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DID.
DIED,
int, NJ JOSHUA BURNETT, IN the

Thursday the 9Oth int, No JOSHUA BURNETT, in the
18Th year u he
IN Petersburg the 18th instant amer illness o. days
with Dyseutery. JAMES TfWEATT HARPER Of Darvin Din
widic County, 9fh ~ HE And body
reposo the family Buying Ground ombardy
former of biz deccased father county
mpensahle win live In the oudosf of
tHSr hfn bfst We noble
He was possessed n clear and brilliant mind quick and
perception clasie and refined
delicate taste. Nor The qsales of his crce
those ~ his mind e friendly benevolent gener
Hs elegant anil accOptsed-hs couveraa.
lively AMI auracvcand his disposition cheerful affection
Ouch The character ~ him whose death deporc
and memory pay The parting
spect
aRseB,ssesg n
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s.snsS rAAsNs.s.t..-Ishi he uas, ma..,.aL IA MAJ
ssslts sac stsas FheaosRna af he raisesse .a ,e
Mhsase derives hsess propaoa oS Y.h'ss -
when decomPo>ed found Of tho seven p,,s e
us sum N" -'afce iom whenee coaas 10 b. r
o, creation A. light l. to,he 80 4. le.h
To the physical ame. the one and M !.
w, a,ri man w'sers IA. blooms A. the genial ,e, N
~" run lhn-r warmth and viror ,nto lse
ton ~ Sani-'- saf-arana. nnls.- ,i.trh into ~, 49, ~
g"la isais Daily ,--ts M. ,,-, "
w h' mus g"dd"ninE the hes- oftl,,an wis. h,d 49,,
Pm tsh 'nf"s are tecorhi M.
cr'dhlous and s facts stubborn things ,I.,
'hronic arrangements. Diseases imraa,s.Ds
US "'a &C are all safely ani perfectly by lis n-,
rof particulars Advertisements this md ,h., .,, -
rrrpared and sold wholesale retail and for
n bsANDs co. Druggists and Ih.n,.t- c,...,- 49,. .,
800, ps 's'nsr OF .hanber. street. New York aubotirsd
'te"'h hohnohn ~ Duval Co, Petrr-hunv Ro,.,
In Norfolk NJ A. Santos and soil by pct hndsr'
principal cities In the u. statesPrie. 90 pe, h,, me
Tor 81 1870 VT """'e' bottles
IN
Is painful tn death OF the aged aud ,,a =
years past have iotisrins ON the brink m M @
how much more distressing task when m. v,e, ~ ,u'
ha'ehed away IN the of W hen lcoL "A -
Wy ""aung parents relatives AMI n bud OF the CO.. -
mir and life Of honor usefulness anueip,.i M. ~ ~,
eei ne truth of these reflections ct that a., ~
~ eaed 10 an sary and untic rravc. and esled 20 yo
uu>"t nom an The prospects
consequence ofone ungared nt and by Ie,ss %
a1 % s' p.ice easy TO be the hand. OF .Iii
n,, M. , " s never proves fatal properly treated The
No'e s uey nave only To Mr.,
cuy and the business Accomplished r,,.i 49, au
are yeafp eiiher Mureuralzedout OF ar .,
der the residue Of hf. Hartley does No, .,,.
detail exposure of 80, -
'asr ms name by ufng the feelings v,,ts
not his words have and shall prove the result of M, 60,
Renee and the reliance and secrecy with which b INV
be- consulted. ~ ' wv ""'y
Dr. Hartley Member Medical Profession and FINN, ,
nature OF his Practice can with the confidence. even 20 m,
h nn oer hope vigo and perfect may be consult
I'd ifom In the Morning m neh-oaice on Locust Alsv
va Letters nelosing remittance, by ~
turned Post and Medicine puncuay transmitted TO the address
either by initials ne6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

