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poor. ConxvenTioN.—The annual ’
‘RIDAY, MAY, 13th, 1870.
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The irl With T he Calico Dress.
#81 your upper-ten girls,
BRCH their velvets, and sating, and Inces,
ir diamonds, and rubies, and pearls,
And their milliner figures and faces;
They may shine at a party or bail,
Emblazoned with half they possess;
But give me in place of them all,
My girl with the ealico dress.
She is plamp as a partridge, and fair
As the rose in its earliest bloom;
Her teeth will with ivory compare,
Aud her breath with the clover perfume?
Hor stop is as free and as Light
Ae the fawns whom the hunters hard press
And her eye is as soft and as bright—
My girl with the calico dress,
She is cheerful, warm-hearted and true,
And is kind to her father and mother;
She studies how much she can do
Yor her sweet little sister and brother;
Lf you want a eampanion for life,
To comfort, eliven and bless,
She is just the right sort of & wife. -
My girl with the calicc dress,
B a -—
A Pretty Name.
BY BLANCHE.
Fast and feathery, soft and light
Came the beatiful snow one night,
And robed the earth in a mantle of white
it sprinkled the forest, the meadow, the
dale;
{t covered the hill, the mountain, the vale
And bribed the brooklet to tell
Beautiful, beautiful snow!
no tale
The boughs of the pine and the firbent low
Under the weight of the beautiful snow,
Whilein the breezesthey rocked toand fro
This world of beauty was hidden from
sight,
Through all the long hours of dark, silent
right,
Convention for the year 1870, will be
held at Harrisburg, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, June 14, 15, and 16.
George H. Stuart, Esq., is expected to
preside. Each Sunduy School in the
Btate is invited to send two or more
delegates. Pastors of Churches, Su-
perintendents of Sunday Schools, and
prominent Sunday School workers
from all parts of the State are invited
to attend and par ticipate.
Our Sunday Se ‘hool brethren from
other States are also cordially welcom-
od. It is requested that the names
of those who expect to attend shall be
sent to Rev. Thos. H. Robinson, or
John M. Sayford, Secretary, on or be-
fore the first day of June, as it will be
necessary for those who would avail
themselves of a reduction of fare on
the railroads, to procure excursion
tickets before leaving their homes for
Harrisburg. The committee of ar
rangements will secure orders for all
Ww he notify them in time to do so and
forward them.
Places of entertainment will be pro-
vided for all who give due notice of
their coming.
T. H. Ronixsox,
J. M. Sayford, Seeretary.
A letter has been received at the
Treasury Department from the collec-
tor of customs in San Francisco, giving
an account of the methods adopted by
Chinamen to smuggle opium into this
country, Every crac k and crevice of
the vessel, as well as every part of
their clothing not likely to be exam-
ined, becomes a receptac le for this nar-
cotie. It is twisted mto the form of
roots, and it is also packed in lead cases
or in balls with lead weights attached,
and when the vessels anchor in the
harbor it is dropped overboard until
Chairman.
Till at last came the dawn of fair morning
light,
Revealing the beautiful snow!
The sun brightly shining o'er all the fair
s¢ene,
Revealed diamonds and pearls more spark-
ling, | ween,
Than over bedecked the brow of a queen,
The little ones, were wild with de-
. light,
As, fresh from their slumbers, they gazad
at the sig ght,
And LAL with smiles,
* beeame bright,
At sight of the beautiful snow!
{00,
their eyes
*Is this the
bright side
You said we should have when you took us
to ride,
And I was sitting right close by your side ?
Only juit last night the garc en was bare;
So dismal and dark ; not a flower was there,
But now, O, so bright! for what else do I
care?
Beautiful, beautiful snow!”
3 '. “.
J, mamma,’ cried Lalu,
the BrIGuUT SIDE 1
meant,
Is a nice little paper; for the woe ones ‘tis
sent,
Showing how to be happy, and geod, and
content ;
How to have the heart pure, the face al
ways brizht,
And shedding on all a beautiful lights
Like the snow-clad earth so lovely and
white.”
“0, no, darling Lulu,
If more of this paper, dear reader, yo'd
know
Send your name and your money to Alden
& Co.
A tpecimen free, fifty cents for a year,
go, | she pinecy hy-wextin: ey ow, Will |
: hear,
: And see it, pretty ag snow.
4 4 vote rio Be
Tlie Anthropological Society, Lon.
don.
