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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-07
Circuit Court.


Fen. 6-Harte j. Moses Us. james X. Poimer.-This
action of respass brought by plaintiff to
damages for injury done to his wagon and horses In
the latter end OF the month OF May 1874 the plaintiff
this city, in the plaintiffs wagon drawn by pair Of
horses their entrance to Broadway and at some dis
lance they obse rived Of the omnbuses belonging to
the Waverly line, coming towards them in opposite
the horses gently The stage omnibus up with
them the New York Hotel, pulling the horses and
wagon between il and q sand bank. Alderman Hart,
who was driving drew and followed out to the driver
Of the omnibus the latter stopped for instant then
drove on and struck the wagon knocking off one Of the
wheels breaking the axle tree and damaging the wagon
and harness considaraby he then drQva of. with
ou stopping to enquire whether the plaintiff was injured
Empire limo. owned by the dsfendants brother. that
struck the plaintiffs wagon; but direct proof Of the
fact was given, and the jury found verdict for plaintiff
for $j95. 500 NHts
For plaintiff Mr.. Nathan; for defendant, Messs. Clark
and Whitehouse.
Matthias Roach u.s. John II. Marshai-This was
ton for assault and battery brought by the plaintiff
colored man. against the defendant, Lieutenant in the
United States navy. II appeared the plaintiff enlisted
for the navy in the year 1892 for three years. and
sent board the receiving ship Hudson without having
passed the Doctor. After he went board the defend
ant had him logged for some alleged disobedience OF
orders He was subsequently rejected and sent back 10
the city. The action brought the grounds that
the navy until he passed the Doctor and received his
bounty and therefore the defendant had authority
fog him. The defendants counsel insisted that there
was but ono sue to wt-That the plaintiff had signed
uted his enlistment and brought him within the scope
and meaning Of the naval CODE He then produced and
proved the articles, and moved a nonsut After long
discussion between counsel the Court granted the
suit 4#. 0sa@4 snH
For plaintiff MesHs Burr and Benedict; for defendant
Mesars. Marbury and Brady.
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WILMINGTON, N. c., Feb. 4, 1916.

Yankee Hill, Ismpteton, &c.
The citizens OF Wilmington were very much sur
prsedas well as rejoiced the appearance of YAM
kee Hill among them last week.
The burnt district is being built up very fast.
We had visit from Mr. Templeton, the great vo-
calist; he certainly performs admirably. Also a
visit from Dr. Valentine, who also performed ex-
ceedingly well. | never laughed in all my lite as
laughed when he told the tale about Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones, and Seth Slope. He ticked the audience
very much, and they left satisfied.
There are great many distllleries going up here
one person is putting up four or five at California,
Just above town.
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Court Of General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Mesrole and


Jonas B Phillips, Esq, Acting District Attorney.
FEB Trial for assault and Battery, with latent 10
KiH-On opening court this morning JohnJ White was
put his trial. for having on the 9th day OF November
last committed an assault with the intent TO kill Mr..
the residence of the accused for the purpose OF dis
possessing him Of the occupancy thereof by virtue OF
house On th part OF the prosecution Mr. westervslt
deposed that the afternoon Of the 9Th Of November
he informed White that he must leave the premises OF
presenting the warrant issued BY Assistant Justice New
house White said in reply, that he would not give up
the premises and would knock down the FIRST man that
attempted to enter witness then told him that he wit
ness. would be the first man to enter This was SAID IT
across the street grocery store at the corner Of Per
~ and Greenwich streets after remaining there few
n.n asked sm sSs" %: o the
he ,sitivey refused to deliver it up; witness
then told White that it his (wtnessD duty 70 dis
him Of the premises and would be compelled to
break in should he he persist nhs determine
ton TO withhold the key white then swoIe that he
that attempted to enter locked at the
time witness then told Mr.. Campbell to take hold Of
the door and force i open and on Mr.. Campbell pro-
inches long, sprang forward and made thrust at him
with it, but by rapid retreat escaped uninured White
then made thrust at witness, and afterwards at Mr.
Harriet who also escaped by sprngng out Of the reach
of the knife White with the assistance Of policeman,
s Sy assault on The
deferred sentence until Friday next
Senssnce..-Adam Hopekrk indicted for grand larce-
py, in stealing about $40 worth Of musical Instruments
from the store Of Mr.. 0ibe No. 81 Maiden lane, plead
guilty to petit larceny; il having been shown that
Plea was received and The accused Sentenced to Be- i'm
prisoned in the pententiary for six months
ceny IN stealing cloth cloak Of the value Of $4o enter
ed plea of guilty and was sentenced to be imprisoned
in the state prison for the term Of two years
James Wood for petit larceny, was sentenced 10 SIX
months imprisonment in the penientiary.
John A. Carroll and Henry Hill, boys, Tor committing
larcenes in different sections OF the CITY, were
sent % House of Refuge.
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KEY WEST, Jan. Is, 1876.
The Coast Surrey.

