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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

George Lamcr and Frederick Douglas. formerly slaves
and Charles Lenox Renond, cDlorcd citizen Of Salem
are on the Committee appointed 10 wait President Ty.
er during his visit 10 Boston, request him enancpate
his slaves.
We find the above paragraph Boston paper and copy
for the simple purpose Of repeating what we have said
once before, that trust much the good and
the common civlity Of the Bosonans believe IL possible
that these creatures will be permitted in any such impu-
dence. No such sable Committee will ever be suffered to
approach tn Chief Magistrate of the United States while
visiting Boston aud entertained the guest Of the city
~ y. C0Hr. 4 Egg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

Messrs Editors-ln your paper of this morning. | find
inend Mr. Lynch has attempted the question
Why the James River kanawha Co Bonds NTH STATE
guarantee are not higher in the market Surely should
think II any able, that Mr. Lynch should be the
genteman who could assign for the depression
these bonds in market.
But, sir, with all my regard for Mr.. Lynch, | think his
reasons totally inadequate. Could OF of per
cent on the interest have such effect should think
should think that the value OF these bonds have been
overlooked by eapitGiistsand that must rise In the
market With great regard,
Your friend and obedieni serv'i
9TH June, lsI3 NECKAR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08
NEW BOOKS.
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

''3''''l " M ~ II'I' 7 NVFT4h 4.
R1 virtue Of Deed of Trust from H. +.
- Wckham, El and by of c CREDITOR provided
~ BOZ that deed he undersigned VIII e by public auction au
IfclAugc Hotel nn WIiNfSuhY The 2-h day month
June NJ ocock te afternoon a te interest conveyed by
~ ad deed 900 ihe plantation The Pauunky RIVER South
Wales wuch interest fDf TIE to sad Wki1u
The plantation le River and b. now under
lease iof ten 100 Mr Wekon ong AZ o. clear sn
nua n $3.50 payable hfst DAY 81 November U each
year, nnd perfectly secured
The purchaser w 30 required give note with satisfactory
Ter
Immediately after e above ssn n like manner fr
cash. ne undivided an Of che rid D. D Wtctb,u o
e estate 'Of evty krdI u boz u le John Wiet1n
rompfnr ainong Other things real properly In
e ry ~ Richmond large number 0f slaves and no e1teuye
nd valuable ctas ani Jine. RIVER which were
owned by ST. Wckhsm.
John ~. TAZEwEI.L
Wr-M JAMES Lyons ( lW.ftf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08
WRITING

WR1F1NG
Ma GooDwANE having passed last year England where
w h. has added greatly o his by
with eminent masters ~ the Auhe reopening Of
he Establishment city thanks for the past AMI rational
hope for The future. His system dasiing
pen exercise drveopcs invruflcs and pncr muscular
powers II The hand and dnger-te confirmed Of
Writing thereby eradicad elegant permanent, improve
obstacles IN the The Merchant cranped style
md ea.cd with the ca of having good example ors
we'll mcd hand and reap the ty increased salary
The aged their writing become young AMI
'o'o years may b. taught towrte with ease elegance and freedom
TEN LESSONS or ONE HOUR EAcH,
Ladies Class daily NJ ~ o'clock the Academy but desired
they VIII be- their own residence They are TAUGHT
beautiful slowing hand md the only pmcHed the
mos fashionable circles throughout Europe.
Kafy applications solicited say being i
'sd to one month strangers visiting the be finished
Days The Cefa ~ The Bank n England instructed ny Mr.
Goodva the Governor Company have onen expressed fhe
hrh appreciation of'he system gurged ny Mr Gooiwane
SHORT HAND.
This delghp ant taught IN EIGHT enable the
le'ner To follow ic hueni speaker THIS system praesed
by The LONDON Reporters both Houses Of Parliament
~ NJ Goovans arrangements viii admit Of hts services bs
ing offered n private Academies
Academy on Main sueet net door 10 WIN MebcTs Jewery
GENUINE OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP lor .as By
~ BOLTON A. HARRISON
~ Corner Main and Gov. below Eagle Ruins
D'AubIgne,- Reformation.
HISTORY Reformation n The srcsnh eeptr,ry
- in Gemaay' Switzerland &C. yIH ~ DAubrne, con-
pieie ~ volume.
BIBLE IN SPAIN.
Jurneys Adventures and Iprisonep,. Of an Eng,ban
ausnpt the Scriptures IN The peuinris By q
Borrow The hnh supply n The above wobs received by
~ SMITH nRfNKER a DINNER
HAf-l7O bales Hay, for sale. Apply to
CT cRoN SUGAR of strictly prime qualify landing from ,chr
! ma 70 SHIELDS & soMERvILLE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

