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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-04-11
BACHELORS LAMENT.

I've often loved, but all in vain,
And sought wife midst high and low;
Bnt who can tell the aching pain,
And hear with ease ciyil--No!
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-04-11

He was perplexed in The extreme. lie could
not but doubt! But all this involuntarly doubt
did injustice TO the devoted laithlulness of wo.
man! he told her his melancholy story-he ok.
Itenuated his conduct; but it was unnecessary.
She had prejudged his case lavourably; there
had been no shadow Of change in her. But
Ieyenll he shouIdproye guilty, she now felt she
loved hlm--iaithluI, unalterabe love reigned
paramount in her heart, and she said to him
Come rest in this bosom, my own stricken dear
Though the herd shall forsako thee thy homo is still
here;
know not, ask not, if quilts in that heart,
! but Know that love thee, whatever thou art"
How inexpressibly precious must be such a
being TO man situated as Judge Wilkinson!
t hGhas tho 1.-THE oflhe feelings which usually
belong to human nature, he will forever cherish
her with ten fold more care than the 'appe Of
his eye" He will not even permit "th winds
of heaven to visit her too roughlyn
Aud what volumes does the conduct of the
young lady of Bardstown speak for the forti-
tude, the daring, the unfaultering faithlulness
OF the gentle sex! How sublime, how delight
full to man is the contemplation Of their fond,
their devoted love? No misfortune, no adyersi-
ty can change them, but
Through Joy and through sorrow, through glory and
shame,
Their heart, thcirdevotion is always the same
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POETRY.

IN WHILST ms HARP RESPONSIVE RuNd,
s,,,s THrs THE LATEST MINSTREL s6NG.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-04-11

never walked beneath the charm
Of beaming stars--the moons pale glow,
And asked maid TO take my arm,
Rut that her answer still was--No!
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uCome rest in this bosom, my own stricken dear, ,.
Though the herd have fled from thee, thy home IS sun
here;
Here is still the smile that no cloud can oercast
And the heart and the hand all thine own to the last
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I've watched her in the merry dance,
Coouettng with some dashing beau;
Nv protIcred hand and tender glance
Was passed by With thank you--No!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21
Yesterdays PROCEEDINGS.
No Scrgi0r Itr

The Struggle has been arduons beyond any thing
have ever Witnessed Ore whole week they have been
ping 10 elect Senator-and the results
yet as uncertain they at the commencement
They battle indeed al calculation
Yesterday day Of more interest than we have
perhaps ever remarked in The General Assembly. The
Fl of ID al i, 8 l-2 hours. Much o! the dav
spent in pro,racied animated, but angry debate
Many members weTc on the floor. variety Of topics
introduced-And i, not ill the clnsc Of the
Evening. that they 10 another ballot We heard
the roll called times-Fnr three rolls Mr. Rives
had IS votes and wanted only four 10 elect him Mr..
Mason 20 votes But Spartan Band of Wings
to the number Of -, stood ou-nnd threw away their
votes. Finally, candidate nominated in the
Senate viz Mr. John Robertson Of this civ in the
H. Of Rand The last call, he obtained uli Ih-
tering votes excerpt cne ard few matchmaking IL
a. this :zll; Nr Rrs los! ground and fell VOTE be.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21

