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\ powerful editorial on ta deeply interesting subject.
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

RsJEcrloN-1he appointment made by blr. Ty'
Ter OF Alex. Porter, Esq Marrhal OF The District
OF Delaware in The place Of n Wolfe, Esq removed,
has not been confirmed by the Senate. itis report
al that either John AlcClung, Esq. or William Penn
Chandler, Esq will fill the station. Del Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

r. The Df.c9ss+C-1 Contfn;:ed 70 7IoT-
oyv-In he large ha nsx. u The Bf1aawHy House corner
Of GFe,d >,.et,vesn rss-5 o-teodoS ARD tie Ia=er
saist1 Commence r II. md st ihe Evening. ~
IOs II The morning The Res T. Hlack. UHre,slst vii
Isctfe II repy tn :a Rzs Z tvs Lecture acas; nyer
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

r=~ SolIt e.-Rey. Il F BARRETT xii deliver IN.
S.ygqh ioclure next Sastetb GO tor9.s eyeEinc at
O'Clock the Nevy Library buldn- come! OF
Broadway ard I.esnlfi street. .tli-ct' The Scripture
arcueai rgppnIt CsCrca 3cese Of the hesuT
Isc;irg.
n re tie weather should b unpleasant tie Icig;e vi.
Il p1s:ptael. Il L.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04

"ANNEXATIoNn TEXAS.

II appears to be by no means certain,
judging from The complexion Of the Texas
newspapers, that the " annexation u which
OUT Congress has transcribed lis constliu-
tional authority by attempting 10 legallze,
will, after all. be consummated on the
terms proposed. News from Texas has
been received at New Orleans TO the Sth
instant, at which lime information had
reached Texas of the passage of the Joint
Resolution BY our House Of Representa-
lives; which elected the subjoined CON-
men,ares from papers understood to be
opponents of the views of The Government
Of that country. We copy them just as
we find them. Our readers must receive
different impression from the perusal OF
them than we do, il they can imagine any
form Of annexation whatever. that the Uni.
ted States could possibly agree 10, which
would be acceptable TO, or accepted by,
the authors of these commentaries.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04

Texas than those inhuman orders, denies
10 her that boundary; and although u
does not threaten her inhabitants with sud
den massacre, it rNsIpIousIy offers To her
lips POISONED chaIic, filled with Ingre-
dents sure 10 produce slow but iNEvirA'
BILE DISSOLUTION. Ii does not propos TO
DEPRIVE her at once Of the elements OF na.
lional life, but iniec,s The sources OF her
political vitality With subtle bane, intlict'
ing upon the body polite the bret put
paisied existence Of n feeble paralyilc.
Better at once to extingaish the nation
than 10 doom il 10 state Of wasting. LIN
sERINc decay, thus
Thrown when the war OF wit ds ID DER.
A lonely wreck ON fortunes shore.
Mid sullen calm and silent bay,
Unseen to drop by dull decay;
Rettsr to siak beneath the shock,
Than moalder pisesmsal on the rock :
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04

hours of its greatest power But for this
benefcent Intervention Of elements between
the Earth and Sun, its intense heat would
prove alike fatal to vegetable, animal and
human existence. Nor is this, in the opin-
ION Of Or. s., the only benefit derived from
the cloud that csnopies the Island. He
insists that most of the rain instead of be-
ing drawn from the Ocean, is taken up from
the moisture upon the Island, condensed
and returned to Us 10 gentle showers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
Charlotte !:
FRIDAY, APRIL 4. Isi5.

IT We are authorized TO Announce BkALf
OATES, Esq, sc candidate for the oihee oil
County Court Clerk al tie ensuing August e.
lection.
IT We Gre anlhorizedto announce c iARLEs
T.. ALEXANDER. Jun. Esq. as candidate fo'
reelection 10 the office of Couaiy Court Clerk 81
the ensuing August Election.
GfWe are authorized 10 announces ALTMAN
DER GRAHAM. Esq as a candidate for the
Office Of County Court CLERK a, the ensuing Au-
gus, election.
1Fwe are authorized 10 announce HUGH T.
MCKNIGHT. ESQ as candidate for the ofiioe
of County Court ClerA. a, tho ensuing August
election.
We sre authorized TO announce WILLIAM
X. REID. Eco, as a candidate for tho Office OF
County Court Clerk a. the ensuing August cleo
tion.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
Ga Mcssrs. Mason g. Tuitle is our au'
thorizcd agent in New York for procuring
nd, crlisemenis 10 that city.
COTTON.