=. " fhk AT CUMBERLAND CorRr-HotlsR-A postion Of
n'es o. Canbean associated the
sewing Society" have been engaged month.
ns variety 81 useful aBl aney proceed.
vys usy Wish IN appropriate erection siIoa-c Of
wan THIS object in view, they ptopo-s IN al
co1t-lion-e IN. 26h tb.nr ,ort
RESPECTFULLY invite the atsnnc- patronage OF the
49,, ~ Ssnus'nsn Of Cumberland AMI all who may be-
urtS-sn '" further the object they havr In view
CusbERtAsp. JuSs J. IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Ric n nm ond.
Nigh Water ui. day at M o'ciesk .. ~

ARRIVED,
Schr Extra, oyerton, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Brig Gmndee. Gilchrisi Fall River coal.
Steamer Columbus Parrish, Baltimore tobacco
BOSTON, June 3-Cloarcd schr Union, Paine Rich
mond T. Ii Read. Arrived brig Uncas Wilson New Or
leans, 4ih-SW Pass, 9th ult. Spoke 22d. lat % 25
Orleans for Marseies.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

FIsH.-We learn that the Amateur Halibut Association
will celebrate their ennal anniversary this year by
aquatic excursion in the bay; they II o'clock, NJ
from the head OF Lewis wharf, in the Bounding Bow"
lpnkie June Il, lsI3 Lauria will ascend in balloon
from East Boston, in honor OF the
The Mammoth Cod Association have made arrangements
TO celebrate their anniversary with unusual spendor. The
marshals will com in uniform and the original commit
tee on bimbo will oicate Password, "Josh;"
sign, "Newburpor"
The Tom Cod Society will fish on the flats as usual and
have their regular fry at South Boston sands.
The Trout Club will leave for Sandwich the regular
day. the members wearing musquto masks and ndiar rub
her pants for wadng the streams.
letter from Cohasset that Kaender's fishing ap-
paTaus arrived there ten days ago, the sloop
Glance, Capt Nichols but he expected before the
first OF May His patent hooks catching tautog created
quite sensation amongst the old salts They talk of bull
ding for him observatory for signalising vessels
FennO expects be Phillips Beach the LIST of June
A new dory, called the o. h, will be IN attendance.
Boston Post
4 Blunt EpitapA.-In Luton churchyard, Bedforshire
an uncoury voice from he dead 10 the living speaks fol-
lows
Reader! ! have left a world
In which had much 10 do,
Sweating and retting TO get rich:
Just such fool as YOU
Anofher EpitdPh-The following quaint Epitaph is CO.
pied from chruchyard, Finsbury, Chatham
Time was / stood a. thou dost now,
And viewd the dead 5 thou dost me:
Ere long thOu't lie as low 5 l.
And others stand 10 look on thee.-AlbiOn
Emperor Of Braz,-i is valued at e. 500 900, and the
Emperor Of Russia has the next in worth.
"What did your godathors and godmothers promise for
YOUR asked clergyman ola candidate for continuation
ve yoard that they promised to gle me half dozen silver
We had arl tho
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

SosErHryo NovgL.-An iron steamer propelled with
placed IN her bow o about 20 made her appear
St. Johns, Thursday having made her way the
whole distance from the city Of New. York. through The
Hudson, the Whitehall Canal and Lake Campain laden
with merchandise for house here We hear she uckeed
between 20 and 30 passengers al the way New.York up
on he, fetuTn trip Montreal Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

what did your godathors and godmohers promise for
your! asked clergyman of candidate for continuation
ve yeard that they promised gle half dozen silver
spoons but Eve never had ,em thn,n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

