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Note: Transcripts from newspapers at 19th Century Newspapers.com database 1824
The National Advocate, Wednesday, September 15, 1824; col.A
List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office on the 15th of September A Theod. Bailey, Post Master.
Category: News
Daniel Saint
Aurora General Advertiser (Philadelphia, PA) Friday, June 04, 1824;
Dainel Saint signs a resolution concerning militia matters
The National Advocate, Wednesday, September 15, 1824; col.A
List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office on the 15th of September A Theod. Bailey, Post Master.
Daniel Saint
The National Advocate Thursday, September 16, 1824; col.D
List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office on the 15th of September (News) Theod. Bailey, Post Master.
Daniel Saint
The National Advocate Friday, September 17, 1824; col. D
List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office on the 15th of September (News)
Daniel Saint
1825
Aurora and Franklin Gazette, (Philadelphia, PA) Monday, November 28, 1825; Issue 2382; col. A
(ed.-list of names and addresses)
Daniel 7 s. 3rd street
1826
Aurora and Franklin Gazette, (Philadelphia, PA) Monday, February 13, 1826; Issue 2445; col. D
Imports at Philadelphia Foreign Imports at Philadelphia
February 12, 1826
Foreign
Brig Navarre, McComb, Rio Janeiro.
4 bales Peruvian bark, 7000 lbs tin Daniel Saint
Aurora and Franklin Gazette, (Philadelphia, PA) Wednesday, November 08, 1826; Issue 2670; col.D
Died Died.
Suddenly, at Judd's Hotel, on the moring of the 7th instant, WILLIAM DAVIDSON, Esq. Merchant, of Petersburg, Virginia. His friends and acquaintances and those of Mr. Daniel Saint, are particularly invited to attend his funeral from the above place, this afternoon at o'clock, without further notice.
1829
Aurora & Pennsylvania Gazette, (Philadelphia, PA) Thursday, September 03, 1829; Issue 212; col.D
Died On Wednesday evening last, Mrs. Christianna Saint, relict of Douglass Saint, in the 85th year of her age.
Her friends and those of her son, Daniel Saint, are requested to attend her funeral, to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, from her late residence, 41 South street.
1835
The Globe, (Washington, DC) Tuesday, February 10, 1835; Issue 207; col. F
(ed.-advertisement for opening of the American House, No. 20 South 6th Street, Philadelphia, Feb. 10, 1835)
The Globe, (Washington, DC) Thursday, February 12, 1835; Issue 209; col.F
(ed.-advertisement for opening of the American House, No. 20 South 6th Street, Philadelphia, Feb. 10, 1835)
The Globe (Washington, DC) Friday, February 13, 1835; Issue 210; col.F
(ed.-advertisement for opening of the American House, No. 20 South 6th Street, Philadelphia, Feb. 10, 1835)
The Globe (Washington, DC) Friday, February 14, 1835; Issue 210; col.F
(ed.-advertisement for opening of the American House, No. 20 South 6th Street, Philadelphia, Feb. 10, 1835)
Fayetteville Observer, (Fayetteville, NC) Tuesday, February 17, 1835; Issue 924; col.C
(ed.-advertisement for opening of the American House, No. 20 South 6th Street, Philadelphia, Feb. 6, 1835)
1838
Pennsylvania Inquirer and Daily Courier, (Philadelphia, PA) Friday, January 26, 1838; Issue 23; col.F
Complimentary Benefit To F. C. Wemyss, Esq. At an adjourned meeting of the citizens of Philadelphia, infavor of a Complimentary Benefit to f. C. Wemyss, Esq., held on Tuesday evening, Jan. 23, at the Tontine House
R. P. Smith, esq., in the Chair, James Goodman and Thomas B. Florence, Secretaries-
Alderman M'Michael, the chairman of the committee of arangement, reported the following names as members of a general committee of superintendence, which was adopted:
Committee of Arrangement:
. . .
Daniel Saint
1840
The North American and Daily Advertiser, (Philadelphia, PA) Saturday, January 04, 1840; Issue 243; col.B
Schuylkill Bank,-Indictments have been found against the following persons for an alleged participation in the late fradulent election of Directors of the Schuylkill Bank. They entered security in the following sums: Peter Wager $4000; Daniel Saint$4000; J. Crosby $4000; and Ishi Craven, one of the tellers of the bank, $2000.
