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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08
DEMOCRATIC MEETING OF, THE rLECroas OF

A DEMOCRATIC MEETING OF THE ELECTORs OF
IA the First Assembly district viii be held at te house
jones Jennings, No. So NORTH Second street, Brooklyn
Eastern district, The b ins al 6 o'clock 7. NJ for The
purpose appointing delegate 10 he Syracuse Convention
10 be held on the l0h inst.
Pursuant 10 public notice larre md respectable meeting
OF tho democratic electors q The Fr Assembly district
held nj the hotel Of james Jennings No. Is North Second
street, Foureerh ward. Brooklyn. Eastern district. Tho
meeting wac organized By he appointment oil Henry G. Bos
well Chairman, and John H. Lott, Secretary. The call OF the
meeting being rcnd. CT motion, Il was
Resolved, lbat deega'e DO appointed p attend tho State
Conyenon to be bold q SYRACUSE on The 10th inr whore
upon Oliver Vandewa.or, Of tho Fourteenth ward
nominated and there bong no oproisn ho yas unan
nate Mhcreupn AIDE rnn DANIEL Itor offered The following
Resolved That We have entire confidence tho ability IN
tcgry and wisdom OF the national administration md hereby
approve md endorse the sentiments expressed IN hc
Secretaries.
Resolved That tho principles avowod mud embodied IN the
Nebraska and Kansas oct correct and opposed
fs repeal.
Resolved, That thc union Ct The democratic party Is I'm
potiant aud desirable upon national basis
the rights Ct States and Territories without mr.
Iotnon az the union OF States paramount u of other
confoeraons and delegate Syracuse hereby in
tructcd to his best cndeayors 70 effect such result
On motion, Il was
Resolved That the proceedings be published IA the Ne
York llcrnld Independent Press, mud RrookNr ~ ~
s1t-r /, Iva, sSSs. AAr Y, Sos,' .-...7 onaalnsa
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Police Intelligence.

CHARGE OF FALSE PRETEScEs.
young man named John F. Ciapp was taken into Gus
tody by officer Jourtan Of the Lower Tolie Court on
charge Of defrauding IIessrs. Edward Moore Co., bank
era, OF No. IL Wall street. but of 500 by means of false
preences and fraudulent representations The accused
it il alleged to the Office Of the compainants OH
the I'd Of November last snd stated that he, could get
the Job Of repairing the brig White he could only raise
all was correct, he brought him what purported to be
note from the captain of the brig certifying that all
Clapp. Since parting with their money, Messrs.
Moore l. Co. have discovered that there was
no aha brig il the s SsT York and further
were false, and made With the sole intent
TO dcfraud the compliments out Of their money Capp
gave the complainant note collateral security OF
which the following is . copy
+. u. MOORE 4 Co., Bankers.
Pay to the order of and for Capp Moore fifty dollars.
The accused was taken before Justice Connolly at the
Lower Police Court where he locked up for examine
tion 1t is said that there similar charges against the
accused arising out of various transactions Of Capps to
raise the ntedful.
THE LATE EXTENSIVE BURGLARY IN CHATHAM
TORS.
In the month OF December last, some burglars obtain
cd IN entrance into the ewery store Of Messrs Lyons
Cohen No. los Chatham street. and carried of property
to the amount Of CO., No clue could be obtained TO
che perpetrators OF the robbery until within the past few
days, when woman named Hannah Jacobs, residing at
No. 215 Division street. made Developments which
Sn seem 10 implicate certain parties In the
crime. In lengthy affidavit made by her before Jus.
tce Connolly che states that two named Joseph
lehman and Harris lsenblat Ind In their possession
some jewelry which abe says they admitted por
tton of the stolen goois. Further she says TINT Ien
pt stated to Heinman In her presence that the brother
OF the former abraham Isenbla made the false keys
by which the icwslry store was entered Hcinman, she
fays took some Of the jewolry from his wte and sold 1t
40 one Meyer Eoenthal Of No. Mott ST. She also swears
that H. senoatt constantly In the habit Of stealing
and does nothing else for living. In conclusion she
states mat wife informed her that ne made
other reasons she believes ard suspects IsGtt ana
lehman to have been implicated Ia the bufArv and
robbery in question. Upon the strength OF tbis in3ra
ton warrants were issued for the Of tho accused
0atcs and yesterday ohcor ally OF the Tenth ward
Isco, arrested lehman and his wife also Isenbatt
Tho prisoners were conveyed before Jusce Connolly al
tho Lower Police Court where they detained fJr ex
animation. Search warrents Issued and nacos IN
the hands OF officer Iaty FOR cxecuti IN None OF the
stolen articles Of osey have 50 far been recovered b'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08
QEPUSLIC OF MIC ARAGUA, DEP ARTMENr OF RE.
~ nhors D. V. L., Granada Nov. g 1856.

