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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21

RICHMOND MARKETs-M.r
The price of TOBACCO remains without any change
week.
quote 30 cents-0Ars 35-conn,r FLors 81
10 ! o.
James River ( Kanawha scrip going about 81
Virginia Bank Stock, las. sales, so
Farmers Bank, q
L. - Bank, New York,
Specie, per cent premium, paid Ly brokers.
nISSOLGTIUS.-Ihe .oparnehip heretofore exi,ting
~ buchanan, The county Of Boietourt under
John :. Wilson Co., Tins day dissolved by
having VIII them iqudl,ion
indebted III please make payment John 6 wilson
Is authorised 10 close the business.
BERNARD PEYToN,
JOHN :. WILSON.
Buchanan, May 10, ls4l. 4-t
Gentleman residing in enco County DESTROYS purchase
n for his Farm abourers consisting
boys-one hall OF For such Well recommended
characters, health and qualification, and il hoped
Others viii applv price cash viii be paid. Those
from the lower country preferred Also good Carpenter
is wanted. Apply 10 GEoSGE r. CRcMP.
MAY q f-tG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21

We understand that MIR. Tyler is very much worn
down by the of Sateand unless he takes better
of his bealth he may share the fate Of his lusri-
Gus predecessor He complains that his steps are
haunted By renorseless and yoracous office hun ters
They give him little time for recreation, and his pillow
is disturbed by the rccollections of their mportunae
applications. This is bad enonsh-though BY proper
degree Of discretion and frmness, lie might abae the
nuisance. But he has other upon his mind the
course he has to pursue foreign relations, and
the communications he has to submit 10 the Extra
Congress.
But there is peculiar source of embarrassment,
which sufficient to annoy the strongest mind. He IS
the only acting President, who has not personal
and devoted friend in his Cabinet. All the others
have either formed their Cabinet, or adopted such
portions Of their predecessors they pleased But
Mr. Tyler inherited Cabinet which was formed by
Gen. Harrson-and he felt unwilling did not think
il prudent 10 change any Of them. What adds to the
confusion is that al of them opposed upon general
grounds to his own ancient primo ples-and the most
opposed the with whom he have the least af-
fny of feeling Of opinion, the Secretary of State,
CT whom Mr. Jefferson said he should be near 10
the President as his wife. We not surprised,
therefore, a, ihe multiplicity of cares which have SO
suddenly fallen upon him-and doubt sincerely whe-
Their all the distinctions Of Office compensate for its
any
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21

The case of Mcleod is under discussion before
the Supreme Court Of New York. We give the first
days proceedings. We hope, if the man be acquitted,
prove an abb, as he pleads-and not, that it may be
decided upon the claim Of the British Government,
tina. the act done in her service This last ground
Of acquittal is calculated shake the jurisdiction Of
tho State Of New York-to involve the two countries
in more harrassng issue-and than all, TO sub
ject US to the imputaon of being operated upon by
the tone which England has assumed, and the
which her press has dared 10 throw out. Sooner than
lose caste in respect by the result Of the trial
than subject character the slightest
picon Of being bullied by John Bull, we would meet
any consequences whatsoever We trust, that the Ad
minstra,ion has taken part in the proceeding,
which involves an iota Of our character. They ough,
to have left the issue TO the State of New York-and
the legitimate jurisdiction OF her tribunals.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21
RolNIA wELLsErRc LOTTERY. ca.s E. 70 Be dl,nu

a Alexandria, d. e., Saturday, Stu Jane, 1871.
schane-s3oo0o, 10000 5o9 3o1 25O0 and 100 prize, of
l,OOo &C., &C. Tickets 5l0-halves S5-quart ers 81 81
Certificate Of package Of . Whole Tickets s3o-saes "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21

VIRGINIA LEFSRrRG LOTTERY rr,ra rla.. No n t.,
lSl determined by drawing Of the Uninn Lottery,
Class No ls4 be drawn Alexandria G., on Saturday
, 1841-04-17

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under.
l ' sighedhas obtained from the County Court
of Pike county Missouri, letters Of admin.
~istration on the estate Of James Bradford. late
OF said county deceased, hearing date the
LIST day of February l84I. All persons, there
fore. having claims against said estate, are
requested TO exhibit them for allow ance.
within one year after the date of said letters,
or they may be precluded from any benefit
of said estate, and if not exhibited within
three years from said date they will be forev'
er barred.
| Said James Bradford deceased. was about
six feet and two inches high, of 4 sandy com,
plcxion. spare person; is supposed to have
been fifty years old Tor upwards.j was born
and bred in York District, South Carolina
had resided in this comfy about fifteen years
and died on Salt River, about the first o.
November last at the house of James Love
and his estate has been appraised at the
sum Of one hundred and twenty five dollars
and twenty five ccntS.
{ JAMES L.. BRADLEY, Admr.
! Pike County Missouri.
March 90 l841.-6t.
, 1841-04-17