Neio York Wheat Crop.-The Rochester Democrat
says: Notwithstanding the uniayorabe
son, assured by several gentlemen who have lately
travelled through various parts OF Orleans Monroe Living
sion and Wayne counties that the prospect of average
crop encouraging The standing grain has improved
much during the past month"; and although thinner than
usual the stalk healthy aud the heads long and well fill
ed. II nothing inurc the fields between this and
harvest there doubt but Western New York will real
ize average crop. The weather very favorable to all
kinds of gran.=Anrorn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

JUDGE BURNETT AND MR.. CLAY.-A story hay.
ing been circulated in OF the Western papers, charging
Judge Burnett with effort TO get up another Wing cand
date Tor the Presidency that gentleman has published let
ter, IN which he snys:-Bditimore Patriot
lf an inference has been drawn from any remark of
mne that It was IN contemplation get up Wing cand
date other than Mr. Clay my meaning has been misunde
stood, for have uniformly expressed the opinion that
Wings party would rccede from the support Of
MIR. Clay, unless at his own request. ]. BURNETT
Cincinnati, June 10, lSI3
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22
THE CONTESTED ELECTION 4!


Messrs. Bolts and Jones are now taking depo.
sitions at the City Hall, respecting the legality of
the disputed votes. All Wings whose right TO vote
has been challenged by Mr.. Jones, are requested
TO attend there To give their depositions. BY so
doing, they will save Mr.. Bolts great trouble.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

Not Locofoco paper in Massachusetts save the Bay
State Democrat has said word against Mr. Henshavys
appointment Us Secretary OF the Navy-Bosfon Post
Admitting the fact TO be stated by the Post are at
no loss for for this wonderful unnnimty
There not "a LocofocO paper Massachusetts Tor New
ork either the Bay State Democrat" whose editor
would not himself gladly accept office from Tyler and
for in the legal Of that honest dispenser of Exc
cntive observation-disclosures aduationond hypocica fawn
ing! 1t lisa characteristic Of the leaders Of that party
Albany Journal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

A French Nubleman VINO had been satrzed by Voairc,
meeting the poet after, gave him hearty dribbing
The poet Immediately flew the Duke of Orleans told
him how he had been used and begged he would do HIM
Justice Sir, replied the Duke with significant SMILE
sit has been done already"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

a psifry Triek.The Charlottesville Jeer-onsn pub.
fishes crculsrfrom North Carolina renegade (r Rcneh
err and calls II "the testimony OF Wing" As well might
that paper publish the late speeches OF Mr. Gmer. and
call them the testimony Of every inch whg;-for the
rated about the me-and the one is about ms
much Wing as the other.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

lh CRoI7-linrvest IS upon u.s. and the wheat, in this
REGION Is much better than 1t supposed would be-
Ahoughit light upon the ground many plnces and here
and there somewhat affected by rust, vet in the maih
average crop in quantity aud arer than usual The oat
crop - remarkably promsngneye better and for corn
giniHH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

" The vaa hssSa 4 apsasps msa ,aa sa,hs aadss
susiOa, the Coalition between their shsis The dsys
opmsns threaten 20 break UP yery thriving uadsioE oil
speneers appointments Van Buren, men. and all the
Van Buren, papers in receipt of Government pap Eeee
the Albany Argus. Richmond Enquirer, ID onss Pc
Gus!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

