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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-27
NJ LoegIgega m N.grgla.

The Calhoun men, in this part Of tho county, have been
IN tire habit Of claiming Georgia for their nominee That
State proved herself Las, FALL be Wing the core. But
the Loco portion Of transferred, bound over as
signed by the managers 20 Van Burcn. Old Hunkcigm Is
triumphant here every where else. We are almost
ustOnishod at the want Of apparent in the Ch,ay
little credit have always given them for common
sense but their want Of courage he fully o. cyi
dent They i the Old IIunkors have every thing trir
own way, and Afterwards themselves with dccan.
ing against them the stamp, abusing them in the
newspapers! Much the lunkor for that When It
u acting, the unker carry every thing by -tonn,
and pay regard the Chvllry lan If they were
not IN existence. The Charltsion Courier says:
"Thc Democratic Convention Of Georgia nrt At Mil
odgsyIc the lith instant receive the report Of the
committee Of nty.ihrcc. The following are amongst thu
resolutions appended 10 tie report, which unanimously
adopted
"'Rssoired That Whatever may BE- the preposses .iona
of the members OF tho Democratic party at this State in
favor Of any Of the distinguished republicans whose
have been connected with the contemplated nomina.
tons They will party Iuston and support the
Of said Convention.
"'Be II further Rss0irsd, That the nomination of dele.
gates represent the Democratic party 81 this State IN
they thof, and cast their vote for c candidate for the
Offices question: with the sole Wow ~ sustaining the prn.
cnes, harmony and unity Of the geat Republican party Of
the Union'"
u As the il far advanced the Ladies Of the
"D,rcas A-sociaon requested send in their contf
buttons lcy conveniently can the usual place
~ a very powerful and conclusive argument on the
Of Stuart and Adams, Barbour and Davis aud Glib
end Hansbrouph unsvojsby excluded to-day will sp
pear Tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-27

h .N"na Meeting ofthr sockhnld.r- Goa
= 'oh ana WOOL Manufacturing Company. h. held nt III.
MOTEL uo"n' no ~ SATURDAY. 3Oth inst a, 4!
~ -, :. ~ az -- wM. 10. HAMILTON,
~'-Nn Agent VI. q. and w Manufae turing Co
N'f.oe-A meeting vi III. stakeholder. a the Ft.nh lin
Manufacturing COMPANY, at Richmond will tak, mac. =,
me rape, MIL ON the duh day OF January next a, ~
O'Clock. W A full meeting is DESTROYS f'fF - : -
de ao-h RICHARD WHITFIELD. President. ''
Ie",ProHoe ueetns-The Young Mems Society will
meet IN the lecture ot the Uncd Cl,,.
wednesday evening, at IT O'clock Dr. McCabc and
o'rs also viii address the meeting. Lot o,cry young man
WHO friend OF the cause be present. aid in the e,Ior.
to push on" the reformation the Young men Tn
Ladies are always particularly invited. = -.
lie 2l-2t I'm s,r,,,,.
~ The regular Meeting OF the MING QUEEN CLAY
oh'H VIII be held liou-e ON the "a Mopsy an
annaiy at ~ oeoek rhr Wings of the County genera are
TO attend as then Intended sPpoi Delegates TO
the Wing State Convention ..' -" =
=" <<-cst JAMES GovAS Prat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-27


Rf virtue of deed of trust To- the subscriber
ir the benefit OF Edwin rurpn and Iouan smith from oil
feief o. SMITH decd bearing date June 1890 ami
d" recorded IN the Clerks oce Couuy OF Chester
eh LOT The purposes therein mentioned 3
Jay OF February le1I, II far,
r ouer TOT sale AT fowlatan Count House hrLe h
uer f cash. the following property share
amounting TO fourth which smith VA, on
i IN certain OF land conveyed the heirs OF Obadiah
smith, 10y Francis HarTs
ad heirs were entitled under the John Hama IA
ng the State OF Kentucky mouth OF T.np-ec Rv.,
AMI no; far above the Iron hanks. rish title and int
esuf the sad Peer D. Smith (auOunins fourth Nm m t
baceo factory houses lots, and tru and np
enanees tereunio belonging which properly subject
AdIns Co. IN the town OF Henderson, KENTUCKY
29-ctds ~ nn,Lpp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-27
JAMES RIVER LAND, sc.
pY virtue ola deed oftrust from Ro. H. Ma,

