea-
sure not only demanded by wise policy, but by
the will of the people. A reduction of the rates
of postage is recommended The settlement OF
the Oregon Territory is also advised. The es-
tablisment of a line of steamships to carry the
mail between this country and Europe is sugges-
ted. The fatterng condition of the Treasury is
eulogised, &c. But we refer our readers 10 the
Message itself
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New COunterfelts.

LEBANON BANK, LEBANON, PA.--5's. Wig,
nctte, female, with child, rrapcrs, &c. On
right end, female with book Left end statue OF
Washington in a sitting posture.
los Nignette Declaration of Independence
lor holding the American flag
COS. Vignette Pat Lyon al his forge, railroad
cars in the distance. On the right end, cattle
on left, train of ears
All engraved by underwood Bald, Spencer \
Hulty, Philadelphia and Daniorth Underwood
x Co., New York.
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B5@ The RoLLiNG MILL-The Danville Intel
ligemcer last week, in speaking of the Rolling
Mill under construction in that place, says -
The late cold weather rctards the work at the
is not yet quite completed-but the work is still
progressing, and it will be soon ready for the
frame and roof. The proprictors Of this Nam
moth improvement are laying out large sums OF
money in its construction and fixtures, for ma
king railroad iron"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07

PrpoMorIvE MACHINE, says the Phiadclph
Ledger, has been invented in Eglannd by the
engineer OF the Ilatcham iron works II weighs
about two hundred and seventy pounds and is
manufactured almost entirely of wrought iron.
1t carries four or six persons, two of whom pro,
pei it by treadles, applied on a new and advan-
tageous principle. lis greatest speed tor a short
distance is al the rate Of twenty five miles an
hour lis average rate is fften miles per hour,
carrying in both cases four passengers. Its IL
tilty on line of railway, remarks a London
paper, requires no comment, as without the
slightest delay, one man can convey a message
from station TO station, at far greater speed
than 4 horse express, and should there be any
fear of its encounterng a train il can be lifted
up from, and replaced on, the trainway with as
much as a sedan chair.
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CantrcII's AgUe Mixture, or Tonic
NcdtCanenta,

For The cure IF all Bilious affections, if taken ac-
corring 10 directions.
II is O never failing remedy which no family
ough' to be without, especially in low marshy
countries.
As this medicine is put up under the proprie-
tors immediate inspection on the most scientific
principles, being Purely Vegetable, and having
tried its efficacy thousands, for upwards of | ,
wars and tn his knowledge when taken strictly ac
corling tn duecons there has not been one failure.
Under such circumstances ] recommend II TO the
public, adding ccrliicat, in support of my asscr
rOn.
|, John Burns, do certify that was in the ship
Toh,cco Plant Of PhiladelI lIhia, Capt. Reed, in
June, lS27, hound To Liverpool; took the fever
and ague and laid in Liverpool some time under
the doc,or's hands. went nom there to Baltimore,
lay in the Iniirmary for four or five weeks-from
thence to Philadelphia; was six months under DR.
Goats from thence TO New ICrk-went to tie
Hospital remained there about four weeks without
any rrlief-ted every thing without any benefit
for five wears. Hearing of Canrels Ague Mix
tue from a hierd, | went to his store, told him
how was afflicted, and got bottle of his mixture
and used it according TO directions. II made per
irct cure, and have not had the least return since
| do with confidence recommend it to the public.
JOHN BURNS.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD !
CANTRELL'S
Celebrated Family Medicines

XXTlLL not cure every thing, but still remain
" uncquallcd in their several departments by
every hing ever offered to the public, who have
voluntary came forward snd offered numerous and
highly respectable testimonials Of their superior
efficacy.
CdntreTs Compound Medicaied Syrup Of Sdr.
snpar'tu or, An,-Scorbutc Syrup, for the cure
of Scorfu'a Chronic Rheun ,tism. Chronic Swell.
lings OF the Joints, Eruptons of the Skin. and all
Diseases arising from the abuse Of Mercury, DC,
unsurpassed Ivy any thing in the market, comhi-
ming all the virtues resident in the Sarsaparilla
with modern mrdcamen, only lately brought
out ny the most respectable medical authorities
Price, 80 cents per bottle.
CanfreH's .fnti-Dypeptic Pordcr, for the re.
lief and permanent cure ot that most distressing
complaint, Dyspepsia, in all its forms and stages.
It is truly a most valuable remedy. Sid in bottles
at 25 and 80 cents each.
CdnfreN, .4gue Mature and Tonic Nedicd-
menfa stands at the head Of the list unrvallcd by
any, or all the nnumcrahle medicines in use
throughout the length and bread h of the land, for
the cure of FEVER and AGUE in all its stages, and
from all its consequences.
Residents in Fever and Aguc districts should
never he without il.
The subscriber will forfeit EIFrY DOLLARS
where bis medicine fails to perform cure in the
most Obstinate case.
sid Wholesale and Retail hv CALEB CRES.
son, 4, his Drug Warehouse, No. 6 North Third
Street, Philadelphia; also, hv the regularly ap
pointed agent. SETH W. ROBERTS, Wholcsal,
Druggist, No. 81 Water Street Mobile.
Prepared orlv Ivy the Subscriber, corner Of CAR
rENrER and SECOND Streets, below Christi
an. Philadelphia, where ii is also retailed.
Observe none are genuine withou, the sienatur,
! If JOHN A. CANTRELL.
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,rrecied weekiy by Henry Yoriheinier
IOst!!

