pew PRIMIDICNT,
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JA-MES BUCHANAN
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. Subject co the decision of a National Convention.
DAILY MORNING POST.
pauLuril 4• WM. H. lIIMITII,MitOXI AND PROPltlitTnltr
MONDAY, APRIL 17 1843
„trePreitedented Triumph in New York.
Dennstratie majority for Robert - H.
illirf*is of 5,8001!--We were prepared far
Ilik - news of a democratic victory in the ci
ty-of 'New York, but we never for a mo.
-*tent areamt ofss.uch a tresnendons majority
ICU more gratifying becau , e it was obtain
ed in a-fair battle—it was not obtained by
the "apathy of the whigs,” for they were
op in arms,. and indeed felt sangdine of a
victory. The Tribune a few days before
the electton,
-'Only wait and see how lovely our mod
eat sheet will look on Wednesday morning,
-when itannounecs the election of Robert
§ l 6lith a s Mayor!"
Wednesday morning came, and the rea
ders of that paper looked in vain /or any
iaiprovement in its appearance. Circum.
stances, over which it had no control, corn
polled it to announce the re•elect:on of "the
paper snatcher" by 5.800 majority.
The defeat of Robert Smith, the Whig
esndniate is looked upon as a symptom a
gainst Clay. :`he Plebeian says:--It will
be,ieeollected that the whigs went into the
canteen under the banner of Henry Clay;
they formally nominated him, at their meet.
ins at, National Hall, and their presses have
trirected to rally as fur him, wad they have
beam told that the success of the democrat
tieket woutd seriously impair his prospacts
and propoftionally improve those of Mr.
Vakßaren, or in other words, that it was to
be 'a - test question as to the latter. We are
glad - they thought proper to make that is-
--- iiAetefore the people of this great corrmer
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al city as it furnishes evidence not to be
"mistaken as to their opinions upon a United
Stales Dank—high tariff—distribution—as
°t sUmption of state debts—repeal of the :tat
uraliaation laws, and all the other abomina.
abluirred and condemred measures,
Which the friend s of . Mr. Clay wish and
Anil hope to make him the agent in carry
ing
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For Alderman, the remit is as follyw.:
Total--Democrats, 12 Aldermen, 14 As
sistanta--Whigs 5 Al,l, mien, a• d 3 As—
tilstants---Democratie majority on joint bah,
lot, 1 1 71--:Last year, Whig tn , jority 4.
Texas—lzeiportuntt
Authentic information from Texas, re'
ports that propositions have been made by
Santa Anna for a final settlement of the dif.
fieuhies between Mexico and her rebellious
province. The propositions are;
.let. That Texas should acknowledge
the sovereignty of Mexico.
2d. A general act of amnesty to be passed
for past acts in Texas.
_ 3d. Texas to form an independent de..
partment of Mexico.
4th, Texas to be represented in the gen
eral Congress.
6th. Texas to institute or originate all
local laws, rules and regulations.
• 6th. No M.exican troops, under any pre•
dike whatever, to be stationed in Texas.
The Tests papers in speaking of these
•prrpeeitiooa, •says,—"We have no hesita.
lion in expressing our .decided conviction
•tbatapon calm and mature reflection they
wHib.e, by every reflecting Texan, consign
ed to the contempt which alone they merit-
Alf te j jected, an invasion of Texas will be
attempted in the spring. It is reported
that-the families of the Mexican Tesidents
in San Antonio. who were engaged in the
battle of &Ando with C.I. Caldwell, and
who joined the Mexican retreating army
under Gen. Woll, have returned to San An
tonio, and reportthat 2500 Mexicans are to
be at San Antonio on or about the 15th inst.
fir, the purpose of fixing their head quarters
there,- and annoying the country west of
the Guadeloupe and breaking up the settle
ments.
A let s ter adds that 'the merchants of San
lartonio have sent twenty carts to Lionville
for goods, groceries, &c., expected there /
from 4Dilecfne, to supply the Mexican inva- i
On the 50 h nit., some reoundr, I entered the
ding army. A certain Guilbault, acting as
taint alb, brig senator, lying at the Conti et.
..`.the French consui at San Antonio, has been
vow!, (Means, and stole the Captain's
giurchasing and accumulating corn to the a- '
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eieunt of six thousand bushels for their pur• . and $l4O in c..sli.
