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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

CONGRESSlONA l..-On "Wednesday. the 9Th
ns MIR. Morcleard. Of Ky spike in opposition 10 the
Escheluer Schcme-and Mr.. Simmons Of r. l.. follow
I'D. and took grounds similar to Mr.. Ryes On the
same day the House OF Representatives arcupicd Two
hours in debating Mr. Adau,s resolution 10 amend the
Journal. The chairman of the Committee o Wa,s and
Means. Mr.. Fillmore introduced bill to issue enough
Treasury notes to meet the cygcncies Of the govern
men, the Treasury being empty.
On Thursday, in the Senate, Mr.. Woodbury. spoke in
opposition to the proposed Board of ENchcquer The
Senate then adjourned until Monday. On the
same day, the House of Representatives occupied the
whole day in discussing Mr.. Fillmorc's bill 10 issue
Treasury notes TO meet the immediate demands of the
Government.
On Friday the House ofRcprscnaiivcs consumed the
whole the day in contests and votes concerning the r,-
ccpon of MORALS having for their object lin abolition
Of slavery. In every instance, upon the yeas and nays
being taken motions To lay upon the table the qu,
ton OF reception. the question determined in the at
fnnaiive, by maorities varying from q 10 Is VOTES.
On Saturday. the House of Representative, r ssed a
resolution referring petition for the repeal of In, Bank
upt Act, with instructions bring a bill for repeal
tho It'll inst The motion was ties, one, and pass
ed, yeas Is, nays "a.
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rOAiAfINIC ATED.

COMM NICATED
.hessrs Editors Our present valuable and efficient
representative Richard II. Tolcr, Esq. having
cc 10 the public. that he will not be Candidate for
elecllon we present To the people Of Campbell, the
name oi WM. }. SHELTON, Esq. suitable Can
ddaa 10 represent them in the nexi House of Delegates
Mr. Shei; is ripe scholar. and by his interchangeable tx
erols has won for himself no little fame as gentle
man Of prui,mn,, research. We do not point To any
thing but Mr. Slcltons O'rn merits. Tor the suffrage
tn. people SEN FRAI CITIZENS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

WILL. Bf. SOLD. a, the Red House. in the Cmn
w ~ :" ChsI..!e, .!.e s.h day Ut February neNt
III TAR day. II mt. the first tr day, thcrcaiieral al
the Personal Estate et the late Thomas W. Harvey.
deceased. namely Household ami Kitchen Furniture;
stock ot Horses. Ca. aud Hogs Farming rools; Corn;
Oats; Hay Nc; arpe supply ut Bacon, Lard, Ne.
ami every other necessary ior the ot the tavern,
Liquors. Wines &c. we'll laid IN and in coed
'liiiun. TrRMs-for all SIMS OF five dollars and
der. cash. Tor five dollars credit will be giy
en- I'll the LIST da, Of August next the purchasers giving
bond with approved securities.
There will also be sold. nj the same place and time,
lot Of very likely q | NC EG ROE :
The purchasers will he required IN give negotiable notes
satisfactorily endorsed
Also. on the sih February newt the premises. that
well known I'll ! r. Il " : 4 Il " ID in
Charlotte county.
Tu 4 K l. ID II OF Sc.
1, Includes all tn, p,sssslons on the north side Of the
Prince Edward and Campbell Court House Road. In
Guiding the Red House Tavern. improved and enlarged.
IN manner 10 promote both the contr and
of the traveller; i,luling also all necessary On, llous
rs, large and beautiful Garden, and good
Brick Store AMI Lumber House; Bhcksmiih's Shop.
Carriage Shop. neat lalor's shop. lee House. &c.
Carriage House. Sc. There in the above trac,
bout 50 Acres, we'll watrrcd and the n,sst of
which is good Wopd Land
The stand tor the Tavern, and also the stand for Acr
canc transactions. regarded b, all Ia h. amongst the
n's' healthy. beautiful and profitable situations IN Ni
gua; aud the Tavern stand amongst the best in the
ncd States. All The buildings are new aud in first
rate repair. neatly aud taslctuy arranged rcrms.-
One fourth o the purchas, money will be required
the 9th day OF December ncxt-thc remainder in equal
annual mstalnents.
CHARLES {. HARVEY Administrator Of
Thomas W. Harvey. deceased
The Richmond country Why and Enquirer viii please
to publish the above I'LL TIN, day OF sale aud forward their
accounts to this Office Ion collection.
Jan. - tSF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

