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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12

Il Despcteh.-A Washington cores
pondcn' Of the Phi!atcIphia Evening Mer-
curry writes:
a despatch has been received Of The
Department oi State. from The Sandwich
Islands. containing a formal aud strong
protest from their King, against the la,e
invasion Of The British, addressed TO all
Governments. inviting our and their in.
terporslon 10 check the illegal aud grasp.
ing spirit Of conquest which England Of
late years has adopted, without respect To
the comfy Of naions or deierence to the
Treaty s,ipula'ions which obligu'e her TO a
course entirely different.
The protest is drawn up in an able aud
manly style. setting forth in the strongest
and most popular terms the injuries in-
fictch by England. and appealing for
mediation in such language as must in
duce a warm and decided expression Of
sentiment by Other counlrics.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12
EAsehsla gouvt House, :. G.. !ul! 10, ts43.

.Norc Lynching-The ST. Louis Ga
xet:e O; i:e 2ls; ul,. contains the follow
ing particulars Of most Infamous viola
: iicn o. lhe law.
.B5eatirg Opcn Of a Prison hy The Peo
: Pi,-Desta Of Marderer.-Wc are in
!ebted 20 Mr rrIm. clerk o! the late
steamer Weston, Tor par'icr!ars OF re.
c"n, outbreak among the cilizens Of Farm
insron. ST. Francis county. Missouri, and
the forcibie seizure and execution by them
OF James Layton, u criminal confined ia
prison Of thu, county aud under scnieucc
OF death Cor the murder Of his wife some
two and half years ago. As many Of
our readers will rcco!!ect the murder was
pcrpc'rated in Perry county. and from The
appalling cnd fendish character OF the
deed. excited the most lively indignation
u the Community al lh- time. 10 lacl so
outrageous was The public mind. that in
order In secure the safety Of the prisoner,
and uphold the majesty Of the law. il was
deemed nccrssary to change the venue of
the court, aud the prisoner YVES accord.
inciv removed 10 the 81. Francis district.
where &c vas .ricJ. convicted, aud his
execution fixed for Saturday last. l7'h
In The interval. however. he had petition
ed lar respite until the first Monday in
September rcxt. 4 knowledge oil this
fact did not reach the prupcr authorities
until wirhia rwo days OF h, contemplated
death. and was consequently known hut
IN limited circIc Of HE citizens Of 81.
Eraccis. anu OF which those in It's vicinity
were nor n, all aware. Long before The
day which had hecu appointed for his
handing Glwncd. hun:red, had asSc.nh!ed
in the town. and by a'u O'Clock the crowd
numbered thousands and was rapidly in-
creasins. No preparations for the even,
being visible, the people became excited
aud h"vIuy no information Of The respite.
and fcarin: that justice was being cheated
out Of u,'sr righteous Offering through
fh, corruption Of the law, they made
sir M move toward the prison. where the
wa. con!ined. and beating down
all opposition they forced the prison doors
seized Layton-dfasscd him out ofh's
crll-crcc,ci galiows, and hung their
victim, after which they redceah!y dis
prrsei. No iniury was sustained by any
person during the excitement. Tn. con
gresa,ion is said 10 have numbered 5000
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no. "a

Interesting Meid,rt:-A carrier pigeon
a'ishied at The house Of the Hon. ,Wm.
| EarSail. in Canaan. Connecticut, on Mon
day afternoon. i7th inst, giving signs Of
hunger ard farisue.-And as Judge B.
never sends the traveller empty away, he
brought ont some wheat 10 his winged
visitor, which 1t very grcediIy ate from
his hand. While the pigeon was eating,
us legs were noticed TO be wrapped
with paper and on removing ,he banda
yes. they were found to contsin Mr.
Webs'er's oraiiou, delivered at the Bun
ker Hill celebration, wriileni on TWO
sheets of Iissuc paper. The Judge had
the pleasure OF reading the speech whilo
the bird was satisfying its hunger and re-
gaining its strength, and then replacing
The tissue bouts of The faithful airy mes
scnser, il took a rapid flight 10 the west.
Great efforts are making in This city by
some Of President TyIer's friends to in
ducc him TO select Gen. Cass rs his. .Secre-
rotary Of Stare.-N. y. True Sun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12