SOMEWHERE between the residence of the
- subscriber, in Oh lqu que township, Moth.
umb,rland county. and the borough nf Sunhury
on Tuesday, the eth inst, a small PoCKEr Book
containing a note of hand from Tobias R,cmcrr aud
John Murray to subscriber, as the administrator OF
Thomas MURRAY, dated in January, 1899; aud
another note of hand to same, for SIS, dated IN
1870; a suhprua for witncssescs and five dol
lar bill on the Bank Of Northumb, rland The
finder Ivy returning it, will he suitably rewarded
by leaving the prpers at The Pos, Office, Sunbu-
~, ar forwarding them to the subscriber, may keep
the five dollar bill JAMES +. MURRAY.
Chisquaaur. Nav. 3Olh lSii--tf
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07

The TwENrY-NINTn CoNGREss.-There will
be no further elections for members of the next
Congress until next spring. Fifteen States have
already chosen their representatives, with the
following political result :--sl Democrats, IL
Wings, 6 American Republicans, There are six
vacancies. Maine !, Vermont /, and Massachu-
setts 4.
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AN IMPORTANT CASE DEcIpED,--A suit has
been pending for some time in the County Court
at Shaneetown, Ill, for the recovery of sixty
negroes, manumitted in that State seventeen
years ago. The suit went against the plaintiffs,
and twenty eight of the negroes who had been
confined IN Jail, Were set at liberty
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The Electoral Vote.

The following table presents the electoral vote
of the States II was previous to 1910 and since
that year, and also the vote given by the several
States 10 the different candidates for the PreS-
dency in 1896, 1910 and lsii -
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c. In consequence Of the absence fthe edi-
tor, this week, and the arrival of the President
Message, we have not furnished our readers with
the usual amount of editorial. Oar readers will,
however, find some useful and interesting matter
in our selections.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07
NediCatcd syrup Of GSarsapariIia.

Philadelphia, April 10Th, lSil.
Mr. JoHN \. CASTntLr,
Dear Sir,-lIaviug he afflicted for upward of
Two wears with ucrIaton oi the throat, destroying
The whole Of he soft palate, ,hen through tn" upper
part f nv mouth INTO my nose, from which sever
al ricces Of bone came out which partially destroy
cd my speech, through kind Providence and your
Medlcacd Syrup OF S"rs plr,l', am now restored
TO pcrl CT health, and my sight, which was so much
impair 4. : : strong as when hoy.
Thought IT a duty owed toycu aud those simi'
larry affect d, to make II public
luuIs, H. spec fully,
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companies of different uniform may be Inspected
but cannot draw their arms and accoutrements
from the State, The subject has been legally re-
ferred to Horace Binney and George NJ Dallas,
who decided the act of'assembly positively de-
mands that Volunteer Corps must be uniformed
agrecably TO the regulations of the United States
Army 10 entite them to arms and accoutrements
from the State
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~ H. PaL.HEH, Esq, at hts Real Es-
tate aud Coal ORcc, .>1. SO Pine Street. J'hi-
iadeii,hio, Is authorized to act as .9gent, ard
receipt FOR all monies due this office, for sub
scri,,tiOn or ddrertfsing.
.qiso. nt his Odfce No. l60 .Ndssau Street,
.N.r lOrk.
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Corner of Trnth and Coates Streets

