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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

FRAUD UPON IMxIGRANTs-The Philadelphia
Lds nsrrates the folio wing OF fraud which took
place in this City
very interesting family from Germany wss de.
fraud,d by an individual Ia New-York, who obtained
some seven or eight dollars in payment OF passage from
this city 10 Bsum0rc giving them receipt Tor the
amount which purportsd TO be good for the fare and
taken As such by them 10 good faith Oh presenting The
ticket or receipt 1t the office Of the Baltimore Company
il was utterly unavailable the transaction being fraud
as the Company have agent there nor any connection
or interest with individuals companies IN receiving
fare for continuous travel transportation The iami-
liz having expended nearly ell their means, and upon
learning that they had been cheated the husband vile
and children thrown into the greatest possible dis
tress
On ascertaning the fsets Mr. Dale the President Of
the Company, sent on The whole family free Of charge
such frauds are by frequent here as for
perly; the German and Irish Emisrant Societies have
done much to prevent Them and We are happy to be-
Heve are constantly growing stronger in their good
work If any man is an unmugsted seoundrel ti' he
who takes advantage Of the ignorant and unsusPecng
grant and defraud him Of the little piitanee on
which be relies to commence life in the new world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

Nsw ISvrsrIoss The papers |
! the public attention 70 new invec
which are worthless, or cannot ne J
DO nj they SPEAK VI fhaion's Chem
tsinly 10 one Of the most usefil DIS
for By its use hair 10 prevented
duf and seaf renewed, and . ne
10 really beautiful This 10 True,
s0as who have been benefited.
o. Broadway snA fos sale b. du
aIlv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

Mr. WEBsrER-It affords Us very great salts
faction 10 sia- inst Mr. Webster for the lsst two or
three days has been conFaescent and will In al proba
bty IN few DAY. De- restored to his usual good health
and strength We learn that he attended divine "or-
ship At the Presbyterian Church In the FORENOON oil yes
terdsy.
Mr. Webster leaves our city to-day accompanied by
Mrs Webster and Miss Session. for Savannah via
Wsynesboro and the Central Railroad
lAuga.t4 Chronicle (Geo) May a.
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PADDrs PoRrroLro.-Mr. Lover opened HI,
bulge, Of comcaties lss,evenins to an audience cen
posed Of the ss Of the city he appeared 10 sxassu
spirits and bis entertainment passed Of to the sstss
ton OF all present
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Judicial Election = Monday, June Z
Civ Judicial Nominations

--|--- Flrst Fepuihr EIecti0h'
rr Fail not 70 Vote, and for the best men
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NsUEsrs-The Coroner yesterday held an In.
quest At Governors Island upon the BODY Of an unknown
nan, who was found aosting In the wafer near that
pseet Verdict death BY drowning .Al.o, at No lO2
vast nston-st upon the body Of an unknown man.
native Of Ireland aged 40 years. Verdict death By az
opleST.
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PEOPLES JOURNAL.

1T IL PROPOSED TO Pr BLIsh In the City Of New
Il YORK. TriWeek'y Paper 10 be called the " Pro-
pies Journal which shall be manly exponent and advo
cate Of the Truth aud the Right In Morals and Politics and
In al that Man In question Of Morals. we shall
be guided by Eternal Principles not by local snd tempo
raw considerations In Poiics our first mqpiry will be
what il right and beet and then to the Of
shall Inquire with Mr. Jsfersou, Ia he honest IL hs
pablei
la literature we shall endeavor to keep reads
advised Of waslever 10 published thst IL worthy sud
81 some ihngp that orthy. ASS Newspaper. We
shall aim puhlsh aspeedy and correct account OF al
that Ia important IN current events, without making our
sheet he indscrminRle vehicle OF evsTylng, however
which Nor is Il proposed 10 give a
mere journal Of the day but VIII CHI should he the pose
and the preroesIve OF newspaper to be teacher and
guide fine Public.
Controlled by party the organ Of no clique class
we publish pspsr not FOR these addressed 10 these
but for Men, and addressed 10 Men. And trust that
such, both Literary ard Finsncts
shall be able To Issue sheet worthy the attention
and parOna pc these This Ia eph neral enterprise
since March things have been in irsn Of the pse,
aud agents. has Travelled extensively, making arrange
Journal.
To business men commend II az desirable vehicle
FOR adyertis ing the allotted To Advertisements
will be- small and advertisement VIII he continued
longer Than twenty issues wide circulation will he
given to them Al once, both Ia GosVn and county,
drs' issue will he % Don.
The Peoples Journal will he issued Tuesday, Thurs
days ana SaiIfdsys and delivered n the CIV by ar
riers. All communications must be addressed To box
1911. p O.
Wanted several responsible csrriers. je26 2ieod+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

