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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
Ii seua rou the reported votes Of .A!bemarle and

The total vote, rs reported above, IS: ): y. Gl'IanG I5i5'
V. ". SomthalI 993, 7. J. Ranlol. h $50: Alex. Rivcs VI /;
6s1, j Thompson SIS. W. d. Hart 3lS, Robinson Ill.
Msssrs. Garland, Soulhail, Randolph and Riyes elected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30

q as thou scatter rest thy leaf TO the wind,
Fslte emblem ofinnocenee, stay,
And yield. as thou fadest, for the use OF mankind
This lesson 10 mark thy decay.
Far Corruption hath fed on thy leaf,
AMI ui.olry weakened thy stem ~f
Nov those who lac feared thee. shall emile at Ihygr'ei'
And those who adore thee condemn.
oh, twas Tyranny's pes;ilen, gale,
Tia, sca;icrd thy buds on the ground,
Tia: threw the b~iood->iain on thy vi'sin. white veii'
All r;erced thee with many a wound"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26
The Late Steamboat Disaster.

MADISON, Ia, Aprll 70.
By the officers of the Stesmer Wiscosin, and an
eye witness to the horrible scene, we are enabled
to CLEAN the following facts in connection with the
burning OF the Belle Of the West. About hall
past 10 o'clock last night, the Steumer was dis.
covered to be ON fire in tue hold. She WIS i'm.
mediately run ashore, near Warsaw, and made
fast and stage planks run out Up TO this moment
the hames had not burst forth. The utter hatch
was then raised for the purpose Of getting water
into the hold Such was the pressure of the
flames that all efforts to qucL them were utterly
lrutless, and in few INT ments the bow was
wreathed in flames.
The total number orpassengers on board is es
timatej at 40O amongst whom were two Cali
fornia companies and about thirty families remov.
ing west, From the register, ii is ascertained
that over sixty have perished aud the probability
is that many more have been lost, whose names
were not enrolled.
Such was the progress Of the fire that, before
the passengers could get out of their state room
after the first alarm of fire, all COMMUNICATION be
tween The after cabin aud forward pnrt Of tin
boat was cut off aud all Of either were compelle,
to Jump overheard or perish in the flames.
The scene is described as most heurt.rending
At the time Of the falling Of the Ladies' cabin
gentlemen standing with children III tlleir arms
between the chmneys were bhmed to ueath
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26
Trustees Sale.

DY Virtue Of certain deeds Of trust from Daniel
ID Lewis TO US, dated, December 10, 1919, and re-
corded the one, in Fairfield county, Record Books
No H. page 147; the other in Book f. psges AL and
40 Of the county records Of Perry conty, and also
Of certain other deed OF trust from Daniel Lewis and
Sarah Lewis his wife, to the undersigned dated Decem-
Der 25 i849, and recorded In Book H. pages III aud
tT3 of the county records OF Fairfield county we viii
proceed on Wednesday The - dey g. Msh lSeo,
at the door Of the courthouse in Lancaster to- offer
for sale the following described Real Estate aad the
interest Of Daniel Lewis in the property hereinafter
First-Part of in-iot No. 80, in the town Of Rush.
Vile Fairfield county with the appurtenances, and
described as follows beginning the Southeast corner
Of said Tn-Lot No. 49, the Alley; thence West "a
eet and inches TO the Southeast corner ofthe Dwell
ling House; thence North through said Lot SO as to
include the Warehouse on the North end thereof, W
an Alley running East and West thence East - feet
and inches to Alley; thence South along said alley
to the place of beginning. =
Second undivided interest of Daniel Lewis
in the Lot of ground situate the Ohio Canal near
the town OF Milersport, and distinguished a part OF
Lot No go in Township No. IL. Range No. IS IN the
Refugee district Fairfield county, containing "a acres
and forty perches, on which Is situated valuable
Warehouse and other improvements,
Third.-One hundred apd ftty three acres and
three perehes of land, situate IN the West hall OF Sec
ton No. 81 Township No. Is. Range No. II, Perry.
county, Ohio excepting therefrom two small pieces,
one conveyedbv 1illman Lewis to said Daniel Lewis
by deed dated November "a 1882. the other convey
ed by said Timan Lewis to the Trustees Of the Me-
thodst Episcopal Church, and both recorded in the
| county records Of Perry county.
To prevent sacrifice Of the above described Pro-
pertv the same will be set up at very low minimum
and will be sold to the highest responsible bidder
Terms Of Sale.-0ne third Of the purchase money
in han and the residue two equal annual payments
with interest from the day Of sale,
5SSS R1XsP r. %5tSeN MSaSucH, II Trustees.
April 8, 1850 dldwts4s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26
CABINET MAKING
THOMAS q. DonsON.

