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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-08
$4,000

PbKOMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO 100.
To be drawn at Wilmington. Delaware, ON Monday,
August ~, 1916.
/ prize OF s2T. OOO;i of 600; ! OF 5000 1 OF 1900.
as numbers, ~ ballots. Tickets ss' a certificate OF
wholes slI6; shares Ia proportion:
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Dry Goods at Cost.

a TTENTION.-J & r H0RNBRoOK have now re.
A ceived and are opening the finest and largest as
sortment OF Notions, Fancy Goods, and Varieties they
have ever offered 10 their customers. Country merchants
will find il greatly TO their interest TO call and examine
our stock. Being determined 10 sell goods, they will fad
both articles and prices 10 suit.
Rags, Ginseng, BeeswSx, Feathers and Flax taken in
Exchange al the highest market price at the WHOLESALER
Retail Variety Store, Monroe street, Wheeling. Je 20
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PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. IGs
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, ON FTids,
August -, 1916.
prize of $4,000, / OF 1000, ! ofo,Al5. I Of 1000
80 numbers, IL ballots. Tickets 81; a certificate OF :
whOles $3.50, shares in proportion.
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$4,000 Dollars.

PoHoMoKENRINER LOTTERY, CLASS NO i67.
To he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Wednesday
Aug. NJ, 1876.
l prize OF SI2,COo l of 1000, ! of 1900. / of 200. sc &C
~ numbers, IL drawn. Tickets 81; a certificate OF ~
wholes $50, so, shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-08

rokoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO.. 1914,
Aug. 81, 1916.
/ prize of $4,000, ! Of 1900. / of i.75O, / OF I,5oO. sc
20 numbers. l5Sallois. Tickets 81; q certificate OF NJ
whoics $50, shares in proportion.
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10000

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-Class 4 extra,
To be drawn al Wilmington, Delaware. on Thursday.
August 20, 1886.
prize of S2O,GOO. ! of 1900; ! Of 1000. Of 900.
IS Numbers, Is ballots Tickets S.; certificate of Is
whoies SG9,55; shares in proportions.
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$40 600.

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-Class No. 80,
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday,
August 20, 1916.
] prize Of so. 900. I Of II. 900. I of 10000. 1 of 5000.
7suumbers; - ballots. Tickets SO; a ~ccrttacaic OF
Do Muoles SIIn. sIAIca IN nrOnnriiun.
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For sale by PRYOR g. PAUL.
C. BRINCkERHOFF0S

rTtHIS medicine. when hrSt introduced. some years a.
n go, met with opposition aud deadly aimed hostility
frem ignorant ard vapid decisimerS, who threw the dart
OF venom At II, chasing IL among the noslrums OF the age.
These fruitiess attempts to injure this great medic inc have
now In a great measure passed AWAY the base individu.
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consumption, that terrific destroyer Of the heautifuI and
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the Efforts of the Proprietor TO place his Invaluable com.
pound before the public are now in the way of Icing
crowned with success; and In every place where the an.
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the Health Restorative shall drive him afar, and raise up
the suffering morials, and open TO them the joys ofa state
Of renewed hea th and energies. What a Messing 10 the
nearly teresved relatives 10 witness the opp6rtune aid i'm.
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Heed the voice ofeaniest and brotherly expostulatfon ard
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that best OF all earth's treasures To the almost hopeless
sick one, the Health Restorative. The following cerid.
cate "a from DIR. Chiffon, the well known New YORK
chemist.
~ have annalizcd a bottle of medici me called {. nrjne.
kerhoh's Health Restorative, and find that il does not
contain Mercury or any other metallic preparation, nor
opium IN amy ofits forms, IL Is composed Of vegetable
matter entirely" JAMES X. Chiffon. ND.
&. BRlNCKERHOFF, Proprietor, n. \.
Horace Everett, u. &. Agent.
Principal Office, 81 Hudson street, New York.
Agents for Wheeling, Drs. ME and AS
TODD; West Alexander. Pa. pRYANT& AVE- &
by agents in almost every town in the l.. y. l. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-08
$4,000.