The city itself vas almost totally deserted heie oeIns
only few foreigners together with abou. lOo a1e3cah
soldiers remaining there All the ports OF Mexico, WIN
OUT exception are bIockaded; there were ABOUT from ~
TO % English aud French vessels OF war on vera liu%'
also the American s!onp Of war LeYant-La 7dGeFhSe,
Santa lima again President cf !AtItao line french
ship Bordrlsis Packet No 3, Irom Vera C'cz whence
che sailed Eth January brings The above news IL was
received o, the port her Departure on the evening u
the 26h by 1press consequently the effects OF ths uh
expected apppiatent for hardly be believed 'hai
he elected by The people, could not nave oeeh feceeu
al Vera Cruz when the Bordelals saiea
Busa1aentc sud to have been appointed TO The COM
and of division of the army consisting oil Uuo men,
and ordered 10 march acains, Urea At Tamplco lie
decree expeing Tie French inhabitants oil Mexico was
to have been gdly enforced on the 9th Of The present
month, February
Vera Cruz which has been reported 10 be nearly oe-
serted had begun 10 wear her usual appearances those
who had fed were returning, but there was little pros
pect Of any business being transacted among the het-
chants for some weeks the vessels which nave enter
ed that sort from various places after the ia %! The Cas-
tie of San Juan dU!Ioa had been prohibited LANDING
their cargoes and will be compelled to return from
whence they came or The risk Of being wrecked or
battered to pieces should hosliIles again commence
between the French and Mexicans
The English and French squadrons were lying IN Inc
harbUr OF Vera Cruz together about twenty SAIL OF va
rious descriptions nothing having uGnspred 10 interrupt
the good feelings which apparently, have existed be-
tween them since their artiya-Commtrctal Bulletin
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Editors Correspondence


The Great Western is in having lett Bristol Jan 25
clock P. NJ and arriving here last evening. { clock
with JOG passengers She made The Northern passage
and had very rough time. .
The news is important and interesting. The French
Ministry have all given up their places and Tie hing
and Marshal Souil were trying to make rnew Ministry
with bu, poor success Theirs had driven up Mole so
sharply that Mole deemed 4 retreat prudent Adnmda
Bauin is promoted to the rank CT Vice Admiral me
.Honiteur oiiica publishes ordinance prohibiting me
expectation of grain from the french pnitS. "a us"'lh
is apprebCnded III France.
The IabnrIng classes in England continue IN great
state Of excitement stimulated by The high price OF bread
A National Convention is talked Of, for The iaboting
classes Lord John Russell has QUIT moderate
fixed duty upon foreign grain. Durham and EFouSiain
have written strong letters against the Corn laws 'h's
is indeed the sole topic Of talk in the British papers,
and the subject, the whole public ere moL2 or less
engaged.
Il Is worthy Of remark, that the moaNyed and mann
featuring cassfs oppose the Corn laws and the agIicu
,ura! classes alone supper. them. HE IunIn"hs
il is thought will paw in Tie wake OF Lord John tuS
sell, and The House Of Lords Tso heir repeal!
There is story in lie London Sun That The oung
Queen is to be married TO the Prince Albeit, Duke Of
SAKE Cuburg, ~ years OF sge, inc handsome ico",
&c but The Ministerial p"p"rs sag there IS n" rnth III
tie story Lady D4!hnusir formerly III CGn"!1 is d ad
The case of The Canadian prisoners not disposed Of
when the great Western sailed but 1t was not probable
that Rneburk would them from Their journey 10
Van Dicmans Land. The steamship Lr'erpo'! MAS 10
sail positively on lie 9Th Mrs. Tro!!ope Is out with
ncw box The Edinburgh Review Tor January has
great puff Of Prescutls Ferdinand aud Isabella The
Oxford packet ship is of, III deck, and without great
Gauagc. The Saint Andrew ard Pennsylvania are
wrecks Parliament meets Feb 9th. TIE assassin Of
Lord Noiburv is not yet discovered. O Council has
had quarrel with the Dublin press ar anu MIS-
Stevenson had dneG with Lord and Lady Durham.
TIE commercial ne U.s.. however. is more mpoTan
,hlu this gossip The Bauk OF England has again be.
gun 10 prescribe The American bills OF exchange The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21

