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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12
FOREIGN News.

BY the arrival of tic Great Western we have ncw>
from Liverpool and London t. the lith hugus', and
par. to lc liih.
Parliament has repealed the penal laws. which
di>nrnccd tie statute. respecting Tie Roman CathDl 49,.
4 BIZ. conceived in a similar >prlt, %cnlhlng property
t. be legally transferred To the use Of Tie Church #
Rome in Ir. Ind. wa- introduced and pissed.
rarlilmrnt stands adjourned 10 Sopl.1. 10 cnlhlc
tie Hon If Lord, t. give Judgment in the Gaze OF
Mr.. O'Conncll.
Judgment IN tie case # the tnvcr>cr, " n lc
e.vcn On the 2d proNimo. and although II j. generally
understood that II vii confirm the proceeding, m tAo
Irish Court. much VIII depend upon the opinions
which the Judge NAV entertain with regard 10 tie
proceedings connected with the monster trials. Whether
any portion If Mr.. OConnclls term Of Incarceration
Vill be curta led.
The at for Tire abolition Of imprisonment for debt,
which received the royal assent ON the 9Th instant.
by commission. came INTO operation the following dav.
The report. relative To the Post office csli01tge.
were lad hef re Parliament last week. and tLcir con-
tent, lave afforded food for much comment since.
The accoucimCnt II the Queen. which took place
on tic 9TH instant. IS an event for which our rcador-
IN the western world v II have been pre- AIRED. Her
M.Jc-ty TIA Given birth to a Prince. whose tile. a.
thceec ~ nalc OIL rng. WI - If course. the Duke
II Aorh-allc.t the rumor- prevail tat tic ltle
stranger, IN compliment u tie memory Of her
Naicte'~ fi,her. is to roioicc ia The s3uiriquet #
The Duke f Acnt. For Gle rual9r tlofe al, car, 10
be lite iounditIan.
The Princes d. JOINS lie va. delivered # n
Princes. ~ Neully. "ller Royal II rane--, lard
tie infant Princess are dong we'll. 1t n curious
r.n-.den-c. That this IS the annitor arg # die Prince
de- jv.nglie's Birthday. lie enter, to-day On i.-
9TH year.
One of &c most int .~restiae event, If recent times
is thc ali.cailoa # od Mehcmnt Al in favor III his
n loraaim. The old man. full If years and honor.
it j. sad. Is 10 take a pilgrimage 10 tic city Of Tie
prophet.
AtaIrR OF AV ANERtclv Csrrtry OK TIE uIii
: As.-lhc Tao>. Bennett. n vessel on Ter voyapr
from Liverpool 10 Charleston. 5. g.. whence She ~a.le,
On Tic I'D inst. returned IN tie Hin. in consequence,
f he murder # tie captain by tic cook.
ANoTHEE ToH THlrr.-Ihc Nenetian Journal.
no1ce tic discovery = "a native dHarf. # very extra.
Urinary d.mlnuttencs> and unusual mental qualih.
cations. almost unprecedented. except In the in.tanc,
f tie distinguished vis.ier. gen. Tom Thumb.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12
SAMUEL HENDERSON. 7. NJ.
NtffIse.

