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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29
XIRGINIA:-At RuIes held in die CIerk,s Of.

" IRGlNlA:-AtRu Rules held in the Clerks Of
fee of the superior Count Of ChanceU Tor the Richmond
Circuit. 9th day OF March Is43
Charles NJ. Connolly Plaintiff
VI. = Norman and Enoeh Courtney partners
ding under the firm Of Norman Courtney and another Dch
The defendants above named appearance
and given security according TO the act u Assembly aud the rules Of
this Court and appearing satisfactory they
inhabitants Of this commonwealth Il ordered that the said de-
Monday June and the bill plaintiff
copy this order he forthwith, newspaper pub.
shcd the City Of Richmond scccssivey and
posted at the front door Of the Capitol In the said city
NH % -iwow ACopy-rcste. WING. sANDs,Cc
NIRGlNIA-IN CHaNcERY.-At rules held
in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit superior Court Of Law
and ChlnceD Tor the County Of Lancaster Monday
Raleigh Carter administrator Of John Carter deed and Ea
leigh Dunaway, administrator Of Elirnond Basyc. deed
conpiainants
John Boanan Catherine Margaret x hi. wife who was Ca
arnc Margaret r. refefun the heir law of Elijah John Y.
assignee wuncy rcrcin the widow Of the said Einh John ~
Margaret aasl Peggy Pereiui the widow Of the John v
Thomas surviving Elijah Pecmn winney Per
cn and Ea Brent sheriff County as such
administrator dc bon- non with The VIII annexed of John v Pero
nin deed. Dcns
Tho Defendant Tbouls Potts having entered his appear
and given security according the oAcmby and
co that he Is not an Of this Com
monwcahh ordered sah defendant DO appear Ia,
aid Monday May next md answer The
bu Of The conpnan that copy Of this order be
Inserted In newspaper published city Richmond
Tor two months successfully and posted the front door
Court house of this
copy-Tcsio.
r. i7--cvev ROB z. DUNAwNY e. g.
II cHANcgRy-vissinln' a, rnlo. hsA in TIE cshs
once of The County Court the first Monday March ista
Thomls w. Rowifu as'ncc of Hiram r. Stephens Pif,
against
Mathew web.crand Martha swifc AMI Henry p R,nss
late sheriff OF Amelia and such administrator Webster
decd and John BOTTOM deputy Of the aid Henry p Eaucs
Defendants
The defendant Mathew Webster having entered hs an
pance and given security according n The ac u Assembly and
The Rules Of this Court and appearing BY satisfactory cvsncc
That he % not nnhant u ihs country u ordered
sh defendant Webster 10 sppcar he - day u May
next and nc bN of TIE panuf and that copy
order be forthwith inserted ln Newspaper published
City Of Richmond n, months posted a thr
front door q ne Count housc of this county
4 copy. Tcsic.
NH tf-cw0w ECRERT g. LTtGH G.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29
NEW CARRIAGE MANUFACTOKY.

oA4SG The Subscribers would respectfully
ESg- inoSm The citizens Of Richmond and the pgbie IN
-general atthey have taken the OLD and well known
stand on the corner OF Main and Jew Brs ,h r.
her Robinson CO. formerly occupied Laughton where
sy intend tn continue The Carriage business It's branehes
We shall Keep constantly hand Assortment NJ C,,r,
ana barnes 81 every description Of manufacture; mich
times We have been engaged for the nd IA yra - s
tuning Carriages expressly for the Southern in New ,v
Connecticut where OF the firm continue TO
to order We harer ourselves from long experience and -
city for manufacturing that have gwen and shan eon -
give satisfaction TO all who may favor with can ". w
respectfully solicit az those want Of areIes IN ON -
10 call and examine stock before purchasing eIsrber .
shall work and sell "a low A. - b.
bought Northern subscribers hope bv
attendance to their business portion public p
age. 800 f-'''
Do Repairing done with and despatch.
fe l4-d3m HOOKER < oSBORN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29

BOSTON MARKET, March 81
four-No change; steady sales Genes.e S4s7 and Ohio
Sl,31ai,15. Corn market 6nn and supply limited; sale.
yellow fiat 81 and white 50 Sic. per bush Monsse.-
cargo Havana new crop l63c per gal 81 per cent off for
cash.-Affas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29
PARIS LIFE PILLS.