address 10 he Soldiers Of n: ReroIa.
iioo.-The following c!oguer, aud appro-
pfiute address was delivered Ly Prcsi.
dent Tyler, on his rcccn, tour 10 New
England. to the surviving soldiers Of the
revolution, nj the State ,iouse of Mas
;s:ausoIis, on the morning of the l7th nj
June. previous Ia the moving OF the pro-
ceSsion 10 The bar,le grouuj Of Bunker
lli!l:-
I'cnntralt Mcn:-No incident anon.
The many which have gra'ifrd me in my
journ.y to The easlit,l batrc ground Of the
revolution has afforded such sincere and
heartfelt, pleasure rs your presence here
to-day. The survivors of ,ha; glorious
Struggle Of independence. which vas
commenced at Bunker 'lill. you have
been spared 10 witness The fruits nf Jour
toll and blood IN rhc csiab!iiimcu. OF
.nnr cuun,ry's fre:dum oni uninn.
Ti,e services you performed are far, "r-
y a. hcyorh hlman estimate or earthly
praise. ThcY lr", indeed. too glnri"u-
ard signal ior coninr generations Of men
.var - perform. IUr- ,.1r!r aud hc:nic
deed, ~ he tented icli led 10 lie dis
mcmbcrmcnt q empire aud the es:ah
l,hmenl of rcI utl;ca" s;v"rnments.
Touonc Of us. in tbs r;1y, % the op-
poruni'y given. 10 feel as you ..li, TO D.
as yon acted, and no, brass nor marble
can adequately convnylo unburn nations
your virtues, sour sri'rrinse, your glGy.
The gratitude of seventeen millions o
frccmen-,l,e heating hearts Of This great
nation arc now yours. ami when. in i
short time, Sou shall have Withdrawn
frnn our final lovc and ourS'rctchcd arm:
--frnm our mortal errrcr Of glory, ~ un
fading aud IMMORAL Donors or high
Then, venerable patriots, then. done shall
this our beloved country become you
nonlmont. aud her gratitude inscrihc OF
ynur Tomb, in crirorh TO which none hu
the companion, Of Washington are emit
lied.
lako you warmly By the hand. anc
shall pray never, thar you. closing days
mny be ms serene aud happy as your liz
was honorable aud glorious Again
,ree' you witt, The love aud gratitude OF l
whole nation!
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The undersigned will commence their Mis-
siopary 'abors.
On Saturday before the I'd Lords Day in
July. AT Sloan.
On Saturday before the Sd Loid's Day i'll
July. a, Fellowship.
On Saturday before the Iii, Lords Day IN
July, at Mountain Creek.
On Saturday before the 5th Lords Day III
July, nj Damascus.
0n Saturday before the 1st Lords Day in
August, at Good Hope.
On Saturday tcf,re the Cd Lords Day in
August. at LiiiIe Stevens Creek.
On Saturday before the I'd Lords Day ~
August: al Chesuni HILL
On Saturday before tie i;h Lords Day in
August, nj Sister Sprinss.
Each meeting will continue cue week II eli.
cumslancrs favor it.
z. WATKINS.
JOS. NORRIS.
May. is43.
The undersigned will commence ineis Mis-
sionary lnbors
On Saturday before The ID Sabbath in July.
IL Salem.
On Saturday before the Sd Sabbath in JHly
u, Red Bank.
On Saturday bcGorc.,hc 9Th Sabbath in July
ut Clouds creek.
On Saturday before the 5,i, Sabbath in July
al Bethel.
On Saturday before the Is; Sabbath in An
gust, at Rocky creek.
On Saturday before the End Sabbath in .Au
gust at Sards.
On Saturday before the 3rd Sabbath in hu
gust. at Lexington.
On Saturday before the 9TH Sabbali, IN An
gust, ct Clouds creek.
WM. WATKINS.
JAMES r. PETERSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-23