osficE isoit>, Nrrr,t Frr l~.rn,>os co~r.S,,
rsHnE Nrursrs or SAID comp 81, r. htfels no,ihrd. III er the
\ sneni"i losses ig ire ani Interest thereon. nd liabilities sn--
,,' -, ~ 10 = 4Hda ~ = m1 ~, NJ. 1' nee Ans".as' IT, ~, ue 10
fae the ia ton u .isssssr neat c,-nns. 10 wit:
o.. ~ N.sc.d tel on or isf,re November ~. Isfa. and NO, diuhsrr.
al, hong from 40. 1870 20 SO. l,i', both inclusive, d, ana one haY
o. n Neie-a tel DER >oycrh1 q, Isaa; and on or before lamar
2A,tsi5 le'ns from No.@'| 10 No. T'ss, both inclusive, tSsy pr
on 2 y .s.. = a ,n, 900 p, z g. ~ e.. "a s@ o. .~s.s M.;,sa :.
on n N,,~ rei ner u nha lsii. nd on or before March p.
i-ft.ift ga from No 2rls 10 80 e-., both Inclusive, ,Wo and nc
oa d Sac inci rat Natcl %. isr. and on or Ac,or. Jul, p.
let,iein9 i'om No 2s2- toNo. --sl' 10Th inclusive, oHs ad thss
o~ r,nrtp AID n,.cu,nerp ~orrs.
On N'',s s,gHea" 90 ann ,s,s on =, no n",s"ssr 81 isia, and
on Note, expired CT dsch rscd sncr D. nu,p 81. isiI. nd a or he
lore N.r6a, ia. and nj gwen up, Jay aans q~auu. pyosr,.
On Nfe.eNprcd of d-ohaiao .n,r 81. uh .. lsii. aud @ 90 l-fss
on Nofe- e,pfra Or DISH rsci ia N,ph .. isii. nd On o he.
on ' %,s '", s, s% s y a"@.n "a sG'I n.y. ~ l sis ed ss 'l 80 s- nd n pr ss . %s.i
,,ef. . 81 md nj gwen np, =, and ess hoyP~ eof.
'utffIkfd persons, i"Nhum Meniffs .n sAlatiei 10 m 1e prompt
= ~,a @% @a aud r acr the S "a a. dy 81 S','@sc,. on ~n,h ay "" an@y =,
o ytb'e = mi THE e,pf iin Of lihy d., fnun th, 4 t. d,in
a-s,,aair 10 ihe eleyenth .,eiian ct The ch. rer. A',se. 81 ne state sasr
a'nao -, 'ns|h ~ y l.t ''"'. - u re sns Nie. nd Il The speeie
p ins !. IN. "a h.nl.,hy ana "hlpr y h. i,fa",a ir a.-'n.n,-
m h. the time Of such .anena.r' arr- II. H. tr ~ , num-" ms n ar,." r w. W.
ha,,ufa section 81 The 81. fef. mhish must D. snorced ~ The oaIoer.
Of itr Company. The is .o impHt At q m,u,r To m.nler-. unt
the prscr information IA re- ID thereto. roc ~ ff dhsinr-r ,hDnId
te forwarded tnroueh The local AgHis, aat addressed To It's >soreia-
en ne Nfe ~ 70 ne ah' y '"@oav b. ri a. ~ .rd.r Il The ID
Publisher f The flosny named pp.- arc "qq,.led > pub
,' y, ,. ,ss s5 I@ ,'... !" y" ~ -9 a"i, :, - Z. ""., !, -, ~ '.,lr ,s.r,ea,,
ue cemlans, "ho =. t,rhy auriogs 40 pay M .smr, "a Ga.
.fte' ~" Albany, F8'efthn, Richmond. NAina, Port Wayne.
IN H n, a,'. r,nrst." -. 80; ian-,e,,.,
y. Tsba4fI, Logan.pori. D,1,e'5at' Cohen.
iA, Iabh hr. of IL, aho,, paper. vail pss.e forward ,A,, ~.
lIs containing fhr alkf4IE ar al Oh fg 4 A .4tu.r
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E.a.Urr.Cnf,ninu

Have You called on Mr.. Willnm-. over IIodgkin~'s
Confectionery ! Do SO at once; and if you are nj
convinced that hc j. a master Of his art, set MS down
a. 10 Judge. We have seen what We thought the
c'9 4 azure ftheart; but Nr.Willam,frsmqat. cs
all that has yet ftlon under our observation. Fam u
groups are taken in beautiful style. We wogli
earnestly ingi.e an to caH at least. and cxam.ne his
specimens. That IS but little trouble; ami we think
tat after examination, every one W be induced to
get a jac simje Of himself or herself.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12

\ cOultorlcltng rascal IA 'sci tlrpngh dis place a
few days since, purchasing a few triiing articles, and
leaving in payNent counterfeit note, understood by
u 10 be on "a bank in Wheeling. Some who had GOT
bit. succeeded in arrc~ting the fellow, and afcr his
having redeemed the countcrfeits with good funds.
some thirty dollars having been passed ~ different
ores,-thcy let hlm 30 without further examination
to try hi, lack in some other place. - that counter
ieiterS 81 see that trey are in no danger here, unless
they =, wake up the wrong passenger"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12
Northumberland lsr,d.e.

