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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-23
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
nv EQUITY. -.
: Bill, for
Partition.
James B Blackwell and others,

'.s.3 Eucretia Blackwell. a''''0"' !.
MOTiCE is hereby gwen that by virtue Of
lN an order from Chancellor Harper. Ishall
offer for Sale to the highest bidder at RocHRL's
Old Stand, aud near the premises, on Saturday
the 26th October instant, the Real Estate OF
John Blackwell, deceased, consisting of the fol:
lowing tracts of land. viz. -
:. One tract containing twoliundred and eighty.
one acres. moro or less, whereof the said John
Blackwell resided at the time of his death, siul
ute in the District aud State aforesaid. on Plum
Branch and Hickory Creek, waters of Big
Stephens Creek, adjoining lands nf Martin N.
Minis. DR., A. G league, Chesley Wells, ,5At-
ticus Tucker and others. -. ,.r,.. 49,,
Also, .one other tract known as the Minis
tract, conta,ninhg one hundred and twenty
nine acres, more or less, situate inthe District
and State aforesaid ,on Plum Brancha aud Hick.
nv Creeks. walers of Big Stephens Creek.ad.
Joining the above tract of two hundred and
eighty-one acres. .
Said lands to he so,i on credit ofoIe and
two years in equal annual instalments, except
SO much as will pay the cost Of the suit. which
must be paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond
with approved sureties and mortgages of The
premises for Il e purchase money. i &.
Plats of re.survey Of said lands will be exhib
tied on the daycf Sale. ,,5s.,.:
s. 81 TOMPKINS, c. E. E. D.
oct.ll, 1914 s4t 36 e
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the succession. and thew had advised unan-

! the succession, and they had advised unan-
/ imously against it; and yet. Immediately
thereafter. their designations foIlo@ed.apd
my motives were publicly. assailed3by
some of these very advisers who thus
availed themselves of the fact thai there
was at that time hut a: single press with a
limited circulation through which their
assaults could be repelled. leave others
10 canvass motives. stale but facts.
There can be bu, lillle5difficully in draw
ing inferences. | feIrflhat a high aud
solemn duty had deyelopedupon me. My
resignation would amount 10 a declaration
to he world, thai our system of Govern
menl had faIed,from the factthat the pro-
vision Ir ade .forthe eideath-ofthes President,
was either so defective as 70. merge al
Executive powers 10 the legislative branch
ofthe Government, by making the sue
cession Ibe mere instrument of their will.
er, by forcing him TO give way before the
embarrassments of his position, devolye
the government on another--lhe remocst
probability Of whose succession had not
been looked TO by The people during the
elections, and who would therefore, be.
more feeble aud impotenl in the exercise
of AN Independent mind and judgement
than Vice President. considered the
path of,my duty was clearly marked out
before me, and resolved to pursue it.
| have been reared in the vicinity of
Norfolk and Portsmouth,. Many of their
cirizeus have known me from early youth.
They kne,0-l feel azproud consciousness
of the facr--lbar dishcnor could never
attach i,seifto my character Or conduct,
They vindica,e me then. and by thei:
resolutions, they avow publicly their opin-
ions. The examinations of my labnrs. is
near. al hand--lhe experiment has been
fairly made, and shall under Providence
leave the Government, to those who may
come after me in all its diferenT depar;-
ments, -unimpaired in all its energies and
unaltered in its letter or true import.
am content. 55, -
| pray you TO make known these senti
menls 10 those you represent, with assu-
RANGES Of my high respect.
IL To Messrs. VIM. ltied and Oscar E.
Edwards. Secretaries ofihe Norfolk Dem
ocraIic Association.
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Eagehela Court Mouse, S. G., October as. As44.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Correspondence JetOcen the Democratic
Associations Of Norfolk Borough and
President Tyier.
NORFOLK. Aug. "a, 1S44.


