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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10
THE THREE SONS.
nr REV. y. noUL1RIE. a. n,
fOffhe c1arrh Of England

A boy just fve years old.
With eyes of thoughtful earnestness.
A mind of gentle mould.
They tell me that unusual grace
la all his ways appears,
Thai my child Is grave. and wise
heatt.
b yoni his ehiidish years.
Icanno' say how this may he
| llnaw lsis face is fair.
And yer bis chief 81 comeliness
Is his sweet and serious air,
know his heartsis kind and fond.
know he l9velh me.
Bit ne loveth vet his mother more.
WIKI grateful fervency.
But that which o. hers more admire.
l. the hong BIT that fills his mind,
TIE food for grave. Inspiring speech,
He every where doth find.
Strange questions be doth ask OF me,
When we together walk;
He scarcely thinks rs children think
Or talks as children Ia lk
Nor cares he much for childish sports,
Dotes not on bat or ball,
But looks on manhoods ways and
works,
And aptly mimi cs all.
His little heart is busy still,
And ofen times perplex'd.
With Thoughts about this world of
ours,
And thoughts about the next
He kneels at his dear mothers's knees.
She teaches him TO pray.
And strange, aad sweet, and solemn,
then,
Are the words which he will say.
O. should my gentle child De spared,
To manhood's years, like me,
A heller and a wiser man
thrust that he Will be.
And when look INFO his eyes,
And on his thou ghtfol brow
dare not think wha. should feel
Were 10 lose him now.
II.
have a son. a second son,
A-simple child of three,
I'll not declare how bright and fair
His little features be,
| do not think his light blue eve
Is like his brothers keen,
Nor his brow so full Of childish
thought.
As his has ever been,
But his Iitle hearts fountain pure,
OF kind and tender feeling,
And his every looks CLEAN Of light, |
Rich depths OF love revealing.
When he walks with me, the country
folks,
Who pass us in the street,
Will shout for JOY. and bless my boy,
He looks So mild and sweet
A playfeIow is he to all,
And yet with cheerfu tone,
Wili sing his little song of love,
When left TO sport alone.
His presence is ike sunshine sent
10 gladden home, The earth,
To comfort US in all our griefs,
ma sweeten ak our mifth.
Should he grow up to ri per years,
God grant his heart may prove
Sxveat n hor,c. for
As now for earthly love.
And if, beside bis grave, the tears {
Our arching eyes must dim, |
God comfort US for all the love {
Which We shalt losein him.
ILL.,.
1 have son, third sweet son,
HIS age ] cannot tell,
Forihey reckon not BY years and
Where he hath gone to dwell .
o US for fourteen anxious months. :
tbs lnfant smiles were given.
And then he babe fare well 10 earth.
And went to live in heaven. ;
cannot tell what form is his.
What locks he weareth nov e
nor guess how bright glory crowns : =
HIS shining seraph brow. "
me thoughtsthat fill his sinless soul
ne Bliss which he doth feel.
a,a NJ numbered with the secret things :,
winch God viii not reveal.
but know. for God hath tod me this 4.
That he is now a, rest. '''S' ~ -
" mere oiaer blessed infants are. -
IN Their Saviour's loving breast. Of
Jvh., so
/" n "a. e,er e., befalis his brethren twain, e.
Their -, A .eI' cease qu
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

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Fridays al IOl oeJ
9 Departs, Tues5.s
saturdays, al 5 os
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Fridays at y 81
Departs, Tusse
Saturdays, at 2o,s
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days, at IL O'rIocE. ,
Departs, Tas.5
Saturdays, a4se
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Arrives, Wedue.a
Departs, TuesIsvs &.
CHCLAnaq
Arrives, Sa,ua.rs
Departs,
HERN5El5
Arrives, Thurslay
Departs, Wedaes
II.
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Arrives, Sa,u da,s..
Departs, same dev
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clock, P. N. '''I
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

Arrives, Thursla5,
Departs, Wedaes
II.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

e The independents Esposi:or q
the Srd says ihat there are FROM two 10
three thousand en.gran,s assembled in
that vicinity for Oregon. The editor
thus describes one of the wagons and
lis couientS:-
'On locking out at the passing train,
we zee among the foremost, T. very COM
fortably covered wagon; n Of the
sf"efs is drawn aside, and there is All
extremely nice looking lady seated ill.,
s: very quietly sewing; the bottom Of
the ragua is carpeted; there are two o,
thr,. c~nairs, and at one end a bureau
s~uIrl"rr'cd by q mirror; various arti'
c.es ci ornament and convenience hans
around the e;dcs-a perfect p~reir:,
Jouduir. Blessed be M she'd
ding light and happiness where'er sh'
goes; with her the wild prairies will b;
aperfeci paradise! Blessed be him wht
gave us this conuectiug link between
Heaven and man, TO win us from oul
wilder ways!
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31
LOVE AND PRIDE.

