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.'os,a'es. aud he wa' Immediately appointed to on Of.
nee ia The Colombian Army. He had sawed IN h for
;ns VI SeMs. snarinx lite various fortune. yet nov
.nk seaui!y on In The path Of distinction. when
dsa'h met him, on the battle field, and cio.sJ h,s "a.
reer. On the 9th day Of Angus, last. n. rn.s.haa sn,
o, 'he city Of boso'a, in command OF IN. iron, Compa.
ny OF inc government troops. to meet the iusurv,n,s
MS gallant bearing had already attracted the a,ten,ion
and admiration OF both friends and foes, when he fell
ms 'alxh broken by a ball. and a bali through his arm.
anu covered with wounds from tbs lances of the en.,
my. A Few OF the Government Cavalry. who .scsns,
10 b'go's, brought tn n. ws Of bis having fallen. dr..
ge'Ste,y wounded. The American Minister. the H,c.
= moore, nearing he was wounded aud knowing he
was DIE c~ountymau, prompted by feelings which do
honor 10 his nature, aud reflect credi, on BIZ. country.
,mmsoa'e'y 'o;ained a passport and repaired to the
battle-ground. He sought and found Ii. Carr. and had
him conveyed on a litter to his own house In Bcyo,a.
when all that kind nursing and skilfn, physicians
could 10. was done to save him, All wa. in vain! aud
s.ier 'wenty-ene days OF great bodily pain, he died,
honorcd by his enemies and regretted by his lriead.'
An American gentleman, who was in Bogota at the
moments, thus writes TO his friend in this city:-
" assure you that | never felt more pride in beinr
al american than l did on that night; all classes Of both
T eoncurred in lauding Cars chivalric conduct.-
= ne commander oil the Insurgents, Col. Ximene,
lagainst Hhom Carr fought) spoke in the highest terms
OF MIN. j inclose you for the consolation OF his reIa-
ives inc highest testimonials, from President Mosque.
"a caycedo, and Col. Espinar, the commanding officer.
oil his worth and the high consideration in which be
was held here: Bolivar and Gen. O'Leary will also
Dear high testimony to both" 1Balt. Re-.
DIED, on wednesday last, after a lingering Hines.
OF Two months, during the latter part Of which her
sInsr'ng' Were very acute, from dropsy of the chest,
Mrs MARIA A. G~ArEwoop. relict of the late PhiI..
mon Lakewood, Esq. Naval Officer Of this port. Mr..
lakewood had attained her 62i year, blessed in the AZ.
lscion oil her children, and in the sincere attachment,
y respect oil numerous relations and friends, who
VIII long lament the chasn thus formed in their co.
S,e'y' Mrs. Gatewood has resided in Norfolk abou,
20 years. whittier she removed from James City Coun.
W pear 'o 'he old Metropolis, where too, she was held
VA deserved estimation by her %neishbors and acquain-
tsnces. Her manners were frank and Ingenious, and
she delighted in the cordial Interchange of those kind
ohces' which constitute the chief good ofhuman socir.
". tJVoJoik Beacon.
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EXPLOSJOW

Dc. 6-We regret the occasion which
obliees ne to record he occurr: nco of an explo ion which
o'k place on board the steam boat Andrew Jackson
whl' on her way from Charleston for Augus'a. tbs
force Of which almost Immediately sunk her. She now
lies IN III, %si'uatoD on the outer edge Of the Gard a
Back. We have just learnt that a considerable quaint.
W OF the cargo has been taken fom her, add there l.
every probability that the beat will be raised. IL il
s,a'ed That she was insured in Charleston for S5. 900.
The cargo consists OF hard ware, crstes, &c. Tli.o o.
eurrence did not end here. The crew Eve in number,
loot IncIud ng the Captain, who Is uninjured, were IA.
Ken rom the wreck and brought to town in a dreadful
state'-The Engineer, U.hn Sypbor) has since died.
by the statement Of the Pby.ician OF the United s at,s
Marin Hospital, published in one Of our columns s
last recovering. The negroes, three In nun Der. se
ai'o. ny report, doing well. Immediately sfter the ex.
po ion, the steamboats, Washington and Cbarles,on
were sent to the assist nee Of he A.. Jack.on
Repubicsu.
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From the Gem fer ls3l
HOPE a LOVE