Peall We are relacttns 10 attribute improper
mo'ives to our opfopen,s; but We cannot bgk
question their sincerity. ii view of The faets
that the Tariff Of lS4a ierins lighter duties Oh
most pr The principS1 Articles than that oE Is2 &
ef that Of 1928 M thai of 1882, JoF one o. rsofs
ef seheh many II ihf4sslsts sissrfally rsitd -ana
parsieularly in yiew qf The addtli6nal and stri-
kang iact. that, alsaeqgh they alare lhcir hossil
~ io ne Law.of l6@s On me ground that /. has
100 is'lle relefe9eS toTeyenue, and that il recog
n'zes TOO broadly9Ethe psiReipla IL protection.
theJ Voted against duty Oh ia and eegse; which
are nos,-preteeiire Rrlicfes--a dRsy which would
have yielded resenus 81 about four millions Il
dollars, and which had il been imposed. would
have justified rsdactish % that extent Of IN.
duties on The protaeisd articles. Opposed 70 Tia
imposition Of DUTIES On articles. which. coming
into competition with ~ domestic prodnetiee.
would have been exclusively for reyeuuc, ard
thus compelling The majority of Congress, ~
that opposition. III give the principle IL proges,
tien, ID the Law VI 1912, broader basis aud a
wider scope--wish what propriely can they
now compton, thai thatLa is3loo protective
in It's character, snd has 100 lts5le reference 10
revenue IN is pFSElsions.s
We have already devoted more space 70 this
subject than may be deemed proper in an Adj
dress in which 80 many Topics must be necessa.
Tity uiScusseu-auUf We therefore Abruptly DIS
miss il, with single additional remark. The
truth Of which capHot be denied, and the force
OF which cannots Do evaded That remark i
this.-Hthzl the position upon which the Wing
party.pf Virginia have planted themselves upon
this question, impfs Ensbleps III is, Is otifsd bs
The opinions Of sus Prssideai fio1, Washington d
Yum Bursn ineiusirs weight Of authority, which
from rs unyaryiHg uniformity, 10 all times, shd
under all circumstances, and concurfed 10 b,
men 81 all parties embracing The very extreme
Of pollica: opinion and Of party position. 9p.
speals. with resisiless force. 81 the judgment, as
we'll as 10 The patriotism, of the American Pee
H pie.
II being obsiJuA that The Federal Constitution
designed Mat the resources Of the Federal Gov.
eminent shoulllbe derived exclusively frem
Imposts and Direct Taxaiion--e or both III
the Representatives, Of The people might, ID ihsii
wisdom, select--the Wing party protests A.
gainst The policyer she justice of regarding end
treating the proceeds Of the sales OF The public
lands which 'shelonEto the States IS rsvfss,e
Hence, they ayoW themselves infavor Of giving
10 the fund arising froGn the sale Of those lsnds
its appropriate and proper destination. Thi,
can only be effected byethc
DisTRiB0TioH on THE LAED FuHD.
| Conelasion in our nsrt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-23

Il. & 4 =
MURDER AND SpIcIDR.3- We learn from
jamestown that q murder was committed
at that place Yesterday. BY Alvil Cornell.
upon the person or his wife He was
shaving himself al d glass, bis wife siitid9
in The room with him, when he came up
behind her aud col her throat with she
razor. She instantly rose. clasping the
wound With her hand, and walked into
an adjoining apartment. where she fell
and expired. He tben cut his own throat,
but In slch a manner that il is uncertain
whether he will survive tie wopnd.
He expressed His qualification at bav,
ing committee the aci, and 10 The indiyid.
Iual who first came into the room deliver.
ed OPP the razor, and requested bim' q
give the Finishing strcke Mr. Cornell
was foFmeTlyspossfnaste at Asbvllle. and
during last sfmperiresided al this place
and assisted ID teaching The village school
Since then BIZ has been 10 Michigan, aud
returned only about ten days since. II i
generally supposed be was laboring nadef
species OF arrangement. 10 turns Of which
be has been Aubjsct for several years. H.
had aip interesting wife and family Of chill
dren. and the melancholy circumstance
kcreate much feeling where they are
kpo wn.
we understand be was alive last eve
ming, and ths physicians think there !.
somet hopes Of MS recoterv.
. [AIaysriiIs SEutiasl FEB 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-23