Respective Sir: 1t is with great plea
sure we perform the duty assigned TO US
by "a vote ofthe Democratic Association of
Norfolk Borough. Of forwarding to you a
copy of The following preamble aud .rcso
lulions which were unanimously adopted
on the;23 Of August:
Whereas. the Republicans Of the Bor-
ougt Of Norfolk, in general meeting as
sembed. having heard Of the withdrawal
of John Tyler, President of the U. States.
as Canhidale for re election I" The Prrsi
Dental Office, do unanimously resolve,
That, they deem this a proper occas'o.
to express their high sense OF the mans
distinguished services which during hi.
able, dignifsd, and prosperous admin,
tra,ion of public affairs, he has rendered
10 his country; and Of the lofty. pure, and
patriotic motives by which he has b"eu
governed in fulfilling the responsible tru =
cou6ded 10 him by the people; and anti
cipating that Judgment of impartial his
tory to which he HAS appealed 10 vind
nate his reputation against the reckless
assaults Of unscrupulpus adversaries, they
believed their Republican friends through
the United States are now prepared to
award him all that he has asked-all that
his Observation-Disclosures.
We are, with respect, your obedien,
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BIT
w. T. DURIsoE,PRoPRIEToR.
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If paid advance -S3 if not paid within SIX
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ANY person procuring FIVE responsible Sub
scribers, shall receive The paper for one year,
gratis. ,s..c,,
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first insertions. and 433 for each continuance;
Those published monthly, or quarterly, WI!
be charged ST. per square, Advertisements
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State of south Carolina.
EDGEFIELD. DISTRICT.

PY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary.
.E-D,of Edsefied District.
Whereas Lucius Il Hall and Abner II.
Hall hath applied to me for Letters OF Ad.
minsIration with the will annexed. on all
and singular the goods. and chauels, rights
and credits Of Tabiiha Hall, laIe of the
District aforesaid. .deceased.lhese are there.
fore TO cite and ad7lUnish ah and sim
gular The kindred aud creditors Of the said
deceased, TO be and appear before me. at
our next Ordinary's Court for The said Dis
,rict TO be holden at Edgefield Cour House,
on The twenty eighth day of Octnber inst,
to show cause. il any, why the said admin:
is,ration should not be grained.
Given under my hand aud seal, this 10Th
day of October. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud forty -four,
and in the 69lh year of American indePen-
dence.
JOHN HILL. O. F.. p.
Oct. l6 2t 3S.
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Oct. l6
State of South Carolina,

SIatC OI .SOulil tdTOliitd,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
EDY JOHN HILL Esquire, Ordinary
ED of EdgefeId District
Whereas Wiley Harrison, hath applied
10 me for Letters of Administration, on all
and singular the goods, and chat'els, rights
and credits of Samuel H. Cartridge. lale of
the; District aforesaid. deceased. these are
therefore 10 cite and ad'nonisi all and sin
.sularIthe kindred and creditors Of The said
,decea'd. to he and appear befnre me, at our
mex, Ordinary's Courr for the said District,
5tobc holden at Edseield Court House, on
thelweu,y eighth day of October inst, to
show. cause, il any, xhy the said admins
tr,itioni should mol be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
10Th day of Ocloher. in the year of our
Lord one. thousand eight hundred and
forty ur,sand in the Goth year of Ameri.
can independence. r..
JOHN HIEL. o: E. D.
Oct. 16 q 35
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Precious Larke,
ys. Blu J0r II
William 'Raiford and fition and
wife, ii. BouIware 81 lief.
wife. and others. -..-

