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NoTICE-

Moses = lief, Admr. Of YAzoo PRoBATE CcURT,
sean Glass, decd, apPli-S April Term, 84S.
lnls case coming on to Be heard upon.
application, and The account stated, and II
appearing 70 the Court that The requisite
notice, u such cases made and provided,
has not been given. Il Is ordered by the
Court that publication Be made Il The Yazoo
City Wing lor three weeks, 10 al persons
having any interest in said estate. 10 come
forward al the next term thereof. 10 be
holden in Benton On the 4th Monday in
May next and Gle their objections 10 said
account. If any they have, or Il viii be al
lowed, confirmed and recorded.
GEO. CROCKETT, Cl'k.
w. e. Pugh, Sol Tor admir-.
May 5, 1913. 43-3k
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stenmboat belmont sunk.

A few days since, the steamer Belmont,
on her downward trip with nearly full
cargo Of cotton, struck snag in the TalIa-
hatchie river, about forty miles below Pono-
Ia, and sunk in avery short time afterwards.
OF six hundred bales Of cotton on board at
the time Of theaecidsnt, all bat one hundred
and twelve bales slowed away in The hold,
have been saved. When the river falls there
will be but Httle water where the boat lies,
and should she not be damaged by the swell
ling Of the cotton in the hold, she will in all
probability be recovered with but . small
loss.
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Through the Pass.

There is now running between POpola
and olber ports on the Tallahaschie. and
Memphis, Tenn, small steamboat called the
Shakespeare, making her regular trips through
the Yazoo Pass. A aaIbOat arrived here on
Monday last, which also came through the
Pass. There is a large body Of water flowing
through this inlet to the Coldwaier, BY which
.channelit passes of 70 the Tallahatchie, ard
finally into the Yazoo river when the Mis-
sissippi is at high stage.
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rho Legislative Candidates.

Above we have placed ihs names OF the
ren,lemen nominated at the Wing County
Meeting. held at Eenloni as suitable persons
10 represent YGzoo in the next Legislature.
Mr.. Miles bartender ofthe Mississippi bar,
a young man Of excellent promise, and as q
public speaker has but equals in the county.
He is fully competsnt 70 the task for which
he has been selected, and wiIhal true wing.
MIR. Lewis is a planter has represented the
county before and, although like Lord Bur-
leigh IN the Critic, he says nothing, yet be
has very meaning nod and when he does
nod be is never in the wrong, There havs
been objectons raised by sOme ofour friends
respecting the candidates nominated. Per
hIps better selection might have been made
but, we confess we are at a loss 10 name an
two persons in the county, land we are vel
acquaiHied,) who would more honestly re
present as in the Legislative body. The no
mina,ion has been made By the Whigs; AM
We trust the Jghgs win give it their entir
support.
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nopnced and lhwaried BIZ the .sgreat calami-
y, (as Prentice styles him. and the easy
moulded, hieling politicians BY whom the
Presidential chair IS surrounded. What has
She'nalion gained 81 the triumph the Wings
achieved ia. 1900 It's gain should and
would have been great; but, with traitor
accidentally filling the Vacancy pceasioned
by The dea:h Of viriuous and noble Presi-
dent, what could be expected what could
Be hoped for The time is fast approaching
when tho deeds Of those in power snail Be
loudly condemned by the voice Of the Peo-
pie, and unprinciPIed rulers Of to-day
be hurled from their high stations on the
morrow. The Wings have been betrayed
bassly betrayed ,--but there will BE- day--and
that day is not very far dis.ant--whsn their
betrsyer shall feel with what indignation
apostacy is met BY them, and also in what
contempt traitor by them is held.
Again we say the prospects Of Henry Clay
never were more cheering. Look where
we baay--lothe East, tolhe West, the NorIh
ihe SouihA-ths same spirit is abroad among
the peoples-lhe Same strong desire evincst
TO beup and doiRg,-lhe same firm ds.ermi
nation and high resolve to act, made mani
fest And at,home, in our own State 0
mississippi, the Wings are fully aroused Il
action. Meetings have been held in nearly
every county in the State, al. each Of which
the greatest unanimity has prevailed, ant
the name Of Henry CLAY forthe Presidency
has been Teceived with loud reclamation
by the people. The popular tide flows q
! with the good ship "Whigi" nor viii issb
until the gallant vessel shall have been safe
/ ~ moOred in the waters Of that hsrbOr O
whose gentle current she should have repO
sed long since-her Commanders flag flyin
at the mast hsad--and the ships signal
promptly and 44ithfully answered from III
Capitol. of the Navy Yard at Washington
/ viii be anchored as a tender the ship Wing
. when the ship Tyler shall have been con
demned, and the ship Government shallt
1 undergoing thorough repairs.
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The state Of NIississippi,l PRoBATE CoURr.
Y AGO COUNTY. March Terrl1 az