At the meeting of the London Anthro
pological Society Mr. Charlesworth read,
on the 15th of March, an interesting paper
on the peculiarities of a religious sect in
Russia called the Scopetises, This, sect)
the paper stated, is for the most part found
among the Muscovites, which it was stated,
was the true name of the Great Russians,
as contra-distinct from the White, belong-
ing to the orthedoxor Greek Church. The
paper was prepared by Dr. Copernilly,
ang sent from Russia, from which a com.
pilation was made by Mr. Davies, the latter
being the on? read. The term seapeti -
raeans to cut off. It consists of the mutila-
tion ef the procreative organs of both sexes,
and is founded en the apostolie command
of St. Matthew, where he says: “It isbetter
that one of thy members should perish than
go. to hell.” It was stated that these
monomaniacs were thoughtful, temperate
and amiable ; that most of the money-chan-
gers belonged to the seet { that it was a se-
cret society; that the Emperor Nicholas
had failed to put it down, ard in one of the
raids of the police thirty millions of roubles
kad been seized —but this, in the after dis-
cussion, was looked on as being a gross ex
aggeration. Fifby arrests had been made
at one time, among whom were some of the
orthodox clergy. They live in communi
ties. An anecdote was told of an aged
ater who.discovered that a lovely daugh-
ter had been thus mutilated. He complain-
ed to the authorities, and the miscreants
were banished to Siberia. Another was
told of a police officer, who had determined
to get at their secrets, and for that purpose
had consented to become a member, The
time was appointed at eight o’ clock, but he
had no intention of submitting to the muti-
lation, and therefore gave secret orders that
at precisely ten minutes before the.appoint-
ed time seweral of the foree wore to break
in, rescue him, and seize all ofthe sect who
were present. kt so happned, however,
that the rescue did not arri v ¢ in time. and,
he being overpowered, the mutilation took
place. All ages undergo the rites, among
which is that of casting the mone y of the
country on the floor, to be trampied on by
the novice, who swear asolemn oath to ke ep
the secret of the sect. They believe that
when all the world become “‘scopeti
paradise will be restored to earth. Only a
few of the statements read by Dr. Charles
worth have been given above, but enough
to indicate the madness that seizes the re-
ligiously superstitio: 8, the whole world over
in order, as their hallucinition prompts
them to believe—thatfthey may goto Heay-
en. The after dscussion was, perhaps,
more inferesting than the reading of the
pauper. One gentleman went so faras to say
vid the deprivation was not so ins: ine,
wien duly considered, as at first sight ap-
pe fred ; for the person submiét'ng was freed
from risk of complying withjunlawful de
ses’!
being inoculated with the most dreadful of
incurable diseases,
way,
when it is fished up again. On the
arrival of the last steamship from
Hong Kong the revenue officers went
fishing themselves, and caught a case
containing seven hundred pounds and
and a ball of two hundred pounds of
opium in one day
* i ®
The bill to enforec the
ment, reported in Congress, the
Fifteenth Amend-
other day,
provides as follows :
All citizans of the United States, who are
qualified by law to vote ut any e ection by
the people, shall be entitled to vote at all
elections without distinction of race, color,
or previous condition of servitude, any
of any State, to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. Also, that if the laws of
Territory shall require any act to be done
law
any State or
as a pre-requisite to voting, it shall be the
duty of the officers of the law to give equal
opportunity to all of the United
States to proform such pre-requisite; and
any such official failing so to do shall forfeit
$300 to the person aggrieved, to be recov.
ered at law, and in ease of conviction shall
also be fined not less than $500 and impris-
oned from one month to one year. The
any
person who shall hinder any eitizen from
performing such pre-requisite. Person de-
citizen
samo penalties ae prescribed against
prived of any office except that ofa member
of Congress or State Legislature by reason
of violation of the toregoing provisions may
United States
Courts which are given concurrent juris
diction in all sueh cases. The United States
District Courts shall have exclusively
the State Court cognizances crimes and
offences against the provisions of this act.
All the officers of the United States Courts
are required, under a penalty of $1,000, to
institute a
dor,
receive possession through
nd enforce proceedings thereun-
and the President is authorized to em-
ploy the land and naval forces of the mili-
tin to enforce its execution.