At Buffalo Currency is rather more plentiful, the
demand being lessened In consequence OF the rihing
amount Of business doing In produce. Exchange on
New York 10 somewhat hrmer at the usual rate, viz
cent The amount OF uncurrent funds sfost continues
extremely limited.
The Report Of the New England Health Ins1r-
snce Co made 70 the Connecticut Legislature gives the
net prosts Of last year at o. $50 which divided
follows;
Dividends 10 stockholders. 10 be APP
piled on their notes 10 the Company,
"a, 2l, IS per cent per anDum, 2SD IS
Cash dividends 20 be paid 10 Stockhold-
ere demand, IL, 10, l2 per cent
per snnum 1877 90
Dividends 10 policy holders, SO cents
= On each policy, l46O "a -.
surolas ON hand. 49,. .l.s7o 50. 1852 43
The capital stock paid In is $500 and the amount OF
Losses paid during the year $252o. Mr. Ives Secretary
Of The Long Island X. Road is the agent in this City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.


Bark Eizs Ann. Cheever, from Canton and Macao
FEB T. Angler 18th and Java Head 2.th, teas silks &c
u Williams 10 the Straits wss In co with the ship
BROOKLYN from Canton for New YORK. 10 lat IL 40 lon
81 30 spoke ship Hacyon OF Bath, irn Genoa tor New
Orleans ~ days out
BsrL Kathleen Blifens "a d. FIN Rio DE- Janeiro, cof
fee TO Mason & Thompson Vessels left sship Coom'
bls-all well banks Sarah & Esther under seizure ;
Sarah from whaling Noble do Resins, from Lisbon !;
brgs Don Juan. from Norfolk msgown from Santos !;
Frederica. fr1n Africa Chrstiana. from Ro Orsnde
J w Huntington, from Richmond; Vintage from New
York; schr Dover, from Africa The spoke of Rio,
gong in bark Active OF PernambucO June brig Indus,
from Baltimore for Pernambuco. Sailed In co bark
BrsziIlsro for Rio Grande; brig Christina for NYOrk
Brig Fornax Wilson Is ds fn Santa Cruz. sugar. &c.
10 Deforest g. Co Sailed 10 with brig Conway for
Porto Rico b. load for NYork. Left bark Ann Richard
son. for New-YOrk, 2jh met.
Brig vancouver Drink water 20 de I'm Gusysms PR,
sugar, &c. 10 Deforest g. Co. Left bsrks Emisrsnt
Church, deg; Now Haven, Downs, from Cork just arr
brgs Devonshirc Washington, just arr; Vulture, Walker
Philadelphia days schr Shyock, Crooker, New York
2ed inst
Brig Melszzo Nichols II de- fm Cardenss Cuba sugar
&c. 20 kesrnith Wslsh. Left brigs Telos for Boston
Gallo, do Taylor, unc bark Dudley Winchel NYork
DAYS 10th inst OF the port spoke schr Melross from
Bangor Me hound in l9th s' % 30 Ion 70 So schr Quo
man from Cardenss for Portland 20ih lat - 90 lon ~
brig Patrick Henry blowing fresh at the time could not
understand where from where bound.
Brig Champion, (of POrtland) Chandler ~ days from
Msysguez PR. sugar, &c. to Nesmith & Walsh.
Brig David Dufell. Colet p DIS I'm NOrieans. mdse,
10 T. Powell Ia the Gull Stream spoke bark Francis
Burr fun New Orleans for Boston.
Brig Palm. Hall IL ds I'm Puerto Cabello, coffee &c
tos w Lewis. Len no American vessels In port In
lat 25 spoke schr Valley fun Norfolk for Kingston, Jam
Brig Argo Curtis % de fun NOrlesns, corn 20 master
Br schr Arsthusa Evans, ID ds i'm Eteuthura, fruit
&c to master.
sehr Sarah Bartlett % ds I'm Galveston Texas cotton,
&c. % Brewer Nelson 18th inst of Tortugas spoke
brig Messenger, White from New Orleans for Cork,
days out
Schr Harriet Ann Ewood p De FIN Galveston Texas,
cotton. &c TO Brewer g. Nelson
Schr Amelia Smith, Virginia. wood.
Scbr Painter. Cooper. Berlin, Del, corn.
sAILED-ship Edgar, for Brazos with troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

