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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-03
From The Piaiisbpg IN Y Republican.

But why talk Of party that has been Tylerized.
snnihated, and who bad not when in ,sss, any thing
like form comeness about them Whggery was
in il, most palmy days, per % rotten concern
Captain Tyler is entitled TO great credit for demosh-
ing the wing party they literally curse to the
country and he, as in duty bound, maofuIly clapped
an extinguisher upon them. Peace TO their names
we OF The Northssy, give all OF the Democratic Pres
idcntial Candidates a fair 6eld-We can and vii;
yield cordial support TO tho favored one of the Ma
tiopal Convention.
President Tyler has thus far done Justice to the
Democracy OF the North. Not single removal of
an old Democrat from office, in Northern New York,
has fallen under our observation, since he admins,
tered the Government
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-03

A most absurd and ridiculous report is going
the rounds of the newspapers, that personal
conflict took place at recent Cabinet meeting,
between Secretaries Spencer and Upshur. We
assure the public that there is not the slightest
foundation for such report. There was nei-
Their fight nor even an angry or unpleasant
word, between these Secretaries, on that or any
other occasion. The whole story is naked
fabrication.
Our editorial brethren at distance, are some
times a little too credulous of Washington ru-
mors particularly Of such as involves private
character or great public interests
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From The NJ Y Aurora

DIE ALL, DIE MOLLY; DIE LIKE DEMUoHNs THE
precise hour when :" the mortal coil - of Johnny
Bolts "was shuffaed off, " has not yet been made
public through the wing journals As he has been
mlfsng " for some time, we hourly expect to hear
OF his exit, with verdict Of Died Of want of wind
and bottom to head Tyler. -
The Express says, "every one knows that John
Tyler has never been Of opinion for six week.
al time. More than year ago he was Of opinion
that one OF its editors was not TT for Office for
which he applied, and we know that he ba. not
changed it yet.
the possession of Office, bu, the mass ncver-Cour
q Enquirr.
There are many other things besides the posses
sioo Of offce-sy $4,000 Of them-for which base
men can be bought
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-03

~ BY reference to another column, it will be
seen that Mr.. Hardinge will deliver a lecture to-
morrow evening, at the Apollo Hall, the origin,
structure and progress oflanguage, etc. The editors
of newspapers, printed in cities where this gentle
man has lectured speak in the highest terms both Of
the manner and qualifications Of the speaker.
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From the Ne,c Orleans Bee Of .Mar,b d
From the NJ o. Herald Of March %

DEATH ov GEoRoE A. WAceAMAN-One of the
brightest stars in the political and social armament
has gone out. Judge WAceAMAS is dead. Asa man.
he was beloved by all who had the pleasure of social
converse with him. None knew him but TO love him
and his enemies even regret that so good man should
prematurely die.
Judge WAccAMAs has held various impor,an, trusts
and has bonorably discharged them. At one time he
was district attorney, then Judge of the parish of
Baton Rogue three times State Senator; under
three administrations Secretary Of State a distn-
gushed Senator in the United States Congress and,
at the time OF his DEATH Senator from the par.
ish Of Jefferson. After 6ftythrce years of dc yotion
to his country, not only in civil stations. bu, upon tho
tented field when foe threatened this fair city tn.
lamp Of life Is gone out-he is no more
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INOR RENT, two or three rooms in the third story
Il OF the building occupied ty the Msdsonisn, at
the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue end Twelfth
street Apply at the Office FOR further information.
april atf
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~ Attention is called to the extension of time
for receiving proposals at the Bureau Of Construction
Equipment, and Repair, for furnishing Flax and Cot
ton Canvass etc.; and the publishers of the advertise
ment will please make the alteration in accordance
with that in to-day's paper.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-03

ed the April number of this valuable work. Persons
wishing subscribe for it, will address the publisher
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-03

Tomorrow we will publish notice of the
late Judge Waggaman, of Louisiana.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-03
3,025,554 80
Il,7Il,e59 As
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands
of the Accounting Officers, includ-
ing those issued under the act of the
3lst August, 1872,
25,272 90
Sll,6S6,367 As