4 writer makes tbs following sen
sible and judicious remarks, which
wo commend To the attention Of
thos. for whom ,hey are intended:
Many a nan has ssen his choice
for t. partner in life, in the humble
girl, far beneath him in the opinion
Of the world, and although love and
pride might have struggled with h,m
iora While, yet pride triumPhed, and
he sough! one from higher walks Q!
lie. IL I'll the vicissi1udes Of social
eyisfsnce nothing a be capable OF
indictlng nure certain misery, and is
.sprs 10 follow such a course. 1t odds
10 the general harmony Of our days,
DESTROYS our ends. shorten the length
Ioflife and the stature OF manhood
and il contrary TO the divine nstruc'
ions Of the Bible, fer it declares that
where love IS, there is peace, plenty
thriliness. Every thug good Is
sure 10 follow "a happy union. Lei
no, PRIDE Interfere in this matter"
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31
CEN. JACKSON.

The Washington Union publishes
4 letrer from Nashville, dated tie
4th. which says: 1.-THE impression OF
ne Generals Deares, friends now !s,
,at the time honored veterans life
- rapidly drawing to a close. Symp.
Ton s Of dropsy have intervened.-
HIS legs are swollen from the fee
% he abdomen. and his respiration
IS efeble and difficult" His mind
however, still remains clear.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

"Gentlemen of the jury, said a
hoosier Lawyer, addressing a real
shell bark jury, 81 say this ere mag
unanimous sun shines in the heavens,
though you can't see it kase lis be-
hild Il cloud--bus know il thongI,
] can. prove il; so my client. who
rises early and hunts coons, like an
honest man, has a coed c"se. though
ne can't prove Il. Now ii vov BE-
iievc what | here tel you about my
clients case, and ii you don't. then
vou cali me a lar, and that III De
q .a,ava'd Il Ill s.nnd any h"w,sn
II Ven dent want 10 swear false and
have trouble. you'd better give ia
our case"
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

"a go VI tSESf'a ~
while Ireland was agitated almest to
revolution. II he should declare for
war while ireland was thus discomfort
agitated, he would morethan CHI
danger the union with that Kingdom
II he should hesitate lie would be met
by the ieers and taunts Of the opposl-
ton, and scofed al by popular indigna-
ton. n this dilemma, the Alternative
was before HIN. He must either aT-
rease catholic ireland or loose his pow
81, if not his ministry. He choose he
i.rmer: and accordingly he, who lad
hitherto led the crusade against the
catholic religion, brought in a bill for
most munifcer. grant 10 Maynooth, a
catholic ~colle!c for the education of the
priesthood. His Arguments in favor Of
the bill were, that there was danger Ct
a war with the United States, that Ire
land vas dissatisfied, that size must be
appeased; for England was not strong
enough to 60 to war without her, espc-
cislly if she should be compelled TO at
tend to troubles in Ireland during the
time of her wal with America. He
Joined the clamor of the opposition for
wa-, if the rights ofEngland should not
be admitted, and declared that England
would maintain her claim to Oregon at
every risk, and thus BY tanning the
fiery spirit for war, notwithstanding the
bare majority for the ministry-notwith-
standing the deep-rooted ~prejudices a.
gaiost the catholic religion, he passed
the Lillby q most overwhelming majort
Ity.
This Maynooth grant, however, has
created tremendous excitement anorq
the pro'estan,s of England, which can
only be allayed by exci,ing stronger
prejudices against The policy Of the U.
States. The current Of popular feeling
now sets strong for war with the Uni
ted States. Peel has assisted in swell
ing ihat current, and he is now conpeil-
ed 70 move on with it, or be completely
overwhelmed by it. Englaad's %jealou-
,y Of our rising power, and her preju
dices against vi principles, as we said
before, bath c~onspire to urge her oil &c
3 declaration OF val against The United
States. But we ;hink that If she vii
stop to count the costs Of a wa will
the United Slates-if she will balanc,
tie account, she will find that her losse
by a war with US, will probably b
equal to her gains. That instead c
snothering the light Of Republicans
on this continent, a FIRE may even bur:
forth in the heart ofher own dominioD'
Ireland, down-trodjen Ireland, is resi-
legs under the heel Of the tyrant. Cans
da, is i'll !. ease, chile in the heart
, Britain the anti monopolists are fofgin
g ,hunder-bolt7, for the destruction OF he
, policy. Too long has d proud and hlce'
:, ed aris,ocraoy sat like an incubus nrc
the people. They now see and fee
The spirit Of inquiry is a~roused-lnie
Iigence is spreading among the masses
-. lei it become general, and tyranny "
= b. dashed from It's throne. The mini
-. try Of England will find from the q
mos, unanimous expression Of the Am
rican Press, that Folks inaugural echo'
the voice of public sentiment That o
:, RICH. to Oregon is not only unquestion
bic, but that we are determined to mai
~ tain it peaceab!y if we can, forcibly
:: we must.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31
CORRESPONDENCE
SABBATH SCHOOLS.
The R.v. r. F. Ellis. OF he Bap-
tist Eku - his arrived IL St. Louis,

