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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

o. We are authorized 70 annnunea Mr.:
SAINT S.CALDwEbL as q candidate for Town
Constable a. the next corporate election.
= or We are aulhorized 70 announce Mr..
r. M. WmN, a. a candidate fer re-elocton
10 the Office Of Town Constable, At the next
corporate election. rr HSAtN
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a g A RI ID
Mew EorE. 90. !, e.

New York, jan =, 1e44s
SIN The undersigned IS ready and will
Ing make the usual advances on cpnsign-
n ents made our mutual friend, DIR. Va. 3.
VVlLsoN, he being authorized to make ar
Engagements for that purpose.
Respectfully, yours &c.
THOMAS " JONES. IS
No. Z. Pine Street
My re fe FENCES are
Mesvs, PRIME, WARD 81 KING,
- BooRsIAE, JoHNsToN g Co.
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The report Of the General Land Office
shows a sale during the last year Of 1885,
GA acres Of land, and the receipts Of 2 ,ooo,-
600 dollars.
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ol

consolatR who On sinF The re-
maip efed into lie rave. ex
IL his eyes. GsaVell, I've
Fe lost cows. baf1 neve. I'D
3seilt me like this 2
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ar There is gentleman in town so des-
porately in love that every lime he sees a
lady he-faints.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

g With respcOt 70 the station which that portion
Of our population engaged in MECHANICAL
pursuits ought TO occupy in the United States,
link thai az effircns matire and natlwatsed, SCtlh
,it anyTegard 70 their RESPECTIVE vOcATIoEs, should
enjoy sieh confederation IA society is due 70 their
uiTiUe and Indulgence, their industry, sobTieiy and
general deportmentn-HENRR CLAY.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

or The funeral Sermon Of the late Capt.
E. Kimball, it is expected, will be preached
in The Methodist Church in this city on Sum
day next, at / o'clock, A. M,
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r1-yD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the payment
w Tor ALL Advertisements viii pc
Mme mAfer the first inaertiOm-fhOge from
q Mlatmmce MUST be paid for An advance
III. January 4, 1874.
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Wm1faall B. WILSON,.

Commission and FOdlCardi1g
2g1 81 @ @s q Nses
No. 5, PINE STREET, New York.
~ B. w. viii continue 10 pay particu-
w lar attention to sales Of Cotton,
Pork, and all sorts Of Southern and Western
Produce. consigned to Inn.
He will also continue to purchase every
description Of Goods TO ogGer, and from bis
long experience, hopes his numerous friends
will, as usual, encourage him when II want
of his services.
P. S.-Cash advances made on cohsiaR-
menis whenTeq1ired. -
Refer TO
Messrs. Dorenaas, Snyddm 8 Nixon,
W. G. Whitneg & Co:
z. ". Jones, Esq,
New York. :,
Stanley, Sage & Co.
~. & e. 0AReileg,
r. Eaton Kegs,
Yazoo City, Mi.
New York, Dec. 90, 1913. 29-l4t.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

0TJ.R. Buazus, Esq, has been elected
Probate Judge Of this county.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

or We are indebted 70 Captain Wallis,
Of the VOlant, and Mr. Moses, clerk Of the
Path Finder, for late papers.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02
AUCTION.

WWTILL be sold on Wednesday The Ith
Of February, az public auction IN
front of the Phoenix House, good enc
horse barouche. Terms cash.
HUNTER 81 WINN, Auct'fs.
Jan. %, 29-lt
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The debt Of the State of Alabama, on &C
count Of bonds issued for banking capital is
S9,sS4, oo5i the annual interest Of which is
$500, SOS.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