HOPE a. LOVE.
One day, through Faney's telescope,
Which 10 my richest treasure,
i saw, dear susan, Love and Hope
Get on, in search of Pleasure;
All mifth and smiles ! saw them SO;
Zach wns the others banker
soL nopo uJ 10 ~ n.' o,y'no'' oo"'
n"" AV a"e"o''
They rambied on, DER vale and hill,
They passed by cot and tower;
Through glow and winters chill,
Through sunshine and through shower
But what did those fond p~laytnatos care
For climate, or Tor weather.
a. scenss TOT mem were bright aud ia'f'
:" ""'o" 'n"y yaxeu togcther.
soreumes thsy turned aside to bless
So0o muse aud her Wild numbers,
Or brceiho n dean of holiness
On Beauty's QUOT slumberss
Fly on said Wisdom, with cold snesrs,
y toaeh my friends TO doubt ycn''
Sone s.ch' ss,u sgo, win pi.'ef 'ears,
"' "'a'' 70 "'"ou' y"u'
When Poverty bssct their path,
And threatened to divide them,
They coaxod away the beldams's wrath,
Ero she had breath to chids than,
by vowing all her rags were silk,
And all her b'i,ers honey,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

Ae NAWAY IN JoH-Was committed to he J,I
No Of Cumberland County, (Ya) on The fret d,v If
July last, \ negro woman named JANE WHITE. five
leet IL inches high, Of dark complexion, about 2l
or ~ years OF age, and says che 10 free, and was taised
in the Town OF Petersburg. But, not having spv pro.f
that she Is Tree, the owner is requested To- come fos'
ward, prove property, pay charges, and take her srsv
or she viii be dealt with as the law directs, ~
Sept. "a 40-w3m'---Jailor Of Cumberland Co,o,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

70 ne Planter IF TtJRinia and -yo,U Cnz-,s-.
nigh rate Of duty paid orTobseeo in EoslanJ.
~ Ireland and Scotland, CAUSES great eonsump,
.on OF Ne"Wed Tobacco IN those countries. and our
buyers require the leaf in such a stats a. ~, :" - Iii, M
stem Freely. We, therefore, rseommeod Won no, 10
prize your common and good Tobacco Such AZ IL now
uSed Iof s'rPO so hard AZ 10 make it difficult 10 s,em,~
is now converted into strips, az well a. the mn .ho,,
ieai' and u either these kinds are priced 90 hard az n
DC at si s'Tek together, they are rendered mueh less
size to admit Of ID to 1900 lbs. being priced in ssi1hoa,
pressing II so hard ss TO itiure IL Tor > cunning
X 4 r. GwATHMEY.
~ V9~'IP'D"IS Commission Merchants
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

DIED at Bogota, Co'ombia, on the 18th Sep,smbs,
las, DABNEY OvERroN CARR, son Of Col samu.,
Car, OF Albemsrle County Virginia, In the 9th vsa, n
ents and great promise. OF ardent temperament s s
enterptising spirit, while yet a studsn, a, We, pan,
he formed the resolution OF joining The standard Of B'Ji'
var, and lehthat place witba young South American. an
adopted con Of Gen. Pasz, who was his isIio~'.,nS, : u
and repsirsd TO South America. His military sdnc''
ton, HE talents and the high rcspsetabiHty Of his con.
neS'ons IN this country, gave him easy access 10 lle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

NJ. Robetta Pbyfieian OF MarsSilles has communi.
Gated TO the National lns,itu'e OF France an account o,
thT'een experiment. made by him, by which he has
a'ceriained that small poS, AMI varioioid virus mixed
with mix, produce a mild disorder. From this, he in
iers that The small pox had been caught by the cows
rom the human species and returned by the vaccine
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

Two REVOLUTIONARY OFFICERS AND SOL
the officers and soldiers of the R.yoIulion. in nrocnrino
warrants Tor the lands 10 which they are entitled undsS
me late act Of Congress. He is also prrpa ed to pur.
Information may he obtained by direcIns ~ iii.
isuef, or calling at his Office on Main Street opposite
the Merchants Coffee House. Ff'
Nov. 26. "ln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