The surveying vessels under command of Major
Bache, are in harbor, steadily prosecuting their
duties; and we have no doubt that the result of
their labors will in every degree, be available for
the Interior end, the fortifceton Of the Key The
weather has been exceedingly variable-one day cold
the next moderate-and for succession, dsagreeable
and unpleasant il Is without parallel Thus far the
winter has been clustering and affords the
failing topic Of conversation, when other momentous
aubiectn
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
. Furnishing Embellishments and Sole Agency

DAGUERREOTYPE.
~ ENERAL Furnishing Establishments and Sole Agency
" for the sale OF
TOTGTL.aENDERS APPARATUS.
The genuine vogtaender Appsatus also the best Plates
Chemicals Polishing Materials and Morocco Cases. &c &c
be procured at the subscbes Wholesale and retail By
addressing (post psid) 70 -
w " q LANGENHEIM, EHehsngc, Philsdelph:s,
" The following gentsmen have agreed TO Agents
for the sale or the genuine Voigtaender Apparatus:
Messn Litch Whipple, Boston, Mas.
Mr.. James L. L, on, Richmond Va.
Mr.. James P. Perry. Charleston, q. e..
Mr.. Noessel, New Orleans.
Messrs. johnson b Jacobs, New Orleans.
w. X +. LAN0ENHEIM,
lmsre Exchange Phalsdepha
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VALENTINE HEAD OUARTERS,

onrncd their nnsanaed a.soptment a Valsu,;ass snS
Valentine rteIs For .plsndor variety and chsspne.
call and Valentines made ORDER original fur
nished Orders from the Country attended TO promptly
III lm~rc
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SHOCKING ACCIDENTAL man whose name we
could not learn, in attempting TO Jump on board the
cars on the Troy and Greenbush railroad yesterday,
is said passing his head A morning paper states
that he was instantly killed. but informed by Mr.
Chandler Witt, that he alive this morning
.atIGs. Feb. g.
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VAT.ENTTNES

GOLD AND SILVER FLUIDS.-Thesc metallic fluids
NJ which formerly muh used by the ancens for their
Illuminated Manuscripts beautiful articles for all
q Orn.mentsl Penmsn.hp such vaen9es Visiting Carts
besutif appearance and !usIe Of fine gold and silver For
sale by the principal Booksellers and Ststio md ~ tbs
manufacturer, KENT BLACK,
Ja20 3wsrc ZIG John street.
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED

GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
sueh a. ladies' and 0rntieens wesrns Az parcel, Fire
Arms Funitrre re- Gentlemen leaving q % the
city win lind 10 their advantage send tor the upscyb
who pledges himself far price for all srtics onercd
TENDED 70 Z r. LEYENSTYN,
dz9 lm,re ~ broedwsy mp sseazs'
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OrErs,r pErrIvEp OETAxEs

OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES,
PuBLfc BUILDINGS PARK. Jan. L. 1876
DUBLIC NOTICE hereby given. that an addino9 Of one
cent will be made al taxes remaining unps,d on ths
Of February and the l3th day Of
March. The receiver would xpayen me mp9r
OF making early payment az pospe 20 svo,u tne
wd necessarily occur inst 10
n per centage being added Hours for rrceng money from
2-bankable money only receyea un aTr ~ Scsm
9OHs % nW I'll
10 tf5Feb nece,vcr OF IaSes.
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Sporting Intelligence.

