Indiana Palladium, Volume 2, Number 52, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 6 January 1827 — Page 3

V2 :URI)AY,JAXUARY G 1827. We invite the attention of all those interested in tb advancement of Litenture and the inarch of mini, to the vary interesting Keport of the Lawrencrburgh Library Association; it will doubtless be a matter of peculiar sa.isfictioa to many, to he informed of the improvement, and growing importarce of this institu. tion.

The proceedings receiver from the Legislature of this stats, during the pastweek, m e Utile in advance of those already published. The bill proposing a relocation of the county seat of this county is still pending in the linuse f Representatives ; what the remit 7vi!l be rsc are not able to say. This bill jjrjpjses that commissioners shall be appointed to meet at Wilmington, some time next spring, .md proceed to relocate the seal of Justice. An effort will be made no doubt io co ifi'ip the commissioners, should the bill p .to some definite boundary, either as to th entre of the county or some other place, harins their duties little more than nominal. In ' jramon icith the rest of m the cilizens of tint plaoe, we feel an anxirfy that this should remain the seat of justice; but should a mijority of the county say it is necessary that it should be moved and re-located on some other situation, we shall respond amen and submit to the decision quiet iy; hut on any other ground than this ige would think a removal zcrong and injurious io the best interest of the county. Should the legislature, in their wisdom, deem it expedient to pass a bill of redocation, in accordance with the piay.r of a number of respectable citizens 7cc. hope its details will not sanction a re-location contrary to the wishes of the people of the county, clearly expressed. After congratulating our readers on the past, and wishing them an equal proportion of pleasure and happiness for the

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ha9 sometimes borne ihe mirlc oi extreme illness. To some it may appear a littb trange, how a newspaper can look sick; aut this may easily be established from your own observation we allude to the imperfect impression and paleness of some of the sheets, which was occasioned mostly by working old type with new. In concluding these remark?, (which no doubt are not very interesting) we would inform those of our subscribers who wish to discontinue, that they must inform us of that fact as soon as possible, otherwise they will be considered as subscribers for the next year; and those who may find that their papers do not come to them with their accustomed regularity, will prob ably be enabled to solve

; the cause by asking how they stand with

the printer on the score of payment.

jshares have been subscribed for; a cir

cumstance which had not taken place in the preceding C years, and which can not fail to be received as the harbinger of better times. The present prosperous state of our affairs can not buf atfbrd much pleasurt to our stock holders. M-:t who have

LIBRARY REPORT. There is nothing mure creditable to a age, than to behold its citizens devoted to literary pursuits, and encouraging literary i stitutions. It gives a name and a standing which wealth cannot purchase or time destroy and not only is the character of the place elevated, by tiiis literary taste pervading the commu

nity, but s0 alsoia the character of every

individual composing that community. Impressed w ith these truths, we find the

citizens of Lawrenceburgh in the year

1819 forming a public library. No in

The loss sustained by Mr. Mason io the destruction of bis h mse is considerable, aud will no doubt call fcith the sympathies of Lis fellow citizens. Georgia. Cherokee Lands The following resolutions have unanimously passed both branches of the L g.slature of Geoi gia now id s?ion :

lipsnlnetl- That the President of the ITnited

moou uy u,e ies. mi .m,, unm,-,, ;S,PS b, r q(iested to lake such steps are mg times that Lave priced, will i ev.r re usu4 anj as he may jeciu expedient and propgret the exertion they have made 1 , r f,r i be purpose of, and preparatory to. ihe

sare it from perishing; the pn.spect ol-holding o a treaty with the Chtrokee Indians,

future usefulness must ui df ubteo encourage them to persevere io the woik

the. object of which shall be to extinguish the Ashs Peai1 ton

A Wife. No sensible man ever XaoH a beautiful wife was worth as much as one who Could make a good uuudn g. 4 t ish the girls all knew this, lor 1 icel i great interest in their wcila J rent. Enp. CLXCLXXATI WHOLESALE TRICE CURRENT. (COURLCTED WEEKLY.)