We are under obligations TO the Delegate from
Prince Edward; for whose good feelings and judg-
ment have every respect-But we beg leave 10 re
turn his compliment in the gond spirit in which it
was intended We thank him for all his kind wishes
for health and the prosperity of our paper-We
give him ell kind wishes in relurn-but when he
talks of taton, abide by the notorious
facts that the Wings raying Mr. Rives conlesc
ing with The Conse rvaves in voting for him-and that
the Conservatives know they cannot elect Mr.. Rlyes,
without their some G votes being united with some G6
Wing voes-lhal is, in the ratio Of 10 l. end that the
avowed object of The Wing press and most of the Wing
leaders in seeking this atfation is 10 carry the State
and overthrow The Administration. Mr.. fenable is
pleased 10 call US ga retreatlng Conservative. We
have from the beginning scorned the name of Conserva
tive-nor reireating from opposition 10 the
Sub Treasury, which for the present at least put aside,
acted Oh by Congress But, thus far and no far
iher. We stop there. We will not 90 against Mr.. Van
Buren, who is sheet anchor against the election of
Mr.. Clay-And unless worthy friend takes care, he
will find himself iresstby driven 10 60 further than
he and agreed GO He mag bea retreatine RepubG
ean unless by vigorous e"rt he his proper
equilibrium Before he is aware of his danger he may
find himself rnlangled by difficulties, betrayed into
dangers, absorbed into Whirlpool from which his
great ssgacity cannot relieve him. We wish him we'll
with all our heart. and warn him Of the pers which
environ him Pence gardc One thing, we think, a
man OF his fine sense ought 10 have done. Has he
doubts Of Mr.. Rves' Has he taken pains to clear
themup' Are they cleared up But others, who have
better right TO answer than we have, may ask him
these and other puzzlIng questions. Nous rerrons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21
/r,on n, ny Commercial Of SATURDAY. }

fT0W ~ L J . :,
LATEST FROM FRANCE The packet ships SuIly,
Can't Lines, and Louis Philippe, Captain Casloii, are
below from Have, whence they sailed on the 10th OF
January.
We ae indebted TO Capt. Lines, OF the Sully, inr q
pas paper Of the evening Of the IAN OF January last
does no, contain line Of intelligence worth copying
The ship Samson Siurges, is also below, from Lon
don via ymouth-saiIed from The latter port on the
18th Of January The Samson lett at Plymouth The ship
Dragon OF n. York TO sail Immediately.
We informed by Capt Lines that there was 'rc-
mentous excitement, in The market previous TO his
leaving Havre. Every bale in store that could be Pur
chased was bought a, high prices The excitement was
beginning lo aJale when the Suly sailed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS February live are indebted 10
passenger on board the French ship Bordeais Packet
No s. arrived yesterday afternoon, from Vera Cruz,
(Which por, she let the 9Th ul) for the following
General Santa Anna had been appointed President Of
the Republic of Mexico; he is now residing IN Manga
de CIava General Bus,omente organizing an army
of 1000 MeSicans march agsins, Gen Urea, who is
stationed with the Federal army at Tampco Procla
nation had been issued ordering all the French residents
in Mexico TO quit the country before the 18th OF the pre-
sent month. All vessels matter what nation, were
prohh:ts from dschasng lhri' cargccs in Vera Cruz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21
REPUBLICAN MEETING

The Democratic Republicans OF Bo!etourt couc,v -.
rogue sted to meet at the Courthouse on FRIDAY tho m
Of February for the purpose Of appointing trlsga,r -
attend Republican State Convention 10 tc h.,d 90 ,s
city of Richmond, on The Sd Monday in March nov,
As The objects proposed TO be effected by Sarc Co,.
yenton of the highest importance, is To- be bos.
that every Republican in Botetourt who can posshy
tend will endeavor to be present al the Cuu.h,p,s
the 22i inst FincaStic Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21
Among the various good Speeches. which w,,.