NJ nhCcs, D. V. L., Granada. Nov. % 1856.
TO the Project OF the Department 3f ---The Supreme
Executive Power has degned Ire following dscree
fhe President ad interim OF the republic Of Nicaragua
INDUSTRIOUS PERSONS who contribute the devcopement
Of the the republic TO enlarge s commerce.
promote The general welfare In Of his faculties
Article free grant OF 80 Of unculvacd land VIII
and i the said portion OF lad the grant being
70 him BY the Director Of Colonization, be appointed
possession viii be iinmedatel, given.
Art 2 Every family arriving here and settling In the Terri
rv will receive 100 acres besides the $50 belonging each
ad..t member.
g. Amer the lapse Of six months following The taking
possession es OF properly will be given to the settlers pro
v5ed that they give The Director OF Colonization satisfactory
eroof their good conduct and OF the improvements made
the lands
Art They shall pay duties for personal properly f
nture agricultural implements iecds plants cattle or
object Imported for the personal of the cooLists, or In
ended for the Improvement OF the lands granted The
nits viii be exempt from all extraordinary conbu
Tons and from all public servcea unless In OF tie
Sary being required BY cause OF public safety.
therefore they shnD not be able TO sell the lands granted TO
foreigner and they equally forbidden to cell these lands
70 transfer their rights any native before havrg occu
pied The ground for the term OF SIX months and obtained The
lle ofpropcrty.
Art g. An ohlce will established and Director Of eooh
1son appointed whose duty will be 10 attend to the peons
o. immigrants, gather and distribute seeds plants &C., and
Keep tic register book.
AIT l. Let this decree be communicated to those whom
Given at Granada Oh the Esd day OF November, 1855
PATRiCiO Rivals.
TO MINISTER RMAnoSs- And according TO supreme
order communicate TO you for your knowledge and
nent effects and for its publication and circulation In the de-
Department Of Relations, Government House. Nov ~ 1858
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blended and tempered wh womanly sracs gentle lowell
ness When aroused there something donserias 10
her rplebdd despite their habtua enfene raise
doubts And hesancy on tho part OF the guardian, Who how
ever chsrmed stu he'd aoo fearing rcpuse He de ,rly
deeply loved her, but she beautiful brilliant he
what he thought his own msdiocrty.
When Rachel therefore, with her usual frAukness
OF Harr proposal dark shade passed his Drow ha
felt that she regarded him old loved SILL had
been 50 Ing her companion be bad trusted she might yet
be DID not speak riding her sorrow.uy sence when
he did reply, u was in bis usual KIM tone.
Rachel, when Harry learns that the property
been able TO save rom the wreck of fers Affairs AZ
fords so small income, prophecy his will de-
eae until they apse into nsignihcanee may judge him
condemn mer
was her high spried reply.
He pressed her hand and sghsd az be said Fme will
eide" Audit did.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

Dr. FRANCIS sAI9ER, N. d., NJ. Il. @. s., LONDON aud
Ednbursh has removed 70 l0 Bond street, " where 10
may hercniicr be consulted from to IL o'clocf M md 3
1m NJ Patients requiring att, ndauoe thois residences
VIII be visited during the intervening hougs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

