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Dest.s7csIs C0nfsagrali0I. az
Sft,SfxtUrr.

The fire at Stockton was the work of an in
cendiary, originating in the Merchants Hotel.
The following are amongst the principal losers:
W. HI. Robinson, S30,O0o; Webb & Hancock,
$50, 900; Baker s. Hickman, S50,000 C. l.
Brown, $780, 900; Calvin, Paige & Co., $50, 900;
Heath s. Emory $780, 900; Paige and Webster;
$50, 900; Gillingham, S6O, 900; Davis & Smith,
$50, 900; Exchange S25, 900; Dickinson House
500, 900; ]. s. Owen $50, 900, with numerous
other mercantile houses varying from $4,000
to $50, ,000 The total, according to the esti-
mates, cannot be less than a million.
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tahiornla, Montgomery, Pine, Sansome, Com
mercial, and Clay streets, were nearly destroy
ed. The Sacramento Hotel was blown up.
Howard s. Greenlow's building, containing
many valuable law libraries Jones' Hotel, the
Saving Bank, Dodge Co.'S, Express Office,
srgsnties' buildings, California fsxcsange, arl
Cock & Brothers store, were saved. The D7a-
matte Museum, Custom House, Jenny Lind
Theatre, Parker House, Adams & Co.'S, Ex-
press Office, the Empire House. and the Union
Hotel, were among the buildings burned. The
destruction of the Union Hotel involved loss
of S250,00Q. Messrs. Adams s. Co, saved their
books, sc.
The deposits of Wells s. Co. are safe
The Alta California of later date saws. mea-
sures have been taken to supply the city with
water from lake. near three miles distant A
proposition has been laid before the Council by
Mr.. Merrifeld, and was to be acted on May
10Th, and if favorably, Mr.. NJ, would leave i'm
mediately for the Atlantic States, to contract
for the pipes and other materials.
The rebuilding had already commenced. The
list of sufferers includes the names of seven
hundred firms and individuals; among the hea-
West of which are j. B. Biddleman, $500, 600;
Simonsfeld, Bach I. Co., $500 Starkey
Brothers, S15o,00O; Kelly, Smith s. Riley,
S125,O 900; Ottenheimer, Hirsch s. Co., $780,
600; Moore, Ticknor s. Co., $3.50, 900; Deboom,
Vigneaux s. Grisar, S147 900; E. AIiekle s Co.,
S2O0,000; Dale, Austin s. Co, $50, 600; Mid
dleton & Seloye, $3.50, 600.
Six men were burned to death at one build
ing. Their names are Capt. Welsh of ship
Louis Richland, Edward ArCahill, Leon Green
hough, Reuben Baker, Newsbourn, and Rosen-
thai Many individuals were seriously burned
and otherwise injured-arnong them Gen. Jas.
Wilson.
Vigorous measures have been taken for re-
building the burnt district, and buildings were
going up in all directions.
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Chess.

y Cincinnati paper states that Mr. LowenthaI
a noted Hungarian chess-player of that city. is
ON his way to London, to take hand in the
great game of chess which is soon to come of
there fer e5G0.
In allusion to this player the New Orleans
Bee says:
Mr.. Lowenthal is a very great chess player
He was in New Orleans about year ago, and
wrested the laurels from some of the finest
masters of the game. But strange TO say, he
was beaten by youth of twelve years, who bur
few months previous hadnever played game
The youth in qdestion-Master M###K-is
son OF highly respectable citizen of New Or
leans himself an enthusiastic amateur of the
noble game of Chess. The boy was accustomed
to look over the board while his father was
playing. As soon as he comprehended the
moves, he began to play
He first beat his father, then his uncle
player of remarkable force-then, in contest
with R2ussea-the chess ehanpiSii of the South
he gained signal ad santiago; ard firaBy b-
amazed Lowenthal himself by winning from,
him majority in given series of games. He
has perhaps the most wonderful genius for chess
ever witnessed. At his tender age. he NAV he
considered frst-rate player. His movement
are prompt, astonishingly accurate, and the re
suit of close and vigilant combination. He
solves problems with amazing facility Mono
of the mysterious intricacies of these enicmas.