81 WASHINGTON Crossing the Delaware" by Ecu
w ner; " Think Gently o. the Erring," by sradbury
" Ioys that have Seen" by Beames; FOunsin
waltz by W @ banks; "'Tis Sweet a, Night" by s C.
Mascot; Absent Soldier" BY $ o. Dyer; The Wreck
ofthe Atlantic by D Field The Last Sad Scene" ny
F. A. Nash 1.-THE Owl Sat on the Old Yew Tree" by
Mrs r. Luyser Published and for sale at 80 Fulton
Il where may be- had the kenesses ~ Generals TAYLOR
and Wouh-.he bestouL fjel9 2weodl C HOLT Jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
fashionable Clothing Stores.

CLOTHING,
VANDERBILT, 50 Maiden lane and 1921 West Broad.
~. way, has splendid assortment Of gents boys and
chid~ns clohing. Five skeleton style shOrt
skifl ffock and shud coats suitable for sire Also
than thousand pieces of fashionahe goods 10
make to order eli Of VIII ch be sod TIE lowest pos
sble price. - q. =.
pleasant coat, vest and pants frtm - 70
81 "a Maiden sae aud 1904 West Broadway lelo I'm
CLOTHING.
wi aso FhsHtosAsLE srIr
Ready Mad, from - 10 SIS
Al the Clotbing
wAsEHoUsE,
te7 te2 Fnltoo-si opposite the Church iu
CLOTHING.
.n ..f.r Ready Ma. and Mad 10 Order.
The Cheapest Fashionable
\ CASH rAiLosIss
EsTkBLIsHAEsT.
4 In kew-Ysrk
w. H. DE0ROoT CO.
rsvk Smos No on FutOr.st
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eEFFGsAE.
LIST OF LETTERS.


el8. And BE- n faytA<y e.acfsd, . o .
And all made under the orders OF the Post
asster-Genersl. n oewspsper newspaper Of leers
area for IN any Post Once shs be inserted n the
or papers Of the place where The Office advertising
may be sitasisd, Aasrag ts lar fssf circulation
ksu Pss 0fso< Ian, passsd hareks ls4S.
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Books.
NOW LET rHE puBLIc JupGE.