IL IL impossible TO calculate the
many benefits % the human race,
which must result from the duseo-
very Of oh PAIRS recipe.
The fine herbal medicine which
is compounded from IT, direction.
has in thousands of cases been
tired and proved To be the most 81
'feieni remedy of the day. Nor IL
II confined in It's usefulness To dc
eases Of the poor. for IL IL sought
BY. aDdfound in the medieineeheSis
Of the more wealthy ehs-es Of
Great Britain and various parts OF
the continent Of Elrope.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29
FOR RENT

- The Store at present occupied by Geo.
LII w Duesbsrry for balance Of the year an,
Apply the store. 10 G. w. D.
NH ls-is BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
THE LONDON TINES.

This extraordinary journal which
possesses more extensive establish
ment than any other establishment in
the world, created little stir in politi
cal circles some years since by change
Of politics. On one day it was Wing
the next day Tory. The price paid for
the ;ransmutation Of this powerful en-.
ginO was El80,00O.
The Advertisements in the Times for
for single day frequently exceed
El0O0, and every one is paid for be fore
insertion. Unlike :he papers Of this
continent, it has no subscribers, it sup
plies the News Agents, and they the
public There are two powerful steam
engines on the premises, and tho i'm
preston is made by double cylinder pres.
ses. Its circulation is the largest in the
world; there 10 noia town on the clvili'
zed earth, in which tho Times may not
be found. Its reporters are To be met
with IN all quarters Of the globe, accom-.
panving the expedition to China, and
participating 10 the tolls and dangers Of
the Indian campaigns. 1t has cores
pondsnts every land. Its expresses
have traversed the desert, and anticpa.
ted the Indian mails. lls agents are in
every court, and it lays bare their most
secret proceedings Mr.. John Walter,
the late member for Nottingham, is the
principal proprietor, and he draws from
tia yearly revenue OF GS0,OOO 1t had
formerly three regular editors, Messrs
Barnes, Lawson and Deane, besides a
large corps Of occasioDalwrllers. Since
the death OF Mr., Barnes, the number ha'
been increased.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
AIlcmlion!

THE members comprising the Ist com
pany ol Light lo|anifv. called The scar.
rolL!on Independent Blues" are hereby
commanded 10 parade IN CarrolIlon on
Saturday the !sih day Of November
precisely at 10 O'Clock A M. Of said day
for training and establishing uniform by
law &c. By order Of
N. BURGER, Captain.
November 3, l843
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ oI f ia et leu. ia
issued oul OF the Court OF common Pleas
OF Jetf:rson county, and to me directed f,
! will Offer for sale al tho residence OF
John Peterson in Fox township, on Mon
day the 18th day Of November, l843, at
II O'Clock A M. Of said day, the follow.
ing property TO wit: three head OF Tor.
ses, two sets Of horse gears, three head
ofmilch cows, seven head of dry cattle,
twenty two head Of sheep, seven head of
hogs, and the two thirds of three fields Of
wheat, about 20 acres Taken in exc
cu!ion and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
November 3, l843.
Printers fee 100.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given IoaIl per
son' interested, that at my instance a
writ Of attachment was this day issued
by Adam Jackman a Justice of The Pence
Of Lee township, Carroll county, Ohio.
against the chaltels, rights, credits, mon
eys and effects Of David Whrtla, an alb
sent debtor.
NATHANIEL STEEL,
October ri, lGI3.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
Wigs wer" rrver hrishter than al this
momeni.-. Plus Ado.

The Export of Cheese 10 Ckina.-
Cheese ls an important item Of tho ex.
ports TO ,hina. The Now York Cour.
ier end Enquirer says: "The first expe
Timent in the expectation Of this article
TO Canton, We are informed, was under
taken by Mr., c. F, Hopkins, commission
merchant Of this city, and it proved so
profitable that It is rapidly increasing
10 amount, and promises TO become a
very considerable item in our exports
TO that country. 1t is packed whole in
tin cases filled with sawdUsl and solder.
cd so as 10 exclude The air. In this
way il keeps we'll and we trust may con
IiDue TO pay we'll. We are aIwavs gra.
tilted al the success OF every effort TO add
to the number and variety OF the arti.
cles OF export OF our own production
and particularly iG those articles which,
like this, enlarge the market for our ag.
riculIural products, aud at the snme
time give additional employment TO our
mechanical industry. 10 this case the
farmer is bene6ued by this new demand
and the manufacturer Of tin finds in
creased employment, and the freights
Of the navigator are largely increased
by the carrying oi both these commo
diIies."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
EIECUTOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that by vir
tue Of the last VIII and testament OF
William Wanbaugh, late of Carroll
county. OHIO, dec'J., have been ap'
pointed Executor of said estate: There
fore all persons indebted TO said estate,
must make immediate payment-and
those having claims against 1t. are desi
red 10 present them legally n'tesled for
settlement within the time prescribed BY
law.
JACOB COBLE Exec'r.
October 81, ls43.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
Notice to WOrkmen.