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia Glass 8 extra,
To be drawn a, Wilmington, Delaware on Thursday
August 20, 1916.
prize Of $4,000, of 1000, l of2,jOO, l Of 1000.
IS numbers. ~ ballots. Tickets s.; ~certiicate of ii
wholes S7i, shares in proportion.
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&22.SGOl

pOkoMoKE RIVER LoTTERY-cL.Ass No. 100
10 be drawn al Wilmington Del. Tuesday. Aug, IL, 1916
l OF Ss,OO, l OF $40, I OFFS, 500, I of ?,JO OF g,ras
AZ numbers, IL ballots. Tickets S.: certificate OF 10
wholes S54,s5, shares in proportion.
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$3O,OOO!

Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Georgia-Class No. 10.
To he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware. on Saturday
Aug. Is, 1886.
lprize of 3O,OcO, ] OF 5000. I Of slo.Ooe, of . no
az numbers, II ballots. Tickets $40; a cerihc ate OF
&c wholvs lao, shares IN proportion.
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NOTICE

a LEX. INGRAHNM, Jun. having relnquished the
Ia possession ofthe Book Store in Uuion street, res.
pectfuly solicit the custom Of the Old ficnds and pure ha,.
ers Of my late brother.
A desirable and varied assortment Of The lest and new.
est works, with stationary, wall paper, SC. viii always
be on hand.
Mr.. Edw. WIDE oNLY is authorized 10 seiiis Tho hook
accounts heretofore contracted with the Ia John j. Has
well and Alex. lngraham, Jun. GEO. -. HASWELL,
July -, 1916. % Ia. and Adminis'rator.
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nov 2o-1Y

Of all kinds. to order, in the most thorough
manner and at the cheapest rates.
BLANK BOOKS furnished 10 any pdtiera.
Magazines, Pamphlets, Music, Sc, bound
in the most substantial manner.
Old books rebound, &c.
The BindeTy will be under the charge Of J.
GlLCHRIST, JR., an experienced and compe.
tent workman, 10 whom any orders may be
given.
The subscriber is satisfied that he can, and
is determined 10 furnish as Eood work ar car
be done in the city, al as cheap fates and witt
the utmost promptness.
STEAMBOAT Ot0H1rs and Builders, ore psr
ticularly invited 10 give him a cali, as he !,
prepared 70 furnish BOOKS sni bills out snt
out, II the shortest notice.
may rs J. r. WHARTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-08

Y'sT received at the Music and Variety Store. I case
~ OF States. No. % to q. CAP and Letter PapeTs White
Nhey and China Marbles: Backgammon Boards: CONVEX.
Ssiion Cards. new Music and Music paper; Tuning Forks
Fresh Italian Violin Strings; Steel fens. a superior ar
iicie.
Also , PIANO FORTES of very superior tone aud Il.
nish. which are offered at Manufacturers prices. Call
and see them IL you want a good instrument.
V3 JAMES MELLOR.
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BoARDoFTRtDE.
SCHOOL NOTICE

Commiftee ca Commerce for Lrfv.
S. h~cLELLrS. Jso. M'ctoRr. " ,v,.sx NV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-08