ESPECIFUIIY announces to the citizens Of
y Lancaster and vicinity thst hs intends carrying
the above business IN at IT, rdriOrs branches al
the OLD sT1SD Of HESRY sofuITz, in COaHetE R0Y'
ti0o doom SoaIof the Ecgte Printing Q8ice; where
by strict attention 10 business be hopes Is receive
liberal share Of pHblie patrbuzge He intends keep
work OF the painosg AMI most lashionabls style on
hand alltines and a. all prizes Ills work will be
made in the very bst Baqssr and Of the bCsi scosOged
timber lie has in his employ some Of the very best
workmen IL the STATE AMI therefore can warrant his
work He viii make
Sofas and LOunges-Gnest quilted oihe plain
est pad seats
Turkish Diysbs snl Ofomsrs;
Side Doards-Of the most fashionable and superior
style, and Of various pattern;
Mahogany and plain Of every description;
Tables df all patterns AMI styles;
Mahogany Chairs; Book Cases and Secretaries
Counting Houses and other DESKS;
Hat Rscks Of every description
Ward Robes and Wash Stands;
Observation-Disclosures, Walnut AMI Cherry High
Post French Couches, French Grsc1n and Serpentine
CoFFIYs made in tho shortest notice and no extra
charge for hearse. All funerals will be attended to
in person.
GPHoLsrERxo Of every description Sofas and
Chairs Te-stuIed; Matressss Paastrcs and Cushings
manufacture ID to ORDER Carpets cut and made: Hol-
land Blnls made; Yeniti,n Blinds and Furniture Of
every description repaired ID the best manher.
Windsor * Fancy Chair Making.
The snbscriber has also purchased the interest o.
Mr.. B. Franklin in the Chairmaang business, and viii
future carry on the businass At the old stand INN
diately under the Ohio EIgle Oilice.. He viii keeI
on hands at all times, Plain and Fancy French am
Windsor Rocking, Arm sewing Parlor. Table, Barbe
and Dentist chairs. Fancy chairs AMI eane-scated
all descriptions and socables and settees.
| IL have steam power employed in turning an
Carpenters aud country Ca5in9t-makers can have al
kinds Of work in that line done u order
THOMAS G. DODSON.
Lancaster, April 10, 1859. 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26
HIIklNEsS NOTICE.

The fourth Sdldnne Of the Gasette will
end in few weeks. Many are in arrears
for the whole TIME. Some for a part
Of that time. TO at thsiS d Aecess.
ity for settlement must appear oB
vious. Itour necessities cause US ID end
ploy an agent, the full credit terms must
be charged. A more liberal settlement
viii be made with those who call upon US,
We intend hereafter to rigidly adhere TO
our new terms;-$l,75 in advance, 50
within the year and $3.50 aiter the year
expires.
We are aware of the "tighlness : OF
the money market; but to each suoscrl-
Der the sum is smali-to us it is large and
we need it. tits a religious obligation
to assist the poor in the hour OF necessi'
ty.
Our accounts will be made out toihe end
of the present volume, when all persons
who choose can, by paying up back ar
rearges. come under our advance terms.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26
April 10, 1850
DISEASES OF THE LIvER.-when the

