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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26

Two brothers are being exhibited in Cincin-
natl, who have claws on their hands and feet re-
sembling those of an eagle.
Wonder if they have got any hair on 'em
Guess they haint got any feathers. We didn't
see 'em yet.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26
Henry Clay and Humphrey MARSHALL
Official Account of their Duel.

For the purpose of preventing any miscon-
strdcton or Misrepresentation that might arise
out of the late affair of honor between Mr.. Hen
ry Clay and Humphrey Marshall, the following
documents are submitted to the people:
January 4th, 1909
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26
III. MARSHALL.

Rules to be obserped by Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Mar
shall on the ground, in settling the affair noW
between them:
l. Each gentleman will take his station at ten
PAGES distant from each other, and may stand as
may suit his choice, with his arms hanging down,
and after the words Attention! Fire! being Civ
on, both may fire at their leisure.
2. snap Or flash shall be equivalent to
fire.
g. If one should fire before the other, he who
fees first shall stand in the position in which he
was when he fired, except that he may let his
arms fall by his side.
4. A violation of the above rules, by either of
the parties, (accdents exceptcd,) shall subject
the offender 10 inEtQnt deGM
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26
JOHN b. CAMPBELL.
JAMES I. MOORE.

ContOlmably 10 previous arrangements, Mr..
Clay and Mr.. Marshall attended by their friends,
crossed the Ohio, at Shippingport, and an elg-
bic spot of ground presenting itself Immediately
below the mouth of Silver Creek, ten steps, the
distance agreed on, was measured of, and each
gentleman took his position. The word being
given, both gentlemen fired. Mr.. Marshall's
fire did not take efcct Mr.. Clay succeeded so
far as to give Mr.. Marshall slight wound on the
belly. Preparations were then made for sec
ond fire. Mr. Marshall fired again, but without
effect; Mr. Clay snapped, which agreeably 10 the
rules agreed on was equivalent to a fire. A third
preparation was made when each gentleman
stood at his station, waiting for the word--Mr
Marshall fired first, and gave Mr.. Caly flesh
wound in his thigh; Mr. Clay fred without effect
Mr.. Clay insisted ON another fire uery drdeatly;
but his situation, resulting from the wound, pla-
cling him on unequal ground, his impOrtundte re-
quest was not complied with. We deem il JUS
tice to both the gentlemen, TO pronounce their
conduct on the occaslon cool, determined and
brave in the highest degree. Mr.. Clay's friends
were under an impression that Mr. Marshall at
the third fire, violated rule which required that
he who fired first should stand in the position in
which he was when he fired; but Mr.. Marshall's
friends being convinced that Mr. Clay fred pre-
vious 10 Mr.. Marshal's moving rom his posi-
ton, this circumstance is considered as one in
which gentlemen may be mistaken on such occa-
sions, and not to be noticed in this affair.
JOHN b. CAMPBELL.
JAMES F. MOORE.
THURSDAY, January 10Th, 1909.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26

Temperance bitters are for sale al Albany, ny.
T., which stimulate without intoxicating.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26
II. MARSHALL, ESQ., PRESENT.

S1R-After the occurrences in the House of
Representatives on this day, the receipt of this
note will excite with you no surprise. hope,
on my part, shall not be disappointed in the ex-
ecuton of the pledge you gave on that occasion,
and your disclaimer of the character attributed
to you. To enable you to fulfil these reasona-
BILE and just expectations, my friend Major
Campbell is authorized by me to adjust the cere-
monies proper to be observed.
am sir, yours, &c,
C,r
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-26
HENRY CLAY.
January 4th, 1909.
IL. CLAY, ESQ Q.-FRANKFoRT.