Inc STATE 81 hAisslsslppls( PROBATE EoUKT,
AGO IoUNTys March TeTnl,l $40.
/NHEIfEAS, Thomas Malone admin
istTator Of the estate Of John Hanlon,
decd, having By petition and schedule ex-
hibited 70 The Court, that the personal pro-
perry Of said deceased Is insufficient 70 paw
the drhfaa gainst the same, and that Il would
be for the interest ofsall4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
to sell the following lots and parcels Of land
or 90 much thereof as may Be necessary TO
pay said debts, all lying and being in The
county Of Yazoo and State Of Mississippi.
Of which the said John Hanlon died seized
81 possessed, viz an. undivided half interest
In Lot 2O7 in Yazoo city, an undivided half
interestin eight acres of lard lying adjacent
to the corporate limits Of Yazoo ciIy and
bounded a. follows, by. a line running naraI.
| lei with the north side Of Jefferson street in
sad town, until it strikes 4 Bayou. and
themes up said Bayou with.the meanderings
Of lis centre to where said Bayou crosses
the line Of tract of land conveyed BY the
pFoprietors Of said town 70 Alexander II,
Mortons described as swamp land, ws5chline
divides said tract from the lots of said town,
thence along said line 10 where ii strikes
Swamp Alley, thence along said alley 10 its
linterseelion with Jeiiersor sect. which IS
the starting point. Also. nliyided half
intaFest ID Lot number sos 80, an undi-
Eided half Interest ID Lot No. IA in tho
Commons
Il IS therefore ordered, adiudged and de-
creed. that Citation issue to all persons iil-
lerestod, to Be and appear before the Pro-
bate Court Of Yazoo county, at tie next
May Term thereof, 10 shew canse,if any
they can, Why an order Of sale should not
! BE- made az said lapds, Of 50 much thereof
Is win pay tbe debts as aforesaid.
II isfnrther ordered, that publication Of
she said Citation Be made n some newspa-
Der published ID lie, Stale, for the space Of
thirty days, and ser np al three public pla.
css in Tie county where the lands are situ-
aIsd. for The same length Of time
WrT1. The Hon TH0s. B. WooDwARD,
Judge 81 Probate Of Yazoe comfy, The 4th
Bionday 81 March, l843, and seal Of said
Court Issued, The 29th day 81 March 1913.
GEO CROCKETT, Clerk.
April e. 1913 Pr fee $50 O0l 40-5l
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The meeting Of the members Of the YazOo
City Library association, a. advertised in
our last weeks paper, having been postPo-
ned, meeting will be held on Monday eve
ming, at the rooms Of c. F. Hamerl Esq, for
the purpose of-debats. The question to be
discussed will be, we presume, the same as
was announced last week, viz "Was the
Execution Of Charles the First, Of England,
Just OF legal ACT Z,
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county, Mississippi, joined BY many from
Washington county, ii this State, had forms
ed themselves into band 81 freebootefs, for
the pillage ofproperty and the destruction 81
life, Il Is stated that they are well organic
zed and armed, and are regularly epcamped.
Many lives have already been taken, and OK.
tensive robberies have been committed.
We take il for granted that deiachmonl
Of troops. will be ordered TO the scene Of diff,
culties, inhccofdance with the demand made
lunon the Governor.
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Henry ClaY.-whIE Prospeets.