however involved and numerous the moyeS
battle his concentrated and patient attention
1.-The continues advancing in force as he grows
older, he will become the wonder of the age.
ere he attains manhood
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Discovery of Ancient ssanusc.1pss

Much excitement has recently been occas' on
ed in Constantinople, by the discovery of an
immense treasure of Greek manuscripts. of the
Inquest antiquity. They were found by
learned Greek named Simonides, in a cave stu
ated at the foot of Mount Athos. Azaong thcrr
it is said there arc many celebrated works quo
ted by ancient writer's, and until now, suppo
sed to be lost. Those will be of the highcst
Importance in throwing light many parts o.
history hitherto obscure or of questionable au
thority. There are also several manuscript
filed with characters, calculated Is is SUPPOSED
to elucida the meaning of hiereglyphicai in
scriptions. IN these singular volumes arc
composed of very thin membranes, the nature
of which is not stated. The diScoverer has al
ready applied the knowledge obtained from
some of them TO the Interpretation of the in
scriptions engraved on the obelisk of the Hip-
podromus at Constantinople. ss.3
?fadersi Journal.
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RGsH Hon. J. n. Purviancc, late Auditor G1ss
cral has been nominated in Butler county a.
President Judge of that Judicial district,
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II a.l HgADQUA MAnIkE Cours, +.
QuartermAser's Ofhce, Washington, Oct Is, lool
SEPARATE PROPOSALS. received this Office
~ O'clock Tuesday the llth day o November next or
furnishing ralions the United States marines at The following
Hons ior the year ie52 viz ~
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Chaicsown, AIassaehusettsi
ltrookiyn, Long island, New York W1@a L.#t
fhladeiplia, Pennsytvaniai N
Gospoft, Norfolk Virginia, y ~.
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington District OF Columbia.
aeh rauon TO pound y
OF pound OF eighteen M bread,
ue VI supehne 'ouT, option VI tbe
ad al lc rate orsix pounds coffee, twelve pounds
~ Wv oes. new orleans eight OF the best white
m quarts OF vinegar, pounds OF good
haia brown and dipped
talow Candles 20 each hundred ratlons n ~ n
The beef required shall be delivered
ing mee OF each saton either in bulk and
aa consist oi the beet aud choice
prime
quaiiiy the ksnds named, subject 10 Inspection.
No bid viii be entertained Office
bond for hundred doas suretcs,
Of contract The suhcicncy ure,ics must
be certified by official person.
To be endorsed sPiopcsal for rationso M.. s4
The Portsmouth Journal New Hampshire; Boston Atlas and Ad
yerer Massachusetts Bunker Hill AurOn Chaestown,
massachusetts, New York Courier Enquar Mirror, Express,
aud Post New York; Brooklyn Evening star Brooklyn, Long
Island Philadelphia North American, sun and Daily Times Phil
adelpha Patriot and American Balimorc Gazette, As1andna
Virginia Whe and Republican, Richmond Norfolk Bcscon and
Herald, Norfolk, Virginia and Pensacola Gazette pensacoa,
foIid Will give the above Three insertions each week until
IL send accompanied by printed
copy of the advertsemcnt TO this Office for payment
Oct lG-3awtll llihNov
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DEMOvAL.Ihc celebrated DR. @. w ROBACK professor Of
IL asr0Ogy rcnology, and ge0manry, combined
with conjuraon from Sweden navng removed his oce % NO.