Vie, When Mr• - left San Anttinio A ditch is deli ,ed to be a place in which those
there were only about fifteen Americaas in who t ave t..l.cti too much m ine, are apt to take a
that place who Were fearful of being t a k en little water.
Rol delivered to the Mexicans. The Mex. ! ill 1840, tue population of Southport, Wisconsin
kens were occupied in butchering beef for Territory, was 387; now it is 1132. They have 5
the anticipated Mexican army. The peon churches; 14 stores; 2 newspapers; and an export
pie of the Guadaloupe are preparing to re-
of agricultural products, to the yearly amount of
,
(teat, 10 The Colorado, and some are actuall $45,000.
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genie.
Flacco, the noted Lipan chief, to whom
Texas was chiefly indebted for the friend•
ship of his tribe,has been mut dered. He had
upturned to the Rio Neueces to bring in
horses left behind by the late expedition to
the Rio Grande. His body was found in
ths--iricinity of six Cherokees whom he
mosi probably killed in the conabit which
Sermidisteed With Me life.
.I."te Pirn Page.
..,..-ttotit-oute *elms".
The.hattlitoad R Meeting at Out old Court liouse
on Saturday was 10 far the Urinal gather ing of
thej ‘ ltiterta of AllOighcny.we hievateaur wir ness od.
AllWwita Dot possible for ; us to get all thepro_
teetTinge in type for our paper this morning, we
will not tittempt to give •n aceoontof the m et..
.: lug until we can lay the official report of the pro
' ceedings before our readers.
I The following paragraph from the Civil-
I lan, contains all that is said about the Mier
prisoners.
A sloop arrived from Corpus Christi on
Sunday: It is stated that when she left there
was a detachment of Mexican soldiers at
that place. These soldiers brought the re•
port of , the escape of the prisoners at Mier.
!They say that the prisoners overpowered
the guard, and immediately dispersed a
mong the ranches, each man providing him
sell with two goods horres, and that they
then reunited and started for Texas, taking
a route high up the country to avoid the
Mexican troops. , The soldiers at Corpus
Christi did not to think their recap
ture probable, i they had been pur
sued.
4
- - mother Murder .—We learn through a
ship from the Republican Office, Wilming
ton,' Del., that Jacob Cannon, E'Fq., at
Cannon's ferry, in Sussex county, in that
State, one of the firm of the well known,
wealthy, and long established house of
Isaac & Jacob Cannon, was shot in the
left breast and shoulder with a gun loaded
with shot, by Owen A. Day, of that neigh-
borhood. He lived until morning. The
provocation was;the alleged in , proper col-.
lection of a small debt. Mr. Cannon was
the most wealthy citizen in the county, and
has always borne an excellent charleter
The murderer had not bees-
Sheriff was ordering out .a
the fugitive.
From Hayli.—An arriva
Gonaives confirms the rep
cation and flight of Presh ooyer,
Hayti. He went on board of an English
Corvette, on the 13th, and sailed for Ja
maica on the 15th. The revolutionary
movements were such in the Souther n and
Western parts of the island that commer
cial operations were entirely suspended.
The Patriots took possession of Gonaives
on the 17th, but was not able to hold it
only conditionally.
News Boys in trouble.—ln Boston, the
boys who sell 1 enny papers have been
snatched lip before the Municipal Court
on the grave charge of "standing for an
hour or more in State street." They are
bad enough, tri be sure, but the idea of
bringing a criminal prosecution against
them for asking a man to buy a paper, is
ridiculous. If they were arrested fir steal.
ing papers from doors, it would be of great
advantage to editors as welt as ,atrons.
The Mormons are about building: a new city at
Sholcokan, on the Mississippi, three miles below
Burlington. lowa.
The petrified eye of a buffalo, quite a curiosity,
s in the possession of a merchant in Philadelphia•
Something Wonderfut—The Boston Mercan
tile Journal says, that the Barque Niagara left
that city last week, having on board 400 bales of
Americin Manufactured Cotton fabric for the
London Market!
Boston pricrs—Kising has riz
elor there was fined $25, last week for kissing a
pretty girl without a'king leave.
(mineral Jackson was quite unwell on the 24th
ult.
French frogs ore advert:sod in Boston, all ready
to jump down a person's throat for nine pence.
