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' VTVPlVu'ier having re m.ii.i? 1 th'co hours'ii -- i .1) h.uppMr, witii (iv munition ol'asassin-a- t

i'i' hi n UJo'te.rik ihso df.id"C .r''net0iicc6unis frotft founl Chucusus,

'be rjfui.i.iiLi tril.es liuve recommenteu t'leirtu-tur-ui'- s

into our territory, and General Vermii.ts uit irked them (here.

"Letters, from Corfu suy, that (he .TurksMistolonghi are in want of pi o visions,

bn ause the bad neither render the arrivalsdifficult and rare. The turks continue (lie siege,!Lit without success. Tiie Seraskifr causes .alljvisoners to ha impaled, without , distinction ofage or sex. The Porte, it is said, has sent a '

t'.ipi.liri Baschi to behead all the Ottoman lnefsvno, h.ning sought this 3'earunder the commandof the Seraskjer, have returned to their homes."

It is currently reported that the King "has ?e- -'

lectcd the Duke of Devonshire to represent'him at the coronation of the Emperor Nicholas'at the Court of Russia. During a recent penod,when the Grand Duke Nicholas resided in Lon-don, this Prince was the inmate of DevonshireHouse, where the entertainments given on theoccasion were on n scale of the greatest magnifi-cence and splendour.. This visit cemented awarm fiicndshlp between the Emperor and theDuke, which originated whilst his Grace was inSt Petersburg. His .Majesty litis' shown his uti-a- l

discrimination in appointing the Duke of De-vonshire to this distinguished honour. YVnenev- -'

er the Duke's visit to the coronation takes placehis Grace will he attended by the floiver of theEnglish nobility, without any respect to pur ty

of magnificence, WJStjJim ot itsand splendour, will, it is said, very far ex

ceed the di-pl- at Paris, and tliecoVnit:tion at I'hcims. Morning paper.

Cobbtlt The Examiner, in a leading i

th.serpwtlln

pledging

nm

told

you

pa-per

wouldtended

anypomt extent members, they have,

taste,recent

clever politiciansarticle, proje.ctof bringing Cob- - ouly

into Parliament. It obsen addres them although uninvited, youwould represent the la- - addressed only. Cuoer

bouring classes, talent enough to 'these circumstances, you ought not "thinkdebates more amu"ing, but is should you little for O'lw&s

eloquence produce impression, to make stump wouldmr couui no than openiorouna an and mv nut

one lo dawn politicallyWe niu&ho4he-2imieris- ' t-

- Y. nois in-'- t

poor appearance would I o saidj have themake would extinguish at marieremains his, political reputation! oR'eted resolutions.

EDITED BY JOHN li -

FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 21

yesterday morning Judge was sound tuii : .

in jus room iii.uie jjuiiruic vsyiuiii, susby the to the iron sashes,

by means his handkerchief & suspenders. No.

a

a

a

suspicion entertained andhaving intention tb his-- stricilv

existence.--wi ..-- . v ...... ...u.

51 betncenWrplaceLegislature Louiauuh--- ,. S Jltot r, .. .. ' , -person hall, the tirst day of June t86,

brinj; into the state, any slave or stave' of any 'des-

cription uhul&usver, with theinttut sell or hive thesame, undtr,tlie penalty of by impri-

sonment not two years, and fined in a1101 ex :rding one thousand dollars, and shall moreo- -

fo.fi.il siiu slive or s'ar'es, one fourth t use ofthe informer, and balance to the use of state.

who loia intentions of becominginhabita ,ts ,f the are allowed bring v.ith themilavefur their oWn use, but shall. not be tsellorexchange vi bin the enn tf years fromth time they are brought into thepenalty of having such slavessohl, one fourth of themoney arising fiom such .sale fof.the benefit of the in-

former the bakince the useiofthc slate.ljonaf.de a1lnvcd,to.bring into the state'

slaes for their own user,- - but is s.elt slave be sold

or exchanged .within two years, such slave be for--

' ftiied, one fourth for the benefit of the informer, thebalance to the use of state.