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, Sd April, ls43:
r. L. SMITH.
Reg. Tf'yof D. s.
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The several New Orleans papers of the Oath ulti-
mo announce the death Of the Hon. GEORGE A. WAC
CANAAN, from wounds received some days ago in
duel. We copy notices OF this lamentabc event from
two of the papers;
From the Netr Orleans Bee Of .Mapeh "a.
The Hon. GEORGE A. WAGGAMAN expired yester-
day at quarter past one O'Clock THIS result was
anticipated soon after his duel and for the last three
days was quite certain, modification had begun its
work OF death. From post motem examination OF
the body 1t was discovered that the femoral artery
had been completely severed as declared by his at
tending surgeon when he received the wound
The deceased was made aware of his approaching
dissolution several days ago. lie met his destiny
with comPosure and frmness, and brcathed his last
surrounded by his wife, children, and a number of
friends.
His funeral will take place to-day at half past
III O'Clock from the Senate Chamber at the State
House.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-03

~ See Gov. Hill's reply to the Globe.
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Amount outstanding Of the issues prior to the 3lst
August, 1912, as recorded in the books of this or
fee, S8,666, l0i Sc
Notes issued under the act of the 3lst
August, l842, 3,925,554 ID
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Muapny v. JONES, Collector of the Customs
AT Wilmington, N. G. vice VIM Z. Lord.
ABELAao GUTHRIE, Register OF the Land Or
fee at Lima, Ohio, vice James Watson Riley.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
L.oNYLs.IoNeRs, SAFE or c!.orcEsrEE LANn:-r

COMMISSIONERS SHE Ut U.UIIESI Elk LfNI-iH IT
Y undersigned Commissioners, undo. the authority OF decree
al ,v Court OF Law and Ch1hc-ry Tor G'ouccs
i ccay pronounced the Of Curtis clarke al tt
aI tenn Court si2 and amended decree entered
NJ the succeeding will the 18Th day of January
ney the fair day. oie' for sale, on the
pr-s. well known aud valuable tract OF Lrh called
Parton York the county OF Gloucester Furon
1900 Of and 800 o! which are hg
lands. Jnn comfortable dw cling and tie usual oil
css Attached 70 marsh, particularly adapted
10 grazing An sar?y nc fish and hs Oh
tanned York winch the land IL situated There
10 place on the planting oysters which has
heroine very profitable There abundant supply
thr land, within conyeEen; distance vi the rvcr
WHERE II will always command ready sale.
e ru~ l. believed to Re ndpuaSle, though we viii make
orv purchaser warranted IN making
under aforesaid Oae half Of hs puIc!asr viii
required and the ohrr half the expiration of IL
Inunths rom the d1y of sale
RICHARD COKE, JR,
GEORGE v. suIThAI.L, Commissioners
GEORGE T. TARB, -..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

r,,o G. plTarisTS-vALuABLES ouThERS PRurt;hi :
FOR SAIE-fhc belongn: to Tie Es''e "' '",
y,,,nov deceased in The Ea;onon Factory heihs one
b.,.n offered fer Capitalists, who "ish 10 hahe
Investment, syond not fail improve tins oppofiah'ty' a.
!, . having Il ir,u..ircr upon the present
10 ua,.i three miles West Of Elonion, puthah county
= ~ t. ,iyrr = never rains stream, aiodinC Snicch!
ya,-r nny =, for any machinery Attached 10 u, ai' ",
twelr- hous-. necessary bindings Tor ~. Tn,
,,..,y md Crist and Mi in successful operation" ~
o,n,.,,v s offered for effect DIVISION ao WIZ " ,
g. or IN shrrs to sIli purchasers The terms VIA We m
se % .. ,,,ic,,nn addressed to Ea,or,an Georgia
90, ~, n,cuy attended TO- aud will take pleasure III 'H""
~ h rn,.t 70 any per.on yvto wish Ia purchase.
'"s 'n' t''i-''' JOHN N. FLoURNOf, F,ecu,ors
~ "N' eft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
-.I-,pIr I,yEs RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE! oGe