!, Ga'ril Jonston, No. Reckless Street. do
tf that my wir, Jane, was afflicted for two years
with Rhcuma'ism, and at last was entirely disabled,
So that she obliged to be confined to bed heat
ing of Csnurrs Mc''icatcd Syrup of Sars,pariila,
or Ami Scnihu'ic Syrup, procured four bottles,
which completely removed all her pains and stiff
ncs- from her hmhs two more bottles made per-
feet cure. She is now able Ia attend 10 her house
hold du,i,s as usual GABRiL JONSrON.
Phrahciphi., Jan. 22l, 1874.
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@ lLLrMINATIoN.-The Democracy of Nor
cumberland had splendid illumination on Sa
turday evening last. Northumberland and Point
have stood firmly in the Democratic ranks, not
wthstanding the calling TO which they are ex.
posed from the ranks of the opposition.
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~ a ~ K 4 r. ID =

On Thursday. the 2lst ult., by the Rev. John
p. Hudson, Mr.. IARMAN GEAEuART, TO Miss
MARY LArrIMoRr, daughter of Maj. VIM G.
Scott, of Rushville, Northumberland county.
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Dy- We have made arrangements to furnish
readers with the latest intelligence from
Washington and Harrisburg, this winter The
proceedings of Congress, however, have been
crowded ont this week The sessions of both le.
gslatures will be of great interest.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07

A Mr.. Emerson, of Maiden, now in his s5th
year, has within the past year made s9l pairs OF
shoes, and from present appearances may make
800 pairs in the present year,
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O. SsEE-OrFIcIAL.-The Nashville
turns of the election in Tennessee, from which
it appears that Mr.. Clay received Go,03o votes
and Mr.. Polk 59,9l7-Clays majority l3.
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LIST OF JURORS
OF Northumberland County, for January Term,
" \. ID. lsi5.
Grand Jurors.

TurOW,-IsaoC UuUkIc,
Dehardrc.-Wm b Irwin, John Beard, Abra-
ham SaIner
MHDH.-IcniS l. Evars. II ] Eckbet.
ChASgud9uc.-Joseph Fordcsman
N0rthunbtrAdnd--j louncman, Benz Helm.
augusta Henry Mallch, snr.
SIamokin.-Juhn Hoffman, James Incum.
Rush.-Isaac Kase, VIM Roth,,meI, Jlcoh Ar'er.
Ippr NahonDy.-G.dern Adam, Solomon
Folk, Samuel Neast.
Lower .UqhOnoy-Jonathan Dockey, George
Ho,is, Andrew Deity, cob Sndcr, J,., Elijah
Bycrly, john Bowman, il.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
Office ofhe Baltimore American. Dec. ..

Office ofhe BALTIMORE AMEuIcAN, Dec. ..
GRAIN.-We continue to quote Wheat at 90
80 cents for good to strictly prime reds, and at
IS SO cents for inferior to good. Sales of new
Com to-day ct 80 40 cents for white, and 1 cts
for yellow. We quote Rye at 67 cents. Oats arc
worth 25 &c cents.
WHISKEY.-Salcs Of ibis on Saturday and
to-day at "a cents, and of hhds. at 23I cents,
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LINES on Dn. BnASpuErH's Pills.

He came fom afar to the land Of the brave,
TO cure our diseases aud snatch fom the grave.
Long, long had Columbia her sur rug sons mour-
ned,
But now she rel ,ices for health has returned.
What prize shall we Civ, o, what honor b stow !
With what wreath shall We deck the Philanrhro-
pists brow
Thy name, Dr. Brandreih, : insc il el on our souls,
And thy fame shall extend from the line to the
p'les;
Bcwa,e of all Druggists, who strive to deceive
1her miserable imi'ati,ns can NJ, yer re icve
The Agents advertised, sell the genuine Pills,
Which remove from the body the cause of its Ills.
ujJ Purchase of II. B. Masser, Sunhuty, OF OF
the agents, published in another part of this paper.
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aEDlSS@
NEW GOODS.

VIyHE Subscriber has Just received from Philadel
L phia a fresh supply OF New Goons, consisting
in part, Of MotsHn Deidjnes, Grape Detdtnes,
Cashmere de EcosSe Sha,oks, Handkercheits, &c.
Also Bearer and SIX Hats, good assortment
of Mems and Boys Caps, Groceries, Liquors,
Sat, DC. DC, all of which will be sold at the most
reasonable terms. Stone Jars and Jugs, cheap.
H. b. MASSER.
Sunbury, Oct 9th, ls44
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Notice..

vkNHE First PRESBYTERIAN Church of Northum
herland will open their new house OF worship,
Ct Providence pcrmil) on the second sabbath of
rrM month. December Sth Preaching by the
Rev. Joel parker, u. d, Of Philadclphia. Re
gious services will I've continued during the week
ensuing the nc,,car ION. Several ministers are cN-
uccted To aid in con uCtiug the meeting. The
Congregation extend a cordi invitation 20 their
i,lrr is IN the vicinity to unite with them on the
occasion.
Northumberland. Nov, 81 l-lt
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George Got.shai's Estate.

