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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

3 Prof BRoNsoN and Mr. Nash will be again
IN Newark Free Church this evening, at o'clock,
when, besides the Lecture on Elocution and Music,
with dissection of the Manikin, there will be six or
eight Songs and Recitations. The Vapor Bath will
be exhibited and their uses explained
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

C7 The AMERlcAS MUsEuM has the richest and most
diversified attractions N the city See Bulls and Advertise
Uents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

ACcIDESr.-A boy i'll the employ of Summons &
Park being lear-sghed walked through the seattle OF a
gars Printing establishment to-day aud Was So badly nure
that he is not expected TO live.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
EVENING EDITION
MONDAY, 24 O'CLOCK, Pn
Gown Elections.

BRooME County has gone all Wh,-.
Wing to too Van Buren, Supervisors :
year, three Wing to eight Van Buren.
IYhig T6,cnS notc mr.,
Barker, CoitssiiI-, Triangle. sud-
Cheuango, L,sls. F-stsl, Upon:,
CoakliEs, Nau'tcoke, Windsor-9.
LEWIS Co. has elected s Wing to 6 Loon :
pervisors-same as last year, out BY "a, ~ -
vote. The Wings gain one in West Turn /, :,
votes and lose one in Martnsburgh by ,,so r...
Denmark l35 Whig majority; Lowyille &
TIoeA Co. has chosen 3 Wing Supervisor
Owego, Spencer and Nichols; Berkshire ;.
Supervisor, The rest of the Wing ticket els..,
5 towns Loco. Last year, only two Wb;,I
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

U. S. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Before 5. RAPELJE
Esq Commissioner.
LARCENY AT SEA.-John ]. Smith, steward of the
ship Petersburgh from Liverpool, examined charge
of puroinng gold watch from Chinese board named
Gees:yes. For want Of evidence he discharged
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TONILLONNERS AND
MIElEIEIRS.

yE7llE subscriber having purchased the igh, OF
4 erecting and vending in North Carulins, the
PATENT SMUT MACHINE, respectfully IN.
tortus Milofs and the owners Of Mills in Mecklen-
burg and CabaTrus counties. hat he IS ready to
attend to any orders be may receive for said Ma
chimes. This Machine surpasses any thing Of the
Hind ever offered 10 the Public. Wheat which IS
thoroughly impregnaied with Smu, and other
Il H. together with garlic, is at once rendered pure
and clean, GU, of which the hes; Flour can be
manufactured. lie has put mp several in Lincoln
county which have given entire satisfaction
Their durability and saving OF labor in the prep.
araiion Of Wheat for use will rendcr them a sal.
liable acquisition 10 those interested 10 making
good Flour.
Persons wishing to avail themselves Of the ben
eft OF this Machine, will please inform Mr.. T, ].
fiolon, Charlotte, who Will transmit al orders 10
me. GEORGE M0STELLER.
Lincoln County, N. C., Nor %, 543 off
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Just Published.

