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and expense, and at the same time do us a great
favor. We are in want of money, and we MUST
HAVE 1T, and it must come from those for whom
we have hecn lahnrinn for the Last t,rn
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l!!g .d.'.Ve. winch exposes the workings NJ
the system in that city. We have intended
for some ti,sc to follow up an article we
wrote f,r tie Journal some months since.
with others upon ,hp sare subject. Oar en-
gaeennenis. however. prnv"ntc II. lt" Ne
morratic press "f The STATE. slon'd c"n-
menre an externira'ing war against The
whole system. as an,i-Deroc t~ic-opprPs-
.ive 10 the people. and inimical 10 the prin-
cip'es rpon which our government is based.
What can be more unjust. than, TO require
anv class Of men to pay the Stn'e 'o- tn"
privilege Of exercising n useful and honofa-
BILE EMPLOYMENT. What right has the State
10 impose anv restrictions upon any trade or
profession! Where all power is vested IN
the Government. and n monarch ru'es by the
appointment Of Heaven. there is some pro,
prietv in requiring the citizen to purchase
the privileges of merchandising. or of sow
ing wheat. from the dispenser Of al authorl-
tv ard all power. Blu, we have been Taught
that all power is vested in the people,. and
that every man possessed lie right tod what
ever he might think was most conducive t.
his happiness provided he did not lnirlns"
upnn the rights Of Others. But our l.erisla-
tors are too iimiG-too cowardly 10 attempt
any ra}ica1 changes in lon- est iGni
usarcs. While they are eiernallv prod
, 1841-11-27

usagcs. WhlIe they aTf eIerHAIIE proc
their belief, that the people are ranF~
selfgovernment. they are afraid 10 let every
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PETER 5. SHARPE, &C

PETER 5. SHARPE, Com
plainant.
rs. Bill IL, Chance
STEPHEN B. WHEELER, ~ TO foreclosc a
JOHN DuxHAM, JORDAN Mortgage.
Durham, FRANCIS J.
BEvAS, JonS C. Nc
kESSET, Defendants.
Now, at this day, appears said complainant BY
w. V. Bruce his solicitor and files his bill of
complaint. The object and general nature. of
which is as follows to wit: said defendant, Ste
phen b. Wheeler executed a Mortgage to said
complainant, which is dated the 3rd day of Feb
ruary lS4O, conveying to him said complainant
certain real estate of said defendant, to secure
'hr payment. of about nineteen hundred and
fifty dollars. it being the residue of the pull
chase money Of said real estate, which had
been sold by said complainant to saiddeiend-
ant. Stephen b. Wheeler. that said money is
due and unpaid, and praying that sad Ste.
phen b.. Wheeler be made Il Defendant To
Slid bill, and that said Court decree that the
Equity "f redemption Of the said StcI hen
u. Wheeler BE- loreclosed. and the mort.
gagged premises sold 10 satisfy the amount Of
the residue of s1id purchase money of said
real estate, which is situate in Warren Coun
ty IN Missouri, and that the premises are oc-
cupied by John Durham. Jordan Dnnham,
Francis J. Bevan. and JOHN c. McKenev.
VIII" are also made defendants thereto. and
sid complainant also files his affidavit. sta.
ing iha:. SAID Stephen b. Wheeler is a non.
resident nf This Sr,,o /, =, ,hor,Lro .J.
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u. Wheeler he notified that unless he appear
1t the next Term Of this Court. to he Begin
nd held at the Court House in the town OF
Warrenton in said County Of Warren. on
the sc"nd Hon'Iay Of next March, and an.
Swer the allegations in said Bill. The same will
he taken for confessed. and ii is further or
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UT 10 4 DIdcnSInlJIl:
And pray who are you, strand your anccs-
tors:?"
TLni = =. -: i L. LII
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wrong in the abstract, and injurious to their
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lives under, costs him. They imagine that
the people are such fools, that they are una.
bic to understand how they pay the licenses
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OF the merchant. when It does not come ~
rect1y ont of their pockets. They prefer 10
keen the whole matter of taxation from tie
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
ycITEY.
From the Knickerboeker for February.
A SONG OF THE SEA.