Our readers know how oflcn we have called tie a
@tcnt.on # the proper authorities to the state Of the
Canal bridge aud elnbankmcnt on Washington street.
On Monday last a serioas accident occurred, -thc car
riagc Of Mr.. S-udder. in which we understand were
three females besides himsclf, was upset, and all more
or les injured. NIr. and Mrs. S. are said 10 be Sc
verely injured. Tnc east cm%banlment Of said bridge
has been washing away rapidly for tie last three
years, until now the gullles are completely into tic
carriage path, the abutnontS Of the pier, all but
washed ont. and the bridge ready to fall. We c.
pcct wlea a fcT m)rc carriages are capsizcd, some
persons k.Ned, and tc comfy made to pay the costs.
that some Of the authorities my possibly 'ooi al it.
condition. This j, the effect Of a corporation, cost
iny tru5ra hnIrel dotors Of the peoples money. I,
ex9end n. ot},r sir Lm}ref Of the c~istieen h9a5yc.
which they collect f-om the people Of his town. Il
tie repairs were wanted in front Of BIZ Rjct Wig
iors-, instead Of the highway, docs any body suppos'
it would be neglected for n day
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12

Founded on low calculation Of Inc Democrats "Soh'
enough TO be seduced to vote against Edwards, the "Hard'
candidate.
The vote Of these States in $50, was 5l5.22-
The total vote Of all the States was 2,io2.Jej
Ii becomes then a simple question Of the Rule of
Three-If on a vote Of 3I5 ,O0O there is a democratic
gain Of HOO, what VIII be the corresponding gain
on a vote of ;, l02.C00l
AvswER-Polk's proporionate majority in
November 3i1.t00
Harrison's majority in 1910 lI5. 7CO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12
). Two Dollars "a Day ana iso;,s, Reef
We roccNed The fJIloW NJ a lev days since:
Ind Son. 2 1911

~ ~ AfN UNIV ihE 81 W. '"N Nv
FRANKFORT. Ind. sept. 3. 1911.
Dcar GENTS. .-TAe Wings in this portion Of the
State are denying that they ever made the promises
Of - a day and roast beef in l~i0 and say that We
can't show from any Il their papers. or prove that
any of their leaders made such promises. VIII You
have the goodness to rc-puhlish or show when and
where the promises were made and by whom, and
greatly oblige
n Democrats # .Igcl sop T6pASiip.
In the frt place we refer fr proof to a paper
called - The LIZ Calia Alcocgic." printed at the
office Of the % atiaore Po,riot, a leading wing paper.
We hayea file Of the paper, which can be seen at our
office. by any person. In the number dated Sept. 10,
$50, is Il long description Of the great Wing Com
vcntion at Bunker Hi. held N the same mouth and
year. which was copied from the Boston .ilrS. another
leading federal paper. of Sept. IL. $50. The
inscriptions Of many Of tie Wing banners, are given.
Banner No. 4, in the = Boston Cayalcale,' j. said to
have had this m,tto:
''NIatty's Policy Fifty cents a day.
AID French Soup.
Our Policy Two Dollars a day,
And Roast Beef
There were other banners with various promising
notices. which we have not time to particularize.
Secondly we would refer to DIR. Dmcan's speeches
nj the last session Of Congress. when he exhibited a
number of Wing $50 banners which he had obtained
and preserved. and fac SMILES Of which were given
in his speeches as printed. DR.. Duncan stll has
possession If some Of those banners, which were
used in Cincinnati by the Wings. In giving
notice # a late speech at Douglass's Military Hall.
he Enquirer said
I'll Doctor has al the coon flags IF $50. which
the ccons nDw hate - much to sec-and especially
that :. Trio dopors a dqy ant roast beJ " banner. 1t
viii d. Won good 20 see them. and also to witness the
Doctor dlssect q coon. Don't lose the chance, which
moy not come again daring the campaign. as the
Doctor VIII start to the SOUTH in 4 few days -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12
E.IClYCifc Si.ind irI.

Oar friend Donnagan is now under way in fall blast.
Tic Standard Is much improved in ever respect, and
while g. risi Lm all success. We would Just ,ay 60
the Dem cracy Of Tippecan,e, see that you support
him.-not by good wishes only, bat BY sub er5lnq
promptly. paying III advance, advertising Literally.
and getting yo0r n1giLors 10 9o Mcri>e. In til,
way you can maintain an efficient paper. and have
always at hand an exponent Of your principles and "a
defender Of your political faith.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12
Fan with E'irpa.rn-.