~ \ virtue ola deed of trust from Ro. III. Mayo.
~ and Eiwad Mayo, and Sarah Mayo . b,,ns
date the yd,h day OF May 1897 duty recorded in the t.rk
once OF Fowhatan County Cour, shall Monday In
FEBRUARY next at Pohaan Count House. being e,posr
!" sell al pubic auction for cash. property conveyed by TIN
sad deed CONSISTING "i slaves lGG! acre.
Of land lying on James River in County and
known the Fine Creek which WI allotted
10 thr said sarah Maya division OF her at-
Samuel Peasants decd much II properly
necessary 10 raise the OF s2s5
97ihday Ui June 1897, tn aud -ss Of
lshai sell AMI convey only.
de II T. en- AVrS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-27
SALE OF NEGROES

'BlE subscribers s"ng under decree Of
peTiof Count OF Law and Chanery May I5sa In
Of Hpkins Upshaw Co Will Nvr. Tavern IL,
the county Of King Queen January u fair not
the fair day thereafter, ready money
about twenty Negroes Men Women belonging to The
estate Of John Remodel deceased.
sAM'L G. SCOTT Co.,
de- 9s-ctis JDuN l. NAIVE iConts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-27
DG EWOOD


-ui4HhM1 iI'tL H'HOOL.
'ENHE subscribers, grateful Tor the patronage
Il they received, VI informing their
friends public generally their School iu
January next and Will ronnu. until
18th December folowingmakng II months with
t,c exception Of q vacation Of two yyrtLs in summer
by making sueh improvement IN discipline and the mode OF iin
P'F instruction ~ experience has suggested We hope 20 make
our Hcoo W every respect worthy the patronage Of an englrn
w roih"uhV'
lhc course oi instruction. divided into three departments
EiemeHfarg English DrpgrfmsBi
@ ' En, s taught 1ngapsy gsadng Ps1aan
me'c.
Classical department.
IN i' department students viii be- taught the Latin
languages Roman and Greean Antiquities AMI 30 much Of An
Gent geography and HFoV as necessary for fully Undertaking
me anlof''
Impairment Of Sciences.
this department pupils will be- rroited Ia .tutv N,u,t
tembracinR Algebra Geometry Plane and
Msnuraton Land Surveying tirorrtean and C
SECTIONS. integral calculus Natural pI,.p,
'y, hne.'t'' Logic moral ana Mental Philosophy History
"', 1ni'n,''on.
oi ,, we application OF enihe principles to use
w, NV, p,n po,es , .l' " POINTED POINTED out -
In the morning and willie dismissed IN The evening in tina, IN ,.,e,
hone about night
. o "'., on W. nooA Iufnl1se one nic and quar-
.l wv. .'y ~ hielRonu m vey healthy nciFhhohOod--
- w ""h M"oh Nuo wan OF Nat as'ne" and Tie retired
,i W We pace conducive to The health AMI MORALS Of tef
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-27
MIR. OLE BULL

win be seem by reference to cur advertising columns
that this great Nioinisi among aud will perform a, IN.
Theatre tomorrow evening. A. such sh,nr. al hear,
ns good music may not many during their live.
asai" Ne would advise all who raise dollar to secure
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-27