BY n. w. ROCKWELL.
A HOLD. brave crew, and an ocean blue,
And ship that loves the blast,
With good wind plying 'nerriy
In the tall and gallant mast:
fla ba my boys.
These are the joys
or the noble and the brave,
Who love life
In the tempest's strife,
And home on the mountain wave
When the driving rain Of the hurricane
Puts the light of the light house out,
Aud the growing thunder sounds its gong
On the whirwind', battlefront,
lla! ha! do you think
Tha, the valiant shrink
No no we are bold and brave
And we love TO fight
In the wild midnight,
With the storm on the mountain wave
Breezes tha, die where the green woods sigh
To the landsman sweet may be.
Bu, give TO the brave the broad backed wave
Aud the tempes,'s midnight glec
Ila! ha the blast,
And the rocking mast,
And the sea-wind brisk aud cold,
And the thunder's jar,
On the seas afar,
Are the things that sui, the bold
The timbers creak, the sea birds shrek,
There's lightning in yon blast!
Hand 10 the leewaid mariners,
For the storm is gathering fast
Ha ha, tonight,
Boys, we must fight;
But The winds which DER us yell
Shall never scare
The mariner
In his winged citadel
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
Hard Wood Lumber.
FENCE LUMBER.

a Large assortment Of posts, pickets, narrow
N boards and string pieces suitable for ienc,ng
for sale by II. BULL. Jr Mch J.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
NOTES.

L. Seven minutes ars allow ed log opening and
closing the maIls all oInces, where no particular
ume Is speclned; bat ou Ianrodd aud steamboat
IuuteS there Is 10 bc no more delay hIn Is neceS'
/ sary 10 deliver aud receive The bags
he mall Is 10 be conveyed ~ preference TO
passengers, and to ther enuIe eAuruslon, II lis
weIghl ANA bulk tUquiit II.
= \ preference To be given 10 passengers
brought M the connecting nldlt nnes over mose
Iuavemug M any other
!. Go>I Once blanks, mail bags, and the special
agents OF The Departments on the uNlpUuou u theu
! ctvduuudls uIe 10 be conveyed wttnUut iuithUI
charge on uah lines admIlung ui sucn convey anCe.
.. Man agents aIe 10 ue conveyed "iu,Ou1
charge on the principal Taroad aud steamboat uheS,
here the SIZE oi TIE mails aud the numOer OF the
Offices VIII require their empiuyne 10y the Depart
uIeut ana IA mat sCpaiate apartment lot tnu
asserting ana safe keeping ol the mail, Is 10 he pIo
vidcd Uy tue couIrUo.Ur under tue dneelion % iht
Department.
o. Ia all cases, there is TO be forfeiture OF the
pay OF the trip. wnen ue UP Is not Inui iorlei,
uie OF at least fourth pat oi At, wneu tue run
niug on arrival Is 50 tat beaind unIe as 10 lose Tie
connection with del euGiHs mai, and alorienuTc
OF due proportion ui Il, wheu glade 0l stfNl,e i
rendered IulvtIur tuat ~ tie oVuttdct hc lor-
textures may be Increased into peuaiues o higher
mount according to the nature or frequency ui the
ialiure and the importance oi ine nad.
Z. tmes VIII Ue Iinpt sed, unless the delinquency
be satisfactorily explained VA due lime, iOr iaIng 10
iake lTUtn, uvlner al post oiiee, Ile mail, oI any
port OF u, tor suffering II % be wet injured, lost, ot
uestioyedi ior conveying II III place OF manner
tbai exposes II To depreciation. loss OF lnJury; tot
refusing alter deuaud 10 convey n mau by any
coach, railroad car. steamboat, winch tIe con.
tractor regularly runs on the route, beyond the
spcelied nun,ber OF trips ia the contract aud ior
not arTying at the tune set Aud tot seIuug up OF
Tuunng an express TO transmit commercial Iutelh-
geuce advauee Oi The man, penalty viii be eN-
acted equal to quarter pay.
c. 1ne Postmaster General may annual The con
tract lof repeated iaiurvsi iOr violating tue Post
oihee Laws ior disooeying the Instructions OF the
department; tor refusing to discharge a carrier
When required BY uie Department iUf assigning
lhe contract without the consent ol The Postmaster
nshefai, % TOT seiuns NJ o. ruu7mg az express A.
a'eresaId
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
From the London Forget.Me.Noi,' for lsll.
OLD FRIENDS TOGETHER.