White New York, offers his services the citizens
Wasngon lie Inns consulted by the crowned heads Of
Europe, and enjoys higher reputation asrooger an
any living NAtyes calculated according to gcomancy
ladies' s5 gentlemen s. Persons ut distance can have their
nuvcs by sending dae Of the day o their BIRTH All
containing the above fee will receive immediate aten
uon, and nahvites 10 part OF hs world written on
durable and he is prepared 10 make use OF ms power by
conjurnon Of the following topcsi Courtshp advice
successful accomplishment of wealthy marriage
he has the 10 redeem such given 70 the ee use
hazard, and for the ol
property purchasing OF tickets Thou
aovenaed have been done in this city and ito
vicinity United the full satisfaction of ALL
nnves horoscopes have been cast during the last four
will purposes and viii do
well person, mail safe that
money through Office Dr. koback
monthly, and has missed
All letters will be regiousy attended to- prepaid BE par
For particulars
Office Of the Union, and get astrological almanac
gratis. ts . ~ ,,or. .,y f,gs
81. @1#ga. saH @ 6Whiie street, New York.
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90 s. New Fan and Winter Goods. seA4-
IIOOE, BROTHER Co. Pennsylvania between Ub
III received and prepared offer 10 Tie
cixens Of Washington, Georgetown and Aetandria
Of and Virginia, full and
French, Eugsh and India fancy and staple
dry goods, Of importations. They
Very silks dark coofs
Exua rch brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pouft dc sole
Heavy wateIed silks, all colors .
Real Irish poplins, richly watcrrd all shades
Very Iusrous black silks, all widths
wide coi~rcd silk veivcts, every shade
French Merno and Tbibet cloths, great varicty
French dc Iaines, new designs
French cashmere de cossc, latest styles
Rich embroidered chcmiseties, with sleeves 10 match
Heal valencenncs lace chemisetcs and cuns
nuafin collars, and
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
Velvet cioaks and mantilss, styles
mantilas a vtcs also styles
Real cashmere shawis long and square
Real cashmere and Thibet scaffs r.
Long and short sewing silk nits and gloves
Baioas celebrated hid Hoves every size and shade
Black . lack and coIored silk ringes
Thread and iaseninss, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambric rulings ...
Muslin and carabsc inpertlngs and edgings
Sash, neck, and belt Jihnnds, Ac. hc I. - - r .
and desirable goods suit
approaching which weekly add
purchasers be assured OF finding al
during fashionable styles, the lowest
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Sept 9-6mosd



(Tae College Of e Poletant Episcopal Chuh)
VIII Monday, October 0, 1851
until The s.commvncement day,- as
Thursday July, New students recommended to ene
opening they
ply and the charge is ema from th date o ther entrance
number of ciasscs nnords A uc op
educaton and st the successful tesnna
collegiate its graduates the usual
dcmcal degrees. ....J .lwL. 9g. u IL
grammar school, Immediately adjoining the college, and
rector distinct depnc,
lads the beginning their academica and
The direction th
the college special advantages TO The pupils
the grammar school
In thc ctcau,a ciassc5 study the Greek language
omitted place supplied Ly additional studies in modern Ian
guaxcs book Keeping, &c. -. ,
the college entirely healhiu and by ITS die
and villages favorable 70 GOOD noras and
order. .....9 :. .
Kemp Hail. buidn. 20 feet by 4o VIII be ready of
In rddon 10 the trme
cops have recently appointed Hugh Dave,
d. ou ecclesiastical law, and John
Ale randcr, LII. d. lecturer physics and chemistry
charge te same IN The college nnd grammar
seLoo hundred and tw eni five
dollars pay able semi annually in advance
Apv4uAt,oax 4 admission 10 be made TO
Rev, JOHN u. kERFOOT, u, D.. Eccor,
j sEs H#t c College OF St James r. .. Maryland.