In Fayetteville little business was done
in this article as but few bales were brought
in-sales at STA prime lot would bring
81. In Camden the supply had fallen of
bu, the demand had been very brlsk--eS-
,remes to 9, principal sales from 4. TO
to 81. In Columbia the market was quite
animated, owing TO the favorable news by
the Cambria from Liverpool, and prices
advanced full ! cent, is quoted ut IL To
81. Very little coming IN, but good deal
is selling that was previously aIored.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
TERRIBLE

The London Med cal Journal cooisins
tbs particulars Of singular case Of Iuui-
nous breath IN dying man, as recently
communicated to the Liverpool PATHOLOGY
cal Society, BY D.. Gill. Portions OF the
statement are Startling.
November 10 Il. IL r. M.-Snrse oh
served rs.l-Aot coal like streak on VI q
mouth. and (playingl on hls right cheek
snd top hp," as be lay 10 The inyensibllsly Of
approaching dissolution. This fame lasted
lor sbou.i wenty minutes. e., until death.
The impression on the miad Of the nurse
vas, tha, he ras ,nsennbie during The
whole Of this luminous combustion VI his
breath. II lsy win his eyes open. on his
back. The AIme was red, just Ike red
Aos coal fire !" to which the purse and the
other {Mclsoi) both compare il. Nurse
pointed 10 the eeatre Of The clear FIRE then
burning 10 the ward when these notes were
taken il vas not blue" II was persistent
with the breath of expiration, e. when he
bfeathed oas.' and not ldrbent, +" not flick.
enng coming and going" There vas il
the room a common "raked FIRE 10 iht
fireplace oil one end, close TO shich thu
nurse stood, and COS jet burning low
C. very low suspended from raftef ia Tho
middle Of the room, and about twelve fee
from The dyiRg mans bed. Al first, OF
puzzllng over the strange appearance 0
fame from the mouth Of ytng rsan an,
swe struck al what they had never vltaess
ed before, they began 10 fancy whstfer
could have been caused by the reflection Q
the fire or Of the rs, but they so,n BEGAN
satisfied IN their osn minds that II coai
NOS be owing 10 either. There had nc
been any wandering OF the dying man
senses. Nurse did not speak 10 him %
be TO the nurse, during The above. Mere
bad not been lakifg any phosphorlc med
cioe at all, or any alcoholic silmulant dt
ring that day, or for SIX weeks presiou
though he bore the character Of beng
druakard. Nnrse and Hclvor we're DO,
terrified % much, THAI they dared no, 81
from their place until the fame had cease
REMARKABLE PHENOMENON.
Thurlow Weed, who IL nov at San,
Cfoix, 10 one oil his lsllers TO tbs Alban
Evening Journal, gives this sccoun, Of
remarkable phenomenon
My attention vas called the other day b
Doctor Stephens, 10 q phenomenon, shic
reveals, in striking msnnor. the wisdo
0ad bsneicence Of Tim 10 y hon we are /,
debled for all our boaHiies and blessing
A, sunrise the atmosphere, as far up
the eye reaches over The Island is transp
rentiy clear. Between seven and eiet
when the sun begin 20 assef, rs supre N
cy, small specks OF snos white clouds q
pear, which gradually enIlrgc, end finali
'owarde meridian. have fuu into each 9TH
END taken form which 10 described bv Il
islano, preseo,,ng d Canopy--os if il
Bot iffesefent to say so--an Awning, wh,s
pfo'eeis The sol aud those who dwell uos
ii from the burning rays Of The sun dutu
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
UNEQUAL MATCHES.