g. n'7 ~ o." SGo7vI.ia, whsre he IN.
lends - aa m Agent of lae
rs-5-au S.a-ci Galon 10 tbs State.
10 proposes BE- -n- hiy time in
sas p.7mog'oE @! .ae Sunday School
2.se by otgs>I1.aG re" schooie &
ding hose a,-s-dy established. We
te aush good may te done N
.tre interior Of our STATE by n eff
,,rnt oa-ncv Of this kind, To CIR.
cuta,e the Bible, and to promote The
study OF the Bible among al Glasses
OF 40 people, il ne appropriate
work Of Protestant Christians, espe-
IcjalIy in ilis dsy OF Jesuit intrigue.
'-0c y..se,'v ~uf'1re n-3 ns' 'he Ho'
Nv Eeoi, thOs ~TrT-ao.rs wht
IS s2 20 a.4 - l.cis o
llls FsE-2, oHt a- ,a., fs = s'
~ adac5.laa t.a Aru,- p
Coop n Ce-ltg "a : Lor's Il
lre,d.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31
ILLINOIS

Ene Springfield (lF.> Register Of
las. Friday contains tie news with
regard TO the Canal loan preT;ensiy
published BY Us. The question is
settled: and Illinois viii now 60 C.
head:
ave nre informed that Co... Ford
has received a icttor from Dasit
Lea Titt. Ed. OF New York, slasj'g
ilat ne has been advised ~ iet.e.s
frtfH. Europe. that the E~uIepca.
boa holders have acceded 10 ite -
ran, OF the las; Leeisiu;u;e,
not H2v. ratified the contract fty tie
leg eade by Governor Dzvis and
Nj Leaviti; that twelve anda hcif
per cent in money OF the amopni Il
bonds to lie registered will he pe.5
On Inc 26ih Of this month; that ;rr
t5l,'ees will te elected on the 27lh;
ard lhat the residue OF the money -
complels The canal will be advanced
as sonn a. it Is wanted.
1--WE may hook for an early and
energetic movement on his . gcei
WORK N tie course of the mcntn 81
Jpne. Thank Gods tbs nohle en;e
'p:jst !. about 70 be resumed. We
..gktn the completion of ihe %canai,
ae a means ~ attract poPUia'i'n l.
wealth t. tie State: make SL Quiet
to 4 new anil valuable marEr ard
b. breathing the breatL Of lie #.' :
desd capital Of five millions
lars heretofore expended on 20 ft'
!ieye lie people Of hat muo
This, with tic sale Of the pH-..
erty and tie three millions u
in wisdiog up the Banks. -. 1t
The State debt since De- ar
about eight million Of i
looks encouraging. Ii ',e -
ting ont o. our trouble
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

There is no elevation OF mind, no
Justice without moderation III princi.
Piles and ideas. without a pervading
spiri. which inclines Us rather to
smile than fall into a passion with
the events of this little life. Anger
is never productive of any good, ex-
cept in the ex,remsl, are cas of
being employed to humble the wick
ed and to ,errify them from pursuing
the path of crime, az the usufisrs
were driven from the tsmple.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

