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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-29
SHERlFF,s SALE.
John A. Miller

John a. Miller
vs.
Michael Lynch.
DURSUANT TO an ordet OF the co urt
= of common Pleas Of Brown county
Ohio, made at the October term l64@
and revived at the May term le4S Ofsaid
coutt, will offer for sale at the front
door of the court house in Georgetown,
on Saturday The 9th day Of September
ls43, between the hours of ten aad 4 o.
clock on said day, the following describ'
ed real estate, to wit: All that certain
peice of land situate on The east fork OF
the Little Miami river, being part Of Ed
ward Carrington's rVey,No. $3.50 ,boun-
ded as follows, to wit: beginning at a
buckeye and small hickory grub in the
line Of Perkins survey, near Carrington'a
branch: thence with the line of Perkins
survey south, II degrees west, lS4 poles
to stake in said line; thence north, 81
degrees east, 81 poles to stake; thence
north. u degrees east, 1874 poles to q
stake in theline ofTleal McGroarty's land
thence with said Neal McGroarty's line
south, 80 degrees west, 81 poles to the
beginning; containing 81 acres, more oI
less. To be sold as the property 0
Michael Lynch at the suits of John A
Miller. Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS sh'f.B. CO.
Sherif's Office, August lst, lS43
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-29

The Massachusetts Mackerel seem 10
/ be coming to their appetiles and We are
happy to find from the Boston Journal
that they bite in Boston harbor as be-
comes them. They have arrived m
shoals "between Long Island and
RainSford IslAnd,'' and the fishermen
find no difficulty in hooking them, not,
wilhstanding the dOlOrOus stories that
have been told of their utter want oil
relish for former luxuries on the other
parts of the Bay State shore. They
bite in Boston with half hint, and they
are said to be equally hungry off New
burvport, whore the fishermen are
.sc,tchi6g them like fury" The Mack
eral crop has felt the effects Of the slate
rainsn and we are glad of it. Almost ev.
Ty thing on shore had dried up before
they condsscended to come down, and
1t is pleasant to learn that the drought
didn't extend sea. ward Gin. Gas,
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Administratrix,s Sale

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Courl
lof Common Pleas Of Brown comfy. Ohio
made at their October :erm in the wear ls4:
and revived at the May term ls43, [ will uro
eeed on the premises on the 18th day ofSepten.
Der next, between the hours OF 10 and o5eIorL
on said day, to sell the following real estate. ly
ing in said county of Brown Lots Numbers
and 6 out Of out lotNO. l4O inNorthG georgetown
Said estate, to be sold for one half cash in hand
and the residue in six months, to be secured b,
note and security.
MARGARET NICHOLS.
AdminiSIratIix Of Robert Nichols. dseeas
ed.
August 18th, 1s43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-29

AcoU1TTAL OF r. P. DowDEN.-The
trial of Raymond P. Dowden charged
with PurlOining several cancelled Treas
ury notas from one of the Departments
al Washington, was brought to a close on
Saturday afternoon, and resulted in his
entire &C Qulal.
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Doctor Geo. B. Bailey, Jr.

OFFERS his services to the inhabitants of
ODGeorgetown, and is vicinity, in the ptac-
tice of Medicine, Surgery and their collateral
branches.
His Office is in the one occupied by his faith
er, east of the courthouse.
A share of public patronage is respectfully So
licited.
Georgetown Ohio, August 25th, 1s43.
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Notice

Is hereby given that petition will be pre-.
sented to theCommissiOnes ofBrOwn County, at
their next meeting, praying, for an alteration
of the road from Anderson = mill to the lane
between William DufFey and NoIvaI Osbufn,
Beginning at the branch, from thence on tho
road to Fincastle ia the line between Parker
and Carpenter; from thence on the old survey
Ii ne to the mouth of the lane between Duffey
and Osburn, above mentioned.
GEORGE SURGUY.
July 9th, 1s43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-29

INDIAN WAR EAPECTED. The Platte
(Mo.) Eagle, Of the 59th ult says: "A
friend in the upper part Of Holt writes
us that the settlers on the prairie a.
bove are fearful Of an attack from the
OttOes, who have been making threats.
There seems to be general spirit Of
discomfort, among the frontier tribes,
north Of Fort Leavenworth."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-29
Taxes for the year 1943.