IMPORTANT DEcIsION.-we copy from the Cincin.
matt Gazette the following report on important case tried
last week before the United States Circuit Court at Cncin
nnti.-BaIfinore Patriot.
WHARTON JoNES w. JoHN VAN ZANpr-Case
This action brought under the 4th section Of the
act Of Congress Of Feb H. 1793 harborng and conceal
ing certain negroes from whom due the plain
hh.
tnppeared in evidence that during the month of Apr
1872 nine slaves, the property Of the Plaintiff left their
ter's residence M Kentucky and the following
days found in the possession Of the Defendant Pnmy
"a, in Warren County, Ohio. who had them wagon and
conveying them Norhward. Seven Of these negroes
were taken from his possession by named Hefier
man and Harayes who acted without authority from the
Plaintiff, and by them conveyed Covington Ky
where they detained until they were reclaimed by the
Plaintiff The other two negroes escapod-one Of whom
voluntarily returned to his master in Kentucky after few
days-ond the other one has been retakon.
The Defendant relied upon the ofproof Of notice
him. that these slaves in Kentucky and tho
absence Of claim by the owner his Agent Attorney
appears TO be required by the Act Of Congress.
The Jury ~ making up their verdict governed by
tho value Of the escaping negro and the reward and expcn
sos paid by the Plaintiff, in recovering his negroes. The
value U the negro Andrew, being proved 10 bo 5000 and
the reward and expenses being proved also to be $780,
Verdict $1,000.
We shall endeavor to present to our readers the points
made in the and tho very clear mud able charge Of tho
Court in uiew days IN an authentic form.
The Madsonian, in behalf Of Mr.. Tyer's Admnistra.
ton has actually put forth preensons 10 the merit Of having
advanced the financial credit Of the government Nothing
can be preposerous and absurd. The improvement
~ the Of the Government by the Tariff, the re-.
renchnen the contingent expenses Of the Departments
the cutting down Of the estimates for the Army and Navy
and other cirenchmen and reformsul effected by the
Wing Congress- in the teeth Of the Administration and In
direct opposition, In many cases, 10 their Loco FOcO
allies were the Legitimate and true ~ the advance.
Of the public credit Aud yet now, orsooh! tho Ty-
Ter Administration claims the credit When the Lhfie Ia.
rF IL was called, vetoed by the President there
capitalists ready it had become law, take tho
Government Loan, but they then Immediately retired with
! out bid-AisrGHdra Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

.f<N The Brig JAMES GRAY, for London
NafE 9sth inst accommodate passen
gers Her Cabin and Rooms are elegant and
wsHfumlshed APpg'o jess-H cHAs. Palmer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22
HOYT 4 cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under he

g Wen one more prLe has been by IIoyt Co Tick
Nos ie 90 90 capital in Alexandria Lottery Estra No los
10 % We have tine scheme $4,000 capital 900 40 of 1000
'o OF Soo 90 of 900 &c Teke,ssIO small ars,Ooo
ju92
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
iREENBRIER COUNTY, VA

1NHE subscribers having been Amounted bv
MessTs VIM u. CalwcI Co. General Agents for the aie
OF the above celebrated Water United States Dealers are
requested Ia future, TO address ALIEN DIyAL co
Richmond Va who that this arrane.
meni will further extend the and prove
To those 49,
Fresh supplies wn be constantly during season s
heretofore direct from the Springs care and prera
IONS IN bang the Wafer the Spring enabled the
poreto to present TO the public perfect Of pre-
s"a'on and thereby greatly usefulness will still 10
Tigidiy observed. ALEXANDER DIrVAI a CO
Richmond February 9th, IsIa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

a. The failure OF the Southern Mails last week was
owing the excessive heat Of the weather In Georgia
and Alabama the horses fell dead in the hnrness
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22
ALLEN d Co.'s OFFICE

THIS DAY
100000 1900 5000 30 OF 1000 500 90 Of 400 &c
&c Whole Tickets $40. Nos-Ia drawn saIes ,n -.
at half past p NJ today Call in the day
ALSO,
small fry will received al the same tiu.-an,i 9, ooo
Tickets 81 halves so eenis-no quarters in It.
n - q. II. ALLEN A. co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22
WORTHAM'S OFFICE.