,-,Ir.ptr JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE offer
e. .a,. nv Farm in county, lying on Jane, rc'
H. n,.. nbcye city Of Richmond adjoining the 1n1s o I'm
Jur,i Ijr r. Register. George W Porter ana nos hdl
~ AMI ron;anine acres, Of which @ are irst rae Ine
,y law grounds high land, in state OF onu on!l'
wno land in original growth and heavily 'l'ct
oil 40 .hcs have been serSed on the aNu 's
,,ar The hudines consist o. good dwelling mouse wiz" s'
Ems and All necessary houses. FOR terms Apply 10 me- ."
IKE n,r,n,,ts OF 10 K. Ii. Dickinson Richmond Va ,,,
ps fN" THOS. 4. HARRIS.
y IA Mat Of the lind may be AZ NY oise
y, ~ P''. " nnmr,f L. Il EICNlNSOE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

III ANT L. tho provisions Of Deed u Trust executed ny
nm, CarXooa t. Samuel and fau'c- e Luck '"r
re s of seeming a debt ge 10 Francis !" Scott a'i au;
recorded IN The Clerks G.ce ~ Carolin- County C"n'' a
- acting Trustee. proceed sell, oa The Ist DAY o march,
al chester Depot the coriy of Caroline the "i'o"'h-
rorrrv. Herrn man Thornton el named Ehoda anu h:es
end her child together with The future lGcrca.e {" tue
usc the dat, ii The deed, and also, the SAID Giew"nds h'e
- 10 m. undivided drwc Estate Of Anna Gaewroi, h mo
nrr or so much thereof be sufficient L" saisi! m I'd
n, due on said bond the n;es, and costs oil SAFE 81
~ t.,s nf tc sac cash THE the a"sc property IS De
c Ia be sutallr actin. Trustee SHAH ohy COL"
~ '3'" ''' q" " : c. SCOTT, Acting Trustee.
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

executed by Heath Christian aHd WIFE, L. A''r
Byrd Pollard deceased and tie "ndoFslsned far certain ~
therein expressed drri hears the och day d Ia!
lsil record in The Clerks Office Of 'hc nniy ttti
King William. strvin. Trustee shall satuf cy n' Ji
day of February if : 4 n tive neai iiir dat sry
excepted Aylet's in Kin: William comfy proceed - se -
known as the RUMFoEp ACADEMY lying itm"i .e'v on 'r
road leading Ayir,'S Kin. .iia: co:-i oa~ IL" i'
The same distance place. Fur year : std"
with liberal rnc"ir.cnea aHd TIE "Hi&eh DE-
II. YES there every o continuance - f:""a.r
The ,ej.lbo.hood .o:i!, ana Il n'ultcr ~ .Y ci
could be chained TIE oeaoa Is q HEALTHY rs a'* N 80
Virginia There excellent buildings onc OF Wool i''
,e o,.r brick - latter, besides TIE lecture roi:-, ca
cornodare c. mlortaay - arGc. Attached Ia IL" lhsta;io
a Farm containing abar ~ acrcs. les. i!c ce1r
land is very fertile. The terms viii require about @ n s -
N. balance liberal credit wi! ~ anwc! with sar se i' "
NAV be approved. Tie title TO ' property IS e":ed 10 ' ~
d;snriale h selling Trustee, sha! oay to"vey aach TIE
as is vested in me by aid d.ea - go. =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

. oi7E An; r1IISs;o rEW ARD.-Ran away fotu Rirhatd
- i,N n The cuny Su-scx. on the iHh pe'cinef Nre"
named iicury. hs". hrovn culPeAloh WIN "? ."
~ anpa.r,iy ehG. Tins and lfc feet 10 asCui tcet y
hsh pioptI,oacd. quick -poS'n sG' ifom - "
81 are read and wne very Well rs am ih"i
rd Iii culiar horcspan ut G2fk evci eStr
sunday ar2atrl, they nat hens 'rcotc;ca ai oi o',
tiitrap, ire. STATE and H;' "'c
alter , nam. and des,. the above reward 10 any
person deliver the said Negro to me- or cohihe MIN "
ttl' 50 that get HIN again :,
~ Al persons are hereby fofewarned a.1"s; harh"ri"s .e
aid captains u; vessels of taxing m on board S e
Law VIII l.. pt vigorously against al such oHend.rs
JAMES BROWN Agent ;or Richard E"sc.
t:srens,iile county Jan. 2. t5-fS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

