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.... yhitkifi.y jstjlc.l the came rj couir NeVl ' jntcrupera.e MiWi more mortal bodily disorde ipera.e Mtt;ft, more mortal uom.y cusonjcr nre derived from intemperate ill inking than from . i . -1 . . . i limine, Lmticd, perhaps cannot number nore ktims than fall by the ue of this all-devouring "iiQuiJJ'tre. No une vice U destructive of so many virtue v-iwx!, I will venture to say, that it is the rtii.i tin. the i-Ytrtflifl rf which destroys in it , -- . , . , , , - a aim t c vc ry-CkUO-t.l. Jll.Jfi J illUCS JiUlQP tiny b.igla othci wlia have w.scsscd. ' Viewing,1' iays the papti above alluded to, t!,'j VnormoiM t!craHtat)wn of this evil on the ' Vaiiidand morals vf, the people, we-cwwt but "iardTf irt!ccring and increasing tin of the iai.r-i ToitUf-aad kiiOruly jnurtifyini: thdt candor dcinnidt the acknowledgment, that cur cotintry is diMln giiWhcd among the nations most addicted to intemperate drinking, and that thU abominable vice is imputed to u as part ol t.ur national character."" It ha prevailed," andJi M.uliin'r.io an alatminir extent ; und should its progress continue unrestrained, its Incvitable7 sue must br, a miserable and wretched popula tion, incnpable of preserving their political Jibcr-, lies, and im wot thy the blessings of a fret gov ernment." Letter from the lhnoraMe Mr. Alam. f m ixc , 1KB. 21, 18.20. Df. vh siu: 1 thank you for your address to the New. Bedford 'Auxiliary Society for the Supprc cion of Intempcranrc, which 1 have read with pleasure and edification. 1 1 abounds in ingenuity end information ; it in elegant and pathetic ; it is j.ious tnd virtuous; it addresses itself to the un tic: '.landing ami the heart. A drunkard is the most selfish being in the tin;vcr?e. 11c has no sense of modesty, shame - f.r disgrace. He has no sense of duty, or sym pathy of affection with his fjther or mother, his brother or sister, his friend or neighbor, his wife or children ; no rcverrticc for his God ; no sense of futurity in litis world or the other all is swal lowed up i;i the mad, selfish joy of the moment. U it not humiliating, tnai ,ianomctans una Hindoos should pit to shame the whole Christian v.oild.by their superior examples of temperance? J it not degrading to l'nRli-hmcn and Americans, that they tire so infinitely exceeded bv the French in this cardinal irtue ? And is it not mortifying ticyoiid nil expression, that we Americans should exceed all other tight millions of people on the Kl!)c, as I verily believe we do, in this degru C.A.. beastly vice of intemperance. ! :j:ii, iir, your obliged friend and humble ser- 3iil, JOIIX ADAMS. : m.v ivili is. r.s;. As it is natural for rvcry person to have a fondness for t'.i r ow n character, which 1m cost lhem much time und : ".' ntion to acquire, I hope von will excuse the assoc'ia- ti in f whidi I am sr mcfmxrr. - Hut when the psuntlet n thrown, you well know, Mem l-khtors, tliat we must rii'illcatc o-ir ow n cause, niul endeavor fo preserve our : c ptitat;iii.u. . Si.ce Hie pu ce in your lust paper, over the !St turf cfa "Strang r,H haVappcared, there arcacv. . ial ofus woir.cn folks," as we are termed, or ratlicr ;!. "weaker Msiils," entered into something like a vjiiipr.ct jKjsjtiv r, to stand forth like Hector, of nntaMc n niory, who was determined to defend Troy ; so we v ill full v his example, and that of our mtfu rion, as they n;ty ifwki,; but vlictlicr at ourTirst meeting . slioulJ, like 'J'lic Club," enter into all the learned ai ijutiition of Mr. I'.Iacklctter, was a mbjert of dispute -vJ-lv lor a lxV.iiioniMite. - Wc uot liavin the benefit of V,)V I es ipJ-oiC th .t Uw Morn, i.T !.!! t -..'