1FeGsGrCT's Office, BrOtcn county, Ohio.
HVHE taxes levied in said county for the
- present year will be as follows: For State
and canal purposes mills; For county 3
mills For Poor house 4 mill; For School
mill: and for Road II mills; Amounting to one
dollar and thirty cents on each one hundred dol
lars, OIL all property subj ect to taxation in said
county, exclusive of township tax: Which will
be in Union mill /; Huntington mill; Jack
son mill; Washington 2 mills; Franklin
mill Pleasant mill; Lewis l-2 mill; CLARK 2
mills; Pike mill; Scott mill; and Green
mill to the dollar.
Twill attend at the following places of hoI.
ding elections in the several Townships in said
County, for the purpose Of receiving taxes on
the following days, TO wits
= A. Nina - m tha ia ,F CT ,o.
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SHERIFF's SALE
Patrick Vance Brown Com. Plea

Patrick Vance Brown Com. Pleas.
VS..
John Finegan.
10y virtue of a writ Of venditioni ex'
- ponas to me directed by the court ol
common pleas of Brown County Ohio,
will offer for sale at the house of John
Finegan in PerryltownshiP. on Saturday
the 9th day Of September lS43, between
ten s. 4 o'clock on said day, the follow
ing property towt: one bay horse and
one No. I plough. To be sold as the
property Of John Finegan at the
suit Of Patrick Vance. Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS Sh'f
B. G. y.
By VIM. P. Allen, Dept. Sh'f.
August Goth, le4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-29

Mr.. EDITOR: You will please to pub
lish in your paper that Thomas MIDDLE
TON is candidate for the Office of county
Treasur er
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-29

The Hon. John Holmes, an old school
democrat, but modern whig, formerly U.
8. Senator from Maine, and appointed
U. s. District Attorney by Gen. Harri-
son, died at Portland, Me-, on the 7th
inst, after an Illness of fseveral months.
He was a man Of talents and great good
humor. Peace Ia his ashes.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Robert Morrow Brown com. Pleas.
vs.. Chancery.

Frederick Daum.
DURSUANT to an order of the court
Of common Pleas of Brown County
Ohio, made at their May term 1S43, I
will offer for sale atthe front door Of the
Court house in Georgetown on
Saturday the I'd day of September
lS43, between ten and 4 o'clock
on said day, the following described tract
Of land lying in the county OF Brown,
10 wit: one hundred and twelve acres
ofland, more or less, bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at Moses Wards
Northwest corners; thence with said
Wards line to John Lindsey's line; Z;
thence with said Lindsey's line to the
west fork Of Straight creek; thence up
The wesl fork of Straight Greek with the
meandeFs thereof to James Dennis line
thence with said line to James Dennis
south west corner, thence TO the begin
ming; being part Of Thomas Pembleton's
survey No. 274l and Cadwallader Wat
lace's survey Nos. $3.50, 956land 9562
TO he sold as the real estate Of Deien
dant ii this case. Terms cash. Valued
1t 0pes acia.
VIM. SHIELDS, shift. 3. CO.
SherfAs Office, Augustist 1S4S.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
Joseph Reynolds Brown Com. Pleas.

James Devers.
10y virtue of a writ Of Fl. ia ct le. ia
Ito me directed by the court of com.
mon Pleas of Brown county Ohio, I will
offer for sale at the house OF James De>
veFs in Union Township, on Friday the
the 6lh day ofSeptember l643, between
ten and 4 o'clock on said day, the follow.
ing described property to wit: one carl
and one yoke Of cattle. To be sold as
the property of James Devers at the
suitlof Joseph Reynolds. Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS, Sh'R: B G. o.
Sheriff's office, August 29th, 1913.
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MARRIED.

10 Ripley, on the 18th inst, Mr.. Mon
RIs H. BURNS, Editor of the Ripley Tel
egraph. to Miss ELIZA DYE.
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Great ercitement! RemOuaI of1tc DepOs
ties, and Dissolution of the Cabinct!!
GEORGE KERANS, TAILOR.

ID ESPECTFULLY announces to the pub
ACllc that he has commenced the TAILOR
ING BUSINESS on Main street, three doors
south I'd. Crawfcrd's Grocery, where be s pre-
pared to serve the public with any thing ini his
line oil business with neatness nd pfOmptness.
GeoIgetown, July 25th, 1913.
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2
And will attend in person OF by deputy at nv
Office in Georgetown, from the first OF Oct.
until the goth of December next fot the pur.
pose of receiving taxes, from those who NAV
wish to pay them there.
TIL MIDDLETON, T. B. C,
July 25th, Is43,
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A. ELLI9ON

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
ofiee on the east side Of the Pdblie Square
Georgetown, Ohio.
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Thing. In phitadelphIa.