\ pursuance OF deed of trust executed by Clifton
i &. Hill and his wife, the DIST day of July. ISL
to the subscriber. of record in the Clerks offices of
Bedford and Roanoke counties, shall, Wednesday,
the twelfth day OF January next. the residence Of Mrs
Mary Hill, on Goose Creek in the county of Bedford
offer for sale the highest bidder, for cash. the interest
OF said Clifton &. Hill in certain SLAVES and other
pcrs,nal estate, which were devised by the late
James Wills in trust for the comfortable support and
maintenance Of the said Mary Hill for her life, and after
her death be divided among her children and legal rep
rcscntatves. of whom the SAID Clifton G. Hill is one.
And on Saturday the | 9Th day oiJanuary next shall.
the Big Lick, the county of Roanoke, offer for SALE
to the highest bidder for cash, all the interest of the said
Clifton g. Hill and wife. in the real and personal estate
Of the late William Rowland and Charlotte Rowland
Acting as trustee shall convey such title is vested
in me- ALIEN. =. ESKRIDGE.
Dec. 20 tlJJ
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stop the KMNU.;'uu.

ANANA ~ tom the subscriber residing near the
y Ned House, Charlotte county, Va. the 2sth
December, ISL, negro named Is II A n { II .
he Is tol'rabe bright mnlao, - years of age five feet
and bctW'o . and IL inches high. very broad from ON,
polni u his shoulder 10 the other s,cw hat backed
las good connlenanee bow legged IN measure. has
tull ycowis eyes, and II moi noticed, would be- supp
scd 10 be- black, generally readily spoken when spoken TO-
He play the fiddle some, and is very crafty in "
ing. has several scarcs ON his hand and some above his
elbow caused by the bite Of dog some his right side
caused by clustering when Sick has deep finger nails.
hushy hair when colnbcd out. and tunes wears his
locks in the ashion. Had on when he lcft white FIR
hat. black broad clot, coat with black cotton velvet
collar and cuffs. snckled cotton swansdown vest n
pair OF blue casslnett ltantnooIr- bonbazne stock
purple lawn heon with slnve rullc; took with him
blue Kentucky Jeans coat pair Of black Virginia cloth
panalupns, one black worsed vest and one white mar
Sailcs.
A. he has relations in and near Farmvillt and Iyucl
burg he ,ay BIZ lurking about of these places, and
he went OF, without any proyoca,on. it may be that
he will try 10 maxi, his entire escape from OF the
above named places OF. board a boat; he also has rca
tons in Limestone county. h''1hana, and may attempt To
get there; II also be. that he las pass free
paper falsely given. have heard thai he passed him
sell oil free about miles above Iynchburg
ON his way westward.
n B.-'Iha all persons are hereby iurwarned not to
harbour the above described negro; iyou do, the law
will be put in full force against you.
reward OF ten dollars will bc given for the apprchcn
sion OF said negro if taken in any Of the adjoining
tes-and twenty dollars will be given if taken without
these counties, confined in any Jail that can pet
him agan-and thirty five dollars will be given if taken
out of the State Any information respecting the said
negro will be thankfully received.
ARCHIBALD MOON
Jan l3 VT.
Gj-1he kanawha Patriot. Abingdon Vlrginan,
Wheeling Gazette andthe Huntsville Advocate will pub
lls the above twice. and send accounts To this office for
collection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