.;il .u, iiughl, hv di H'tliinkin l, l f Mred, an I th 'iolnii (Imi 1 think they Mrre ratin4 of ronsfieitii j rll lu illy put to rt t. Naw for the nicrtlunl i h'1, 1 jm-aume, rfeps forwurd w'.Ui thJ yurtl ck in h' h-vt, r-wl to d. posit on the cHntrr lh5 rnmhrick, the tJreiil-Ucr, tho j' i. net, or atiy other artHe wfiirh nay be culled for j anl in i hi as. statu' hmdl lahehl the mtfgut d'.hher, the m ah-n bcinjr Minpi-iHlcd Uy a n't ami tlic weight all n ivly, to jMit a little ft'gttr and much Mn into tin; akn, the pre pwulilaiica the viig'jt.i of CJUtiw nmnt have j atfl in HicltoiriMXthft iHipTHne cloth, the thnot'i mut take ofl the tueiitictti pait Sri the yard," at hafl. tH,'n, where is the dealer In Iiuor i here ho stand , with lua niurt tnt In hand, like a n-rvant tuft a fh'rt realy to nour tho ail iilirenio'f draught, eoiunilngled with a Mile ttatritf mil the Siting tmiB the Ing t, to tmkr T ft tttl(f-Kmnyr'r.i,r- for fear f shall be tw vere, lt rtwvw to the Itarhelor. He, by the bye, wanted !ta VwlrUiTiTir hud nppi-K7d ln"iTjlmHiir protaetJii in one of our mHrt opulent cities to the north, not long since. Now an the Club have t themselves up as ccnaor, is It not.lnpVrrectjinipnidH should deal so nuieh in tlic luxuries of gulife. "The bartiiloT, ! presimr, (as nvv aunt Whonwhe told me onee, uli it atlln-sscd lv on of" theme neKts to soc iety, never A-n&r? 4iii,- My 44lT h h, J u uru out.ui'Ji bin auxHirs to me varnnis coinpiexiouM oi our eunuiu-. , in, now wc haw t ome to the chief justics of the literati why nit eomineiit wnnewh'it upon him, as tlic linnl, rv;s- poimilde, atwl iiiijMrtant duty ot aligning a title uppears to liavr devolved tifion him. Well, he luw clone his of fice juHticf hut who is this president .; U he lank ami lean, or full-faced, not with muuU roluiklity to bis alnlo men' However, thev will have to lookup to him in iinte of need, as the head of the family, as, no loubt he tHmHi-ws more ot rogiuwnencc man a.l tnc rv, as ne ias ken appiiitvd president, and the subject w hich he has selected is the favoriti-topic-upm whnh th cognos centi are to deliberate, ami then give to the world the result of their cogitations ; but they may, perhaps, bo liKc Drake, wlio, once upon a time, attempted to strike the earth, being in a trer, with a rock nnd w! lie missed j fur Uic rK-k fell on a plank. Wc, Messrs. Kditors, came to a conclusion, as regarded tlic title of our league, with out all this learned disputation : Which is your most obedient ASSOCIATION OF WOMKN. N. It. Inform tlie stranger to look out for a spiall, as he has not yet left town. He comes, the herald of a noisy world, s'ewsfrom all nations lumb'riiu at his back. leva I aruuiremeiits, thouglit Jt much bctu t not to intro im c I.ittt ton, nor -CokeiOr I'dackstone, unless by ab-"r'vi:iti-.)ii we (could make the great and white members A the lul) appear both little and black, as wc hope to I ) i. the oonrs'r tf our conunnnications to you ; but you .i.ium know, Ui;t woman's mind is said to be lighter than vu" dust wht'-! tlic wind vafts abroad. Kow, as Mr. i'iackle U: r fai that hotch-pot means hasty. pudding, 1 . ould rt fe.r him tn our ccok n Inxiks here he will find it:; roi:raiu i.t to consist of corn field pea, and a small hit m the middling of bacon. Xow we know very v i II thut t,.-r h no fermentation here, nor is it so hast- ;i iori': mat it siioual c arquimt tlie uppeliation ot otr!v-j,ot, unless n be that Mr. ll'aekletter can hastily. oiisiime it, jr it will hastily operate upon him, either as camiinali've, Mv expcliant rf l'.atus, as we l:naw4bat peas aro flatulent, or like the cold expressed oil of tlie ;:i!i!ii rhristi. Htm as it is Btaetk in despite of the u-hoi-ity f-f niy Littleton, the name of the pudding v. .is set asid-., npoii the ground of its being inelegant in irs uj)ho!)v ; b'rt then le its know, Messrs. Kditors, n liftlicr Mr. Klaekletter r oul.t, critically speaking, make i'.ic of the term euphony in the selection' ttf a phrase in "l.iiufi'ia.'re'Tort'ne who was not attached" to' the co-nos-(rii i, woilld believe that it belonged to some of the -';: f . putujb-pudili.ng, rpplc-pje, ur cranberry tart. w... i.. i.:.. ..j ...... .v.. -mi i i J.,'. .II IU .-.- 1111.1. II ! Till I .l.H- ..11-11.1 tur my own part, I am disposed to use with lenity, since h s, u-liceiiu'd homiclJe, (if, pemlvenluiv, he have, a 'lip!on;a,) find I am sometimes suh'ect to the hitrh jonaht phr.isc.the iiz-ire demons. Tins, Messrs; 'Kditom, js a mi lucivnt cause why I should advocate the curse-of r!d l!ippocr;Ues;.hut uevtrthelfKH. vou will 'allow one the pm ik ai.i-i wmcn ne wisnes siwrnUl he the tenants of this donn &h cr Pillbox. 