90 00 100 00

title to all or any p ut cf the land now ia their possession, within th? limits of Georgia. Resolved, I hut if such treaty be i. eld the Pn siilrM be respectfully rrqu ated to instruct the t ortifrMssion rs to gr nt if necessary to fa

'ci itate a Micct Si-ful coii-pletion of tut same, re-

of well doi ig, uni! they reap their rew ai d, in he!n idir t he reasures ot beaming laid opert, anil t!ie blessii:i; o information and intelligence Xles ded io all our ciiizens. It is bTieed tiiat een at this time there are few public libraries in the state which can compare with ours, either in the number, or excellence of its books and bein clear ofd'bt,even with its limited number of subscriber a steady and respei t ible increase must take place. Bo may it not be in ped that the same laudable spirit whieh first elicited this spark will be a iiu excited to fan it into a !lame;a!id the period

thereby hastened when the character ofijftt therein expressed.

our village shall be exalted to the hhj;l. est rank among the : t ignhoring t ommu nities. JOHN PORTER, Pres t. G. H. Dun, Sec, pro tern. December 30, 1326.

Apples

Ueea w ax Bottles, porter Candles, dipped mould

! Castor beans

sere of land, ia ivcr cf ctrtuin ludins of Castings, assorted the. nation, not to xcced onr-.wxih of it.e tern-'(Jider

bush lb gr 12 00 io J 1 1

1 Oj 60 UO

tor t b-' acquired, and to be subjtct to future purchase by h- General Government for the exclusive bntfif of Georgia. Jtesoked, I hat his Excellency the Governor

he r

bush ton Lbl lOuO

Cigars, American bpar.ish

Coffee, W . 1. green, best lb

St. Domiiigo

quested to forward a copy of the foregoing I

r port and re solutions to the t resideut ot thejy, . f TnilPil Silutoa ai.rl r.n f nr n.lnrc .n, li eatllerS. ll VC - lb

th m r. n ,,,r iKutl Cotton yarn No. 5 to 10

they use, their best exertions to ohtaiu the ob-

Tish Mackerel, A'o. 1 bbi 9 Mo. 2 $7 75 8 No. 3 $b 50 Cod, dry box 3 50

Rotation cf the Earth The?z are many in- Sr.ad - - bbl 14 00

dicatiO'.s that a puHrtul current, has passed I Flaxseed - bush 37h

over the continent of a ruerica fiutu noitb to ! f ioui , supeihns bbl

isouth, and the. author of this article accounts for Ginseng - lb

witse appearances, D) supposing that h change -Gunpowder, Lex'n ke

1 UJ i 50 10 00

18A 17 8 24

Prom the Fmnklin Repository Dec. 1 9. Tr.wp-..-T Between V- iour- ; f 9 d 10,

stitution of the kind ever formed in t.-f 'on anmiii roghi Ut the hMrse luuihimj; of

time, blowing fi st; troni th. s uth and soon!

ob oe-, brought the black eriific and t.'g'.l ebctofi-d cloud, d'rtctly over the to-vt;; v lien as linaiith oes-'tned by hin who ' iiiietl. upon the storm, and n.rtk'th h cloud hi chariot," fur the vi oik f d- struc'ion, sudd- n .nd wful,'

ilischarjjul a rone titr. ted porh-t f it; furious '

state gave fairer hopes of promise, liu; ;distant thund. r was beard a' place in a

like most of the public societies cf ttiat so"" oir-cuon, ine wm.i at tne sam-

day, we committed the common error o running in debt, which the sudden and unexpected change of limes prevented the repayment. This unfortunate circumstance soon parahz d its rising energies and came very near destroying the society altogether; requiring a constant struggle to he maintained almost ever since for its existence. But after a lon' and dreary night of difficulty and distro, it is with much pleasure that. the Directors have it now in their power to state that this debt has been entirely discharged. The incubus whose deadly weight had pressed upon us so long and so heavily, has been removed. The society once more breathes freely: and as the stream of life when stopped, i ushes with increased violence whenever the obstruction i removed; so, we cannot helptlattering ourselves with the belief, that the repressed energies of this association will now be exerted with renewed vigor, for

Hemp

has at some period taken place in the vebcity of the earth's motion on tier ax. i he sur

face of the. ear;h a I hp t-n tnr rcinlfie u t tt, ' .