The New Era estimates the Tobacco crop
Of this State, made last year at 1000 hhds
We are desposed to believe that this, is be
low the mark. The best informed gentle
men in this section calculate that more thar
one fourth of this amount will be shipped
this season from our River towns, Louisiana
and GAINESVILLE. The Counties both nOrtf
and south of us. have raised considerable
crops, and in many of the counties on the
Missouri, it is almost the only staple. Glas
Cow, in Howard, will alone ship 1000 hogs
heads, we have been informed.
, 1841-04-17

COMPARATIVE LOSS OF GoLD AND PAPER AS A
CrRouLArIoN.-Mr. Page, a distinguished
Enligh writer, has, from the reports of the
English and American minis, ascertained
that there is loss on gold coin, by wear and
tear, OF 46l per cent. in a century, which is
less than l-9oth per cent. per annum; and
so that Of every fl0o gained in any particu.
lar year there would remain f95 Is. IOd. in
real value at the end of a 100 years. A
comparison is next made of the expense of a
paper currency, which, at q per cent. as
stated by Mr.. Norman, is found to be fifty.
, 1841-04-17

- -:.- g. ! ."-.. ~" 'h"r f". 0InrT ! med
IN has obtained fIom the Clerk of the County
Court Of st. Charles county, letter. Of Administration
upon tho Estate OF Alexis Mudd decea,ed, bearing
sdute the "a day of February, ls4l- All persons hsv'
ling claims against said estate, are requested TO exhio-
IL them 10 one year from the date of said letters TOT
allowance, or they may be p~reciuded from any tene6t
lof said estate; and il such claims are not presented
within three years from the date Of said Letters, they
will be forever barred.
JOHN D. CLARE. Adu'F
March 72,--3t.
, 1841-04-17
PROSPECTUS OF THE POLITICAL.
REFOR MER.

believing. rs we do most sincerely, that
- the various "na!iiurs and combinations
of bankers, spectators and stock InbberS.
which exist in our country. are of dead
ly hostility tn our free mslirutinnS-that
the frinhtful cncraachmenis of incorporated
wealth are undermining the pillars at our
national mlurv-that there exists. among "A
certain class. 4 determination 10 doom tout
ter extinction that Liberty winch was pur-
'chascd by our fathers llood-wr are intu-
iced to appeal tn our f~llnw-ciiizcns "f tits
Iyct fee Republic. rn Lid u in the ci,cula
|tion OF Il paper which shall unremlttingiy OPP
pose these unhulv designs.
That there exists ut this crisis of on: M
@Irional affairs an absolute necessity for n work
|of This kinda paper which shall cody.
Faithfully. iearleS>lv. and perScverInglv OPP
pose and Expose the dangerous schemes al
the federal bank parry-wIll not he doubted
INV anv who are blessed with reason. Such
shall he the end and aim of the present pub
!Iicaiion. Ii Will advocate 4 thorough, radi.
Zeal, and complete reform in on, present pa.
per promise-tn IT, pay money system. which en-,
fables Il privileged few To print dollars, while
1.-THE Woodworking many are compelled toearn
Them; enabling rich drnneS Ia exchange
strips of brown paper with a picture engrav-
fed upon il, for houses. lands, labor. &c. Be.
Ieving that paper money corporations are
the most dangerous form of tyranny upon
1.-The face of the earth, we shall devote ouT
EeuergIes to open the eyes of the public To 4
Sense of their baneiul influence. The Tariff
Etoo--another invention OF the idle 10 live in
luxury At the expense of lndustry-will he
undeviatingiy opposed. Internal Improve.
ments by the GenraI Government. Nation,
lal Bank IN any possible form, will be- handled
without gloves. The f~anatical crew OF
Abolition demagogues who would deSolate
our sunny fields and crimson our hear,hside>
! with human gore, will be dealt with accord
ling 10 stric. Justice. Inde"d, no possible ex,
6ertion shall be spared To make the Reformer
in all respects, richly deserving the generous
Support OF every friend of political liberty.
The interest and active exertIons Of the
friends of freedom in promoting the %circuIa.
{tion of this paper in their respective neigh.
Iborhoods, is very respectfully and earnestly
solicited. We look TO them with undoub,inc
confidence for their jealous support. and
dare to hope that it will not be wiihheld,
q Conditions:-The Political Reformer will
be published semi monthly, upon fine white
Paper, each number containg sixteen octave
pages, making 4l6 pagest to the volume, a
the unprecedented low price Of fifty cent:
per annum! Those who forward five dollar,
/ shall receive eleven copies-ten collars
t%wenty-three copies-and for twenty dol
lars fifty copies will be sentf for one wear; re
Educing the price to forty cents. only, for al
octave volume of four hundred and ~siyteer
pages!! No paper will he sent ui,hru
I the money is forwarded in advance. o drr
addressed to Theophilrs Fisk, Portsmouth
Va. will meet with prompt attention.
, 1841-04-17
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has taken out letters Of Administration on tn,
estate of TiIman Weaver, deceased, from the County
Court, Of Rails Co. bearing date Dec. l4th, 1910: al
persons, therefore, who have any claims against th'
estate Of said deceased, are required to exhibit th'
same daily authenticated for allowance, within on
year from the date ofssid letters, or they may b,
from having any benefit ofsaid estate, ant
liz such claims are not presented within three year
they will be forever barred.
ELIZABETH WEAVER, Administr'x
Jan. Q, l94l-3t.
, 1841-04-17
ST. LOUIS MARKET,