Among the various good Speeches, which w,,s !.
vered yesterday, we've particularly slrgrk wal, "
clear, calm and 'nsny Speech OF Mr Watkins gi. -:
signed his reasons f.! not ing for Mr Rives Hs
claimed all prescription Of Mr. Rrrr> an scrn,n Us
Opposition 10 the Sab Treasury and Grcll-ra H., .'
s1'isf that Mr. 4 wrIe the irrnt Of the A9,.
nis'rarioa he would vote FOX him The h:rf or,I
thrilling Spc, ch Of Nr. RaicI. also ,r!d n,4n ,L
nomination or AIR Tyler by Republican rr,,b. =, e
Voolfolk He e!,quenly cal!si IN III" Rrpnhlic.,,'
rally round their principles and nail ;IrIf
'~
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COMMUNICATED.
lire Ii RnnnkslIs

a Hiig Spetek 7rgrssti,d-.7n inpremptu!
Let Wing. aud Conservatives firmly unite,
AMI shoulder 10 shoulder this great trule fight;
Press 20 the contest, decide il 10 day,
Or else the dread Martin we never may Stay.
Don't you see the proud General is in the field,
His goose. quill! his suora, the E his shield
One bias, on his horn will from hill, Gale and valley,
Cause the Democracy round him in pEalanx 10 rally
Then postpone the election 10 distant day.
We are sure Of defeat, disgrace aud disniay,
And then the great cause o! our late coalition
DOGGEREL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21

FOR TIE E-TQO7RER.
u You are requested to announce Capt. WILLIAM.
WHIrIsG as candidate 10 represent the county Of Hen
rico in the mex, Legislature of Virgina-And that The
Republican Of Henrico are requested TO meet at
their Courthouse, on Monday, the 4,h day Of March
nex Chat berg Court day. 10 appoin. Delegates 10 at.
lerd the prnposed Convention to Ge held 10 The City OF
Richmond, on the Sd Monday Of the same month.
4 NcIkN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21
PI'RIIC MEETING

The citizens Of Petersburg, who lend ;hair supn,,, ,
the "t the present Administration are r.
IN meet nj the Court house on Saturday next cr.
p NJ, f TIE purpose of e!ecting delegates to n. r.
mncrsc Republican Convention to be held at the ~,
lo in the city OF Richmond, on the 3rd Moat,yf-.
March next. "
January lS, 1889.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21
The Bull .NSgiur!.

The citizens Of Richmond, who are friends 10 h- p.
sent Administration, are requested TO meet a, the G.,
Hall, on Tuesday Evening at O'Clock, for lie Eu.,'
Of elecung Delegates To attend the Convention nj;
Republican party, on the Sd Monday IN March ns3,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21
ESGIyEERs OFFICE.

Fort Monroe, FeJTugry a. Io3D )
EBROPOSALS will he received until :Se LIST of
March next, for the delivery Il, this place, OF thlr.
~ thousand bushels (more or less as may be required
By The Supernlendne Engineer during the season. Of
clean sharp, lreshwaler SAND. The proposals 10 state
the price PER bushe and to be accompanied by sam
pie Of the Sand proposed to be delivered
Il L. De RUSSY, Ii. Col. Eng.
Feb y S9-tlslM
STATE SIX FER CENT. STOCK The Board Of
y Public Works will dispose Of Sl1O,COO o! State
per cent Stock irrcGeemaUe for % years. If early sPp!i
cation be made 10 J. BROWN, JR,
Feb 81 1Sg-G'1 Second .9uditor.
A TrENTlON-C Chesterfield Dragons Parade in
"a Manchester Friday, The 22f ins;ant, at II
O'Clock, NJ, fully equlpt (sxc- pit Eaiices) with
blank cartridges. BY order Of the Captain.
Feb II Ic"-iil GREEN fALL, o. $.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21

EN CANCERl-NiEcsis.i Rules held in the Clerks office
Of the Circuit Superior Court Il" Law and Chhnccry for the
county Of Caroline the ih day ": February, 1889
frances A. Mary John A Henry c. ornuah matthew,
scph A. PcGiosH Inis by fIancs W. sco thci ncN friend,
r1iGiIi
against
Eeh I'D Nomcn AMI Geogc e. Pollard administrator IF Nancy
Bridges, Decd Defendants.
The defendant Richard Norent nvug entered his appear
and security according the act OF As-eby amd the
Rules Of This CUun anH appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he HhILant OF this Commonwealth, rs ordered that The
said del. appear before the Judge OF sud Court the
Courthouse lac mt dy c The term and answer The bill Of
the plaintiffs and ha; copy v this order be i"rthw it'll inserted
spupcr published the Of chnUnd Tor months
ely font house Of sad
c0uTty. a CUpy-ICsic, kUBT. HLpGIN. q.
Fcb2 s0-wcw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21