Aug it-aaw2m @r IT Ht E#HH9. ss-E
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yslnahas nusAnsss Stand fer Hcnt iM washington
.tt4s City, + va 4

vslnahas nusAnsss Stand fer Hcnt iM washington
---'' sr5l-,-T a gsl~n City. m
IREI new slsss the large building erecting The old
estabed and the OF Seventh wesl and Market
nsxi xAsy ss kk style for the dry goods
Tho 10 tcet wide by
S deep Ia cleAr with light in of the Store ~
ss As s high has basement Is feet VIDE by - rect
saba we'll lighted BY several window and an area sioud c
bsMe 1hS second fronting Market space Is l eet
wide BY y feet deep huving
wide by ~ feet long has basemen NM Tor
c by IS feel deep, feet 9nches high There
80 eSicaon from each with It's basement by an easy
pew Tbs wide by 81 feet deep, with sky
sh the OF the very large store could
u hiSdo throwing the last stores into one Each store mas
vsns tbs psvenemt for fuel \. Il IA
As ~ nl given the Is Of October next
the west side Of and
cssyS II Deep
h, cellar ~ fact by 50 leet deep II IL built IN tho most
sbiaas and capital stand for wholesale Or recall
vs sr and elegant boarding house rcnt
passsspA given lt Of December That posoa Of
budsG flour stories hghl the three VI M
Market space and Of the warehouse
onng 7h built IN tho host and modern style
ban house, with tbs modern nxsurss tanks
conveyed Gcugh baldins dumhwaier The
hh story speakngtubes through the ght
.sS.. y ssS fopss ~ As Gin nSs s iron
poon II the bdtng which occupied BY tho boarding
coutaiRs s forty hne mostly front being
tsadiAs with exenxive front The dining "
c,sa b dSs aad sliding doors There arc eight other q those
4Anced By fielding and sliding doo suitable for hand
remainder those will make
aid airy h1bse. Il has also good Kitchens, and
deakte = the For apply the subscriber at the oto
House. north side Pcnnsyvsnia avenue between ID and ~
.ayn7nba trssa,a sst ssolsa ANNE r. DERMoTT.
49, A1vp{f
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United states Patent once.

nm tho p~iton Of Nstht Wyeh, OF Cambridge, Mas~acfu
praying tor the extension ot patent granted 70 nun s
an preparing shipping for yess
from The expiration patent, which takes place on Che l'.
DAY Of December, ISL
"a /. ordered that heard the Pncat oce
Monday 10th Of November next nj ~ o'clock m ana
All ne appear, e~,
WI pctition ought not 10 be granted -. :.
Persons required TO hic In the Patent
specifically forth writing least
twenty day heang Al testimony hed by either
o,v tatrn md transmitted
accordance with OF Office which will be furnished
application ...t---,, :,
ord.rcd also he published In the National In
tavencer Republic and Union, Washington city Daily Bee Bos
Providence Journal, Providence ki"de
Island Courant Hartford, Connecticut Albany State Register
ALBANY A. " Express, New YORK and fennisnnis inaui.
fennsylvanis, week tot tfee sue
weeks previous ot day o November nest the day
:" "'"'"e sstF 3N s..I E. TIfOs. EwBANK,
n ( Commissioner of Patents.
e. Editors papers will please copy, and send Their
bills Once with containing tbs nopea
SEM J-lAw9w
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#s.et Tickets Sl0-IIaiyes S5-QuaItors 50 So
Ceihc of pack kages OF % whole tickets, $lD 90
Do of 26 half do 6J 90
n DO Of 20 quarter do - 30
Orders and Of packages In The
attention. aud
Official Of each drawing immediately after is
o who order from
! Address J. g. &. MAURY, Agents,
Ou2l Alexandria, Virginia.
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Untyersity of Virginia.

THE annual session OF the University Of Virginia
u The h Of June The University comprises ts following schools
and iecturcship, vizi - @t
L. Professor Gesner Harrison, ID.
Modern Lansuases Professor ~ sehele dc VeIe LIZ u
g. Mathematics Professor Edward II. Couenay, LII d. "
Manual rhio,"Ry r',ssaI w% y h"sa .l LII p
a. ID. II 9I01- -'7'T f1sr0alfta' +. lss#IHEt3
O. Medicine Professor Henry Howard, NJ, ID.
Comparative Anatomy Psychology, aud suscfyJanes L. "a
g. Moral Philosophy Professor w.n IT, MeGuGey DID, LII.