1'ew jiills, from the " cognoseiemV w'.hh Iliavc obtained from the attention .which ibave p:'-d t ourm'TrKT.Tr -amt(y.-httt ittxis hiu ha ,1 HV' ""t im- iua hatye is ana the wholtf ortOTlatt e. Ninety two fami-fylli-.L-) will, however, it makes no ni!Vronce, for it 1- Vet remain nod th.ai ih 2 I 7 u CIILYRSE LXTEUCEXCE. From l'.ast-lndia Papers, received at Providence. The Kea-Tcen, or Jubilee in China, on the 60th anniversary of the Emperor' birth day, being the completion of a Chinese cycle of years, and a national rejoicing, occurs on the 6th day of the I Oth moon, the 34th year of his Majesty's reign, (A. D.) The year preceding thb event was mark ed by an opportunity afforded the literati through out the empire to distinguish themselves, and to receive imperial bounty in the attainment of de grees ; and by a visit paid by the Emperor to the tombs of his fathers, in Manchow Tavtary. The present year is to be distinguished by a remission of all arrears of land tax ; and by a general par don, either entire or consisting in mitigated pun ishment ; such as banishment for strangling and so of other crtrqes. The latest Peking Gazettes contain very little of general interest. The Emperor's visit to his father's tomb was attended with delay and disap pointment, from the heavy rains which fell in Tartary during his absence from the capital. The imperial kindred are distinguished by sashes worn by them : the more nearly related wear yellow ; the more distant red sashes. These persons arc all by law confined to the capital, or are sent into MaSichow Tartary. One wearing a red sash, in January last, found his way to Canton, where he had a relation by marriage, officiating as provincial Judge. His reason for emitting the capital was extreme poverty, as he deemed his circumstances ; the Judge, however, did not dare to receive him, but gave him instantly in custody to the local magistrate, and as soon as possible pacKea mm on. again unuer military escort to re king. It is said his punishment will be perpetual confinement. The Peking Gazette, dated at Court in the end of December, 1818, has been received. The late premier bung Tajin, who was degraded some time since, has been promoted to the rank of Captain-General in Tartary, and again subjected to imperial censure, for the fault which has been attributed to him through life viz. clemency be yond the laws. He is at present censured lor trying to obtain promotion for some officers who have- been dismissed the service; " Hirknotrrrbcr nevolence was so great, that beggars have with impunity clung to his hair in the streets to suppli Uatems.i'licTait.artribesaresaid to worshir l.im. i. Peking Gazette, March 29, I819.lt hasbeen staled to ins Majesty, that a foreiirn tribe of shen nerds, in the north-west corner of China, in the province of Kanstih, have suffered severely from a Tall Jif snow "eight families have perished by it, 1 l - I..- I ,ji '-iKi'.;"!.,. ... & " Am f Lisvv A mif.ht Inve hcc:i antipiicd. omc have been promoted, and other degraded His Maifhty, bus aho cxauiinctl the prorcM made bv Ida fotuth,s-.n, a lad of I years of age. jnd cxp'reei htmvlf much disappointed at find- inj him unable to write verses. , I he emperor rcmen'ibcis well, that hJi au;;ust frthcr, the late emperor) examined him at tho gc;of thirteen, on which occasion tho mac which might have been expected from inch an krc, were duly com- posed. 