OLD ERtEND DS TOGETHER.
ny CHARLES SWAIN, ESQ.
Oh, time is sweet, when roses meet,
With springs sweet breath around Them;
And sweet the cost, when hearts are lost,
And those we love have found them:
And sweet the mind that still can find
A star in darker weather;
But none can be so sweet 10 see
AS old fricuds meet together,
Those days Of old when youth was bold,
And time stole wings TO speed IL,
Aud youth ne'er knew how fast time flew,
Or knowing, did not heed it!
Though gray each brow that meets us now,
For age brings winty weather.
Yet nought can be so sweet TO see
As those old friends together,
The few long known, whom years have shown
With hearts that friendship blesses
A hand to cheer, perchance tear,
To soothe friends distresses
Who help'd and tried, still side by side,
A friend TO face hard weather;
Oh. thus may we yet joy 10 see
And meet old friends together!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
From the February Knickerbockcr
NAPOLEON.

NAPOLEON.
WHY break ye the rest on the lone Isles breast
OF the hero Of modern story
Oh leave him alone on the rocky throne
Ye gave as the need of his glory!
He needs not the fire ofthe funeral pyrc,
Nor the triumph Of funeral car,
To hallow his ashes, mid lightning flashes,
And roar of the symbols of war.
For his mem'fy meet is the lordly beat
or eagles wings over his tomb;
And meet for his dirge, by the chainless surge,
The wild winds DER ocean tha, roam;
And fl, the lone rock that braves the rude shock
or tempesis and wild-tossing sea,
To eushrine the stout heart tha, dared its high
part
And braved all tha, Fate could decree
bright orb he spraug, where morning stars
sang,
From darkness he burst with glare,
And hurled from their spheres the stars of past
years.
To fix his own galaxy there
While all stood aghast, as the mcteors passed
Through the iurld and threatening sky.
And faint grew the bold, as laundering rolled
The car Of his destiny by
Why bear ye TO Goal, in funeral pail,
The ashes SO pregnant with fate
The soil is so rie each atom is life,
And dragonlike harvvsts await
All Europe shall weep, as they bitterly reap
These sheaves for the garner of Time;
Stars, sceptres and thrones. through Earths
spreading zones,
Shall be swept in the harvest sublime
Neo York, Jan. 1eil. :. ID. ID.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

THEAP pAPER.-A lot Of fine Letter Pa
~ per slightly damaged, plain aud ruled for
sale rerg oheS7 by w. CALLAHAN. IN 25
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
5p@Wg@HaS
PILLS AND SyEuP.
OR VEGETABLE MEDICINES .