| Two TfE FRIENDS Of Correct Education u Truth.
Marcus Wilson's snswer to ard expossre OF MIRA
! 90 application 10 MARK H. NEWMAN & co. lss Broad.
way TIE onxinsl Review II American Histories
ughc ma, Judge Of the wrong and injary Done Mrs
willard By his ''slsnierous pamphlet the snswer"
we uust will fully Ihe Of her claims to ORR
stnsiIy as well as the absences OF lbaI serious charge
q "tresPsss 90 her hisrAry proPsriyyy rux.,..o
B. The publishers Of Mrs WIZARDS Appeal" hsv-
ing refused s-r respectful request TO furnish with
Est Of The names Of hosso whom The Appear bad bern
sent in order that ght also send them The Reply,
we are compelled To ak in this public manner thai all
friends of EducauoR Tsschers Eiors and oshsrs who
have received The ssd Appeal viii send US heir names
jei5H lss Broadway.
NEW AND VALUABLE ASTRONOMICAL
WORK FOR PRIVATE LEARNERS, the family circle.
w Comnon Schools are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mars Of sixteen eoor-d charts each by 5. feet
accompanied by az elaborate Elementary Trestse, the
whole designed 10 Illustrate the mechanism OF The Hesvens
by II. MaiTisoa.
The pan OF ths WORK "a entirely originsL E.ch map n
usuSse distinct psu Of the movements phenom-ns
Of he heavenly bodies until all The leading principles 81
M, noble science are made psrf4cy inel hle 10 he
.srnsr The Ei.meotsTy rrss.e ds.eIihe. sseh SsErs
The maps and specially adspts the work 10 The family
circle the Ptys.s .taden. and 70 schools The parent or
and upward, giving clear and practical knowledge u
he and will snd increased Interest and pleasure In
the study be progresses The msps are beautiful as Q
work OF art. they mounted and put up box
for transportation, win cory Of the rresns-, al SIS
nshed and for sale by
mo HUNTINGTON SAVAGE. gle Pesr-st NY
KIRwAN'S LETTERS" GRATIS.
A cory OF KtawAN'S LETTERS To BISHOP
hHUGHEs will he given 10 sl who purchase dol
lars worth % books OF for cash snd
from 81 10 500 Tbs will only be done to hose who wish
circulate kifwsn" ard who mention Il Al he time.
Pre.cous Conquest Of Peru-The History Of the Con.
Quest Of Peru by VIM Prescott author Of Ferdinsnd and
Isabella vols Svo his day published ard for sae by
LEAVIrT. TRow co lsl Broadway Cor. Of Oey-,t
GENUINE LONDON EDITION.
THIS DAY II PUBLISHED. To arge syo. Part l-price
4 dollsr-rhe Work. Of Josephus, sn entirely new
translation. by Robert Trsil, u. d NJ X l. Nc win
notes ard exp sna1ry by isssc Taylor OF Ong
The work will ustr tied hy leo engravngs OF me
scenes Of the history with ghlY finished medson hesds
OF The personsge- mentned ny JO-sphus from authentic
sources. Tue puhcsOa Of tins edition designed 10 a.
ford assistance the breSved Emiy OF the senie su
thor who having devoted his fortune 20 the relief Of the
dsresses Of Ire and finally fell sscr ace 10 his exerons
In the csuse OF mercy and Chrsiisn philanthropy.
jss I'm GEORGE NlkIUE, = John-st
NBORGH ENCYCLOPEDIA.
COMPLETE at the Eucycio PED Ia In IS vols hand /
"A soul-v bound IN hA'f b'ndng, for sale cheap by
legs MARX H. NEWMAN co. ie9 Broadway
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LINZ, DAILY, Tor

DAGs.-fhe highest market prices paid In eash for
IL Rags Bsgging Bale Rope Cuttings 0unny Bag gng,
Grass Nope Czuvss and eli kinds Papsr Msnufsc
sas-rS s,ock, By CYRUS w. FIELD co.
lHly Burling slip.
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DATKK-ON AND R4MaPO R.lI1osd--f.ol,

i TO Contr.ctora-Proposas will be received until the
30th day Of June inst for grading masonry and brdg
Ing that part Of the Paterson and Rsmapo Railroad.
tending from the north side Of the Psssac river TO Rsmspo
q distance Of shout u miles.
Maps prohes and specifications may be found The En-
gineers Office Paterson, where every necessary nf6rms
don will be given fiell t2ol J. w. ALLEN Engineer.
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RAILROADS..
'EsTgR & NasHUA RAILROaD