The duke OF Marlborough, struck
with the wariike air and fine figure
ola soldier taken prisoner attke bat,
lie 0f Bienhelm exclaimed, Had the
Fseach army contained fifty thou
sand ne similar 20 iha! greaadier.
g. w7.lA roihave been baaien.--"Eh
mortlz," sajj the soldier, "ibeFe
see .asn enongh iisa me-, hnl tho
,r,lY asaaej Esnerai Ike YOU"
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31
NEW MARKET FOR WHEAT.

We noticed Yesterday. a mer-
chant buying wheat in this marke.
Tor Nashville. Tenn. Large Touring
mills are springing up in tha, section
of the country, and, AZ is the case
with similar establishments on the
OHIO, they will look to ST. Louis for
their supplies of wheat.--Gazze,,e.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

The Legislature Of New York has
decided to refer to the people the ques-
t;on Of a Convention to amend the Con-
stitution of the State.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

"dow do yoa DO, Mrs. Smith,
"Do uhsi!'
why now DO you fni yoaTaesH'
81 revsr lose myself"
"WeIi. now have you been9'
e-Beau! Been where"
"pshaw! how DO YOU !aelf"
Feel Of me and see"
"Good morning. Mr.. Smith"
"It's NOT q good morning; it's AZ IN
formally wet and nasty. 4 'ccop
morningn | LIFE that'
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

II Joseph H. Reynolds, late q mem
Der of the Legislature from jackson
county, has been appointed Collector Of
the port of independence, Mo. The
office is an importan. n to the Santa
Fe traders.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31
r N TO LIQUOR DEA-
L.ERS.

A gentleman Of Cincinnati is in pe-
session OF the names of all the liquor
dealers in two streets Of that city
tor tie las, fifteen years. There were
81 in all, Of whom So are dead. and
IS IT them Gied drunk!
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

The Union contradicts the rumor that
lain G.. Calhoun is to be sen. as Q spe-
eisl minister to England
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31
g3- The June term of the County
Court of this county, will commence in
this place, on Monday next.
WHEAT CROP.

From what we can learn from u
country friends, the present prospect
for an abundant wheat cropis ilattering.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31
VOLTA z. ten'In being. and ex

rvs hsr ;r54cnea Idly, Her reign,
's,; q The c;e-noF ni.ht, is pa.
CHS and ss5eazfa94 a. the one. with
slvsrv beams hines N closed up
flowers. and retresl.e, those with dew
q. cA trs iurning -nu has rGused to
.nioo. sr, ~witt;er. 50 does he other
nine upon man with beams full OF
love and tenderness. 81 over his mis-
fortunes the dew-drops she sheds are
tears Of affection and regard.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

Why is marrying q single woman.
more unlucky than marrying q wild
owl Answer; Becouze lis MARRY
mo 4 mIss,--U. S.. Post.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

Our union is perfect, as the two
convicts said, that went hondcnhed
10 prison.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

6-''I feel too lazy To work" said
a %lcaier, sund have no time to play:
| think III go TO bed and split the
difference
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

BILL osw periing in the Iowa
stature, reqriring the Constitution
altered by Congress i its lat session,
t, be submitted tothe people again mex;
August.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

Gr If mao wss always 70 20
known by the company he kept, u
las, for the poor cons'ablesi
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

or Uncle Sam thinks it is ores
own fault If he dies nowadays,
when all manne OF infalIib'e pills aud
medicines are advertised.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

~ lin drsadGliy cat up" as the
crimcca cod said 10 the hSh-nonger.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

s>VFe ne; twas IN Il crowd
as he political lie said OF his fellows
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

r. Tsz sfsr part Of beatty IS th1l
- a,cA I picture cGnno. express.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

81 had a HAND in hat" as the boy
said. when accused Of stealing sugar
from the barrel
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

''IIl ,ake your part," rs the Dog
said when he stole the cats dinner.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