| jung LADIES' SEMINARY, fHshtp1rE cruET-.ioTr.
W, ncr. .fICH7iL pSboH.'f, FtntiPo--ih" Nh''ti
,, Wv, WI commence on tirsHF, INC 'o'h uay I" ''i' '
WI eiose on the Ls day ~ June
French aud Music tan:h' as hitherto and instruction w be
gwen IN Vocal Music II rab'e b afforded
NC fiih'ai would be ptaSca !" receive M" MS AKA ''
LEV more Young Laa,ts % "l<e 'tf"f,gt'' ana '' 1'
az" ~ DTS "s"otnt' , ., A. ,
rims 'ns same a. IN we 1hHi.e wH ~! htd'h S'!r
,ei OF - 10 day seira ana - 10 boarding seo'H.
ohat''a'e !. IL, va, pe'' - lst-. 49,
<~,oI I-,:ut, y ,,,,.r,, ~, p.;. -. - -, a. 80,
,ru, mn ,s ne rrpa,r.", q l"
paonar. which ,s hncn ,,rnd.h IN rr, ~, s
-, f,,, rho n,,; .' - a, n..,, - - -.
the late Zaclariah Bo"hs continuance q, ;,ri, f.yers
The loss Of Mr. Blocks, services win cause no w
the general rl,arrmcp nj N, cali iucu and
will continue Ia Ie extended 20 the customers az IN. hcns.
Recent t,tars 10 the hons. Will contribute II, Inc c,, q.
the guests.
In III. reduction In HE cosl of uanv &C
plies the charges for board from The Is, January ,Yl be
IA ~. f,,.u,np ,,,, Inm. ,,,,s y,y. '' "
Eoard per yca. s:fa az
Boa.l, per tay 81 -
H Ii meas -
iio,sr -, a.r =,
| Erhu.ud p.r.n,.e, 3Is Is;o ~,
! .------- - ------------------.
si'EMALG SCaopl.Thc sHtacf ,,cI, cTrastH
Saiaa sulr. accomplished
in- for iis aurtc:s viii u asd -
fau,y ey ouu l.rs who viii instructed 2 i've
f, ,naneG;a branches nr hr SHED! female l,.,,
Mis- 10" WIS selected AID eaca.r m Inc Sih., .f r.. -.
Rev Dr. jnni IaaIl,. ana Ia, REV y, ! ,lfni-i. 81 ,..i
,sia ITO un most u,iaurs;io,i ia iii.l . es .a
ra well intrlie,ll worth, recommend lt as g.,
lady well qualified every respect as nm .:sra, tees.
T.a Sc,o, ol.r ~ The .0h OF anuagy ls! an eis,
ON the lOh o, u! egubtr with yacati, ..,r i' .erl ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

HTOTICE TO TIE CREDITORS OF E. r. hlCkiA&
EsQ-The Of Mr. Edmund +. Wichha:a are re-
Guescd make knowa without delay TO the nniarsscd Ja
LYONS Richmond. md character o! i;eif '7ui-
stating they go nv hord, note omen acc' a:
when Those hasa. tl.aIs ty ac.ocu must "in
the written cknuwed q: them ~ Ms. ioSla - II -
believed much L. tc interest c TIE ccot"'s rs = - ."
Mr.. Ncsl,am that lii. stocks, and tcT 7c.a'e 20
iry the irna,rgc siaN .oaG - sed Ii"
credit, creditor requested 10 state, al wac s
upon point without The asscE; oil tie creditors ~
sales must he for cash. -
The postage paid upon all Communications through tie
mails. JUN p laI.th Li'I Trustees.
JAMES LYONS,
Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

JAMES RIVER LANDS FOR SAEm1hs Lars on 5'n ,;,
t ,he Into John Wckham, which Were recently osi
ur bic sale by subscribers. mol nav's heen S
for sale Person. w-hin. TO puichi, n 'cai'' 'e " 90
oy apphcauoh W e'"'' " ~ Z. ". LEIGH, 4, Richmond,
WM. f. WiCklIAM,
Near TayioTsyii!e, lianoreI county:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