4 y pursuance ol u decd of trust executed by
Temple Gwaiicy Tflsccs, dated December iGli
-il. and recorded The Hastings Count Of Richmond, pur
f0sr and paying debts 10
Edward Watts BIS right and personal representative
william Waite decd and o. Edward Wafts and Fleming saufcrs.
personal repcenau, nf MARY Wa-. decd be- sod pac
auction upon the premise iLo highest bidder for cash.
clock A. VI. NJ TIT RsDAN the 25th the
adTempe GWathys life Estate the following properly,
e eiy of Richmond namely J. IL undivided noieiy
certain Lumber oue and The ground covered by the aid
near SOckoe Nloufc cns the occupied ~ R0ef
GVaihm"yl . The house and occupied by hc Temple
I1fnr Shprt0e H being part of ot. Sos ~ anil go
situated and lJ streets y one fourth par ~ nt No.
-a'ed ouk '-tauf g. Tho upper tenement ~ brick buinvs
anIa ihe si0und thec, attached conveyed rs John
g. Gamble atd Nancy Pey1u hs the sad Temple Gwat-
being bounded iy hc iiuber hDia. formerly
slrl. 50 li street anIyne ie Soth Eat Mitch
ss ot ad occupied ty Patrick Casaruagr %. s
sld properly particularly afI az Ifge fttenhed mil ~
ai decl 81 The 1d Temple Gwl'huey Boo
bHnd every parcel Of us aid property. beet ID 90 Boz
suI but tn Trustees convey only such right been
b. lid decd citrus conveyed and vested
". W.. LEIGH.
d. 21--d1iytds ROBERT e. GWATflMEY.
g-r sas 10 ba conducted by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-27
HOYT, &. CO.'S Prize Once

a.. HoYT x co. offer prize of $4,000 todry for
only 81. win any body have it,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-27

n As the il far advanced, the Ladies Of lh
"Dorcas Assocaton" requested send in their cont
buttons They conveniently can the place
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-27

u very powerful and conclusive argument on the
Of Stuart and Adams, Barbour and Davis aud Glib.
end runsbrough, unsvodaby excluded to-day will sp
pear Tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-27

FOR BOSTON.
.f,sS Tho splendid FAST sailing schr Amelia, Frs
h be, master having neaty Of cargo engaged viii
have quck despatch ~ ygf apply mmsdstsiy
20 Mater 90 L.1ft ~ Doct. oito
d. IT, u RANKIN WHIT OCE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17
OBITUARY.

Died at ashunh, of consumption Jan g. SorA CARoLins
WEST nged IL and ii nonths eldest daughter Of Geo e.
West, ESQ.
In field fruitful in its varied products there grew Flower
Of exquisite loveness and beauty. Fducss all It's ehams
charming without fault, grew and houIsed. Before 1t had
iuy hlossomed STRANGER passing by behed attracted
admiration and delight and perfect beauties which
its opening petals from hour hour Hnd revealed
resolved when 1t should reach maturity pluck that Flower
from its and clasp II To his BOSOM but, nas for
human hopes. Before had npsned into maturity all
richly clustering virtues had been developed before
bud fully bOssomed rough wind swept by, dropped
chilling influence that fair Flower, and dropped and Ian
gushed, and died
So il was with SoPHIA g. Wrsr NuruIed in the lap of
kindly Mother with spirit emneny sthereaized aud pure,
she had nearly reached tho eighteen her beess
qualities, she much superior her In her
revealing all the simplicity NATURE and graceful beyond FAULT
with taste eSquisey refined and NICE she combined
of popney highly exalted and pure, thst governed all her
tons, aud directed all her thoughts In the intellectual and lit
eanments to be acquired by patient perseveg study
and effort she much exeeled aud in all the delicate
were hor mind taste, which required aborous Of
io from the many TO attain seemed but the impulse Of
TUE to her.
Though by her intellectual aannentsthe elegance Of her
she eNtod the admiration of all yet qualities Of her heart
were tho crowning virtues that adorned her most There
with awe Not asoeto, cold, formal and forhddng but
heud bland cheerful and happy In her intercourse with 9TH
e yet there conscious dignity her virtue which
ted ebuke TO the fruit approach mpfopro In her temper
sue was mid and atiabe keeping constant guard In
her disposition cheerful, happy aud kind and In oil the
thoughts OF het heart she and unsued VI her aec-
hee and on what objects she bestowed them but when she
had formed an attachment she steady, trusul and ue
And Ike the sun from its dawn its MERIDIAN her heart impair
TED to the happy object ofs attachment steady and constant
~ increasing warmth unlike the in its decnaton thai
constant heart ceased mpa its warmth with
drew, or diminished Of its cheerful or onvening
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17
CRIME Upon CRIMEl