. V . . . w... . ...w . f lute tf n.nru than 1 1Wl . a ...... e..nnna .1 i.L

vr iiiuii moil v.'uu u i. a ' on WI1U, rtlJIkU is about the velocity of a cannon bdl. We t.ave no idea of a circular motion like this. A whrel f wrought iron of three tret in diame

ter "wai ( m pieces before it reacbe a veloci-

Dupont's

3 25 1G 5 00 7 50

lb

lb

I .1 t tH' a' 1 . . .a

,fnr shipp-ff wesiwaMlv and incr-s,d in vi- Iy ul4W,(f -coiiu. uppoMi.g (ae earth

should be shhlly cacked id her daily motion

the Pacific ocean would in a moment rusn over the A odea ; nd Allegheny s into the Atlantic the Atlantic would sweep over Europe. Aiia and Africa and in a few hours the entire euifac of the earth would be cohered with

future, it may not be amiss to inform

them that the present number (52) com-the accomplishment of the important ob

pletes the 2d volume, or navs pnppr year jects ot its formation. of the Palladium; and with some propric-j From the accounts of the treasurer, tr irm b called the JVcw Year with u.lwhi:h have becn exhibited, it appears , . ( - , , A u ihit the whole amount of moneys col-

"l 1 ' ' ' lected from the 7th of Jan. to the 1st oi

Dec. last is 46 31 1-4, of whh h tl io sum I

and deadly contents uj.on the nU. ..9- ne , and ,U,M,,B lorreuia, ricepur.g me vicinity oi tne well built to story brick house of Mr in.d' Pu, s-- 1 pp-raf.ces presenttd on the surE Mj-sod. (k-eper of the H-.n I) ,s io reduce, it ! Uce of ,he earlh Hre Pcisely such as we in an instant the n-os?. con.idftt wr ek our w, uId tSPect af,pr 8Ucb a catastrophe evs ever beheld as an ff-cf oft mi. e sec-j Hiltiman s Jour. ondnry chusp the uu xplodfd tl.d nn-red ' The (hurtf Cattle A wr.nrm thr New at the top of the north nd raiVrs-d. sanded r-nner under the signature of A-ri-u a straight hie, and from apprance pait C"U a,,r'buffs much importance to the colour of the way at least, through the body of the ol ca,,l- imp bren lor some years a con gnbie end wall ut.nl wi'hm about Cur fet of bi traveller m New Knghnd, I have no the ground tl -or, when .t pmUv xpioded c d that the best frm rs always have the best and separated into fhr-e orfuui bia .cles, which cat,,e- VVhe ysu find as in Worcester forced their wav thro1 the foundation cf the cojn,.V large b;,rns srvvS wwlls squnre lots, building; in o ff. rent dim-tim pavinK traces ftroa' crol19 of ug' "ol ndts fat of their re3:s!ies energies till I'xj.losiun in the horse3 we!I P'nted hous s and all the ordinstreet and back yard, terminated ihvir d, struc-. ar' indications of plen'y "d independence you tive nro"re?s jir.vriabh find red or Ircwn oxen and cows

liv the explosion which took place in the'S l, c,ln fm bis ealv.-s fur tbee or lour jersj

house, the r.niib K.',bIo e.,d with eibt or tm 01 reu Drr),vn or onnrtle. Dy any tanner, will tet of the fa.nt and o . r w tl.'s were completely sonn tPich liim th? Va,ae of -xpriaient ; a demolished dm n t, ihe first storv a feathr brht n d is ,0 be lm f rTei)' but n"xt to ,his ivd r ined onrr, io an adi .'muiir Im1 mom and ,ir"n ar-d hen a mrnur' of both (the brin-

' il . i t r ..... . I

thion into ti ireet the cornice and uutters u" VMllcn 13 a excHieni narily colour tor!