SGR-Your note ofthis date was handed me by
Major Campbell. The object sunderstood; and
without designing to notice the insinuation it
contains as to character, the necessary arrange
mens are, on my part, submitted TO my friend
Colonel Moore.
Yours, &c,
The New York herald., 1844-12-22
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald
w ~ xoxx


WAsHsGToN, Dec 20. I844
GEN. J. q. BENNETT =
The case of the Appeal to the Supreme Court
apon writ of error, for writ Of habeas corpus,
Tor the benefit OF Thomas Wilson Don, now in the
Rhode Island State Prison, was argued by his
counsel, +. X Treadwell, in the Court to-day.
voluminous mass Of testimony in the judi
cial history OF the case-embracing the record
Of the Supreme Court Of Rhode 1sland-the report
of the ,ria--the verdict and imprisonment
several afiidaviis Of the counselors of Dorr, re-
lating TO their efforts in procuring his signature
bill of exceptions while prison, and other testi
mony in the case.
The exceptions 10 the action of the Supreme
Court Of Rhode Island, are founded LIST. Upon tho
plea that the crime charged against Dorr is an Of
tence against the United States, over which the
State Courts have no constitutional jurisdiction.
"a. That Dorr acted but as the instrument of the
people of Rhede island and that they acted in con-
tormity with the constitution in their effort to
model the State Government TO more republican
form Sd. That il Dorr levied war; it was agains: the
United States, and that he cannot, therefore, be
held amenable TO trial before State Court. These
were the exceptions given in petition for
writ Of error to the Stale authorities. The case
lies over
From the testimony presented, it would seem
that the " law and order" party are determined
TO coerce Dorr into petition TO the State Legs-
ature for a reprleve; and to this alternative he
may at last he driven b.
The Sub. Treasury bill vsilI, perhaps be debated
an hour or two on to. morrbw In committee, and
then hurried through, judging from motion Of Mr..
DromgOole at the hour OF adjournment A motion
to adjourn over to Monday, was lost on call for
the ayes and noes-lhere being no quorum present.
Mr.. Yancey, Of Alabama, has the f,or, politics
the question. We send you copy Of the Sub Treas
ury bill. w.
The New York herald., 1844-12-22
Cotton Market.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec - "A very animated business was
transacted in the cotton market yesterday, and the
actions comprised fully 5000 bales chiefly for France and
England Prices have experienced change, but they
may be noted somewhat sitter. Liverpool Ciassifca
tion-Lousiana and MississiPpi-Inferor 81 81; ordi
nary, 4s4h middng, a o. middling aif, 81 81 !;
fair, a ct good fair, z.
MosmE, Dec. 1.-THE daily sales estimated ns fol.
lows Wednesday, 1000 bales Thursday, 1900 Friday
6o9 Saturday, 1905 Monday 1900 ana yesterday, 1900
should bo remarked that tho high preensions Of shir
sters as regards fsighs, have had sensible effect
IN curtailng the operations O. this market this week.
4ciions OF yesterdsy and the previous day Inferior
% zone 1s,r orsiinssy i g mddns middIng lair
The receipts since last have been is 400 baes-the
Exports GILT Total rsceptsof the season. 74l0 bales
sck on hand lst september, 4sa6-last evening 81 500
The New York herald., 1844-12-22
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMDER "a.


Cleared.
r shps S sgits1s Dennis New Orleans VIM Nelson Charlotte
Aas 'e
=. e' sSa's G Mf'a hGndon wa:!cw PHILIP Hone Mitch
Newman Ga; Sophia Kinney, Norfolk, Nesm III Walsh
,r Ns Wia,low CO; Jones' smith, Wilmington, NJ
f9 Ssss. ssS
Wyy TnsR1k Stephen
Page Taylor; Reside Lsnssy and BENZ Bselow. Bssr
Bsd%a sss9s
pool s Amanda Aes 81 Johns PR Hyder x B,brow
New Orleans Grower ulmer Mobiles and Exact Johnson
mss Snp u LaTrsnes Brown days from Hull Eng with
Hs H% a with N
Hl l6 dog pine apples Has days North
o. haeas and experienced heavy weather throughout the
With s Zsas day. From New
the Gulf stream twice and has
heavy weather her during ths whole h inst hu
hurbu ssi ToTtagss saw seRn sJ'.rlB Ber
SsJy;oT h. Susan Drew Page I'm
KasS 'Us asS n Tbs bS Ion 7 sh, Emily
schr Nassau Howes day. from Port Past with maho-
9 ST. schr full water both mas gone balMsrSs
gene fore and a white streak matches off billet head psine
yei2w-had Beverly on her sternand about SO
ss sssI Ho,s. HEsao b..is p.:.ws,;, Gs,nsG
s!oop Republic. souIs: New Bedford, oil.
soop viglant. Providence.
soSpp Isaac If1sss Ssfdsn d%frss rs.s 'sSPIs Fl. R,
One ship, two briggs. unknown.
Ship spans Dennis New Orleans brig Exact, John.on.
The New York herald., 1844-12-22