AucusrA, Gro, Tracks, &c, jan %.
Three best in FIVE, in harness:
N. C. Trowbridgesg 4. Harlem Boy. 1
g. @. Mcwhorter's 6. 6. Kennebeck.. 500. > .
Time, 2 $50 $50 90.
Single Dash Of Two Miles, in Harness:
~ c. Trowbridges Harlem Boy. .......... .
II. Robnsons m. Mrs Caudle. .......
Time, 6:06-Sulkies after first mile.
Sweepstakes, in Harness:
John McKinnie, jr, b. m. Fanny. .......... ,
c. A. Lamars b. P snowdrop. ..........
Time, 3:25-3l5-3:l7
JAN 27-AuGUsTA TRoTTiSo CLuB.
Two Mile Heats:
r. c. Trowbridges Tormentor. .......... 1
A. Wilson's Kennebeck. ................ 2 2
X. Robinsons Mrs Caudle. .............. 3 3
Time, 66-6:s.
Mile Heats:
a. NJ. Jewelis Daniel D: Tompkins. ? ! 3
N. z. Trowbridges Polly Bodine. .........
. : ' Time, Sac s:ls.s:ie.
Polly Bodins and Lady Burke trottsd in harness !;
Daniel d. Tompkins under the saddle.
PINEvILLE RAcEs, Tuesday, Jan. ~.
Silver Cup, 500, Mic Heats:
Col. singletons Champion, years, by Tar
quin out of imported Mania. .......... 1
Mr.. sinkleIs orPhsline, years, by Risnzi, out
v 'A'-'' Time, i:ii.s:ss.'
Second Day, Jocky Club Purse, Mile Heats
Mr. Green's Rodney, 5yesrs, BY Priam, dandy
Col. sinsistons symmsiry. years, by Prsm.. . >
MIR. Sinkier's chestnut colt, 4 years, by Non
limo, 6:o3- $780,
Third Day. Jocky Club Purse. Mile Heats:
Mr. John singlston's Maid Of Lodi syeas,by
Mr. Green. ; coli. tn. Major years: BY c.,a.
Mr. snlisf,. Diversion years, by Monarch
dam by Roanoke. ...........".......I 2ds
Time 4:io-s:s5-sss.
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3. BASSETT FRENCH.

>. BASEL FhENCn,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW, attends all the courts held in
~ the city Of Richmond and county Of Chestereld Virginia;
once Manchester, VugniaRefers Hi: cheney, James
Wiley Lieut. Governor virginia; Hon. John Y Mason, Al
torney General " 81 Hon Sidney BAXTER Attorney Gene
f. r. Speaker Of the Senate OF Val Hon O. Dromsooe
NJ. c., Va Hon James A. Seldom. NJ c., Va Hon Geo. w.
Hopkins, NJ C., Val Edward H. Hudson i92 Broadway, New
York.
N B.-Mr Hudson will take charge Of any papers nded
for Mr. French and forward same to him safely.
Ia
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Court Calcndar-Thls Day.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos. H. 10, 90 81, 81 S. Sc, 81 80,
80 90 OIL o. a. 95 o. o. 3d. 100 lol lo2 los, lo7 los,
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vALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