an Observation-Disclosures Rules hcd in the Clerks office
Ofc Circuit Superior Couo Iaw and Chancery for the county
OF Caroline, The It'll day 81 February isJJ:
Andrew j. Rcynods, Plaintiff:
0.lins,
Wsm Normcn. and George D. Pollard, administrator OF Nancy
Bridges, Defendants
The defendant, William N"mrnt, having entered MS
and ucccG. the act Of Assembly AID The
;ncs tins court and 8fpcaUns by satisfactory evidence that he
naLiar Of This Commonwealth IL isofd'cd Tint lEc
said defend appear before TIE judge Of said court al the
house. til" FIST Of he md The m oil
the plaintiff aud i Ccly Of this order b. onnwh inserted ~
newspaper published The city Richmond of tao months
successfully, posted :hc II the house Of TIE
sIir \ Crpy-Tesl".
Feb rsg-wsw; RUBT. lit DGiN, {. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21

The Citizens Of Loudoun, friendly to the Adnin.sr,
ton, requested to meet ut SincIars Hotel! IN lrs.
burg on the first day Of March Court elect Drlrsal
to attend the proposed Convention 10 be held in the
of Richmond, on The Sd Monday in March next
Feb IT, 1889 MANY VOTERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21

The Charlottesville Advocate reports the number of
students who have matrcuated the University Of Fr
gina during the present session at 2lthe largest with
one exception n 36 that has ever been at the Unive
sy at the period Of the session The Advoc ate
saws the Conduct t." the students this session has been
generally sudious and e1empary-and We believe fever
dsmssions and suspensions have taken place than usual
The Credit Law, though in cases announcement,
is generally admitted to have had beneficial tendency,
in many respects, and especially in restraining The pro-
pensty of many TO incur unnecessary expenses.
Our own Medical College in this City, is doing well
and has far succeeded beyond al! expectation The
number OF matrcuates already exceeds I0and some CT
them are from other States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21

AJOriCE.-Thc subscriber, residing at King william
"a Courthouse, respectfully offers bis professional ser
vices in the Courts Of King William, King 81 Queen
Essex and Hanover which lie will hereafter attend re-
ruIsrly Office al his residence al King William Cov;t
house Communications by nail strictly attended TO-
Feb u lc9-wl2wl WIN n. GREGORY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-21

ATOTICE.-The subscriber, late Of King William
IA county, having taken house in the city of Rich
nnnd, near The Courthouse Of the county Of Henrcn,
has opened Tavern, by The name Of The RIcHmoSD
ExcHAsGE and is pre- pared 10 receive travellers and
Others 90 as good terms any in the city His Stables
are in frs, order, and we'll supplied with the very
best Of proycndpr-hs Bar with the finest Of liquors
and his Table with the best the market affords. lie will
likewise take BoardeIs by the week, month or year-
lie hopes that generous public will give him call,
as he is determined 10 be moderate in all his charges
THOMAS J POWELL.
Feb 81 S9-w3w
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PTTRI.Ir MEETING

meeting Of the Democratic Republicans Of Roct.
ingham will be held at the Courthouse on Mond. p,
for the purpose of appointing Delegates to
the Convention. 10 be held in Richmond on the 81 Moa
day Of March notwithstanding Register, Feb IT,
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.n9rC Signs,