,r,ugRE i nas in he III, Of F'cia r'eay, N,u'ae,f ,''
40 ,"t,v H.. lrours Mr.. A.tfondwat. o t'3 c:-
he was taken '1 ,, ne s9'a NJ
-, 49,, .,,i,r he can read ie a! las tudneSs
to converse on religious subjects Il Is entirely q, y.
49,. -. h.wren 30 and 10 years OF suac:r
disposition when H. TAKE" up 'oa as G.' Il
A., N;rs 81 v..ina near Lynchhrr; weighs about rs :
III 4'',S " 80, - The said Slave ~
properly ldeh'iisihs nm anu ~ JNo WALDECK Jaior
1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

1,,RvrRs, RANK or V!otiiNlA-l'le ccncral n.,st
L tire stockhoide,s Of ,!e Farmers GanS II Virginia , he
i.jd q, ,h,ir i;auhing I!nnsc IN the " o P'r''"'
a., 81, da; o.: JauH"tT - .,, .
Al Assembly, passed NO S1h, !si', TT9v,,s%
sTv si"cSo!rr in a1y election 4 ii'ccs o,s IS IF
ank, shat; poyy he y "ne s,cli,a , '' '''
Tie sa- All povl-a Iia, tattct Tie n.N a'ra nlesfs
10 President Dec;or Of any ,,NiisS U'", ." =
Nereai,Ss F.G Ii $40 C. Gh;i, Ca,ler
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
Form, Of a. Pouer of attorney 10 Tote Jy Pr'ay

Form Of q POirfT q .I1lO'"Ty :" TITO Vt 1T
KNOW ali men ~ these Presents nal m
do hereby appoint III ,o,,,r - -. - =, !,
proxy for, ana in mn, ,ss s".,m~.. I.,,. n w
election ii Directors o. 'nf f,'u,T' 'ih y"
"s su, NJ all meetings Of The Stakeholder. Of ~.
rarners Bank Of Virginia. ara III a.: - ii, ~. = -
laws ordnanccs or regulations, asmny nc era "e,rs ara
convenient for tl- government % "' '"'N ''"N
whereof, 1--we he's"' ~ 80 ra,,
dav cf !" ~ s'.' .i
sc.,, aud delivered in the presence =" IFi'i.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10

I AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE ~ No1'roWAl-!a
a. pursuance Of tie prov s'"s OF Nv" p"eds ti rus; anu
aud ~ record The Crks Office Of Eotosa, County Court,
the payment ofcerain Sums ~ money therein men
,.m-a due = vd G.; Individually, and E.eeGo'
Of j,> W,n,s Diseased, and dated tie ash day ." Al
- a"y ,le,. ,sn,a-d due 10 David e. Williams and The
mia, IN An>aa aud daic,, sh d.y OF October. Is snh'
m ~, q5 Law 81 January 1913 eNonsr to public anc"
- the hi 81 t-r fr cash o.. the premises the tract 81 land
wh, the sd fhos. ", EPes resides IN Noowav county
aIor, ,ec n Nr, Of IL. Cour, house aonin. The lands
Of In A. A. Camie' Others sc:en hundred
and forty five acre les. Also ,c following ter>o""
nfoot:,v To eighteen Siaves and head 81
Horses All the said Epes Cattle. Hogs aud Seep ali his
Household and Kitchen furniture ani Plantation Utensils onc
pleasure Carriage and Harness aHl onc read Wagon and G.a
Ais NJ The same time and place all the the said Thcs
" Foes under the WIN Of Francs Ers vi d. IN The Lands
and 10 the said Thomas W. Epes afterwards: mech oi the
s,i srss y, ,ru<, To David G. Williams individually. aud
Executor John D. Williams The sale 10 ennl'nre from dag Il
day ~ Completed Selling As trustee sh' ''N'! e"y s'e'
ne - pt .rr.a n s a. ~ FRANCIS FITZGERALD
T. S-nc saves consist cf women, ho.s am. .!fis
.,, eae siaon ~ family 'es idr.e; tie e"y nn
,,.ary good repair, a"vir. stn rI.cn "
~ l>t 90 20 wears r RI @" ~ -.
fans 80
] ~ XO'liCE-Wr have united Practice OF Law, an
l. viii r.s:lariy attend the Courts BEDFORD Campbell, Am
hest, ant Nelson, the Superior Court OF anu VI
held in iynchburr All business, collections or ohe
kluls, vii be- promptly attended To.
A.Gress-J. & J. <. Garland, LNnchhurs, Va. .>,,
mo. K. GARLAND.
r. J. Garland MI, continue 10 attend The Court OF Appears
sGi n, Federal Cous holden in Richmond.
Nov. - on-sm
SGLECT SCH0UI~-Ihe Sehoc heretofore conducted b, Nj
= james owr This place, will be opened on Monday IN
h Instant under The superintendent OF Air H. l. Nhesief
gentleman educ ted IL Princeton College. -
~ Wheeler highly recommended ny persons OF tie mrs
standing, a. a gentleman, christian aad teacher
TIE OF instruction viii embrace all he branches laugh
n i first Academies including the higher branches OF Mahe
I.ras-Fof hoard lodging and washing; $50 session
H'- months Tuition alone SIS. 49, ,,o,
tA,los'ils Hanover, sspt. g, 1872 IL"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-10
Address tie subscriber, at Milr,', Tdgcfn, Va.
MidwGy, EsseN coHniv, Va, Sri. -, Is <. Star
CONCORD ACADEMY