Indigo, Spaidsh ilotant Bengal Iron Juiiiata ton puddled iioop, b', 8 aud lOd do4d nail rods

lb

bar

Leather, sole Molasses, N. Orleans gal rrovisions, l'ork. mess II. mis, bacon

25 2 2o

o'O iJ4 00 10 12A 00 00 1 87 12 oa 19 17A 9k 25 33 00 7 16 18 6 00 8 6 37i 2 50

130 80 120 140 1G0

100

Lead Pitr

6k Th 23 5G

7 25 CO 8

Pork country 1 50, a 2 00

5 6 eh 10 00 bh o 1 00 28 33. 9 17 19 2 25

reason to rejoice and some to repine, and

complain: For the blessings of health

through the year, which has enabled us

lond.r th- eaves torn from tb'ir nl'ces tne wc,rk,ftK oxen. No purchaser of oxea or cows

i. . -

,.e k.wi. ..e . r... i ...it. overlooks tne article ol ro our

fi W.I Oil 1-1 lie Kftiat. .kVnittirl.:.! I...... ' O ' ,

. v. , , . l. -one stitrv ih-u k k'tcben. raisei! fi'Am thfir pfites

l." 3. and ti.e roof of !h former much stKHtter-d. and

From the Canadagua Reposi'ory. I he women of Wheatland, Monroe county.

twYhihi! thf wppklv enrnest of our na-l' i5lc sum expended Nil 87 1-2 was in.rth brv.k.nintoo about a third of .ta ler-orhl

;nf ..ri IlllP.,11f,;1.crv,.rtini, ivp nwe'P l" dischare of the balance of the fr.,m the north end-the stairs and stair-c-smg have had a "H.ngr about the Morgan affair

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thankfulness to the disposer of all things ;

debt; 30 90 was impropriated for the : ir the ImII every windmv-sas'i except one in Xn address was delivered by one of the number, purchase of books, and &1 12 1-2 in the the kitchen with all tne doors except two tht ater which several spirittd resolutions were

16 those who have lent us aid in "time of necessary expenses of the institution, happened r.ot to be s-hut, shiver d into thous passed, among: which are the following:

need," and contributed the means which: uri,,g tne past year 3G volumes have sndh ofp-eces andev.ry n-l fth- lemaimns Resolved '1'bat the time and money spent in Tallow

Hogs' iurd

Cncese liutter, lirkin lb Porter - - bbl Rice - - lb Hags, cotton and linen Salt, Turks Island bush Kenawha at the river in store Sugar, New Orleans Havanna, white loaf and lump Shot, all sizes bat;

Spirits, Cog. brandy 4th pT. 1 75

1 50 1 87 1 50 22 lb 17 21 19 19 8 1 45 1 45 60 o O

5

6 7 8 6

Spanish do

Holland gin Rum, Jamaica

hUkey , new

Steel, German

Swedish Loudon, Crowley Eng. blistered American Teas, Gunpowder, best Impereril do Youiiej Hysont

(Tobacco, manufactured

been purchased or taken in payment of walls, both of the front nous- and k tcheo Masonic orgies, is robbing their families andlNails, Bowens1 brand 4d to 10 7 . . .... w . ... , .. .. I l: t.i . . ..... .1 ' iL "

mares, consisting as lollows:. Hume and pr'nK nu sr.auerru, anu in or.j. me connexions ol heir natural and just claims, and

calculated to excite distrust and create disrd in families Resolved, That erery Mother should duly

have kept the Palladium in existence,

ive tMidr our gratetul 'iCk'nowIedg-jgrnojtlU?s ijjstor of England, RidknannV tvh",e prpmiss is in ich state of ruin as to is calculated to excite distrust and create dis-

ments. Rut those comoosit ST this classi Nr.iv-T T.-.mn Jr P;.lnv' ,;1c,J,t be deemed irr'pvirable. Inde. d the devast crd in milies