Washington, May [.—A movement
which it is thought has been gathering
strengths for a week past finnlly developed
itself, in the House yesterday
made by Mr, Judd, of Illinois,
pending tariff bill in order, as he stated,
that the House might getto work on the
vast omount of business hefore it. A fu-
rious debate arose between Schenck, chair-
man of the Ways and Means Committees
on the one hand, and Messrs. Logan, Judd
and others, who were denomin ted a party
of revenue reformers, on the other. In the
course of the debate it came out that Mr,
Judd wanted to substitute his own bill for
a reduction of the tariff and inte nal taxa-
tion together, and this fact weakened very
materially the opposition to the bill now be-
fore the House. Had the naked questiow
been to direct the committee of the whole
to indfinitely postpone the hill, it is believ-
€d it would have been carried, but the in-
tention being to supplant a new measure
not only forthe tariff, but a mew interna]
tax bill, the House voted by more than
three to one to continue the work on the
‘old bills.
bill hsa been contested inch by inch led Mr.
Schenck, in course of debate, to say that iz
might be killed yet, but if so its epitaphs
should He written that “it was nibbled #b
death by pismires.,” There was a great
deal of ill feesing exhibited in the debate,
The democrats generally voted to continue
to consider the old bill on the grounds that
it reduced the tariff $20,000,000 when it was
reported, and that new, as amended, it re-
dueed the duties still more,
in a motion
to kill the
A Bill has passed the lower house of Con
gress granting Mrs, Lincoln, the widow of
the Tate President, a pension of $3,000 per
annum, It is thought it will also passs the
Sante,
DD", BOARDS,
for sale by
aplO 68,
YROSS-CUT AND MILL SAWS. bos
make at IRWIN & WiLson,
aplO’ G8,
rion fof 1 all varieties, ground to order
and warranted to be stric tly pare,
It is the only plage you can find unadultera-
Try them for your ownsadisfac-
You can only find them at
BURNSIDE & THOMAS.
Plank and Se antling
Twix & WiLsox.
tion.
gpoons, coffee
mills, shovels, spades 3, rakes, hoes,
Inmps, forks, chains, &e., at
BURNSIDE & THOMAS
{HOE-MAK RS TOOLS and findings,
h in all their v Ties; at
BURNSIDE & THOMAS.
QPINDLE SKEINS for wagons, all Sl
A zes, at the sign of the. Anvil.
apl0'e8, Ts = Irwix & WW ILSON,
ovBLE ND SING LE B. ARRE L
fowling pice es at
Aply 68. IR WIN & WILSON.
OALTS for Bugle s and Carriages, all
sizes in use; Fire Bolts, ditto, at
apy 6a, Trw N & Ww IL SON’ 8.
JOOCKET CUTLERY sll makes and
a ces at 11 Ww IN & WILSON,
aplQ' is
[os PATENT CITRN, the bes
in use at Irwin & WILsoN's.
aplO'os, :
WINES AND LIQUORS
The subscriber respectfully calls tho at
tention of the public to his ‘establishm nt,
where he is prepared to furnish all kinds of
Foreign ed Domestic Ligquors' w holesale
at the lowest eagh prices, which are warran-
ted to be the best qualities according to
their respective prices, His stock consists
of Rye, Monongahela, [rish and other
Ww hiskies, all kinds of Brandies, Holland
Gin, Port, Maderia, Cherry, Blackberry
and other Wines—the best articlos- at ns
reasonable rates as can be had in the ¢ ity,
Ch: ampagne, Cherry, Blac Jkberry, Ginger
and Carraway Brandies, Pure Jamaican and
New England Rum, Cordial of all Kinds,
He would ay invite Farmers, Ho-
tel keepers and others to ¢ wll and examine
his large su ply, to judge for themselves
and be certain of procuring what they buy,
which can seldom be done when pure hus-
ng in the city.
rr Physieaans are respectfully requested
o give his liquors n trial, Wp1o
"KRCHANTS HOUSE,
A 418 & 415 North ard, “
PHILADELP HIA.
H.H. MANDERBACH PROPRIETOR.
1. C.N1prE, CLERK.
This well-known Hotel, will be found by
all visiting the city, one of the most desire-
ahle, both as to res asonable chi argesund hel
venience. German and English is spoken,
apl0'G8, tf.
NENTRE BE AL L HOTE L.
( JOHN SPANGLER,
Stages arrive and depart daily,
points, north, south, east and west,
This favorite Hotel has been refitted and
furnished by its new proprietor, and is now
in every respect one of the most pleasant
country Hotels in central Pennsylvania,
The travelling community and « lrovers will
always find the best accommodations, Per-
sons trom the city wishing to spend a fow
weeks during the summer in the countr ¥y,
will find Centre Hall one of the most denu-
tiful locations, and the Centre Hall Hotel
all they could desire for comfort and con
venience, aplO'oR, tf
COACH MANUFACTORY.
