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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-19
For Rotterdam,

NIX The good ship GOVERNOR
MMSTONG, Daniel Cohn, master,
turhen 400 hhds Maryland tobacco,
three fourths of which are ready TO go on
board: for freight Of the residue apply TO
july Is J. H. LADD & co.
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COHEN'S
RunneIls' Office, King street.

RunneIls' Office, King street.
rOHN Fl. RUNNELLS, 10 presenting
- the scheme OF toe MARYLAND UNI
VERSiIY, I'd class, Rew series, 10 big
friends and the public. most respectfully
tenders his acknew ledg uenis for, and soi-
cts continuance of, their liberal patron,
age, in the scheme which must be found
10 present attractions 10 point OF briliancy
in its capital prizes entirely superior 10
that OF any other lottery presented to The
public about to be drawn in so short tine.
By authority ofthe state Of Marylamd.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-19

Esk That we'll known stand as q
SHH public .house, 10 the town OF A
EsSY lexandria, by the name OF the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-19
To t.et.

a,..x The House anu Store formerly
8gTI occupied by the subscriber, on the
Hsssi corner of Fairfax and King streets.
atnaA.l 1t is considered good STAND Tor
any KIDD of business, and will be rented
low to good tenant.-For terms, apply
to THOMAS l.. MARTIN.
nov I "
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-19

New Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY STORE.
Lozoer end of King st. opposite Hugh
Smith q Cos.
CLAGETT AND PAGE
uAvEjust received and offer for sale,
Ill West lod'a and Sugars
Yves, wss' lydia and Coffee
Gunpowder, Imperial, ! Teas
Y. Hyson and Souchong
Jamaica. q N. +. Rum
Superior Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
Madeira wine, Howard, March, 4
Co.'S brandy
Teneriife & Malaga wines
Baltimore whiskey in bbls.
White gin
Wrapping paper
Pepper, Pimento, nutmegs, cloves, &c.
which having been purchased with cash
they will sell low on the same terms.
march 10 #
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-19

James T.. s Robert Barry
lEAVE Just received an additional sup
Il ply OF
Meet and Seasonable articles,
which renders their present stock of goods
very complete, all of which will be sold
low for Cash
Our customers who are in want OF GOOD
IRISH LINENS, can be served with that
article on the most reasonable terms.
NAV 90 IL
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POTOMAC,

S,ouH JesAiNS, master, on the above
attained route, now running as follows {:
IVES Washington at 1 o clock, and A.
isx,ndra at o'clock on every Wednes-
a. afternoon: arrive at Old Point Com
1 a., md Norfolk the following afternoon;
w. w. Norfolk the next morning al s o.
.Iocs and arrive at City Point and Rich
..ona on the evening OF the same day.
Returning, will leave Richmond at 6
o,.joek on Sunday morning, touching at
C;,v Point, and arrive at Norfolk the same
0 e"s,;ng; leave Norfolk at 9 o'clock on
Monday morning, touching at Old FONT
r,mlort. and arrive at Alexandra and
Wosaipgtou the next morning, IN time tor
n,ssengers, 10 proceed on TO Baltimore.
p''' FARE.
From Warrington or Alexandria TO Rich>
mood, (uesls included, Do On
r,om Washington or Alexandria TO Old
Point or Norfolk, lido. do.l Df 90
From Washington 10 all intermediate pla,
ces between Alexandra and Old Point
or Norfolk, do do Do 90
Ercsp, 10 Potomac Greek, which from the
inconvenience and difficulty Of landing.
m,lI no ID 90
From Washington to Jamestown, nc 90
From Washington TO City Point. d 90
This arrangement cannot fail OF giving
a,isfaction to the public from its cheap
ness and expedition, as we'll as the great
certainty of getting through the route, not
bsiDs subject TO the risk always attendant
an one boat waiting for, or depending up.
On. the arrival of another belonging to the
same line, as in this line the passengers
are convened through in the same boa.
10 persons having particular regard to
heir own safety and comfort, this linz has
a decided preference. as the passage in
me Chesapeake Bay, the only place, OF
risk, is performed both ways 10 the day
fine time, in. superior boat. particularly
constructed for navigating said Bay.
aug i2 n. WATTLES. Agent. !.
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Liverpool Salt adOat.

flNHE cargo OF the brig Milford. Jacob
u Gray, master, from Liverpool.
5000 bush. coarse SALT
$50 sacks blown
For sale by WIN. FOWLE 4 co.
49, For Freight,
40 The brig MILFORD; carries "a
5, S& bout 5000 bills or 400 hhds OF to-
9acco; is good vessel. and will be rea-
aY'or the reception of cargo in few
lays Apply IS above. june 2e
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For Freight,

MA, The brig JUBILEE. Captain
s&&Snow, bur!hen about 900 bols' she
: an excellent vessel aud will be ready 10
'0adln lew days.
~, JOHN Fl. LADD g. W. 5
"ao hore for sale on board said Oesset.
90 VI Saco boards OF good quality.
July 81
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w hiskey.