We call upon those Conservatives, who are The friends
Of tie Administration 10 what ls passing around
them: and 10 hear what The organs Of The Wing Party
say;
(lhe Editor Of the Petersburg lnts5onccr, who wit
messed the Debate in the House Of Delegates Friday
last states that Powerful Mr. Souails speech was
il grossly deficient in most important, particular
Mr. 5 3 attention directed solely 10 The past and
was rot turned for moment 20 the future. lie de
lighted in holding Up 10 the Indignation Of the Wings
Mr.. Rivess upon the ProcIar'aion. Force Bill,
Protest EXpuparg. &c-but he en'irGy forgot 10 point
TO them The popertu MD ,chich Mr. Rrcs ght
render them nbrcakng dozen TIE present administration
in tecting Sir Clay, &c &c. Statesn,n must look for
wards as well as backwards '-(flcye is enc depiOpc
mcnL)
"Nr Rves' last speech ION Cliltendens biID has den
tilted him and more with the Wing party than any
hrs previous remarks II is very evident, indeed that
he has ctGsed 10 be member Of the purity
"a fac, concusveIy shown by the denunciations
of his "Iue allies, even than by bis own dcnunciaons
Of them "
(This Development is from the last Lynchburg Virgil
MINI lchoSc Editor IS msnI6r ~ the II u DteynttS
Such is the LIGHT. then, in which the Lyncbburg Wing
Editor pleased 10 consider MIR. Rges; and 1t is under
such feelings ard Impressions that the Editor IS prepared
for him, alternative. And is i, under such
circumstances that MIR Rves If he BE- the friend oil the
Administration as of his Conservatives still hold
him to be- will consent 10 remain silent; win he suffer
himself 10 be elected by the Wings, under such ciTcum
stances?
As to the Wing Organ in this City. you cannot 60
anss for similar quotations Such opinions are scatter.
ed yassim, every where through its columns 1t not
only recommends 10 ito Wing members in The Leglsla
lure 10 for Mr. Rives in order to break down the
Administrations it astes the impractical and i'm
practicable" wings, who will not abandon their ow
Wing candidate. 1t specifies some Of them by name,
and tells them they have done mischief enough airendy
-inlirnars that their Party can do very wei! without
them: and indeed seems 10 threaten 10 read them out of
the Church We leave it 10 the Wings to manage their
own family quarrel, as they may-but wc call upon the
Conservatives of the Legislature to TO give up
their unnatural, Illicit marriage with The Wings (Which
will only riure both the affiliated parles) and return TO
the fold of their own brethren. 1t is not too late
cape The abyss. which yawns beneath them. Arise,
arise Many of you generous and gallant spirits
Join your ranks-and agan rush to victory. Turn
from the motley banners around which you have rallied
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12
NJ I. u.

On Saturday evening last the Reverend ISAAC b. SEX.
AS. in he 5sth year Of his age
His fupera will take place shs afternoon at O'Clock
els. w. ram his late residence, No So Crosby street.
Friday the sh INSTANT after short illness, Charlotte
Abrans
On Friday 9th Instant Mr. Reason Gwyne agen ~ years.
native of Virginia.
On Friday 9th inst Elizabeth NJ Freeman OF Woodbridge,
New Jersey
On Thursday the sth Instant Mrs Maria Randolph Clutch,
youngest daughter Of the late Major Mathew NJ Of
Suffolk, Va.
Al Hook the 5h instant the 2Sh Of her age,
Mrs. Sarah g. Hoffman. daughter OF Samuel Badger Esq f
Philadelphia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

On Thursday evening 9Th inst Mr.. John H. Riley Of Pha
deia, to Mss May Ann, only daughter Of Mr.. j. bnn
merchant OF this city.
At Waterto~n Jefferson n the 3st ult Zebuon
Bentos of Oxbsw Miss Caroline Charlotte, daughter OF
Joseph Bonapsrte, Count de Surviliers
AT New Utrecht L. the 9Th inst BY the Rev =. T. He
bse james McEcot Catharine H. daughter Of Henry
W. Peckweli. all of New York.
At Belevie, the sh instant BY the Rev. john Carr Z
son the Rev Robert Birch Pastor Presbyterian Church.
New Brunswick, 10 Miss Sarah Alexander Rutgers, Of
Beeville.