HcrMla.-On1y Prize Medal Awarded to
MARS co.. by the Industrial Exhibition OF all Nations
for the he patent radical truss Also the Fair Of the
AWARDED .he mrs. premium 10 ms russ In
Mott Willard Parker aud John H. Carnochan AD extensive
list OF names of mercantile and other gentlemen by ,hs
truss may be seen at MARSH co.'s, No. ga Maiden ane
T., ard Marsh, Corlies Co., No. West Fourth street.
CHM, Ohio. Open from A. NJ. until Q p. M.
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breasts heads. Don't have sn rhouu or ans skin
disease. isc this valuable ointment nod llmb need te
ampuaed unless tho bore be dcsiroy Sold 81 the man
uacofies No. 80 Maiden lane New York md 2ti strand
London AMI by c druggists al :5 cents b2 tcnts and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

cine has ever given stronger proof s efficacy the oxy
Ecnated Miters In eases Of dyspepsia and general debility
hasems hfah and chceriuness when all o1or remedies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08
Diseases Of tho Eye and Ear--Romoval.--

sayc--I cures bles felons sores and old evor sores
owe fifty years Standing Manufactured and sod by Mr. wv
EARL, l6 Sikh street, near ayenue y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

excite admiration among al counoisseurs In suite OF
elegant private apartments for applying his nooararablc dye
tho only reliable nrice Of liz kind Wholesale ard retail
CIlRlSTADoRo'S, No. 6 Asor House.
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petite, mpartono to the system off the bile and all i'm
pure eons regulates the bowels gives strength obojy
ard yeor Of mind and the wonder the age disspat
ing dps ep tendencies In all cases OF physical prosraon
pap,aon, dizziness area fsgue &c Is u supr sing how
soon he patient finds relief No family can afford be with
bottles, by oil hoes grocers druegits Extremely pa
latable. BARNES PARK 304 Broadway os Duane
street, general medicine AMI native wine depot.
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MalrTied.

On Saturday Dec. 20, by tho Rev Alexander artip,
pa OF St. Francis Church, Mr.. p HEvRY ABE Ro-
BERT to Mis- MARIE CHARLOTTE EMILE IAsAISlERE ali Of
this city.
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In six weeks by my opguen which will moi stain or inure
NE sln p bottle sent % part Of e country II. G..
GRAHAM, ISIS Brondwny Briggs, 81 State strco, Albany;
ZCiber % South Third street. Phlalc phia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

The best in the world. This unIivalcd md original dye
applied In wclvo private rooms Bachelors wigs and tou
PEGS have improvements oil others, being cei uyres
Geasance and durability peculiar to TIL. establishment.
BATCHkIORs, g3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

admirable plan OF exchanging and latest improved
sewing machines for old machines of every Kind wi
pleasure by hundreds Tho Avery, Wilson, Grover Baker
Hunt Doias and inferior coming rapidly
TO be exchanged Tho chance Cor profitable bargain great
Apply ut New Aork Office personally, by letter.
M. SINGER, A Co, No. 800 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