1 ne present lanure nn inaj-my ui iuw. to Ms son'i tutors, who luve been dismissed, and new maulers retained." .... . '.',, appears, that fifty persons opsonic note in the late rebellion j et remain , undivrovcr'ed. A censor bus recommended, amongst various other mlcXbf dlkdcringthcmV should be narrowly rratched. On, this occasion, his Majeaty remarks, that as aH emigration has long been prohibited, a new law U unnecessary at whatever has been Jong established, however, is liable to degenerate into mere form, the officers whom it may-concern are rciuic4luc6lbcex isting laws against emigration iigtdly enlorccu. Chan?, the Judee of bhan-sunc:, and the con duclor of the late English embassy, whep in the nrovince of Chih-le has been degraded to a very low rank, nnd severely censured by the Emperor for his incapacity and bad government. Chang formerly icmarkcd to the English, that the Em peror had u long cars," meaning that he heard what was done at.a distance. This appears true in Chang's case v for in his charge, the Emperor mentions his being addicted to opium. Three hundred of those united religionists whom the Chinese call Hwuy-sc, were a few years apx banished to Eslc, when S was there as r aptahvgcneral ; and were, on their arrival under his eovemment. all beheaded In one night.' He has himself been much in disgrace since ; his el dest son lately died, and his only surviving son has no issue, so that his family is likely to become extinct. Tliis is bv some in China regarded as a judgment from Heaven, for the needless slaugh tcr of so many persons. He, they add, has tried to appease the wrath of heaven by an unbounded lilwralltr-ljut wYuV say lheyr is a little money i; ...... i j ciispenseu in aims, comparcu wun ucprivmg mm of that life which none can restore. Heaven will not be thus appeased. . NEW-YORK) Jt'LT II. LATEST FROM ENGLAND. We have been favoured with St. Johns. N. B papers to the 27th ult. The ship Isabella. Pal ton. has arrived at that portt in 27 days from Greenock, bringing papers to the 26th May, con tainine London dates to the 23d. At that time all was quiet in the manufacturing districts. The arrival of the queen was anxiously looked for, and the preparations for the coronation of George 4th, engrossed the public ettentton. The grand jury of London have found a bill of indictment lor nign treason against i.dwards, the spy, ard instigator of the Cato-street conspi racv. . Mrs. Thistlewood, Mrs. lirunt, Julian c ,e cniposetfot alitliese ilillerent uite la.'mt narlst tur he seys that calomel, thatjs, mcrce.n , and ooium, w hen lire tlub- should be afleeted with " thinks I to mvs- lf Vint- should bo administered; hut then thrv should not aild the v ondctful modicum," of jalap to the .pill." , if wihii it vo nave uie ciesiriF in- . i r- it.. ii re:ule .-rs somethingm the i 'ill-box says'- w'e must k'iVC oi um,- meivunal stk' at other times I presume he will ne tiiem the ad lie he riu.iKty of the'um-arabie, sn that r. I warn letter, b V te.liriy Ins clients j. t-iiuoiu iaie, riaKc irem tiek to hiin the molt tc-nanous. 1 . . I lie V ill M nrt i.v i!.....,!,.,,. ...v.. V.: -.. I.:. i - o'viiiiiiii' -u im i; r r 'ii i ah ii i k . . t!.e.p;i?.Wx doctay y " rt.at jtivp v ouldfe -jntrrt,.-r iavc mo Mod urtary, ci imfs have n.g-."-iucni iii an oi.yptvseni.tionH."-.. If. he -w ere to add '.ouic ore lictjueiit It is, therefore ordered Ml " MM,pt" n 'hKe, kr.owin- mat any i;hmcsc in Munirkoo Tartarv. convicted , t C.- ,. . .r uioiHcu irum an uuues tor three vears to come On the roih the Emperor httended anevibition of Archery, and awarded to the successful marks man, the usual honor, a cap decorated with a pea cock's feather. An imperial mandate to the following effect hav been received, l'hc manners of the Mung koo Tartars were heretofore nlain and rorrecL lenient. But of late years, many native Chinese Chinese 'lawv l:U-T' s'.ort.a'he:,w-d-Und,r th,- imslihl..' Wl m'4 uu.il uwi's uihiiZ2ii:UxTtmAAl hvntK-riiufWi vmmyt tbcliTTC(p$VfiflnttW-u c.. I; t.ivu, .iid IV. .s U vlu- r..i..