No FIRST RATE FARM-Bsonsins TO the Estate
snisS cs%pSsii Farm lying The Tnfnpits Road lead.
ing Nsy ks es. New R
5 og he The
Which with an 1ewh Of the Kind
the Lsn ~
dh as sss
I.a room and ss large Barn With e, sass Coy aoss
sSs we'll Of
kitchen door 9eT. also excellent Apple Orchards Of
above offered 70, sale order .ha, the
next viii se offered !. public suction "a Thar day the
Merchants. Exchange New York at z o'clock One half
Q, The purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage AZ
s W sss: &C s Ii: Fam. n y En-
B. Freeman, Woodbridge
EE5Ka EA Hf1ESEl E,sea'rir
Ellis B. FREEMAN. 5 Executors
The subscriber will ottr Ppbls Sale the same me-
y New Jssey@s. asssrbed below
j. The principal Herel in the village known the
depth feet houss i"s feet Win
1ss
s o s Tn
hanstos supply OF water II is sats stand and has done
No2 Fourteen Building Lots each 50 feet front by 200 feet
ing 70 YaOa Town evsl and handsome building location,
Nos plot ofs lying in the Of the above
where small rqus Brook
SnS as.taDti% DwsnT Moa.s
with tea room adjoining and kitchen IN the rear large airy
stocked iih ali kinds Of hrubbsry fruit trees flowers.
well Of excellent the cellar (never aisl The lot
@ a DE and s s s
the House contains is rooms and The whole esab shment
replee with for the residence Of gentle
could be easily extensive Boarding
No Two very eligible building lots fronting on the main
street and adjoining the above feet each front by lao feet
No.6 Three Dwelling Houses and Lots, adjoining Ach
street each lao feet depth BY about 81 feet width
MOI: A. very convenient Dwelling House. containing 6
rooms besides Kitchen pantres and milk room good gar
l35 in depth.
tn. above property comprises of the most beautiful sec
churches, schools, post Office, &c.
No H. small Farm Of excellent land with house. garden
acres pleasantly situated on road leading from Wood
bridge Railway and about % minutes walk from the
H. lot Of about IS lying mile of the
SOIL aud covered with .plendd growth Of timber with
the exception Of which have lately been off,
3 % TT ps 9s s Ii. village.
failing brook running through this plot vaua
S on s 70, he % viii 81 large
For further information the locality &C. reference
s d to 81 e n s:s ny
Exchange application be made to- Lewis Leslie
Woodbridge who will show any portion Of the premises
BeseAsr' the Aucs0nesr No E nTRsa e.
Upper Bull; Head. ID avenue. New York
chase money remain mortgage at cent. 10 pei
be paid the day Of SALE aud 20 the Deli
of the deeds Possession to be given on the M Of pr
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= FINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR - se-City made.
equal those sold in other for IS; fine
French Calf Boots for 81 5 equal to the best made 10 this
- city for IS or Stat YOUNG JONES' French Boot
clty Boots having been judged the late Fair Nibos
warranted to give satisfaction.
Jazz lmsrh near Broadway, New York
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l59 BROADWAY.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT
TINE Subscriber his thanks his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage extended to him
in Perumsry hs should prevail either the best
ne earnestly socits moments attention he fol-
lowing very Ineligible proofs that he Is capable OF offering
the best whether the composition be foreign Amer
ing been for Director Of the Laboratory Of Ian
ger Pere Fs for half century the rst house in this line
Europe 2nd Since the first exhibition Of
his Peumery has without single exception obtained in
New York Boston and Philadelphia, the First Premium
honorsd with th. Gold Medal before awarded
Perumey. Bird His Perfumery has banishsd the imported
whenever il has come fairly into competition: This Is
phscally the with his Shaving Cream Why should
not be .of ~. PeriSmey j., y fact the fote'gn
addition Of excellence which the foreign
namely freshness and advantage ~ many Of these articles OF
TIE greatest Importance owing to their ershabe nature n
His prices are from to 50 cent lower IN ne the sub
scrber. educated in the beat foreign schools imported with
him the and SIX ii of his offers the products
Of his laboratory, equal to the best imported and
them from the advantage Of recent preparations much lower
prices He therefore, hatters himself that his preparations
must OF necessity supecede the imported with those
who unreasonable prefer articles merely because
they foreign and have been the Of
To conclude, the subscriber always
hand perfect Of the best foreign perfumey and
offers atis opportunity Of comparing the two and Of
purchasing according 10 the Judgment preference Of he
dlvidual.
The subscriber respectfully soic, call from those
who wish purchase that which genuine ne assure. the
being represented 70 the purchaser He particularly invites
the Of wholesale and retail deas his very com
which he ohes TO them At prices on
80 per cent cheaper than they buy eseyheE p,resr
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet Soaps,
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,I1-E1 O1U,e NORTuERN EXPRESS