The prospects Of the great champion Of
the Wing party were never moro cheering
TO himself and friends than at PRESENT.
Throughoui me entire Union an unanimily
exists in al the movements Of the Wings
equal 70 If not surprising the harmony Of
action which displayed itself in their ranks
during The contest Of Is4O. There is cool
and deliberate determination on the part Of
our party % adhere steadfastly 70 such hou.
est, open, and beneficial measures as canno.
failin the end 70 insure a victory. There
exists .praisewe-thy emulation among The
Wings Of The several States, as TO WAT por.
ton of them shall De foremost Ia sths cid,
and who shall most efTeclualIy conduce d
the great triumph 70 be achieved ia "a.
The enlhusiasnn Of the last Presidential con-
tssis exciting aS 4 was. will sink into no.
ihingness when j shall % compared Risb
The stirring scenes that will be en- ned with
the forthcoming campaign, The Wings
have many cauaes % increase and none q
slacSqn thsirsnsrgiss. After having gained
an honorable and glorious victory. al ths
benefits thar should have accrued d he
coanify from ihe lriumphs Of bard iouk IS.
Geld have been wresisd from lhem ana shs
nation By lho ignObla hand Of 81 apossais.
NesFlg % q che meaSnrss ihal have bsen
Introduced hy ih5 Whigs il Congress RI
.hs Plospsf.iy Of ihe people, have been
sifsnuously opposed end unsCTuPuloasly ds.
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con11uNIcATED.
RnhIic Haeeffng.

"A meeting Of the voters Of Yazoo City
and vicinity, and al such others % the
County as choose 10 unite, is REoURsTED TO
be held az the Phoenix Blouse ia Yazoo
City, on SATURDAYsTHE l3TH INSTANT, to
consider the subject Of the late nominations
made at Benton for members-of the Legisla-
ture for this County.
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Ya7oo r1iIv TemDerance sooiefv.

We have been requested to state that a
meeting Of this Society will be held on Tues
day evehinE next, at the room in which the
Presbyterian congregation usually meet, in
the dwelling house Of Mr.. John S. Wallace.
The PRESIDENT BY request, will deliver an ad-
drnEa.
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= NUIIi tuo lNutolIltONAe1
sHERIFPs SALES.



If you will allow an old subscriber 10 occupy .
place in your columns, on the subject OF adYerti-
sing Sheriff sales, you will not only confer favor
on him, but on the community AZ large. am,
sir, Ia favor Of our representatives repeating that
odlous and abomlnable law, which SAYS, that after
the goods and chattels Of an unfortunate debtor
shall have been seized by the Sheriff, they shall
be disposed Of In the dark, without making FIVE
citizens in the parish acquainted with the sale
Sir, speak as one of those unfortunate men, who,
during the past year have had their house and
home sold of BY their creditors. have a right to
speak, and an equal right 70 be heard. Look over
the bookarf your Sheriff. for the past year, and
you will ind there tale shameful TO our legisla-
tors. You will Ind there, sir, the sale of my
plantation OF $40 aTpents, for little over $500
which cost me $4,000 AT thai sale, sir, there
were only two bids, and this among a white popu-
latioT Of 1000 people, Since that sale, which has
thrown 70 the winds the labor and toll Of years,
hays been told by several citizens, who at the
time would have bid % high as s., 600, that they
knew nothing at all about the. sale. And as
further assurance of this fact. can assert posi-
lively, that the buyer az Sheriff sale, who paid q
little over $500 for my land, has since been offer.
ed $4,000, BY some Of these individuals. Let any
man OF the least degree Of human feeling eSli.
mate the painfulnesS Of my unhappy lot, and
4 feel satisfied be will condemn the dark and
stsalthy manner Of disposing Of poor deboE'S pros
perry e Sheriff sale. Ia cohclusion, Mr.. Editor
let me beg Of you 70 urge tins matter on the e.
teRlion Of the legislature.
II With much respect, &c, q
UNFORTUNATE DEBTOR.
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With much respect, &C.,
UNFORTUNATE DEBTOR.