yEtIlE Proceedings of the Safety Committee OF
~ Town Of Wilmington dining the years l774.
l77j and l776, with the Joint Proceedings Of the
Committees Of the Counties Of New Hanover, Du-
pin, Onslow, Baden, Brunswick and Cumberland
embracing matter of the most interesting char
actsr, connected with the early history Of the Re
voluIiou, that cannot fail 70 CRAFTY the nhabiarts
Of those counties, as well as the cit.zens of the
State Of North Carolina OF large.
The Pamphlet coltlins IS pages, neatly up
and covered, the postage Of which Will not txc cd,
20 ccnts 10 any Post Office in North Carolina
The price i Fifty Gents for single COPY. Four
Dollars for Ten copies; and Thirty Dollars fol
One Hundred copies
O-Gers addressed 10 Thomas LoFing, O'Iice o.
The Independent, Raleigh, accompanied With
the Cash, will be promptly attended to, and h.
Pamphlet forwarded by Mail, or Otherwise, as
may be directed.
Editors in North Carolina are requested to in.
sert the above aud receive copy Of the work IL
payment
Raleigh, Jan. J. 1874 1y
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FENlllS preparation has now tood the test Of
N several years trial, AID isscpnhdently re-
commended a safe and efectual medicine for
expcillnE worms from the system. The uncxam.
pied success that has attended its administration
in every case whore tho patient was really oil G
ted With worms, certainly renders il worthy the
aticntion Of the Public.
The proprietor has made il point TO ascertain
tie results of it's use in such eases r. came ais.
in lis knowledge and obse:ya.ion--and helinya.
ruby found It 10 produce the most saiuafy fleets
net unfrcqucnily AFTER nearly all the ordinary
prepafstions recon ncndcd Tor worms had been
previously resuricd 70 Without any permanent adj
vantage. This fact is atestcd by the certificates
aud statements Of hundreds Of respectable per
sons IN different parts Of the couniry-snd should
induce families always 10 keep vial Of the pre-
parali1n il their possession. ii is nild 10 its op.
Grafton, and may be administered .,grlh perfect
safety to the most delicate infant
For sale at the Drug Store, BY
d. OATES, Sole Agent.
aug. 2 1913. Gn
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Valuable Lands
FOR SHE.

4 VIII CIItf l0T s1C 20 me
hishcs bidder, at the res.
idence Of Margaret Russel, on d credit OF twelve
months, the various tracts Of land belonging 10
the estate of James Russell, deed. lying in the
different counties Of Union, Cabdrrus and StanIy,
VIZ
One tract, known as part Of the Wilson lind,
lying in the county of Cabarrus, bounded by The
land Of Charles +. Sehorn and VIM. Morrison,
containing 49, acres.
Also, three lots in said county, known as the
hisor land, containing lis acres.
Also, one tract, Oh he waters Of Muddy Creef,
likewise IN said county, joining the land Of Al
pbon2a Carmen audothcTs, continuing 1l6 acres.
Also, IN the county Of Stanly, one tract known
the IIaEky land adjoining the land Of Madison
ShnE and others, containing 100 acres.
And IN the county Of Union, trac. Of land,
known as the Jingle tract, lying on Duck Creek,
adjoining the land Of Sutton Williams and others,
containing $50 acres.
Also, another tract in said county, likewise on
Duck Creek, known as the CloIts tract, joining
the land Of VIM 7. Muse and Henry Clouts, con
tHining I27 acres.
Also, tract on Crooked Croek known as the
Hiker land, joining Inc land Of james Kennels
and VIVA. Phillips containing 2ls acres.
One trac: on Rocky river known as tie Toa
land adjoining Robert Biggars's land, containing
10 acres.
one piece on NJ Coils Branch adjoining the
land Of Jacob ana Henry Long, containing I00
acres.
One piece on the waters Of Goose Creek ad.
joining the land OF Adam Clouts aud others con
taiuing more than roo acres.
Good security vill b. required Of purchasers
c. NJ P. McCAULEY, c. ME
March J, s44 TIC Price adv S. So
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K0Wand's Improved Tonic
MIXTURE
iof Fever ant Ague. D. OATES
Aug u, 1913 l5uf