BIGELUWS NU5s - IN R,,Ist. nc %:.a
xVood.fk Montpelier and Burlington, VT and the Ca
All Psclares Parcels and business any the
and We mon will be faithfully attended 70 IL directed tho
49,. ar L. BIGELOW, II Elm street, Boston,
BE sure mark Packages Of BiGeiows En-
r..a..s j2Src
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. AZ. II Is


LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
intended dispatch .hR from this port the ls 9Th
Der and continuing unit. May when regular days will Be-
and dsappontmsnts win be prevented during the
months The following ships will commence this arrange
nent:-
Ship Clifton. Captain Ingersoll.
Ship Tennessee. Captain Pray.
Ship Shakespeare .Captain Cornell.
Ship Louisville Captain Hunt.
Ship Genesee Captain Minot.
Ship Oswego Captain Wood.
Ship Damascus. Captain Bliss.
Ship Sartee Captain Taylor.
These ships all built expressly for packets light
draft Of have recently boen newly coppered and
plendd order with for unequaed
for comfort they by who
will make every exeron to give general sasfacon They
will at all times be towed and down the Mississippi by
boats Neither the captains or owners these ships will be
responsible for ewery bullion silver plated
for letters parcels packages by
board unless regular bills of adng taken for
same. at the value thereon expressed.
;COLLINSA CO, IS South 81. or
JAS. z. WOODRUFF, Agent in New Orleans.
who will promptly forward all goods to his address
The ships OF this line warranted salpunctuay adj
vered and great will be taken have the goods
rectly measured. s24rc
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90 - ~ M
By the Black Ball. Old Line oil Liverpool Packets
from Liverpool on the LIST and 18th Of every month
The d0RKSHIRE sail. from Liverpool ist Of March.
:. OAFOhD 18th OF March.
" CAMbklDGE lst Of April.
=" MONTEZuMA 10th Of April.
Persons sending for their friends and forwarding the passage
Certificate BY the steamship Hibema sailing from Boston
the lot Of February, will have plenty OF the
YORKSHIRE in Of esht packets ofthe Black Ball
Line sailing from Liverpool the LIST and 10th of every
ROCHE BROTHERS < CO, IS Fulton st.,
Next door to the Fulton Bank.
Notice-The Public respectfully notified by desire of
the Of the Black Ball Old Line Liverpool Packets
that Passenger Agents but Roche. Brothers Co., have
permission from them advertise to bring Passengers by
that Line that they the only regular authorised Pasen
ger Agents Of said Line IN this city. j28r
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TRUFFLES

LOR SALE-A supply Of Trufies jsst received, and for
Il sale by }. B. STOUVENEL, 80 John street.
Also, Bordeaux Wines casks and cases. Kiefsch Absmth
and Champagne, of the best brands. j29 imsr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-11
Chittcndcn County Agricultural society.

The Cattle Show and Fair of the Chittenden County
Agricultural Society Willbe Held ut Burlington, on
Thursday, the 9th. day of September, 1916, COM
mencing at nine O'Clock in the forenoon. Hll animals
intended for Exhibition should be on the ground pre-
viously TO that hour.
committee and members of the Board of managers
in the several towns are requested 10 collect, from the
members of the Society in their respective towns, with
out delay, whatever sums are now due to the So
ciety, and pay over the sainc to the Treasurer.
Their attention is called to the following articles of
the bylaws.
ART. Is. Every person who shall become a menu
Der OF this society, shall be bound to pay to the Trca-
surcr for the use OF the society, the sum of | dollar annu-
ally, the payments to he made on or before the first day
of September, in each yr1r.
ART. 10. Any member of this society may cease to
be a member thereof by giving notice Of his withdraw
nj thcrctrom, in writing, to the Secretary, at least six
months previous to the annual meeting in January.
WIN. WESTON, S~ccrctary.
Srntcmbcr 10, 1916.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-11