DEpUBLIC OF NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT OF WAR.
IL GfaIada, Dec. H. faMTo the Commandments Chef O.
the Army OF the Republics SUPP Executive Power has
degned 10 transmit the following decreeIhe President
OF The Republic OF Nicaragua TO Its
important the service Of the republic for the preservation Of
order al home and abroad to increase tho OF the
republic ard considering so tina. agricultural labors require
The employment OF Ind vidGas that not sufficient
number Is len for military du'ics in use OF its powers,
Article l. The Commander Chief OF the Army OF the Re
public hereby auhozed enlist such number Of troops
he may deem convenient IN 10 circumstances, he
being the same time authorized 70 admit such foreigners as
will submit TO the conditions established b. this Decree
Art q The foreigners be enlisted ought Il be Of
toros ability and honesty subject TO the laws OF the county
and be held and recognized in native citizens
Art The aforesaid Foreigners ough. to bind themselves To
he term OF a. least and uudcr this coauon
and those mentioned in the preceding article they will receive
the salary assigned in the tariff adjoining This Decree and the
rso their engagement icing they viii receive extra
,onpensaon Of two hundred and hy Of unculiyaei
land in ibis republic or each individual.
Art. Let 30 copiniunieae cd 10 WHOM It corresponds
Owen IN Granada 90 Tho llth December. 1855
10 TaE SrcRErAhr or rhr WAR. PATafCIO RryAS.
Ard transmit II Honor the General fol hs knowledge
ard due effects, Tcicrshng the securities OF esteem g.,
SEM.
TtIFF OF MILITARY sAIA11Ea ALLUDED TO Az
raoRIziNG COMMANDER CHIEF
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AT A PRIMARY ELECTION IN THE TWELFTH
IA ward held pursuant 10 call OF the Benocroc Rcpub
can Committee OF Tammany Hail. Of l0ih street and
Ghth avenue, Monday afternoon, Jan I, from . 10 !
ocieck The ticket headed swaokhancr and Michael Murray
was occtod receiving three hundred and scyenyye votes
scnins the ticket containing the Of John Vance, Chs
H. Ianpan md VIM Makcer, which received twenty .iye
vo.es. SAMI. i. uAT0HrON,l
JOHN LEONARD, ! inspectors
HENRY j. WEIGH, \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

Another Heavy Fall Of snow.-The only
goo investment 10 be made s In rubber boots Go and the
large stock Of ladies' misses, gentlemen and boys walking
boots at the Goodyear Rubber Depot 25 Broadway
Chambers
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machine pictures, taken only at $50 Broadwav.Pro.essor
SNOWFALL from the Arctic region, will hold forth ibis esab
hshment during the slegng season. Step in and the Pro
fessOr
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
-
PERSONAL.
POLITICAL.

INFORMATION wANTED-oF MARY HARDING, WIG
lett London in April last. She 200 her cousin Cshe
riIc, by calling at 800 Jay ST.. Brooklyn.
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Ing ex New World. This stands unequacd the
exquisite relish and zest with soup, fish, hot and cold meats
fowl, game, Nc. JOHN DUNCAN SONS, 4o5 Broadway,
sole agents In the United States for the proprcors.
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class will be fop cd TO evening" nj ia O'Clock. Those
who cou not obtain admance TO the frs. may be
communicated Tickets can be secured at the chronological Ca
bnet, .OS Broadway The first class meets this evening.
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CPECIAL NOTICE TO THE BEIES AT LAW Or HI Gil,
- John and Daniel MosherNoice is hereby given that
general convention CT the named heirs at law
held a. the Colanore House. No 5G Broaaway corner o.
bruary next at 10 O'Clock IN the frenoon which meeting
constu ion and by Jaws viii he adopted and such other
considering themselves claimants to he Moshcr
requested to attend either personally BY proxy. Mcssr
N. L. BenI EFT W. II. Wood end W. Mosher have cd
act IA Provincial Cornmce All communications to be ad
dressed TO j. A. Knight Co., European AGENTS Brad
way, New York.
THE NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN ICE COMPANY
having completed tncir dock snd building. al Athens
Greene county n. " have opened oce al III Broadway
northwest OF MURRAY street, for the purpose
ing subscriptions for stock and the transaction other bus
6c generally - call them al their oce where they WIN
gladly mpait any Information reaHve 10 their business and
the operations OF The Company.
JAMES II, SURGE Sec GEo. T.. SHERWOOD Pres'L
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Reduction In Prices OF Winter Clothing for
and boys Alfred Munroc Co. have mae;od down their
and boys 0yercoa business coats fancy cashmere pants
vests, velvet cashmere and coorc silk and gcnencns
travelling sawls The above articles have been marked down
from ten twenty per cent for The purpose OF reducing tho
stock. TO make room Tor spring goods
ALFRED MI NROE & Co. Al BrYAiuay
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DHI KAFPA SIGMA -rHE CONTENTION or THE
Pm kappa sigma Fraternity will he held al Philadelphia,
Januar, 10. he GRAFTON Will be delivered by stacy Potter
ESQ., OF II enton and the poem by IT, Hundalc Ea OF Rich
70 attend.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SPECIAL NOrICUA