TYLER INGRATITUDE.-The following beg
ging episte from the celebrated John genes,
the main pTopof Tylerism, was addressedto
the prescribed postmaster of Cooperztown ,
and received some time after the removal Of
theP. M. It appears that poor Jones in his
misguided devotion to Tylerism, has tex
pended his private iortunen in bolstering up
the himsy cause, and has become mendi-
cant, begging aims Of the victims that have
been sacrificed at the altar Of Tyler proscrip-
ton. We knew Capt. Tyler was traitor
and apostate, but could net believe he was
such an ingrale as 20 mar the fortunes OF
Jones, who no doubt was a good meaning
fellow originally. We hold up this picture
% Tyler editors, Tyler stump orators, and
Tylerites generally, that few there are.
Look at the example Of poor Jones, and take
heed before you make sacrifice Of what
capital and little patriotism you haze. We
are sorry for Jones, but he had no Business
committing himself so deeply. Again we
say We are sorry FOR you John Jones, indeed
we are. IN o. Topic.
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IA this city, on Sunday night last, Of inflammation
Of the Lungs, Mr. CICERO WALKER, aged about
q years.
On The aieht Of Tuesday last, MARr EIIzBrTF
I,ApsLEy, "a tighter Of Dr.. Washington and Nancy
B. Dorsey, aged 5 years aud moAths.
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General Commission, Produce,
AND
Forwarding Merchants,
Corner Of Levee and Depot Streets, opposite
Rail Road Depot, VIcKsBURG, Miss.
AVE constantly on hand large supply
III Of Superior Mess Pork, Rump do. !,
Superfine Flour, Whisky, Lard, Butier, su ;
periOr Hams and Shoulders in Tierces of
about $50 lbs. Lard Oil, &c. &c.
N. B. Boats-can land at our Landing and
receive or discharge freight free Of charge.
Merchants and Planters are at no expense
for drayage,
April 28, Is43, 42-tf.
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OF Late papers have been handed as
during the past week BY our friends Wallace,
Of the VOlant, Moses, Of the Pathfinder, and
CoarIing. clerk ofIhe Maid Of Kentucky. To
each Of these gentlemen we return thanks,
and solicit continuance Of these favors.
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or There are, we understand, many
runaway negroes harbored in and about this
town at the present time. Itwould Be well,
in our opinion, TO establish an efficient pa
irnln
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A meeting III the eighth Congressional
district, ia North Carolina, nominated TIE
Hon. Edward Stanley Tor reelection e Con.
gress, and q tho same, adopted the follow
ing resolution:
ssResOEUed, That in the opinion Of this
convention, the high and commanding tai
ents, the exalted patriotism, and the just
and dignifed sentiments Of the Hon. Henry
Clay, Of Kentucky, entitle him 70 the esteem
and gratitude mot Of the Wing party only
hut Of every American citizen; and this
convention considers him better calculated
ID guide the ship Of State wisely and sue
cessfuliy, than any other whose name has
been mentioned ii conRection with The next
PEesidency.
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FOR SALE.
cOmmercial Bank Of aanchester,o