THE Presbyterian Congregation Of
CarroIlon, will receive written propo-
sails for erecting Frame Meeting House,
IN this place, between this and the lsl Of
December next. The work 10 be COM
pIeled by the first oil September, 1874 &.
They will pay one third the price in
April next, and the balance in two equal
payments at intervals Of six months each,
A plat of the proposed building can
be seen, and further conditions of the
contract made known by calling on the
Undersigned Trustees, who are the build
ing committee for the Congrega ton.
J. S. HUNTER,
J W THOMPSON,
WILLIAM OGLE,
DAVID SMITH,
JOHN MAPLE.
Oct 81, lS43.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
ADMINS TRAITORS SALE.

| WILL offer for sale on The premises
on Monday the 4lh day of December next
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A Nj. and
4o'clock P M. the following real estate
(belonging to the estate of Frederick
HudIemoyer, dec'd,) to wit: Lot No %
IN the town of Weremburgh, Carol CO.
Ohio Said lot has good one story frame
house on Il.
JOHN BECKLEY,
Administrator.
November 3, I843
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
November 3, 1913.
GUARDIANS SALE.

BY virtue of an order issued oIt Of
the Court of Common Pleas, Of Carroll
county, Ohio, and to US directed, we will
offer for sale on the premises on Friday
tie Is: day oI December, l843, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock \ NJ. and 4 o.
clock P M. the following described tract
Of land, situate in said county Of Carroll
Ohio, vlz:-I'he East half of the West
quarter of Section 81, Township ID
(Monroe,) and Range 6, containing &c
acres.
PETER PITTENGER,
ANDREW MILLER,
Guardians oil Sarah Pltlenger, and Mar
lha Plttenger.
October 81, l843.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
November 3. 1843
Final Accounts
FILED AT THE OCTOBER TERM
A d lS43.

A d lS43.
Final account OF Jonas Smith, ExeCu.
tor OF Peter Smith, deceased,
Final account OF Lewis Lewton, Ad.
ministrator Of Henry Wheeler, decd.
First account of James Miller, Exec
utor of Isaac Miller, deceased.
Final account OF Frederick Brandt,
Executor Of Martin HoIzman, decd.
Final account Of Joseph Ru'ler. Ad.
mnistrator Of Joseph Rulter, decd.
FIRST account OF Absaom Craig, Ad
ministralor Of David Crnmbecker, decd.
First account of Joseph Preston, Guar.
dian of William Navel, ct ais.
DANIEL McCOOK, Clerk.
Clerks office, CarrolIton,l
Sd November lS43.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of two wrIts oi Vendi Er
ponas issued out Of the Court OF common
Pleas of Stark county, and TO me direc-
ted, | will cffer for sale at the residence
Of lsanc Brothers in Brown township on
Monday the 18Th day Of November l843,
at | o'clock A NJ. of said day, the IoI
lowing property TO wit: three head OF
horses, one wagon, two selts Of horse
gears, eight head of cattle, Taken IN
execution aud will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
November 6, lS43.
Printers fee 100
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
CLOCKS.

One doz Brass aud Wood Clocks oI
superior quality, just received and fJr
sale low by
WIN. NJ, SINCLAIR.
Oct 10
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
NOTKCE.

The partnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers under the firm
OF John Irvine u Co., at Pittsburgh. Pa.
and d. MDouaId 81 Co, at Welsvile,
Ohio, was dissolved by mutual conse ut
Ion the 18th Of August last. The busi
ness Of John Irvine 81 Co. will be settled
at Pittsburgh by John Irvine and James
Irvine, that Of D. M'Donald & Co. will
he settled at WellsviIe by Duncan and
Daniel M'Donald.
JOHN IRVINE,
JAMES IRVINE,
DUNCAN MCDONALD,
DANIEL MCDONALD,
The subscribers have this day associ'
ated themselves under the style OF Ir.
vine & Martin, Tor the purpose OF trans
acting Wholesale Grocery, Produce
and Commission Business. Warehouse
corner Of Liberty and Irwin Streets
We respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
Cheap Goods, and no mistake!

Hear vel hear We! all persons Wishing purchase goods low
The subscriber opening the formerly
pied by jackson Sinclair large we'll selected stock Of
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
November 8. IS43.
MOTT GB

IS hereby given that petition will be
presented to the Commissioners OF Car.
roll county at their December session,
praying for an alteration Of the road
leading from Cadz to New Lisbon, on
section l6, in Lac township Carroll
county.
4s PETITIONERS.
November 3, lS43.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
Road Notice.
November 3, l843.
Printers fee 100.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will
be petition presented to the Commission
ers Of Carroll CO., Ohio, at their Decem
ber session, praying for an alteration OF
a road petitioned for by James Wright,
10 commence on the WatlsviIe road,
leading to section l6, opposite the house
of John Nelson; thence to the new Meth.
udist Meeting house in Fox township,
thence 10 the corner Of James Wright's
and Jacob Penock's farms, thence nearly
a south direction on the west side the
run through part of Francis McCugh's
farm TO the Jefferson county line.
A PETITIONER.
Noyamber 2. IS43
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-03
DRY GOODS.

QueensDdre HddUGe Hats Caps BOn Cotton YGFa Phn
mauue Leather so Upper Harness Calf skus Glas' CedTS'.
LOn Nols Steel, Brass and Wood Clocks,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31
mai. dax pnh,i.hea.

u This day Pub.ished-Prlce Only Il. cents
The martyred Missionaries Memoirs CT The Kew Salos
Munson and The Rev. Henry Lymau late ass1enaTes 70
the indiaa Archipelago, with Journal o; then Exploring
Tour BY the Rev William Thompson, complete N vol
OF iS6 pages
The yoiarae, containing tine Memoirs OF The AEeIiean
Erangeisis MuBson and Lynas, who are the ony so0-
from this co1Rt A.t :. have been removed ov slo
leoce,- welH-d publication pan ihs count'es o;
Eastern Asia and peciay ~wards China tke eyes OF a
pcrsoss both Civil and Religious society DOW are n1eo
bali OF the work devoted exclusively 70 tne
l!Res tons their principal journey OF researr among M
Islands the Indian Ocean The details lcc!rce irc.u
and graphic picture Of people and their customs VIE
much geographical issrGation Developing ths comes
and social HABITS VIII other diversified e1pianaioG
trnSh useful knowledge fe The Trader aaa the
Sailor; and also inspire coe. and snkinale erve. 10
them who praying their Father in Heaven- Hal
lowed be thy nane-rhy x usdom come-Thy VIII De
dose earth II Heaven
D. APPLETON 4 co. zoo Broadway.
u For sale al this offce.
D. a CO have just published a low prices Millas
Missionary Enterprises; Narrative OF Mssosary ra.et
prises and Trumphs n the South Seas with Keaatks upon
inc Natural Hstosy the Ii,ads Origin Language
con and Usages OF Inhabitants By the Rev Jehn
Williams, ef London Missionary Society Numerous
Plates and large Map. Complete IN TWO voiuaes vo-
Price IS
The Lite and Opinions Dr. Mine. Missionary TO China
Iius;raed by BogI phca Annals OF Asiac Missions iron,
Primitive Protestant Times Intended guide 10 Mis-
sionary pr By Rober. Philip. vol. Il mo- OF SO pages
Price .5 cents. n5e 2tis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31
WAKE UP, WAKE UP !.
AN oRIGINaL NUMBER.

