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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-11-28
ERlM AIrEATAN

BY way Of Havana, have received late dates from Me
rda and Campeachy. The last mentioned town is in state
OF revolution IN consequence of the act Of adhesion Mexico
Accounts from Merida give ground to believe that pro.
nuncameno has taken place against that measure and
c expected between the glrsons and the troops Of the
two places The Diao dc Ia Marina says is known thai
Campeachy forced acknowledge the act recognising
General Santa Anna Besides the hatred borne towards
Santa Anna by that town. they aego another motive fol
her resistance the certain blockade of the ports of the whole
Peninsula by the American Squadron which would put STOP
to all their trade in the Gulf
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-11-28

letter from Vera Cruz Of October % says that French
mdshpman had been arrested and put in prison suspicion
Of conveying dispatches shore from Commodore CosSEn
After lying in prison nine days, il turned out that the des
patches consisted Of an AMERICAN newspaper, which he was
taking to commercial house from his captain. The French
Commodore quite indignant that such indignity had
been offered TO on officer OF the King Of the French.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-11-28

GuS CorroS SUPERSEDED. Mr.. George Turner, OF
Leeds England has discovered posve compound cheap
than that from cotton Instead Of cotton he sd,cd
any brous vegetable NATTER which he mmerscs from eight
minutes in equal Of nitric acid specific grav
~ and half and Of common oil Of vtrol slight IN
Of the latter the rapdy Of combustion With
this prepared sawust Mr.. Turner discharged pocket po
loaded with ball, with equal force 70 that OF sonpawder
Weight for weight no thinks The sawdus w prove ne b-
ter projectile,r
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STRANGE ITEMsIt is estimated that the annual amount
expended New o city for cigars less than $780, O00
The annual cost Of feeding the dogs in the United States is
said TO be millions Of dollars II is said that $1,000
sacks Of dust annually consumed in London for stuff
ing dolls nlonc.
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me steamboat Tonnalcuka, whose loss in the Mississippi
rVer ny striking Polk stalk" The Western papers term
nag sawyers &c. announced some days since had on
po''n ~ we clothing intended 1r the Rife Regiment,
assembling Je, rson Ba,rocLs rbs occ;len, ,iI
cause great delay ~ The Of the regiment which is
under orders for Point Isabel e' $500
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-11-28

A RAILROAD SNAsu-The Hollidaysburg Register
tains the particulars Of ghu accident and miraculous
escape which occurred Plane 10 of the Portage On Fri
day last section boat crossing the mountain trucks
and, being under Roadway the descending gradc il
discovered that the breaks Of the trucks of order and
entirely useless Those board that 10 Ho
ldaysburg at fearful speed and smash the end Of the
journey, inevitable Two three eapcd of nj imminent
risk but the captain his wife, and hoy remained aboard
Onward sped the boat with increasing velocity until opposite
the United States ots in tho borough she struck Of
SIX standing the track The first instantly dash
ed to atoms, leaving wreck behind, and the other five
stove and destroyed The boat was also injured
sideably hut remained the trucks and strange say,
those on board escaped without injury!
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FROM NEW YORK.

The weather is intensely cold, and there great appro-
henson That the canals will be closed cutting off receipts
This gives holders rmncss, and the feeling the -four mar
ke therefore better than when business closed Wene
day. Genesee flour was held to-day at So 37 and receivers
generally ask $3.50 The market rather fat with
4 downward Tendency
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'IUNIHHEIJ NTNTIHEH I"IV'
Poor Ridgely is dead. lie buried yesterday, and IS
morncdb by the entire army Major Lear will not live twenty
four hours longer We have late from San Luis he 20
osi the effect that Santa Anna there with twelve thou
sand men and no less than Hirtyeren Gcner0Lt lie
recruiting daily, but his intentions not known
mored that Busamente has gone NORTH III the direction Of
chihuahua, 10 meet Gen. Wool and further il is positively
asserted that the Indians killing and laying oil be-
fore them in The latter state Not line in the shape
0( news Yours &c.
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rnoN run yEw ORLEANS rIcAruxr OF NOVEMBER IA.