FiEE A. BufTALo-A fire broke out on Thursday last
IN the boiler shop u Mr. Newman Buffalo, which soon
enyoopcd tie whole building and destroyed several ndjon.
ing houses and swept away large Of properly
The following gwen In The Gazette let Of the princi.
pal sufferers: John Newman, boiler mandatory. Loss
$4,000. No insurance. r. r. 4 w. r. spencer. gro.
ccrq. Loes about 5000 Insured W. -. Greonman,
lostnll. No insurance. w. 8. Hunn grocer. Loss s -
900. Insured X. & G. Dodge, loss 300 Partially GOV.
cred 10y insurance. Jacob Weaver blacksmith Lost every
iing-as also did John Day Geo. Hes, shOe mnker-
Loss 5000 Mesqrs. Ayrcs & Loyerdge, grocers. Loss
about $500. Samuel WOODLANDS. clothing store. Loss
800 r. Monicr had lumber burned to the value Of about
S2OO.-N v 1SiJuHe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

u Since Judge Mclean is no longer available the
Locos, they seem disposed to supply his place with
Col X. NJ johnson. On several occasions, recently
we have been asked by Democrats, If Col. Johnson
would not be the Wing canddate1-the Locos being de-
ermned not To admit the possibility of Mr.. Cays being
the candidate, under any The Locos in
assigning To us Col Johnson rather prodga than
prudent They have greater their ranks; hut it
Is very questionable whether they have popular
lie is indeed the only of their Presidential as
pirant, who has strong hold upon the bone and
snew-Mr. Van Buren, and Mr. Buchanan silk..tock.
ing and fine linen gentTy-Mr Calhoun is called by his
friends "the CdstIron mainland there very little more
community of feeling between him and the mass-than if
he were iron General Cass is cold, reserved man;
and has committed any Of those ndiscciions OF the
heart-which draw the multitude his BOSOM and inspire
mutual confidence and sympathy of feeling. Col. Dick is
the only who has understanding with the hear
~ ct the hard listed Democracy. They may the day Of
their PRIDE cast him off, worthless but when the hour
trial aud difficulty they will wish they had not been
50 prodigal Of the goods the Gods had given them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

The largest known diamond is in the possession of the
Emperor Of Brazi,-it is valued at e. 500 600 and the
Emperor Of Russia has the one next in worth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

CANAL COMMERCE..
JUNE 9th, 43
ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Pioneer, X. Parsons MASTER with 10 tons
MIDI, from Lynchburg to Warwick & Barksdale. and
Ludlam, Preston & Co.. paying $3.50. ~ toll.
CLEARED,
Benz. franklin, ]. Spiler master, for Elk Creek.
Paul Py, J. Thornhl master, for Bent Greek.
Old Dominion, J. 7. Lockeu master, with 2OI tons
mdz, for Lynchburg; Sl42,6I toll.
Mohawk, Smoot, master, for Lynchburg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

~ ~ Nu'"". without com
H. sAsps Co-Gen,lemen have used yo,r r,,ne, or
apara since il introduction CIV gives m, as
, "'Ne ouni u 10 answer expectation.
o be the best preparation arc now An
use WIN much respect your-. Jso wrHipos D. 40 Ga, a
nof particulars advertisements and other civ pap
Prepared and sold Wholesale retail and for ..,,a,on h.
=. hshNps co. Druggists and Chemists Grant. BuLnS,
~" hpadway corner OF Chambers street York
agent kehnond Duvai Co. Petersburg Roper AnI,
son. IN Noo NJ A. Santos and sold r.neau, IN an.
for IS ~ WV P'' ''"r' o",ics
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

4 Blunt Epifaph.-In Luton churchyard, Bedforshire
uncourty from he dead the living speaks as fol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08
YNHE SUBSCRIBERS TO rur Nrw Er,sco.,,