ys. Blu J0T GhT-
William Raiford and fition and Re.
wife wife I'D IL. s1".ware s,Says & lief.
MJOTlCE is hereby given, that by virtue of
"a an Order from Chanccllor Harper,
shall ptfer for sale. to The highest bidder at
Edqefield Court House. on the first Monday in
November next. part of the Real Estate Of
John Larke. deceased, consisting Of the follow
ing tracts, viz:
No |. The Mine Creek place. consisting
of nine hundred aud fifty (950) acres. morcdr
less. OIL the main road from Charleston to Cam
bridge. adjoining lands of VIM. Daniel, Thos.
Bartlett, VI. Watson, Mahlone Padget, Geo.
Bell aud others. <.i-;-....,a
2nd The Partain place, containing one HIM
dred (tl0) acres, more or less, on Mine Creek.
adjoining lands Of William Edwards George
Bell Jacob Pow and others. .a.&..
3rd One other tract. containing four hun.
drad and twenty-five (125) acres, more OF less.
on Clouds Creek adjoining lands lalely belong
ing 10 the Estate of Nathaii Bode, deceased,
Sarah Starke and others. ..
4th. One other tract, containing sixty iw o
(62) acres. moic or less. on the waters of Big
Creek, adjoining lands Of Hon. A; T, Butler,
lands lately belonging to the Estate OF Jesse
Graham. deceased and others
Said lands I, be sold on acredlt until tine first
January, 1876 excerpt the cost ofsale, to he paid
III cash. Purchasers to give bonds, with good
surites, and Mortgages 10 secure the purchase
money.
II Tract No. /. or the Mine: Creek. place,
will be re surveyed and sold in three separate
parcels. -.
Twill also sell at the same time and place, in
the above stated case. four Negroes, viz: Jim
Emma lAdaline aud Bryant, on credit of one
year, except the cost nf partition and sale
which must be paid in cash. Purchasers giving
bonds and approved snraties.
.7.. 5. S. TOMPKINS, C. E.E. D
Oct 12r 1874 At 50 r
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SherlGsss Sales.

D.Y virtue of sundry ~rits of Fieri Fa-
1D cias 10 me directed, will proceed to
sell.al Edgeield Court House on the First
Monday and Tuesday ip November next,
the following propeny: {.
]. B. Harrison and others. VS.. Beverly
Burton, a tract of land known as the Will
born tract. containing four hundred acres.
more or less, ,adpining of lands Of L. FL.
Mundy, Jacob Sbibley and. others.
Terms, cash. ....
H BoUL WARE, $. f. D.
oel.9, At 81
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N o.. 80 7.

been sent. The lille gerntof a new and
mighty civilization was planted inathe
American wilderness, far away froln;th
busy concourse Of men who heedlessiy or
awantonIy might have atranpled under
foot. Underlthe superinendence Of Proy-
idence. aud the care ofthe few whose; mis-
sion. it was 10 guard it amid solitude and
hardships, it grew unseen or neglected by
The rest ofsmankind, untiiithas struck. lis
deep roots into the soil, and from the
eastern shore Of cur continent where u
was planted, il already castsils shadow
far iuto The west. To guard il against en-
Wy aud cupidity. from abroad, 10 shield at
from misguided friends or wanlon violence
at home to mature its growth and extend
its shelter, that all our poserty from sea 70
sea may ultimately repose IN peace ana
happiness beneath its grateful shade,is
The task which we inherited. aud the mis-
.sion.which we must accomplish. Difficult
may be the achievement, too credulous
may seem the hope Of accomplishing such
a destiny, hut. the resources OF American
genius are fully adequate 10 r;al!, u 1t VIII
only adhere 10 the path which.iie constI-
tuition has marked ou, for lis pursuit. Will
it be thus wisely guided?-Demo. kevae,o.
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Notice..

h LI persons having; any demands against
IA TIA estate of William Robertson, ,;Sr de.
ceased ARE Requested to present them by the
25th December, as the esnie will be distributed
GEORGE ROBERTSON, Executor.
Septeuber4, 3tne 80
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sSIle5rIG Sales,

EeY yirtueIof soNdry writs Of Fieri Fa.
AO ciss, ! will proceed 10 sell al Edge.
field; Court House, on The First Monday
and Tuesday in November next, the follow
ing properly: ~
Patrick Leonard; vs.. NJ . L Gearty, The
trac, Of land where The defendant lives,
containing twenty ty3ian acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of r.. o 'Connor aud 9TH
ers. Also, one negro hoy Joe. :
Lewis Sample and Wells Clary, VS..
Elias Watson, one negro girl BY the name
Of LileJ.
Terms. casil ,=....rss y. 5s.;ii +
IA. BoUL WARE, s. E: D. {
oc,. 70 St 3s Il
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Tea was first in,roducedint the United
Slales. in l720;. in halfsa century after
wardsii.was one Of the causes OF the Rev
olulion; and at atihis.time, The aDnual3con
sumption amounts TO some four OF fve-
millions ofpounds,
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Notice.