EnALDNESS.-BALM OF COLUMBIA. for
N 81 the hair, which will stop il if falling out. or
restore Il on bald places and on children mate il
grow rapidly, or on those who have lost the hair
from any cause.
All NERMIN that infest The head Of children
10 schools, are prevented or killed by i, at once
Find The name of Comstock & Co. on il or never
Try e Reminder his al,oays
for sale in Charlotte, n. {. by B. Oates and T.
j. Iiol,on IN Salisbury by G. b. Wheeler; in Lex.
iogion BY j. I. Mabry in Grccnsbotou- h by J.
q X. Sipan; in Fayetteville BY J. a. M'Rae IN
YolhyllIe, 5. G. By Comhloek & Cu'a arent.
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- NJ i1e House of VIM. T. Slit, in Providence,
three small tracts Of land Of about iOaeres each,
Joining each other, and the lands of the laie Thos.
Rca the late Prudence Mckee and others--iirst
rate land.
Ga wednesday the l7lh, by the same authofi.
~, ! will sell at Tile late residence Of d. j. ID.
Orr, three tracts OF land, formerly owned by said
Dr. Orr. for the benefit OF PARTITION among his
heirs at law.
Ga Friday the 1911, l viii sell, at Davidson Col.
lege, three tracts OF lasJ in tic ueighborhood Of
Davidson College, belonging 10 Joseph II. Giles
pie, minor and sold ior his benefit, BY a decree
from the Court OF Eunlty.
On the same authority, will sell at the Colrt
House in Charlotte, on the 22d OF April, the Mon.
day Of our County Court, the following valuable
lands, viz
Ono tract Of i3s acres formerly owned by
Robert Watson, yiug on Cata9ba River and
known as the Scots ferry tract joining the lands
OF +. Caihey and }. Irwin.
Oae tract of about $50 acres, lying on Nc
Michaers Greek, Joining the lands OF David Lees,
Amos T. Alexander. David Chambers and others
One tract containing 3I3 acres formerly own.
ed by Ira Alexander, now Lunatie, joining thC
lands of Jas. Wilson, Wilson Wallace and others
One tract Of 40 acres lying on little Sugar
Creek. joining the land Of Lewis Dinkins, John
NJ. Parks, John Campbell and others.
One tract Of 2fJ acres lying on the South side
of Sugar Creek. joining the lands Of Hugh Ilar-
Iis, thcylate VIM. Cocks mill tract, and others.
One tract Of All acres joining the LANDS Of
Martin Icehower, W. Morrison, T. J, lIolton and
others on the Camden road > miles from Charlotte.
Two Valuable lots in Charlotte, With good
two story dwelling house and necessary out hous-
IS, known by Nos. 1913 and 14l, known as
Mrs. Nowand's lots, on Trade Street, near the
new Court house.
Also, one house and lot, formerly owned BY
Mrs Cook, known BY No. 20, joining the new
Court house.
All the above lands will be sold on Credit Of
10 months, the purchaser giving bond and ap-
proved security.
D r. DUNLAP, c. NJ Z.
March 5, ls44. Price adv Sill t29
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NOTICE.

FsNHE subscriber baying taken ont Lotters Of
= Adminl-t'atlgu on the estate q Jacob Nil.
ler, deed. 10 hereby a9tiiy al! persons having
ciGims against sane estate u present them 10 the
administrator duly authenticated within the time
prescribed BY las, CT t!s notice VII! be plead in
ba. Of their recovery.
J. NJ EARNHANDT, Adm'r.
FsJ. p, 1874. ~
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THE NEW MIR ROIe,
Eyery number embellished with
A Beautiful Steel Engraving.
EDIrED BY q ?. NoRRis AyD \. ?. Willis.

REASONS FOR TAXING I'nE NEW MIRROR
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gwen N the course Of the year.
The literary contents are the freshest and best
tha, can be furnished BY the experienced taste
and industry Of its editors
The type and piper ire not eKcelled BY those Of
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A splendid lyok 70 Jiai and preserve is in your
hands at the close Vi the year, containing every
thing ofCurruut iatefest worth remembering, and
many invaluable gene OF literature and art.
A deilshfd uisttOr 10 yoar family eiIcts lis such
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ByHe year each nu,njer cost but fire pence, tho
there are IN II sixteen pages Of the choicest mat
ter, and picture such could not be bought
sngly at tho print shops Tor less than two shlngs
II tciu cot 30u nothing 10 send yoar subscription
as pOsindsters are authorized 10 enclose II 10 the
editors postage ire.
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NOT ZOE.