~ hbds. whskey, landing this Cay from
scbr. Mary Ann Jane, and tor sale oy
aup ~ S. MESSERSMITH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-27

duced between the Porte and Greece,
would give the allied powers the adsan
tage of securing the acknowledgements of
6reece, without dcsiating from the prin-
clples that form the basis Of their policy s
without apparently wishing 10 favour pros
poets Of absolute independence.
Russ II, therefore, proposes, LIST, To ap
prove "f the Suggestions expressed in this
memorial II, 70 agree that analogous
Instructions be addressed 10 the amhassa
doris and allied ministers At tonstantinople
Sd, To leave 10 those ministers NH nrrrs
4ary latitude 1lil, To agree tilat all the
parts "i This plan for pacticatlon, proposed
by the alliance, he communicated by them
successfully !, 5th, To Inform lho ministers
that IN pursoading the Porte In adult the
principal at an Intervention or mediation,
they will conform TO the views Of the Al
ties /, aud 9th, That Ii is necessary Ia I'm
press upon the Porte, thai the erection Of
three principaGtirs, would diminish the
collective strength ufGreece, aud that rs
the Porte would have the nomination Of
the h~ospodars, princes, ar other rulers, il
would by thot, secure the interest uf
the most important families among the
Greeks,
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-27

the Holy Alliance intend 10 pursue ihe
same course, in regard 10 Greece, as they
have pursued towards Naples and Span.
h manifesto proposes terms of pacifea-
iton, which are TO tn 4" n Just mean between
exaggerated and opposing prttensions, and
which will insure 10 the Greeks guarantees
no." necessary IL the Talks useful and
positive advantages ~ i place Of sovereign
~ liable to disaiieetlon aud resistance = Or
IN PLAIN language, Russia is 10 take Turkey
into her own hands.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-27
LORD BYEn-J

The following SianHas tom one Of the best
Csnto. If Don Juan, j4st published, .Ahibit,
i striking lnsiaucr at ile subiimc idcis the
noble Wrticr w"s Capable OF, while i, %inereas-
- our regret nat snti a nina should ever
sinh below - proper letel:
= Eetyis. two world. lie hover rs n etar,
1E,st niatt and morn, aron tie horizon's
verge
.foW liula 10 we kno% thai Which We arr
Pow les nuRt We fnay D.! The ciernal
surge
az time aud tide rnlle en, ard he1rs nfar
Our bubbles n the old ialrsi, new cmrrrc
IlshfI from, the fea'r OF age-.wiiletl The grave
81 empire, htarehu' like some passing waves
RIO I
BYROE MIR sprague, Of Boston, r roei
of no nean rretensions himself, give the fol.
n.,eiDg neat conplet TO HE memory OF Byron,
"a, II toast, on the 4th Of July
0'er the Leart uf Childo Harold Greek Mai.
dens shnli Wtrp
In his n4n native island hls ho ly shall sleep
viii bones If ihc hrtye,t and best
Mud III song shall 60 down TO the latest al
timr,
Fame tell how he rose for %eaftI's loytiies'
cline,
And Aiorey shall blot ont the rest.
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DETWEEE Mr.. William Radfurd's and
- Liberty, / dropi from my pocket OAE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, in Virginia notes of
ten doiars each. | ihint ! had tie money
between Col Miners rnd >oWeir~ mf4 i.1t
mn not %ccrta,r. Whoever Will drlivea see lie
money At Mr. iiadfofd's, nv pr'stnt residence,
or give such infor nation is 81 IN enable me 10
GET i~tngain, shall be literally rewarded.
Jesse =. BRAHRLET,
Julg 81. Is
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Exeter, High Gaol, hlril Q, 1874