One of the most interesting subjects
paper can discuss, 10 that OF marriage, OF
love or something akin to either. The
FRS, thing a Young lady looks a!let IN the
eolupp, Of newspaper is the list oil mar.
r,sre.. The aged rigid? inspec, the deaths
s-.t. the marriages afieraards. The LAT.
t.r are interesting TO both young and old,
and we therefore devote a moiety OF our
space 10 q few words on the subject ci une'
quail matches.
Human nature is a queer compound o.
ecceu,ric,,y aud caprice. Il IS natural for
ones fancy TO be pleased with something
the opposite Of ones sell. Al unamisble
woman is beloved, most generally BY an
amiable nsn. Tall women love shor, 'nen,
and rice psrsa. A dark COMPLEXION p!eases
a hight one. A blue eye finds affection
nlrrofed 10 a black one. An apoplec,ic
gentleman seeks out a spare rib, and a
corpulen, market, woman like lady books for
a man of whom may be said, she hath a
lean and hungry look" The eye is offend.
ed by these unequal matches, although We
mUSk Confess AnHk thu Sisdpa VI
(aud the finger OF Pro,idouce.) is in them
made apparent. 4 consump,lve BY mar.
rying one in robus, health does more 10 ct
feet a cure than all the doctors in the uni
verse could do. The ardent and the de
sponden, together give charming and heal
Inv children 70 the world. In short, any
inequality, save tina, Of age, is productive,
10 The long run. Of beneficial results.
We confess that two negatives, or two
posi,iYes will repuse. A coupe whose
tastes. sentiments, habits and temperamsris
are alike, can never be happy; but, what
is regarded better by society at large is,
they seem rsry happy. Now. we live for
the eve. Therefore let all matches be
equal. lie. there be no agreement be.
tween May and December Confound en-.
joymeu, Wha. is it il the world believes
you uohsppy7 Half of that delightful sen
saiion called pleasure is created By your
associates and those with whom you are
directly or otherwise brought in contact.
II they think you are happy and treat you
as happy man would ba treated. you ore
Happy, for by such means you are made
20. The mistaken idea that The happiness
OF The connubial state is only enjoyed BY
couple exactly alike is universally enter.
tanned. We advise those who wish TO live
with The world TO make what IS termed an
equal msieh, and be miserable at home for
the sake Of being esteemed by the public
very happy person. Ii you have hssty
temper and strong passions, marry one who
possesses the same qualities, and you will
coon consume each other, and thus end all
troubles. If you are particularly nmiabIe,
gs, very amtaole partner, and you will
be able, by actual experience, 10 define the
perfection Of eanui better than the best
philosophers OF psychologist. II you are
very tall, marry one whose stature CORES
ponds, and be pointed al as brace Of
lamp posts or a couple Of peripa,eiic light
ming reds. II short, &C, upon the same
principle. and the consequences you will
never forget. Doa', make what 10 termed
an unequal match; don't. because # you
do, you will be decidedly out Of fashion,
sod guy 10 society.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

The late foreign news Is OF the most
important character 60 this country, which
in the hurry Of business escaped our alien
ton I.st week. II is stated that Sir Rob.
or, Peel IN the House Of Commons on the
l4th OF February brought forward Fl.
nancal Statement, in which i, is proposed
10 reduce the duties on number of ariI.
cles-i, is proposed TO admit free Of duty,
Cotton yarn, Slaves, turpeniinc, lard and
lard oil, ali Of which are important articles
Of export from the United States. The
aggregate amount Of reductions, says vii.
mer's News Letter, is beyond the previous
expectation even Of the most sanguine on
tho subject.
The following table exhibits the proba
BILE effect Of these reductions and abolition
r - u
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
ANNEXATION IN TEXAS.