Are You I'm want OF any OF the following
enune Articles fso, you procure them the original
depot 81 Walker street, hrst from BIoadway.
Gourrds Poudre Subtle celebrated Hair Endicator
G1uraud Italian Soap for curing all skin blemshes and dis
Gourand's Spanish Lily White for the complexion.
Gourauu's Hair Dye, warranted.
Gouraudk Liquid Vegetable Rouge.
Bea Hair positively the only article that never
.: force lhe hair Bald place. and M M
growth ofhar Of which, constrained
TO say must yield Beas Justly celebrated Hair Restorative
Odridgs': TricoRherous Hyge.n Hair Cream 1850.
Lhlnee Cement for mending China aud Glass, warranted
DALEY Is Pain Extractor. -
A lady ia enhance.
Remember G. Walker srest, from Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-12-22
Superior Court
Before Chief Justice Jones

Before Chief Justice Jones.
|rc. 2i - Samuel Sayrs vs.. Chiion f. D. Csmp-This
an action Of assuinpsit, brought TO recover $4,000.
interest, promissory note, made payable to the
er Of Mr. Pearson Hurd, ut the North River Bank In
Pc months which note was endorsed by said MIR,
ia, OF Sparta, Sussex County, NJ j., and dated New
k. Goth August 1874. The defence put in that it
an accommodation. passed for specific purpose and
there was no consideration gwen. witness whose
mony was deemed essentially necessary on part of
plaintiff, being sent for to Wall street. and not ap.
ring counsel for defence moved for non suit which
granted; when the Court adjourned.
The New York herald., 1844-12-22

Provisions OHIO pork continues In fair demand end
prices are quite firm. Prime quote at 81 l2@ Is ;
mess at SO So Beef Is rather nacve old prime is held
So % new at So 7sa7 Ohio lard is in active
and kegs at 81 a 6lc.
The New York herald., 1844-12-22
$3056,7io s3D.ol 3,l3577s s,a2He
The aggregate cash liabilities Of the above banks
cordng to the most recent rapport amount TO $40 965 75O

THpUrt1
Assets. .................. II, 1854
Entire liabilities exclusive of capital. 90 SO4 253
ch,ite ahbets. 96.o64,75b
Six Of the banks specie paying and two specie
paying Though there is steady increase in the move
ments me banks Of New Orleans, still when we con
slider h immense amount produce transported in every
direction from that port and the coming forward of the
crop particularly, the expansion of these nstu
tons, far, has certainly very limited We have
noticed that since the present opened the receipts
Of SPECIE the port of New Orleans have been smaller
than for the period in many previous The cotton
crop coming into New Orleans this has gone more
directly forward to foreign ports this year than last
The New York herald., 1844-12-22

TO OLD COMMUNICATIONS in small or large
sums mads 70 all parts Of Europe, plsa winch wi
spsy prevent the loss delfy Of the for
',pis% c'IYiNosToH vOrciss lAg;asy..
ssH nv AA Wall eSSsel
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GRAND NATIONAL AND HOLIDAY
"a l. l.,
~ HIp W Ihh
WASHINGTON MONUMENT FJTNl

WASHINGTON MONUMENT FUND.
THE. YOUNG MEMS NEAPnLlTIAN ASSOCIATION
viii give Grand Gala Ball in aid Of Washington
Monument Fund, on Christmas Night, 25th December,
Tammany Hall.
Il intention OF the Association make this Ball every
worthy Of the noble object in view, Tint Of contbu.n
towards the erection Of Monument honor the Father
Country THIS design tits believed will the patronage
and approval Of all whoss may be solicited and the
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements will every render
the Ball brilliant, select and satisfactory:
The Officers OF the Monument Association Officers Of the
General, State, and City Governments, Foreign Dgnsries
aud distinguished Public Literary and Professional
will by invitation, be present.
The Music will be Of h. best character selected by MI
Wallace, who will act Leader Of the orchestra.
The splendid and spacious Assembly Room OF the Hall will
be richly and appropriately decorated with National
and emhems.
The Floor will be under the management Of the Commit Of
the Association
- COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
PETEM PGRfnf 2. fotSsou CLINTON Eo9RRVHEs
JOHN ". HYDE.
MARTIN l. BRYANT, President.
Tickets procured Astor House; Aere Hote
Reys Fifth Ward Hotel; Frenchs Hotel chatham STREET
Wstehesier House, Bowery Knckebocler Bath Bowery
Of any Of the members dis WStGWNsrc
The New York herald., 1844-12-22