HARDMAN PHILLIPS,
T HIS manufacturing establishment at
Yeagertown, on the Lewistown
and Bellefonte Turnpike, has now on hand
a fine stock of Carringes, Buggies, Sulkies
and Spring W agons, which he now offers
for sale as superior in quality and styles tc
any manufactured in the country. They
are made of the very best seasoned stock by
first class practical workmen, and finishe vd
in a style that challenges comparison w ith
any work out of or in the Eastern cities
and can be sold at lower prices than those
manufactured in large towns and cities,
amidst high rents and ruinous prices of liv-
inz. Being mastor «of his own situation,
Proprietor.
for all
bus i=
ness, he has time and ability to devote his
entire attention to his profession and his
customers, rendering satisfaction alike te
all patrons, operatives, his country, anc
himself,
Call and examine his stock and learn his
REPAIRING
of all kinds done neatly, promptly,
reasonably.
Yeagertown, June 12, 1868 - =1y.
ina
FIYREASURER'S SALE OF UNSEAT-
ED LANDS FOR FAXES, for 1870, AND
PREVIOUS YEARS, - —Notire is hereby given
that in pursuance of an Act of Assembly,
passed the 12th day of June, A. D., I8I4
entitled, “An Actto amend an Act direc t-
ing the mode of sel'ing unseated lands in
Centre county,’”’ and “the several supple-
ments thereto, there will be Xposed to
pub lie sale or outery, the following tracts
of unseated lands in said county for the
taxes due and unpaid thereon, at the Couat
House in the borough of Bellefonte, on the
second Monday of June, A. I, 1870,
BENNER TOWNSHIP.
ACR'S PER. WARRANTEE NAMES TAXES
D cian’ | wEienavint JJ Liangle....qeivi® 8)
wine JY Shtagart oii, 243
anes shass Jas Bartram 88)
ats sarah A B Huichison.......... 201
BOGGS TWP.
David Lewis. .ucoueiines 28 80
wee Willinm Gray... 28 80
Jonathan Hervey 12 74
Andrew Somers ...... 25 80
P&E R Kubns......... bH 86
rhxataans Andrew Kuhns......... 690
Thos Thornburg 615
Henry Harris......... 5 51
3D iiasienes Hannah Fishburn..... 28 80
do .....; 120 cisseumee Margaret Butler 8 65
30ers Hl Biassinses John Cockran 304
0....... Wm Russel 752
433 susnte 120 sassssnnse Thos Russel 7 17
D Carscaddon........... 26 60
D Carscaddon........... 2720
«+ M Longwood............
John Curtin
John M'Clure
sreananee Mary Lane
AEE SM Godfres y
DF etzer
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201 ...... 190 .c00nvins George Aston
309...... James Rowland
421...... 89..ceceenJ 0m Scott
tetnens Nathan Davis.........
daasss Stimpson Davis
Evan Mues...............
cenvenecyamuel Miles...........
Wm Chancellor. ......
Jassnaens Samuel Seott
ssa RODt Shaw
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cessed 0hin. M’ Clure
eeiadd John Poorman
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Jonathan Henry
Mo~es Hood
sda Ann Deall 4 68
Wm Hood............... 26 60
Jesse Evans.............
Burnside Townships
D Carsead'don.,......... 1003
D Carscaddon... 821
crsmesatdiOSseph WW alluce...... 27 49
D Carscaddon...... ees 1S 46
Wm Brady
Jno Brady..
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765
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Wm Ewing
Jas S Ewing
Jno Ewing
spe llannh Ewing. avs
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Anna Ewing
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Francis Johnson
Wm McPherson
Chus Stewart
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Wm Bingham
James Hall
Chas Hall
David Lewis
John Shynn
Richard Waln
Joseph Waln
Jepa Waln
John Barron
Eli Canby
Jro Rugg ;
Molly Wharton
Unksown
Jeremiah Parker
Henry Harris
Michuel O' Drien
Henrv Wheeler
B R Morgan
Peassol & Hunt
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Jesse Brooks
Christian Rohrer
Martha Godfrey
Jno Meyers
Thomas Hale
Garrett Cottinger
Thos PP Wharton
Josinh Haines
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John Curtin
Roland Curtin
Sarah Lane
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Murtha Godfrey
Peter Smith
Mary Lane
Jos Kelso
Paul Cuastin
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A D Harris
H A Jostlin
Martha Godfrey
Jonathan Willis
Huston Township.