IMPoRTANT-IF TRUE.--ThO MOrmOns say
that Pittsburgh il to be burnt up in ten years
from the present time. Wen migTates GER
tain.-- Pilisburg Sun, s.
When you do, just GENE here and wei
guarantee ysuBiilbs perfectly safe, PrOvid.
ed you can swtm. o1i ii
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or AT an election held in the Presbyte-
rian Church Of this place, on Friday evening
last, for the purpose Of calling and electing
a Faster, the Rev. RrcHMoND Mc1NNIs was
'inaHimOu'ly elected Pastor BY the cODgTega-
tion.
We are truly graiifod at the result, for
we do know that no man is more worthy
Or capable Of taking the pastoral charge Of
our Church than M. MoIENIs: he is a young
man possessed with talents Of the highest
order, and universally beloved BY our cili-
zensj his labOrs in this place, during the last
three years, has been crowned with much
success, and when he is called upon TO give
an account Of his stewardship, he will hear
the delightful and cheering words Of "weIl
done, thou good and faithful servant.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

IowA.-A memorial has passed the Legis-
-iaturv of ,he Tsrriiory ef IoEa, asking Of
Congress an appropriation Of $4,000, to de-
fray the charges Of organizing State GOv-
eminent, and designating the bOunaries Of
the State.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.

NEIEOHe FO11 HIRE
q IS Receiver. appointed BY the Superior
- Courtof Chancery, am authorized TO
hire out BY the month number Of Negroes,
belonging to James r. CTeecy. Also, The
Pleasant Hill Plantation. Persons wishing
to hire, will please make application 10 me
at nv plantation, milesbelow Yazoo City.
G. s.. CRANE, Rec,F
Jan co, 1842. 99-tf
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afIa. A>sOUNDi NATIONAL CURRENCY,
regulated BY the viii and authority Of the Nation.
lection no AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
Ora. JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE EAECU-
TIVE POWER, embracing further restriction
on the exercise Of the VETO.
9Th. A faithful administration OF the public
Domain, with an equitable DISTRIBUTION OF
States. 81.
Str. An HONEST and ECONOMICAL admin
is,faiion Of the General Government, leaving pub
Tic officers perfect freedom Of thought and .ot the
right Of suffrage, but with suitable restraints
against improper interference IN elections.
9th. An amendment Of the Constitution, limit
ing tho incumbent Of the presidential oihee %
SINGLE TERN.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

bEAuTIFuL IHoBGfTT Cl 81 ahood il like 4
mirror, catching and rsheciing images all
around i, Remember thar an inpious
q proiane thought uttered 81 parent's lips
may epeIate upon young heart Ike cere-
less spray Of water thrown upon pol he'd
steel, staining i with russ which 70 after
securing can atface
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laid On ihe table.
Messrs. Wade aud Cooper, Of same com
miltee, made amlnoriiy report: received
and laid on table.
JosselYR, from select commit }, reported
resolutions to amend the constitution of TIE
state which were read and referred to the
committee Of the whole for Thursday IL
o'clock.
Amor moved that the resolution adopted
restricting this house 10 one session each
day, be rescinded adopted.
MIR. Lea moved 10 reconsider the vote Ia
ken on the passage Of The district bill.
The senate bill repeating certain proyisI
ions Of an act passed Feb. 8, 1910. declar.
ing certain copies testimony, wasread a Sc.
cond time and referred to judiciary commit
tee.
The senate bill changing the time d
holding the July term of the high court 81
errors and appeals, was read first time.
The senate bill providing for taking the
census of this state in 1s45, was read frs
time. ao Pa
The senate bin for relief Of the topogra
phical engineeb was read third time AM
passed.
The senate preamble and resolutions
congress, relative to the annexation of n
Kas 70 the u. States, was read first time AID
postponed until Thursday week.
On motion the House adjourned.
i ~ ~
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IRON PAVING. Boston Post mentions
that in the board Of alderman Of that city,
the committee on paving have reported
leave to Mr.. w D. Perry, inventor Of the
iron paving, 10 try an experiment Herewith,
under the direction Of the committee.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30
Executors Sale.