DISEASES OF THE LIVER.--When the
- celebrated Dr. Rush declared that drunkenness
was disease, he enunciated truth which the expe-
rience and observation Of medical men is every day
Confirming. The unhappy, and too many apparently
insane e2Gesses Of those who indulge in the use Of
suiritous LIQUORS, Is thus accounted for. The true
cause of their conduct which is taken for intatuaton
is very frequently found in diseased state ofthe liver
No organ in the human system, when deranged, pro-
duces more frightful catalogue OF diseases And H.
instead Of applying remedies to the manifestations OF
disease as is too often the case physicians would pre-.
scribe. with view 10 the original cause, we would
have fewer deaths from complaints which are the re-
suit Of deranged state Of that organ. Three-fourths
ofthe diseases enumerated under the head Of consump
ton, have their seat IN "a diseased liver tSee Dr'
Gums great work ?.
Indigestion stoppGge the menses ccsueness, and
general ireguldrity In the action Of te 6olrets are
diseases originating in the same Proliilc cause, Is
also that dreadful scourge, DYSPEPSIA Those VINO
are afflicted with any Of the above enumerated dls-
eases, may rest aTured that the sources Of tne ma
ladies' is in the liver; and for its correcuon ne oest
remedy ever offered TO the public is DR.; Mclenes
celebrated Liver Pill for the cure OF HePaus' OF Law
er complaint n. .INt .
Sold Wholesale and retail by @. @. Beck and M q q
Kreider. Lancaster; W. F. Breck Co.., Cdrrok r
Hane PLeasdntvile; ] woodward, Neto Salem; e kalb
Rushville; Kreider & Brother, LogGn Hoektng Conn
ty, and by Merchants and Druggists generally 40
April 10, 1850 SwS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26
CONGRESSIONAL.


By Telegraph for inc Laneasfer Daily Gazette
WAsH'NdrdS, April %.
hoUSE.-Ihe COMMITTEES 70 investigate tile
charges against the Secretary ol lie Interior was
announced. The following gentlemen compose
III Messrs' h'chardson' Vinton' Brown Of Miss
hocKwei' hal'' Evans Ross Ailston' aud Dun
ham'
Mr. bnsIy aSked the unanimous consent OF the
House 10 report rom tile Comm4tee OF Ways dnd
Means tne Oehclency Appropriation bill with
"e senate amendments lha' IL might DO reier'
Fed " tue Com"i'Iee OF Tue whole upon the
Sa'e o' LUG oh'on'
mr. inse o"1ec'eo'
no rouse 'hen Went inlo Conm'''ee OF 'ne
Wnole upon ihe California question a''d was od.
dressed by Mr' Morehead upon the slavery SIDE oil
the question and oy Mr' reek upon 'ne 0ppo'
site side
SESArE-Mr webster gave nouee 'na' a'.er
next week. ne wou'o .ASe ne nrst opportunity
w''nou' interfering WIN 'ne |a'''orn'a pi''' 10
move 'ne senate !" 'ake up ms resolutions IN rea
ton to giving portion OF land TO actual settlers.
Mr. "eps'er suom''ea INC 'ol'o~'ns re'0'u''on'
he'0f0ea' ina' Ihe oomml''ee OF nnance oe
instructed 10 inquire what measures II may DE
most exPedien' 10 adopt 70 acl'l'a'e ana increase
'he coinage oi Inc 10,
Mr., bradourys resolutions concerning reno
vals from oiiice' wero taken up with the under
standing mat a vote should De taken tomorrow
Mr. Bradbury replied briefly to the speech
made several weeks since by Mr. Smith upon
his resolutions
Mr. Bell slgnliyinS MS Intention at some future
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26

tbs wErkLY GAzsrrE..--Th Gazette
for this week contains an unusual amduhI
OF interesting matter The Foots and
Benton difficulty, Foreign News, Con
gressiOnal Reports, aud various riiscslla
neous news Items Of the day. besides
Markets. &c. We may INV say without
bOdstibg;lhat ws have made the Gazette
the best coiuihhty paPeriu the State. and
Gur incredslas Subscription list shows
That our efforts will be appreciated BY
the citizens of the county. Price pei
wear 10 advance only $l:76.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26
THE LANCASTER BARRIERS SONG,