II 80 co"H'hihfks TO THE NEW Episcopal
'nohCh abont Ia be the CORNER Of a al orb
ess are q1es'ed To the FaIinsr Ranl Of Va ,ah.
sred OF the huihng Committee pei cent ON the .r,, ~ r.
% before tbs 10Th inst. on which day payment 10 !. r,l n,
the settle they have purchased " " ' WI
BE- nv orl., NJ ,,.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE $. is,s
"CoSBine" Ms Ercelirnev J.,

The Globe is expoundng and justying the OF
attacks upon Capt Tyler. We extract portion of its
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

80 BBLS. APPLES.
M BBLS. Rust's Apples, in prime order and
~ ~ well hned for sale by NJ. r.. WOLFE
= S-5t no IN. Mt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08
TnE DAYs OT qIEEN mAmY,

ONE THOUSAND PIECES NV pnee Calico fr sair lv g.,
- Feee' o. Jaid ~ c5 W MEREDITH
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18
NOTICE.

THAT have this DAY oought as the property of
Martin Harter, r ten sheep, one heifer, one plough
one wagon, one harrow, one stove, ore cubboarn,
one Grindstone, small brass kettle three Sc It's
of horse harness, and one bureau all of which
have left with him during my pleasure. of which
the public will take notice.
THOMAS MENDENHALL.
February A, ls4a-1l,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18
NOTLCE.

THE subscribefs have purchased at constable
sale as the property Of Jesse Meyer one bay Mare,
one Sled, one Sleigh, ole set Harness, all Of which
we have loaned him during our pleasure of which
the public will take notice.
COLEMAN & MILLER,
January, 2s Is4a-4e.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18
NOTICE. 4
NOTICE..

FWVHE Subscribers purchased at Constable sale
h On the s3d Jan. ls43 the following sold as
the property of Jefferson Meyer, in Bloomsburg the
following property to viz; one Bureau, brass mantle
clock one iron Kettle which property we have leit
with said Jefferson Meyer at our pleasure.
i. B. RUPERT,
E. G. BARTON.
Blocmsburg Jan. 20, $3.50
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18
john s. Wnsss, Clerk,
Csmmissioner's Office Danviile;
January 9th, ls43.

NOTICE t.
Gs hereby given, that have purchased as the
Hproperty of Michael Lemon, one horse Wagon,
onel horse, eighteea sheep, one mantle clock,
and have left the same in his possession during my
pleasure, and hereby caution all persons not to
take it from him either by purchase or otherwise
without my consent.
JONATHAN LEMON.
FebH, 1854
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18
PRINTING. e..,. =.
inc. blanks. and f1&+8

81 Fg PRINTING. a
Amount paid for Advertising blanks and N3@ S@A
/ salaries. -
do paid LII Tate GAM G ange wer,t 500 90 az sH& ~
do paid ". Best, salary and paper &c. 75S "A. 44Ef
do Henry Webb - = ,~s,.. "a IL =.
do Thomas Painter 4 go 90 2. NA+
do Manly Orrand I.ipincett for blanks, 10 90 ..ta1
dc. Charles Cook for advertising Q 50
sTA1ToF AIRY, FUEL AND CoF1TNGrNT, - ''a
Amount paid difeen, persons bills for l.f rFt-r,
stationary. fuel, contingencies re 1870 A
ASSESSORS PAY.
Amount paid the several Assessors for max
'E'4t ing the assessment and sepenpial @N.s
/, enumeration in the different ,own
~. -, 1oao .n
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18
STATEMENT
Ofou,standing debt due the County, JAM lst le43.

Balance due by Collectors viz .t'eet
In 1910, Abrahsm Robbins Fishing Creek sffd l3
obn McPp lie 4 4 y
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18
STATEMENT \

The Auditors ecsedo adjust and county
Of Columbia together with
the Of January 1912 until the 3s day of Deemb
b days inclusive and respectfully lay before the
Of Common Pleas the following agreeay the
7a and 2sd sections of of the General Assembly, passed 18th a
Of April 1924. y
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