Chief justice Marshall, D.. John Brooke nbro,sh
and joseph c. Cabel, Esq. OF Virginia, have been eIsci'
ed members Of the Society Of Universal Statistics, Of
Farls' VA Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

H1NEMALE Miles Crawford school
IL Tor the ensuing year, will commence on the I'm
OF January next, and end on the 10Th OF December
io'ewing' with a vacation Of one mon,h In the sum.
mer.
Her price will be twenty dollars pr scholar f.,
teaching Reading, Wriing, Arithmetic, English Gram.
mar, History and Geography, with he use OF the maps
An extra charge will be made of ten dollar, for
rrench-,weive dollars for Theorem Painting, and
hVe dollars Tor plain and ornamental neeile-work.
During the term, Boarding can be had in her fathers
family for $50.
Miss Mary e Crawford has taught. school several
years, ana l believe has given entire satisfaction.
consider her morals and talents for the managing of
children to be OF the highest grads and her qualifca.
lions to teach, such as to ensure the proper instruction
of children committed to her charge.
Y. KIMBROUGH.
Louisa County, Nov. 1880.
1 nave Ter several years past, been a patron 10 a school
KEPT near me by Miss Crawford; and it affords me a ne.
cnhsr pleasure, to have it in my power to say, that TO
the best OF my Judgment | have always admired her
system oil teaching; as being admirably adapted 10 the
improvement OF the morals, and the Advancement of
The intellectual faculties Of the scholar-her rule being
uniformly and steadily. parental, aud aTs c,iona,e. ha,
not Jailed in producing TO tho.e who have pa,ropi.eJ her
school the ~happiest and most satisfactory re.ult-b.r
EXAMINATIONS in those branches which she pr,poses IN
teach have been invariably admitted.
JOHN M. PRICE :
Louisa County, Nov. Ii, 1880.
lhave also patrcnised M,ss Crawford, scboo,. and
WIN pressure subscribe to the above certificate of Mr.
'onn VI; efice' f.. N. SANDIDGE.
5S-uas
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ENbMALE EDUCATioN.-Under the supe rinten nd
n ance.ot Ms. Bnckner, will be opened. on the
,on 'lnuary, 1881, a school for III, reception OF young
my. ~
me. course OF instruction will comprise all the most
Important branches OF an English Education, Dnwiog.
Painting, Needle work, &c.
me price Of Board and Tuition will be $50 paid ouar.
!eriy IN advance, or $50 at the end of the wear. Red
ofuo,ng' candles and towels to be furnished, or an ex
ira charge will be made.
ne situation is unexcep,ionably healthy and eliyj.
oe 10 every resPec'-and every Effort viii be made 10
suvance 'he improvement Of the pupils, and give sati,-
faction TO their fitnds.
Nov. 80. ka 'R'
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lent servant,
w. T. BARRY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., ,
Mn,naarL.- o 1904 q

November 8, 1890.
Inc Secretary Of the Treasury has the honor to sub
INIT Tor the consideration Of the President, the expcdi-
ency OF recommending 10 Congress that some provision
De made Tor the prosecution of persons who may com.
mt frauds upon the Government. Such frauds are gen.
orally attempted under the color of claims arising ont
oil Revolutionary services, and OF grants for lands in the
territories coded TO the United States by France and
SPAIN Several of these offenders, emboldened either
by success or by a supposed security under the remiss.
ness oil the Government TO punish them, appear TO have
perpetrated, by perjury and forgery, frauds of a Hagi-
uoss character. Prosecutions have been commenced in
some cases which have been recently detected at this
Department., and Investigations instituted in Others
where strong suspicion offraud is entertained: but these
proceedings are found TO require not a little time and La
pour IN collecting evidence, corresponding with Dis
trict Attorneys, and in various duties, as we'll of agency
as these which more properlybelong to professional SER
wees, which the Treasury Department has no officer 10
perform who Is not otherwise fully employed, even II
sucn a duty could properly be assigned, by regulation,
10 a subordinate officer. IL is owing, as is presumed. TO
similar difficulties, that prosecutions for such offences
have been heretofore but seldom. instituted, whereby
the evil has increased TO a serious extent.
IN conclusion, il Is respectfully suggested, il it should
De deemed advisable TO invite the attention of CONGRESS-
10 an enlargement OF the functions of the Attorney
Genoral, whether this service might not BIO ADVANTAGE.
ously assigned TO that officer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

