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lawyer. His biography lis ample, Interest,"
ing and authentic.


William Williams, OF Connecticut, ORR
ginally town clerk, but literally educated
then an upright, benevolent merchant;-
sacrificed the greater part of his gains to the
public service.


Samuel Huntington Of Connecticut--a
mere ploughman until his twenty second
year; afterwards an eminent lawyer; presi-
dent of congress; chief justice of his state,
and Governor. His biography is highly Curl
GUS.


VIM. Floyd. of New York--a farmer;
general; enjoyed large share Of state hon
ors.


George Walton, of Georgia-originally
an apprentice to carpenter in Virginia
self educated to the law; colonel; wound
ed in battle; twice Governor of Georgia
chief justice; senator of the United States.


George Clymer, of fPennsylvania--a mer-
chant; fond of literature; terse, scnten-
tious writer; an efficient and honored patri-
OF. His biography full and interesting, but
diifuse.