$4,000 DOLLARS!
Just cal in and rllnos number of Prizes oap, FIR IN
VIZ $4,000 10000 GOOO and 40 Of 1000 etc . G,s
share IN proportion Alo. another scerne $1,000 1000 s7s a
WORTH ANS ''e' ~ ''''u ihher ean
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

WNNIE4IN NIHNEIN.
THHE above delicious scRa with fine assortment Of Prncpe
- Havana aud Rcgaa bfandwith Ianghorne Armisica,r.
superior Chewing TobaccOand Lorad- fine cut Oronoco Chew
ing ioDaeeo' fof sale by BOLTON A. HARRISON.
~ ~ l'nTnef below EnrlrR ni Min q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

Mr.. O'Connoll had demonstration ot Ennis ior the
county Of Glare, Thursday, the 18th ut, and the meet
no described NJ moro numerous than any that preceded
IT, the numbers are stated % 100000 The Limerick
Chfsncie which makes pfocnsons 10 being very precise
sst,1iatss the number less Than 10000, including
6UO1 horscmoni and says that the cuyacadc oi cars
,,,cpdrd rom Epns 10 Nowmarkot-six miles The pre-.
tfaons his reception most elaborate NJ the en-
lance 60 te town "hoie planted with tl.
unphal arches che road notices and dovee "n
ri.res Vpper Gaol street from Limerick, YOU behed
thnr but planted uccs with friumphnl arches" The in
scupuon n verse apparently intended a. be- doeere
were praise Of OConnc and ifeedoin' and abuse OF ue
Hasnn tuauts"
Tho meeting was held on the race.ground and Mr.. o.
Council assembled the platform. accompanied by Mr. Ih0m-
as stoo Mr. Cbarcs OCouuell, Mr.. Oleary, and threo
Ffench renteuen ON che motion Of NJ. H. Bndgoman,
NJ r. AMI Jnsucc q the Peace. the chair was iaken by
Nc Cofnelus UBDen. N. r. aud Justice q the Pence
Mr. O'Conns's speech did not materially differ tom the
ensrs ron of he which be- hes lately delivered, but De
aauoanced soge IN bis sgtsuon, snd gaye Ga i'm
loftsni cxplanauon--
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l. Il. X.

PS-Since writing the above your promised draft has
come To hand. o. K-pud and receiped within minutes
alter it was presented. q. X.
Yours, J. X. X.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

IMPORTANT DEC1sION.-we copy from the Cincin.
matt Gazette the following report important case tried
last week before the United States Circuit Court at Cincn
nnii.-BGlfimore Pafriot
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-28
AdmlinisIratOr,s Sale.

By virtue Of an order Of The Court OF
Common Pleas in aud Tor the County OF
Carroll aud State OF Oaio, made at the
June Term thereof, A D l843, The uoder
slgned vii sell al pubic vendue on Tues
day the lsl day Of August, A d lS43, be.
tween the hours Of II o'clock A NJ and
O'Clock P NJ Of said day, at the door of
The Court House 10 Carrollon 10 said
county, the ioIDowIng real estate, TO wits
Lot No Is IN Roberts third addition
to the town Of CarroitOn, 10 SAID couA
"; also, lWo tracts Of land 10 said couD-
" aforesaid, in Sec. 36, Tp. l3, r. 5,
SreubeuvlIe District. First rIad Iying
on the South side Of The North East quar-
ter of said section, beginning at post
on The South line Of the Or. section,
on the North SIDE Of he creek, near a
horn beam, thence West with the line Of
the quarter section SO poles to white
oak, thence North 6l deg. 80 mIr.. East
10 poles, thence North s. oeg. East 8
pOies. South 81 deg. As min East 6 polea
thence North 78 deg West 90 poles.
thence North 66 deg. Is min. East 1
poles, thence South 73 deg 80 min. East
~ poles and 10, to the place OF begin.
nlng, containing acres and 80 pOles-
The second tract o. land in the North
West coruer Of the South East quarter
of the section aforesaid, bounded as fol-
lows: beginning at the North Fest COR
ner Of said Or. section, thence E1sI with
the line OF said quarter section, 81 chaina
50 links to a posi- on he North side Of
The creek. where haw beam inches IN
diameter leans E, 9 links, thence South 6
chains sc links TO a post, where a white
oak IA inches diameter beareth North 60
deg. West 233 links distant, thence West
81 chains 60 links to the West line Of
the quarter section, where hickory l6
inches diameter leans North 40 degrees.
East % links distant. thence North 6
chains and 81 links to the place Of be-,
ginning. containing seventeen acres aud
fifty hundredlhs Of an acre more or less,
with the improvements thereon subject
to The dover estate ofSarah Jackson, set
off to her by meles and bounds in the
North West corner of said section
Terms made known on day of sale.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS
Administrator.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-28