1MIJ will! M1VV.J 1 J 11 1 1 I ' J 1 ' I I r. i- ii uh?.,.;..o .i,;ici,.. aii..v u:....., tion is so horrible aod ttrtific. to t the contem

i pai roui, we iiitjsoxry iusiy, liu uunojn a jmnujupn, uium s uiMoiy oi

of

beircra m.ioritv of our ubcriber the Revolution, the elements of natural , , "V " ur8"uls ,b;Uk u'8' i4ni1 unr(OCH il llll"ill Ul UUI MJUJtllUCU. .... 7 . m t if nurtit of :nitiiT.f hi run, im c r r -i m I mi hl ,.numn in .nl 1 1 .: . I. -:

XT " ' , , philosophy, transactions ol the American "". ''V , t V '7' ' "". ,u -'k Have w not, therefore, good cause". r .J1 . 4 , . to exclaim in the laiigue ol inspiration, ' Come daughter by their union with Free Masons ' fc Aotmuarian society, sacred and nro ane. . . ...... .. . . ... .-

of complaint ag.i nst the delinquents;!, Caledonian marin Prid o ., . ,V , arroKanng w menwire, i,Cht ,,j knowledge. . , , i 'ni.tory, ya.cdonian magaztnt, laid on low towards the chddren f m .- ' he with which our sex may not be trusted against those who have received, in com- the mind. Las Cases nmrnnh Daihi s - r i . t. .

r- --- 7 .1 y UIUI'UH ' ' I 11 PUrr "il'l I'illl lilll'r I S: n' ( . ; I , w n imii iin.ni. " '"" n M

moii with the punctual supporters, the benefits of our labors for one or two years. It is these, and similar irregularities on the part of subscribers, that render the life of a printer almost intolerable; that disturb him in his sleeping and w king moments, and keep him always it! the whirpool of difficulty. To a sensative mind, easily depressed, it is a punishment little short of penal. This picture may, perhaps, appear to some too hih colored; and mat we wish to make our case worse than it really ir. Tnis is r.ot our intention. We wish to state tht. plain facts; of which, could each of yoa have a demonstration, you would say we are but poor painters. I The notice given seme time since will be recollected by those concerned; and we hope they will hold themselves in readings to meet the demand that will shortly he made upon them. The sum due from each one is trilling, but in the aggregate it is important to us. A payrr.ert of these arrearages is not more an act of justice to us, than to others: By that means we shall be able to pay

our debts, procure paper, new type.

(which by the dimness of some of the papers you will say is absolutely necessary,) and do sundry other things for tht1 internal aud external improvement of the Palladium, h has been owing to not. tog rdse than the want of the where TdlutAQ vvili was good) that this paper

power

i a . . .

tour, lights and shades ot bcohoh lile, But what appeals mor bk a m-'racle ihan REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Catbush on health, Youiig's night tho'ts, an? thir.jc we h .ve r-c' otly w.ti. sd or heird , uu . simeriHUPH . c rpi .i ! i . r i r- , . . . ! ll, UUSf,UlHKU tiers for Sale. six en un 1 he three perils ot women, last ot toe of, and demands sntmi-nt3 and spr ssions.l imn-OVMl LOIS -n ti.e town of LawrenceSurgh, Mohicans, Woodstock, the fortunes of both of public and private gratitude to the si ue on Kim tt w Snort strict nd Vine strtet. Nii;el,and St. Roaics well, makinjj the ' preserver of men," i-, tb;t there were nine! AL- 3 0 n-s of L WD in Ripw-y county, library now to contain 221 volumes persons, woni-n and children, in the house, lying'm he ro d from llismg- Suu to V r3illrs which a late rxaminatim. p.M,, ,w i(! . wImp the awful eifsOoph happened, -nd not 'J bol Irom L.wrencehu.gn