DURSUANT ~ Inc decree pronrunrrI in VI,
suit IN Chsncsy on The i7ih fat ~ Jnuon
1876. wherein
William ' Dean IL Complainant.
AED
J ohn Giichtisi. WillnmCc hfn aud uikef.. are d.
CsHSaHis
The SheT oi Ohio county acting n, eommissi.n
~ under enid decree all uRer Tor sale VI Inc front
DIOR Of lhe conu h"usc Of saiJ c'uniy Of Ohip, 80
Saturday, The ooh dsy NJ June 1876 Ls IN.
befe5 TAO hundred end ~. ons hui dtel ond one.
ope hundred nod lhiFfy tirhi. cno hundred and
fory seven one hundred ~ q ouv nine and ihin,
lWo.t 2O6l ti0lGu3s) u41) (i4o) 1922 .nnais II
III I paH n Middle Wheeling. tnoV q par nj M,
city u WAsehng) lsid "A by Noah Zane. John Nv
eeii and Others. ~ % MANY ~ sch paris iheresIa
shall Ne neeespy 70 Tsi,siy The debt, interest on,
costs. decfeed the remplhiuani in lie eao-s q.
IT. RNS-Ten Der rent oi tho porchsse none
o b psid IN cash. snd The re- due thereof IN hire
tqnal payments. atsiI, twelve and eighteen msnit
fsa he dsy 81 sale. he purchaser ~ purchase,
irving bonds wuh gsDd security, bearing ln's'e,
from the doy Of nIe.
JOHN Q EoFF D for
naval nc uoos. o G..
Tie sale ~ The shOvs prupery r pitipnped ont
Sa'uriav No 1T dav NJ Angus. 1916 mn W
The sN0vs rsfs 10 postponed urfd Wedns d.. ne ir
fv n Ausrat finst) 100 slo,k. An sgg o
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25,OOO Dollars
&oO N
10000 Dollars.

PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. leo
Aug. Is, 1886.
prize OF $4,000. ] of 1900, Iofe.4I5. l ofI.75o
GO numbers, IL drawn. Tickets 81. a certificate OF
- wholcs S50,shares in proportion.
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GOODS AT REDUCED PKICES-
KEHE subscriber having on hands = very heavy sfoeS
~ ofWOOLEN GOODs such az Ciofhs, gsiflrc,s
Jeans. ALPAJCAS and ~Cashmcres, would now ore, '1
those wishing n ohsin tugaius IN the atove arfieie. :,
pficef never teforC Offered in Wheeiire 10 eiose o,, =.
fore 2 ~ p%ufchsses Can and see ~ the Pbrsscfst
.Cssh ftofe. No %, Msin succf. F
rH = aEirov
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THE CFLEBRATED MEDICINES

THE CELEBRATED MEDICINES
0F ~ WARNER, well known ~ the Old Indian Ply
~ stefan OF Pittsburgh, with particular directions for
their employment, eau be bad Of his son, Doctor Elisha
Warner, South Wheeling.
they are 50 generally known and have been extensively
employed by the citizens ~ Pittsburgh aud vicinity for
the cure ofthose appalling chronic diseases to which the
MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTCR ELISHA WARNER respectfully auifoun-
~ ces TO the citizens ~ Wheeling and surrounding
country. tina, amer an Ehsence flour months on business
Nv has returned 20 the city and permanently located
Thaukul for the Hheral share of patronage BESTOWED on
him during his short residence in Wheeling, he sin ten.
ders his professional services, and hopes 20 meet the ap.
probation o. an impartial public, ~ professional calls
either In The city or country, wih he promptly attended
20, and all chronic diseases viii receive particular siisn-
Doctor Warner having studied medicine under the tai.
b ton ola respectable physician oftho old school, and hav.
ing thoroughly studied the Indian or Botanic practice OF
his father, ttvho Sc so generally known A. the Old Indian
Physician Of rittsburrh0 and having had the experience
Of several years successful practice win BIN who has
h%s stsbsss. yssss sa,e- ~ ss.;s.ogs ana sgrsmt,teS
stfentior - his profession, 70 satisfy the reasonable eI.
p~ectstions oftbose via may favor him with their conh.
oFFiCE--m ns 5riyk block. immsdirely At The .outl
end ofthe bridge, ans frss doors from his fofmef stand
now occupied BY coLp F'ksusy.
WWYAbL PAPEE-Ioo pieces n ,hr tssutimf Mar
W he Psper. ~fb Columns, Ctps, Bases srd Borde
10 ms,eh. 70 sppropfias fr Hans. tasi received In al
| ton 20 our former hne assortment 81 PGriof, ChantPr an
Han Pspers, by BGi T. HoRNBRooK.
"A HALF Chests Youns Hyson Tss
~ - Cadies Boxes y saeh' an very superiO
ya1ea 40 sHnyER q srBLLE
i "A Tor Of tPEbTER N a.ls, Tor sale BY
"A iva JAMES BAKER.
LATEST ARRIVAL
- REER a NOTTE. No. ts2 Msrkst sreei. have ju
~ received another fresh supply % SEASONAL
DRY GOODS. Many suicleg IN tbs stock were purch'
y ssa ~ q grest reduction from Spring prices and win ,
sod accordingly. Wt
-wwTVnow cLAss-io0 Hosss from sX1oto "
"Ss PRYOR a rNCLf.
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Or The (original and only genuine article is only pre-
pared by Dr.. Sw1yue, north west corner 9Th aud Race
streets, fhiladelplis. ToycH SoSEl except thai bearing
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En DOZEN sf Masons Unrivslsd Blsekmf, iust u
Vg osived, which VIII be sold low ~ tho gross on 40
ken. iva TOnD y HONNEII.
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WWYALL ~PAPEK-I0o pieces q thg tssutifui Mar.
~ he raper. ~nh Columns, Ctps, Bases and Border
70 msteh. - appropfias for Halls. issi received In adj
ton 70 our FORMER hne nspftmcnt u Pariof, Chanter and
fan Papers, by y21 HORNBROOK
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MuSIcul rntsllkgehee.