A TLAs MUTUAL IN-URANCR COMPANY. NKW
N York, December g. le56.-At meeting the board of
Trustees Iho.ss Nelson ESQ was qn.nInoasly elected
Mgned The board also onted Ma ceus Massey Esq
act for Tho Company IN the capacity Of Assistant President
BY order, GEO. II. TRACY, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A sIrUA-
"A ton. In private family 10 do general no ,rk
chambermad and waier she gosd ain cook asher
roner Good city refer Can be Tor days M
East a.
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AT A MEETING OF T6E PUBLIC GARMENTS U. B.
IA and Society, held Miuymans hail. of Twenty
sixth street and Seventh avenue on January 1856 the fol
year, vz-Robert Brock President John Callahan, Vice
PRESIDENT William Farrell, Secretary Patrick McCabc Re
cordtDg secretary; Patrick Boyle, Treasurer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS
Lath, shingles &c.
1.-THE OLD STEAM MILL STILL ALIVE ,

CORY To say 10 our numerous custaB,,, ,h.,-
oezhnotaas srtise such AN immsRss stock OF Isr
bor, Lath and Shingles on hand as some al =, aM
ra~blecompegtors in our lin. adyerui.e-bnt onI nou
apology Tor such q small stock Oh hand Il. I'M ~.
eastomers "lil notaiios Us 10 slo " Ii away ninth I,
looms up to : or 9OO, 900 feet Oh hand. WhiI. "a. y
daily from ~ TO 3o,beo feet Lumber-iO 10 ID .asp -
Shingles, sash, Doors,a dc, &e, Ia proportion: ss
our stock aeeumuiates slowly-ieeI bappS 10 80
however nh' We can nii alnos any bill offered for'
House, Store or Barn.
Our fall supply Of LOGS Is nov coming ova, "a.
Rapids, and We shall be prepared to Keep our y.
sOriment complete.
Past iasors gratefully sckuowledged-a eouiipn
ance solicited.
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FARMERS! SAW AND GRIsT Mill. W.,
The Best Mill ever offered to ths puS,,s aAS
FELTON'S PORTABLE MI,