RN Nlrtuesoi the power aud authority contained
- N the last viii aud Testament of Eoo,b
ado. deceased. late oftae Cuaniy Of Des Nioines.
iowa Territory. mud also hy virtue OF q decree ~
the Probate Court ia aud Tor SAID county Tor m,
purpose had aud obtained. We the kxecu,or .n,,
tx.eatrlx OF the said last will aud Tss,ameot.
will. Oh Mcnday the 22nd Jay &c April next, pro.
coed 10 sell N public sale TO the highest builder \,
the door OF the oiee OF the CLERK Of the E,.,r;ct
Court N Burlington. all Of the following deg r,bcd
heal Estate lying IN the Eeuatv II Dos Alo,n,s.
Iowa Territory. 10 wit: fractional Section No.
toor IN Towashi >iAty.niue, aotth Of Rans two
west. tie sane bel,g subdivided into lots OF frsm
two 20 ioar acres. as will more fnlly app, ar ~
inference 10 aplat otth~ same NJ the tftC, u thr
etstk OF the District Couri, and numbe red two
'hrvs tour i've, seven, eight aine ten and eleven.
sa'd hand . aclouteg the city Burlington on tho
south side. Also, the following described Lott
Ia the cit. at Guriins ton 10 wit: fots No. - II
south halt Ut H. north hall ut ~ rs II, north hi,
Of los ISL 2s3 Snl sos 3t7 aaa SiUatl 3,s sIs
VA 5iS sag. north half OF G3a 767 III Tie city "
Burlington storesaid. Aud also al the san. tim.
aud place Lot no one in block No. 10 in the Town
OF Mouni Pleasant, Hea,y couaty I. r. Terms 81
sale one and two ytsrs credit The pu, riy-
lng bond and approved security, aud mortgage on
tue premises Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock OF
said day. and continue from day to DAY uatil IN.
wnole q The property issYli. Lots No two aud
three Sec. T 50 N. r. 5. are 10 be sold sub,ec,
10 leases gwen on them hv Enech Wade, now de.
ceased. SAMUEL IEEBRICE, Executor.
CATHERINE WADE, Exrcutrix,
burlington, I. u. March 9Th, lS44 st
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SlaeriHs sale.

RY virtue OF q special writ Of .feys tseiss
- issued on : decree Of = foreclosure Of I
mortgage, on the Chancery sido Or sAsp Dis-
trict Coar, Of the County Of Dee Molnss, /. r.
wall cell AZ public auction, to the hiahsss
bidder .riihost raiaa1fon er spprsisemesin q
my othce door, in the City vi Burlinason.,n
said County, on tns sS,h Of March, A. b. i0lI
ne following described property, towns
AZ The following named part Or Lot No. six
hundred and ~ sn,y four (et@) il the CITY of
barlinston. IN said county OF Dee Noises. ana
bounded - foiiows; hegi ming q the North
West corner Of said Lot, and runMiae thence
With tho north boundry thereof, oas hunarsd
and seventies" feet to The alley, thcaes sepsh
along tho alley sixty feet. thence westerly bv
a line parallel with the 6rss line d poSnt
sixty COW tesi, south Of the beei inning 81 the
west line of said Lot. sad thence With sAs
west boundary Of said LOT 10 the place 81 bssin-
ing. Said sale being upon decree co. he
foreclosure o. mortgage in fsvor of Stephen
Cheasm W George John Kephar,. SAILS 10
take place a. 10 O'Clock A. IN. 81 said day,
JOHN III. M'KENNY.. SAsrsG
Of Des Moiaes county, |. r.
eb 81. tSll--lw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