hlllrod0s.
WORCESTER & NASHUA RAILROAD
w COMPANY-rhe Annual messing Of the Slockhold
OF the Worcester Nashua Railroad Company will be
held At Waldo Hall ll3 Main st. Worcester on Thar.day
the Bun day OF July next At O'Clock, p NJ To act the
lst To hear and upon the Report Of the Directors
"a. To determine whether the Bylaws shall be smend-
cd in relation notifying meetings OF the Corporation Ia
their stock and 10 relation to form OF Certificate and
81 To choose Board OF Directors for the year ensuing
fth. To act upon any other business that may legally
come before the meeting
By order Of the Directors
Worcester, Mas. June Il, 1871 '''''' - s.5 JyS
WORCESTER ~ NASHUA RAILROAD
w COMPANY-slxh Asse.smenI-Noucs IL hereby
given that An Assessment of Ten Dollars each Share Of
ne Capital Stock OF this Company, has been laid by the
Board n Directors, payable a. tbs Tressures Oce lG3
p. n. HEMINWAY, Treasurer
Worcester, Mass June q, lsi7. je25 Uys
HUDSON RIyER RAILRUAD-NOTICE FOR
III PRORO5ALS.-Seaed proposals will he received by
the Directors Of th- Hudson River Railroad Company NJ
their Office 50 Wall until tho 18th day of July next for
the grading masonry pIing and bridging Of that portion
Of said rosd which extends fom Roger Hook near Pseks
SliD TO Break Neck Hill, embracing tho heavy work
through the Highlands The work 10 be completed by the
first OF October, i9f3
The work TO be completed according 20 the plans and
speehestions that will be presented for examination as
Security be required for the performance Of the
and the propositions he accompanied by The
names OF responsible persons, sgntyng their assent 10
becoms sureties.
No transfer Of will bs recognized or permitted
The map and profile Of the line the plans Of work form
Of contracts and specifications Of the manner Of executing
The same, will be ready and sef 1hs frat day OF July
next at The ONCE Of the Resident Engineer Cold Spring
where al necessary Information will he given.
The foil names OF all persons that parties a pro-
position must be written cut the
The party 10 any proposition which be accepted win
be required to enter into contract Immediately after the
Gccep zncs Of the same.
The Directors themselves the right I'd accept
reject proposals that may be offered they may
slider The Interest Of the Company 10 require.
New-YOrk, 18th June, 1857.
WIN CHAMBERLAIN, President
JoHS 3. JERyIs, Chief Ensileer. j-l7 tjyl5
DATEK-O< AND KAN4PU Rsilrosd-f.otice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

TO THE LADIE--RABINEAU's Swimming BAN
~ he foot Of Desbf0ssss a. Cansst North River,
!. open from sunrise until II O'Clock Al GIT On Tuesdays
and fridsys the large center bath viii be exclusively de-
voted 20 th-r use. from A NJ uut 4 p NJ BY this
range-ni the DcsbrOssess bAlhs vii furnish better
for lsdies han other similar esizb-
hshment IN The cry The warn baths opea usual
season ucsets al moderate prices. jc26 81
EHANkLiN SALT WATER BATH, Norm side
Of the BAuery-Ths above Bah 10 now open FOR the
season, sher undergoing complete repair Ia ready
for The reception Of Ladies and Gentlemen and the public
generally.
Every attention will be paid 10 vis.tors Season ueksts
can he procured al tne door je5 I'm
HNDROPATHY.-Ths New-York Hydropshic ca
stuent IL now In successful operation under The
mo subscriber al "a East foureenih--L near Union
- where The best facilities for treatment are Afforded,
tSy.ther with good Physiological diet
p JED L. ID rIEhsoN, VI D.
y 000 RkAns q ~r.Pgisg paper 70 store. and for
ls1!g ~ Bafling alp.
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beo- Bue poison.