We have given this week copious ex.
tracts from Texas papers to show how the
project e( Annexation takes 10 that coun.
try. As il "iakcs two to make bur.
gain" we strongly suspect that M onnexo.
ton will be consumnated without VIZ let
Texas dictate her own terms. We nrG
not surprised TO fluid so much opposition
from that quarter now. The Treaty which
Mr.. Tyler made provided that tho debts OF
Texas should be paid to the amount oil
Sl0,000,000. In the joint resolution nc
such provision is made, end Us il is believed
BY many that the spectators in Texas land
and Texas stock we're the FIRST suggcstors
Of the scheme. of course, as they are mol
benefited by tho measure, II is not TO be
I expected that they will favor annexation.
I e1 II was reported TINT Mr.. Polk wout
not confer oflieo on any who came Il
Washington for that purpose. II is nov
said tina; this rcpor, was put in circulation
by the knowing ones" 10 keep the
"green horns nj home, and tho iornel
now have all the fun to themselves.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04

va ThVco Of tho New York Pae"'
ships have been missing for such le's'
of,ime chat all hope is lost Of Their e'''
being seen again. The Richmond .o~
piler contains suggestion that, Pos''0ii
the missing ships have fallen into nc no",'
OF pirates, for II is held 10 be an ex'f'o'
dinary case that three such s'aunen ' =
admirable vessels should have po'tsheo :,
a storm al sea, and all near about Inc ''"'
time.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04

ES John Davis was elected on ihe -f''
ullimo, q Senator in Congress irol" -
State of Massachusetts, to I'll the vac" ~.
occasioped by tho death Of Mr. p" ID,
whose term Of service expires on Wv 81.
Of March, ls47. Mr.. Davis has hl'eu ,
station with distinguished honor 10 h'''''
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-04
Gaalo.o0O

Sir Robert Peel's financial resolution
prevailed by majority of COS. The new
sugar duty will commence tho I4lh March.
The effect Of this news on the New
York market was TO advance Cotton | TO
cent, and in Columbia il had the same
effect. No doubt q further advance will
take place shoad the plan be finally adop.
ted.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-20
n,ln r0RElGN RELATIoNs.

IRON The (PHnApALraiA) soElA AMERICAN
We fear that the relative position oi
cur country and the rest Of the world is
not understuO nor even considered, by
the mass OF tho American people. II is
time that they should CONSIDER and under
stand il. Tears and blood may hereafter
vainIy atone for needless indifference
now. 1t is plaia that the old world and
new are al issue. We are charged with
Ecenlious ambition land determination
to extend aur dominion, without respect
to the law that governs civilized nations.
From ,he tone of many Of our presses
il might, indeed, lie inferred that We man.
laio ourselves 10 be always, and upon all
questions, inlaalbe u The right; that We
consider ourselves entitled TO whatsoever
territory upon Ia is continent We may COW
ct: and that il is our sire. our duty, and
our des,ioy to coyet and enjoy it all.--
Ttis Is no caricotare. II such claims be
sincere, they are criminal; if they be
mere vaporlpg and buster, they are inn
polite.
Europs claims voice upon this ques-
ton. Her motives are obvious, be they
righ, or wrong. She tears our RAPID
growth; for so favorable testimony ofthe
influences Of freedom suils not her rulers.
She fears our avowea lust Of acquisition;
for. if successful, il must disturb the bal
once Of power But, more than ell she
breads our pr5pagrndism, our restless d's-
position 10 spyead the principles we cherish
aud i've psyileges We enjoy. os grave
writers aiirn, sslf-praservatlon be the hrst
law Of GovernnWns Europe is no; IN this
far nlbe wrong. The prlne'p'e susi1'ns
weak communities az lost thIr stronger
nelghbors, and makes the combination OF
the potent agojUs, the usu1per ana con-
querer. rous .br tls right; but, night or
wrong. 8, EXISTED, "a aeleSS,iate, long be-
fore lie era of Caatles V, and always viii
exist. h Is, torlhe nsyioct Of selipreser-
walton. generally right; and II has no"
the support Of the greatest Of living sove-
reigns, public opiaiou--a king OF whose
deerees % State is SO strong as 10 be n
dependent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-20
ffeamgs Is s