Making an annual increase Of
tfansT %ortstion, equal 10 s12s7 uu,.
beyond the amount Of sny former period. '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

EPAPPAHANNoCK ACADEMY.-The PubIic
EU are respectfully informed, that tbis Insti,ution
WIN Do opened again, oa the 18th OF January hey. nm.
der me immediate superintendence OF the present Teach
eeMm. me course OF Instruction will embrace the En-.
g'ish, Latin and Greek Languages, Geoyrspbv. with
the uss Ell Mars and Globe, Arithmetic, Aigsbr,. &c.
ometry, plane and spherical Trigonometry, and the
iheory and Practice Of Surve, lug. The French. Sn,n.
~ anu itahan Languages will also be taught, shouId
me number OF ,cholars be sufficient 10 Justify the
employment oil a competent Teacher. Thankful for
me liberal patronage extended TO the Institution
turing me Past year, its claims are again before the
public whilst the unwearied exertions which The
undersigned have heretofore manifested, In the dis
charge OF Their arduous duties, may be received as
some pledge OF their future conduct, thew trust ,ba,
'e Improvement which experience will Fable them
o MAKE ooth IN The mode Of teaching pursued, and the
Juuic'ous organization OF the Institution, will enIarSe
t%he!.sphere OF lis usefulness. As a suitable situation for
sme instruction ofyou'h, few places |, is belieye d, com.
oine more advantages than this. Among these. its veil.
selected library, salubrious air, commoIious buiIdinos
anu iiciIi'ies oil communicates with DIFF rent parts of The
couaIy, merit especial notice, Terms for boardie,
anu iniuon, including washing, mendirg. &c. sim
eacn Boarder finding ti4 yn bed, bedding. towels and
candles Parents and Guardians, wishing to place tbeir
enhc'en az ms Inst tn ion, are 70 ques.ed 10 make time
~ applications to Charles A. Lewis, Jr.
Address, RoppahanDock Academy. Caroline Co,o,y
va A LEWIS, Jr.
SAMUEL b. OWEN WILSON.
MA young gentleman. now a student of the asovs
institution, OF uBexceptionahle character and apiabl.
manners, who is well qnalifi d to teach the EJe mon
tary branches OF Mathematics, together with tho
EnS'ish and Latin Languages, Geography with the uee
OF the Maps and Globes, and he Theory and Practice
OF surveying, wishes TO obtain employment as Teacher
IN a private i~aniIy.-Letters addressed to either ot The
Ieachers, at the Rappahannoek Academy. viii me-,
with nrnm M No. IN
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$i7.79a OF

four
including all
amount now
S25.047 81
A77o3 %
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Doc"WeHrs accompanying te Presidents .Hessaee
to Congress
REPORT OF Fl POSTMASTER NER
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.. 3Otb Nav isso
Iofi? President 0f The United States:
SIR,-i have the honor TO submit the fonowing RI.
Department. VII
The expenditures CT tho Department, for
the year commencing With the lst CT
July, 1927. and extending 10 the I.t
The b.. nu,y, 1928. were $I,e2s.s Ss so
hges returned for tho s.me period,
were 1885 SIT o5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

1922 80
1856 81
1851 20
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showing an excess Of expenditure be-
,yend the revenue, for that year, of
ne expenditures, from the lst Of JuIv.
1928, to the lst oil July, 1929, were
The amount Of postages, returned for
the same period, was
ehe"ing an excess Of expenditure, for
that year. OF
The total expenditure. from the LIST NJ
July 1922 TO the LIST July, 1880, were
10 ULf: for compensation
to Postmastprs b95. 23l on
transportation OF the mail, 1874 O09 %
,ne'ueh'ai expenses, 63,463 OF
Inc amount OF Po.tages returned for tho
same period, was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