Correspondence oe The Tribune.
PAILApELPnlA, Feb 10, p NJ.
Aeese was brt slim attendance the Board OF BROKERS
Va saturday and but few transactions occurred No fenn
"Ahia Elves asked for although holders were dis
ea 10 sell al reduced United States Bank shares
0Sno purchasers decline OF from previous sales The
SHoWsng amount OF business transacted: IS shares
oiaa Bank, Il; 30 do Mechanics Bank, IA; $3.50 VIII
soa sxSs 1885, 65 $50 shares U. Bank, IT; Sl2s
&'a slSss, latS 81; S2l Lehigb Mortgage Loan, All
a'ue DONG IN either Fore ign Domestic Exchange
OF transaction yesterday in Savannsh OF $7ccs at
te"eouhi The condition of Mobile funds in market
panui-he bank notes of this grea, Southern COM
city being held at IS per cent, whilst exchange on
vac Satle 80 S6 discount! The principal quo'a
asi Newly ork paid prem; Roston par prem Rich
u ana charleston disc; New Orleans par Disc. !
gSuset II disc. Sterling bills held at 81 prem
es'a1y Notes bearing per cent aiefesl II prem
Tue Relief notes OF the Nar,heru Liberties, German.
1hessr Coaaiy, Delaware Clunty AMI Bristol Banks
iesdiy at par, they being redeemed IN specie at The
recase counters CT The above institutions
weather for several days past has been most liz
cold, and the demands OF ths ing classes daily
aose aecessious ae various balls and concerts for
e OF tse poor have aided materially in alternating
a.. amount Of snferng 10 city There is an ohua.
supply of wood cur wharves, and the prices are
''aapie Coed hickory held al IS 5 s5, oak 80 u
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IlI /. d /:

On Saturday evening last Feb ia, after saori Illness
HENRY REMSEN, in the 6lst year OF bis age.
The relations aud triead. OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend funeral from his late residence corner
Cherry and Clinton streets, Wednesday afternoon the
22I inst. at 81 O'Clock, without further invitation
Carriages viii be in attendance al ST. Pauis aud St
Thomas's Church until 81 O'Clock.
On The 18th Feb. after hours Illness, OF choern
morbus, William Underhill, OF Manhase' l.. l. Ia the 5Stt
year OF his age.
On the l5ih Feb. Mr.. John Works. in the tth year OF
his age.
On the 7th Feo. very suddenly Mary McEvers, wife Of
John r. Lvingstoa Jr. and daughter et the late ChsreA
McEyers.
On the 7sh inst; David r. Mitchell, is the lsd year of his
age
On The l7lh Feb Henry Acorn, aged years months
and days.
On Thursday, Feb l6, Laney Lawson In the 9Th year
of her age relic of the late William Lawson formerly Of
lister CO. N
On Thursday, Feb. l6, Griffin Hustled, aged 81.
Al Bushwick, L. j. Feb H. OF typhus lever, John Luke
Baby aged year and II months OF Alfred h. aud Cor.
neiia 4. Smith
AT KinIerhook, Feb IS, Mr.. John L. Whiting, in the Sis;
year OF his age. w
Al Coinsvll!e Lewis county on tire liih Feb. William
Inman formerly OF this city, aged 81.
AT Somery!.e the I2h Fee. Major Cornelius g. Tunl-
son, nged SO years.
Al Mobile Feb Joseph EciaIes, aged II, OF JOS.
Echales Esq. OF Brooklyn l.. l.
On Saturday the 18Th ns aged % years, Mrs Margaret
GcotieId, wife OF Mr.. Phio Scoield.
The friends and acqsalnauces respectfully invited
attend funeral services at his residence NO. Ham
ion street, Monday afternoon al O'clock Her retAans
will be taken on Tuesday morning Tor inermeni IN ne
country.
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80; maple s 80; and pine 80 per cord. The
| beat Leigh coal Is selling at 81 a 80 per
Inc fatrioue Entertainment aud DeRocraic FestiVai,
IN aid OF le pcsecuied Democratic Suffrage faniles OF
Rhode Islana" &c as the bills say, comes OF
evening al The Chinese Museum, account OF "hck
snail endeavor 10 furnish You on Tuesday next The en-
tcrainments OF the evening will cCprite three paris the
first csus,tnS entirely music; the second or ,sdress
by Col James Page, Dir burlington Anthony, and Mr.. Da
vd Parmenter third part Will comprise the preseu,a.
ton of an American Flag, by the Democracy OF Pila-
delphia the Democracy Of Rhode Island .r-(H.aven
III. mark )and address by Hon. Welcome B.
Sayle, Speaker the Peoples House oil Representatives
R L. and Of Mar Engtnds talented 9,d e!oqust
Sons"! Tickets II; cens The Committee consists OF
James II Hutchinson Wnl Il. Boycc, two political .roe.
shop keepers1 r. If Kerssoa, Andrew Miller MICHAEL
WALSH, &c. What gathering will be there!
The wsig Delegate Meeting on Friday evening was M.
merousy attended, and the enthusiasm prevailed
resolution, among Others adopted, announcing the
determination OF The Delegates by principles of
HENRY CLAY, declaring hm be her FIRST and only
choice
petition was presented in the Hecse OF Representatives
OF his STATE on Thursday sgaed by Than 900 citizen.
OF lancaster without distinction party, praying L
gsalnre 10 lake such will be likely
congress TO adopt the scheme of Hon. WA. G. Johnson 10
pay Tie State Debts, and relieve them rc.n embarrassment
While The bill 10 the charter Of the Farmers and
Mechanics. Bank of this City before The Senate day
two slnce MIR. Gibbons opposed H. ne said because
the Philadelphia Banks had entered into conspiracy 10
break down the Country Banks" Nir Pcnninan Sena-
from the County aso opposed H. he alleged on The
tue Democratic ground the charter OF any
Bank"
bill 10 incorporate the Farmers Bank ofbacks county,
passed Tie iIouse Saturday morning.
long series ofrcsoluons in favor OF Protective Tariff,
passed the House Friday by very large vote Party
feeling entirely thrown aside, End SOLITARY spcecs
was made previous: 10 The passage OF e each esor
ton being acted rpon scpa eieiy They speak decidedly
the continent OF Pennsylvania this important subject.
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MONEY MARKET.
Commercial aud rHoucy MATTERS.