We note, as chronicles Of psssing e.
vents that according TO the Enquirer and
Globe, Mr., Van Buren's prospects are
Frightening; according 10 the Peters
burgh Republican, Washington Spec'a'
tor &c, Mr.. Calhoun is growing INTO
popularity daily; a Pennsylvania paper
says Col. Dick Johnson will be the next
President; and the Loco(oco paper 10
Detroit has no doubt Of the triumphant
election of Gov. Csss,
Al this rate, we shall have an abun.
dance Of Presidents - RThmoad Wig.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-28
erNOTTCE-n

The subscriber respectfully informs
his patrons that this No. of the Free
Press ends his second year. He is
prepared 10 settle with all those who
have not, as yet. paid up-end il his pa.
irons are as willing and anxious TO have
the books "squared" as he is, they will
surely come up to the ,oork Immediately
4. W. COLLIER
CarroIIIon, July 2S, 1913.
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NOTICE

is hereby gwen TO all persons know
ing themselves indebted to the estate Of
John Bebout, late OF Carroll county Ohio
deceased to make immediate payment to
tho Undersigned Administrators, and
persons having claims against said es
tate are requested to present them legal
Iy proven for settlement withia eighteen
months from this date.
IRA G. BEBOUT. Adm.
REBECCA BEBOUT, Adm'x.
July %, lS4S.
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INRTMEI1fSGpIRM.

A. w. SempIe, resident Dentist
in Steubenville, will visit CarroIIton on
Monday The l4th of August, and remain
three or four days only. Those, there
fore, who wish his services must call
immediately. References,
c., Beatty, ID. D.
d L Collier, Esq.
Rev. ] Chambers.
= J. Andrews N D.
July 2S, ls43.
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Whitley, Green Co, Pa.
Nav 1lth lS43.

MAY lltb lS43.
Mr.. 3 A. FahneStOck q. Co.
Dear Sir have beeO using your
Vermiiuge 10 my practice for number
Of years and find II the most sure and
safe Worm Destroyer that | ever had.
was called To child six or seven
years old, in May l842, which was lhen
10 spasms with the worms. gave /.
one vial of your Vermifuge, agreeaOIy TO
directions, aud the child passed 440
worms. In IA few weeks, | gave it an
other vial, and it passed 200 more ma
king 10 all $40 worm, The child rccov
cred Immediately, and has enjoyed good
health ever since.
| have prescribed it in many other
cases, in which it has brought away 200
and 800 worms.
JONATHAN MORRIS
B. A. Fahnes'Ock'S AMI Bilious Pills,
A gentle but efficient catharic, express
Iy adapted for family physic; and are
not surpassed by any other pill 10 use for
all cases in which calhartic was indl
Gated. They will operate thoroughly
without gripping. Pnce 25 cts. for a bcX
continuing 80 pills.
Pnemonic or Cough Balsam.-A valu
able remedy for Coughs ahd Colds.
Price 25 cents.
Cough LosengeS These Lozenges
possess all the virtues of the best Cough
Syrups, are convenient to carry in the
pocket and very pleasant to the taste
Price 25 cents.
Carminative LozengeS, for the cure o.
the Summer complaint. As the season
is now approaching in which bowe
complaints ere always very troublesome
as we'll as dangerous, every family
should be provided with box Of these
Lozenges, which if used according tt
directions, will certainly cure. Price
25 cents.
Liquid Oopodeldoc This penetrating
article possesses double the strength o
the common Opodeldoc, is more cleanI,
and much more conveniently applied
Price 25 cents. For sale by
r. KENNEDY, Druggist
+ CarrollOn OHIO.
July 81, lS43.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-28

Gov Porter has vetoed The bill Ru-
thorizlng sale OF the public works Of
that State. For this and olher pecca'
dllIoes. we doubt not that the people will
veto him SCioto Gdz
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-28
Bolivar, May 81, lS43.