BsEADsTuFps- Oats are in fair demand so Is corn -
Canal oats range from 80 34c and southern 80 3ic
corn 4S 5lc according to kind Fair quality wheat
would fetch % 9sc Barley sells 60c and rye &C.
more We quote Richmond city mills -four at S5 so
Genesee - 62} sales at former rate Michigan
and Ohio -four rank alike in quality they range
81 6s3 a47b
CorFEE-There very little doing in this article in this
market. We quote small sales Of Sumara at 81 Gle; ST.
Domingo, 5ic.; !; Brazil, 81 a 6tc
CoTTow- The enquiry to-day quite limited and the
bids lower The toal sales amount 10 400 bales all taken
BY shippers We annex quotations =
The New York herald., 1844-12-22

p0TAToEssso bushels very superior English fcsto ts
dn ~ ''' % 'a'' 's''s e c0iZNs co. y ssusA. !.
The New York herald., 1844-12-22
NIBLO's GRAND SALOON,

FOR con 9 r rs Nd l. s
rs NOW FITTED UP FOR THE WINTER AMUSE-
MENTS In MAGNIFICENT STYLE.
Ich.d ceiling favorable for sound and being removed from
has raised with and will
1900 persons For Balls has spring floor and raised
chandeliers Attached TO ihs Saloon and on the same foor
rsoms and supper-room feet long which will
date zoo Great pains will be taken give satisfaction,
aud on moderate terms. n27tfrc
The New York herald., 1844-12-22
LARGEST COLLECTION OF BEASTS AMI
BIRDS IN THIS COUNTRY

BTKUS IN THIS CUUNTKY-
UNPRE EDENTED ATTRd CTTON.
GREAT BOXING MATCII-Noyel and Amusing Enter.
,sinmen,1Ihs Greats.t B, Of hs Season At the NV
day Afternoon and Evening 10TH every dy aud
evening during the week. at and o'clock r. NJ Admit
i2h cents.
The lovers the Fancy respectfully informed that the
mnser Of The above being well eouypeed Of The ,re
made with The following celebrated artists who
will exhibit their artsca Freaks OF the Scenten adj
dton 10 the animss rxhbitsd there Sig. Casto
Almsda Spanish B.ne La Dahoo. the Learned Kangaroo
in Sher words the int Monkey in the country
who will through h wonderful performances ring aud
on bis celebrated Pony, Billy Button.
Tn. public respectfully informed that the above hours
Zig Almeda the spanish BoreI, and La Dabolo the Great
Kangaroo will enter the spsnad Arena prepared for combat
During which the docrne hitherto consd rcd fabulous
yiz animal standing the extreme end Of his tail 70 do
battle will b. fully shown To the satisfaction Of all The
has effected the abeve
pense and confidently looks for the patronage OF ali who know
how apprec and novel talent dl5ec
The New York herald., 1844-12-22
FASHIONABLE SUBSCRIPTION BALLS
THE ALHAMRA, 559 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK BRASS BAND.