AIR" The Hunters Of Kentucky"
Come all ye Lancasterians,
Who need the glitt'ring razor,
Come learn how SAMUEL WATsoS's art,
.. Can give the greatest pleasure!
Bepeath, the "GoLten Slgaa" he shines,
Just Oh "Main Street corner,
And shows by fashionable signs
He's hair and face adouer!
20 Sam Watson,
The hair and face adorner
CbRe all We gallant gentlemen
Who love the angel creatures,
How can ye charm the female race
Without well.shaveH feattiresl
How hope for matrimonial joys
In Hyni,ns arms so glorious,
Without those charms my skill bestows
Which make each beau victoriousl
o Sam Watson,
The hair and face adorner'
Come all We spruce Fairfieldans,
From country and from city
Come learn at cheapest rates sing
The truth in this my ditty!
Come with your faces, long and short
OF ev'ry rank and station,
The dimes to MAKE or girls to court,
And shine by transformation
o Sam Watson,
The hair and face adorner!
Come see ME meath the ''GoIden SraH,''
Agolden thought, by gracious,
The tools are keen as ever cut,
The room is fine andspacious!
Come find that Samuel JRatSOn shaves
The face, but not the pocket,
And has not leafn'd, like other shops,
To brag like Davy Crockett!
D Sam Watson,
The hair and face adorner
Lancaster, Ohio April III 1850 dlO3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26
OBITUARY.

DIED-On Thursday; the 18th inst, about noon,
Mrs. NANCY, consort oi MI Joseph Work, Sen., in
In recording the decease Of Mrs. Work but little
need be said Of her christian character and preparation
for the message so suddenly received. Her life has
been an epistle Of Piety known and read Of all who
knew her The stroke Of disease came upon her sud;
denly and suspended almost entirely all intercourse
with her friends, vet it was not wholly unexpected
In anticipation of Il she had kept her heart in waiting
for her Lords coming Her loss will be deeply felt by
her husband and children; by the church with which
she was and by the circle in which she was
known But here the loss stops-to her we are per-
suaded 1t is gain and in the sight OF the Lord we are
sss,,red the death of such is precious. Coin
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26
California Old-..GreaI Discovery!
MORE GOLD COMING TO LANcAsTERl
GEORGE j. WYGUM.

nAVlNG commenced business for himself, At the
III Old Stand formerly occupied by BERRY & Wy
GUM, IN the TallmGdge Block. He would say to his
old friends and the public, that he is receiving,
In addition to the former Stock general assortment Of
mined to sell asow as any other establishment in the
county, and will endeavor to render every accommo-
aation to his friends in the county There being a
large Yard and convenient Shed In the rear Of the
bHdrg which is much better for the Farmers to take
care Of their horses instead Of exposing them to
nv noise in the streets.
Also, he intends CARRYING on the BAKING Business
And special paths will be taken to make every
toner Sf the establishment feel that he is in agreeable
quarters. And will say, to close this advertisement
that he has the best TEA cleonest COFFEE sweetest
SUGAR, hitiecSt MOLASSES and shGrpcst PEPPER
in town.
Lancaster, April %, 1850 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26
II. 6. rARREEL's
Celebrated Arabian T,lnime

O~f~H- 9eCA. AANDAuM A1iulIuCu uls
a most extraordinary medicine, the ,ra,h ol winch
y placed beyond doulA By The vast saes a the ~
tielei and the many cures being a ay performed hv III
which previously had resisted ~ ottr s1isnss sel
the skili Of the hest physicians IN the world Il IA
composed Of halslsm, extracts and gums peculiar 10
Arabia-possessing. n . concentrated iorm al their
stimulating, Anndype, penetrating, vnehous and re-
vnlsve properties, ard tho aaiiin which, aQas aen
,seFe used BY The dSens pf the peeert,r With such
miraculous success IN curing the diseases Of both
ndbeast.
1Rsad the following RENARKAHLE eueEs, which
shoud or themselves place II. Q. FARRELL's ARABIAs
LrSnfEsT far beyond any similar remedy.
"Abou, year and half ago, swelling appeared
in my wifes stomach, gradually increased IN size until
il became large asIny fat and % sore that she could
not bear heleast pressure upon tb0ut giving her
extreme pEin got the advice ~ our best doctors.
ad4hey differed IN oPlnion about i; some said Was
an Ague Cake or Enlargement Of tho Spleen; some,
that was an EnlargemeE, Of the oyaries; and others
saidii was Tumor Of the Oyaries, and could not be
cured exeeptb by euitingit out In this critical slta
ton, was persuaded to try II, g. FArrelfs Arabinii
linnent upon it, and slrahgsa as 1t nay appear, upon
the third application she began TO improve. and has
iuucd getting better daily until now she Is we'll
asever-eT eTi0ying escelient health. x 10
Peoria, fiiarch 8, l9ig. D. MCCONNELL.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26
CL6T HIN G ST ORE!
SPRINGER 4 TROUT,