CAsILLo svoRr The last concert Of this great artist
will take place at the Tabernacle this evening Arsc'
tive his concerts have hitherto BEEN that of this
evening will surpass all that have gone before In variety
OF entertainment and ia the beauty of tbs selections
sivor executes of his most brilliant pieces, and
he has engaged the services of of the dsn-
gushsd artists in this country Among these Madame
Ablamowicz, signors Pico, Mr. Fontsna. Mr.. Apreno,
and signor Rspet who will lead tho orchestra. Some
idea may formed of the richness of the entertainment
by the following list Of piscsss:-
Overture from the opera II Pirata" executed BY the
whole orchestra.
"Cssts Diva" Cavatina, from the opera Of Norma
sung by Madame Ablaniowicz.
The first part of grand concerto, composed and exc
cutsd by Camille siver
The celebrated dustto, Giomo D'Orror" from the
opera Of &" Ssmiramds" sung by Madame Ablamowcz
and signors Pico.
Variations and scherzo Of the celebrated Kreutzer.
Sonata for the panoiors and violin executed by Jules
Contana and sgnor sivori
Overture from the opera of Les File du Regiment
executed by the orchestra.
savourneen Deslish, an Irish melody, sung by Ma
dame Ablamowidz
"nCampanello," 1.-THE hsndbell) executed by Sivori.
"Vi Consoi Amor di Fgla." words from the opera Of
"Chiara di Rosenberg" sung by signora Pico.
The Carnival Of Venice" executed by Camille
sivor
II will be perceived from the foregoing programme,
that this will be the greatest concert sivor has YET
given.
Wednesday evening All the Boston papers speak OF
them In the highest terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-23
OUR ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
View of the Wreck Of the Monster Steamer
THE PLAN OF MONTERREY.

Our weekly paper will be issued at eight o'clock
to morrow morning. Il will be unusually inter
esting.
1t wi contain the intercepted correspondence
between Mrs Myers and Mr.. Hoyt, in Richmond,
Va further particulars of the storning of Mon
Grey; the latest naval and military in
tegence from all parts OF the country; the English
news by the Caledonia, and the particulars of the
wreck ofihe Great Britain; the usual amount of
matter on political financial, and commercial
matters; the election returns up 10 the last hour;
Washington correspondence and variety of
other matter OF interest TO readers OF all classes
1t will be illustrated by an engraving, showing
the plan of the city of Monterey, its Notifications,
the positions of the American troops during the
siege, &c.; correct pictorial view of the monster
steamer Great Britain she appeared on the
morning after she went ashore at Rathmullan
and portrait of Jack the Junkman, well known
in the business portion of the city of New York.
We reco nmend this sheet to the attention oil
the public, as the best remittance they can make
10 the interior of the country
Single copies in wrappers sixpence each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-23
Theatrical.