April y, l84l.
Bacon Hams, 7a8; Shoulders, 4; Sides
Isl; hog round, 4i-dull.
Bedns-Market well supplied, and prices
.have declined. We quote at 75c-dull SAFE.
Butter-ln kegs 7as-sood supply and
dull.
/ Braudy-American 5oa75; plenty; Cog
sniac 81 5Od So; Champagne Sass.
! Bees u~ar--22a24 scarce.
/ Candles-We quote sperm 4aa5o; mould
IA; dipped l9-scarce.
Cotton Yarn-24 to as sales.-Goed
supply
Cofee-Hav. green, I2ials; Rio Isal4;
sJava 16ial8; ST. Domingo 12a13c-In de-
smand.
! Segars-Melee 5ia6; per m. Hav. NJ.
sl5a2o; per Principe aoa95. Good stock
Con hand.
/ ca, dnge = Hemp bed cords 50 so: Grass
sS3 90; Manila plough lines 81 e5; Manila
srope 15a16 Hemp plough lines 81 IS.
/ Domestics-We quote for I a. SG9ici
I'D at Iosol2s.; plentiful supply.
I Flour, City mills 4 a 4 e5; country do
.5Oa3 75-large supply.
1 Fish-No. l. Si9;a2o No.2. 17;No.3,SIs
s~scarce-Cod fish. So 90 Herring, IL to IS
3 Fruit-Raisins NJ r 5 25;a3 so scarce
sSS Almonds I6ai8; h. 5. do 1Oai2t
Fur d. PeIries-Raccoon prime, 4oa
s62s: Mink, l2sa25; Otter gas co; Fox,Grey
:5; Wild ca, a5c; Muskrat prime Ga; Deer,
Shaved No. /, e5; do red do "a; do short blue
I "a: do fall creys Is; do winter greys 8dl2s
4 GiR-We quote American GA a 75c.-
sgood supply Holland 81 50ai IS.
4 Graia-Corn in sacks 25a30c; Wheat
so: oats 22G25.
/ Hiics. dry Siae; IN demand.
Hemp. C and scarce. .,
H-oa-Bar &c, band 6; hoop loQ; round
land square 6 a 10; sheet l0al2, castings 4.
LgrH-G.a7; in demand and very scarce.
4 Lad-S4no sales.
4 Nolasses-The supply is large. on leree
1--WE quote il at 80 by the quantity; 33a-
in stores.
NaiIs-The supply limi,ed-we quote,
ias>nried sizes 707i; and No 3. 8 cents.
j OH-Sperm Winter Strained 35dl so;
sSummer strained l goal so; Tanners S2od
a2lppr barrel; Linseed 62ia IS.
4 Pork-Fresh no slIeS. in bbl. mess SiOd;
5prime Ga "a. no sales of any consequence.
] Rice--5Ir6ac for new rice. and scarce.
Rum-N. o. 62sa75c: Jam. 81 50al IS.
Sqn-On the landing from boats. CASE,
H. B 50 25 in store; G. Asa 5oaS2 IS; L.
lib So 75-demand fair.
Sugar--Sugar is now held at7a7i; by
fquantiiy; from stores, sa8i prime; loaf sugar
Sl6aI3!.
Soap-Eastern No. I, 7a8; Cincinnati
&c to I; good supply. ,
Observation-Disclosures Missouri and
iKentucky. lOla5; Virginia a5a50-good
Supply. In hhds none in market. .
Teas-Young Hyson s5afii q. Z. and
,'mperial 81.
Tar Per Dbl sac; key 1al e5-good supply.
Wkiskey-Sales made OF raw whiskey on
slevee,-Raw I5c and abundant-recthed
i17c-
Wines-Prices vary but little from last
weeks quo,ations-we quote Sweet Malaga
IS; Tenerifc. S1di so; Madeira, common
75c. best quality 81 75a2 so; Sherry S2dS3
Champagne Balls.
, 1841-04-17