Adjunct Professor James r. lIoeombe
TO- Lecturer Dem0nstrato Special and Paooca hnao
my-John Stage Davis, A. NJ, NJ d.
To be admitted University student mnsi be 10 years Of
aSe but o. TWO brothers applying for maou'aon the fae0' may
n the applicant been student other in
ss ny.
evidence, g The Faculty, q general good conduct ,r
The whole necessary expenses exclusive oi cos book ana
pocketmonsy, estimated as follows; u as
Hoard including for months 500
Fuel and candles Be furnished sy s Proctor at cost and
to,m..ory a so two % y o !he same Loom nj sS.. 10
Of entire domo, s6i for half occupied by two
seuls,ioa ae use Of library, and public rooms IS
Fces II single professor be attended $50 f two, $40 eaeh
in ihcy 500 al and in tho
senior s75 e higher fee in each instance giving ad
# .t a7 g.,
+ Medical Deparsmcnt. l'a h #
department expense tuition including
enable. the student complete course Of studies as
that Of medical institution the Union, by at
tending only two lectures day
Lav School
having been appointed in the Department.
the Of study has been enlarged The subjects Of equity and
commercial law will be taught fully than has hitherto been
civil law together with exposition Of the most important leading
cascs in law and equity. gla s -. ,.,, #
~ Proctor and Patron Of the University Of virsinn
|
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(,ANA1DENos, Floor On-Cloths. C.rt.in Mas:ri.l:,
e, and hoass keepers generally q The ss. e e. Wash,
~ h.y have tss. received per New York and Bo..on
hosss urnishag dry goods o. every description,
bad thu pleasure Of presenting iha public the lead
ing articles ofwhich lkdy beg to enumsrAse, vx
~ ptecqk 1Deny yeDve cagpsting, designs 1use
80 DO &pesuy Drussels do very rich
syAR7s g. ssa'a hsav Eafliah Drassel' DO aao'
VI . bs.s ssssas assn.h Rru..sh iow-prcsd
? ss 20 ias.s's saip.sas ..s.s e .,..-
ahssh very beautiful oil CLOTH which will be any
shape for halls passages s&sA&t tsA 4
70 pieesa lea Venetian, for passsges steps
IS pslasd dTnsget cruub cloths, from 1914 TO l64 s.,
a5 0N1eoes rich silk and wool curtain dc lainc t
- % do worstcd and cotton do a,e4
Fe8' Do do worried dnnrasks E t
..,,, Is do, Do union damasks double width oft
49, ~ % do worstcd de anes, for furniture
eM 49, TMkayfsd csxhmeTess 1g
Is paiss richly smbroiders1 lace curtains
Fv s04relss embfsaacred musta curtains al III HUC-A
~ biecrs embxoidsred musIins, lew price
I30 bsass cornices from tho richest the cheapest
tinnng fixtures of
latest ali or which will 06Urcd
dauug cordially Invited stock
''''s "'-,s''' HOoE, BROTHER, & co.
Sent l6-d4WH .t#aE.-. ~
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which hroush Carlisle rhppen'b" oha"SerSns and
Fer he of passenger. Washington nny
points the Of the company will e a me
the orans M baggage, which viii he
carried frss Of charge TO Caiss .'a''o. ,r,v.,r
oc,I-sd s#tt r fa s 8- Ticket Agent
Ass,stana Teaches Wanted InanssdAstsly. y
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Immediately BY ce post paid
g s.s e rs.ess''' 1snsS
0FFTCiAL MILITARY Books. Tor sale by Taylor &
Sscssst :s,. :s. .. s s, g. w'.s"s'' .s.
Wgssy sword Exercise, price u. tya
ssss ss.'.ss. s" ~ a:ss,s,a T:ss 'ssi g'f.
iCoop-ss Tac,ie. and Reputation. ~ the mlins.
Instructions for Field Artillery, Horse and Feo' saIa
ascc1ss ssr;n S.tssS Ssr,. Ma; S.is. g .'se .