e; The Enquirer IS i.iic wrl,hy at hearing that Mr..
Everett, has lei, London io Paris, for few days. and
.wonders'' by whose l'aye he took the trip |, may
safely be coeciurcd that Mr. Everett hno,rs his duties
as well the Edi'oro the Enquirer, and thai therefore
he has the leave ol his government The Enquirer WAS
no, iastious when Mr. Stevenson left London long
visits to the Duke If Dcyonsrc OF my Lord Grosyenor
But as il never coulddscern any thiugn Mr. Stevenson S
carser. pcrs,aa q c;a which did rot M tit puff
~ will never in Mr. Everett any thing not worthy
Of condemnation. Ii Mr. Everett should copy verbatim
ono Of Mr. Stevenson dispatches which the Enquirer
ms loaded with panesyric, could il be Obvious Of the
,hagansm it would it both hcreical in doctrine
and puerlle in argument,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13
Mr.. Benjamin w. Foster.

Mr.. BcMtnmiM W. FO&tcrs
fnVAkE NOTICE. that shall IN Monday. the 1ih
j day o March. 1912. between the hours oi O'Clock
\. NJ aud O'Clock 4. NJ OF that day. ut the tavern o
of William Smith. IN the county OF Charlotte. proceed
10 lake the dtr~ltions ii John d. Richardson aud others
Ia be read evidence in Chancery cause. pending
IN the Circuit Superior Court ot Law aud Ghancery Tor
Charlotte county. IN which am palniiii, and yourself
and others defendants. Yours &c
WYATT CALDWELL.
Jan. Ii wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

e5- The Madsonian charges that the Wings and LEGO
Focus have entered into "a acouS combination against
President Tyler The allegation is re'sterlls to be
rred,ledby any body. Mr. John Tyler and his rcu
silly Editor 1t is that both parties with singular
unanimy condemn his Fiscniity; bu, that fact onl,
shows the Objectionable character Of the measure itself
That must he odous measure. in favor Of which
Presidential patronage enlist than a,luzn or
two OF champions in both Houses of Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

To Tic Frcehoiders Of Can.pbeH County
In consequence Of the resignation d II. H. Tolcr.
Esq, as representative of the county of Campbell. we
would call your attention To MIR. EDWIN MAI
IllfNs as IA suitable person to supply his place.
MANY VOTERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13
y 30 IL 1; w a IL ID.

IL ANYWAY from McsSrs. Jesse Younger * Co., in
IL the County of Halifax, Va. time last sum
mor. negro man. named ELLlCK. belonging to the
Estate Of Polly Fucker deed Elck is about % years
old, OF brown complexion. about feet 10 inches high
has Of his eyes, aud another Of his
legs.
Since he left McssrS. Younger s Co. he has been twice
confined in Pittsylvania Jail. and escaped each time
by breaking Jail. The night after his second escape he
broke open Tailor shop, and furnished himself with
clothing.
IIelsa very good Dlclcr and from information which
have received is probably in North Carolina prosecu
ting his trade, as free man.
will give the above reward fer his apprehension aud
detention in jail, or will pay the reward and all
able CHARGES fer his delivery 10 M in the County Of
Halifax, - miles north Of the Courthouse
JOHN A. MCRAW. alm'r of
Polly Tucker. deed.
3. The Danylo Reporter will publish four weeks
and send account to this Office for collection.
Jan. Is wtw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