,inrec times greater than the loss hv a gold
%cusrency. If the expense of a paper cur
;rency be "a per cent. per annum, this on a
sum OF f2o.oo0.00O, will amount in a 100
years to $4,000 900, while the loss by wear
OF a gold currency of f9O,Ooo.OOo. during
the same period. is only fs22.Ooo. The
difference is therefore f47,o7s,ooo.-fLsd-
|ger.]
, 1841-04-17

@The Trial of Wapautuck. the son oil
a Kickapoo chief, for the murder Of a white
man by the name of Potter, has been progress
sing in the Circuit Court Of the United
States. at st. Louis before judges Catror
and Wells. The h"nicide was cmmitted in
the Kickapno Village in the Indian Country
westof the MisSmri-a part nfthe territory
annexed TO this Circuit.
, 1841-04-17

During Gen. Washing'nn's adminisira-
ton there was M extra Session.
President john Adams, by his proclama.
ton called Congress together IN extra seS-
sion on the 18th Of May. 1897. the Cause
assigned WAS. the state of the relations be-
tween the United States and France. the r.
fusal of The latter Ia recogniZr and receive
the American Minister. and ire danger of
belligerent collisions between the two coun-
tries.
Mr.. Jefferson, by his Proclamation called
Congress to meet on the 18th of October.
1908. The cause assigned was. the cession
10 the United States bv France Of the Port
of New Orleans and Territory of Louisiana.
rendering the mmmediate action of Con-
gress necess Try. to ratIfy and carry the
Treaty into effect.
Mr.. Jefferson, BY his Proclamation called
Congress 10 meet on the 9Th of October.
1907. The cause ASSIGNED was the outrage
committed by a British armed vessel on the
U. S. Frigatr Chesapeake. which had been
attacked within our rierS. Il part Of her
men killed. "A plrt taken. the vessel disabled
from proceeding on her v"vrge. and the i'm,
inent danger of war with Great Britain.
Mr.. Madison, by his P~rnclInarion con
vened Congress on the 4ih of November.
1911. The cause assigned was the contin.
ued outrages committed by British arned
vessels upon our seamen and our
the refusal of Great Britain 10 repeal her or
ders in Council, and the impending danger
Of immedirte and open hostIIiries 1t W..
at this session that war WAS declared by
Congress.
Mr.. Madison. by his proclamation. con
vened CrongresS to meet on the 18th of Sep
TENDER, 1914. The cause assigned was, t.
enable Congress to make .'more effective
provision for prosecuting the war" will
Great Britain which was then pending, ant
to provide for tee public exigencies CROWN!
out Of the War.
During Mr.. Monroe's administration Their,
was no extra session of Congress: durin!
10. Adams there was none; during Gen
Jackson's there was none. Mr.. Van Burel
convened Congress TO meet on the first Mon
day of September, 1887. The causes as
signed are fresh in the recollection of tn,
country.
, 1841-04-17
MAD DOGS! MAD DOGS!

/ We are sorry to learn that several Mad
sDogs have been running at large IN howard
land Boone counties. We have heard OF
numerous persons and cattle being bitten by
item. IN ~ IS seq" - rr; thousands ut
dollars worth o. >..r tx Iy.s- a,:eauy died,
,and great alarm prevails amopgs, tho citl
szens, -TNo. Sentinel.
, 1841-04-17

6rBy the provision of the Constitution
the Vice President, Mr.. Tyler. will act a:
President. during the term for which Genera
Harrison. was elected. The Senate vii
cleo, a President of that body. from thei
W number, TO preside over its delibera
lions, Mr.. Southland Of N. ]. is now Presi
dent of the Senate protein.
, 1841-04-17
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