TEyHE Books aud Accounts of E. M. DowD,
"a Agent, arein our possession. a All per.
ons indebted To her are requested to call on the
ubscribers and settle their accounts, as this is
necessary TO a settlement between the parties
interested. Ss;..a &c, &c., -. g e.
Sept II u 81
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The Greenville Mounlainneer ofthe llth'
insl. says, "We understand thai Col. -
F. Towneshas resigned the office Of Com
missioner in Equity for this District; and
that the Governor has appointed 7. +.
Butler, Esq. 10 fiji the vacancy,
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List oF LETTERS

List OF LETTERS
Remaing in the Post Office al ,Edgefield
IS, C. H, Sept. Both. 1874
IA.
Anders, VIM jr. Anderson. Allen
Aver, L.M jr. Abney, J ESQ.,
Blease, B Boone, Miss P
BossvisA' A $ I Bury Miss
Cloy, Miss T Cogburn. john
"a Cook,
Is D.
Darlington, Mrs. c Delaushter. George
Dowd, CA DuBose, Rev. y J
- F.. .5;1. SIX
~. -: ~ Elder Fl 3.
F.
l Fri,b.,MFs.B 4
Gibbs, Jasper Gibb, J w
Gomilion, Love Gallmau, Harmon
tI H.
Hardee, Mrs H R 3 Huntington, w
Hatcher, MISE A Harvey. T. b
~ Howard, MrsJ
-. %fS J. ms s. <
Johnson Reuben ..,Jorden, RI
Jones, George W.
l X.
~ King, Albert Esq. sk
Logan, Wm Lee, F.
Mitchell. A Mitchell, Caleb 3
Mitchell, Joseph Martin, Temple
McLemon. E J McCleon, A 5.
Medlock, Mrs. NJ Moore, Miss S
McNeai, John ,tas Mays, e ST.
Nenhy,s Mr..
o & P. .5.s
Ogilvie, John Pope George
o'Neal, Hon J B Peoples, Alexander
- Piitsman, S .s.5. q 8. 81. 3.
@ g. r.. 2s5 +
Quares, Startling Rumney, BsW - -
5Qua,:lebpm, D Rosco, "A
3s sl SsSs Robertson. James
s.'s;s s. 81 t., 3=s.8.. z5ftI
Swearengen, Moses Tally Caleb
Thornton, John Tillman, Mrs. T ~
Taylor. 7 @ Til,on. N q .sa.
Whitlock, Geo. Whi,lock IT l.
Witt. ia Qtsi 90 Weaifierford. J
Persons calling for any ofths above Let.
tiers, will please enquire for Advertised
LETTERS. AlFlet,ers not called for withir
three months from this time viii be sen
to the General P. o. Department.
y: NJ. aFsRtZlE r. P. M. s
Oct teI,91S44 3t 81 So
t. u t Me- u -
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Bv This Mornings Mail.

gr Hon. HENRY CLAY left this city last eve
ming in the railroad cars going North; intending
to 90 as far as the Relay-housc, (nine miles on
tbis SIDE of Baltimore,) to stay there last night
and to proceed this morning in the train passing
from Baltimore Westward, directly on, without
. stoppagc, to Ashland, his residence, near
Mr.. Clsy's sojourn here has been altogether
,,;c, and nnostcntatious, and he has thereby had
.,n,c TO recruit from the fa,ieues of travel and OF
nnblic receptions between New oGeans and this
rp,,ce. HIS departure has been purposely 50 pr
fs,e and unhcralded, that it Is presumed he will
each home, as he arrived in this city, privately
and attended only by his son, whe travels with
him. Nat. Intel. OF yesterday.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
~ THE Ryporryn OF rue SEw.roRK rmsusr.
Fina, Adjournment, &c. sc.