NorlCE is h'.eny given rha, letters OF admin
~ strauon havc been rranteI 10 the subscriber,
nn the estate of George Gnrshd, deed. All per
So nLch, ~" said estate, ~ having claims az 'inst
The same, requested 10 call on the subscrlbrr
and srIIl1 the same without dray.
DAVID REESER
,urns,,. Noy ~. ISii.-6, Admr.
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Senator Benton, it is said, has already nomi-
mated SILAs WRIGHT for the Presidency in ISIS.
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o. DE criprive Pamphlets may be had OF the
agents, (Grat's)
J. w. FRILING,
Sunhury, Nov. Q, lSii.-Iv .lgcHf.
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Mrs. EOIllilcr

las rr,rreI the rrrci sYle of Fashionable
i Fan Mil l'ncry, and will make up BonncIs of
an kinds in the latest style. She has also for sale
a rlery of choice ARTICLES such Cacocs, Gloves,
Ribbons hadps' CrhralS, &c, Hnd respectfully re-
quests her customers aud Others TO call and see.
Sunlu1y. Nov 9th, lSii.-3t
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John EVcrt's Estate.


ATOriCE is hereby given that letters Of al.
Y miulslr'tion have been granted to the sub
srrihrr on the estate of John Eveit, Of Shamokin
township, dc'd. All persons indebted or having
claims against said estate, requested Ia call IN
the suhscuer fT settlement, or hefnre the ii st
day of December next, JOHN ENERr, IT,.
Shamokn, Nov. ., lsli.-Gt Adm'r.
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TraVcrS Jurors.

TwbW-J"hn Fox.
Lcmis.-Adam schuyler, Jacob HunsI,k"r.
DciuuGre.-jimes kathc,r,, John iliule, Isaac
Vincent, John Fog'lmar, Danirl Nicholas.
Milton Michael Kramer
ChihSguGguc-Thomas HUI hon, John Heller,
WIN Barnhau, Robert Lyon, Edward Buoy.
POint-Johu rfouz, Alhln Newbeuy, jr., VIM
Dentltr.
Norihumb1hmd-Wm II Waprlcs.
Smbmy.-Iames Hustled John II lcman, Geo
Is You gman.
Augusia.-Iacoh Rhn,is, Chalrs II his, Jas
Iytlr, Phhp Gtul. Andrew klh, mtn, Peter
Vsndling, George Silcr, J,hn lndy
ShGmok,n.- Morgan Hughes, J"hu Hon, Fur.
man rusworh, Juhn X CamPh,li.
Rush -Genrge A Dixon, Benj rmlu Matthias,
Jacob SnideT AexandeI Campte'l.
CoaL-DAvlL Thompson. Michael Derk, srr.
Upper Mhonoy. George Haas.
Loprtr MhonoY.-iIush ktmhlc, Juhu Mcs
ner. snr. Henry Wra.,.
.JIcksm, daniel B"hner, jr. J"hn Kirhl. Hen.
~ l. tsha, lirnjamin Helm, Jacob Weser il.
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Petit Jurors.

TiWhu.-Jimc- Armstrong.
LcU.S,-John Knapp.
DeiGTGre.-Jacoh DUblCr. snr,, GrnIce Fox
Srmuel Dearmonl, David T Mack'y, Jared IT.
VINE.
Mhm.-lsaac lious,l, Henry Wilhelm, George
Eier Michael Shoemakcr
hihSqaGque,-Thomas Ain, James jordan,
Andrew F'zyr, IT,
P0int-Danie Naukirk
NOrthuHiberidid.-AhIa Hollopeter, Jacob
Rider.
SWbvY --Chalcs Weaver, Peter W Gray.
Augusta. .-Iscnh Evrrt, Joseph l.y,l', Robert
q Pursel, J ,coh Dewitt, Thomas Wolf IT,
Rush.-Joscph Pdicr, Alexander Moore, Gas
per Reed, laroh Reed, jr.
Line NahOnoy.--DaSil Dunklrhcrger.
Jacks0n -Chares Roihsrmrl, Michael Creasin.
ger, Peter F,r,te' P,teI Reed, Jacob Bohuer
Nov 80 h, lsli