Notice is hereby gwen to all those IN
debled to The estate OF James M'ComOs
late Of Carroll county Ohio, deed, to,
make immediate payment TO the under
signed administrator; and all those hav-
ing claims against said estate are reques
ted to presen, them, properly an'hentIca
ted for settlement, within one year from
this date.
WILLIAM OGLE
Administrator with the TIll annexed
Junh %, 1913.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

| will offer lur saIe on the premsesGn
Friday the 27 day Of July next, between
The hours OF 10 O'Clock A NJ and 4 o.
clock P NJ the following real eslate, (be'
longing TO the estate of Frederick Iiu
dlomoyer, dec'd) to wit: Lot No " IN
The town of Wertemburgh, Carroll CO. q,
Said lot has good one story frame house
on it.
JOHN BECKLEY.
Administrators
June 10th, lS43.
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Attachment

Notice is hereby gwen TO all persons
interested, that at my instance a wril OF
attachment was this day issued by Sam
ue Williams, Justice Of the Peace oil
Perry township, in the county of Carroll
against the goods, chattles, rights, cred
its, moneys and effects of Emanuel Cum
mings an absent debtor.
THOMAS CUMMINGS.
July FL, 1913.
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S2@ae3S@s2

is hereby given to The taxable Inhah-
iianls of Carroll county, that the Com
mssioners of said county, levied al their
June session, twenty cents on each hun
dered dollars (excapt Centre tp. which Is
thirty cents oflhe valuation Of the prop
ertv Of said county for road purposes -
Notice is therefore given, that the same
may be discharged on the public high
way under the direction Of The Supervisor
within whose district they may reside,
at the rate Of seventy five cents per day'
Given under my hand this SIh oI June
l843.
WIN HOLMES.
County Auditor
I,no iG ISA3
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SA MUEL SMITH, ,
DANIEL SMITH
Attachment.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all persons
interested, that at our instance, a writ Of
attachment was this dav issued by Geo.
Pugh, Justice of the Peace ol Harrison
township, in the county of Carroll, a,
gainst The goods, chatteis, rights, credits
moneys and effects of John ShuItz, an
absent debtor.
McELDERRY & MILLER.
July I4lh, l843,
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Jul Y 81, lS43.
List of LC(tCrs

Remaining in Post Office at Carrollton
Ohio, July Tst. lS43,
Daniel Arnsl, Joshua Kemp,
|. Atkinson Jr. S II KlrkwOod 2
Samuel BurwelI, John Kooken,
John Brown, S B Kellog
John Beatty, VIM. Lee,
Samuel Beatty. John Mcclure,
John BIackIedge, Esther Mcclellan,
VIM. Coff6y, VIM Marshall,
Gabriel Capper, Wm, McCutchen,
Thos. Cameron, A II McCasky,
David Davis, Simpson McFadden,
Thos. Deberry, VIM. McCIurg.
Ezekiel Davis, Allen Moore,
james Dunlap, James Mcfarland,
Jefferson Dnvall, Charles Markham.
DR.. J. B, Emery, Elizabeth Mcintosh
Amos Frost, Jacob MrmenlelIer
VIM. Frost, Mr.. Morris,
Isaac Fry, 2 Sam'l r Marker,
Annetla Galdman, Christian Nab,
Mary Ganlz, John Ogle.
John Gearhart, John Price,
VIM GaIbrailh, Calharinc Pugh,
Susannah Grlbbins, John Rickell 2
Frederick Graunlss James Reid,
John Haines, Daniel Rennecker,
Samuel Huston Emma Smith,
Wasb'n Hardgrove John Story,
Jacob Haun WIN Shepherd,
Esthemme Elaycock Jonah SrIIers,
Simon Henry, Jane Semple,
Samuel jennings, 7 V Turner,
Israel Jarvis, Elizabeth Wilson.
THOMAS WILSON, P. M.
july 7, l843