R S Graves, the defaulting Treasurer of Mis
sissippi, has goas ti Texas
The Hodson river is now navigable to Alba
Specie to the airman* of 43335,200, was receiv e d
at New Orleans on the 2d inst.'
The small pox v. hich lately -prevailed in Au
gus' a, Geo., is now entirely extinct within the city
limits•
There are expended at the different watering
places in Germany, by furei,;ners, the sum of 23,-
000,000 francs per annum, 3,000,000 of whiali are
lost t play.
An entire residence of iron, has been construe+
ted in England, for an African King, end a Lon : -
dun jourral Owes that the application of iron to
home architecture, is daily becoming nem gene
rel.
eep in his birth at the time
Treasoa .Ti tab.
A number of the citizens of Rhode Island still
stand indicted fur treason. The Sepreme Court
met on Kindsy; among the cases on the d•cket,
are thoseof David Partnenter, Franklin Cooley,
Barrington Anthony, and others, for violation of
the id concerning offences against the sovereign
power of the State.
One or two rialto' took place in New York dtt»
ring the election, and several persons had their
-hsads`•lrot'ed...:
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W e learn frOna the Provldeince, papers' CA Ilth Apr —4 o'clock P. M. Til S T /air - irrousigH ,
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PER FROM CHI N A—INS U REC • PEAr N S FErAnkit, APAR, J5OB Is 4 - ;-
that six prisoners made their escape from
PION IN CANTON. Otr. Per semi ceiling fir - lettere-an this
ap, I
List, will plea , e say they are advertised.
the Jail of that county' on Sr night, Ry the arrival of she ship Delhi, C
by means of false keys. A reward has tain Cole, we have received a file
of the A
been offered for their apprehension. Anderson F
Canton Register to the 13th of December. Adams Cl4ri
Abercrombie Mee Erbth Appleby James enny
We make the following extracts from a Abbott Gen W.
'Alen h iDavid D Anrhute George
letter from an intelligent American, met- Art: Cherles
chant to his friends m Mean, dated ' Ba n li t s Hatton s h
CANTON, December 8,2 P. M. Ba l dwi n lSerail Jose ph I
a 5 hteJ o a a h G
Before this reaches, you will have heard
that a row commenced at 9 or 10 yester
day morning between some lascens and 0 Belay
Barclay .w i rs Margret
Chinese, which went on increasing through Bateman Nicholas - M
the day, until at night it reached a fearful n
crisis. We early sent notice to Howqur, Bn
but his report, if he made ail 110
, was not "„,s,aair,),„
heeded. The mob increased in numbers Barndollar John
and audacity every hour, and by 20r3 we Barret Rev Jerribit
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a a a
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i : 71 y Henrietta David
could see by the plunder carried by, that Barret Sel
Mr. Irt ur ro w's faCtory had been forced.-- a
B.,fiermeirn Franci s
The ladies (English) had already taken Ben Andr e w gh M
refuge at Kingqua's. This scene of plun• Butler J R
Jlynr ri e n n
1 I sa bella
Rivn(,
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der and violence went on through the af-
B B u
ternoon, a feeble party of the city
police,
which came out to restore order, being Bell Allow
beaten off the field. Bell Basil -
1 'Early in the evening the Anti• English B Els ea ll,la fti mesr-'
feeling began to show itself by setting, fire Bea det i' l4-
.. '''''-' te a
to the British flag staff, and the concentra- Beetle! Mary
lion (lithe mqb on the company's fasteiry. Burgesslacob
Matters getting thus serious, old Mingqua -
politely sending a chair, the ladies (Amer
ican) were taken to his factory, whence
he kindly promised they should be to his
family house, in case of necessity. Soon
after they had been comfortably placed
there, the smoke appeared issuing from
the interior of the British hong, and it be•
came evident that the incendiary mob had
fired that factory.
'Towards dawn there was a lull in the
popular violence, and it was determined
that the ladies and a large escort should
take Mingqua's boat and proceed down to
Whampoa, which they accomplished
without molestation, the rest of us, after
an early breakfast, returned ro our facto•
rtes,which we found quite as we left them
But again, as the mo- ' Itlyr . • - 'he
mob collected again, . itis
Ilion of the squat e,and ,rk
of plunder. They I ly
found entrance into s{
uries. Ragamuffins
quick succession lace , ~ dollars.