u The New wosLe Of this week presents array OF
talent exhibited III any periodical II America The
article regard the coEG1c; acts oi the EpscoPai
Bishop and Board OF Trustees OF the Theological Seminary
in relation candidate admission and their rejection
OF him the ground that he Negro, will p,esentfacs
the pubo which fail s;arie all who profess 10
TO be Christians and Republicans. Its entitled
/. CASTE IN THE CHURCH.-An expose OF the acts
of The Trustees al the Theological Seminary In relation TO
coored Candidate for Holy Orders pTghi men shall
be as,onished a; iEs"-joh.
IL AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ORPHAN GIRL-one
OF the best Original Stories of the day-Two Chap
iers
III. AGRICULTURAL TOUR IN ENGLAND-By A.
B. Allen, ESQ.,, editor OF the Agrcuturis-Chapter
" GERMANY AND THE GERMANS-T6eir Hs;o-
~ Politics. Literature and Manners, by f. J. Grupd
" HAMMOND'S POLITICAL HISTORY OF NEW
YORK-A continuation of this able Review, oy an sld
Eede.alis,.
VI THE DUTCH DOORS OF SOUTH AFRICA, with
an CRAVING.
original structure upon abusiveuess Of The Courier aad
Enquirer toward all these who do not think as ihks IN
regard to the guilt or innocence of Mackenzie.
VIII THE WALTZ AGAIN.-Ihe position Oh tEe Ne"
Worl! sustained against all opponents
TX. MISS MTTFORD'S COTTAGE.-An interesting
accsunt, with Ese engraving.
x. TIE GLACIARr Nor Artificial Skating Pond
with splendid illustration.
XI. LETTER FROM Mr. ALDRiCH-Vcry interesting.
XII THE COAST SURVEY and TIE GOLD BILL
original and selected PJetry-Scrap book AcieV
News, &c.
Single copies 81 cents; 50 year, in advance.
JUST PU SLISHED--aT The 2ncali, or Account OF the
Gypsies of SPAIN by George Borrow arthor of the Bible
in Span-bo,! works immensely interesting and only
% cents each; ~ iragos work Comets l2i cents En-
gena Grande,,' novel by Balzac, l2 cents Pictorial
life of Wellington Is cents Forest Days, Tale of Old
Times by James l2l cen-and al! The popular works Of
the day.
u Office of publication, so Annst.
II j. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31
:. -,,,. sossIyc.s sorrHEax MAIL

eio''i 20 Par .pELPHIA. March Se-P sa-
-. ,,. r,,rninr-steamhoat Erickson, Laynan' IN
Bassrs d.sFsd This zeraoon-Bak Phleaa Baxter Necas-
te: lnSa rhIia Maitland, Killam, Yarmouth, Ms
ivss sSa his af.ernsou-shp Robert Fason Meiehae'
los ds fn Bstana- u,~,,,
Weather delis htful-Wnd W.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31
BROTHER JONATHAN.

To-MoRgOw,s JONATHAN will be nearly filed with
good things rou English Books and Magazines re-
ceived per last steamship, including the continuation oil
HECTOR O'TIALLoaAs.
Just PUBLISHED a, the jonathan office NUMBER
TWELVE of the
LONDON LANCET.
Price cents per number-lhree aoiiars year.
WILSON AND COMPANY, Publishers
u5l IL 1o2 NassGu-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31