i
THE Members Of the New York Brass Band would respect
meeting Of the Band held Military Hall Bowsry, 2nd Noy
=. GRAFULLA Composer Of said Band-and they now fee
assured that the Band will be inferior in this county,
The Band would he thanks for the very atterng pa
tronage bestowed them the and will
exerion to merit continuance Of the Applications
the Band will be made Richard Willis, Leader 49 Bayard
street, James Conner Sscrytsry Bayad any the
following members; Wm Walace 20 Spring streets Alfred H..
Peas ID Norfolk street; Daniel Underh ia Wooster
Msme 100 Foryh street; John Wallace CLARK street;
teo Osoler i3o Foyth f. WheeeT 9th
and 18th street, g. C. Lnm 3 Centre Doctor Mather,
ia Wooster street; Z. Gaiua Composer 80 Bayard
RICHARD WILLIS, Leader
~ D-Bands provided FOR Public Balls Private Soirees
serades NC. by applying 10 Wm Wallace. 40 Spring
nI1 1msm
ELEGANT ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
WE beg invite inspection Of impoaions,
w comprising in part the following -
French Carce Lamps Of 200 mods in Porcelain Bronze
Antique, Ormoulu, &c.
Chandeliers, Of Porcelain and Bronze.
CandelabTas and Bras de Che mine, Bronze and Gilt
Lustres for Lamps and Candles, new styles.
Dresden Porcelain Shades Of piece with exquisite land
scapes, flowers, &c, new article.
French C0lored do, for Libraries, to be suspended
Paper Shades, spleodid ass artment.
thirty different Kinds Of and beautiful styles
A. DiACON x D. SAXTON. Agents,
20 John street.
Lamps Lustrrs Brackets, &c.. furnished Tor parties
dI7toJiissm
The New York herald., 1844-12-22
< is problem. But Robert Rantoul, jr., is safe
ugh. Mark that Yours, ss

s9sas a44t TALLYRAND.
S. AS you are of course aware, the name Of
J. Polk was placed upon the Democratic ticket
$40, with that OF Van Buren,, by regular nomi-
on-the former TOR the Vice Presidency. Geo.
tcroft, OF MASSACHUSETTS, prepared the original
p!utons, and was the prime mover in behalf OF
Polk TOR the Hice Presidency, at that time, and
for President, rs you enormously stated Cor
fted,) in my first letter. T.
The New York herald., 1844-12-22
GRAND OPENING BALL,
Given at the Alhamra, $50 Broadway.

PROPRIETOR s MONS: GABRIEL DE KoRPoNAy,
EOk The BENEFIT OF THE DEAF AND DUMB
r.: + AND THE BLlNR 81 sYLUMs-FaoAy Dec. q. lsN
public that being about rebuilding and decorating his establish
Concerts &e in winerhe will with the assistance Of Mons
for that purpose give Grand Opening iii on the 9Th inst
as above announced On this occasion will be introduced the
Polka Dances, Qsadres Valse de Deux Pas Gaopade &c.
under the direction Of Mons de- Koponay, and best and
newest Music in the fashionable circles
Europe under he direction Of Mr.. Wigers.
Price OF Tickets ncludpg Suppr and Refreshments
admnga Gentleman and Lades-to be had the AL.
hsm and Of Mons Kopoaay and the principal Hotels and
Music Stores d6 jgb
FASHIONABLE SUBSCRIPTION BALLS AT
THE ALHAMRA, 559 BROADWAY.
proprietor of the AhanTa h. Che honor 70 announce
70 te iashonaois society OF New york. that having en-
greater taste and elegance he proposes connection with
suing Of the very first class which occasions will
introduced Of the dances and mnsic vogue
in the fashionable circles IN Europe The set will COM
prise balls, be given in the following orders ball,
Wsdsssdsy y, Jan bah Friday Pan "a bail! F5.y'
III oh ball Friday, Feb a. fss e .ab.cripOn The
ball; to single bali ss; .am,tips sentensa and lady
Koponay; also at the principal hotels and music d6
The New York herald., 1844-12-22

EaALp be paid the agents, Zieber Co., Ledger
buildings "a and Chesnut s where single coprs aso
obtained daily A3 o'clock. 3m
Medical NOtiCe.--Ths Advertisements Of the
New York College of Mdicue and Phamac established for
the Suppression Of Quake in the Of all diseases will
hereafter the fourth and last column OF his
paper w. >. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent.
Once and Consulting Rooms of the College, NASSAU
Motives OF Dcllcacy have alone occasioned
the withholding Of the following lines addressed TO The cseb
ted De Sherman o New York. by young LADY who had baep
relieved from ncesssn headache by the Of his Camphor
Lozenges - -
Oh, Sherman tcnefactor of thy kind,
And soohsr of distress
BAY, whre didst thou the knowledge find
TO make these sufferipgs less?
Wrs IL in books OF Paduan lore,
Or from traditions wild,
By aye TO youth at the wawam door,
Taught to the red mans child1
Or in the that thou ddst feel,
To give the wounded balm,
Did spring the skill-the art to heal,
Dr. Sherman warehouse Il Ia6 Nassau street AGENTS 500
Hudson sce, 1893 Boveryi II East Broadway and 80 Fulton
sIesl, Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1844-12-22

ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS
TIFFANY, YOUNG u ELLIS
NNOUNCE to wholesale and retail purchasers that they
"A have received by late arrivals e2 Cases their supply such
days. comprising larger splendid and
more complete than that Of the last season
select styles they that they sometimes fail
yet the distinguished and increasing patronage they
them that most purchasers of ARTICLES Of Taste
and comparison ofgoods and prices will result convincing all
that they elegant better, aud perfectly
finished article without any increase Of price $50 aud 26o
Broadway dll is I'll rc
GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
THE Subscribers offer the following the attention Of those
Their stock consists of articles Of utility among which
purchasers will find much that will be acceptable
tain class than the little nonentites dispensed such
PORTABLE SHAVING. CASES
finished in the tasteful heing richly gill and
embossed and contain all that for the toilet Of the
FINE CUTLERY.
This assortment Is for being the extensive and
varied in the ety EMBRACES the different Style. Of Congress
Knives OF Joseph Rodgers sons W0sipnhoms &c.
factue Nail Files Boot Hooks Sutton Hooks. Scissors Sc
Joseph Rodgers Sons Wade Butcher Eliotl Sc from
plain finish TO the most richly mounted and carefully
viii be exchanred after week. rial or hs money m
PERfUMERY
The most choice Of Gserlains Lubn pevoss Extracts,
for presents Brushes Of every description Fancy soaps and
every article for the pst RaEo e 3, sTS3pa .;, 3aqpsay
Of the most beautiful finish manufactured expressly for
tion at the late Fair Of the American and for which
the premium Of that inution was awarded combining the
dss si.eeS ssajs 81 sATNDGRs @ SON Is, Broadway
The New York herald., 1844-12-22
MR.. Gil r E HU CHS
First LECTURE ON


FIRST LECTURE ON
SCOT TISH MIN TRELS
WILL take place at the SOCIETY LIBRARY on Monday
w 23d December, In the Lecture wilt
introduced incidents and with the
Up 10 the morning esIlyn
Robin is my only jo.o
The Flowers Of the Forest"
Bonnie Dunhee.n
Maggy Lauder
The Lass of Patie's MILF
Will ye 10 To the Ewe-bughs, Marionr'
TAX Yer auld cloak about yen
The Bro I'm Of Cowdenknowes."
:" The GaberlunZis Man"
My Wife has IA EN- the gee
/" Bessy Bell and Mary Gray
The Barring o. the door,"
To commence at O'Clock.
Tickets Fifty CentsTo be had OF all the Music Stores and
Mr. Cehugh 2o3 Broadway and al the door the e,eninx Of
the Lecture. dit 6tisrc
The New York herald., 1844-12-22

Any increase in the receipts sufficient to give en-
couragement to those interested particularly when road
is not finished and does not connect two large
points.
The returns of the banks of New Orleans for Novem.
Der, compared with October, show decrease in the
amount Of specie and increase in the circulation
The New York herald., 1844-12-22
arr1ed,

Married,
On Saturday evening. the 2lst inst by the Rev Mr.
Dowling Mr.. GEORGE KsrsErr to Mrs Many CroucH.
Died,
On Saturday morning, the 10th inst, 10 The sph year
The New York herald., 1844-12-22

S&k FOK NEW ORLEANS.-Lousiana and New
H4Nl York Lns-Posuysly irst Regular paclet-To sail
14fpon Thund,y 26h Of Dec The elegant fast sailing
packet ship GENEsEE, Captain Mno will positively sa
For freight or passage having egan, furnished aecommo
daons apply on board at Orleans wharf foot of Wall street.
ort0 K. X. COLLINS X CO.
IS South street.
Positively goods received board after Wednesday
ing 25ih inst
Agents IN New Orleans Messn. IIuIn and Woodruff, who
will rromptly forward all goeds To their address.
~ The packet ship YAZOO, Capt Wibray, will succeed
the 0entsec and sail 9th January her regular day d22cc