We learn that a few days since, while a Democratic
club were holding a meeting at Noblcsvillc, Il Wing.
intending, as lac said, To have some fun with the
Lokys, loaded II pistol to the mlzzlc, put it in his
rantnloons pocket. and proceeded to the place Of
meeting with the design of firing 1t at the door or
window Of the building. In pulling out the pistol,
howe.cr, it twas accidentally discharged, and the whole
load entered into the mans groin, ~inflcting a most
dangerous wound.
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judge vy.ci. AMI the journal.

The Journal attributes q letter. some weeks ago IN
the Ohio Statesman. To Judge Wick. and goes on
roundly abusing hia upon that presumption. We hap
pen To know that the said letter raS nat " ritten by Judge
Wick. but was written by 2 gentleman who has
heretofore been high in the confidence Of the Wing
party. The Journal had best be a little careful. or It
nav porrhance tread on the corns Of some Of II own
fricndS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12

dr~-thcr wlig can fr item. We are well aware
that some are Ike young robins; who. when Clay,
Oliver. or some other big coon chirps, just open their
mouths and swallow VIA, is put into them: whether
worms " wa-P', annexation or anti-annexation, Ore
con IT England. Eat VIC have too high an opinion Of
our comtgmen at large, either to believe them thu-
IGNORANT or thus Gocile.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12

The coons may raise another mist if they canabout
our sickness. and about our private business they
may think. as federal wings generally do, that their
readers are foolish and ignorant. and keep from them
the etfcia figures. giving them their own dictg for
facts but we believe more in the intelligence Of the
mass Of the people, and believe they can Judge a.
'uere We throw the fraction Up. as it counts as much for
one party as tho other
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12

Henry haF,s- Lvfa DAVE, Rem u.Nai. Robert Howard. M,nh,
''-ci- Jn-eih ior sri. John <llr-. May Sailor. IN, ~.
ara i-''d Howard. Harding il,A at. Aaron smith and Je,nina
smith. e. Jacob q. Tmnaiaueir
y. 'it- aimte named Jacob e. rI4iaueh wlo i 4. s.,s,n, q. l., "a
: 81 fomfiAai ~ fh- iOst n.nsd caupfanatf. a. -.
"."' ~ y ~ tw fiW iR IT -" trni-r. ia ile Year l-fi sNd com,
ptln'it. hi q ihrf hil ofofn iaui against Ann. IA the ai.,@ -nfsird
sh- ~ ir { ffk tfire 80 fA- Aarsu tfunt cant 10 -, 90,
VI p = H|nrr-t-i prrsn, iht s1i -mt D. f-.rfin. f, 80, -,
80 n' "Ws if." -, 'f ~i-n"f the same t~fse the calling -.
The cause, Tie OH, - 10 hin, VIII he taken - r.,,...,t
.... ,o. -. x H. u Moan. ,hrk.
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The Wabash Express
I, cut fdl blast for Henry Clay. The Job IS secur
now, and who cares for hat briige 10 it.

i ou' iMl blast ior Henry Clay. Inc Job i secure
now, and who cares for that briigfl Colt.
G-11lo edtorof a little paper published at Danviiie
H.. with whom We have exchanged through courtesy
al NJ. viii please stop his exchange. a We STALL our.
i blackguard, a nan, and a gentleman, are three
d ijrent bped,, occasionally as-oclatng: but claimin4
to belong to one or the other Of tire latter clls,cs. We
are not IN the humor 70 associate with the former.
We are only sorry that we have let tLat seaits disturb
our usual equan.miiy.
GWc VIII conde>ccnd - inform lie Smart
young man. Of the Peopie,s Press at Charlottesville.
that his assertion that the State Sentinel has not been
regularly forwarded to hm. Is incorrect, We presume
,siJuly 20, for We have no doubt he has received It.
If he desires not to receive our paper at all. he has
Only . reqeat u similar ridcul0u, imPu,ati9n.
The Louisville Journal i troubled about our hickory
pole. We suppose hickory poles remind the editor
Of that paper Of Connecticut ral,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12

prepare fr tie paper. lie, in oa-hand preparation.
inserted in the article. tie extract # which is copied
above. tie words, I'm tie IVhig COMMITTEES" We viii
n9w show that this inad.crtance has lef tic Coons
tho only loop hole which they can possibly find 10
crawl ont. We give tie table as given last week.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12
1'cn.r>yiy;,ni3.