state areinexcelle.it repair. ione of u,en, ,,J,,r"d; tho"h evT ih 'troU!lJ( TSrw !rl U'T f''C,ion 33 There is vet due from delinquent share h " j-'w-g "J i e s' t v " coani-v holders SGI 25; about 26 oV tins an In ,11 i,no i.i . i i r the house uf not more perhaps, thin on- fourth J will beentircl) lost, being due from non- , lv! , , ,. fliM. f. t . ALSO-thr F.t h.lf of h North u. quar

resident share holders, who will likeU r . , ; . ... ... . . itrr ot section 13, Town 3, R.tr- 3, UVv. nd

, .. . . . : . liiai euieren imu uir nuir mere eipioneo. twentv nnc 4itc in th V ,rth iiv.i t permit their shares to forfeit- t be re - . 111.1 , . lw' one c res in tne .-rtn Wtst on.r d V c' a , 10 r C'1' U,G K 1 the) must beyond a doubt, have been ind.s the South Wcs quarter of .ection ,5. Town 3. uueo will be collected next year, ciimmately buned in the Keneral ruins of thei U ngr 3, West, iso in Switzerland county Io this sum add $17 50, the probablc'building; as in thnt event, then would proh- The 'wo last mentioned tracts must be sold

amount ol taxes tor the coming year, and hly have been scarcely one bric k lefi upon ao-'idiately to ci se a con-.ern

2 Jl 1-4 m the treasurer's hatids, will other, that would not have ben thrown down: make $51 GG 1-4, at the disposal ofthe'and indeed, it is rationally supposible, that

society; which sum, prudently expeiid- hnd th part which exphded in the hall, ex-

ed, with what may be expected lrom new ijdoded near toe centre ot the budding, such

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subscribers will, in all probability, in

crease our library to 300 volumes by the

next annual meeting. The whole number of shares that have

been taken up is 56, which at 5 the

GEOfiGE H. DUNN

January 6 18?7,

would have been tho melatiehol

that tiod who controls the racing tempest, and directs the hhtnin where to fall, had in mercy otherwise determined

BRIGADE ORDERS!

result But; " PRIjY TE A" 5 A E TR E A T, "

January 1, 1S27.

II1E qunhhcd voters residing within thr A bt uiids of ihf 6U h Ueirtment of Indi,n

Ttie building was occupied by the family of. tiliti, which llegimsnt 13 bounded 9 follovis.

a f ienlbman rectntly from Kentucky, a relative

snare is oyj. ui this numncr lo snares 0f .Mrs. Mason's, who was absent at the time have been relinquished, leaving the num-lon business, in an adjoining county. The her at present 44. Of these the owners'read- r is UO to conj cture hi feelings, when,

of about 8 or 9 have either died, remov

ed, or. wish to relinquish, so that the whole number of effectives w ill shorth be reduced to 35. This falling off ma) to some appear alarming, but when properly considered it will be found, that altho' a reduction in number it is not so in strength. They who could so soon abandon an undertaking 50 laudable as this, would never have become efficient members; and we have no doubt their places will soon be tilled with others far mare valuable to the institution. In deed, within tho last 3 months two tn;w

on bis return having: heard nothing rf the dis astrr. among the first objects that caught his sight, was the frightful wreck of the very budding in which he had left his wife and children. I he fact, that the effect of this discharge ofel ctnc fluid from the clouds, was sensibly felt to the distance of 20 or 88 rods in almost every direction from the point of destruction, by a considf rable number of persons both within and without doors, proves the quantity to hav been unusually gr-at Several at those distanc-rs were nearly knocked down by it, and otherwise so affected as not to hear the accompanying pel of ihuoder, though most tremendous.