The nsins,, of the board to-day fair extent and
generally the market was For Life apd Trust o was
offered.
Foreign Exchange rs, bat not active Sterling 81
81; Franc, IS. .,,,,s ,s
Alabama is al so, but probably large amount could De
sold at 25 A; Mobile en- Inc 9h' e1enanse sos ,, ai
The rp pnr.crc,,esy Irregular. The Rank OF Mobile
reduced her rae far checks on NswYork 10 ss per cent
The transactions outdoors limited The AdveIlIel
says All at once The discovery has been made 'oa Use
The State Bank and branches are scare ana II
difficult, nec, sales OF gold, silver ana " .
.ury notes payable in Alabama currency NslPeAis
principal Rank OF The State ka met 'he iae u ~.
branches letter dated Tusca oosa, Feb ith, sayS-h
bill passed the House Representatives ssi night,
the Bank IN lquidaion i prevents The Bank Io!
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~ yev s:ra,,n,p ssonse.-The new ard SPLEEN

II New Graham ssonsc.-The new ard spIen-
did House no y Neseyslree tev doors from te Aster
has just been Eewy fitted ia The most ample ana con-
veucnt manner regardless of expense for citizens and
strangers y.e may prefer the advantages OF the
Graham System OF Vegetable, to The exelusion OF Animal
Food The choicest Fruits and Vegetable. the market
may afford with Tie Mix aud Baer OF Orange Couh-
~ i'll be al times the table, and every effort made
,Iucire TO Happiness well as Health. The location Is
centra pleasant and convenient to all the steamboat land
inr- Terms moderate Gentlemen visiting tie CITY tor
few days invited 10 give this stem trial lhe apart
ents large and airy Shower Baths with Croon a.
shared 10 please and accommodate those who may favor
this House with their patronage This establishment 10
connection with any other. loi seodu
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\ Principle made practicable Principle made useful.
AEM-YORk CASH TAILORING

! Z ESTABLISHMENT, si3 Futcu-s New-fera.
The undersigned in announcing to sir patrons their de
termination adhere strictly the priace o, cash deas'
me in their business wor,d take say that they
nave become well satisfied OF The praclcaby and usetal-
nsSs such plan by tie uniform sucteS which has at
tended, operation in their house rou the commencement
The advantages derived ny tie customer from the adop-
ton this systematically realizing gain OF SO per cen:
upon credit pric-s-tey conceive perfectly obvious aud
therefore need comment OF The merits OF their house
and the facilities with which they invested OF furnishing
! cheap aad rich garment they will diialeipliy as
they that this n,p: fact is 100 we'll known
their celebrity TOO well established require further re-
mark And n calling attention of the gentlemen OF the
United States and New York in particular 10 their aort-
.sut goods they Will merely observe that uude
Waiting punc:ualv and dispatch answering the coanands
Of their friends Is much pst of their system as cass
,,vn-nt, nS0 isif }. {. BOOTH co.
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BY THIS sioRNIsc's SOUTHERN VAIL
IT, ar< pL..I.I min Cnrresnnn-ent-l