Amdunt paid Christian Shuman in full on bridge
contract at shuman's Mill, in Mifiin tp soc
do paid William Bse, and co. in full on
bridge contract, across Gresncreek near
John Covanhoyan's in Orange tp. 3oe
do paid William Blee, 4 co. in fullon bridge
contract rear Hay m ans Mill in Green.
~ weed township oG
% paid Cornelius Cleckner in full on bridge
contract. Mellcks Saw nill In
Memlock Il Mt Pleasant, rsae 80.
10 paid Cornelius Ciccknsr ape. on bridge
contract at SeidletowH, in Bloom tp; 549
% paid Cornelius Cleckner, in full on bridge
eontract near James Snswbridses in X
Derry township 285
do William Cole in full on bridge contract
near Coles Mil, in Sugarloaf township 6S7
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

oTThe " National lnieiligencer " con.
iains letters from Mr.. Criltenden and Mr..
Ewing, in relation TO the charge made by
Mr.. John &. Spencer, that the Wings IN
Congress proposed to Mr.. Tyler, that if
he would not remoye his Cabinet, they
would consent to postpone the Bank bill
aud farther, that Mr.. Tyler wished TO de-
clare in his Message, his determination
not to be candidate, but was dissuadcd
from it by the Cabinet. Mr.. CrittenGcn
says no such proposition was made in his
piesence---as to the declining and as 10
the message he knew nothing Of it.
Mr.. Ewing goes more into detail, and
writes most biting letter-cuttlng up the
Gaping and MIR. J. c. Spencer by the
roots. We have not space for them
Ral. Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05
CONGRESS.

In the Senate, on the ooh ult., the Pres
ident laid before that body Il communica.
ton from the Secretary of the Treasury
Department covering a report relative 10
the coast survey with its progress during
the year.
The resolution submitted by Mr.. Ben
ton, calling on the President for informa-
ton relative TO the quintupe Treaty, came
up, when debate ensued in which Messrs.
Archer, Benton, King aud others partici-
pated, when the resolution was postponed
to Thursday next and was ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Wright submitted a resolution in
structing the Committee on Retrenchment
to report the number Of clerks paid out of
the contingent funds of The Senate the a.
mount paid each and whether a more eco
uomical mode cannot be adopted.
The joint resolution from the House rel.
alive to abolishing the restaurateurs (Grog
Shops was laid upon the table.
The Senate then proceeded to the con-
sideralion of Executive business.
In the Senate, on the 2isl, Mr.. Linn,
from the Select Committee to whom the
subject had been referred, reported a bill
to authorize the adoption of measures for
the occupation and settlement Of the Ter.
ritory of Oregon, &c.
Mr.. Linn submitted the following:
Resolued, That the President be requested to
inform the Senate Of the nature ar. extent of the
.informal communications which took place
between the American Secretary ofSta,e and the
British Special Minister, during the late negoti-
alton at Washington city, upon the subject OF
the claims of the United States and Great Britain
to the country west of the Rocky Mountains :"
and TO inform the Senate what were the reasons
| which prevented "Gny agreement upon the sub
| ject at present" and which made ii merpedient
TO include that sub eet among the subjects u for.
NAL negotiation"
Mr., Benton Submitted the following:
| Resolred That the President of the United
States be requested to Inform the Senate whether
the late Special Minister from Great Britain to
the United States made any proposition, informal
or otherwise, to the negotiation on the part OF
the United States for the assumption or guaranty
ofthe State debts by the Government Of the Uni
tod States to the holders of said debts.
Mr.. Allen introduced a resolution for
resembling the Gath rule of the Senate
which requires that body to sit with CLOSED
doors while ransactins Executive business
except treaties.
The rest of the setting was devoted to
the consideration of private bills.
In the Senate, on the 22d, after the pre-
sentiment of several memorials and petit
lions, the reception of reports from severa
committees and the Introduction ofresolu
tons by several Senators, the resolution
submitted by Mr.. Linn yesterday was ia
ken up. This resolution led to a short dc
bate, after which il was adopted.
/ The resolution offered by Mr.. Benton
yesterday was next taken up, and aiteI
some debate adopted.
The bill to indemnify Mai. Gen. Andrew
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05
THE BANKS.