'ln the course of' the morning, we learn..
ed the true state of the caae;that the facto
ries were not all burned, nor the foreign
ers all murdered, and that the portion of
the :nob which had the burning of the Bri.
tish hong as its diject was satisfied, and
that he had only the thieves to contend
with; ha, therefore, ventured to interfere,
and a strong body of sold.ers at length are.
peared about noon, and- cleared the square
of the lawless fellows who had so long
been in possession of it. It was pleasant tO
sally forth again, and we went down to
the seat of the conflict, where five dead
bodies ofthe Chinese, torn and bloydy,
showed that some at Wail hair not escaped
to run riot again. Numbers of wretches
soon came creeping from the burning em
bers, evidently thieves, yet we saw none
apprehereled.'
The English letters state that the riot
te , gae on the furenoon of the 7th inst.,
with a pretended row between amine Chi.
nese awl Lascars fit is said a Lascar stole
an orange !.] the latter were obliged to re
treat to Creek hong. The Chinese attack-.
ed a Mr. Murrow's house, where two
English ladies resided, breaking the win
dows and battering the doors, and soon
effecting an entrance, being unopposed,
they broke to pieces and carried off every
thing they could find. The ladies were
dressihg for dinner when the assault corn.
rnenced' and were hurried away, without
their gowns, in disguise, to Kingkwa's
hone. At the same time the mob attack .
ed Mr. Heard's factory, but with less fu
my until they had set the British factory and
Mr. Murrow's house on fire; they then at
tacked Mr. Heard's house in greaten force
and with increased fury, and every effort
was required to prevent their forcible en ,
trance.
Mazer Gardner.—A: pudic meeting
has been held in Portsmouth by the friends
of Mr. Gardner, recently shot by Cooke,
at which resolutions expressive of great
respect for his memory and sympathy for
his family were passed. It was aido re•
solved that an Euolggy should be pronoun
ced on his life and character, and a rconu,
ment be erected over his remains.
.8n Editor - Licked —. - 11 r. E. Peabody,
editor of the Boston Bulletin, was severely
flogged, on Monday m uling, in that city,
by Colonel Winchester. Commander of the
Cadets. The cause of the flagellation
was an article which appeared in the Bul•
etin, relative to a marriage in high life.
Corn. Mackenzie. --A subscription list
is open at the Exchange, Phila. for the
purpose of raising funds to present a sword
to Commander Mackenzie.
How comes on the expedition to -Olio
gon? "Oregon's a.fine country, Oregon;"
but we will not grow poetical on - Oregon.
It has a fine water view, though, has Ore
gon. So, ho! for Oregon. -[Ex. paper.
About this region the Oregonians are
entire!) exflunctuated (see Walker,) bu
still it has a fine water view, and would
have been finer, had Congress passed that
Bill.
For the Post.
Messrs. Editors: —Can Jou inform the
Jlic by the Jackson Blues were not
out on the 1.31 h i”st.i Some persons sup
pose that the Captain refused to order his
company out on account of the principles
ofthe great statesman, the anniversary of
whose birth day was Po enthusiastically
celebrated by all the democrats and ma ny
liberal federalists; but I cannot think that
Mr. Hay, who was elevated to his present
r•tation by democratic votes, would let
mere party prejudice control him in this
matter. 0. S.
Our correspondent should call at the
Mayor's office if he is very auxions to be
enlightened on the subject.
The Inst sight Tet i
I have been informed by a very 'Tepee
tattle gesitlesaan,-*t--while *nine. itiditeAtlee
al, were fishing at M'Kee's Rocks bqrow
Pittsburgh, a very large catfish by some
means jumped out of the water nn to shore,
and on its back they discovered some cu
rious characters, which they took a Jac
simile of, and as soon as they got the
last character down. the fish sprung right
Into its former I !lernent. The characters
vrere she wn to some learned gentlemen,
who pronounc e d them genuine Hebrew, dr
when translated spell the word AIILLE
NIUM.
For the Post,
4 Ie3SFB Editors;_ I was well pleased to
see so good a card in your paper with re.
Bard to the Theatrical Company, now a
bout to appear for the first time in our city,
but must say mou were rather too brief,
considering that there are so many of well
known, and acknowledged talent, in the
company, who make their first bow to a
western audience. Among those not
mentioned, we would say Mr. Plumer, a
vocalist of the first order. Mr. Russell, l
and Mr. J. S. Chat les, both have long been 1
favorites in our eastern cities, and cannot
help becoming deservedly popular in the! Messrs. Gibb, Livineston & Co's factory
Iron City. Mr. Gann, (stage manager,) was also plundered of 3-10,000.