Shamk's Row. Main ,Sirtet opposite
George u. Becks Drug Store.
HAVE received a handsbifie vsfiety Of READY
III MADE CLOTHING, which, FOR CASH, they
will sell as low any other establishment OF the kind
in Lancaster. They deem it unnecessary to ehiiher-
ate the articles but invite their friends u give them
call before they purchase at other places.
They would say to their old friends and the pnblic
that in connection with the above, they still continue
their old business of Fashionable Tailoring, in
which line Of business they Hatter themselves they
will beable to give general sasisGtion Give us call
Lancaster, April 26, 1850
ITO all whom it may Concern. Il do hereby
Il certify that never asked EMILY PADEN for lie.
BILL or any other instrument of writing luxurious Il
her character. JOSEPH M. ANDERSON,
West Rushville, April 26, 1850. '3w61
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26


TIME subscribers will offer at public sale on the
L Goth of June next at the town Of Nelsonville,
Athens county, Ohio,
200 lots in the nav town Of Camden.
100 out-lots Of from one to five acres each.
81 Coal Lots Of from three to ten acres each,
DORIS Run Railroad.
1000 acres Of good farming Land It win be divid.
ed into 10 to 40 lots to suit purchasers the Saw
ing Timber to be rescrved.
8 improved Farms, from so to l6G acres each
Houses and Lots in the town Of Jacksonville
do in Logan.
9 do in Lancaster.
500 acres Of good Farming Land ii Hamilton couu-
ty, Oxton tract State Of Ney York. t'' 8
The above named town Of Camden is laid out in the
pleasant valley Of Monday creek three miles north
Of Nelsonvile, twenty miles south Of Somerset and
on the line Of contemplated Railroad from Newark to
Somerset from thence, south through the valley Of
Monday creek to Athens thence the nearest route to
the Qhi5 River. The valley is one of the richest
mineral valleys in the State. The Coal strata contn
ues for 10 miles level and the Coal vein is from
to % feet thick and ofgood quality. There is vein
of Iron Ore from 70 II inches thick. Limestone 2i
feet thick Claws from to 10 feet thick Also, Alum,
Copperas, Sulphur, Saltpetre and Common Salt, &c
Heavy Timber Poplar, Oak, Ash. Cherry Sugar, ,Reach,
Blatk,Walhht, &c.
There will be some 40new houses a large steam saw
mill, Touring mills, tannery SC, erected and pat in
operation the present season at Camden For further
particulars. direct TO "Somers Hayden Nelsonylie
| Athens county, Ohio" j. +. SOAlERS&C0.
| ISWanted from % TO 80 Miners, by SoierS Hay
den at their Coal Banks near Nesonville. Jf'S &Co'
| march 7-1Wd&Wts44.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26
EMpoRrurn OF FAsHroN.