Ard Ard, Il sss oss. s,ss ssys,.nn, book. and
EW BOOT AND SHOE sTORE.-The subscriber has
M...s. Ssssa soss. on 's d. "s se of ave-
between Glib where hs ntcnds conductne the
be6i of bsnchehavng engaged the
seesu ~ ~. Henry Msrseiss whr il wen has er
fT hnss high epsaon As c~e s.d whose sus.e'cs wsss
povuculasty directed misunderstanding boots and
& .S .s = ~ W. ~ % ss s % - s.s ~
we hsve ksasds of Froaeh
Enxah leather, kd ks and 'sn which win se made
order IN Mr.. Ms usual beautiful style. = l 4.
IN Sdcn Der psAnuFactb, ssssrd with great
.ss in New YORK Philadelphia anA Baltimore ell Of the
stsv~S of ~ dAserpon N
sch - pfsu'ar isvvc j attention of DE RS'c
4 Oct Eeotw >; ~ SonN SUN
- Aueeteat hy "sum eNsh.".3 .i.yzi- .e 4Es Fe ie
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JsNinr,s FIELD Daok Of ~ AAvoisusn apart w. IA f N
'as' Pss"sne" -" ''""' VIZ w T1AVl.1R MAURv,
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IAMES L. EDWARDS. Conn missioner oG Pcn-
son., Smith, ornscrty of Ogicns
hurr opened oshcc IN washington city
r claims bee Congress aud
. general government They
thatmay he iausted
set care Reference may be made members Of The last
Ie,e,. pos, paid Edward. Smith, wlards
iotci Will be duly attended 10.
Sep lo-dly a&H.as
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The New York and Liverpool United states HALL
Steamers.
The ships composing ths line iHlsa 1c7 *a*r'
Inc Capt West.
.Capl Nye.
Comstock
Inc Anuaus.'... ...........r Capt Grafton.
EEEem These ships bayng been built by contract
E4HxN ssy fr government Service has been
~<6fk4k taken IN helg construction, their
70 insure strength and speed and their aecommo
daons ior passengers unequaed for comfort
Pfce o passage from New York Liverpool $l30 Exclusive
f35
An experienced will be attached each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for. g Jft#L
The owners OF these ships will gold silver
buon specie !ewey mctais unless bills Of
adng signed therefor and the value thereof
~ PROPOSED sAILIko. 4. y
GQ ffom Nsw York, From Liverpool z.
Saturday Nov 9, lsl "Wednesday .Noy. - 1851
Saturday do a. 1851 "Wednesday 26, 1881
Saturday Dec. o. Is3i Saturday. 49, 1851
SatuTday.... do 90 1851. Saturday. 81 1851
For iieish, or pussage apply Isa Nl LksG 1ith
EDWARD X, COLLINs,y AL 4.
No. 50 Will street, N. Y.
lEst 6a# st BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO, n
t5aa a 5aa II. g. RoBERTs, q CO., n = y
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
Sep, 5-dy M 8 sBouevaId, Siontmartrs, Paris.
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Noun, A,ban rnssssute.

THIS institution pleasantly rinased om NE seorreto-n
ileshtsthe prospect from embracing ic cv o Wasnnsen
Inc rosomsc and the of Aerandfs " n de
.,.ncA IN et,epd the scncM Of good
Christian II seeks combine the advantage
Christian home. II - :. 10 "a :, ,--....,o A..
regular scs.io~ viii begin N.vemre Parents wno 'o'
earlier admission confer v.h hs Heo'"
Arpc.o for admission ef pnf or FOR ufher 'n'ofmauo', may
he Addressed. u. x.s.,.,.l
] Rev ANTHONY TEN BROCK, georgetown, D. . Y.
Refrs Tt's Bishop VI Mssyn"d sso h"sn W. w 49,
IL n baltimore g. r. Chambers, Kent county, Did hnon
o. Dayton esq., fourth Auditor cf the Treasury
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