Mr., Brown introduced in the Senate, on
the 22d ult., bill to prevent the Banks of
this State, suspending Specie payments.--
The opposition TO the Backs of this State is
Of such hostile character, and in great
measure uniustifiable, that the Register of
the Both ult. says it would not be surpris-
ed, if the Stockholders of the Bank of the
State, who were TO meet in General Meet.
ing on Monday last, were TO vote for a
Of their Charter. Should this
occurrence take place, which Heaven for
bid, the people will then see aud feel such
a pressure as few would like to see again.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

mended in some items it was read the third
time and passed.
Several Executive communications were
presented by the Speaker, when the House
adjourned.
On the esd, pursuant to previous notice,
the Speaker called the House TO order
precisely 10 o'clock, and although So had
voted for meeting thus early only Do mem-
bCrs were present.
great part of the sitting to-day was
devoted to private business and great
many bills passed.
A message was received from the Sem
ATE informing the Ilouse that it had passed
the appropriation bill.
the House adjourned over to Tuesday
to enable the members TO enjoy the Christ
mas festivities.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05
ElSs Of Letters
q 2 EMAINING in the Post Office at Charlotte,
z u on the LIST of January, l843.


EH on the LIST OF January, l543
Al A. Alexander, ]. ]. Alexander, Col. B.
w. Alexander. ]. 2. Adams, S. w. Allen. Mai.
Thos. Alexander, Mrs. L. Alexander, w. J. An.
dcrson.
BIS. W. Barring Q, W. NJ. Bigham, sam
Beryhill, B. F. Boyd 2, L. Barnett, d. NJ. Bar
inger.
C--Rsv. J. Cronin, A. Canody, w Cancdy, S.
L. Caldwell, l., Cau,dy, Mrs. NJ. Cook, R. II.
Garter, J Colb,tt, c. Il. Caldwell =, J. Cock
wright, +. Cuercr
D-L. Dinkens Miss W. II. Darnel
E--F. Emons, r. or A. II. Erwin.
F-MsS VI, A. Frew.
&C. H. Gray, Eli Griffin, w. NJ. Greer, A.
NJ Gault, And. Greer, w, G. Gray, Rev. ].
Griti6rd.
H-G. w Harris s. S. Harris, d. C. HAYNES 9.
II. Hipp, J b Hereford, W. Hipp, w. IL. Hagel.
ton, R. lIuddock
j. d. James, Miss NJ. Jones, Bait. Tr.
win, Dr.. p Jones, d. Johnston.
K-Mrs A. Kerr, J, A. King.
Id LeGwe R. Lemond, S. Linton, M.
Lummond, NJ. Lorety, w. Lucky.
NE. Martin, VI. McKelvy II. C. McGilvrav,
w, McComb, A. Mctiilvary, J. NJ McGinn, w.
II. Mellow ell, J NJ. Morrison ., J, Murry, ]. Ii.
NJ QUAY, J. Miller, J. S. Moore.
o.. S. A. Orr, J Ormond, J. Owens
P-J Porter 2, Col. Jno. w. Pottes, |. Parks.
S. Pettus.
R-M Robertson, G. Rodden, Miss II. A. Rop.
ers, w Raney, w. Rediset
S-Nss NJ. P, Springs 9, ]. Simpson 9, J.
Sluman, Mrs NJ, P, Springs, ]. Shelton, ].
Soorne, Miss L. A. Ship Miss A. Sterling, Jno.
Sluman.
T-Rcv C. R. Taey, w. D. Taylor, Mrs. M.
Terrence.
W. witherspoon, W. Williamson Q John
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-05

RThe Baton Rouge Gazette records
the death, in that parish, of Mrs. Ann
Scott, aged 90 years, and during 40 years
a widow. Ia her widowhood she was
" solitary and alone" having no friend to
share with her the "joys and SORROWS of
llfe." She occupied an humble abode and
subsisted on the fruits Of her own labor,
ploughiDg and planting, reaping and gar
nering for herself. A horse and faithful
dog were her only and constant compa.
mons, and when her spit took It's flight,
the dog seemed sensible Of the change and
deserted the silent mansion and has not
since been seen.