The attemplto get up any sympathy Tor
Messrs Wise and Cushing. in conse.
quence Of their rejection BY The Sensle,
viii utterly fail. The case lies in mol
she'll. They were, ihroughouLihe 9th
Congress. The constant. zsaio1s. untirsng
advocates and defenders Of the President
and bis, Administration (They were
promised. during that limes By the Presi-
dent and bis Administration. office. Al
the end Of thefierm the promise was re-
deemed-for services rendered. Office ,cos
rendered. The Senate rejected the bar
gain. In what. does The case under con.
sideration. differ from that Of hired ad.
vocats who receives.a fee for bis defence
Of his CLIENT And are 20, the Senate
right IN thus ihwariing the designs 81
those who would make the high offices d
the Goyerpmsntrswerds for personal aad
political devotion 10 those in powerl
\. [.flsxandria Gassla.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-23

The heirs Of one OF our Oldest and
,wealthiest citizens who died few weeks
back. % taking Possession Of bis house.
di.coyercda lsrgerum Of money ofWhich
they lad 20 previous knowledge v haIev-
Ter. They continued their researches I'M
i'll thslsum Of one hundred thousand dol.
lars was collected (oi which there u no
account left by The deceased. part 10
bank bills, but the larger portion in checks,
one, two, and three years old. upon our
city banks--not csftifet-and yet every
dollar pr Which was paid on presentation
Il the different banks Such windfsIls
are FaFf enough, [F X ameriean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-23

A/Young man. during the FIRST yeats Of
hisIenGrancc into company. should direct
biz eGbrfs and attention chiefiyio women.
Among them be shsuld spend bis Tins,
7and with them should become as famil-
lar as possible. i is BY intimate society
with accomplished women. that men be-
come accomplished. Polished women are
Ike the l0adsione. which not only attracts
the steel which cones near. bot i'm
parts % il, It's own attractive p0we. !
Wen, like chameleons, take their hue
from what they lie on. We catch from
their spirit bYa sorl Of magnetic CON
Emunicslion, those namslsss grscss watch
no methods leach.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-23

The SWEETNESS or NATURE -Sarely
there il noibfng in the world short Of tbs
most undivided reciprocal attachment,
which has such power over the workings
Of the human heart, as The mild sweet.
ness ofnatufe. Tie most ruffied tenn.
per when emerging from the town. viii
subside into acalm at the sighi Of a wild
stretch III landscape reposing in the twi-
lightof fine evening. i is then The
spirit Of peace settles upon the heart, un-
felters The thoughts. and elevates the soul
10 the Creators Il is then we behold the
Parent 3of the, universe il his works We
see bis grandeur 10 earth. sea. and sky
we feel his affection in the emotions which
they raise, and halt mortal, half etherea-
Islized, forget where we are 10 HE anticipa-
lFon ofwhat the world must be. Of WHICH
thisloyely earth il merely a shadow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-23

n .Nobts Boy about forinightsince.
as two lads. DIE aged ihitteeo. the other
eleven. so1s .! Mr.. Edyard Godfrey, 81
Yves, Point, we're skating upon the Hud.
son, The eldest 10 passing over place
where The ICE was thin. broke through
and sunk. he rose 10 the surface aid
Struggled with thsA ice. which broke With
him for awo BIZ three rods. AS 5000 as
the youageriad, who bad gii1ed 4 dis
lance down lhe sifer. Nssw The condition
bis brother vas 10, heN has!eneg 70 his
rescue, and With much presence of mind
called cut. Don s.be alraid, Bvb. Itil gel
sou out" lie skated IS NEAR IS il was
prudent 10 do--shen stripping of bis 1T
lie overcoai. mad laking Il bB She end d
the sleeve, be Esy down upon the ice and
swung II Quito lis brolher. vh5 caught
hold 81 il and was dawn safely out.
Young Is The lad is, De has savsd iva
boys from wasefy grave; ore abbnl !
year since. Such sets>S0i coulnesa snd
6rOtheriy kindness should not I'd bniAc.
ticed. II any SIN 81 one Of 'nalures
nobleman" merits place ia ibe YES
Poin, Academy Ibis same lille JosepI
GodfIcy Is entitled 10 il.
IN! 7. JCurnai C,,nnszree.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-23