V IL lvM
FARMERS! SAW AND aRIsT MIL w.,
The Best Mill ever offered to the Puhl,s IAN
FELTON'S PORTABLE Mil
MHiCH has taken the First prtmia, !, ~.
w state and Coanty FAIRS where il nv. an NE
hibiied, aud a Gotd Medal at the .9nsrieas ssea er'
". Y. CITY. This truly excellent Mil c,lsstssf
alike for Us simplicity, durability and ura,a,s.h,Aetd
patented Jahy I'd, 1855, stands unriyaled, Tha.VTaAIy,
number OF those mills sold, and their increasin..Itt s
mand foreibly declare their merit lover ,oWa De
been sold IN the last sis months. They as aasslla
bly, adapted for grinding Corn, Oats. Whas, IwaMss'
Corn IN The ear, Spices, dc. " it'll N rapidiiS ,Ih1
fiction unk nov u before. Au PEI
No.2 NH griDds from 4 10 & bus. of meal
Is bus otieed per hour with from 2 10 1 boi.. pls
other Nos. 4 proportlonate amount. Tbsv ave
propelled by hoSse, steam or water pove, = ~
we'll adapted To irregular motion, henee Al : are
cost they can be attached TO any sa. mili. ~as
MEAL. sEivks are attached 10 these mill, ,h,.
dsring them the only traIy practicable mill 4 sr :
eanhays. @iuet
References can be given where the.. rti,.
been IN use IL months without either r,a.,. Aate
needing dressing, and likewise where thay lug "
irodueed four months ago for grinding Jrss ~.
It's an established fact that all mill, NAN, "a
'eat Jetd" bul neNer''griHa AssaI,'' and tbsI nj ~
and cob crushers only crack The corn and - . eVis
that neither reduce the feed TO a desiyea sn,,au
TO be used i'm proht. Battho ANeaes
FELTON, MILL.
without knives, and with grinding .urf,ea.
tcmpered steel Will no, aiieetit, is c pabIe az ssan
ing 10 any degree of hDeness, and OF redn,ih, snna
The IN ness OF meal. These facts justify d Ia ~.
rnnunx these mills to give entire satisfaction. var
For tnrthet aud mills aud ryht anal
10 NICHOLS, LOOMS Il Co., Once IL sSlPPl
House, Davenport, Iowa, or Box sos r. 0. "'
dec 81 dwu
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Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Plants
ton Mil Price reduced
IHE subscriber has purchased exclusive right Of
territory Tor sale IN The West, OF the above cele.
DRAFTED Mills, and lie prepared 10 iurnisA them 1t oil
Hn's either Wholesale or retail, guaranteed 10 The
most positive fHauuer.
Ills hos more than 3 year since the Little Giant
was Introduced 10 the public, during which time u
has been constantly growing In the popular favor.
Inc Improvements recent y effected an patented,
makes II the most perfect machine ever offered foi
GENERA farm use. Its iGrnlsh5d c~osplete ready fot
attaching team and weighs as follows. No. i,225;
No, 1850; No.3, 900: No. 4 so pounds. Twen',
minutes are ~sanicianI 10 set one up, witht nj mechan
zeal AID, and when once adjusted, II G. O with safety be
entrusted TO a boy. Full directions &C ompsny each
mill.
PRICES:
No'l'sas, & will grind sbu. msaIper hour wilhlhorss
" ESQ, " +" 10" ~ 4" - 0
:" 3, ssh, " IS" " % " " f"
:" 4, $50, " +" eUa a. q - a. -
UTLiberald iscountto dealers.
b.. CHADWICK,
MOSS Loeustst,, between Second aud Third
now a% Why st. Louis, No,
For sale by Messrs. DALZELL e. BIO, Agents os
davenport, atabose prices, adding freight nom 81
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ALF ~
VIM Y Baker, Christiana, Va
David kugrs, Lebanon &c, Pa.
eamuel Hatfield, Philadelphia.
Ill. TOrrey, Philadelphia.
James Il Price, Wilmington, Del.
Joshua Beai, Batyn Rouge La.
Thomas Beaver, Philadelphia.
u Y forest, Bucks %, Pa.
Augustus Linn, Guernsey 20, o
u BrOnaugh, Maysyiile. ny
Grabrisl Bear, Lancaster %, Pa
Herman c Guise, Philadelphia
Geo ID on, LycoIning 20, Pa
John Acyey, Harrisburg, Pa
Edmund Bayers, brooklyn, N Y
A Tucher, Salem, Arkansas
jaime 5 Crage, Macon Co, Va
NJ Beai, Clarified CO, Pa
Bsnj Edmonds, Butler Go, 0
Mr. Kirk, Aaysyille, Ky
W y Noble, Chicago, Ill
] A l. Ride, sehuylkiil %, Pa
Q A Mason, Philadelphia
David Clark, Maysyille, Ky
J ID Ringer, Alexandra, Va
X h Hart, Evansville, Ind
Joseph Petit, Salem Co, n J
4 Torrey, Upper Sandushy, 0
Jacob Leonard, Philadelphia
V q Giipin, Wilmington, Del
q Mcintire Northampton Co Pa
! X Platter, Wilmington, Del
y II sohnsOn, Potter Go, Pa
NJ hcEweD, Philadelphia
, Morton Pool, Wilmington, Del
w w Hsmer 4 20, CincinnAti
: Miller, Head Flour Insy., Phils
Jsmss W kdm0pds, Prsble Co, q