rOlI.llUNICtTT.D

Mr. Bradford send (he following ex-

tract a from-- man of great experience,to shew how he touches off the whofor year have distracted the slate, in or-

der and sailing at'thc list sessionns our legislature, have set for themselvest iking all authority into their oun hands. It is!

truth., is three or lawyers, thenot more half atlozen) dispo-

sed, peace would at once be restored lo ourcoiiu--1

game hjilfLdQsen ers preventedat the last session irom agreeing!

to a compromise, wi'l again it it reJ- -

Extract..Sir.

" It is to regretted. tlfe chief sourceparty, at all limes in phjce,j3 the sameas wr.h you. . .',--,

' Wellwai it by swift, Party is the mad-

ness of the many the benefit of the sew; thisholds true in nineteen cases out of theworld over I cannot wish to thepeace party in state."

DIALOGUE.Bradford. 1 a good dealamusedat

a conversation which I heard one night lastweek in a Poiter paity, at certain place re-

freshment, not many squaies the courthouse. It between a certain mission

and nil independent of county, iv ho

in fnvorofthe law, hut is now wil-

ling to bury all lo meet opponentsmiddle and be friends oncenot vouch for the exact language, that all

whiih passed is included SPEC

Young Missionaiy--- 'i sIiohUI be glad lo knowcertainly in last Gazette.I am i ery much inclined to trounce were itnot th.tt.he i a coundcl. I think 1

know him; and I pronounce him and a pup-

py . In every company that am in I shall soname and 1 hope I have an opportuni-ty ol doing it in his 1 nihyouto report you what haveso he may it.

Friend disposition to intermeddlethe affair Bui is you should use that lan-'i-iij- p

m the presence of Cato, and thinks ou

r xii b'ln as the author, will be a pitiful cotz-- c

i ."blition to have said, is he' ijirak jour head, be sound trying it.

. .'!. He has no scne honour or ver.u.'-- ;ly . I believe y ou hi e my friend although e diner"i politicks. Is it not hard that person beavailed in behind a ti;tiaous name a., l

the publir?Friend f j understood Cato-- , he cautious,

of himselfjor the tmth what he h.wheard, he did not name you as the orator whospoke at Chiles',; but a's you take his remarks io

1' suppose that von th,. .,n(fed to; come- tell us about it as it really didhappen, that I may contradict Cato in suture.

am you k ihunueiing long s.eech.Y. M NoSUCh'thinD'. I (lid nnl mnro

than lie minutes.fr. What! voudid mn'jpn ennp). itic?iu. 1 i .. ., . .

-- -. .,...w.. ........i iic.im aiso mat wnen you produced your paperfor signers, man, who was boozyand only a tenant not a landholder, wished tosign, and required of security?

Y. M. It i- a lie I did indeed offerfor signature, bitt it only for own

party, and your party had nothing to do with''- - Did you not address the croud promiscu-

ously? Would you not h.ve been glad to havehad converts from our side? I alwaystoo that in t'ns country, as public meetings ev-

ery man had a right to appear an;l act that i

!' M When your Jackson meeting wasin the court house, you ha e rightfor Cato's friends (o have al and

in the proceedings?r cases aie not alike ivhen p ir- -

The tetinue, in meetingi light to it be hitrhh in

and for any other peison to. But in this case, you came to a meet-

ing where of all parties vt

recommends the assembled, for other You chosebett es, that from "is ; to nor didbirth anil he say that you one side

that he has to haidmake the wants the they handle a it.

to much and that ' able a 1 follow you'not better to the musttrs trv best to

him of the the '"you

lifM P. are vpryopinion. We verily that the hubitto Parliament, the "he, Cato yet you

in arena , what yet first muster this year aof and

. Last year you

"

IDl'OI'.D.,

1826.