TIME following gentlemen were chosen
Directors in the Commercial Bank of
Manchester, at the annual Election Of the
Stockholders, on Monday, the lOeh inst.
F. BARKsDkLE, r. III. CAcR,
]. d. ALLEN, J. w. BARNETT,
]. r. BEDFORD, r.. PIcKETr.
3 P. OsDoNNELL, WALTER HUNTrNcrov,
JOHN I. W1Lson, JNo. P. BA1IEY.
CT. HAMER.
At meeting Of the Directors elect Of the
Commercial Bank OF Manchester, held at the
Banking House on Tuesday. The IIth inst,
E. Barksdale was reelected President Of the
Board.
IL. HUGHES. Cashier.
April Il, 1s43. 4O-3t.
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The Cougleey of TIE Guard. The Rich
mond Compiler says,- Mr. Wise, - z
speech at Charles City Court House, called
Mr.. Clay asot and q liar This Is very gen
tie denunciaiion d man of whom hAT y re
once said abase. could not reach him"
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WAsnIYeToN g.
Madigonian OaieN March s. ma

NauiS0ntan Ouce. March 3, 1885
BEAR Sir Trusting that you are friendly
70 the Administration, and disposed to aid in
giving circulation 70 the organ which is de-
voted 20 q defence Of It's principles and
measures, have presumed 70 solicit your
assistance.
The President, in taking the position SO
successfully maintained b Jefferson and
Madison III better days, has been viIiiied and
calu aBiatod without measure, while bnt few
presses were found % utter word IN his
defence. Such being the case, I did not
hesitate 70 expend my private fortune in the
cause. Ibid i cheerfuily, and shall be com
Pepeated % see bis cause triumphant ia The
end
But have also been compelled 10 contract
many heavy debts. which will Be tie source
Of much embarrassment, without other
friends &c the Administration are will erto
step forward IN the hour Of need, and con.
tribute % sustain he Press.
II - weekly So rrribers can Be secured in
your vicinity d1t ihs next few weeks, II
VIII Be sure Indication that the call upon
the friends Of Republican principles, 1t this
limos las not bssn made il vain.
Respectfully, your 0b't serv't,
III JONES.
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The Yszoo river Is now at a high stage,
and continues to rise. The low lands on
each side Of the stream are already extern
sVely overhowed.
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- express Il "a arrogant manner or paEtic !
uIaF notions, and % ceneure III gross terms
al who chance to differ from us, then We re-
ioice that this PRESS is not Independent
RaIeieh Register.
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The 3rd Number Of a new series Of lbs
Mirror, printed very neatly in Octave form,
has been received q us. It is published in
New York by Pee a& Co., and edited BY
twoOf the very best writsrsin the county,
GEORGE P. MoRRIs, and N. P. WINS. The
number before US contains many excellent
articles both in prose and poetry. His en-
bellished with a handsome steel plate Illus
iratiVe Of "a Ron Up Sail River in con
nectiOn with which is al nusing description
Of this famous stream, and an excursion On
the tRolling Fork. The Mirror embraces
IN its scope every department Of elegant lie
nature, comprising tales Of romance, senti-
ment, and everyday life; sketches of society
and Manners Piquant essays; domestic and
foreign Jurisprudence literary intelli-
gence vii and humoF; fashion and gossip T;
poetry; the lac arts and literary, musical,
and dramatic criticisms. Il is published
eVers Saturday, IN numbers Of sixteen large
octave slpsg-royal pages, and win form, al
the end Of che year, twp superb volumes,
each Of four hundred and sixisel 5ages.--
Each number g be embeliished with an ORR
ginal design on Steel. The New Mirror is
one Of The mosl sterling and cheapest publi-
cations Of the day. For terms, &C., see
prospectus u our advertising columns
ANoTHER REyoLugioEA SoLDIER GoEE.
Michael Hsrs, s0ldier 81 he Revolution,
died a Union Township, Erie county Pa.,on
The stu Of March lasf. He vas the oldest
man On The Pension Roll, being The Time
Of his death a. che very advanced ag's Of ll6
years.
ANoTHER DEFALcAIIoN. e 500 = stalled
q New Orleans papar sbsi asialcaabn u
acoAaidefable amount has taken place & he
Custom House in that cisf.
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FfuW the lN9tcne4 Gov
81 rin,s sales.