WHAT is HAPPINESS 7--Lel j man have
lallihe world can give him, he ID still mis-
cradle \ he has a groyelling. undevoled
mind. Let him have bis gardens. bis
fields, bis woods, bis lawns, for grandeur,
plenty ornament and qualification; while
at the same time God is not in i'll his
thoughts. And let another have neither
field NOR garden, lei him only look d "a
ture with an enlightened mind-a mind
which can see and adore the Creator
In all his works--can consider them as
demonstrations oi bis power, bis wisdom,
Ibis goodness. and his fruth-ihis raf i
greater as welias happier. in bis Poverty
than The other 10 his riches TIE one d
little higher than beast-the other lii.
ile lowsr than an angel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-23

From January 1897, to Jan. le4l,
The receipts were S62 500 i0l
fThc receipts from this source
having run up from elsrea millions
ii 1897 10 sixiesn millions in
1851
From he Public La6ds, iE the same
period Of years 2O,sVO,oe
-
Making The ordinary revenue Of Mr..
Van BuFens term S55,uOt0U
Tolhese Y-THREE MIL
LIoSSn from the ordinary sour
ces, add HE foregoing sum fsom
extraordinary sources 5l,SI5,Ou
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-23

Additional sym aecruing from Jan.
Il l., 1887, 70 March 4, l6tl, from
other than ordinary sources, Bank
Of lie United States, &c.
When the exsfavaeance Of The party
ran beyond lie income Of the
Treasury, 50 q 70 require the lsh
inslalment 70, he States 10 be
withheld, Treasury notes we're au-
thofxed, and these were issued du-
ring The 1 years up 70 the 4lh
March, fs4I, 10 The amount Of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
~.
SEARS WONDERS OF THE WORLD,
In Nature. Art. and Mind.

TINS is decidedly OF the m0st beautiful aHd
volumes YoUNG PEOPLE especially ever issued from e
American Press We should like give readers ieW
extracts from H. with Of the numerous pictorial
embellishments with which adorned; but we found we
We Will therefore recommend all who want OF work
of permanent and aluone that will re and prove
useful In the family circle when the ephemeal trash OF the
la has passed away and is orgotsn-to purchase these
Wonders One OF the Rev Of this work, IL late
New-York Pager appropriately remarks: . The Ancen5
boasted of their SlrES WONDERS, but MI Searss and
invaluable work viii prors that we oders can boast OF
our EioU SAND WONDERS
= Each the above works is beautifully printed and
illustrated and az in richly onamented bindings highly
adapting them IS splendid presents for young people.
pE AGENTS WANTED throughout the country. Adj
dress Z. WALKER CO., II Fulton ST. New ork City.
Ciergyn-n, superintendent and Teachers of Sabbath
Schools, . Agents OF Newspapers and Periodicals, III
Postnastes and Booksellers Throughout The country
pectfuy requested Agents The liberal
per centage allowed 10 all who engage in the sale of
SEARS POPULAR PICTORIAL WORKS.
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MARRIED.:

At Columbus CO.. on the 2s,h u!t. HENRY WILSON soncf
Judge Wilson, editor steubenville Herald to VIReiSA
eldest daughter COL Samuel Medary, editor of the Ohio
Statesman
At Rochester, DAVID BURBANK, of the firm Of Burbank
20 OF that city Lucy ANN, daughter Of James Brown,
Esq. OF Providence. X. |
AT Danyille (Pa the jth inst CHARLES C. Cook, editor
of the Danville Democrat, to HARRIET HALL.
At Philadelphia, Lieut.. J. MADISON FRArIEY, U. s " 10
ELIZA A daughter of James NJ. Hart.
At Llepersville, Delaware county, (Pa) THOMAS NJ.
SMITH Esq of Inicum ELIZABETH c. daughter Of the
Hon. George c. Leper
Al Hanover Mass on the 18th Gen JAS. D. THomr-
soS, Of y ew- bedford TO Louisa r. FARHHAM.
AL Providence, the 1ith HENRY CALENDER Esq.
Of Boston toADELISE JONES adopted daughter Of Gen Mar
TN Stodd,d, OF this city
AtSt Lou Me- on the 5h INST Rev. PETER r. MISARD,
Rector of St. paus Church, 10 Mrs. NARY D. DoaS.
Al Utca or the 18th inst. GEORGE W PINE, Of Ams:er-
dam Montgomery county LucY daughter OF the late Col
Angel De Ferrere, OF Wampsirle, Madison CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
III.
SEARS,S BIBLE BIOGRAPHY Z.