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neck one ofof

suai

thethe the

permittedtwo

the

the

ofexactly

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a

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be orall

all

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a of

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was newanimosity,

do nor

pleate,

inhe

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wasof

all

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allour

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thought

assemble,deoroi's imprope1interfere

ere nromiscupurposes.

education

speech,canning

treasury dignity

belieVe-- , admittedstump nor am in

of "SiirJh lhilrps am caudidateattended

Ctiile.-- , s, speechScotsman, your

pended

punishedexceeding

citizensarq

prevent

making

COMMUNICATE!!.

ground,

presence.whenever

yourself,

somewhat

thought

interfer-ed

mounted a butchers, block market housea speech In appears me

you have already atkiiDwIedseit'-ote'r-thing which was reported in Sato's essay, arid isJ might advise a friend, J would say thatl

"....... ... .: nan not can a liar lor SayinC

or VOh. vnir in lhi).cfimn of- -On Call knoivledrfi ho

.1 . u l ..- - i D

speaker,

Aatiunal Journal.fld.Ol inir (.l.ttiv,t,(nK nifc roortitTOt

been by keepers of 'the f,ienriitfrfttMStt.Cj.AV Rakbolwi:

his any Of putting an ensj mny he ICHodcm as correct:

Jo clock tookThe taw,if.er

bcjng

Persons have fi,Je

state,

themstate, under

shallshall

youletter

sewthe last

obtain rule:byf

that sour (atmost than were

trv.(lie

and

Dearthat

and

&:iijl

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but successyour

Mr.

fromyoung

ary, voter thiscourt

hismure.

who wiote Cato thehim,

suchiiar

hilt, maywould

said,that hear

have

what you does

mustway

made.!,.P..Ir

him

was

lea-ses.

held

The

and would

that

theand made factthat

you..I...you uetter ijatotrilllfrs which lirnotli

--v,.From the

rlie frnmhad the and

(jn Snillrilnv.tllP Kth ns' Atiril l.jlt'nnat Tniirj- - , ,.- -.

P a mcetiiifrof .. ,,

to

.

to

to

I

so

elected.

twenty,

1

pitifula

I

I

1 no

i

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1

1 no

init to

as

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II jlr.c

,v ,rro

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vn

t.'

- ... (...u t,i . . , n ., w 1. ii, uuuii ci .mi ui nit 11.1- -

tner. in conseouence ot certain exoressiohsused'by the latter in a recent debate in the.fmte',J-which Mr Clav considered otleii'sive, and appliedpersonally to him. - .

Mr uAMfpLrii was attended by-Co-l Tattnallof Georgia, antl Major Hamilton of South Caro-lina; Mr Clay by Gen Jesci' of the Army, andAir Joh.st6k, of Louishina. '

The pai ties met on thS-- ground exchangedsalutitionsand took their stations. The pistolof Mr ItANiiOLim, while. Suspended byhiaside,Hwent on. it was perceived lo be in accident,and so pionounccd by Mr Clay; Immediately!however, upon the leporj qfttlte pistol, Mr Ran- -'

dolhu luined to Col TAiTNatLyiind s'aid,?-- tjulti i

you so." Col Tattnall then Idrning to Gen.Jusup, observed, "Sir, the fault ii? tnineMr,ltAN-doli'i- i

protested against the use tif the hair t'ig-ge- rit was at my express instance' the fntir vval

sprung." '

Another pistol ty-i- imme liiitcly' handed .tdMrRandolph tlieJ parties resumed their stations,and exchanged shots without effect.