PARK THEArRE.-Mr. Anderson appeared before full
and fashionable audience last evening" in the part Of
Claude Mslnotte, In Bulwer's play of the "Lsdy of
Lyons" His Claude Melnotte il certainly the best at
present the stage and have seldom seen him in it
to such advantage last evening AT the end of the
fourth act the applause Of the audience was loud and
long continued. Throughout the piece Mr.. Anderson
proved himself most finished actor. Bass as Colonel
very good except is the fencing scene Mrs
SAINT nobody can make any thing of Stark did not make
anything Of it, but 1t his fault We need not say
herself admirably To night Mr. Anderson appears as
Charles IN The Elder Brother" part which he has
made his own Mr. Dyott takes the part Of Eustace.
BowERY THrArRE--The drama Of "Monte xuman again
excited last evening the wonder Of admiring crowds
from its gorgeous scenery and costumes is of the
most beautiful pieces for scenic effect ever produced
But the manager Of the Bowery h not content to afford
but one attraction to his visitors Mr. A. Adams s On.
gagged This eminent tragedian will appear Damon
on the same night part, on the excellence of which
there is no undivided opinion There will be a full
house this evening
GnErSwIcH THrArRE-The LADY of Lyons. was
performed last evening at this popular theatre with inf
mite success. Mrs Mclean is a perfect " star" Her
Pauline was splendid performance and she was ABLY
supported by Mr. johnson as Claude Melnotte.
Husband at Sight" produce cd as an aerpipce twas
admirably sustained by the entire company Mrs
McLeans Catherine was most powerfully represented
BowERr CiRcUs.-The new clown, signor Felix Carlo
tonight his chair tricks" of last evening" and we as
readers that they well worth seeing as is
everything done by that extraordinary genius He 10
certiny the greatest clown that has appeared in
this country The other entertainments are highly in
terestng Mr. Brewers gymnastics are alone worth
the price Of admission.
The ALBANIA is now in the full tide of prosperity
and will undoubtedly continue be the fayorte place
of amusement for ladies and families residing In the up
per part OF the city long Loder and Corbyn
nue their present spirited and liberal and
the Establishment is conducted those
rules which have already stamped with respsctability
and gained the confidence Of best citizens The
charming young lady magician performing there s un-
doubleday the most skiul artistic We have ever vet
seen. Miss Caroline Hifer is already established
favors here, and Miss Martin 10 rapidly becoming so.
MIR. Mowbray made his debut here, and created a
very favorable sensation Tonight 10 have a
Hch treat If we may believe the programme.
signor Bli'z the accomplished and smusing magician
Is at New Bedford, and successful as
Sands Lent Co.'S Circus will open in Philadelphia on
Monday evening next. 1t will on splendid scale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-23
Court Of Oyer and Termincr