tksn,> BRD-BUG POI-O>.-Persons g<xs.
ANN making one utsl Ofn will be convinced e<-1n
<<SAlhsy cannot live where II Ia spplisd-S4<4,F
w. Hs certain destroyer II mol salts
fed, the money will 10 returned Sod only the fancy
~ Hldson-st. In Greenwirhst ~ Grand Of
and sl2 Bowery, IS Fulton a. IA Eighth-syeuue ard
- Ihirt-sverue Bfookyn-fst FgltOu-sL South Brook
iyp-l5l. Atlantic 81 WLhsmsburg-Fourlh a. corner Of
Price = cents bottle. 8 Inn
pED-BUG POI-ON-Ths succsss o. this bsne Tor s-y
ID era years have prepared Of ia supe
rtory every hing To II don't matter whether
hey nfest the walls cregces b-dseads a. his bans
vii ert-rnnAte them Sod formerly 2il spring
Of srlY : - He~Emsr-st - Ira
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Gorsee for Sale.
= FOR sALK on EXCHANGE for . ,

- FOR sALE OK EXCHANGE for q Pam
Two besuifui country resid-Dces and several bafx
Ing lois on the East River IS minnss ssii from New
Yors Steamboats, ard stage every hour tie city n.
other within 81 miles OF N-~York s1d perfectly hean,
Address A. B. c. al this Office sspg where the APO cs.
can be seq. les lws
COTTON MACHINERY FOR SALE.
- EXTENSIVE AND PsRsMPrORY s.le Of vsn
= able couon machinery n public suction, " ne
day, the Soth inst NJ II o'cock. IN the fDrenoon, Il
Ire cotton factory, known the Clay MIL boud i,et
Ct Psiersoo, N-~-Jersey, will BE- sold by public v-ndae
the entire machinery, now running 10 said mill eorsss
Ing Of
one willow One Sc inch picker and lap machine.
Seven 81 inch cards Ten - iDch cards
Foar ihrre-h-sdet drawing frsmeS
One woh-sded drawing frsmes
SIX lat sp-eders With msngls motion.
Seven DAnorh spinning rance Isl spndies each Eesr.
ly new, not having yet been in operation . year
One throstle Of lS2 spiSdles, nearly new.
Two ibrostles 81 o. sptndles each
Oae spoons machine Of 90 spndles
Three wsrping mills. win rs h, &c.
One pair ~ mul-s, Sot spin lea
One pair OF mules, S2t spiudes
Forty ~ aud hir,y - power looms
Two bundling and one bsliug preSa
Oae hot calender. Six rsels
One calico printing machine, with numerous paterns
On. patent stsve machine
Lot of shshs. belts gearing drums pules esra s,s
spesder esns, and numerous other articles appersure "a
q cotgo0 mill.
The greater part Of the shove machinery 1. In exe.ls,,
order having been run hr short time and as The pr.u
are let for oher PURPOSES the machinery rnu.t a.,
viii be sold without reserve and upon liberal erm.
The machinery 10 now IN operation may Ne examined
and farther particulars known on SOP eson either Al ia
" Clay FscloTy,"or To
RORERT CHISwELL, Aucuoness
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Winters, Edward WOcd, sAuguslf1e
White, Arihar Woodbury. ExinsK
Whitney. Chas A Wood, ] Jefferson
WincbenpawHryJ Woolsey. JohnL.5
NHitrc-y, Chas WvcsGf Rev " n
White. J wysu. Edward
Whtttemofe. Chas Wynkoop. Nm
Withneil, John Winniliy. 7
Withers. Capt Wyukeep, Geo B
White, Z ; Hycof, George
Wisner, John
Waite Fr.,ees n Young, John
Wilmington. Wm aouns' Dss"
Whitman. John 70 nouns' ~ o
yy,rrsrs nrHA Young. Joseph r
yyhi,s C.ns YoumAns, Jno p
WSiis ND O.r.r Ygisrn, Right Rev
Woodruf. AID bH1op
VocS abbo, Eco Young. Chss c
rcod Jobn Ys,es, Jsmes D
yyool.av W,n,su Young, VIM
Woods. Richard II Zatx, John
Wood. samuel lL-il. Lew +
Wood. AurI ZAner, seujamtn
Woodhead. John iZahrissie, Jacob c
ROBE TT III. MORRIS, Y. VI.