The following article, from the Natchito-
ches (La.) Herald, is equally applicable, in
sippi. If such facts do not awaken our peo-
pie TO the importance Of advertising sales by
the Sheriff, and public sales Of any kind then
argument is useless, and Shylocks may
thrive, while he who As labored and toiled
for years to make himseifand family home,
must look Contsntedly % the witnessing Of
deeds for property worth So 900, conveyed
away for Too hundred dollars!
From the Naichitoches Herald.
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EniIoRtAL 1NpEPEtlnE What eonsli-
tues he spendence 81 nerspspsrl II
i consists in publishing without oonlrok
our own thongks end Sentiments. w. are
nniastlg Charged by eeuaspohdent with
waning That virtue. Il. 81
1oWe yer. ,meant Re exercise 81 90 power
We have oyerths PIE abuse iadiriduala,
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hNoIHRR DEFALck1IoN.- see q stalled
q New Orleans papar thasa aefalcati6n u
q eonsidsfable amount has laken place 81 he
Custom House ih that i.f.
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rcy Our April showers 81 the present.
ysar seem % have postponed falling until
May. Perhaps this was for the purpose Of
giving the great incondiary Miller good
chance If his FIRE had been kindled
or The following paragraph i copied
from the Crescent City ofthe Sd instant:
a RRroRT.-There was a report ii the
city yesterday 70 the effect that Com. Moore
had taken one ofthe Mexican steamers, and
after being master Of her for few hours on.
", his prize was recaptnred By the enemy
and himself, his officers and crew taken pri-
sonerE. We were not able 90 trace the re-
port to substantial source, and putting very
1litlesconhdence in il ourselves we give Il 70
our readers for what il is worth. One thing
is certain, IL Com. Moore ever gels into the
hands Of Santa Anna nothing on earth ex.
lcept a change in the Mexican Presidents
nature, viii save him from being shot.
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or We recommend the following to The
perusaI oflhose who-nay wish to serve the
people in our mex. legislature.
i From the Naschsz Courier.
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-27
III a " II LIE u

On Tuesday last, by the Rev. VIM. r. Smith,
Mr.. JAMES IRELAND, OF Chilisquaque, to Miss
LouIsA WErMER, Of this place.
On Tuessy the 9Th inst, hy Jnmes +. Muir
ray, Esq, Mr.. EDwARD EIsENBnowS to Miss
SAaAn KrrrKn. 10 b Of rurhut township.
On the l7h inst. by the Rev. Mr. kav. Thomas
LroS. NJ. d., Of Wiismsport, 10 Mis-. ELIZA
PRiEsrLr, Of Northumberland.
On the i4rh inst. BY the Rev. G. Guyer. Mr..
JAMES Parks to Miss ANN PAnKE, oil of Chilis-
opaque township.
On the 18th ins'.. by the Rev. George Hiljt,
Mr.. JoHS PunrEu, Editor Of the Milton Ledger,
to Miss EsizAaErm PiLLISe. both of Milton.
On the l6h inst, Ivy the Rev. ]. w. Phillips,
Mr.. SAMUEl ToRBETr to Miss MAnr, daughter of
jacob Srafius, Esq. al Of Will m.por.
At >Muncy. on the 9th inst, by The Rev. Mr..
Sh yiden. ADoLPHus WILSON, Esq. nephew of
Gov. Porter, to Miss ELIzAnErH ANN PErRIKIS,
OF that place.
On the Gath ut. a, Gettysburg. Pa by the Rev.
5. Seminar, the Rev. ELIAS SCHWARTZ, of Dam
vile, to Miss HEBEccA BUrrINGroN, Of Carol CO.,
Maryland.