Ships Louisville Hunt, NO, E Collins L Co; Orleans,
Bark Texinon Lockwood, Gnayeu,a. 3 D Forest CO:
Gross Richuond Va Geo Cook; Virginia, Jorlon, NO,
II Elwe :. Tybee Mccormick, Charleston, Geo buxiey
Sclrs Hurd Rogers Curacoa Foster Nickeison Smith,
Wheeler, Washington NC, Mitchell Co;
B.imore, Briggs; Susan Ludwiz, Curing 81 John'
NF II underwood; Echo, Robinson, do DO
ASRIvEp.
Ship Harvest, Br,on 81 DIS I'm no. mtze to order. -
Ship Sarah Sheae, Gray, ds i'm Fiusaing, moze 10
ship Sa,.on, Galloway ds I'm Charleston, cotton TO 6
Sutton nd s,,.
Brig Emeiine, Gordng 70 DIS I'm sianzaala, mahogany
BrieJ Bourne Perry l2 is I'm ST. Marks, to Mel
Br Brig Falcon Pitts, ii ds I'm Bermuda arrow roo' anu
Brig ssre Heath II ds m No. sugar and moasses to
uas,er Sailed in company with schr Democtac' heCn-
Brig Isabella, Duhers,, II ds I'm Rio Janeiro coffee to
Mason Thompson.
Brig Rupert Rankin, Is ds f Ma,aa1as molasses to bre
Brig United States K4azer of Portland, is ds FIN Apaa'
Ses Pomst Higgins, s s I'm NO. nslases 10 Tay-
Schr cordova shearman, &c ds I'm Jacme, coffee anu
Sehr osceos, Holmes, q d rom ST. Domingo mahogany
and honey 10 A G Rossaire. :. y..,;.... Nc naval
Scbr Gen Scott Dota ds I'm Norfolk. slaves TO nss,es
Schr Anaconda ds I'm Ocracoae naval sloees "
Schr Reguus Hawkins Wilmington, NC, naval stores TO
A Cooley. vi. p;-.
Sehr Mary Elizabeth, tn Philadelphia, phi with COAL
Schr Albert Rogers, Landtair i'm NJ. ., .,;,.b
Scbr Morris Star Roberts, Ccracoke naval stores 10 hi!cn
Gu Sc.r AIphs Cornelius Faconburgh, I'm Wilmington; NJ
Schr Marin, Hopkins, fn Baltimore, TO Johnson I'"'
Scbr Victor Goula, m Boston, with mdze bound 10 Al
baBy r=., ->,t.,a,oes
RFiOW-l ship, bark and brig. WIND hNE.
DISASTERS.
The report the ossof the bark snsqathasna wiz prove
Incorrect 800. .,,, .he r.ck of the ship
.,ro, of Portsmouth MI were taken INTO hey "sss
v;ons TO the 22d inst The vessel Is sesa oss' ohe
In ballast an -.so5 ,o this r,or, in ballast, to
arrived a, Nantucket reports Iha on me
,S ;a, he frIi in with wreck, ja.t west oi Lps I
SSa,i snpposed TO be that OF oars or ialse "a "a.
,ars an The bottom about Eve lannon's Wstsfi .t
s-s, disccyered by her topuasts which o u b
ar He took from her topuas;, ioreio !d - ca
al ,Ita,bed oonlasr rigging some olocKs
in found The uame OF Francis Loreh on
Sat was taken from the tcpmasi and rom ne 20
NJ The mast hole in The cap OF he H,pn,as'@ @ hesn shin
=; dismeer be concludes that ii must nhss
of SIC IONS. The bad appearance Oh lue ~eSi' ~.
bis obtaining any farther ,1,,,,cte has been
Schr Frances, rshore on me oai a. -
got of and anchored.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31
n sYrlsh Emigrant Sociefy.'--ANNUA

rrs3rIsa Emigran1 Sociefy.'--ANNUAL
ELECTION-Tpe Annual election of Officers of this So
ciety will be held Monday April 3d. 1875 from IL O'Clock
n,an IN o'cock lhc aernoon Washington Hail. cor
per of Broadway and Reade street.
ANNUAL MEETING.-And at O'Clock of the even.
inp nf The same cav and at The place. will be held
the annual meeting OF the Members and friends oil the So
ciey. hooEhi 11oohN, i'escm 80. ~.
Gro. l., KsErE, Secretary. mSo ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31
MARRIED: ::

On Monday evening March 29, by the Rev Or. Payton
Vim. w Doves TO Miss Mary Ann Sery';s ailo tbs s'y
On the 29h March by the Rev. john Lille Hr T" llaIn
r. Giles TO aiss Harriet e. Hobby, all OF this city,
On Wednesday, March %, by the Rev. George Burcker
Frank Kendall to Amanda Eolnts, both ot this city,.
On THURSDAY morning March so. the Aiens,reet Pres
byteran Church, by the Rev. Geo. B. Cheeyer Sidney
Sanderson Esq Hiss Mary Ana daughter oil Capt pen
lam in Smith, all 81 this city.
Ia Menu N. Y, March lst by the Rev. b. =. smith,
Mr. Henry Stevenson and Mr. Henry Tyler the former TO
Miss Harriet and t latter to Miss Maett twin daughters
of The late Jos eph Burns OF MentZ.
AT Huntington, L. L., Marcia 25 by the Rev. Mr. Mepoa
gall, Dir. Johu Chichester 10 Miss S1:an daughter Oh Ezra
Smith, Esq. ,,; S,,,h
youngest daughter OF the late Joseph Levy ESQ., all oil ms
city. ...o.
On the 2sh March Capt Thomas B. Cropper, OF packet
ship New York, TO Miss RosiDa Mix, all OF this city.