Alta meeting Of the Mechanics Institute, OF Burning
ten, Saturday evening, sept. =, 1910, the following
resolutions were adopted.
Rcsolred, That in the death of Hon. GEORGE \.
ALLEN, this Society lamcuts the loss of one oi It's
most rii lent founders, it, first president, and a mem
Der whose interest in the success of our association has
rycrhacn manifested hy word and deed, and one in
who's, counsel aud advice ~ have been accustomed 10
r.l,os. lhnt confidence which an able aud a s.Od nan
alone, inspires.
Resoircd, That we tender our sympnthics 10 his be-
rcuvcd family, aud that we attend hrs funeral to-lhor-
row. aud wear ihr usual badge of mpuniuG.
ReSoircd, That n copy oi thcsr resolutions be hand
ed to his widow and to rnch OF our village papers Tor
u lhiicatlun. ISAAC DOW TresiIeHt.
:. FLETcuEE, Sccg pro tenn,
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DieH.

IN this Village, on Friday the 9TH instant Hon.
GEORGE ANSON ALLEN, aged ~ years.
The death of Judge Alien, though anticipated for
some months, has filled our town with sadness. Sci
dom has death removed from our midst, n citizen who
shared more largely in The respect and attachinen' OF
the community around him, aud it will be many n day
before u noblcr or purcr heart will cease 10 beat.
His life has been an active onc-activc, not in the
mere pursuit Of selfish purposes, but in the cheerful and
unwcaricd Performance of all the duties of a man, n
citizen, II christina. Through the changes of a life
not unmarked by vicissitudc and trih1, he preserved IN
shaken the calm confidence and patient resignation
which so peculiarly distinguished his character, and
which sllone with mild radiance around the lhickcn-
ing shadows of the mortal hour. With accomplishing
mcckncss he looked through The pain and WEAKNESS
OF ht> long illness, to The certainty of n speedy death
beyond, and almost with his last breath, declared his
willingness 20 die. To rs all. his loss Is a deep bcrcave-
mcnt, but there is IA circle, where the memory of his
domestic virtues will long be cherished with Affection
ate solicitudc, and where the loss of such a guide ard
protector, is indeed Il bitter calamity.
Judge Allen was elected Sheriff of this County in
1882, and his subsequent reelection to the same rcs-
Office for cislit successive years sufficiently in
dlcatcd the confidence entertained in his character
Ia 1911 he was elected "A Judge OF the County Court of
this Comfy, which station he filed al the time of his
death. Cam.
In this ,illagc on the 9TH inst, Miss Elizabeth Rob
inson, aged 30.
In Richmond. Oh the 9Th inst, of Consumption.
Miss EMILY GLINES, aged - years. Printers in n.
linnpshlre are requested to copy.
In Grand Isle, Aug. lith, WILLARD GcRpov, AIRED
50 ycars. Printers m n. II. are requested, &c,
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lflarric0.

In W,siiord, on the 2nll at the residence Of Jacob
Dmry. ESQ. by Tire Rev. Mr.. White. Mr.. IENAs $.
Palmer, OF pIattcvillc, w. +, formerly OF Fairfax, TO
Miss LOUISA r. PARKER, of Milton.
At lie Roy N. Y. on the 2Gth inst, hy Rev. Mr..
ChipnaIi, Rev. CHARLES :. PUrNaM, of Woodbury.,
Conn. to Miss SARAH UANriELp, daughter OF the late
Osborne Filler, OF Scottsvlllr, n. Y.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE

win meet at the Town Hall. this Frdnf) evening
Al : O'Clock, to make arrangements for The business ol
the winter season. Mechanics who have made appll-
cation for admission, and those who intend 10 Join this
fall are invited TO attend aud all members are Urgent
ly requested to be present. BY order Of Board oi D-
rector. JAS. l.. BRINSMAlD,
Srptclihcr II.