YVHE undersigned, lately trading in LOUISA Ma:
l. unde' the name Of MAsE AND Killing. disso lSeo
partn ership on the 81 Of March last. All e rsons
ne claims against the firm Will call on WIN.
King, at the old stand for settlement, and those IN
.debted to the firm will please pay their notes and ao-
counts, without delay. GEO. MASE.
WIN. Killing.
April Sd, ls4I.--2w.
, 1841-04-17

The Laboring man will find a good ~illustra'
lion. of the advantages which the Banking
system gives 10 the man "who lives by his
WITS in the, Biography Of Mr.. New Craft
We shall give the conclusion of his life nex'
week.
, 1841-04-17
LIST GE LETTERS.

Id EMAINING in the Post Office ut An
~ burn Mo. which if not taken out within
three months, will be sent to the Genera
Post Office as Dead Letters.
LANES Branson John X Parker 9
Henry C. Clare Henry Pllard
|Littletou DRYDEN William X Roberts
Hiram Duncan William Rosson
Joseph NJ. Garner John r Russell
William B Holemam Luallen Stone
Thomas F. King John F Turner
REV. F McEllroy George S Turner
|Benoni McAtee John Wilson
Augustus McAtee VIM. w. Wells,
Mum Squire Northcut
ANDREW COCHRAN, P. NJ.
April sd, 184l.-3t
, 1841-04-17
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of Benz. Bur
IA bridge deceased, are earnestly requested ia
come forward and pay their debts, for no further
indulgence will be given.
JAMES Chiffon, admir-.
April Sd, 1s4l'--4t.
, 1841-04-17

~The Election of City officers. in St
Louis, last week resulted IN favor of The
Wings. They elected their Recorder, May
or, Register, and Marshal, and six ont of ter
Aldermen.
, 1841-04-17
NOTICE THIS.

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber by note
"A or account, are earnestly requested to come
aud make payment without delay, az
must have money. II this is not attended TO. those
owing me will End their notes and accounts In The
Of the Constable.
ISRAEL BARR.
April 10th, 1s4l.-4t.
, 1841-04-17

@We understand that the Postmaster al
Boonville in this State, has been removed
and his place filled by a Wing. Mr.. Shield,
the late P. NJ. was no bra,rlcr, and is Il most
estimable man.
, 1841-04-17

G-General Hamilton has negotiated
loan for Texas with the banking house @
Laftte & CO., of Paris.
, 1841-04-17

The NEGROES Of the L'Amis;ad, are FIRE,
by a recent decision of the L. S. Supiem
court.-Judge B .ldwin dissenting.
, 1841-04-17

G-We are authorized to announce. FRAN
|ClS PARKER ESQ.,, as candidate for the off.
Ices of Circuit and County Court Clerk, Of
Lincoln County, at the lei August Elec.
|tion.
, 1841-04-17

@Minerai Point Money is m the ad'
vance in St. Louis. and Miners Bank getting
worse--the former being worth from rs 10 s.
cents in the dollar.
, 1841-04-17
PUBLIC MEETING.

THE Wings of Pike County. are gener
|ally invited TO attend a meeting 10 be held a
the Court House in Bowling.Green, on the
sd day of May next; for the purpose Of nom
|%inaiing suitable persons as candidates fol
of the Circuit and County Courts o
Pike County Mo-, at the next Au4 ust Elec
MANY WINGS.
, 1841-04-17

; The following are the rates At which M
ney is purchased by the Brokers inst. Loui
Bank ofCairo, ds.
Miners bank of Dubuque, 8 DIS.
Wisconsin Marine Insurance Co. 5 dis.
Bank Mineral Point, 90 dis.
Bank of Illinois, par.
State Bank Of Illinois, par.
] Ohio country, S to 10 dis.
Cincinnati, par to l prem.
| State Bank Of lndianna, par to ! prem.
Kentucky Banks, par TO l prem.
United State Bank Notes, 10 dis.
Pennsylvania & Nd banks, 1 to 5 prem.
n & New England banks, 8 10 a prem.
N o banks, large bills, par to lprem.
sArkansas Bank, so to so dis.
michigan banks renrallv, 10 to u dis.
, 1841-04-17