NNph ~ Il y %
me system OF hRencisI operations, az mentionsd In
ny report Of last Var, has fulfilled al. he anticipations
OF ITS efficiency. The promptilude evincsJ bv IN.
uePoitnk Po.tmasters" in general. and 1bs soH,s
ceI'a'n,y OF The accounts both with The bank. and
tnv,e Pos,nas'ers exclusive Of the security In all lhese
transactions derived to the public from This ,vs,sm
navG, 10 20 small degree, contributed 10 the ability o.,
W. apartment TO meetn extensive demands.
In,hs several States, improvements in mail facilities
nave peer loudly called for, and, in many instances.
me growing population ADD extending ssiusmsn,s ~,
ne country have absolutely required Them. In maS.
inE such improvements, care has been lak.n n n 80
'end mem as TO give the greatest possible acconods
Uon az loe least expsnse, and In such a manns, a.
would be most likely 10 increase the rsysn". -
" part owing 10 these improvements that The smoun,
o. revenue u 90 much augmented, though thev have
at The same time, considerably increased IN.
lures OF the Department 'SPe"o''
Between The Let Of July, 1929, and he l., n I.,.
1880, the transportation Of The mail was ine,s.,SS p
o"Ess, o1ns,o 745 7e7 miles a year
y" "'''e0'cH sno IN sulsies 6OI10f do. DO.
Making an annual Increase Of
tfsnsTortstioD, equal 10 s12s7I mile. ,...
NNANNA y WI
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$o47l.23i
SPEECH OF MIR. HOLMES. OF NAN.


We now come to the removals made by the prcspnt
Administrations and, Sir approach the subject more
n sorrow than in anger When was last elected
the present Chief Magistrate. had no pcrsonol or
political quarrel. 10 settle; no private prcfs TO MS
snage; did not form my opinion Of his chara ctcr
rcsn those who had engaged in personal controversies
WIN nm, but who are now his Jealous supporters.
NoiwHhstanhlng their characters were hirh and
might hay" boon justified IN believing their Testimony
concluded IT might have been under biph excite
mcnt, and made the proper allowances hndmore-
over, no special paraity tor the last incumbent lie
was not my first preference; but knew them both
l bad witnessed the last administration, and thou0h
saw, or thought ] saw, something to dislike ( saw
much o. approve, and when n President had done
well for the first four years deemed policy as well
as Justice to try him again rather than venture uuon
new experiment and thus to keep the public mind
ln nh eternal excitement. had served two ypnrs IN
this Senate with the present President and though
my personal ror'iolities all in his yor n N nv
deliberate belief that he had not the qualifications for
tins exalted Office; and confess TINT nothing has
since occurred 10 shake thus belief While my judg-
inent compelled me TO fear, partialIcs induced me
TO nope when was IN the other House. a dstin-
guished member from Georgia, since a Senator here
ana now no more introduced resolution declaring
that General Jackson, commander Of the army
hadiln taking 81. Marks md the Bnuancas violated
the Constitution Of the United States; but nv feeble
powers were CRerted apninst that resolution Yet
the whole delegation Of Georgia. majority of South
Carolina, among whom was the cvcr-io be lancntcd
Lowudcs, and decided minority ofthe virginia del
cgotion voted iorIt.
don't speak this matter Of repronch against
those States but as proof that had nothing against
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Estimated deficiency

Appropriations contained ia bill, that have passed
the Senate, and are now pending in the House Of
Representatives
Appropriations in bills that have passed the House
Of Representatives aud are nov pending in the
Senate
Appropriations ~ bills OF the Senate that have no;
yet passed that body
Appropriations ~ bills Of the House Of Representa-.
lives still pending IN ihai House
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-22
:,.an aNCl1HIQE.,.

KTE the subscribers Having titeif appoint
w ed ny The Hph! Court IF Probate for
the District of New Mitfurtl Commissioners
TO receive, examine aud adjust the claims of
the creditors ffhe estate of Ia
HmDANlEE TURRELh, au4 u,e.
late Of Kent, in said districtn daesased. repre-
sentekl insOlveBt---aRdl said Court having i'm
tied and aHowsdl SIX months from the date
hereof for the creditors to said estate to exhi-
ittheir'c laims' ID t'sa-hereby give n0tieest that
we shall meet, atuthe date dwelling, house vt
the aeceased. in said Kent, oMlhe first. Tues
day in SUPPLEMENTARY and the first wv dnes-
day IN January. 1881, at nine O'Clock in the
Forenoon 6reach Of said daysgto t6 the
business of'"ur's said appointments. "AllUMi,ns
not exhibited withiusai1l tlme win be- det1ars.
red a rec6verys's. sav :, VIZ 49,
LEHMAN STONE, I Comn,is-
DANIEL DAYTON, 'sis6Ssers.
Kent JulT g. fBSOii' S7ttnn +adi5n' 81 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-22