Imuiedii'tely' aster the rejiort of the pistols,while Col Tattnall and- - Gen Jesup were reloading, Col'Benton, of MissSuii, rode up,nud u- -

uited with Mr Johntson imd Mator Hamilton inin effort to s,op the affair; whicIFprovcd inell'ectuul. '

The parliesagain took theirs'lations and theord beintr triven, .ilrCi.AV raised his pistol and

sired, and. the ball passed through Mr Randolph'sclothes Mr Kanttoliih'ieserved His sire JioldingliTs pistol perpendicularly up "si'tid, 'I do notlire at you, Ur Clay,' and discharged his pistolin the air. He added, "ft was"- - not my intontionto have tired at you atoll The unfortunatecircumstance ofhiy ljistol-goifr- off accidentally,changed my determination." At this instant Colllienton came up, an-- said, "i es, Air Randolphtold me so expressly, eight days ago" Theparties simultaneously approached each other,both with extended hands, Mr.Rundrilph remark-

ing, ,lSir, 1 give you my "hand;" which wais cor-

dially received by Mr. Clay, and the affair thushonoi ably and hnppilv closed.

The fnendsof the parties, without consultingtheir respective pnncipals, in the hope of termin-ating the difference in a manner alike honorablelo both were induced to .deJny the period ofmeeting for a sew days.

COUNTERFEITERS.i

.Richmond, Ky. April 1.

On Wednesday the 5th inst, through the exer-tions ot aj I R Simins and a number of his neigh-bours, a gang oCouiitcrleiters wore apprehendednear the line between this county and Clay, in arock house (or cave) situated in a very retired partof the country. Only three men were caught inthe cave, one on his v ay to the cave, and one wastaken up on suspicion that he belonged to the par-

ly. A quantity of spurious gold and silver coin wassound in the cve, such as doubloons, hall eagles,and dollars. Nearly a horse load of implementsfor coining money was sound scattered in the cave.The men foend in the cav were engaged in burn-ing a cnal pit, no doubt for the purpose of

the counterfeiting business. From thelestiinonv the magistrates, we are inducedto believe, that the money sound in the cave wasnot made there. But frorn all appearances exten-sive arrangements were mailing, and there cannothe a doubt, but in a lew weelcs they would havebeen in full and eoinpleteopcration. Some of thedollars are well executed and will pass with menwho profes3 to be good judges. Therefore, our cit-izens cannot be too much on their guard- HenryD Code of this place, Samuel Katon of andJeremiah. Joi cs of Indiana, were apprelieud- -...I ,n 11. r.i,. n sc

i... .'.a J.',;'uo,i wMie tjic, oiiu JJaoi Ji .1 .Kiitcniles of Ins own h JoiC. VI ' ,' v n ,)Dii aro 'ol'i r iiizi ns ul tiiiocoiiui )J tbc t va.i.iniin. dudsti ,u litI l.t.t.m ind J(.i"nAii Jni f s ivi-- i

lu his way ti. Hi in ii ir n

i' a '!

' 'C ,i i

'"y. bPuiii- -

l 'M'llll'LiI tO3i! tn nia't tWir trial at our utt ( mini (. mirl.

Henry V t'uot. (iraftsocd to be extremely ill tiomthe tune lie m, uken, rorthe purpose ns getlirgan opportunity to make his ceafpe, as some sup-pose, and actually succeeded on SntuUy mgut the9th lost, and has not since titen hediu ol.

On ecaiiiiuirig the moulds and cum ii is evidentthat this establishment is only a iirauc'i frcn someother, from the fact that lucre aic coins diffi. rentfrom the moulds that were sound. The coins aridstamps are all Spanish, e.vcept ihe half eagles.The doubloons are dated 1UO0, with (be letter S

and tigure IS The half eaffles ditedHJO". Thedollars 131b, 'li, 'iiO.H'l and lli'ii