--:iti 1 yK 1;, m ... ,.l ,;.r . .. Thistlewood, the sonf and other witnesses were examined in' support of the charge. Edwards had absconded ; it was said Mr. Harmcr, the so licitor, was authorised by some individual to oner 1 00. reward for his apprehension. Evidence was produced that all the pikes which were found in the premises ot the conspirators, were manuiac tured by Edwards' order, and that for every one of them the manufacturer was paid by Edwards The manufacturer himself came forward to prove this fact. Some changes in the British ministry arc talk ed of: The earl of Liverpool, it was said, was alxut to resign, and to be succeeded by lord Grcn- ville ; it was also reported that Mr. Vansittart was to give place to Mr. Huskisson. I lie Queen's birth day was observed at the dif ferent public offices, and other places under con- troul of the executive, with the ret-pert due to her station. Ihe report of the Queen s arrival at Paris was incorrect It was the Marchioness of Bute who arrived there ; she found it difficult to assure the populace that vuitcd on her with complimentary garlands, that she was not the Queen of England. There were no acconnts of the rjucen having left Geneva. The Nautilus and the Chapman, the two first vessels dispatched by the British government with emigrants to the Cape of Good Hope, have safely arrived there. Into tho Lienor, feing vorcly pressed by tbo Ifce. diits und Indluns, (tbout I JOV strong) and In want l provisions, were oouged to auopi a rctroradr; movement, and again retire to the scu-comt When within three miles of Hio do la'Ilachr. he ratnoi lorccs, amounting imvu, ucea about, ittacked and completely repulsed the Iloyalisu, After the action, 300 men ofGcnci.1 Daik. RIAVx'a Icgion, demanded their arrears rf . '. I!..- -1-.il.- .! .1 .... - . noi navmg rctriTtu uuuar kiutg iucy firrivcuj which was refused In consequence of which. they declined to.act any further against the enc my. Bitioji immediately ordered them into the fiurri. tntik iwiv their arms, itid forced thm u J ndrirk on board of several neutral vessels In ih harbor, mostly from Kingston. The following ! ,w! Irtn Ai t I f :if he Walflvn uti to hlutiiVr! am. h . w . m n v " -. vr- . r a aim f .'( II .... .. J iL. f t. loniucaiions oiuvt 11 u, urn 1119 rsiuamutr ui uij. on 'a forces embarked on board of hit fleet, which sailed Immediately (after plundering two or three American vessels in port, of their cargoes of tiro. visions, Scc.rfor lariraritlaTb? StrDomlnKo"r Tli0Llt6yallU.tbcn. marched I in andtopk.pos$ei. sionof the place.. Dkvekaux men put to .ta ut the same lime with Obion, nearly destitute of water and provisions : and one of these vesseba , ' . . . m . . " havincon Iward about 150 of the number, mostlr rr ' 1 ..1 i'U...iah ik. Oil. ..I. ! ..' greatest distress imaginable ; without clothes, and without money. The commanding officer at Port lloyal, in consequence 01 their distress, had al lowed lhcm to land, and assigned some vacant barracks for their temporary Ksjdcncr. I hus has terminated the ojcrationi of tliaV nverwhclming expedition, which, after taking Uio dc la llachc, was said to have been joined br thousands of the inhabitants, who were in full march for Santa Martha and Maracaibo; after ta king which, they were .to unite with Bolivau, in the reduction of that important, and hitherto deemed impregnable fortress of Carthagtna. On Tpxintj.-A gentleman of rejHitalion and credit, long resident at Mogadore. in Barbary, re counted the following story, which he knew to bo n ti4 altltlt. fnAiiA a mtaII ft Wur ftk a mi. t wsi 1 wiiibii 1 1 a w sw t u mtt tt 1 mu new - hid analomr between wicked dispositions in all nations as that there is something like a tendency tq rob, which may be deemed constitutional j A Moore, detected in theft, was brought before the present Emperor of Morocco. He inflicted the usual pun ishment, which was that of having the offender' right hand cutoff at the wrist . Before the wound was well healed the Moor was again brought be fore the Emperor, for a like offencei His impe rial majesty became facetious 011 the .occasion, and apologised for his mistake in having before ordered the wrong hand to be taken off ; but cor rccted it and the culprit, by an immediate ampu tation of the left. In a space of time, almost in credibly short, the same Moor wit brought ta court for a third roblery his right foot was ldp- ped olTJ Still he persisted, and within a year, he lost both hands and both feet. Unable then any longer to steal himself, he headed a party of his own disposition, and having waylaid the retinue r. C 