On the 18th inst, in Philadelphia Singleton
Mercer young man 20 years Of age, murdered
another young man, named Hutchinson lleber-
ton Both were SONS OF wealthy ani highly re-
spectacle people. The cause Of this high crime
was another crime seduction. lleberon recenl-
" seduced MERGERS sister. Marriage was DENIM.
ded, and Hcbertou refused, young Mercer rhnl-
enged him, and This also was refused. lleber-
ton then undertook to leave the city, in company
with his legal adviser. Mercer followed him
both entered one of The ferry boas to cross The
river, aud on he first opportunity Mercer shot
Heberton, killing him Instantly. The coronor's
jury gave verdict Of willul murder, and Mercer
was AZ once arrested. He declared that it was his
purpose TO kill both llchcron aud his sister We
have one allegation more, to complete this most
horrible list Of oulroges, following in close con.
rexion: it is that Mercer himself has been guilty
OF the same crime as that Of Hebrrons, aud tina,
he hushed it by paying $500 TO his victim. This
is lberiinism Heed the awful lesson.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, YER
MONT DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY,
low CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
ELBRIDGE McCoLLUM ofFarec for his discharge Ger
nheGte as Rankup at ne house ~ Windsor 10 said
JOHN FOSTER Of Chelsea, for his discharge and certificate
eoaSIuR a. IN, & TT % n M1a'o n ssd district on
HORACE w. BROWN of Worcester discharge co-
,ifcate bankrupt at the court house IN Windsor in said dis
trict Wednesday 24th day of May ls43 at 10 u M
sELDEN FOss Mddlcsex his discharge and certificate
Wednesday the oath DAY of May 4 D Isi;i at 10 a. m.
DAVID G. RICH Berlin discharge and certificate
bankrupt, the house Windsor in said district
Wednesday the Oath day of May D le43 alto IN.
AARON HAVEN of Montpelier for his discharge md rcrf-
cato bankrupt Mt the courthouse IN Windsor in said district
"Wednesday the oath day of May 1873, at 10 a.
EDWIN c. HOLMES, of Montpelier, for his discharge aud
thcate bankrupt the courthouse Windsor said dis
,rict, Wednesday he oath day of May 1913, at 10
BENJAMIN Johnson Of DqHaury for his di;ehaEge and
said District, Wednesday, the 9th day of May A. D. si3
at 10 A. NJ.
IRA ANDREWS of DuxbuIy for his discharge and certificate,
bankrupt at the Court House in Windsor, in said District
oavedne'day tho oath day o. May A. D. 1873, 10 a.
ORLANDO KNAPP, of DuxTay, for his discharge ced-
cate, bankrupt at the Cou House, Windsor, said ID
% on Wednesday, the oath day of May A. D. 1919, 10 \.
SAMUEL WOODBURY., of Montpelier, his discharge
Certificate as bankrupt at the Court House, in Windsor IN
at A. NJ
JEREMIAH DOW, of Dushuy, for his discharge and Cera
District on Wednesday, the Filth day of May D. ls43, at IL
CHARLES HERRING of Moretown, for his discharge and
said District Wednesday, the 9th day of May A. D. 1913
at 10 A. NJ.
JOHN sToWELL, Of Morcown for his discharge and ccrif
cate bankrupt the Court House, Windsor, in sad Dis
Ict, Wednesday, the Gath day of May D. 1919, 10 A
NJ.
ZAANAN c. MILES, Of Berlin for his discharge and ccrtih
bankrupt, the house Windsor in said dis
,ic Wednesday tho 9th day Of May, A. D. sl3 10
N.
! NATHANIEL DAVIS JUNIOR, of Montpelier for his dis
charge and certificate bankrupt, tho house, il
Windsor in said district, Wednesday Oath day of May
| 4. y. 1919, al 10 4 NJ.
BENJAMIN T. WALKER of Randolph for his discharge AM
corhca,o bankrupt at the house in Windsor, in
A. NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17