TRAcEDY-LovE AND -,-a
Er9st unfortunate TRACED GENE a 3
lie German Ball held in l. Re g
Saloon on M0ndav ulGhi Ia
. equal to any story 81 7 d. ,
vhIch we have read. II q +. g
:haI 4 young iutchHan whr Mas
dvruly enamorc4 w.:h ay"ung dutch
gi5i had Engaged her rs a partner Il
took her to tie bal expecting : TASK
alone in the sunshine OF hef e y
favor during the evening. pHt es
faithiess dame happened T. SEQ ua.
TIER young German there -
she entertained war,rFr ieeunss taa.
for her engaged pa,iuec. 5la as.
cardcd the latter & reIus,u H. da-ey
with him, bestowing the sm' g aa1
h2or exclusively upon The ioImsF.-
Tais co5ded the latter 10 m1u@.. IS, (
in a fit OF desperation. he les .
! from a window IN the third s.cfE d.
the building, vuh 4 :iew OF Fv,-.
au end 10 his miserable exisie11s.--
Hs was most horribly and shoe
! ymangled in he fall, bat hcpas
entertained by his friends Iii b.
may yet recover.
:. He has given the strongest -.ss'
, bic proofot his devotion and =
ment 10 his lady love- an III Co..
event ofhis recovery, If sfe -.l a1
greet him with favor 80 n-e. g.
n heart as hard as adGmo.' -o.
TrapScriDt,
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

Upon n certain tine, an oEalo:
who wished to advocate .ae coast5uc
ton ola new turnpike through a Sec
ton OF Virginia, made the following
sublime speech:
aMay it please your ~,-,r :
Whle.Europe is COW; sa tF'
discords, and her emp I=4 g
with internal commotlon tH4. .1ia
her astronomers mount a- H'. ~
iheI: lmaglnations, and .-[ 1-yag
the eternal world, pursuing i5s'.
course from planet. T. T.Arsf au-
from system 10 system aaal .nsY
have explored the YES. s;as1l:y q
spsce-iet Us direct OK attention Sc
A RoAD MORE inmCDIhTEIY ~ OUR cTE
sg.GABoRHooD."--U. s. Post
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31

r r. c5kssw, aT
When SD .ra IL. e-icd
foar 9s1,aeg s2eesa
And 'ao}s5Ieo q rs sra1-sh
Il lsyaa-ao 81 5ss t8zrs
Turn rot igoas -yesence-
Ngorfgits -si .-lrred-
4 =. zraws
= 45a-, litter word
81 1p lis folly
Az. ess +. in SIT,
Til lie Was polluted
Without and within
Till poverty stared him
With shame in The face,
And to tuch him was only
: mark of disgrace.
Z -: he's -epertsf-
Encourage l pray
Direct ms 20 yirlvs,
md lead aim the way
Penn. onward 6al upward
To wisdom and ruth;
OF, Freat IS The 'Ionor
OF saving a youth.
Nc matter vhaJ brought MN
Democratic banner., 1845-05-31
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" ETRI-O Vhere shall our vasing - SER, VIZ.
eth tymy sd--II EDITOkiAL-A >hAmefs. F-,vs: -
c-.-nr' The Tsrf-Fsrf. tud Pr--- Freedom. "a m
krntlssv-Th- w0rE ~ Persecllur b-.ur. IT, Lard P-o
rre0f nr Miiri- Cn4n"s I'd it-ir erarfs Ryfr ,-1
Wrong 10 k-nflckv. ~ D. here a- Msr--fr.,r h N.-,
lurk-if- rrru- rnl fraus and rewards y M
rs and VII POLlTlCAL-Tt- A1Eu-, ? .-cfor--Re-
turns from k-rursy. Tenlrs-.-, Norfh Car0r. Albania
frf.ara Ac-IA. NEN >-Tle Crops. Iurn~f.rf f-',r.
Mexir0. Prom Sln Illl C~ltrs. Am-r-a The D-rrvs--
Orrrsr-f arer lriere.frg Parf-rs-. F.-rr--
from OREGON Improvement in Inc M4rufa-lr. 81
~ MISC FLLANEOJ --Corre.po rl-r-e Tie Trt... +.
fr New Hsr-n-wi't iccolrf of Ys'e c. r. Corr.
--.-r-fr.r- Washington. kJc-'er Ph-ia..r.s .-..
-fr.fns &C.. IT,. Great Britain Ter. 0f Fo--- ,....r.
Chs-.-. az Plagiarism. Reform l Written La1sg4-e
T.rrf Law o. 4 Free Pr----N-v. rom Iar.-rror I,
Wi. fn Mar noro' Community oh0 Letters hv ff. Ws--
-le - 9. cry Items. n y re Daily Tribune A. A.
81 COMMERCIAL ISTELLIGESCE-S-a-s. Money.
Produce Cau.e M-rs-f Il u--toio Markets 40
Sage copr- pui up wrappers ioF tie Mails can be OBJ
tsire1 - th- de-k-prce = cents
I9-TsRMs-se peryear AL subscription. payable In.
f.Nibv M advance Address
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Grahlms E.esaui EH-rlvng. Tie Western Captive a
ros' brilliant picture hv smile Hinshe wood. To oar
- T. ne oi 'n- tr-i rcurr- ha- done a.
~ -axln- r tlt country Ev-- er--sfir-s fne 3
rr..hef - ill-- 'L Do pear .r Do ora. ans"
Minrrf ud DTfgHinisri -li p.es-< nsf.cs OUR PARIS
FASHIDN>olr FASHIONS we're l.4t 81 llrl te pfefn
a-r number by % STAKE oi our Pans We have made
Arrangements for i l'lrr fo 81 promptly sc
numbers ~ announce trew bv ne .rlr-rs a'fhol.
t extra COS, ,r 10 hundred dollars m esrh e
r.r lrl lr rra er Insist having tle fashion,.
Trey -ia have fe uiH- sr-ugf AZ corec l Pc world
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- cents.
We ne fhe lfsenror u ihe Dre~srak-rs ana MlHrer,
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DIED:

On Wednesday morning 9Th, after lingering Illness
CArlIARlNE widow OF Gabriel Ward in the s'th year
VI her are.
Her relatives aud friends also the friends Of her son
Ward respectfully invited TO attend the tune
raj from her late residence le9Wism street this after
uoOn al q o'clock.
On SUNDAY the 9th inst at Hampstead l.. l. Gil
BERT STEWART in the s0h year OF his age.
On Monday. 18th Mrs. Adeline 4. r, wife OF George
IT, Tln1ley. -
AZ North Adams Mass 23i Mis- Rachel Norman Of
hudson y \ 50
1t Johnsiown. 20th. Rev. Alexander Gordon. % 2in.
Nrs Margaret williamson OF England aged 10
81 1roy a3i Mrs Hsrfttie " wife Of Alfred b Nash
Al seneca Fails l6'h Dr. Moses d Demng %.
Al Brooklyn. 18th James Brush. Of Hampstead. ~.
AZ Albany 25th Morris McGrsih. - John Nctiraih 10
At Galcna H. 18th, Mary. wife of Thomas Foster oi
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kLNANAt~.-Th- uade supplied ALL Almsnacs
n tn p--- n ntnu scur-nE Al ~ I-n--e n-.r- .lt
CANDLE WICK .qsafe bales iOp-Appn- and
- - b bales hOr Trade, FOR sale A. D. aud - Ceisr--t
lp stair. aua T. \. USDERHiLL
COTTON BATTI>G-Buyer- FOR the Canada mar
y 1T solicited 10 examine large lot Of o" yricru
Bars. vel pul up b. bundles, al % Ceiar.t % soo,
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SUPERIOR GREEN TURTLE -OtP.-Ih-
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lv lauz1 BOtRDMAS HART, Q Barnz-.-1
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MARRIED

ON the 9th inst. by the Rev q. NJ. slack Mr. HENRY
MONTFOKT. to JANE HOLMES daughter OF John
lockwood al of this city.
AZ 1hrocs Neck on the evening Of the 9th instant.
IINRY CROMWELL of this city. 10 SARAH NJ.
daughter of sidney b. Bovine of the former place
Al schenectady 2lst Hon. David SPEAKER of Canao-
arc 10 Harriet T. daughter Of the late Rev. MI Rowan
of this city
AZ Woodbridge Ct 23d, samuel Bradley. Of Clinton.
s. y. 10 Lucy NJ Bcechcr.
At Albany. 2tth John Rowland to Mary l.. Tiffany.
81 Bath stcuben Co 10Th. Henry Ogden, OF Buffalo
% Elizabeth Gansevoort of Bath.
~ Hampstead. l.. l. 18th. John Brewer TO Jane Wood.
Al Palmyra 10Th, Morrison Ford to Margaret Donald.