THE neat session OF this Institution commence the m
oil February and close the last November
s'ructioI and terms viii be the heretofore Foi
racer OF The lns,iion and The efficiency their mode ii
S'ruc'io hr Subscribers refer 10 the gentlemen Whose aras ale
annexed ahd to Tie general &C students - !-c
aud niversfeso OF the highest standing the lnon 4. l
Close OF HE Ia Session Of The tnrctsi,r Of ,aGi n
lht'' students, "l" Lad been wholly s .r ;.icatissa
FAMED the degree Of y ~, having twenty inri ga
dnat IN The Ldn Geek, FreLo! and Span,.h r.l.. VA
ina Philosophy Moral Philosophy Chemistry iiat;e,;ic-
PERSONS WISHING PARTICULAR a!aIGatun Ci oi.ia II y.
communication, idcSs,d cIiic. uf Tie s,b>s bees. aaI a.
rec'ed 10 tonc"ri Academy, Caroline county, "a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-17
DEATHS.

In waterbury, 9th inst. lung fever TRYFHrNs widow Of
Tue ato Gov BUTLER at the Of 70 years AMI for 81 Yeas
resident Of tha town she being tho second female settler and
put que Hy AZ mat time within seven miles Of hef Dn.
gushed i9 klndnes and hospalyaud in tho peculiar
sces OF inc ca settlement md location, she found frequent
oppo,unes-sho viii be long and gratefully remembered,
only by relatives and noghbos but by muuy friends
ICON.
In lare, 81 inst Mr. Daniel Kinney, aged S.
In Berlin 10Th inst Mr.. Timothy Ross, 65 Printers In
Woodstock and Windsor are requested &c.
In Burke Feb 10, Mr.. Luther Lewis, 40
In Concord, Feb 49, Mr.. David Fty 4O-1st inst Mrs Gee
TO- wv
In Wheeock 9TH inst Of cysipclos, M Mens r. shatuck
3OFeb, gath, Mr.. John s. Thompson aged 5-Evra Wiley
daughter of Samuel Wiley, 2ONuch 4h, Melinda, wife Of
John Emerson, 90
In Danvle 9Th inst Ama W. wife Of Elias P, Weeks o.
ilth, Deborah, wife Of John koskiusko, az.
In Barnet 9Th inst VI ofyspels, Mary Ann, rec Of Joseph
Goodwiic II.
In Greensboro, Feb. 2s Of eryspea Lewis Of William
byloy lst 6Feb H. Deborah wife Of Geo. A. Bab,ocs, 81
Ia North Danvio Feb o. Of eryspeas, Mr. Abraham Leach
"A.
In Cabot 81 inst Catherine daughter Of Leonard Esq
20-March 5. Widow Deun, 3d.
~ Kirby Feb DC, Louisa NJ wife of Jonas G. stiles, 2iJal
g. of cancer Patience wife Of vd Young ESQ., 5Jan 90 Of
c'ysipclas, David Young, Esq. 60.
In ST. Johnsbury Feb 81, Of eryspcas Nancy s. wife Of W.
VI Aver, 40
In franklin h inst, Sarah, wife Of Reuben Towle, ESQ
the sOth year of her age.
In Burlington OH ns John b. Johnson son Of the late John
Johnson Esq, aged "a