IF you are WELL le, medicines alone-if ,ou ara
l. sick, Try SPENCER's.
REASONS.
/. They never produce the least possible bad
efIec, in any case.
2. They have the testimony of thousands, among
them regular physicians, verbal and written. tha,
they are highly useful IN great variety Of cases
generally etiecung cure, and seldom indeed faI-
ing to give relief, especially in of headache
pains and distress in any part of the system, dys-
pepsla, scroiIIla, piles, worms, internal bleeding
female complaints, consumptye complaints, and
many others
3. They are gentle Catharics, operating on the
Alternative principle, changing and correcting the
haoI "Hhoht violent purgIng, and without pain
Dlscharging the morbid matter without etiectng
the proper coatIngs of the stomach and bowels
purifying the blood, and leaving the system in a
healthy slate.
4. Last, bat not least-They create no danger Of
taking cod-May be taken al any time under any
circumstances, according to directions which accom-
pany thcm-and rcqnlre no change Of diet.
3. Any one who will try them will find the above
reasons substantated by HIS OWN EXPERIENCE.
II The medicines exclusively composed Of
innocent vegetable materials, the growth Of New
England and have been usedio generations, with
astonishing success.
~ In cases of inflammation OF the Lungs As,hmat
ic Coughs. Affections of the Glands, &c, the Pro
pretoT would recommend Mrs, jones Syrup, as a
valuable auxiliary to the Pills. 1t is prepared by
him, and may be found with him, and his agents.
Particular directions accompany the medicines.
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER,
Warwick H. l., sole proprietor; TO whom only the
composition is known.
These Medicines may be obtained Of
MARY TILLEY,
No. 49 Spring-street.
May 2Of. Sole Ageatfo Nctoport
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale of Spenccr's Vegetable Medi-
cIues.
c. Brown, Little Compton;
Howland * Church, Westpor;
Albert Clifford, New Bedford
Also, at wholesale, by the Proprietor, in Warwick,
OLIVER JOHNSON IL Co, Providence. and A. b. &
d. Sands, 100 Fulton Street New York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
JUST RECEIVED
1T nc Ladies Ornamental Hair Emporium,
1877 THAMES STREET,

a VARIETY of French and German Orna-
"a mental Hair Work. Also Mohalr Caps and
ChIldren's nets, some at the low price of II cts.
steel, whalcbone and wooden busks, with a variety
of she'll combs; Patent SoeS for Ladies and Gen
rlemenS boots and shoes, RowlandS Kaydor,
Gowland's Lotion &c. JOHN REMOND.
n. b Persons holding old fashioned tea, coffee
pots, cans or tumblers. and who wish to dispose OF
them, will apply as above, and fair price will be
paid for the above articles.
Oct. 9TH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
NOTICE.

YESiIE firm Of :. VI. & j. II. STEDMAN was
H. this day Dissolved, by mutual consent, All
persons having demands against said firm
quested to present them for adjustment, and those
indebted to make immediate payment to :. NJ.
sTEDMAN, who wih continue the CABINET
BUSINESS, in all It's branches. at the old stand
No 10 Broad Street.
N. b. Constantly on hand, good assortment of
CABIN EFT FUNITURE and CHAIRS, which
will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Newport, July, 90 ls4U.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
The OLD Lime ora u We ~
E2ONfe!
Enquire for No. As, Thames-Street,
few doors south Of the Custom house,
and directly opposite TO the
PERRY COTTON FACTORY,
W. 2U@Ma

HEAs the pleasure of announcing to his Old
Friends, and Visitors TO this Island, that his
Establishment, recently Bali alleys, having under
gone complete alteration Is nOD opened in good
style as a BILLIARD SALOON, combining othe
amusement both fashionable and rational.
lie has returned from New York. and offers to
Sporsmen good assortment Of Guns, which will
be kept to Let by the Day.-Also, a good Horse,
and gentecI pleasure Wagon, to Let
A RosfaureatcHT is connected with this Establish
ment, where Gentlemen can be furnished with
RelisheS at all hours Of the day Also, Suppers,
by giving reasonable notice,
TO my former patrons. Ioffer my sincere thanks
for their liberal patronage and from their many
kind assurances, | 1atter myself shall not regret.
that through " others" instrumeHfCtiiy, the Old
Line has been placed on New Route"
" The lovers OF Reading will always find a
Table amply supplied with some ofthc most inter-
csiug - Journals OF the Day"
Newport August l9h.
Richmond palladium., 1841-11-27
BA y X ABLE MONEY.