WASHINGTON. Monday. May ID.
Is SENATE, memorials were presented from
Wavre, Pa. from Mo5;l., Prince Edward and
Halifax Counties, Va. and from Laurens District,
s C. in f.yor of Annexation also, some aga!ns;
4. and on other subjects.
, THE District Bank bill was passed and sent to
Inc House.
The bill fer the relief of the widows and chill
d,en OF the officers and seamen of the Grampus,
WAS considered at some length.
The Senate then went into Executive session.
In the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Mr.. CAVE
JOHNSON moved to postpone the District business
in order to take up the Senate's resolution fixing
the27,h of May for the final adjournment of Con-
mess. A call of the House was had, and about
800 members answered to their names. The
motion to postpone was carried-Yeas 1877,
Nays co.
The resolution then came up. MIR. CAVE
Johnson obtained the floor; Mr.. G. ]. INGERsoLL
wanted to put the inquiry in all frcndliness whe.
Their he was going to make speech and then
more the previous question? MIR. L. wanted an
opportunity to give the reasons founded upon the
state Of the business of the Committee (on For
sirn Affairs with which he was connected why
adjournment should not take place as proposed.
Great excitement pervaded every portion Of
this unusually large number Of attending men,
bers. Mr.. CAVE JOHNSON again took the floor
but made little progress in his remarks, being in
terrupted by Mr.. J. and by several others who
were apprehensive of his usual resort to prevent
debate. MIR. SAUNDERS wanted TO amend by in.
seting 18th June; Mr. MCKAY, the 10th Mr..
PAnMENTER raised general burst of laughter by
;pouirng in case the resolution as it now stood
sxing the time at the "27th of May merit" were
adopted, if they would not be compelled to sit
until May of mezt year
Mr.. JOHNSON, thus worried, gives up the idea
Of speaking, and without proposing any amend
ment, moved the previous question. The House
refused to second it.
Mr. HoUsroN, successful over many competit-
ors obtained the floor, and moving the 9TH juno
as an adjournment, again demanded the previous
question. A motion of Mr.. c. J. Ingersoll to lay
on the table was reiected-Yeas %, Nays l76.
The precious question was seconded The
amendment for the 18th June was adopted-Ye cas-
ia, Nays Sand the resolution as amended
was returned to the Senate.
The consideration of the District business was
then resumed in Committee of the Whole on the
Union, (Mr. ]. Z. INGERsoLL in the Char. The
bill TO abolish imprisonment for debt in the Dis
tict-takcn up Saturday, when, after the close
sof nv letter the bill witGeerence to the lunatcs,
amended SO as to provide for their support abroad,
was laid aside to be reported-was further con-
sidered at some length, and was laid aside i'll or
der to give place to the bill received from the
Senate to extend the charters of the banks OF the
District. No action was had upon this. ARGUS.
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ID ED,

On Monday evening. WILLIAM JANE, Bennett. aged 60
ycaH.
The relatives and friends the hmy md nso ,h1 members
oftheN Nat Onn Academy o ligu respectfully invited
attend h. funeral without farther from l52 Thomp-
street. on Wednesday afternoon. At 3 O'Clock.
In tins City, Tuesday morning 18th inst. .louy AMEs.
nged q wears, yoSnrcs, Of Oliver Ac. @ Noh EaSton.
Mas.
re- Boston papers will plsnsc copy.
On the lt'h inst B. T. LATIAER Den. !a.e OF Conae;ti
cot. aged p wears
lis funeral wi! take place TIL; day a, O'Clock from i
Cannl street.
~ Corncciicu. papers please copy.
On The 3h inst. AnsAnAM X STIvrRs in the ah yea: Of
his age
On the 18th inst. Mr.. PHILEMON FOWLER. aged p
GA the hi Instant ut Jersey City. PETER GILBERT, in the
10th Of his nEe.
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