rEh 8. na.1.. O. c.g 1owA' $.
District Court for eaid G unsv..t 10 he June
sns.s Term thereof, A. D. 1874.
John W. Wcbber. Judge cf Probate in said
county and Territory. successor Of Robert
Cock, late Judge rs aforesaid, who sues for
tho use and benefit Of job nson Dillman and
Mary Elixshesh D.llman, his wifi, late MARY
Elizabeth Anderson, PHI.
George Il Beeler implicated with Rober, G..
Anderson 81 ais.-Debt and attachments.
ME said George H Beelar will hereb,
u take notice, that on the 3lst day Of Jan.
nary, 1914, wit Of attac hment was. Asued
out OF the Office Of the clerk Of The said court
as auxiliary 10 the original writ in said suit,
Tor the sum Of one hundred aud eighty-sne
dellars and nintty-eight ccEts which said
writ was returned AZ the +, bruary tern az
said court, 644. BY the sheriff ut eaid ecu aty,
levied on 90 BY 60 feet Of lot No. So, in the
city q Burlington, in said county. bounded
as fellows: commencing ut the N E. corner
OF said lot, runn,ng thence west along the
street ~ feet, thence south 20 feet, thence
east oO feet. thence north ~ feet 70 the place
ct beginning. Now unless the said de- fen
dent ehaI appear anu plead in said suit he.
tore the next term Of said court Judgment
wall DC entered, and the prop. rty 81 All ach,d
viii be sold TO satisfy the aame aud he costs
OF suit. Dated this 18Th dav Of March, A. d.
1914. JORN S. DUNLAP, Clerk.
~. d. BsowNiSe, Plifs. Atty.
March %. l84l--4w sEslaa5
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30
A case Of Conscience.

"Friend Broadbrim," said Zephan,ah
Straitlace TO his master, rich Quaker
Of the city Of Rro,herly Love, ss,hou
cans't not cat Of tina, leg Of mutton at thy
noontide meal today"
4 "Wherelore mott" asked the good
Quaker.
'Because the dog that appertaineth Ia
tina, son Of Belial WHOM tho world call
LAWYER Foxcrait, hath come INFO thy
pantry and stolen it-yca, and he hath
eaten it," $780,
"Beware, friend Zephaniah, Of bea ring
false witness against Thy nsighber.--
Art thou sure il was friend Foxcral,'s
domestic animal!" ot4
"Yca. verify, | saw i, with my eyes,
and i, was La wyer Foxcrait's dog--even
rinch'em."
"Upon what evil times have we fallen y
sighed tho harmless Quaker as he
weaded his way TO his ne,ghbor's office.
Friend Foxcraft." said he, II want to
ask Thy opinion"
81 am all attention, replied the scribe,
laying down his pen.
Surprising, Friend Foxcraft. tha, my
dog hast gone into my neighbours pantry,
and stolen therefrom a leg Of mutton,
and see him, and could call him BY
nlmc, what ought | to dot"
''Pay for the mutton nothing can be
clesrer."
ssKnox thou, Friend Foxcraft, thy dog,
even the beast men denominaie Pinch EN-.
hath stolen from my pantry leg Of
mutton oil the just value OF four shiilings
aud sixpence, which paid for it ia. the
market this morning"
80 we'll; then il is my opinion that |
must pay for it," and having done so,
the worthy Friend turned to depart.
"Tarry yet little, Friend Broad
brim," cried the lawyer. ''Of a verify,
! have yet further TO say unto taee.--
Thou owest mo nine shillings--for ad.
vice"
"rhen, verify, I must pay thee-and
it is my opinion that have touched
pitch, and been defited
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Ready to Yiela up Oreron.