BY THIS sioRSIse's SOUTHERN NAIL
From our Philadelphia Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, February ls-P u.
X The Delaware for the past TWO days has been nos,
seriously DISTRACTED with large masses OF noaung e anu
the steam ferry boats have experienced great difficulty in
fsrciag their way through lie same. This morning Inc
river was s, from shore Shore but The ice is no" floating
with the current.
Saturday afernoop-City Ice Boat. Bennett, having "a
toy bros VIM Pitt Baker 10 days from Boston, and Jof
CowpeEthw ails, Lyle, IA days i'm CieHfnsge. NJ
CIezrcd CD Sa;urtaJ-5rig A!aianla, brown NJ.
No arrivals or ciearaDces this day
Br!ow-B.rks josephine Johnshn, and swsa SMELL 'ai
New Orleans.
Brig Cohansey, Moore, Mobile
Scsrs WIN A. Caldwell, from MayagaeI, P. Ri wave,
Ia Boston Thomas gennsr, lrum Providence.
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geEALE'S MUSEUM aud PICTURE

4 AEALE'S WUSEUH aud III UhE
u GALLERY-C. II. DEvoE, Managcr-Evcry day
aud evening week the sublime and beautiful exhibition
OF the FRIaLUF CHRIST. group OF % igures satu-
AIRY. The Norwood Gypsy WOMAN can be consulted face
to face in private apartment She does not pretend h he
Fortune Teller, but Processes by her knowledge OF fhys
olcgy PhysogGomy, Philosophy Ph1enology, MesnieF'sf
and The hri-n Scerces be able to Instruct diners
good Intellect She will inform them tneY are married. OF
nat ey ~ ,her history of past tines present and The
future rs If knew them from birth. she has no con'ec
ton with or knowledge OF Madame AGophr an account OF
w.o.e in position runaway from Ulster appeared In the
New-York papers ecentiy-Adnission to the Museum 70
.sr,. Children half nr,c,. f.0
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UlkxzEEEE1I

IL The attention of CAPITALISTS ques,ed TO the sale OF
of Spanish Scrip (S2l 69 9O by Halliday Jenkins auc
oneers at the Merchants, Exchange on the 1h inst see
advertisement in this paper signed John r. Tracy Fun
particulars given the day OF sac I'D o.
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4 MEXICAN EUM-Marble build

q MEXICAN MUS GUM-Marbe build
"a ing, opposite ST Psuls Church.-P. I. BARNUM
Manger.-Yi,it OF The Indian Chiefs prolonged.
Every Day ard Evening this Week.
" The depu;ation of Indian Chiefs, &c aeld /" talk
Saturday being assured through their Interpreter
that thousands been prevented by tine weather
arr o seeing thrm they have consented 10 remain
at the Museum week more and have voluntarily .ier'
ed 10 give their s SPLENDID WAR DANCES and CESE-
MONIES every atl-t at halt past O'Clock
II. Sherman. The Ballad SingcrT. g. Booth, The IN
riyaled Comic Sinscr-La Petite Celsse the admired
janseu-r--hiiss Hood the Vocalist, sc.
~ No Free List during the engage uen OF the lndians
Price of Admission, % centsCldren under 10 year
iaIf.nrce l5t
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cou,, Calendar This Day.

SUPERIOR CoUsr.-Nos. 49, 26 ~ 90 o.
So, 81, So, 90, 81, 60, So, 65 81, 68, 69, ~ ~
SO, I, 50, go, 81, 50, 4, ), 80, II, 49,
COMMON PLEAs,-Nos. l, ,, 4, ), 6, Z, 5, >,
II 10
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Ranarupta-Feb. Is.

Samuel Oakley, Clerk, BEooklyr..
samuel C. Jollie, Music Dealer, Nev-fofk.
Joseph o'Conner, Masos, New.Yo.k.
Charles 5. Miller, Nsw.Eork
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pr..errers Arrived

In The packet ship North America, from Lverpool-M.
yhoma. Yong, ) Shaw, S!enson, I'll Wells, J Bray
and lady and T Shaw.
In tho ship Pb!lacelphla from London-B Milford Mrs.
Milford air Wilson ar stewart of London Lieut. Camp
SELL Esd regiuen, a; Brewer Mrs. Wellesey-25 IN
the storage.
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MARRIED. /:

Or the 18th Feb Edward j. Warner to Sarah A., daagh
ter OF George Kinney, Esq
At Newter, \. j, on the 18th of Feb. by TIE Re- Or
Shaer, Martin Ryerson Anna Is. daughter OF job > Hal!