Mrs. and Miss Gann, Miss Vos, and in fact! Lis the general belief in Canton that the
all of the company have been selected officers and hung merchants were not only
with much taste, and as the writer has 'supinely but disgracefully inactive and
witnessed the performances of all that are passive durin g the whole of the , but
engaged in the present company, end that they had even instig ol ated the 7th
mob to
knowing the tastes of our citizens, can
burn the British and all the factories bee
safely gui,rantee unto the patrons of the
Drama, a treat in the way of Theatricals , tween Hoglane and the creek, in one of'
they have not had fur man ears an d
which there were two English ladies.—
-y y,
would sincerely hope the p Coupling this riot with the manifesto, it
res ent manner
(seems evident that the people are invinci•
(Thos. I' linn.) mar reap the reward that lily opposed
to the residence of n foreign
re
spectable Citizen, your, &c.
belongs to a talented performer, and re- families in Canton; but we have o doubt
, 1
H t h e assault the assault on, and destruction of, the Bri.
----• ti3ll factory has been in contemplation for
For the Past. some time, and the acts of the infuriated
llnsiness improving in Allegheny city. populace were probably connived at by the
The stores on Federal street have re-- conquered and humbled provincial officers;
moved their old "chequer boards," and this is the general belief in Canton.
supplied themselves with Sr eandid newt Most fortunately, the H. C. St. Pros—
ones, and the shops are now so thronged perpine was on her way up to Canton,
in the evenings, that you would really app- ' with Sir Hugh Gough on board. She ar
pose they were doing a large businesarthe rived on the 9th; Sir Hugh immediately
old Franklin house seems to be best fiet• !landed and had en interview pith the
ronised. Some of the Grocery stores heave 'Chinese officers, who expressed their re ,
become quite fashionable loafing resorts, ret at the the late outrage credal Judaeus
and an parties look forward for quite ere. n o, ago—and expressed their willingness
viral of business this spring and stammer, i to tender compensation for all losses.—
—hope they will succeed. The market !It is said that Sir Hugh is inclined to ac
house Rangers held their second Hoe , quit the officers of having had any concern
down Friday night last, the music was in the movement. The officers wished Sir
quite excellent, and the whole perform- Hugh to retire from Canton immediately,
ante came off in good style. Their num- as their own force, as they said, was suffi
bets have increased considerably since last cient to preserve the peace and for all pur
fall, and several distinguished performers poses of protection ! But H E refused;
have made their debut. and the report from Hongking to day
plorrdayl is that the troops are ordered to
hold themselves in readiness to embark at
a moments notice.
The latest advices from Canton state
that business is not yet entirely interrupt—
ed; shipments were rrvido on the 9th;
there are also rumors that the people are
again assembling and another insurrection
—for it can be no less —is apprehended;
the people may be drunk with success, and
kink themselves invincible.
An old back
DIED,
On Sunday morning, the 16th inst., of eon
umption, Jostra Wit.son, in the 20th year of hie
age.
NOTICE—The members of theAlleghenylFire
Company
_are requested to meet At their Hall on
this 41 ity at 1 o'eloel, for the purpose of attend
ing tilt) funeral of their (howled fellow member,
Joseph Wilson By order C J A.aarzw, Sec
ills!1--Tbe distinguished Dr. Brodie
opened his establishment in Fifth et..
r Market. This will be good news to
ple who like pills for breakfast.
NO MILLERITE.
For the Poet.