From the Aational Journal.Mrs Leisrh's institution, in New York, for

correcting impediments in speech., has been forsome ime in very successful operation; and has!drawn tortli a veiy comulitnenturv letter fromlDr Mitchel, and the unanimoui exrission ofperlect cor.inJence in the uiialiMity of b r systern, by several scientific a'Cii'hinen, to whomshe has confidently coin nnln'ica ted its principles.i ne euitor oi tne 1 ation.il Advocate says,has seen anuni'ier-o- f persons who were treatstammereis before they enleiefll the institutionanil have ever since vHth tietfect easeand fluency; and he has further learnt from these.. i. i,..., i -a .i ..-- ' ?(!. ;

i i;u raic ucrn lU.U It IS inpoSSIDie IQ

lelapse into their former habit, ivhen jonce cor-rected, accoiding to this sleni, as it would befor a person who never had stammered lo get in-

to cuch a habit." ,

Melancholly disaster On I'hursday last Josephand, Wheeler Ijull'um, sons oi'Ricfuid Burlum.Esq. oi llollani in this county, and a man ly theiiiitffe of Quigley, of Chntauoue county, lest Chip

Ipevva creek, upon he Canada side of Niagaranvt-r- , in a iarge,open uuat lor tins village 1 hewind wjis strong directly up the river, but thtcurrent was mireasedbya freshet. On beitiLstruck by the stream, they were driven a littlidown the river, and the man at the htlm so loihis presence ol mind that he headed the boatdiiectly for Niagara Falls, which are hut a shondistance below,. As the boat entered the rapjiius, the three persons jumped out, and swam torIhe sho-- e; but Wheeler Builum only was fortu

nate-enoug- to reach it Tfhe other two weieseen s'trugglmg for some minutes, against thesurges, but no help could be given trout the shoreand they were piecipitated into the abyss belowThe boat lodged upon a small island in Ihe rap-ids a sjborl distance above th precipice.-J,'-

, ' ,' '"' Buffalo Journal.

MAP.RIE1JC In this town on the 10th inst. bythe Rev. GeorgST. Chapman, Richard RovvlasjmI uF.Y, M. JJ. of Alexandria, Louisiana, to missMiLLiSKMt Fowler Covle, of Lexinri '.'

I'OliTA IaiJS"

Tfc? V. VovtCT,of informing the public that he

sk has reinovtfd to I.EXIM. tU.S and has opened aHouse of Efutrtai meat al ttie stand formerloccupifcOuj niuivjirr. r.sij i ne uouse ius oeenlundsoniely repain-- and is n i fifeiiur lo any for AC- -

c mmouauon in tne western 'ouatry.A new Stable will soon be e.ectedand will be provi-

ded witn every tl.inc necrssary. He lioDi'sbv his atlentioil to the busmitss lo deserve the patronage of!me iudiic.J !Hie,'0gle atMaysville, the. Mountsterhng Whig,tne rle.lJDU.t-Ma- r, tiie rarniers Uliroincle ltimond. Weekly vitscng!; litis-.- tvd'le. Western Cizen Paris, Argus 1'n.nl-f'Or-t and Louisville r.azettewill ir.sfit the above 6 iiiontliJand lorwaiti their account lot payment.

Lexnigi. nKy .prn 21, I8'i6 16-f- fi.i

forftr5rl,rl be sold to Hie nini-s- t b.dder on the ?5thitiMM A Majf ne .t on tn. pienusos, iliat conrnouVli

mis liousi-- i IWJJ LO I situatci.. at the west corner olliiglijund Spring s exL. nd d, the lot extei.du.gmore than IW.ttet on Uigh street aiid 200 leet onjpriiig streA Clttie.is on .i.e lot a conuuodiousdwcldng htSuse psrt bncn and p,t Iramt, thrje rooms below and three abov, a kuctien, So.. tc jlsu,snme HOL E 1'Ult 1 Ui.K Pe'rols one third cashl hand, and 'the balance oiia credit of one and twovears.

JOHN LOW MAN.April 21, 1326 lfl-- 3t

iraJSSS

gtrTtM'.i

tlnel.