We understand that the Branch Bank hero has
been compelled discontinue receiving Illinois
money. Its depreciation every side OF US is
assigned as one principal reason. This money
has for time formed large portion of the
circulation here, and while credit is given 10 a
deprecated currency, its constant tendency will
bo 10 supplant the better circulation, and 10 take
tho place Of own. A of currency Of
doubtful credit, originating from institutions and
individuals of uncertain solvency has been crow
dcd into every day use, that the proportion of
bankable money, and such as seems entitled to
public confidence is comparatively small. Our
citizens therefore, would consult their own inter
est BY being cautious IN the sales Of their produce
abroad to bring home our own state paper, or that
of Banks at par here. An united effort of cur
citizens will IN short time remedy the inconve-
nence we shall be put 10 by this change, and we
have doubt it Will eventually be for the bene-
fiji of the bank, the state and the people. 1t will
be seen by reference TO the next column that tho
directors have added several Banks to the lis, of
Bankable funds which have not been heretofore
received.
Richmond palladium., 1841-11-27

Census OF THE UNITED STATES The recent
census OF the United States as returned by the
marshals, and as prepared by the Department OF
State al Washington city, has been printed, and By
resolution oil Congress two hundred and eighty
copies of the same have been apportioned to the
state of Indiana. 1t will be The duty Of the LIE
gstature at lis next session to make some dispo-
sitlon Of them. We respectfully suggest to that
body the proprie'y of sending copy of the re-
port of the Census to each editor in tho State
There other medium by which so interesting
document be made public, and lis contents
brougn, before the people. a copy nigh, also be
adyantageousiy given to each Agricultural socie-
~ IN the State.
Richmond palladium., 1841-11-27
A Small Farm for Sale,

ME subscriber wishes dispose of the small Farm
which he resdes situated in Wayne county, Indiana,
about half mile east of ashngton, containing 80 acres
so cleared and mprovedthe balance well timbeed
with a small Orchard and a sr-faing Spring OF good
the dwelling Houe,-enough and spare for
family and stock during the dryest months
mer the healthy and places Of
worship, schools, mills, and stores.
Ihs will De made liberal and spending with
and deed given toe purchaser clear
of all incumbrance ID. y. ROWLETT.
n B. AIso quarter ection of good LAND in Wabash
county. abou, miles south of Eel river, and FORTY
ACRES III Hamilton county. north of indianapolis.
Ilth mo- 26th lSil 47n
Richmond palladium., 1841-11-27

SLoPE--To SLopE-SLopED,--T following
definition TO this very popular and much used
word. extract from the Cleveland Mercury
This new addition to mother tongue Is
becoming popular, that doubt not the great
teXicographer will incorporate IL with the next
edition OF his ponderous vocahuia iary. "lIe soped'
How expressive, yet Indicative of easy
mPnti Wa can almost the subject moving
off--not hurriedIv, but with a half slide like wa
ters pouring the comb OF Niagara, previous
to bring lost forever in the distance. lie slo-
ped.'-- Microscope.
Richmond palladium., 1841-11-27
our Proposition

To give up the tripod to our friends tor this
week, was understood by some Of our readers 10
have teen nude in jest. We never more
IL earnest in our hfe. We renew the proposition,
and shal! publish all the Communications which
may be received before our next publication
We have received several but retain them until
next week. We hope all disposed to avail them
selves OF this proposition will now do so, forev
hereafter hold their pence.
GgSubscribers to the Lady's Book, and Gra-
hams Magazine, who wish TO continue their sub
scrlptions, and persons who wish 10 subscribe for
either or both vii: please leave their names at
the Book Store, before the l0;h of next month ;
to be forwarded in time 10 commence with the
next volume.
Richmond palladium., 1841-11-27
Public Sale.

w ILL be sold, the Farm of the subsc rber two
w miles north-west of Richmond, Tuesday, tho
9TH December number of Horses, Cattle Sheep,
Hogs, Hay, Farming Utensils; a lot of Plank, &c
credit of II months will be all ive
dollars by the purchaser giving Sale
commence at 10 O'Clock,
LEVINUS KING.
November Goth, 1871. 47ts-
Richmond palladium., 1841-11-27