w ' OCT ".1 ieets alone that she loved. In her
w. M .n aNf 'hch continually flame of
mseh In her expiring moments with a composure which
none but SUI as feel conscious of sins forgiven and the efficacy
OF aong mercy coud evince she amonsbed those who
near and dear to her to be- as she was, ready.
what variety there is in human kind There various
grades ofhe bad good how the very good,
and how much fewer STILL like hort Other may truly sad
none knew her her-none named her but to prase
So pure exalted ethereal she in all her thoughts
words ann Was that feveeniy be spoken, il would almost
feet lovenes md regarding pure for earth her
to Himself 70 add another ornament to Heaven Whatever may
have been His motive, is unknown but believing he
docs az nEs we'll We arc bound to yield passive, though
born oak that ts the mind with wonder aud but Oh how
much more mighty the power in Gods rond the human
heart ana whe all It's affections poin
woven around single object of its love- blow all
those Cords ard leave that heart bleeding, manged and
contemplation
There majesty solitary grandeur in the lonely md rug
geo OAK u no" much more majestic and perfect does that oak
appear when the tender ivy twine around its trunk and cngs
When its branches are Topped of by one and the ivy draws
away from and dies, what melancholy aud painful spectacle
tell the sorrow oe human heart when its fountains broken
up mighty Hood aud through u it's channels how only bit
ter, very bitter waters? How little do they know of human
row whose he never yeatned the lost object of It's aoc
9inns eyes never looked into ihe r on vista
sht 70 onV.net and better affections neVe
How painful tho reflection, Gone frersr! How painful to
think that star, wnkng with unsteady ight, but
heang with such mild aud Uniform lusei should be stricken
They who knew scpHA C, wrs1 will abundant tesmo-
ny the truth Of these remarks They are not put forth
mere cold and formal the admiration Of the
world for departed purity and virtue, hut uy the eusions
her kindly spirit and which she had refaod purified
improved, BY its sacred nearness and with hers
How much that heart has lost good Influences knd prompt
ings aud rcsndyes virtue and effort in the death Of that fair
her memory will o treasured like rich diamond otho mines
aud there will the last words se uttered burn with vesta
DONE shall flicker its socket and he cSngushed forever
J.H.r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17
LITERARY REGISTER.

History of Montpelier: by Rev. John Ciridcy.
Just published by +. p Walton K Sons 9An omission
discovered the list Of subscribers house 1t is
proper for US 10 state that the of village Subscribers
taken not from the original list hut from copy which
posed to be Probably OMISSION
arising from this fact.
Life and Exploits Of Wellington embracing his whole military
and including complete History Of the Peninsuar
War.
Published in double New World, by j. Winchester n York
embellishsd by forty wood Price 25 cents.
francis Of Vao the Curse Of ST Valar the mid
die ages by Edmund Flag, of Marietta Ohio author
ton de Lorme, Mary Tudor, &c &c.
Published in single New World Extra, by j. Winchester
New York Price - |
Satgents New Monthly NewYok, by Epos Sargent Esq.
The first and second numbers receveda large well printed
aud spcnddly embeished magazine. See advertisement.
kinues Quarterly Law Compendium
ed in the United states and Great Britain in ls4l 42
New otS published by Asa Kline, an appendix Knno
Law Compendium.
We have received No. comprising 80 pages, and presume
to be valuable the gentlemen Of the law Price 81 per
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17