Pennsylvania Inquirer and Daily Courier (Philadelphia, PA) Monday, January 06, 1840; Issue 5; col.B
(ed.-report on proceedings of the Grand Jury in conspiracy case of election fraud of Schullykill Bank by Daniel Saint)
New-York Spectator, (New York, NY) Monday, January 13, 1840; col. F
(ed.-report on proceedings of the Grand Jury in conspiracy case of election fraud of Schullykill Bank by Daniel Saint)
1841
Pennsylvania Inquirer and Daily Courier, (Philadelphia, PA) Tuesday, August 03, 1841; Issue 28; col. H
Items.
We learn from the Sunday News, that Colonel Daniel Saint of Philadelphia, has been appointed commissary of the Navy, to be station at Navy Yard, Pensacola, whither he sailed from New York on Friday, on board the schooner Mercer.
The North American and Daily Advertiser, (Philadelphia, PA) Thursday, December 02, 1841; Issue 836; col.A
letters at post office
The North American and Daily Advertiser, (Philadelphia, PA) Friday, December 03, 1841; Issue 837; col.A
Letters
The North American and Daily Advertiser (Philadelphia, PA) Saturday, December 04, 1841; Issue 838; col.A
Letters
1844
Pensacola Gazette (Pensacola, FL) Saturday, January 28, 1843; Issue 44; col.B
Bankrupcy petition filed by Daniel Saint
1844
Pensacola Gazette (Pensacola, FL) Saturday, May 25, 1844; Issue 9; col.C
(ed.-reopening of Florida House in Pensacola, FL)
The New York Herald (New York, NY) Sunday, June 09, 1844; Issue 160; col. B
Marine Court Martial-A court martial is ordered to convene at the Pensacola Navy Yard on the 3d of next month for the trial of Capt. Job William, of the Marine Corps, on charges said to be made by Daniel Saint, suttler of the Marine Guard at that place.
1861
July 19, 1861, Pensacola Gazette, Issue 16, col. B
Presentation of Plat to Commodore Newton.
The Civil officers and members of the Civil department of the U.S. navy yard, Naval constructor, on the 24th of June, ?????, for the purpose of determining upon the mode of paying their compliments to Commodore Newton, on the occasion of his then expected retirement from the command of the Navy Yard and Station at this place.
On motion, Col. Robert Joyner was called to the Chair and Mr. Geo H. O'Neal was appointed Secretary.
On motion, it was resolved that a pair of Silver Goblets be purchased to be presented to Commodore Newton, on the occasion above mentioned, to bear the following inscription:
Presented to Commodore John Thomas Newton, as a tlken of esteem and respect by the members of the Civil Department of the U. S. Navy yard, Pensacola, July 1st, A.D., 1851.
(ed-statement of thanks signed by Daniel Saint among others of the civil department.)
North American and United States Gazette (Philadelphia, PA) Friday, August 02, 1861; col.D
Military Nomination.
The following list embraces the name, rank and position of all military officers nominated by the President to the Senate on the day before yesterday, viz:
. . .
Subsistence Department. --. . .Daniel Saint of Florida;. . .
1863
Aug. 1, 1863, North American and United States Gazette, p. 1, col. E
An Interesting Meeting-The Veterans of 1812 in Council.-Of the veterans who fought for our early independence scarce any are left. Of those who fought in the second war of independence there are comparatively but a handfull in this city remaining. They held a meeting yesterday as customary, annually, on January 8, in the Supreme Court-room. The attendance was full.
. . .
Col. Daniel Saint, who served in the war of 1812 in the 42d regiment, was proposed and elected to membership in the association.
North American and United States Gazette (Philadelphia, PA) Friday, August 17, 1866; Issue 26,885; col.E
Wigwam Convention or National Union Party Convention proceedings description. Daniel Saint of Wheeling, NC is on the Committee to Wait on the President. (ed.-there doesn't seem to be a Wheeling, NC. It it Wheeling, WV?)