COMM atm.
What are the qualifications thai enter INTO the charar
Ter oi Wise and efficient legislator statesman II You
please i! In this age ut the world. has il rp,, Ia this
that ,cisdo consist alone III the capacity OF making long
wlned uratluns Or does arc and crperiencc present
an nsurmnuntablc barrier To obtaining seat IN the
the halls oi eur capitol One would suppose from the
scenes that are daily enacted by the Cceoos Of the Nir
gina Legislature, that We had seen the folly ei patron
lzing this particular class Of men: And that they had
touched the highest point of their meridian But no. the
volume nj empty defamation must be swre still arncr
And I.,nehhuf" Is called upon to add her quota Now.
moi sufficiently taxed, III paying 10 the tune OF
SlOo.O0nnO per annum for this species of legislation
and taking of the interests ol the dear people and
their little ones let 90 ahead. Blu, If desire n
reformation Of this crying abuse let us as intelligent citi
z,ns make II selection that will compon with our
views. We want an individual with coinprohcnsiv,
mind with practical character and sufficient acuieness
tosee the Workings of the under current aud ability
noua 10 expose the little arts Of llile Without
intending the slightest dsrcs"c To either Of the persons
who have been put FORTH we want working men, VIII,
POSSESS unqneslionabc stability olchaaecr.
SEVERAL VOTERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

SMALL POX.-'The of Small Fox that was re
ported in Lexington, Va. resulted in the death Of that
individual several days ago. and assured by a
friend Just from Lexington, that all Signs of the disease
has disappeared from that town, and appreheusons
need therefore be INDUCED in by any wishing to Wis
it the place
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13
MIR. Parker Ramsey:

Nlr. Parker Ramsey:
HNAkE NOTICE, that shall on Monday. the 1lh
l day ot March, lol2, in the Court House of Char
lolte county aud between the hours ri rise aud san
sci III that day, take the Dispositions OF Clifton g. Ham
and others. TO he read evidence i'll Chanccry
cause, pending in the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chanccry for Charlotte County. in winch |
am plaintiff, and yourself and others defendants
and II from any cauS'. The said DISPOSITIONS should BE-
commenced orc,mpIo'd on the day designated, The ia
king thereof will be postponed or continued rom day to
day, al the place and between the hours Of
each day successfully until the shall b. completed
Yours, &c JESSE llAAIl.Err.
Jan. - wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13
MIR. Benjamin W. Foster:

TINAkE NOTICE that we shall, ON Monday. the
4 9TH day Of March, 1912. between the hours Of sun
rise & SIT Of ,atday, At the counting OF >less
Booker Scott. IN the county Of Charlotte. take the
Dispositions OF Francis d. Alwell, 10 be read cyllrnc,
in Chanccry cause, pending in the Circuit Super
Court OF Law and Chanecry Tor the County OF Char
lotc, IN which we plaintiffs and yourself and others
are dcirndanisand II from any cause. the said Dcpos
sitions should not hn taken OF commenced ON the day
designated, the taking thereof will be postponed
tnucd from day 10 day al the same place and between
the hours Of each day until the same shall be- com
pctcd. Yours. sc.
GREEN, ROBERTS s BOOKER
Jan. l3 wtw
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Px.x ~ Os. EI.l " q 81.

VuNIlE subscriber is now prepare to farnh'i any fam
Il lily desiring the above instrument, upon the most
liberal terms, and from the most approved Manufactures.
in the United States. The justly deserved reputation
obtained by the different makers has been much aud
ed through the public press, that any remarks Of his
would be unnecessary upon the present occasion. lie be-
ing known manufacturer OF the instrument.
commend the Pianos made by the different establish
lnens, interior To in the world. All that he
quires is trial and if the purchaser pleased with
the instrument, il can be returned
w. P. GREENE. Agent.
o. All Pianos sold by me will be packed and sent 10
any dlsame in the country, free of expense They will
also be kept in order year, without any charge u the
purchaser, by myself pass through the country twcs
year regularly
sept. Is Is ii
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Mr. AIscy IL. Isiuh:

Mr. AIscy u. nigh:
F1VAkE NOTICE that shall ON Thursday the lOh
Il day oi March, between the hours oi sun rsc and
sun sci oi that day, at the counting of Mcssrs
Boohcr \ Scott in the county Of Charlotte. take the
Dcrsons OF sundry Witnesses, to be- read evidence
in Chance,y ct'sc pending in the County Court
of Charlotte, in which I as gusrdan Of Mary Jane
beasey. am Plaintiff, aud yourself and ottsts at dtft
dan,sand II lnm any cause, the said Depitons should
moi be commenced ~ completed the day designated
the taking thereof lllbc postponed continued from
day To da,, Al the place and between the same
hours nj each day successfully until the same shall b.
completed Yours, Sc,
JORDAN w. BEASIFN
Jan H. vlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

03. Our readers will find the Memorial of the Com
mtse appointed by the Education Convention 10 the
Legislature of Virginia. fourth Page.
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z'OSfpOIsSsscnf.

The above sale OF Slaves at the residence Of Mis-.
Mary Ill., is postponed I'LL the DIST instant, and the sale
atithc Big Lick, till the 9th instant
A. p. ESkRIDGE.
Jan Is t2fJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

VnNilF undersigned have associated Themselves in bi-
. siness. in this place, under the finn ri DllREl.I
SrAlNBACk x co. They will conline themselves to
sales ol produce. on commission.
j. w DIBREII.
THOMAS MlEl RE,
+. {. SfAiNBACK.
Richmond Jan ~ 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

WILL sell nj auction. Er'duy, the 18th irrsr.; h
! front "f the Market II m.a'. = likely Nctr, Mn.
Terms nj sale. CHAS. pllEl rs, Auct.
Jan IL IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

% Our collector. Mr. Thomas billiard, will wait up
on persons indebted to this Office, in this and the adin
ing counties, and we hope will find them prepared gene
rally to liIndae their respective balances
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13
OI'ICE.

NOT1CE.
nANlEL w. LOVE has removed his shop from
- the Main to his dwelling house. the hill,
Capt J. +. Johnson's Hotel, where he would BIZ
glad IN attend 10 any business entrusted 10 hil 1hose
wishing him M do their work can leave i, al Mr. Rem
nick : Store on Main street.
lie Intends visiting the counties of Amherst. Camp
bell. Pittsylvanla. Bedford and part OF Boteiourt, Tor
the purpose OF repairing Clocks
Dec. l3 tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

e5- We authorized tc announce RICHARD
PERKINS Esq. as Candidate to represent the people
Of Campbell County in the next Legislature OF Nir-
GINA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

~ TONS Bar lron well assorted, receiving and for
~ sale low,hy GEO. BAGBN. < Go,
Jan I3 ct if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13
&UI"GON'S
Lottery anal Erchulsge OUcr.