A IL persons having claims against the firm
IA of Freeze & Sui, CT Freeze, Still 81 Co.,
are requested 10 present them 10 the subscriber
At the old stand Of Freeze & sill, ~ or before
the 18Th It March next. Il would Be desirable
u all the creditors could present their claims be-
fore that day to the subscil5er a. lis own house,
50 that be may be resdg ioT : distribution Of tie
trust funds amongst them on tbat day
WA. y. lr.LLON, Trustee.
Feb &C. 1874 t24p
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o ALL TIE WORLD VINO USE LEA.
THEIR IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TASNIN.
OR. LEATHER RESTORER. ANEW c,
hiICAI UISCDVTRy

OS, LEATHER RESfDRER. MEM CHE.
MlCAL DISCOVERY.
VEOST people know. that skins and hides nro
WE converted into leather by the use Of Tan.
nIn extracted from certain barks, &c when the
force and strength Of the Tannin is worn out,
leather becomes dfad hard, dry brinie, crGeksd.
Covered NTH ernst, Sr. rms All KNOW
To restore then LIE, sef'Rcss, nyistnfss, strength,
sHoothHfss and remove oil crust, iiy or blis'ef--
rtsiore The faRsia This substance the leather
never can receive the second time but the whole
virtues Of II are in this article, the OIL OF TAN
SlN-which penotfaios the Aiiilost and hardest
leather, IT it has been twenty years in use; and
II It Tears easily with The fingers, it mparts Al
once 4 strength that 10 utterly incredible until
seen. II becomes like ocw leather 10 al respects.
with delightful soilncss md polish, aud makes
all leather completely and perfectly impcfyious
TO wa,er--ghd particularly boofs, shoes, carriage
tops, hose, trunks, harness. and 10 fact oil things
made OF leather, giving splendid polish, even
higher than new leather his and at least doubling
its wear and durability, In whatever manner the
leather is used. These are facts.
Those who will may wear old shoes, groan with
corns, ride With old carriage l0ps have old harness
and throw thorn ngoy half used look filthy them,
selves and all about them, cxrend double what is
necessary for article. or leather 10 their hearts
content, Tor whit we care, # their pfcjudiccs arc
50 strong they will MOI try new discovery We
have 10 layofs 70 ask d ihom, they arc The great
cs, sufferers, and sc beg COT nobody's euston, or
patronage, Now, gentlemen, please yourselves
uJNone genuine unless with tho fac-simile Of
Constock 4 Go. FIR sale 10 Chafl1ltc, n. Z. Nv
u. Oates 10 ) .lisbuty by c. b. Wheeler; In Lex.
lng,on by J. I Mabry in Grccueborough by J. 4
II Sloan IN fayo,cyiIlcb 7 ia M'Rac; in York.
7lllo. :. g by Coms,oek & Cos agent.
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I'd HEUMATIsM and LAMENEss ,o.i,

~ TIT+I n ISW aud LAWENESS posiiIgc.
a y cured, and all shriycIled muscles and
iinhs aie restored, 10 the old young, By the IN
nIhN VEGETABLE ELIXIR AaD NRRyF All BOSE LIZ
iAENt--Ou' never without the name OF Comstock
& 10 on T.
For sale 10 Charlotte NC by n. Oates; in ga
Iis5ury By {. Is Wheeler; IN Lexington Inv
Mabryi N Grcensborough by J. & II. Sloan II
Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rae; ia Yorksillc 4 r
by Comstock 4 Cos AGENT.
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h ORSES that have Rug bone, SPAWN, Wind
IN N gals, &c. are cured - Ropts' Specific; aad
fOUNDERED horses entirely red by Roofs
Founder Ointment MARI this, Oh hofsernen
Tor sale ~ Charlotte, n. G. by b. Gates, in Sa
hssury By c. b Wheeler 10 Lexington by J. p
Maory II GrecnsborD1gh By J. IL X. Sloan; &
Fayetteville By J. A. MtRau: IN Yorkyille m
BY Comstock & Coz gent.
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The New Mirror is a HoUsliy in letters aud in
art II is a Sa,utd " paper, containing sixteen
superbly printed printed octave pages, enclosed
IN neat cover and costly aaI BEAUTIFUL steel
ENGRAVING. FlFrY-IwD of these are given 10 the
course OF the year--an experiment hitherto unat.
tempted either at home or abroad-iogcthcr with
eight hundred and lhriy-two closely printed pa.
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and very disproportioHed cost Of three dollars a
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and enriched with original papers from the Jtst
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OF romance and humour, gayetles and GRANTEES,
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No. Ann street near Broadway, Ny.
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MANSION HOUSE.