A., L. vi.
TIE CIry.-All is still quleI. MAJOR General
Paalon ind his military force still on duty unnecessetiy
think Order, No & grants PERMISSION 10 all the ire en-
Counci and have bound themselves to he cbeten to The
Board OF Engneeis 10 piss through an! pun Oh .ne city
alleys, Us may be oecuped by the military IN o',er com,
uson permit under pcnaity OF having their apparatus
sared upon ard themselves.
3D. urt the present excitement shall have passed away
Several the wounded no; expected 10 recover George
Young residing Carpenter street. presents shocking sight,
and possibly lnEer out many days Ills family are III
Americans are adopting measures towards the relief Ct the
suIaen Poor Young PRINTER and worked in the AineF
Why the Governor hns yet offered reward for the ar
ret and coavcon Of these who noe s onS e and S
promptly The Mayor has done h,s duty ~ n' ,9S az &
Americans OF en.i.ion intend offering suitable rewadand
that may have tendency OF bringing 10 JUS
Il Rgc5SVVS;iRirp.MRscordar Vaux yesterday obtained
poesion of the counterfeit $50 plate the arrshursh Bank
from which all the spurious notes oil 'ia' denomination "'''
Isoursrs.-The Coroner yesterday held four IN
upon n ThGm1 pms oS Msss n @nd dea Io e
peAnce third the body oi an infant i9hd IN c
fam mana poi N one OF the cells Of the Moyamensne Phi
sou III. mofnng upon the body OF John iieer VINO aied
in tho watch house. from intemperance ana exposure,
FEoM BUENoS AYREs.-Ihe brig Jane, captain
Rnckney. arrived this qns from Buencs Ayies ana Monte
time Of avis and business without change. The L. states
.oopofwa. Bosos Commander eBdeifas was 4; ne S
shr En;eprizc, Lieut. commanding WATSON tor ko do ia
nero, SINE day. Officers and crew all we'll
DRoysLp.-A Young man named Anthony P.
Mof residing Fbcr. street accidentally drowned oil
Gloucester Point yesterday afternoon He was N small BOAT
with another YONG who used every eXero to save his
life, but without avail. r.
e1eg but prices fell of. State Fves declined Ia; Reading
Railroad shares Wilmington Railroad p; Reading Bonds
First Boerdss 900 Reading gqna' 12f 500 Cam Cam
Bank 81; 100 DO Norr.,own Road, AZ; $500 Lehigh g.
1884, g; 4 Stats e. So $40 700 L. States Loan t. is9
lB; 20 shares Union Bank OF Tennessee. 6l& . do WI
pnson Road, 1S1s. a, o.o
down.. ~ $50 shares Wilmington Railroad. "a; u DO
Rsadr. Railroad IS do American Ere ms Co w sow
aie s. fiat 49,. s2l6 dos. 10: Is shares Union Bank
Tennessee. GA
SHIP NEws.-4s P. NJ Cleared Mis afternoon
Bark Globe E;ng Pemambuco. B,gs Calico. Thompson
nas Cubs Iso lSiciaq Rzzo raelnoi via H New
leScnia, Smith, Portland; Susan, Taylor, Gnnde! boston
IL White. Coron. do liberty; Townsend ast oleen"cn
YEA lafayette JARVIS. Nantucket; Sarah Augusta bahc
Norwich, CT. ~,
rtred-Brs Jane Pinckncy from Buenos Ayrss and Mon
EFceo. Mach list and I'D.
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10 Mr.. John Il. GouSh.-TEMPEkAYNI
MEETING M THE BRoADW ans,sii S6D aHons
viii The Broadway che ' Es,s Ce.
as Mr. Cough To dcfrny expenses and give h h
Shilling will be taken the door Come a aE% @
Mothers Young and hear WHAT tne ms ss s
did him. and what Temperance has done Tor Nun nov
hns made him man and what for thousands ana
Is doing for the world. Come and sign the pledge ~
% The tention Of gentlemen IS reanessn e fr e
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15
4RRJED.

On Wednesday evening the s;h By the Rev. Mason No.
of this City.
On the evening of the 18th by Rev G. r. Read Mr.. DE-
CATuR CHiLLoTr of Hudson. to Mis- HARRIET BoLES. OF
this City.
On Sunday evening. 10Th Instant by the Rev T. F. Cornell
Mr WILLIAM /. ATWOOD to Miss MARY j. D0GEs. all OF
this Ci,y.