Hnfsonn nhL 1,nrh x,,,0o AnH~n
Wv . = ' ~. ."" ' O,,.' I'm
~ wv we begun New Year, and consequently VIII
~ say n"'h'nn "' inc mmmerobe l,flz's when nave
,"' ''s''o"'," '',' mus o'''' since 'ae Isl 'y o, ms
lucy nave '''s serve" 10 pun 1W ~ m,mS ~
TEST FOOT FOREMOST and slcr for the New
Year. the following Schcm,s-l,ead them, and observe
the POINTS,
TIRGLNIl LEESBtRG. No. ..
r. be .,,,ru ui pcic,,Lwg IN u,eJneuinu. N, ION
or Inn and result yeee,,,J tLe III,
" puIIEs
40 OoO-o 5Oo--, am aNl-I Dli-o5 rri,cs ot
sWJ-..O Of ip,-ln of ESQ q, lo
Tickets siwhalyra Ss-~.mar,sr. Al.
1 ~ -
H. 10 hr .. dram -, at 'her@"drn, on Saturday. the
ION " jan, and result rece'red
NE lSm.
Capital Prize S35,2Ol,
| prizo of $40. UOO-t OOO-l COB 60 of | OOO-5O
Of iOO-JO of 3W-l.p of I5O-6j of
~ Nus. 10 Drawn ont.
Tickets 40; shares in proportion
,,,,,.,
Ha.hNhi ELLnDt hG LoiiEhI, No =.
!" DC ,u "' 'n l az n'ennpna on .uo"aay, me
I'm q J"'u"ry' ana result rteeired The
a.W y m"u1 ~ 40
Prize 3lboOu-",,"V o,,nn.zeWDi, ziJ-Iu Of
loUo-lO Oh ,1V-7-o u zo->Vo OF -oo-
oO oil l2o--o'oI ioo-Ne.
Go Nos--ll drawn pa'o's.
Tickets 80 Halves : 30 ttnaileIs 10
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I,JRf.L>yI JEESRyJRC r.O1,TERY CIass No
A ~, Le Ju,, n, pcte,,L,o m, II ,e,l,, si,v Lhc
ION oC hm,u,,y and rcsnH rece;red ON m.
Prizes Sl2.OOO-5,m O-3, oO-5. 5Oo-l 500 ,U03
10 of OOO--lO Of 5OO-lOof 3OO-lO of
2OO-l5 of 1920 of l25-
9OJ Of 100, sc.
~ Nos-I3 Drawn
Tickets Si-Sharcs in proporop
,,yp<t,yo yon.on,CayI3r oTTcp,- A..
-" ~ =, ~ 49, ~ y" =, n:,,, -, -, ~ -
'""' " r 1 ~ '''""' , VI ','""y, "' ~i"
"""',J, ''". 'e'e"e" u" u"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13
Drawn Nos in Lcesburg Lottery, Class No |.
II AZ 60 80 ~ 10 30 10 So "A Is 26 q IS
MONONGALIA, No. 9
IS SO As II 10 A 9 81 3 II 10
IEESBURG, A.
AZ IL l6 81 9 81 So 20 55 "A 5 % 50

To adventurous would say that il is purpose to
deal altogether in Thousands through the year OF 1872 in
stead Of hundreds in 1871. From this frs, day of
January, 1912. we turn orer ne,c cef Ifyou'd have
the change only send your orders to
". M. SUTTON,
. doors below the Post Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

Jan. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-22
DIED:

On Wednesday evening, 2l inst after painful illness
which she bore with Christian resignation, and in the 10y
hope of blessed immortality. Catherine with OF Frederick
Goldthwae, and dsugh OF William and Margaret feni-
ma, in the 'th ear OF her age.
The friends family requested 10 attend MS H.
ne raj on FRIDAY ats O'Clock, IRON her late resi-
dence No S22 Bleecke;sree without further Invitation
Boston papers Will please copy.
"Wednesday morning, after long and painful illness,
Elizabeth T. wife Of Gideon Mead, IN the SD year oil Ter
age. ;,
The friend, OF The family, and of her father, Joseph NJ
Lord, pecully invited le attend her funeral, WIN!
out luther notice. her late residence, No 81 BayErd
street, on Friday afternoon, al 81 O'clock.
December 81 Lucy, widow OF tie late Iimethy Corey,
and daughter oil the late David Stout, OF N. j.
December 10, Miss Henrietta Maria Benton, IT,
December 49, Elem vile of Francis Bostwick, and
daughter OF Mary Riley, 25
December 81. Maria youngest daughter OF Donals NAL
coim
his aye.
A. lh- Mansion House, Newark, December go, Eleanor
NJ Bake, A. wife OF George W. Bake, and daughter Oh
the lzte John Sckes OF this CITY,
Al Hartford CT, l7t inst. James E only Child OF Sur
don =. Colt OF thus city, years
At Providence l, 2sl inst, George W. son OF George
W. Packard, 25
Al Montreal. 4,h inst, Sarah, daughter Of Rev William
Squires, IS ytnrs
A. Albany 2st inst. Rev Edward d. Allen Pastar oihe
Fourth Presbyterian Church.
AtNewburg Cuyahoga County Ohio. 10Th inst, Eunlce,
vile Hon. James kinesbury the 75d year OF her age