1. . a. .alaa.af r.1tlllMlal l AlVfl I it lift HAIUlaut Alii VI 1119 niji9i 3 laTVUiuv vviibiiuinv iuinM inn to his associates a camel laden with her jewels, trinkets, and other valuable ornaments. On his fifth appeace before the Enieror, for his last transaction, his majesty ordered him to be 4 im mediately hanged and as. they led him away, 4 Ah ! said the Emperor, shaking his head, 'what a deal of j)ain.aud troublesome journics we should have saved this poor man. if we had begun with him as we now leave off i" SP.WISlf JXrULLWEXCE. . Thc new Spanish councils havedirccted that such of the king's country scats as arc not want ed for his diversion shall be sold for the payment of the national jdebt. A decree of Mav 1, lim Us .the highest pav of public officers .Jo 2000 dol lafs extra to sec: c aries of state, foreign minis ters, captain generals, governors of fortresses, military and naval commandciaactviatscrvite. ArfchWtf vas proclaimed to deserters froiti the fleet, and the sea. and land farces were put on the same footing asto pay. : Englaijd, France and Bavaria have expressed their satisfaction with the new order of things in Spain The Spani?m government had refused to increase the number of substitutes to represent their Ameri can colonies in the cortes to more than 30. -This news comes through Gibraltar papers to May 20. franklin Gazette, moM run spjxisii .ii.M';: ;... a CIlJlRI.ESfOX, JtfLY 18. - A gentleman who left Kingston Jamaica) on the loth tilt, has favoured its with a file pf :the Khtgiton Chronicle, to the 9th ; and with the sub sequent verbal intelligence. ;. PlWPstiiot frces'tindcrloiid "Moxfnr.n llLAdiaUjil illtlON. wh tiUd uim( iim- V. .,' In Tlovan ijowrt of YiquUy. .Ikxaiukr Long, versus Irwit Beard, Jtnathan 'v' rVwi .?. Lock e. TUE depositions of 'lliomas Todd, Thomas Hartlej, George Willis, sen. Samuel Sillmin, John ClemeiiN Nicholas Simpson, John Travis, and otlwn will be t.nk.n on the tttcnty-'h and twenty-seventh days of June next, at John Howard tavern," in Salisbury; andifno' nil taken on that day, the dt positions of the same- ' nesik s, or of them not taken, and others, will be taU" at Jolm llowanl's tav rn,. in Salisbury, on the twenty sixth and tv., nty-hcvcnth days of July next ; ami, if""' all then taken, tlie depositions of the same witnesses, ot of those not taken, and others, will be taken at Joha Howard's tateriL, in Salisbury, on the twent v-fiflh twenty-sixth bys. of. August next; atfcl, JC-J taken, tho depositions of the same u itnesu'.s, orofttV''1 not taken, und others, will be taken at John llovW tavern, in Salisburvj on fftte twenty-wxth and tcntv-V . enth d:ys of September next; and,ifiiot nil tVa take''. the depositions of tlie same witnesses, or of them wt. in Salishurv, on th? nixth and seventh d:n s of Oct"! iiext. Wh'eh depositions, are intended to be read as t dence on the trial of this suit; and when and where j"1 tn&v.alLtettdiJMid fJW Abb It IAIS .Tfi 30, 182(X- -9vvl "' . , , Inserted by request of MOSES A. J-Og. " . LETTER$.,,. wT, RemaMttgthlqfiwjxt Cmora Cabcmi Cm --.v. V. C. July 1, 1830, -which; if nut taken out pre thefnt day tkhher neat, viU be tent t i& PHtffltetoZ&MttoC.i..-:. - - ..; - f TtliAinrrH Af.IATAV. Abram Alexander, Sim111 . IV II. Alsabrook, Daniel lllackwelder, Tlioinas J) ' 1 11., 'in j?er, John Itakcr, John ltarriu-'er, Charles Caniy,. r illhtni Coeliran, Michael i;iine, jacoo .... ..! a-l'L I,..o"in IW 111 -r. r .-...... vi ;n;.,ni fiih,.n., Morarani" Shentood Hattv, Jane Hiu-ria, James Held, "JV v llennir.g, Francis Kirkpatrick, Chriitoplier Jj.?"' I-oiig, Henrv Linked tieo. I. McCaiilcy, (2) 3 Caleb, John Mosm, (2) ltobt. II. Morrison... iy- Jf ,.r ' a.,' .... . '-- II 'l'.V. William ATUeifcn, Aancy ai 1.1m, i..w- ' ,; Uehk l rthce, ArrhtV. kM-r4smv-W4lhaiiu r, (vereaHs jun. Charles Patters', - ropeH, William Peacock, Henry Proper l,,H,! Ridinhower, Thomas Steel, William noion." v . ' j s:i Searlmmfrh, William M. Snee.L James L. ' ; ham Thomison, Lewis Tutker, biweon UaUci. i hitlev. Jolm Yeoman. 1 .,.. a M. .'llLVAKs:' V Vlttoi s ,M.MN Nl