WASP
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Hamilton Robert Hughes Baml
Hamilton Townes Hudel•Jacub
aged/ Many - Huh Mr
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-: ilrnan Mt s Elie4bet:i Huh John --
' animal' JJr J ' Hull Charles 8
llarrey Henderson Hills Henr y
i lit, rison James Hurl WWI Jane
Hare C W Hutchinson Charles
Harding John S Hayoes Micheal
Harris Cat ter
iliajravinltirsichl
Heart M
Havikin John Hib'er Maria
Hagiet Wm Highgate Mrs Julia
Haglet Capt E C Holmes Rush
Hays Win Howells Mrs Felicia
Hemingray Robert
Irons John
Ingram Miss Eliza
Irvine John 2
Ism' Jas P
Jamison Geo W J
Jackson Jonathan Jones Ells +berth
Jacobs Adam Jones Col L G
Jeffries D Jones John W
Justus Wm Jones Thomas
Jurey John Jones Jacob
Jnrvine Eveline M Jones 8 C
Jones Owen
Johnston W P
Jo
Johnston Thomas Josses Mr. Chas H
Johnston W H Jones amid
Johnston Robt B Jones Market
K
Kerby Jameslly Mils Nancy
Kennedy Thomas Kirmick Saint
Kelly Michael Kirk Pew
Kerr Joel F King Charles
Ktinber Isaac Korai! Isaac
Knox Mrs Sarah Kohasen John l -
Knox John
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Lake Mary Ann Lynch Jan
Liman Datil Ludwig John
Lariiner Lydia knn Lockhart Isaac
Laurence Joshua Lewis H W
Laning F Leavitt Miss M I
Lee Mrs if - Leoni George
Leach Miskiiftretha A Loyd J C
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Maxwell James 2 Montague Wrn
Marks Miss Eliza Montgomery Hugh
Mersclas John Morgan Morgan
Marline J tines Morrison Anibella 2
Messes helmet 9 Moore Thor'
Mercer Wm Moore Goerge
Myers John Murdock Andrew 2
Myers Jacob Mi!berry John T
Meek Miss Eliza Myline Benj -C
Mariam Ma rattail Murry James
Mime Miss Harriet 2 Murry Patrick
Mull Robt Miteneil Miss Mary A
Miller George Mitchell Myriam
Miller it Smith Morley Miss Luc Jane
Miller Robt Morgan Eli -
Mitchell Eliza _
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Mcßride Mary McGonafal David
Mcßiatney Samuel McGarigril James
Mcßean Nancy Mclntire James
McClure James LI Mc) llroy Thos S
McCloskey J H McKee Thos
McCauley John McKel vs. James
McCartney George McKee Wm
MeDmitri James McNaaghten Thns
Mello well James MaNaughton Eliza
McDonnell Thomas McMillen Maly
Barret P F
Brown Geo
Brawn Richd
Brown Rev Geo
Brdwo H
Brown Charles
Brickle Capt John
Br holy Mar_ rat
Briscoe A 2
Brooks John
Br nsh JM
Brook's Corsah
Bolger R
Ball Wna M 2
Mean John
Blanchard Aaron
Blair . Miss Elizabeth
Hack Robt 2
Black master John
Boynton Alonzo
Boulon Isaac
Boyle Maigret
Bowdich Martha
Botelar Ag Clagett
. Best John
Berry John
Bills Sherman
Blake & CO
Cameron Lewis 0 Cochran John
Carlin John 2 Cochran James
Caruthers Mrs Emily Corper Nathanl
Caskey Wen Cook Deborah
C - vrol Wm
..;arror Wm Cog.well Wm.
Carr Mrs Eliza . Cowan Miss Mary
Canino') John K Cowan Robt
Campbell Wm Costa Emanuel
Campbeil Win W Craig Jo s eph
CaMpbell Archibald Craig Thomas
Chainpe Epee Craig William
Chadwick JFIS Creighton Eliza A
Christy Robt efoll)y Mi , s Lydia
Champion Joseph Crane Charles
Chaves Jana Cunningham Mils L
Chessman dr. Spalding Curio Andrew
Chapman Win II 2 C.oti-iii4hati /am es
Clark Benj
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Dailey Misr Catharine Dixon James
Dailey Wm Dijon Mr
Dales Wiison G Donaldson Wm
Dales John S Dobina P
Darling Harrier Dodge Wm E
Dabney Sarah M Douglas Thomas
Darr ient Ales Douglas 'Alias Ann
Davis Jacob Dodge Calvin
Davis Hobert - D mgin John
Deeds Lewis Denim Stephen
Deveranx John • .Dravn F 11.