From Tie Nelr- York P0ughkeeDsts IsEegTaPH.
Among III. multitude of Books various IN their en-
as in their external appearance, wca issus
from the press pleasant point 10 OF real cdtus ana
upeyceptionable in its letter and spirit but sautary IN rs
and influence Suoh the book 70 which we you'd
ian raIsp and guaians who are soicous for the moral
welfare Of tIe children and wards This work contains
mentioned in ;r scptuTes from Adam John the Baptist
with sketch Of human life Of the ana hisSe
interesting the Chran the whole u;fst @ BY about
(, bandsoms bound in clsh and gilt and sold al the low
price of So 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

piiaples ernptons 5Oches scursy moIphe heat sPots
ness and darkness skn This is of the mos;
remarkable chemical dseEvsIss &c Its sIn9ilsn: and
who use recommend il. One cake, 50 warrant
to answer Al ordinary purposes and Is TO be had genuine
way Agents Milk street Boston, 70 ChesGu. street, PM
sdspha; Gray poughke-Qse; Toaser Rochester, Myers,
r1inn NeMark dis %
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
ii ED:

On First day morning, l7h inst. ELEANOR KENNY, relict
OF the Daniel Kenny, of Baltimore, in the s0h OF her
age.
AZ Rhirebeck y. Y. the 10th inst. LOUISA NJ.
of William S. Cowles, Esq. aged % years.
AT Wells Vermont, the ls INST. after painful illness
Nj AMOS BowE, father Of the publisher OF the Herkmer
Journal aged IS yeats. de native of Midd etown
but removed Wells than fifty years ago, when that
gioa but very slightly settled IL sustained through lie
character OF upright citlzenas onoTed from time 70
time by hs with repeated marks OF confidence and
esteeand his exit Will be long and deeply msurned by
attached circle, who best knew his manly qualities, and the
stern integrity of his heart and life.
ASereca Falls the Is, inst Hon. JACOB L. LARzELEnE
the 10th year of his The deceased OF the FIST
settlers Of Senec. Falls He there In 1885, when It was
yet wilderness Previous that he had been Surveyor OF
that Military tract He surveyed extensive tract OF land
near Buffalo when there but houSes.where that CITY
stands aud he assisted in raising the first house in e
village oflth8ca.
AZ Cncnnati Mr. P. P REA late Of the publishers of
the New.Orleans Commercial Bulletin, as. d 49,
at Topsfeld Mass SAaiUE HOOP soldier OF the Rero-
luton aged 81.
At NeI9bur; rort, on the 4th INST Capt EZRA LOWELL
soldier of the Revolution, ased 81.
At Lyme, CT JAMES GREENFIELD, soldier Of the Revo
luton, aged %.
At ashnGton City on the 18th inst. CHARLES w COLDS
BaouGB Esq chief OF the Bureau Of Provisions and Cloth
lug OF the Navy Department. ana OF the Oldest and
respected residents OF \" ashington.
the village Of North White Creek, Washington County
\. y, Lucy ANN, daughter of Dr. Oliver and Thankful T.
Cook, the 6h ase. Print in Connecticut will
please publish.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
DISASTERS,

BRro SParrAN-The Forrest at Chares,on fell IN on ths
oath ulr lat SO TO- long 25 with the brig Spartan OF Port
land abandoned at had about feet water IN The hold ara
was loaded with astsr appeared have been abandoned by
off hy ONE vessel passing the long boat was gone
MUfiNy-An Italian named Pock, seaman on board tie
y.na delivered over TO the proper authorities being charged
by Capt Gouldng with attempting mutiny rel 70 ooel
the vessel while Another named Joe also I'M
pcaed the above charges escaped after the '>e eace
he city before he could be arrested Recorder Gnois, after
examining Pock admitted him bail in the sum Of SlOOO
es 0 New 1eans Herald, Dec /.