20 ttoyitvt-- s VtvuvVd.f"a rAf.U or stoicn t pasture ofIs V. tlie sVUSeriuer imarj in Jessa.iune

couiity.'qirnre lath n statu,Sfe, i i r.ijijvn u.ii jujinrj,

hands or tlpwards liith. h.i.e mane andtollerabh lo..c tailr which has been ci.entd off bv caitlesmall slar cr white in her foreliead, and by close ex-amination can discover a mixture ol a sew white

airs on her thiglis aim rumps, marked th geersonthe snoiilxlers. Any person that will deliver in thmarc, sfiall receive the above reward, and I W KN t V

DOLLARfj in addition for the apprehension of the

April 10,J8:6. 16 3wOTHO IIOBXRDS

'JAKK1 I V

TT5Y Thomas' Clar(''t, livincin the co.unk ... ..... . - , . . .,

r8a J- -' 1j "l i ayeue near ui eu ieeuii;- -

paJJg4 house. ONE Git MY HOHSR, . with CloptE, jji', 3 ri s, iiii.u unl o inuiics in.ii, n a

nuri oi,.. daik legs .shod all rpund. no branus perceivable ; appraised4oj-Foptyny- JJollars in silver, beforeme this 1st day oi ..Match, logo

10-- 3t , ' W.M. II. SU.M.MXKS, 1 p.Copy Att. Ja.iif.s C. UocGSt d c f cc C Itecnrdtd 1st

IA LIST OP LEITEKS rerr.aininp Tost Ol

l. fiee at LexingtorT Ky on the thirtyfi st day of.March lHzb, which it not taken out in tine- -will be sent to tlietieneial Post as dead letters

' '

Mrs Anderson Wm 'Anderson Ur James It 2 Anderson WilliamAnthonv Dr Wm LJ 2 'tlaxter John Geo 3Baldwin imasa 4

JohnIi avvner IsaacHaker John or WmBadey Sibesferllailey Catharine

Rev Job MBradley Alexander QUludej Wm II

.MaryBelt Rutos

oniliie

heuvv

Bnrroughes ClementBecraftBcaiichauip JessuBell J.Bryan Enoch

Chambers Wm Srm Ii

sate:

nun

lS'b

Reauford Col WmIirieh't SamuelBrother Mrs I hzabethliouner MosesBo'yce JohnHosworth SsmttelBoll William

II Dr 1'hos S

Bowling Saml S

I'ronaugh ltebecca Gllradfi.rd Mrs Ann Browning Zadock

Benjamin

Uiupjitil

llmce V &. G

Mtrch

insthe

modhsOffice

Sarah t'apt

I'.aikei

Baker

seph

Bouch

Buford JohnButler Andrew PBryart LewisBry an Miss Eliza Jane

CCast l.ucindaCasey Cuharine W

(Ji "Tl, s -- 2t ar .bt it- b't or Mrs

r, I ,.s il.wai,' uii,,l)cli k.wily VnS

iC- . ev:sI'wM lo'.nol.rfc In;. I, 1( bun. nis iixwtll

iCa'lt- - lu-d- --A

' Georget la j buh mt am' ben urs Mary

l.lpl- u Jnllil L)

:(.ar..pbell (, o ,V

( anibeh hobeitf'aner Li.don(Vleen Henrylickm-oi- i m Il)c jdmk KVluaidDedn an hid nu-i-

I ar tabt JohnDawson BAPDav.s Harrison W

dr J DI've Giles'r nder Nathaniel

Force Pryorar w m

i' oy.l luvisFold WilliamHournoy Mathis

Grant MajGaUou Was,' ingtonGrave Joseph

tav. s Januslieoglia.'aa

rav ItichardGregi? Mr' v'ancy (I C

t.au.inerGardener vlaryGrevcs Mrs V

enry Josephan is Mrs

f'ii-- 'onrndialey

M iw iod MitsMarvlay don Mrs Nancy Jl

.irr-so- Jameslames Mrs Margaret.,arp Georg- -art lapt i diver

ur shorn I ho.tuasieiiidi.n iJr J w .

ix t'.icliard M- -

icks liobert

January .lamesJi.nes Mrs AnnJiter Rarnet

eff'erson Thos B 2

Kenney Robert 'imuso JamesKy Kdwa d r -

H nnard Dr Joseph 2KingHainl

i ewis Dr John IIMisi Margaret

ewis Alexa der Z

Lavvton HobeuItcv Marcus

Lea R TLyon I'aacMathis Samuel .