Before Judge kJmoDds ana Ala Jackson Johnson.
OorosER 2s.-SLAvE CAsE-In re George Kirk -
Yesterday morning a considerable stir created
amongst the coored people and their pale faced
friends in consequence OF the discovery OF slave
on board the ship Mobile lying out IN the stream in the
East River. From what We could ascertain about the
that the forcing him below, he screamed out
and heard by some person either shore or the
deck OF Of the vessels near where the Mobile was at
enchor who gave the alarm. Word came Immediately
to Horace Dresser, Esq, upon which Mr. Dresser
waited Judge Edmonds, end procured writ Of
habeas corpus, returnabe to the Court of Oyer aud
Tcrmner, under which the slave was brought to the
Judges chambers at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Shortly after Mr. Blunt arrived and stated that he APP
peared behalf OF the captain and prayed an adjourn
clock the parties again appeared Mr.. Dresser
companies by Mr. Hopper, the Clarkson OF America, and
several cher friends OF the coored race and host Of
colored people, Mr. Blunt then stated shortly the folio
ing Captain Buckley, the master of the brig Mo
bile left the port Of Savannah on the 18th inst, After
having put and being out for days he found
boy present in the hold. and interroga,iug
hun, no admitted he was slave. and was owned BY
str Chapman, OF Georgia who had hired him a man
namsi Warner. livery stable keeper a savannah snd
York in order to get his liberty Mr. Blunt submit
that his aud the person TO whom he hired
had int -est in him the captain of the Mobile had
also interest in this question: In consequence the
heavy penstes to which himself aud his vessel we're
liable under the laws OF Georgia for secreting and car
wing away slaves lie therefore pray ed for further
postponcmen 10 enable him to draw proper return
10 the wgt a. IT appeared the question was be ltgaed
Mr. DRgsssR opposed IL, ana insisted that the matter
should be then gone into
After considerable discussion between the two learned
counsel the Court ordered him to be sent the city p
son, and to be brought up at the sitting of the Court this
morning He appears TO be about is Of age and IL
a miserable specimen of humanity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-23
Movements OF Travellers,

Yesterdays arrivals exhibit considerable accession
to those OF the early part Of the week In fact found
many OF the hotels over loaded principally by the
sengers who have arrived by the Caledonia;
AMERIoAr.-C Day, N. o.; A. Recher. Va; X. Jones,
Conn; West, Geo; a. Heneck, Athens; g. Abbot,
fhila A Margaret Charleston; MIR. Deacon, Boston
L. Ashmead, new York. n Heath, N. o ID. Batersby
N. o Col Totten, Washington; w. Weare, U. s. n.
X Roando, U A.; w. Temple, do; T. Lovet, Wash
ington.
AsroR.-W. Stockton, Phila E. Post Providence; Dr.
Thomas, Poughkeepsie; J. Jarvis Canada; v. Conrod,
Ithaca; Morris Phila c. H. Perine, Dublin A. Ruchcr
Va; II. Merchant, Providence; q. Mills, Boston, Mr..
Little, Porsndj Mr. Blake, S. c.; J. Avery, Mass F.
Weston, 3. c.; II. Edmonston Charleston; c. Handue
Baltimore; II. Lawrence, N. o; Henry Hertz Paris;
Leon Msncela, do; Robinson, Boston, H. Whitney, do
NJ. Thompson, Liverpool H. Crook, Bslton, Eng NJ
Dsbeny Providence; Bowen, do; d. Bsrnhan, do DR.
Morris, Pa; >. Clayton, Va Callahan, Aibany;J q.
P. Perkins. do, Capt. Hope. Montreal.
HOWARD. Graham, New York; j. Woleott n. CT
J. Jersey Conn J. Dunlap, Phia.; Baldwin, Savannah
NJ Kerr, Phila.; M. Fleming, Va; J. Cozens, Conn; T.
Spalding, Lockpot; NIillett. Michigan q. Wilcox,
Morton, Canada; H. Brewster, Psfeld; J. Fowler Bal
ston; X Brown, Ohio; g. johnson, Bangor; r. Wallace
Pa; Hayes Montreal; NJ Sampson, Jersey; d Dick
erson Md Hon Il. Brondhead, Pa b. Flynn, Lancss-
ter; f. iicaly, Cumberland; W. ". Hamilton, West In
dies; f King, Boston
Lawson. New Windsor; verplsnk, do. Luss, s) ra
cu,e: Mr Cheney Boston; " hooty, " o; T. Brock
Troy, A Wnitncy, Phia A. Golden Baltimore;
Cony, Phila J Laws Ilnoi J. Jackson, Englandi
Trfer, Richmuni; tals do, VI Elliott, New tsven
Jupsos--Mr hoiiock Boston, Cozett, Frinceton
J. Dwight New Haven; Z Lexington, New Haven
B. scrioer Albany; c. smith, Hartford; T. Robinson,
Taunton; VI. Cierke Hartford, Butler. T.. Flower
Hartford; NJ Lord, Conn Mr.. Elworth, do.