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15 Mr. Ifaac Hutton, Albany, 14 Mr. Luther Halfey, Schena&ady, 200 Mr. David Hogan, Philadelphia, 7 Rev. Henry Halcombe, Savannah, 4 Rev. Dr. Hopkins, Newport, 36 Rev. Haloway Hunt, Suffex, 10 Rev. Mr. Hoyt, Connecticut Farms, 21 4 Rev. M. Hoge, Shepardstown, Virg. 50 15 Rev. Jofeph Hazzard, Southold, 16 Mr. Matthew Harrifon, Lanfingburgh, 14 Rev. Nathaniel Harris, Salem, N. J. 3 Rev. Afa Hillyer, Bottlehill,

MR. Robert Aitkin, Philadelphia,
Rev. Samuel Auftin, Worcester,
Mr. Caleb Bingham, Boston,
Rev. Afa Burton, Thetford,
Mr. Benjamin Birdfall, Singfing,
Mr. Thomas Benedict, Norwalk,
Rev. Stephen B. Balch, Georgetown,
Rev. Mr. D. Bogart, Southampton,
Rev. Lyman Beecher, E. Hampton,
Rev.G. Blackburn, Maryville, Tenelce,
Mr. William Battle, Torringford,
Mr. Garret Cozine, Orangetown,
Mr. Jacob Conckling, Rockland,
Rev. Aaron Condict, Hanover,
Rev. Mr. Carle, Rockaway,
Rey. John Croes, Sweedsborough,
Rev. Mr. Clark, Franklin, N. York,
Rev. Mr. Clarkson, Weft New-Jersey,
Mr. John Chandler, Elizabeth. town,
Rev. Mr. Clark, New-Brunswick,
Rev. Jonas Coe, Troy,

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4 Rev. Dr. Keith, Charleston, S. C.
Rev. Peter Low, Flatbush,

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Rev. Nah Legrand, Virginia,

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Deacon W. Lawrence, Newburgh,
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13 Mr. Jofeph Montague, Coeymans,
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9 Mr. Angier March, Newbury-port,
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7 Rev. Daniel Merrill, Sedgewick,
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Rev. John Cornell, Allentown,
Rev. Jedidiah Chapman, Orange,
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