nz: u gmnn g at tne south west corner vi Dearborn county, running thence East, alonj the line dividing the counties of Dearborn and Swit ztrland to the South East corner of section N-. 20, Town 4, of range 3, thenre Nrrth, 'o tlv sou h Est corner ol Section, No 9, Town 5.

lit gf 3. thtnrt Yt tst one md, thence Eis

0 .e mile, thenre N 1 ti to the So;ith Est cornet of seciiun N -9, own 6, range 3, thence We s 'o the old Indun boundary line, thtnee Sou Westwardty withsiid boundary line to the pUr if beginning; are liereby notified that ine'ectioi. wi 1 be he!d t 1 he tnus- of I isant Htsta. 01. kturday the 3rd riny of Ftbruir nut, eiweti the h urs of 10 o'clock A. .nd'6 P. M. ot su dy, to tie rt one Colon I, ont Ltt-uieni.n Colonel tnd one Msj'r tn command saii 60 i Hi g tnt-ni The voter aforesaid will please mention o their tickets when voting t ihe aforesaid ele tion, the place when they w shthe said regim-.-r. o be mustered. WILLIAM C KF.FV Jatiuiry 6? 1827 Jirij. Gsr.t

Junaiia brand do

Pittsburgh common Zanesville Boston

wrought Oil, tanners linseed castor Spices, Pepper lb Pimento Cssaia Cloves Nutmegs Ginger ground Note For h add one half.

7 5 G 7

17 17 00 5G

do do

30 .00 !0& 13 ro UO 2 00 1 75 2 00 00 23k 18 21 20 10 1 50 1 50 95 10 7 10 8 6 3 lh 20

18

62

1 371 1 50

27 27 43 25

28

23 45 1 20 2h

LIST OF LETTERS Rem-irn: g :u ihe 1' tifti e ; !, v . , ..too gh, la. 00 the 1st d:y of Jai ury, Iti 7. which it t.ot aken ou by ttie Is- p'i! t.tt will Be stnt

to ihe Genei l P si-Ofii - s dpil ;-uers

to ihe General P si-Ofii

1 Anirinn Hoot A'mswong J.bu 3 :len Sml. Atkinson Geo l Xmier Simon snt.ini Wm. B-Hull i' k Thcs. I5s n t w Juhn Klasir i Jcob Hssett Horace Sir'on A. Ilrch P tirneley Bedfo-, 3 thriah C (Joss urn Wm. Coptn Sm' II. Canfield H z kuh G. Cooptr G orgs Ct!?t Sirouile? C ocdy Hugh .'ongrr D.vid 'hase Leonard D Dill J ime 3 Dill Btij min Ouins Ri hard K Kfgbsli Polly i wbMik John F- Fletcher William Fuller Be j tnm Floyd Ass Ftr is Debnda

Fxrrr Hmrv

F nrh John C- G gc Maria II.

(.ry Mary

Howard Mr. J- olden Dennis 'ioUday Ltdia tlo. ard John. -J una Villim 53

K K 'so Jarn s, Lii t W : Ai m Moign La-tr Mrs. Miliar Jmt s Al;e John Montgomery Jihrj JL -Lw reu. e J hQ Lw ion Divid Leeper John O" O Nen Benedict J' t'almrr Thomas Ii II m8on KowlaadS li -gh U Pe k Ii beit a S.ni'l Red Alexander 6 st GUir Arthur later l.urida Stetler J ob Smith O H. Stroud Jos ph SaVage J9- ph Sitki Ji shu Shron W'tn T Tor bet N 2 Taylor Dm isl Ti t pp Uzziel V VhUgtanJ. tr Walts Jjhri30nS Winters Peit-r Vitherow Ssrah V4 k?r J e Whoaktr John Vk-ff A.ien Wright U:srjrgtou Wootiwara I)ais Wilii.m G rpe Wi sen sNiogton LWcavcr J" o. I. DU.NN, P-