Devlin Catharine . ' Dunlap John
Dean Alm ElizabethJeneDitii n Win
Dennison Elijah 'Dunn Peter
Duckins Mary Jane Dunham Isaac I - I
Dinsm ire Henry Duneaing William
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Eaton Mrs Garnline M English Mrs Mary
cla Mrs Mary Ann Espey Miss Mary Ann
Eakins Mis Evans John Dr
&rep John Ewing Dr
bider James
Ferguson John F Fowler John
Fletcher E Egidins Forster J E
Flint Mrs Jane . Frew James
! r oster Rebecca ' do J aerrib
du Margarrt Frain FA 2
Forsythe Jamas N Francis Willis
Fowler Miss Sarah Friuli Pelatial A
Fir/trete & Campbell Fregbotn John
Gall D G Grant H W
George Th. 8 Grimes Johnston
Gahltell Morgan Groyan Dr
Garr Dr W Grier Mira Martha
Gamble Henry Grover Solomon
Gage George Grace Simon B
Gardner Mrs Greenlee Mrs Susannah
Garrimr Wiliam 2 Gr iff,ih Thomas
Gale John C 'Griftetti John
Ger:fibs John ; Gray. Rey W
Gillis Miss Emeline 2 Gray M A
Gillerpri Noble Gray J ames
Griller pri Miss Jana Graham Thomas
Gloss John H Graham Elsner
Goddard Abram S G shorn W B
Godsman Mite Anna Gain P
Green John
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McCormack Mrs Q MaPaslants 11 ID"
McCully Louisa McGokao Joseph
McCully 'lle 11141 M cuj,i ßeV A
McCoy Wku
X McGinley Edam-ft
McClean McClelland Wm
Neginish Mr. Roulet Norris Nmi Satoh
Nisbet Miss Mirky Millen James
Pilir‘i le Margret Norton
Neu ell Tbi mai Nock Wm
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O'Donnel Patrick
0 Neill James
Ottenon John 2
Ponter P ..
y Richd G Pryor .?amiss
Palmer Robt - - Pope Alex
Patton Miss Susan F. P orta Joleph K
Paton James Proudlock James
Patte eon Geo R Pugs/glove Eli:Abetls
o Robt Phelps %r heeler
Patterso n John . '.. Phelp flumpbter
Patterson Eliiabrth A Pinke p rton J P
Parker Rev Edward Potter Caroline .
Parker Margret Price Abel
Pettit Mend Philpot Miss
Pierce Walter
Quint in
Ray C M
avell Mies Mary
Rame Semi
Rea Henry
Rea John
Reyd Ma Imp
Reintildi John
Reynelda George
Rittenhouse Edward
Ri!ey
Rose Joseph 2
Rulers Sara! A 2
Sanders lehtt
Scott Mary Ann M
Scott John
- effweimber Mar y
Sees Loyd A
Sewall Mrs Caroline
Sell Joseph
Wegner M eow
Seville Mre
Seaburgh Thomas
Sharp Mrsry
Shay Mrs Mar y
Shaw J W
Shepard Henry
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Shields Captain
Short - A
Shook Mn' Christina
Short Henry
Sinclair Jarnes
Simpson Mrs
S_!tnpson Mn' Su tan
Shorn •ns George
Siiverthorn John
Slailer Win
Smither Misa Ann 2
Smethurst homas
Taner Adam
Tarney James
Jhompeon Joh n
Thomas Da. id 2
Thayer Ilnrace
yer Martin
Vermilye Wm Ft 2
Valentine Nal hai,l
Waker John
Wallace John E•q
Ward Capt W 2
.Wadsworth La,racm
Watson Andrew
Wens Jesse
Well- Mr E It
Wearer Eli
Willisms z•teel Sample
Wi.hannifinhn R.
W ils o A Waindec
WM; , n Miss Jane
Wit3on Miss Ma g .r.t
Wilson .►liss Eltaaor
W,lsuo Jrsse 4
'Wilson George
w vane Thomas
W Rob'
Yuwg W H
YOI.II Johuroa
Young John
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Zrigter Juba H Zs:miserly Mrs Ann
M 1! RIDDLE, P.M,
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Ohio River linprovernent.
. - DiatoposALs .1,1 he received until the 14th oiMag
1843—for furnishings/id delivering by comet:, as
may be directed; into tine of dam,:
From 1 5,000 1 020,000 tons of rough mone,st White's .
!tipple and the Trap, 12 milts below Pittsburgh...
F r o m 20,000 to 30,000 tons rough stone. at the head
and km of thantierimmets Island, near PA ritualism
Vrtgrista.