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Win Chancellor
J Henry
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Robert Kulnes
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Tokunown
Kuhies
Adam Kulnes
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Jno Price
Jno Wheelnind
Juno Rolington
Sat Baxter
C&S Kulnes
John Friend
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D Carseaddon
Sam’'l Castar
Joseph Roberts
Chas Bruce
Sarah Custin
Job W Packer
Stephen Stephenson
Jno Dunwoody
Ebemezer Ben mn
Dan'l Pletcher
Jno Jackson
Dan’l Krouse
R & J nayes
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Win Hayes
dus Magee
Jno Quay
dus Suet
Simon Lir
Huogh Shaw
Christian Nestlevode
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Stephen Chambers
Ross Baker
Peters
Wm Scott
4 & I Gansaulus
Thos Kin
Peter Lytle
Robt Smith
Wm Garrell
Peter Swartz
deve Shevidiamn
Matthew Leech
Marion Tewnship.
J M' Kinney
Sarak Wikkon
Robt Y oung
J M M’' Kinney
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John Schenck
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Alex Scott
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Abram Singer
Miles Towns ip.
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Samdl Norton
Pan’l Williams
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Jere Parker
Simeon Gratz
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Hanuah Brady
Robt Gray
Thos Grant
Robt Brady
Wm P Brady
Thos Grant
Alex Hunter
Jere Jackson
Wm Steadman
Robt Taggert
Thos Smit
Aaron Levy
Abram Scett
Sain’ 1 Scott
Jane Beadly
Jno Reese
Jona ‘Wolf
Wm Parker
Jas Crothers
‘Wm Parker
Patton towaship.
Benj Horner jr.
Robt M' Elvain
Henry Gross
Jacob Baker
Penn township.
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Jeremiah Packer
Henry Wheeler,
John Irvin.
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Jno \ Clelland
Jos be
Thos Gordon
Jno C Reed
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Thos Falls
Jno Morris
Robert M'Kinn
David M'Kinn
Jno Brown
Jas Moree
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Wm Jarringas
Jos Cawjill
Geo Fuust
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Geo M'Clellan
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Andrew Armstrong
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Win McPherson
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Chas Luens
Thomas Grant
Dan’l Buckley
Casper Schaefer
Robt Spear
Christian Lenhore
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Bam'l Harris
Barthoiomew Wistor
Richard Morris
Thos wiser
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Te Morris
Zaecheas Collins
Wm Beach
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Jno Bur
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Jacob Slough
Dan’ Turner
John Montgemery
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Jno Liwden
Jno Sherrick
Jno Hoover
Mary Smith
Richard Malone
Hannah Tarner
James Turner
Barbara Snyder
Amn Authars
Jno Lee
Thomas Arthurs
Jos Welsh
Jno Hambright
Andrew Graff
Jacob Miller
Jno Huber
Andrew Allison
Jno Lilly
John ‘Copenhinver
Buide Haines
Jos J Miller
Jos J Wallace
Robt Rainey
Jmo Funk
Hugh Patton
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Robert King
Jos hay
Edward Bryan
Joseph Bawman
Thomas Hamilton
Eleanor Siddons
Robert Ramsey
Rich Atharton
Rich Malone
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George Slough
Michael Gunduger
Bardman Philips
Thomas H uniltyn
Thomas Gran
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John Bryan
Wm Gassill
Samuel Jones
Rudolph Keller
John Allison
wm Wilson
James Allison
Robert King
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Thomas Grant
Benj Rush
Daniel Fitagerald
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James I mald
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Sarah Wharton
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Samuel M Fox
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Job Riley
Francis West
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John M Nes
Hugh Slack
Peter Hall
James Gilliland
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Margaret Shear
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John Ril.
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170......... George Hoover........19 50
150......... Jno Mendenhall...... 7 43
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70........ Joseph Miles........... 6 65
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68......... Peter Benson......... 6 73
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100......... Samuel Po 49
150......... Jno Dunwoody........18 80
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333.....163 Wm Wistar............14 85
100......... R Mulholland......... 4 95
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70......... John Baker............ 150
105......75 Mary Carrican........ 219
11 Wg Dogon 203
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84......14 Matern James....... 1 84
20......... Edward James......... 92
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161,........ John Knox......sie.. 581
182......... Richard Purdon...... 6 63
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