Already, ene NJ. Upshur's rename are
cold in the grave, the Wing press in this
city, with singular unanimity. are urging
The appointment Of Daniel Webster 10 he
Secrstsry OF State. g Do notthe Anne rican
people understand the secret Of this move
men,is Ne will tell them. The British
party in this country are alarmed al the
Recommendations, made at WashinR.oa by
the Democratic Senator'S and Represents
lives in favor Of the immediate annuncia
tion. by our Government, that Oregon Is
ours by right hynright uf discovery and
by political posiiion--and hat. after the
expiration OF a Twelve month, The subjects
of Great Britain, their hunters and armed
companies, must strike tents and walk
Mr.. Webster is the embodiment Of l,ri
fish American. and they know we'll tina,
his. appointment 70 rthe office of Secretary
at this juncture would result niuci, like
his celebrated Ashbur,on treaty. Every
thing Tor Britain, nothing Tor Anne RIGA,
appears to be the idea of the Wing party.
Nothing that could happen would ba SO
uniortunaie Tor the country, SO l,azarloasl
10 the national character aud Integrity, as
the appointment Of Webster. The peo-
pic arc sick Of his diplomacy. Neither
tho dignity nor rights Of our Government
are safe in his hands. lie Is British in
oil his tendencies however much he NAV
prate about the "glorious but bleeding
constitution His conduct during tho
late war provedsi. His declaration that
he would rather see 'sthe enemy ba.terinp
down the walls of the Capitol" than vote
an appropriation to maintain tho honor Of
the country, proved the fact. His whole
conduct in the Ashburlon negotiation tells
It in letters Of light. II would be an act
Of treachery 10 the people Of the West, to
the patriotic aud uncorrupted people ali
over the country, if this Instrument Of
British cupidi'y should be placed u the
head Of the Stale Department. II is not
alone the people of The Yves, who take an
interest in the Oregon question. From
Maine to Florida. aud from The Atlantic
TO the Sabine, there is hut one sentiment
- Britain shall mol, Nth our assrni, III
crease the iey..tary on thai part Of The
Hestern HemiSphire, north IF the Isthmus
Of Dar'en, one single .foot! With the
eloquent Senator FROM ladiana, Mr. liam
nsgaa, whose speech we had the pleasure
OF listening TO he other day, we maintain
there IS NJ cause for treaty or negotiation
on this question oil the Oregon. Ourtitie
to tha, territory is undispated, and It
every acre contained q volcano, instead
OF being the beautiful empire it Is, we
would defend it from any hazard from
the grssping cupni'ty OF British power
Stock jobbers, dollars and cents men. all
may say what they please, We know that
this speaks,he warm feelings Of the whole
patriotism Of the country. Yield Oregon
to the British through the instru,nentsli,y
Of Daniel Webster? What says the De.
mocracy Of the Union?-N Y. Pic6eian.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30