,o AZ. sL.A.EAsg.kg III Y -..,,.y " - u -
:" "'S "'e"us !" '""e' q" unusual OUT no
inappropriate address. Ws-Vsh him all the success.
bissmoaes,k cau6iIlesIre,. Pc " n CF -
= = X 4 -
L.s,,s,: e. IAyl A.
ing in JessamSe Cc;sR,v, Kentucky on ,Ss o., IN,
after suUdry resou,ions ON abe reseDt slate Of nnhIr
AFFAIR.", the Ioslowinq was agreed to- ~, r''O''-
RssStSed That our distinguished lelIow.si.izpO
nj Oa =. rne ~. H. I.S mlend q !1ter-
sEs ss' - i;rno nS ereat inter
sSa s r 70 me sappot q
,e e t'S ~ 49, 1"cEsoN 40
~ nsesn',s r.. os.v 9. wen
", y ~
cnar.on 81 h;s $3.50. ~ - ms IF .";d SIes aNe
J -, "'.' ~ I 49, r ~, s'fc cot's1Wtee'
49, ~ =, me - al A.psr tNe
~ I'm" - ""e s q S""c'eS from tune
Dr .''''G' oo,,,.,..,s ...j
On the 10Th OF the same month, at large and res
pectabIe meeting OF the citizens OF BourboR County,
in the same Stale, the following adopted among
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-22
MARRIED..

a.
Ie ,his town o.. the ll5i. iHs! BY :he Rev. Il. T,
shp; daughter Of Mr. David Wi0ship:'" nr ,! ~
J, In MaH1s, N, Y. Mr. Joel Morse, Of WallipgioEd,
Ct. TO- Miss Julia Ann Bartholomew, Of Pompey. N Y.
Tn WinHham, Elijah Chapman, ESQ. Of TolIand, TO
Miss Emily Sski, daughsev Of the late Jndge Swiit Il
Ia New.hondopP. Mr., Nicholas Agtho4y.,'o Miss
In Lyme, John w. Allen, ESQ. Attorney at law, Of
Cleaveapd,, Ohio, 10 Miss Harriet C, MalheE, dasgh-
Ter Of Mr. James Mather, ,...,...,.
ia 'Wibdhah, M. Samuel Lee, 10 Mics Lauta
Y0ung. oytu5ot. ~. h'L r';ht - - 80: x.
=, IN BridgsPofi. "a Cannon Esq 10 M'' A'P
ia s,sniSyd, ME- Samuel HolnsN Of N. York. 10
ma Ba a%iiSHs 70 selden & Of Bristol to Mis-.
Eliza Beach, ~ RaFiihgt6n.H''' '''.'' -"
In Har,fofd,N Ma Joshua Haywood to'Nliss Mary
Ann Hamilton; Rev. John Taylor Jones, Missionary
10 Burmah, to Miss Eliza Grew, daughter Of Rev.
Fseu,vs (saekv .iutft st"," i.'li ~ -"
In Eeybrook, Mr. George Pratt, jr. to Mss Grace
&. Garter, daughter Of Samuel Carries, M, D. j,
'' ..,. p" DIED, .,;,.,,,.,
ia New.Eisssn. Nrs Della chidssy, wife OF Capt
m Windhsm eounsE. hfrss Grace Dwight, usidow oi
the late M jabex Dwight. Of New-Eiasen.
ia Hartford, ~ Jbilh Han, ~! Agf Della Bull,
rslict &C as Iaia S"aaalan Bull EsqI ME- James PHI
u DSsbury, sHss seIsesaFe'ry,as: ~ifsOf Ebsns.
Il SSsihan, Mrs. Hopkins, 60 widow Of Godfrey
TX Hartford, NJ Joha Gcsswin, 50. ,a,a'
u. CanisehqFy, MVp Gmee Qriehl, widow Of Abe
IaIs Nc Jibss Dwight q Nsw-ilFYsS. - 40.