a. lie 7ib y Sapaats, " 6 BENJAMIN II.
w BENTON aiA deliver Leesase. intEodUc-
tsfs 10 Course q Lersufss % ChsEaissIy, Of the
Lisbon Institution
The cxtetsive collection q arpa-aias - this In
sifat,an eaables TIE Professor iassEAie his Lee
tpses - several HUNDRED Interesting experiments;
and The genars arrangements and epnsenienres o.
,he Laboratory eusble the Students 10 obiein 8
practical kaawledge q that interesting ard very
Important Science is application 70 tie Arts, &c
Arrangement. haye been made 70 srcomnlods,e
few more boasdefs. foenE men. wisaing to en-
Ter So Students and hsyr the advantage Of the above
course Of Lectures. should make early application
N order 10 insure admission.
FOR particulars sepy 81 The Tn.,itniien; If BY
letter. direct (free Of postsgelro B. II. b Middle
bag Lprdeun County, Va.
Nov. 30 lgi5--3s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-20
spectacics, JeweIry, sc.

TuSr received. aad Tor sale iee-siIyer Frame
aB spec,aeles, el best quality; Geman-Stiger
Frame Co.; Steel Ffame a. --Gr-ea an3 Bite
Common 30 do; G ggles or shades o. 10 protect
the IS = from dustaHd hEtti Silver ard Btass Thin
bIes iet Gold AID Gifted Bres-tPinsi Wasch
Cbaia and Gasr5,; 5iiyef-Csse Pencils; COMBS
Of aiI sa,ts. PEN Knives from she Ys1y superior TO
lowest prize soaps. low y the boz, dogen cake
er poagA Flutes saa Fiies, eteap; Hooks aad
Eyes; Pins, by oaace &c FaPff--all kla4s; Nee
dies--a large aseortmpai Coeens aod Florida
Wp,ef; Hair OIL, II sesafal sidsi Bazors aod
SHpps--uPeriar ana cheaP sis.nfs, large and
susti Hens bilsaes, ell prices; Cloth Brushes
Pac, Brushes; Voter Caiors aed PINK ssuoegs
Bsads--S,ee en4 asa---} ounce haHfh OF -trsn;
Ivory rets: with othsr afuees--siI 81 eHtoh viii
ae SOLD low by ST.. DORSEY
M. 20
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ROokS. Sc.

z UST rcc-ised-sn assortment Of ANIMALS foe
% 1876; Family BIbl,-; Pocket do--a superb
or sssottmrrt; Methodist Hymn Books; Book Of
Common Proy'ri Poems Ivy various Authors !;
re.inmtntsi Albums; Moore, Melodies; Chi.
dien'- Boaks- good assortment; Latin Grammars;
English Header; Smiths Grammar ana Aruhme-
nc; Pixies Authmcuc; Comeg'- Spelling Book :
Wsb-tet's dos Blnnh Books; Steel Pens Quilts;
lok--hla Red and Blue; ltk-Sand ard Boxes
lDk-Snnd. Rcd and Black Waters; Red and
Black SeuHre-W aN; with lot Of Novels ut redu-
ced prizes, With other articles belonging Station
s,S--far sale by w DORSEY.
Nav 30
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We HAVE JUST RECEIVED


