Fragmented list of orphans and names in a historical notice
A long OCR fragment lists numerous orphans and individuals with names such as Josiah Beall, James Davison, Celath Pharr, Levnon Stanford, and Elitha Allén, interspersed with scattered family mentions and civil terms. The text concludes with a brief foreign affairs update about a French Russian armistice and peace negotiations, noting boundaries and prisoner exchanges.
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El*t
Warren Joka
Ja’s Martin
Isaac Merchant
Ler
Myrick Hunneycut
Plenty James Davison
John Williams
Rodgers
Hartwell Williford
Celath Pharr
Levnon Stanford
Perigine Young
Robert Shuthield
Filman “Nibliet
Tarver
Josiah Beall
Mewit Ward
John Hamilton
John Neves
Peter Rockmore
Tho
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Sylvester Inlow
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James Homes
Thomas Baird
Andrew Clathharr
Richard Roberts
James Mtclusky
Geo
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Pho
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Gan
John Evans
James Boggs
Scott
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Hearrison Hicks
Robert Lashimore
John Allgod
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Thewis Morrison
John Caton
David Power
Nachaviel Bernet
Wo Lane Fs
Robert Haltft
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Thomas B. Sort
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Harbert Avery
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Edward Pilcher Jr
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Yicob Linden Jee
Abigail Milands
Page
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Mary Bryant
David Ramph
Yola C. Robinson
Theodorys Bars
Tow Lu Aiea Tlacks
Christopher ‘Touchstone
Richaid Simael Danham
Edward Prather
Edmund Bacon
Yoo Flint
James Murphy
Baizabech Homes
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Mary Lutgert
Win. Subti
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Tial Chatfield
Samuel Wiliams
Allen Nesbice
Daniel Uther
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Freeman Wiker
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Y.cob Leving
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Late From England Renewed by the Arreval
From New York and Philadelphia reports reach London in a late edition. The article laments the dreadful calamity befalling allies and fears the continuation of war with France. It argues Britain must rely on continental allies or renewed power to divert the conflict.
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The
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America
Burrs Trial and Peace Talks Reported Across Atlantic
In Rotterdam a letter mentions preliminaries of peace between Bonaparte and Alexander with a series of interviews, while in Richmond the Burr trial yields a lengthy Chief Justice opinion. The jury convicts Burr in writing but the court overrules the form, and General Dayton faces indictments. Updates from New York, Halifax, and Baltimore note naval movements, captured vessels, and anti British actions amid rising tensions.
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United S
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Burr
Hay
Couriel
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Daroe Burris
Hey
Richard B. Parker
Jonathan Dayton
Williamson
Elizabeth Town
New Jersey
Luciker Martin
Fulton recounts steam boat voyage from New York to Albany
Robert Fulton writes from Philadelphia praising the steam boat's performance and speed 150 miles in about 32 hours up and 36 hours down. He notes a light headwind, asserts steam power proves viable, and envisions cheap river and sea transport and defense via torpedoes, urging government support.
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New-York
Stean
New York
America
Robert Fulton
Newburyport Rumor Claims Treason Suspects Seek Refuge
A reported arrival from Europe mentions the Neatechu treaty. John Smith of Ohio, indicted for treason, is said to have fled to the dominion of the Catholic Majesty in West Florida, with Comfort Tyler reportedly present in Opac Louras.
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