Francis K. Skunk. was nominated By acclaInaton
by the Democratic State Convention held at Harris
burgh, SEPT. I'd. lie VII be elected. if we can
believe tie Democratic papers. by u majority Of - or
2J.000.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12

John L. Thomp,on Of Mercer county. is the noml-
nee Of the Democratic STATE Convention, for Governor
of New Jersey.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12
ASA BALES, Pres t.


NEW HARMONY Ind, Sept. !, i Sli.
MrssRs CuAPuANs The Sentinel Of the 29ih August
has Iust been received here and perceive that II con-
tanS "A number of Mass Meeting appointments by The
the Central Democratic COMMITTEE; at several of which
my name Is set down as one of the speakers.
Had known that any such arrangement was IN CON
temptation, | should have RETAINED nom making appoint
mcnis of my own and 1t would have given me tie
greatest pleasure To attend these. But as u Is ! have al
ready, IN accordance with invitations rendered TO me from
various towns IN Southern Indiana, made and published
a round OF appointments of my own; and hills annnun-
cing these have probably By This TINE been printed In soV-
oial counties. am compelled therefore 10 adhere ia
these and they, together with an annual visit To bloom
ingion. where nay duiv a. Trustee requires me 10 attend
commencement ct our University, will ill up my time
till ncarl, the middle Of October thus rendering 1t I'M
possible that should attend the appointments announced
IA your paper.
~. however, 1t l. almost impossible at these Mas
Meetings 10 keep up public attention for more than three
or lour hours. 80 that two or AT most three speakers are
amply sufficient. | trust my absence will prove no incon-
vcnicnc". particularly a. ! have already srokcn al mos
of lle points set down for me-.
My appointments not vet filled. arc,
Friday. september 20, AT ictershurgl.
Thence to bloomington aud. IN returning.
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m "wednesday lat, on tie roai north and NJ, Ipd,ra,.7s
~ large White CIape shawl, stuaewhai wnfn. The nrr~n I'D
Ing I aud rtuInins the same To the subscriber 90 10 ,hE -. ,,a
conf "A favor on SAC y prpnss
Ses. 2nd. lcii. lIqs 80
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lbs. md Chin.

The y. Y. N.rs, after giving the returns from elch
Of the States, furnishes tie f5llowing recopitula'oa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-12