The Dorr Party OF Rhode Island fight entirely
shy OF DOrr and DOrrisn. No allusion to either
is n.ade IN the resolutions OF their late Conyen.
ton. Why did they not nominate their Chief for
reelection? Call YOU This backing your friends =
The war in New Hampshire between the uhru
Radicals and the Hill faction 10 hot aud furious
The New Hampshire Gazete, nj Portsmouth, the
oldest Democratic paper in the State, has joined
The Hill forces.
"What piH Mrs. Grundy say? The (Locofo.
COY Washington correspondent OF The N. Y. Jour
nal OF Commerce says" Pettions are daily pour
ing into the House in favor Of VIM. Cost John
sons plan ofreef and they come from the bone and
sineW o. The democratic party. Mr.. John'ons
committee is now organized, and is composed OF
very strong men. Their report will 60 like wild.
firo through tho county"
LUDIcRoUs ERROR. Franklin, when he was
ambassador to France, being at u meeting ola lit
ersry society, and not well understanding the
French when detained, determined TO applaud
when no saw lady Of his acquaintance express
satisfaction. When they had ceased his little
child said to him But, grandpsps, you always
applauded the loudesl when they were praisine
you" The good man laughed heartily, and ex
planned ,hs matter.
Rather Eqiavoeai. 81 don't say as how master
drinks, bur do know that the demlohn in I'll,
dark closet dom, keep full all the time"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17
THE RANkRIIpv Act

lTE bANNROI AZ
The judiciary Committee in the Senate have at
last reported The bill from the House to repeal the
Bankrupt Law, with very material amendments, us
appears from the account III The National luIe-
geucer:
The report proposes To strike out the title Of the
House hIii, uud To insert An act 10 amend the
act eut,ed an ACT to esahli- Ii uniform system ol
bankruptcy Throughout the UniIed Slntes,' passed
tie l9Ih August, lS4l.
The voluntary clause is repealed-a majority of
creditors is rendered necessary TO discharge
corporations not included.
The question taken on printing 500 addi-
tional copies and decided III the affirmative: yeas
I6, nays A.
The following appears to he some ofllc grounds
OH which the committee thought the act should
not lie repealed
That oyerrading would he prevented, well
as undue credit checked, by arming the creditor
with the power OF forcing failing debtor TO go
into liquidation before wasting his assets. Again
that the benefit Of the law had been extended to
Il portion ut our citizens, and repeal would he u
denial OF justice to others whose claims were no
less strong, aud who might have been restrained
by motives that should command our respect.
That by The decision Of tho question in one Of
the Courts OF the State, her clzens had been de-
prlyed Of the privileges of the law, willie all the
rest had enjoyed them.
Thai the bankrupt law is the exercise OF be-
neticent power, and one which the experience OF
all commercial countries has found necessary the
power TO enact which is vested 10y the Constitution
IN Congress- and cannot be exercised by the
States.
That it will prevent suy.aws, luiniug both
creditor aud debtor impeding the collection OF
dehis through The medium of Staie tribunals.
That such IA law will extend the protection OF
! Government TO a class of citizens who, though
poor aud unfortunate, should not I've beyond the
| pale Of protection
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17
DEATHS.

In Dauvie 9th inst of erypea LYDIA wife Of Mr. Harvey
Cutler aged Hith inst John Stanton, ESQ aged 576th
In Wheelock, 9Th inst of eryspelaz George R. Wesa 81
IN West Bethel Sd inst Mr. Moses Bragg, aged 49, patriot
of the revolution
n Worcester NJ Caleb Barnum aged 80 Printers in Mass
and Nc. requested &c
In Waterbury, LIST met Frank, of Geo. W. and Z. c. Dill
bingham, aged months
In Rock Island Sanead 2d u Mss Mary JENNIE, daughter
of Capt. Elisha Jenue, of Derby, VI. aged "a
In ST. Johnbuy 0,h inst OF eyspelas Cundace, wife MI
Charles Bnn, and daughter of Leonard Harrington, Esq.
In Barnel eh init Of lung fever, Chester of Robert Har
vey, Esq. aged 4 years.
In Charleston, I'D ut cryspolas, Zaccheus senter 81
In Cabot, 3lst u widow Leila Edgertua.