The following story i. copied from the
Emporium, a paper of merit which il pub
llshcd at Trenton, y. J. II is ~ presume,
u sketch from HE, md is perhaps Intended
10 raise a ally laugh at 'hr migratory, Thrift
y, aud sometimes selfish habits ofihr yam
krrs, and wo Hrr almosl inclined 10 think
II the expense Of thr hnickcrbecher, too.
%iiowescr, let il be as it may, il Is u srjrItrd
skrtch. and l,ar 10 M lfr.
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n "ee mfthod e( eontersioR.-A capital
"l 100000 pounds, is %Pr"posed t"r con
serlins The Jews. II Ia,ing been discn
vcred lhsi by The regular aud tedious pro
cess If preaching and teaching the con
version Il fetery jew costs, upoo any oreF
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II Hatnre never aei.n p1rf IN vain,
0bo taid m hl,teisD -italt fhis fact e%'ilain T
Hlyin lie Glow worm docs her poH'r produce
such lavish la5tre f0r So little use>
\ plain blunt fellow WHO by chance stood bvi
Ueard ~ bat he aid, aud mode him this reply
" Nature ffuolh he) c>plains her " design
she meant 10 moGiiy MI pride like lhinc, .
Wien o .crnui ns,et tail lcill.sH sit efreai
And lc.t such aol6atss IN q co4cemlIt head. ID
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When n once eel brpied nctreas made
her epffe "a {.ai5 Ioienirg. soine years
sirce ia Dublin, ih,re hlgh brad nofnetsI1f
fashion IN the stage lex ero ssiy annoyed
Ter by talking bud, coughing, 81. TIE
%actrsss, steady telresse,i, stapised, hnftt
into ictra, and te1u,d Tie ladies, ,ln =
haehrl,f for mo,reut eninyed ii,"ir triumph,
" hen u eirat npIoar rttsard, md 70 on,
70 on. Wa hrnrd from I'll parts IL the
house, Al length u Young cdilrgian i0mp.
I'd On one pfihe hehrhra IN the middle IF
the PIT, aud rNeiainrd 10 tire audience,
" My friends Who sil atnui ,ne are drlef.
mined That the ply glall noi - on, I'll
those tllffe drunken grntlrmen in "oinc1's
clothes leave tlnr stage box. This nd
drrss was universally upplauded. aud tia
am,zonlsns retired ln1hP aitnast confusion.
amidst the shouts AVID misses IF tl,e spectl-
tbta.
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IiltkES this nictliod Of returning his sin
u Gre thnuks TO the putin for tie very
lIiHfbl Encouragement rxlrUfrd foVhrds hfm
since his cnmmtJremopi In bIainess, mud
no" bcgs lenvc ~ inform thcm lint he lbs
on ihnd n 'aIFr ns70rib7rBt ~ mrs. NJ Inc
ih'r9 iash'op', and ot mp ,fDT qaattR all
Of rlteh wGrr manufacture under the MT
medinie '"gan'iea and fupetfakcA9eurt Of Wi
lam Iatdy. lis Las jssi frCsiN ed from Nv
! 2fh Il dne tnpply Of tho Bl.a1 NORTHERN
! RS, and u'hof materials ia lis hpr, wbith h.,
with ~ lol,4rr stock, Nil c,fnble him 10 m
r''dciurn IInis nf all acscfiptious, 10 suit ft1
~nn's # rYcry in''sidual.
A. H. has employed n first rate 6nisher
from the North, WHO i, acquainted with he
latest fashions, the puOliu may rest satisfied
tial hats Of his manufacture a. III ho equal IA
every frspeet 10 ihusc utauuittlurod in lie
northern Cdirs.
rcr.ons wishing Ia purfhasc arr earnestly
solicited 10 call aaf examine lii h1ls and tn1
rtfcry. rs hc IT, determined Ia srll cStrcmtlY
loV Tor cash. JuiA -. u
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-
Curious SriforS Pettiion.-The follow
lne j, llcral aud genuine copy of an ire
ai.llhlY humorous petition, which came
last Friday nnder the consideration of the
LORDS of ihe Treasury, by which IL was
reunited II the COMMISSIONS oi Stamps.
viii II favorable reeamnoalation -
TO nc .,iost .N."tle fer.h a'd fl'..hamsl
@hIS :'igyesfg'$ COD bless hl1D 1teasa
W - M q aPtffto" from t.
p, lSea"a7J a prisoner al IN
co"aIy @9"t, Dcto", t~o"t"uHded " nf
'.le, Esq.
Mort Noble Gcntl"men,-Non vii
please 10 excuse your poor petitioner II
iah'og the Liberty Of SENDING YOU tins pc
l'tIon but he IS informed by the g'ntie
mao magistrate, VI. Locht"re, ESQ who
c"mn11ltrd him, That II Is Ia yom i,otd
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age, a thousand pounds, II = therefore
proposed TO rnctt The object ~ purchasing
in future. Ar eminent lsraelite LAS agreed
H. contract for the conversion of " ihens
mud nj 40 pounds per bod Including NO
men and ciillren, hot threatens ia ra.e
tis price uuiess Immediately treated with.
London Ltefa5g Chfoa.
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From Tie Mar York Statesman, July ID
RItGAlA AND TURKEY.

RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
We have copied from the Ercuing Post
a curious @dntuntnt. taken from d late
French paper, purportins t" he an extract
from the Petersburg Memorial, ud dressed
10 the legitimate state If Europe. On the
afriits ofTurkry and Greece. /; cumes in
IA q%oc.tiouabir ahape." mad there Is some
feasont to aual. It's authenticity. It's pub
~lHcation appears to have hrrn en!aeeonpa
MED by any ie;nalNs IA the Frrneh rap'rs
lfum Which ii was derived, and II is slagu-
~ thai !, Document TT So much Importance
sbould have fist rude its appearance AT
5.@sslen and in AN unofficial shape. The
n u arri,al from Europe will probably "n-
aiir us To dreiIe nn It's authenticity II II
.i,rio. ; IL, r..i .,p, vi Russo II sc elas
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the burning charcoal I.e0;.e made M
answer. bui beeam. pale. and II WAS o,Iy
when the widow Onrez sdara-"t h.ng6
sh. il dead. vel sbr viu return >, rs
wolld IN pnnish You hit an, w,r1eL.1
e,rl BECOME rnnri4,l and .,l,rmc1. aud
confessed that il was he uhn nd ls.h,,d
The charcoal. She l,.n uah.,,..,.l L.
run oul Of the house, hni was .e,,cd and
tied ds,n i, he, L,.1 Il - ,,a,.na
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-03
Dfeu,,

In this town, yesterday morning Joseph
Trumbull Esq aged 81. Funeral on Friday
next at 2o'clock, P. M,
In Leicester, widow Sarah Smith of this
town, relict ofthe late Mr.. Jacob Smith, At. 81.
In Barre, on the 9th Of Feb. Moses Cald-
we'll aged71.
In Baltimore, Elisha Tyson, venerable
and worthy member OF the Society ofFriends.-
More than 1000 people of color attended the
funeral of this good man.
In Bath, Lemuei Standish, aged 80, a lineal
descendant OF the celebrated Miles Standish,
one of the pilgrims who landed at Plymouth,
1920.
In Washington, Mr.. Fontain Maury, aged 60,
an officer Of the Revolution, aid to the Mar
quls De La Fayette during the campaign in
Virginia.
lnKeene, Mr.. Joseph Sylvester, aged 80
years.
In Union Conn. Mrs. Rebecca Halves wife
OF Mr.. Elijah Halves formerly of this town
aged 67.-Printers in Vermont are requested
to insert the above.
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that attempts will be made, to secure the
whole electoral votes of New-England for
the Candidate, most of all obnoxious to their
feelings, and their choice, and if the people
do not look well to it, the attempt will Sue
coed. The printers of the Laws of the Unit
ed States, in Maine, New-Hampshire, Rhode
Island and Connecticut, and the printer to
the State in Massachusetts,, are all decided
Crawfordites. The Taunton Free Press ha 8
just hung out the Crawford flag, and the
leading democrats of this State are on the
same side.
Knowing his unpopularity with the people,
the leaders do not come out boldly with their
designs; but every act, if scrutinized, will be
found TO tend to one point, the elevation Of
the Treasury Candidate. Although a por-
ton of the democratic members of the Legis-
iature of this State, and Of Maine and Rhode
Island, have recommended John Quincy
Adams as asuitable Candidate, yet, in both
the former, they pledged themselves to forego
their own opinions, and to support him who
should be nominated by a Caucus. The
Maine Representatives have since held a
meeting; and nominated Crawfordites for
electors, and in Rhode Island, they have
made nominations for State officers, of similar
cast. Under these circumstances, we are
warranted in the belief, that if the democrat
&c ticket should prevail in this State, this
Spring, our electoral vote will be given
for VIM. H. Crawford. 1t therefore beh owes
every friend of the State, and of the Union,
whether federal or democratic, to come for
ward at the polls, and support ticket,
which will efectually defeat the machina-
lions of those, who are conspiring to stiAe the
popular voice, and to elevate one, to the
highest Office in the country, who will be
subservient to their interested views. Such
a ticket is the one, which bears at its head,
the name ofSAMUEL LATHROP, man en-
inent for his talents and virtues; and we anti
cipate for it, a Jealous and efficient support.
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AR1t1 0o0N8+
TNHE Subscriber has recently