TINE follo~sng Goods. ~hieh ~ viii sell On
III ths most liberal setsns;--
sapsr sae cemnou Blue, Black. o. Closhs;
i've, Drab and Mixed
French, Englssh snd American Csssinets;
Csssinetis OF all Kinds a=d prices;
Tweeds Jeans and kerseys.
Sd Fullea Linseys---swiiied and plsin;
Waite and Colcred Fisnnelss Gaase do;
Merino, Velvet, Silk and Cashmers vsssssgs;
SIX Crsvats and Sspcks;
Silk and warsied SeFges;
Whitney Rose and Point Blankess
FOR THE L.SDTES
Black and Celored sik-~srp AlPaeess;
DO Thibei Cloth and Orleans Sloshss
Rppt and Pialn Csshmeses snd MeSselaiHes
Rack and Celosed Bonnet Veiyeisi
Twllsa spd Fisin Giagbems;
Lace. Swisa, IAcsonett and Book MosInss
Figured nal PLATA Nelts;
Thread and Cotton isces and Edgings;
Swiss aud JAeknnets Edgrgs ard lnseriing.i
Bslssriae Tarleson--a ne y article for dresses;
wtse ami Caiotea Tarie,ou; Black Grapes;
8l'k aud Cnl'd Faages aud Gimps fsi trimmings
Freueh-waAed Chimesefts;
Velvet end Six Points aud Scarf;
Bonnet. Csp and Neck Ribbons;
Bonnets, Gaps and Hood.;
KID, SIX aud " osstrd Gloves ana Mfts;
SIN, Worstea, Cashmere and Cotton Hosst
Shawis Of al kindsi
Calicoes; chinixes:
Formation and Cambria Dimities;
l0.4 ard 1874 Linen Sheeting.i
Mer.aies Quits snd Ioiiel Coversi
Cradle Blankets; Colored aloseensI
Irish and French liuens'
Pillow-Csse Linen, Sc &c.
For sale by j. w, & D. X. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-20
GrGad Scheme.

1000 Ffizfs, amouniiug 70 S34,320
Tickets sl--sharss IN proportion.
Certificates Of packages viii be sent iot--22
eholes Sl3 90; - halves, S7.75 20 qr.. s. 81;
- eighths, S .68.
Don't fail TO address YOU orders TO
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
No. 5. Ho!ts&ay 81, Baltimore, Md.
Agents og the Managers,
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EMIOBW s. CO.
GE.N'ER.gL LOTTERY AGENTS,
FoR SAKE OF TicKErs 8 PAYMENT " rRizEs,
Calpsft 81, Baltimore

ORDERS received by mail for Tickets ia all
y the authorised Lotteries drawn throug houi the
Dotted States Prizes and Certi6oasss Of all Lotte-
res discounted. The payment Of all prizes sold
By them guaranteed.
NOTICE.
To all those Of our correspondents who favor US
Hiyh orders Tor tickets ia Lotteries TO be drawn
soME wEEKs after tae dste Of their communications
aoa :. no complain Of delay 10 receiving answers,
We respectfully stare, that receive supply
Of tickets from he Managers wEEKLY, {sxcept in
he Msmato,h Lot,er.es We unable to answer
tAeir orders uptti The Friday preceding he esek
IN which tbe Lotteries that they order in 10 be
drawn. Faih.u!iy, EMORY & co.
No = Calsert ST., Baltimore, Md.
TO THE PUBLIC.
ENoRY s. Co. respectfully inform the public
Throughout he pplted States and the Cenadas, lhat
tnsy aFe al ell times prepared to execute orders 10
sll she Lotteries drawn oader The management Of
Mes4rs G. Gregory g. Go. The schemes com
tain cspiisls Of $75 600, $50, 600 $40 600, $780,,
900, so 900, SO, GEO 600 s. 600. &c. Sc,
having a grand toiai amount q $703 703. Prices
Of tickets iron so TO 81. Address al otders to
EMORY & co.
No. . Calvert ST., Baltimore, Ma.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-20

On the s0,h October, BY the Rev Mr.. BArFs,
Mr. SAnUsL Gun. Formerly Of Mill Geek, Berkc
by County, Va, to Miss DanoRA WATKINS, all
OF Benoul County Ohio.
Ga ,hn lth inst, by The Rev ], A. Seisc Nh.
ABEAHAM B, FAsMFrRE to Mics MARY scHor-
rEUr. daughter Of Nh. Jaoub Schoppeff ST., all
oijhls County
On Ihe l2th inst. by the Rev. Mr. planket, Dir.
FMANUEL MiLLGR 10 Miss SARAH ANS IUREEK
ali ct thi. Couuly
On the 30,h uli., hy tho Rev ~ n. Cof.n Mr.
JANIS F. HaYs TO Miss RAoHAEt G. MArHcGH,
an OF This County.