47,leS 1915 30
Boone elected one whis Rep. Balance Democrats gen
orally.
: Martin has a representative only every other year.
{ Democratic ticket split.
NJ one VIII doubt that Montgomery is Democratic by
examining the county election, although a popular whis man.
aged t,she elected to the Legislature.
\ Democrat Senator was elected in Morgan, although a
whE rep eSenta'ive managed TO get IN. Her noble sons are
- There are no returns from Switzerland. A Democratic
Rep was elected by a majority Of lj6, while a whis Sena-
majpiify. O. Il. Smith says the democratS # SwfccsIrad
eorered themselves riih honor and glory in dJcaiiag Keiso,
the inict cndeut candidate.
Soho county votes with Dearborn.
Cant tell any thing from the returns.
We have given the Governors vote in 1913. in Wayne
and Niso, because there i 10 means % get 1t correct by thls
years returns.
We WI now snow how we prepared tic table, and
how this small add tion Of irordS, les, tIan the straw
which a drowning man will catch at, has helped drown
ing %whiggcry To raise 4 dust. The whole tenor of the
whole article and table, would show at once, did these
dishonest politicians dare to publish it. what was
meant.
In the Democratic count eS, a. per table. we find
the rboie vote To be IS -
We find the majority 10 be 1893
Which s~ub,rac'cd leaves the equal number
minus mnjority- 3I,li7
Divide Tor rroportioqS-Whig vote I5,57if
Add majoriticS FIR the Democrats 1898
-
Nm W 49, -''''<
counties Ff =" ~ ~,
And the pemocratic- IN -
Nor he Wig counties:
Whole vote Nos
Wing majoritics subtractcd l.2l6
Leaves as above 1872
Tn. I,,,I,J c,,oS o,,,1 ,.,.o ,,..,. -: - ~.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID ENAINIYG IN tho Post Office at Indianapolis, Indiana,
"a September I, lS4i.
Persons caifirg for these Letters viii
?!cESc say u zREESED.
g-Thc ialans po fare on an letters for foreign countries
must be prepaid, Otherwise they canro; lie forwarded.
Arnold wm Lyon y thaniei
AlirelEe Nm , Lusks John
Almaul y ansicur Layton David
WA Arnold OF Elizabeth Sioau Latham John
r lunketton William
B ECKER Chgi.tof her Lorgakor SAMUEL
Bacon Mary NIs Lane John
Bng6t Tho. ] ION Lane Elizabeth
Blker Ri Moore Mouis Ann
Buni-ht Fletcher Mnis james r
+ yaut Mary Martin >ebasiin
Bmk John VI Martin James
Burger William Nattem Henry
B-ouse Andiow Col Maxwell Thos
Banks Noble Maits Margaret
Blown JOSEPH Meir William
Bright } d Hon Miller CYNTHIA
Button China Ms MOnis John X
Bake George Jacob MortOn Nancy Miss
Bush Marin d MACS
Bentley RebecCa \ Mccain James
BaUinrer William McClung David
R5r5x6Ss,lc Ann NcGluier Thomas
Bumrardner George Mcclure Thomas
Rrxan Thomas NcNheeler salmon
brown Henry L Mcfarland John ,
Bunk John
c Newcomer Chri~tian
Gale Pheie 4 II Miss Newark Margaret
Culbeltson Joseph Nash phylander
c cia5fper G@ sU Oliver Martha D Miss
Carson John { otto VIM L
Carlien HIP Oliver cR
Chccsman Joseph c
Convert BF Pha'cn CaihaIine Miss
Catlin John d Pyle Euoch
CI1wder Nm Palmer Amasa
Childcrs John p PIofzman Ezra
Clerk Of Marion Circuit Cont Pugh Isaac
b Piece John
Durham Daniel Rider John
Dm G.eenIv Rider Ann Miss
Dameli Lewis Rocker Calyin
l. Ramsford Henry c
Eliiire Jacob Ro~cncr Carl
English Joseph X ktch James
Ensign George Ramsay Levi
r Euaik 1hcmas
Fisk Thomas c Roop Herry
Flood Jesse Reed Sarah Mrs
Fitch Mason c
Foster stephen Sheets Wm 8
FeIug ConIOd Smhh ferdinand
G. Smith George {
Gi,t Newton II Suitong Christian
GlaTosd Nm SelmOre GP
Gross Th0s Shepherd samuel
Griffin Thomas Rev Smith Davidson
GllmS John : Sncat William
Gauve George Snider Mary
Grover Aaron stout ID vi
Gilmer John ; Smith Ann
Gnfih Thomas Rev Smsh A w
Gli'ncud James ThrelGud John
Grover joseph Ihop John ID
II ThfoId
IIescrhar>t carl Thompson Elizabeth
Haas Jacob Tucker Elizabeth
lin James Townsend Eliza Ann
Iielunan Joseph Tyncr IIanis
fiucr Jacob
Howard } Vest Nancy Mrs
Harness George Widen Lewis II
iiavens James Nandime RO,srtA
Hopkins Celia
fin>ley James Wood Jcthlo
IIaficr David Wilson R0leIt {
Holt " & tDcniist) Wilson Wm
lInshey Nilian Wood Benjamin
iiolscly Aun Mss WerS samuel
Holmes ChsIl0tt Wslyole Susan Miss
Hooker John Webb James
Hamilton James Wiltshire William
Nhie Alexandra
Johnson L \ IN D. Wilkinson William
james Eallh Walden William
n Naici.h Z
kunklc Jacob Williams Martin
knk Ro,ana MikrrSon WIN
knight lanes NJ Mcrsnh Philips
kcmper NimTod William Bristol
King Martin va. cn Mary )
l. Williams Naincl
Labai Reuben Nat Sarah Mrs
Lyons u Nheauey Joseph
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