= ME Subscriber has recently
Il received an addition to his former stock.
comprising general assortment of English.
American and W. |. Goods, Crockery, Glass
ware &c. which he offers for sale on the mos,
reasonable terms, at the Brick Store. opposite
Messrs. Rice & Miller's-
Consisting of
Superfine Black, Blue, and Mix'd Broad
Cloths,
Cassimeres of various colours,
Satinetts from Scots. to ST. 90 per yard,
Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings,
Shifting from 10 to SO cts. per yard,
Piaids, English and American Ginshams,
Anew real Seal Skin Caps, cheap.
Also, on hand,
Superfne and Fine Flour by the Dbl.
Rye and Indian Meal,
Oats, Corn and Rye,
Sole and Upper Leather,
Waxed Calf Skins,
Afew doz. elegant Morocco Skins,
Shoe Pegs,
! Sperm and Tallow Candles,
Winter and Summer Strained Oil.
=. Wv4NTED-in exchange, Lumber and
most kinds of Country Produce, at fair prices.
9FCash and the highest price given for
L.. w. STOWELL.
Worcester JqsI> 20. e3eo3.
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CHASE TRIMMERS &c.
Attend.

TTACHED on mesne process
IA and to be sold at Public Auction (by the
consent Of the parties) at the dwelling house
OF ABNER MAYNARD in Shrewsbury on sat
urday the sixth instant at nine o'clock A.. NJ.
a great variety Of articles in the line of Chaiss
Trimmers, Wheelwrights, and Harness Max
ers-consisting Of cha;se bodies and carriages,
harnesses partly finished, hatness leather, and
an assortment ofchaise andiharness trimmings,
quantity oftmber and lumber suitable for
wagons and chaises, and many other articles.
Terms at the sale.
G. VALENTINE, u. Sheriff.
March 2. 1924.
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NOTICE.

A meeting Of the Federal Republi-
cans is requested at the Court House
in Worcester on Wednesday evening,
the 10th current at Z o'cloc k, for the
purpose of agreeing upon suitable
persons to be recommended to fill the
respective offices of GOVERNOR,
LIT. GOVERNOR and SENA-
TORS, for the ensuing political year.
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as

There are'45 federalists in the Legislature
OF Maine, according to the Eastern Argus, all
said to be in favor of Mr.. Adams. There are
As federalists in the Legislature of Virginia,
according to the Richmond Enquirer, said to
be in favor Of Mr.. Crawford And the Ma
tional Intelligencer sets down As avowed
,federsliefs'' in the present Congress, who,
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ESTATE OF >~-
NATHAN ANDREWS.

YNHE Subscribers having been
N appointed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine
Judge OF Probate for the County of Worces-
ter, Commissioners to receive and examine
the claims Of the Creditors of the Estate of Ma
than Andrews, late Of Fitchburg in said Coup.
ty, deceased, represented insolvent, do here
by give notice, that six moths from the sixth
day OF January instant, are allowed to, said
Creditors to bring in and prove their claims /;
and that we will attend to the duties OF our
said appointment, at the Office of John Sher-
ley in said Fitchburg, on Monday the twenty
ninth day of March next, ON Monday the
seventeenth day Of May next, and on Thurs
day the first day of July next, from one to
five of the clock in the afternoon of each ay
JOHN SHEPLEY, Commits
JOSEPH DOWNE, Jr. sioner;.
January, 10 1924.
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Notice.

FNHE Members of the WOR-
n CEsTER MUTUAL FIRE INsUR:
ANCE COMPANY, are notified that their
meeting stands adjourned to Thursday even.
ing, March IL, at o'clock, P. M. at the
Court House.
OF general attendance is requested.
ISAAC GOODWIN, Sec. Protein.
March 8. 824. Z
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1aaarrteo.

In HubartstOn, Mr.. Nathaniel, Upham to
Miss Phebe Kimball. =
In Sutton on the 22d. ult. by the Rev. MIR.
Mills, Alden March NJ, D. of Albany NJ Y.
to Miss Joanna Perry AFmsby of the former
place. (;
= In scarborough, Dec. 31st, by Rev. Mr..
Parker Mr.. Salmon Sibley to Miss Lovica
Bridges.