From 5,000 to 10 . 010 tuns of rough stone , at h ead
Sualugtotir Island, 214 mites below Plitsborlh
For transporting and delivering by casting., Nan
be directed into line ordains:
All the stone quarried and now lying at thequatir,
(on the left shore of the river, about opposite to the Mid
die orihe Island.) into thetas) at the head of Brtriwies w
'sta t ic., miles 111bOVE blenbenville 0114 e.
All the stone quarried and now lying at the
the right shore of the river,) Into Sheer demise/it'd eir •
Illnge leland,3 miles below Steribeirvilie. ,!„
All the stone quarried and lying at the qoacry
right shore—into dam at head of Cantina lids.
miles below Wheeling Va., and for - quarrying line* .
ering Inch additional quantity es may he emeteill
complete same dam.
The quarries in all cases are but tishort diatom fredr
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line of dams. 7 -
Propose.; omit he accompanied with muisfaelso.
references. Address Capt John Panders, Corps ofilie.
&eels. Pittaboreh Pa.
Office Ohio River Improvement,, j.
Pittsburgh, April 12,1g43. . •
Advoisite and Gazette, Pittsburgh; Wheelies:Twee _1
and Aries, Wheeling; Union and HeraJd, Mileabestvillhey
papers at Marietta and Parkersburg. silicon, ll* eat
of May, and charge this office. sp :
.NDIWINISTR.I2TOR'S NOTlet.- ,,
A LL persona indebted to the erste efffniver - T. •
.111. hue of Hie ell, of Pittsburgh, deeesmil, al pe t. rl.
,notified to make payment to the undersigned *Oda
or, ant MI having claims against raid estate are regain.' .4
ed to present their acrounts properly autheittlenteg apt 44
ll , t. meat. JOHN W.BLAIR V
m 1 Sr 20-6 t. ;
Adininbri retie'', -' '
PIG IRON,
60 TONS eon Pig Iron, hot blast, for rale by
mar 28. air.S.lll4lr
WHISKEY.
/Ifi BBLS 5 years old copper dtatilleil 1101,08./to
7 llye Whiskey oa coostgameol, cad toe se*,
J. W. ausettsoc,o4.r.4....
ap )4 Water between Wood and
.FLOCK.
25 BBL.4. l f 4 resh Family Flour. -
PIG -IRAN.
6140 X, STenmemice rig Iron.
Fur enje.l2W.,to dose consignentairlir
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L Alt YOUNG LAIIJES.
Wes BAKZWELL r
• fin their friends and the ;labile th in le
ter will commence on bleurbiy. Aprliall i. iota notice will be required beforetise really& of PIIPIL.
op 12-3 t
FOR gale on a&oramodating terns ' ' - 4 ..
IClObblis good toniewille Lime, 300 difm.:*o 10110 pg,
Window Saab.loo,bases al! sizes 430 raaU
wrapping, let* said waist Pap a * ilw ► Madake. __
and wtsps,soo pieces paper balling 41 0 illotdaiti Is Pito
rat cub araPProaved !wrist tome& wawligetorfa. _ f
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Oliver Rcbt W
Orr James -
Rneebtary Saul 2
Rose W m •
Rose W B
Rollins Mitchell
Robinton A P
Robinsnm theory
Rinrhart Frekt`A -
Ridd'e W •
Ricnerscm Alvin
Rogers H K
Russel Saint
Steventnn Reuben,
Stewart Miss Jane X
Stewart James • •.. •
Stewart Mien X A
Stewart Jefro MIN
Striekling William
Streatt Thetimax
Swords Thomas
Snyder John
Spurr) Mn Sarah
Spence Sarah bane
Speer A
Speer John
Seen Pavnuel
nterrlt James A „
r•tertit Charles
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Smith Beni A
Smith W E • '
Smith E
Smith Richard F:
Smith Amelia S
Smith MissCbui . ••,
Smith Mine. Shit& "•-- •
Snider John 2 k'r. -
Sinithero Sam{
Smith Brij •
Smith G Nelson
Timmons Francis
Tryon Devil
Tr unock James
Tranonk Sr. McCall
Trsvor Miss Mary
Vanwickle N
Wells Chrlstesber:r.e.e.,
Illeobi Joseph •
West F ' _
White Isaac .
White David
White Joist Marr
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Weitz lfies Elizabeth .
Whine Win
Wiggins Antos
Wolit.tayer Michael 8
Wolcott Henry
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Win; Henry
WiLtatn Robt
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Wray John
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