MAIL ROBBERY.--JosHUA B. ORGY. was
tried under two indictments at the late term Of
the I. States District Court, for extracting money
from letters IN the post office in this place We
have seen no Published report Of the trials; bat
from what we have heard through common re
port, we induced TO believe that they were
unfairly conducted. and that justice had but little
10 do with it, The strongest testimony which
was offered was not admitted, aud the evidence
was confined to positive facts. No clrcumstan-
tiai evidence y understand was admitted
We also told that the jury Iocofoco OF
the rankes', tlackesy kind We hope the papers
at Indianapolis will give a report Of the trial that
we may Judge for ourselves One gentleman who
was present informs US that he knew Otey
would be cleared he the iurv-
that they would not convict him under any ev-
dence or law" If report Of The trial is not
Published, we shall probably give report Of
what should have been the trial. The safety and
morality Of community demands it, and they
shall have it,
Richmond palladium., 1841-11-27
Nov. PC, lSil.
Clarke's Old Established Temple of Fortune,
No l27, Main Street, WHEELING, VA.

Correspondents distance procure ticko.s in
advertised "ender the L. Statcs by ad-
dressing John NJ Clarke, Wheeling, Va.
The expense publishing all the capital prizes sold
John NJ Clarke would be great admit OF
qently his correspondents and the public know but little of
splendid capitals he IS distributing every
great many letters with neither Post
Ma them place of residence named inside
Correspondents ordering Tickets will always be particular
in giving Town, County and State from which they
and surprising Luck Carke's old established
and truly Lucky oice.-ftombinat ton 20 60 60 prize
of $50 900 sold IL the Union Lottery. class No g in a
half ticket. 33 81 whole ticket the NonongalIa Lot
tery 81 the Capital prize of S5000 both Of
the splendid prizes sold by John NJ. Clarke
Richmond palladium., 1841-11-27
EOTCII IOTCH.

A shower OF fSheS. S)Dle Oh tNcUl "a incneS
long fell in recent thufder storm at Dannferm-
line, Scotland. y great number were alive, and
Jumped about on the grass after heir aerial voy
age The teetotaI pledge has beca admtnis erred
to 2OOO persons in less than fortnight at St.
Johns New Brunswick. The amount Of tolls re
ceved on the New York Canals fer tie first week
in the preCcnt month, is 5S2,503 - An cleo
ton will hc held on the first Monday IN January
next. for the election Of members Of Congress in
the place Of Ncssrs Afford and Nistrt, Of Gcor
gia a pew in the Episcopal Churcl Of Ascen-
sion in the city of New York, recently sold for
SI,lS5. treaty between HOLLAND and Texas
has been signed by the officers of b'th Govern
meuts. Mount Vernon, is now in possession aud
is the rcsiderco Of Mrs. John A. Washington,
widow Of the late nephew of Gen. Gorge Wash
ington. The Garden is rich in rare nd valuable
plants, among them many which were plant
ed by Washington himself Two VA tchmen, in
the city Of New York, were recently convicted Of
manslaughter, on a man under thciIar and
fned ten doiIarS each, The Cincinnati Chroni-
Gle says; Edward Morris conyided Of man.
slaughter, at New Albany, on the rth inst. and
sentenced to II years in the Stae prison
Causc-drinking liquor The ma, killed
the retailer. The murderer, his cusnmer.' The
Mobile Chronicle notices tina; Mr. G.. c. Clay,
79"''o' RON 1A'''''''.'' "''' p'o04"s ms
se"t III ."u "e!Ia'' u vac - - ." .'r '''
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Richmond palladium., 1841-11-27
PORK PORK I!

: the IS at hand for cutting up Hogs. we
take this method of informing the Farmers and those
interested that design packing establishment op
posite Market House We expect pay the
price. Those having Pork, requested give
call. AQUlLA JONES & son.
Richmond, ] tn mo 2fth, Io4I. 27tf
Richmond palladium., 1841-11-27

MARRIED,-On Thursday. the 18th instant, by the
Rev. Mr. WhalIan. Mr. WILLIAM l.. TAYLOR, to
Mss MARGAREF HOLMES. youngest dau ghter of Nh
SAMUEL. iioIsrEs; all OF this vicinity
On occasion Of the above, favored with liberal
share of the cake and wine; for which thanks
happy pair long life ppness