Manei It ItMarre JohnMaxwell JohnMartin i.r .1 sfniaMahan .Marl ha .MissMaddox Mis Ann 2Madison George'Merrd Davidvleek RobertMihcr Hi os DMilton - lijaii 3.Miller Win J I"

Mil er JoUn P..,itilUarda.d Baxter

ioore YearieyMoon Mrs Ann

JVeil Dr lejc- -'

Norrisn John

Oliver Fred GOwens Win Q 2Oldham SamuelPayne ( oi II C 2Payne Is srPatterson baud MPetty Cutiioert1'iv.liiiigs LeonardPrattler SaraliPetty JosephParker lluidy MI'fige WmParnsh Dabhev WPalmer. Js W S "

Patterson H II

Radinesque Dr OS.Reed M'U(av.el..V .

Relsbrook l3aniel '

Rees HannahRtily PhilUawliugs A Jlfte-e- W mRoman Ur Wilson RRoman Wm WRutherford I hos B 2jhamburgh J as W 2balva.ee J ahn J 2banders WalkerSlaughter tieoblaugliltr Dr llarvybhannon Johnbtocle SolomonfJIieHers W W -

8tevnsqn ThosSwift .Elislia MShrock Johnbhoot Will lainShoot JohnSou thy JohnSodusky Wm V 3SCMt Dr Spencer 3

Tan! Benj MTaylor ElizabethTaylor JamesTomlinson Mrs ETodd WinThou nshell Catharine

Usher Williamictor Win G

Whaley Renj 2Wharton Wm GWatts George

aline HenryWardlow JohnWaring John U 2

alknrJnluihalev Washinston

llis .Thos Meatheis Jamesells Isaaceigart Eiias

Young'MrsYoung Wur C

('.JlweU Mi.!, S ir.diMa (..ildweli Dr bhaijv 2

t i.vi i.t.1 8.,n.uclt rati J nte-,

ii I t" is('( h niai. J.jlm JrCii,ipaj,e I liosCiiisi pier Joseph CCove 'i iteCole'J: JO v

Crumb .ill;, h Vzra.Ctiiisy liiuiii-it.vi- l

Cook Edwin G 2t ook id iss .Viartha SCu I host iiiit-mlo- lohnCuntjuesiMr

DDunbar Peter '

!d i.an JamesUoe JohnD.ui'lass AmasaDodd l'homas

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Fransis JesseWm

- Fergus n VVn. BFisher H m

Dr Charles CG

Gi- - y John 4G'a- - ham JohnO wn It, beccaGii gory PhleHhon(; orge WilliamGnun Dr S M

V tLl ock Lindsayt.ird. Klitinyn Susan .

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Hoyt " ilhamIlnnikr HenryHob V illiamIfuoper Wan f

' Howard John G

llolley rhomasIlolmts Mrs FrancisI'.usinan MvthiasHiiitcr James G

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JOSEPH riCKLIN, P. 1.'

April 1, 1826 Il-- 3t

Jfe.Hltf it I J .

J. M.PIKE'S"'OFFICUL PRIZE LIST

OP THE 4TII & 5TII DAYS' DRAWINGOf THE

llvuwl JNapuic V'a ImUvivy,Win I, took place in the GRAND HALL, on

the6ih.icd IJUi ins'L, (V5Inmber3 wilh'no amountagdinstthem are Prices of '1 ErDollars each.

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