rl11oen Doys Laser men Eure4e'
IT, Atlsntic express. packst.ship Sid
aoes, Capt. Cobb, arrived At New York
{. he morning Of the 14th inst, from
Liverpool, with inselligences to the lIsh
ulf.A
Letters received from varna, mention
~ total destruction OF that city, by
,h;ch loss or four millions 81 piasters
III bee6 caused.
Fraaee.-Toulon and Marseilies ad
v,ccs spesk Of terrific gales in the Medis
aerranean. Immense quantities Of snow
- fallen ih toughout Francs.
Ssaia.-Account from Madrid to the
a ,nsl., report another insurrectionary
uovSmcns 1t Alicante, Valencia, and Sa
lender. Sixty persons, including some ol
no,e. had besn arrested in the capital.
9relasd. - Accounts from Dnblin arc to
The evening Of the 9th ult. On the 9th,
7ih. and 9th, the court Of the Queens
hsach, on the state trials, was occupied IN
closing the defence, and in the opening
Of The solicitor general. Nothing Of any
consequence occurred. .f
The solicitor general continued his ad.
dress on the 9th, nj ten o'clock, and con
eluded about two. The Chief Justice
then proceeded to charge the jury. As
lar n his lordship had gone. up 10 post
hour. his a1drcs is mos, untavorable sto
The traversers. He has characterized
The opinions broached rs to the Queen >
preropa,ive as scdi,ious, and has altogeth-
81 a. reed 10 the definition Of the law OF
conspiracy, as laid down by the Gown,
Il was probable tho charge would not
conclude that night. ~
Tie Dxbiia Corporation.--The follow.
ing 10 the answer to the address OF Inc
Dublin Corporation presented on Friday
BY the Lord Mayor and some OF the at
dermen and town council. The Queen
received the deputation about halt past
Two o'clock, in the presence Of the Duke
Of Wellington, Sir Robert Pee, and 9TH
er members Of the Cabinet: al receive
with satisfaction the assurance that sem
iimsenis Of loyalty and Of attachment 10
nv person aud crown continue to be
cherished by you. The legal procecd-'
ings TO which you refer are now in pro
gress before competent tribunal, AMI \
am unwilling to interrupt the adniais,ra-
lion Of justice according to law. II is At
oil Tires my earnest desire tina: any
grievances Of which my people eau
Justly complain, should be speedily 70
dressed, and rely upon the wisdom Of
the Parliament OF the United kingdcm
Cor the adoption OF such Legislative meas
ures a. may be necessary for that pur.
poxaw
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effort ofths whigs 70 maks the canvass II
80 Psrsonal one, il will moi succeed. Il
will BE- dec.dsd. . it should Be, upon
priacipic-and upon this bsse No do not
fear the result We have nothing to
fear from the light Of reasons ray
The people are ultimately and essential
~ desnocrasic. The reeking odsrs Of
the late U. s. Bank have given them no
issts for the creation Of such another in
s.i,u,ion, 10 s,in like caresr. Of law
violation, disqualification and crime -
ThNpfessnt deis epcy Of 81, ooo, 900 10
shes national revenues with ! deb, of
S26 o00. 900, and the ANNA: interest Of
over ONE NiLLIaN Of dollars-evinces the
reckless prodigacy Of tbs ~tig larty in
insisling upon Distribution law aI this
time, aud shows in colors of lifting light,
that the Ideal and the Speculative rule
the wing party Of the Uaion, and the
Debt and Taxation upon the people are
regarded as Of Comparatively Atrifiing
importance to The carrying out or their
speculative schames Of Bank aud Dislri-
button. S. *#sa
The people will know what to expect
from such men, and they arc too honest,
too regardful Of the future welfare Of
the Millions who are to Gil this good,y
lan.i, 10 vote for men. the tendency Of
whose principles is still farther to
strengthen the present inequalities Of
our social condition-to concentrate the
power aud the wealth Of the country in.
the haads Of few who would be willing
to select Dictator whose policy would
De as favorable to their special interests
as that Of Henry Clay Troy Budget.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30
E.tray steers.

T.KEN UP BY Camel C.lkin living ia Ben.
u ten Tswnshp. Dca Moines County J. r ,
one 10 dark ovsudle steer with white face and
white he belly. supposed to be five orxix years
old next Spring. appraised a so .Also = dark
brindle steer with large white spot in the fore-
head and some wi lite on the belly. supposed 70 be
years old hast Spring appraised q SO. Also :
brintle OK years old with star In the forehead.
One bright red OK with a white back end white %
his belly. with bell fastened with IN old coll
lar pieced with leather string, appraised Al
$il 5O;.each BY tiilbert Simpson and Inac Push
before William Parker Esq. "A true coy.
March 2--3t r, DUNLAP Clerk.
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In this city, on the oath instant. of pulmonary
disease, Mr.. JOHN CARPENTER, in the oath
year Of his age.
The deceased was native of Lancaster coun-
", Pennsylvania, but for the last year or eigh-
teen months resided In this place. or correct
habits and unexceptional moral character, he
made friends Of all who were so fortunate d. 10
enjoy his acquaintance; and perhaps few among
the young men OF our town could have been
taken away whose death would have been more
sincerely lamented.
In St. Louis, on the Goth inst, Mrs. Sarah
JANE STIckNEy, consort Of BENJAMIN Sticknev,
Esq, proprietor Of the Planters House, aged a.