THynE subscriber having purchased Mr.. !. x
IL Hughes interest ~ the above EsIabnsa-
nient, tenders his seryices 10 the Travelling inb'
lie. Having for several years teen engaged IN
keeping Private Entertainment al Mount Mourne
in lrrdell county, he INDUCES the hope that he
has experience enough in the duties Of his bust.
ness TO endeayor to render comfortable all VINO
may bcsiow upon his House their patronage.
His TABLE shall alwaysbe we'll and plentiful
" supplied with every thing the country affords,
10 please and satisfy the palate Of an cpicnre.
Ills BAR will be found furnished with a choice
selection Of Liquors.
Ills STABLES shall be constantly attended by
faithful and attentive hosi!ers and supplied with
abundant proyendcr.
Charlotte, Jan ~, lsi3. i3l
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4. J. BoLToN, Aen-.
Chariepf. \ {
Absolute Curc-.H.
I'D, 1000 TS ri. l1s, az p ',..

IL We " WV fol- pfuyu HAlltN
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR lralasa
u nol onlT earcs quicker hu, gista 10 at-.pl
pain, uor leaves year. Ere is rosJaty I'D
cd harH.loss. $40 las been offered SIX o a
any n rsob Fetufuiug an cmpiy boz, and Hlf
thas oil aEaHy GA sulfuiiuz j. net e&tf4tta z
lev minutes, yct, not cue from ihaus4a4
ais since has claimed tAr bonut4 Psit14 z
'ous 10 guafd against general injgfiss al z
money, time, leisure sHd BE. and F'tggl "a
offspring tfom briug d. hgurrd rs lurg F'H
smallpox pus,uics, III possessing l. tgl4s
power 20 replace tho eqilu,ary otgaus 1y'aft
oAn DIP 90 By obtaining ,hig iaesiiB4 b. ,.it-
Many deeply burnt eases in the city cla f q.
snd one c1i,fc foes burnt over and w0le., q
distinct simeG IN The same epal while b.s. ri
IN M case can be traced he least c,taaHI
marx For all kinds Of hurts, ua fsp.d ~
elects, are siikc imeorisut even p86 f'r q
EXAMINATIONS end BROKEN URL Al
would be unknown The toilet and ran1Il
clearing The skin Of pimplcs. romrynr ls
vi. hud II Indispensable Once usiuR 3,
forever establish II the sovorcign HEAL q
qlasiIy Afer this aDiire, heads Of sr'nl
lowing torture for months and ultimately
lofted features, can never Woe away i,ge
lnslly altered by a disabled child, ior nes q
to triumph over FIRE.
For sale in Charlotte. y. C., BY n Os,r' 81
J. iiolion in Salisbury by G. u. wheeler Z z
ington BY J. r. Mabry IN GtcNnsborong' Z
q X Sloan IN Fayetteville by J 4 MAm-
i0fkYille, s. C. by Comktark X Goa arfrt
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w oRMs WORMS s.Aqraso rr
w llnadrrds Of Children and adults oil

NE ORMS WORMS S.Agru,a Iw.'
w Hundreds Of Children and adults Of. {.
yearly with worms, when some other cal.
been opposed to he the true ono.
u IS admitted by all doctors thlt scare 1n.
woman OF ehilo exists but are sopu,f or lsi.'F
hled With worms. anil III hundreds OF t.''' .
torclaic, auPpos,d icvet, scat,mina, rat,
other aillng carries III tie flowers ct tie D
family while in truth they die &c Worms (.
these could have been oradlcalcd IN d1y, 2' :,
use Of bottle Of kOLMSTOCk's VIM
tUGE, at the cost Of quarter Of a dollar
HfCaution Never buy this article unpN
has DR. kolmstock's vermifuFe hand'oo \
engraved on tho outside label, aud the in'''"'
Of Comstock & Co. !
For sale in Charlotte, n. {. b. II. OATES a' T.,
J. llolton IN Salisbury by G. y. Wheeler " Ii
tnrton By J. +. Marty 10 Gtensboralgn Y 4
a Il Sloan in Fayetteville BY ] A. u h."'
Yorkylle, S. C. by Comstock & Co.'S age'"
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a. observation-disclosures tom's's
~ Extract, There is no other pfcpai'',r.,
Slraparilla, that can exceed or equal this '.i
are sure 10 get Comstork's, YOU will mo " ~
riur to all others. II does not require puH''. Z
For sale in Charlotte, n G. by u. Oates a'T
J Iiollon N Salisbury By G. y. Wheeler " :, II
ington BY J. ? Mabry in GrccnsbofouFaa Z
4 X, soln 10 Fayetteville by J \, NJ
YofkYIlle. sc. by Coms,och & Cos aEeA"
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PLANTATION
FOR SIZE.