Ex-Pars'n Hogan. Of Alton, Illinois hrs
been rewarded with the office of Register
of the Land office at Dixon Ill. vice
Samuel Hackleion, removed.
, 1841-04-17

o. We are authorized to announce SIM.
|EON P. ROBINSON, Esq. as a candidate
for the office of Clerk Of the Circuit Court oil
Pike County. at the election in August next
, 1841-04-17

o. We are authorized to announce JOHN
s. HUSTON as a candidate for the offices of
Circuit and County Court Clerk, of Lincoln
, 1841-04-17
Santa Anna.

iVATILL stand the present sea.on at the Stable o
w ENGLISH and HUBBARD, on Sugar CrceI
lin Pike County, on the Road leading from Louisian,
IT, Palmyra. and IL miles from the former place
lille wills-rye mares ut 81 the season. aud $40 TO in
sure. For further particular. See Hand Bills.
1 WIN. +. WATSON.
| Anil l1-3t.
, 1841-04-17

e. A. H. BUCKNER, is a candidate for
the office of County Court Clerk for Pike
County, at the election n August next.
, 1841-04-17

GIVE are authorized TO announce AU.
|GUSTUS curry, Esq. as a candidate for
the Clerkship Of the County Court Of Pike
at the election in August next.
, 1841-04-17
LIST OF LETTERS,

d EMAINlNG in the Post Office nj Louis.
IL lana onlst April lS4I, which if not taken
|out within three months will be ser. to the
General Post Office as lead letters.
, 1841-04-17

|bWe are requested to say that a meeting
of the farmers and others interested, will be
held at Ashley or the 9Th day Of May next
for the purpose of forming an agricultural
Society.
, 1841-04-17

@We are authorized to announce DIR. c.
III. BAILEY as a candidate for the offices of
and County Court Clerk of Lincoln
county.
, 1841-04-17

o. The Baptists will commence a four
lays meeting in Bowlinc-Green on Friday
the 18th inst. Elders, Hurley. Vardaman.
|Landram have promised, and other Ministers
who may find it convenient are invited to
attend the meeting.
, 1841-04-17
LIST OF LETTERS.


ID EMAI\IG in the Post Office at Bow
March IG4I, which if not taken out within
three months will he sent to the Genera
Post office as Dead Letters.
A X
James Alexander, Henry Kiger,
b Thomas King.
Amos Beck, Margaret J. Keer,
John c. Bayse, l.
Charles Bacon Larkin Lawrence,
Joseph Beavins 9 r. L. Lindsay
C NJ
Joseph Carr. q. MerreIl,
Lewis A. Collins, k. i. Martin,
VIM. c.. Cobb, Tllman Marsh,
ID Andrew Malone,
Dance, james McPike,
ANDREW Develboss. N o & p
John 5. Davidson, Mrs. Sarah Newton
'Melcher Duncan, John Oliver,
f. Alexander Petty
Joseph Evans, RS
F Owen c. Robinson,
ANDREW Foggy, ID. Fl. Sperry,
j ohm Nj. Fullerton; Ambrose Sparrow,
G Peter Smelser
Frederick Goodman, Nancy Stuart,
Benjamin Gray, T
Matthew Owens, Amos Thomas, 2
H Jonathan Todd,
Thomas Lakewood, A. Todd,
Jesse Hinton, w
I&J Karen Whitaker,
Miss Susan E Ingram,Allen Woodson,
Ingram, VIM. H. Wright,
Rnber JAWS, William Wilson.
Nelson Johnsone,
II. G. EDWARDS, P. M.
April Sd, 1s4I.-3t.
, 1841-04-17

III tllitc lIi''lll!lS VIII Ut
Post Office as Dead Let.
Hilton VIM.
Hawkins Edward
Howell Robt.
Jamison Allen
Johnston James
Knowlion VIM.
Knox Nancy Mrs.
Lition Isaac
Lincoln CITY
Miller james
Mudd Henry
Porter Levi
Porter Charles
Pierce Dan'l
Rose Freeland
Richis' n George
Ransdall James
Rolf James
RosSon VIM.
Rutland Israel
Smith Mildred
Salmonds Jno.
Sutton Nathaniel
Stuart Gravenor
Stuart Jno.
Stark James
Smith Benjamin.
Smith Hans
Ship Jno.
Swinnev Francis
Stone Timothy P.
Thompson Isaac
Thornrorough p.
Thomas James
Tuggle Ebenezar
Trazaskoffske E. B.
Vaughn George
Vaughn VIM.
Weight Edward
Ia Wells Carly 2
Ward B. Mrs.
Wells C. II. Mrs.
Voolfolk Gabriel
Wilson James
Willy Elisha
Wells Hayden
Zimmerman James
N S. HUSTON, P. NJ.