North American and United States Gazette (Philadelphia, PA) Thursday, August 01, 1867; Issue 29,079; col.H
From Fortress Monroe
Fortress Monroe, July 29.-The United State gunboat Lenapee, after having undergone slight repairs at the Gosport Navy-yard is lying in Hampton roads, adjusting her compasses preparatory to sailing for the West Indies, Gulf of Mexico and Mexico. She sails to-morrow. The following is a list of her officers: . . .Captain's Clerk, Daniel Saint; . . .From Fortress Monroe the gunboat Lanapee sailing from Hampton Roads for West Indies, gulf of Mexico and Mexico Aug. 2, 1967 with officers. . .Captain's Clerk, Daniel Saint. . .
Census, 1850, FL, Escambia Co., 1st Dist U.S.N. Yard
Line35: Daniel Saint, ??, M, W, PA
Census, 1860, FL, Escambia Co., The Navy Yard & Vicinity, P.O. Navy yard Warrington, Page No. 18
Dwelling 117, Family 117
Line 16: Daniel Saint, 57, M, W Auctioneer, PA
Line 17: Louisa Saint, 50, F, W, NJ
Line 18: John Irwin, 28, M, W, Lieut. U.SN., PA
Line 19: Oceana Irwin, 21, F, NJ
Line 20: Louisa Irwin, 2, F, W, FL
Census, 1870, PA, Philidelphia Co., Philadelphia, 91st Dist. Philada. City, 28th Ward, P.O. 18011 Camac W. Philada. Penn.
Line 1: Irwin, John, 38, M, W, Captain in Navy, PA
Line 2: Irwin, Oceana, 31, F, W, Keeping House, NJ
Line 3: Irwin, Louise, 11, F, W, At School, FL
Line 4: Irwin, Ebby, 9, F, W, At School, FL
Line 5: Saint, Daniel, 75, M, W, Clerk, navy, PA
Line 6: Saint, Louise, 69 F, W, At Home, NJ
http://books.google.com/books?id=cfJUAAAAcAAJ&lpg=RA4-PA61&ots=gW4jd-SDq4&dq=%22Daniel%20Saint%22%20Navy%20Florida&pg=RA4-PA61#v=onepage&q=%22Daniel%20Saint%22%20Navy%20Florida&f=false
House Documents, Volume 191; Volume 197
By United States House of Representatives 38th Congress, st Session, House of Representatives, Reprot No. 103
MAY 23, 1864.�Laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
Mr. LONG, from the Committee of Claims, made the following
R E P O R T .
The Committee of Claims, to whom was referred tlze claim of Daniel Saint, have had the same under consideration, and report : The claim is for damages claimed to have been sustained by him on or about the 15th day of January, 1861, at Warrington navy yard, Florida, by the confederates destroying household furniture and other articles, amounting in the aggregate to the sum of four thousand dollars, ($4,000.)
Your committee are of the opinion the United States government is in no manner responsible for the loss and destruction of property by the confederates, and therefore report adversely to the claim, and ask to be discharged from the further consideration thereof.
http://books.google.com/books?id=2dOGAAAAMAAJ&lpg=PA491&ots=XOhe-HmqvQ&dq=%22Daniel%20Saint%22%20Navy%20Florida&pg=PA491#v=onepage&q=%22Daniel%20Saint%22%20Navy%20Florida&f=false
Journal of the Executive Proceedings of the Senate of the United ..., Volume 11
By United States. Congress. Senate p. 491
Subsistance Department.
Daniel Saint, of Florida, to be commissary of subsistence with the rank of captain.
http://www.escambiaclerk.com/clerk/forms/marriage/WFGS_Marriage_Records_From_1821_Through_1900.pdf
Transcribed Marriage Records of Escambia County,Florida from 1821 through 1900, Pub. 2009
Daniel Saint J.P., Esccambia County, Florida, 1851-1858
http://www.fphsonline.com/docs/book1999/Rfphs301.324.pdf
Florida Stapless Postal History
Warrington , 31 Jan 1850- 1 Jun 1942
Warrington (named after USN Commodore Lewis Warrington) is located a few miles southwest of
Pensacola in Escambia County. The post office was located near the naval ship yard and Fort
Barrancas. Although this post office did a large volume of business, very few stampless and pre-war
adhesive usages are known. The post office was discontinued in 1942 and the town is now served as a
branch of Pensacola.
Daniel Saint, 31 Jan 1850
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