IpHE Subscriber od.Fs 6r sale
a,lS$yfAA :. The Plantation, On Nhi,h he
ESrTsishs formerly resided, known as John
ag3f&sSS Nc DonalI's, on the head wat, r d
Paw Creek, containing abou, 100 ncres. On the
premises is / r4hle good dwelling house aud
barn As Gold has been found on this land there
is no duub. Of the existence y ! Fein. For paFli-
culars, euqlirl Of John u. Kclr, on the prerises.
ANANIAS SING
Jan. II, le44. lb
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Narroatee Deeds for sale Ut tits Office.
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JUST RECEIVED, fresh supply Of
kOisnstOCk's XcrInifuge.

uueycr falling remedy Tor WORMS. together with
q general assortment Of Colms,ock's Medicines.
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Casa and Dcljrry Bonds for safe here.
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THE JOURNAL.
IMPORTANT LAMB SALES
0.y IL CREDIT.

II III' HIn
Tuesday The 10th Of April ~
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Great National Work.

VyAPPAN & BENNETT, No. ia, Washing.
IL ton street, Boston, propose 10 publish, by
subscription, in fourteen moathly numbers, al the
low price OF twenty five cents each number, the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-03-29
DIED.


In Guilford, Feb. ID, of iyphus fever, Dea Caleb
blanchard, aged 66.
In Putney, IL, inst. Mr. Willard Teuney, aged ~
In Putney, March 26, Mr. Horace Bliss, aged So.
Al Newiane, March 6, Nahum w. Eager, Jr.,
aged 10 years.
In jamaica, Feb 10, Mary Matilda only daugh-
ter Of John aud Rebecca Thayer, aged II months
and Is days.
10 Hinsdale. N. H., March 17lh, Pitts, son Of MIR
John and Mrs Esther Stearns, aged years =
months and days
At Choekopee Falls, Goth inst Lodisa NJ wife
Of Milton Adams, aged 49,
In Chesterfield, N. II March 10, Mrs Sarah
Stoddard, rehct of David Stoddard aged 81. Prin-
ters in N. II. are requested 10 notice
In Royalston, Mass, March 9, David Cook, a
revolutionary pensioner, aged o. Printers in VI
please notice.
In Wapole, on Sunday last, Mr. Stephen Rowe
Bellows, Of the late Josiah Bellows Sd, az. u
In Winchester, Feb %. of lung fever, Nehemiah
Healy, aged So.
In Fiizwlium, Feb II Mrs Euncc Foster, aged
30.
In Northfeld Mass, March 9, Obadiah Dickn
son, Esq, aged s6.
/ In Lisbon, N. n. Feb 26, MIR Milo Bennett for
merly of Dummerstou, VI. aged %.
In Greenfield, March a. Mr. Jarvis B. Prentiss
aged 40.
In Greenfield, March ~, Mr. Joseph Bascomb
aged 90.
! In Wendell, Feb "a, Mrs Sarah, wife of the lat,
Levi BenjameE, aged 50.
In Orange Feb. /, Mr. Nathan Cheney, in th,
10Th year Of his age He fell from aloft in barn
In Newport, N. Y, Feb. 10 very suddenly, Nj
Harley Root, aged 40, native of Bernardston, sol
of the late Maj. Samuel Root.