TNHE Partnership heretofore existing between FINK
BONE & NISrER has been mutually dissolved,
i. Winter having associated himself in partnership
with JoHx GRAYBILI, begs leave to call the attention
Of the public to the new firm under the name OF
Winter and Graybiil.
Having removed their shop TO Grcenes Row, opPosne
the Tallmadge House, take this method oi inl?rn
the public that they will now be on hama 70
ard 10 those who are desrous Of having work done i
M neat workmanlke and fashionable style particular
a,ent;on will he given to the latest receipt Of Fashions
By strict attention and close application IL to
tbose who will favor them with call, that no
nains viii be spared to suit the taste Of the most ast
5ious All work in the branch Of tailoring, making or
cutting warranted to please.
shop up stairs next door to SmSlley's Hat store r
Lancaster, Arrill2, 1850 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26
California steamers-From Venezuela.
... N..., V,,nye A nail 0A

The Ohio. Philadelphia aud Crescent City, or
one OF these fine Steamers. will arrive to-day or
tomorrow from Chagres and probably bring two
weeks later news from California.
A letter dated Carracao. March 81, states that
President Monegas has effected an arrangement
with the English Government, by which the
threatened blockade placed by Admiral Dnndon-
aid had been avoided. The Government OF Ven
ezuela has agreed to pay $sOO,OOO without inter.
est for the loss OF property and Imprisonment OF
English subjects. These circumstances are said
greatly to have increased the popularity Of
Mouegus
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26
RE MI OV AL.

TOHN c. FLOOD has removed his Shop to the
oJ house nearly opposite the residence Of Mr. n
Bone, on Broad street. North othe court houses where
he win continue the business Of Blacksmlthlng,
and repair Wagons, Buggies, Ploughs &c.
Buggy SpriSgs made and repaired to order, togeth-
ar win ali other kinds Of work doneby Backsmths.
Horse. Shooting Particular attention paid to this
branch Of the business.
All his work will be done in good worAnanttcs man
ner and cheap for cdshor good trade,
Thankful for past favors, he hopes by strict atten.
ton to business in his new place to continue to merit
a good share of public patronage. ro.s
Lancaster, April 10, 1850 oou
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26
The NIOAkAUGtA TREATY.

NEw YoRK, April 23--4 +. NJ
The Washington correspondent Of the Courier
and Enquirer states that the Nicarausdu treaty Is
concluded and signed 1t Itissimpiy fdHoroble to
the United States. Itlbcrutes every part of Cen
trail America from British bondage, establishes
tile Monroe doctrine Of non-interierence afd Sc
cures the construction Of the ship canal. 1t ad'
mits all other nations to use said canal and Sc.
cures the protection OF Great Britain over al
other routes 10 the Pacific.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26

ENstate of Jacob van Bdren.-The Court Of
having declared said Estse nsolvent Notice here
by given to all credit6fs Of lie sae to present their
claims for allowance within six months from this date
to the undersigned. HENRY KROUT, Adm'tor
Of Jacob Van Buren, and Specidt Commissioner.
April o. 1850 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26
Dental Notice.

TTNHE undersigned Prscticing Physicians in Lahcas-
IL ter, have known DIR. H. SooTT for several years as
avery successful operator upon the teeth and we take
great pleasure in recommending him to the pablic
very sAilful and cheap Dentist Respectfully, 's.
G. w. BGRsrLER, NJ. D. JAMES WHITE, NJ d.
J. NJ. B1oELow, NJ. d. GEoRoE SAcHsE, NJ. d.
P. CARPEKrER, NJ. d. g. X. MILLER, NJ. D.
Nj. T. KREIDER, NJ. d.
p. s. OFFICE third door from the Eagle Office, main
street.
Lancaster, April s, 1850 3w4s'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-26

Ma. CALHoUk- Mr.. Calhoun has ieh
a wife now 10 Charleston and family Of
foJt sons and two daughters. His 6rst
sdB. Andrew. is q wealthy planter 10 AL.
absmsj Patrick. the second son. is 10 the
aTmyi and was an Aid of Gen. Gaines;
the lbltd son. who was with him when
he died, is a physician; the youngest son,
William, is now an Undergraduate al
College. One Of his daughters, Anna
Maria; is the wife Of Mr. Clemson, our
Charge d'Affairs TO Belgium. and the 9th.
er has always remained at home having
long been afflicted with spinal affection.
The family are left in aiiluent circum.
stances, his property being estimated at
100000. He married early in life. his
now bereaved partner lady Of fortune.
a cdusin.-. bearing the same Rame which
he has rendered illustrious. ~