FROM THE NEW ORLEANS rIcAruSE oF NOVEMBER IA.
TIE VERY LATEST FROM MoNTEREY.-We yes
terday received letter from distinguished officer
Of the American army at Monterey, which is three
days later than any thing we have seen. That por-
ton of il in relation TO Bustamcne we look upon as
rather doubtful, although the old General may have
been sent mp in the neighborhood Of chihuahua and
Sonora 10 look after Gen. Wool. We make cx-
tracts from the letter, which is dated
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23

Mr.. Benton was opposed to Government iss-.ag
paper money thus early in the war; He was for
taxation first, far as the country could bear it,
loans next and as a last resort, Treasury notes.
He wanted tax on tea and Coffee One insuper-
able objection to this bill is the authority to receive
the notes as they come in, and he moved to strike
IL out.
The bill then, on Mr. Lewis's motion, was post
poned until tomorrow
The Tariff bill was then taken up. Mr.. Davis
resumed and concluded his speech in behalf of the
protective system.
Mr.. McDullie then called for the question.
MIR. Johnson of Nd, wanted to speak for not
more than two hours, but would not be prepared
until tomorrow.
Mr.. McDufe would be GLAD to oblige the gen.
tlemon from Maryland, but could not consistently
with his duty.
After some conversation Mr.. McDuflie yielded,
and the bill was postponed until tomorrow.
The Senate then went into Executive session,
and the doors being opened, adjourned.
1oUsE.-The House proceeded at once to the
consideration OF Bills on the private calendar.
SATURDAY, July Is.
SENATE. In an incidental discussion, Mr. Cam
eron took ground against Folks Tariff and Mr.
Calhoun said that Tea and Coffee must be taxed
Mr. Benton's amendmentto the Treasury Note Bill
was rejected, 33 to 16 Mr.. Johnson, of Nd, spoke
against tho New Tariff bill The House was en-
ployed with private bills.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23
NEW WOODEN MACHINE.
nv

TOR SALE by DENNY, RICE & GARDNER, Sc Milk street,
Boston, 10 Narrow Looms e. Fairmun's PatouD Warp
and Dressors, Cardng Machines and Clothing,
Spinning Jucs $40 spndes each, and Large Steam Boilers
The above Macl ney built by the best workman in New
England the latest and most approved style, warranted
we'll any in New England Part of the above Ma
cbinory is Stockbridge Nuuows, VT
For Fur particulars inquire of Martin beard, Washington,
Vt5 R0yui tf-ou, Stookbiisoi Va DENNY RICE *
GARDNER, Boston.
July, 1876. 753w
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lNeportod for the Traveller.l


BRIGHTON CATTLE MhRKEr-MoNDAY, July 90.
AZ Market 400 beef cattle, 10 yokes working oxen 40
Beef Cque-ESia s6j first quality $50 second quality
S102.
Cows and Calves Sales made 500, 90 90 81 and So
sheep Dull sacs OF lots at 5, l37 l6G, l75 and 5263
NJ b. Cattle arc vo'y poor in quality market to-day,
most of them sold-say so bend eit over.l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23
MAR RIED.

In Berlin, July G, by Rev. Austin Huzen, Mr. Thomas Locke
Of Bonston, Cunada East, to Miss Lydia f. Howard of Berlin
VT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23

E4N
WORM
The origin development, and support Worms 10 the hui
man system TO be attributed deprayed debiated
condition of the stomach and bowels being an established
dct mat where the digestion unimPaired, and the
powers o. the system in healthy sate they find no hab
aton This preparation has the peculiar only
destroying every worm, but also of producing healthy action
oil the stomach and other of Digestion thereby relieving
complaints arising from
gans. Although prompt and operation and not
unpleasant the tase it is perfectly safe adapted the
| cndcres age.
ORANGE, New. Jersey, July |, 1916.
a. b. & D. SANDS:
Gentleme-I purchased vial of Doctor Pery's Shot
Nermfuso about since, little
daughter, aged years she had been unwe for
months with such variety ofunfvorabe symptoms thought
sunken her cheeks ivd, her bowels swollen with severe
cough which annoyed her very much when asleep producing
stranguaon and complete prostraton of the system There
gradual wasting of the flesh with sickness of the stomach
starting the sleep and grinding Of the teeth itching the
and symptoms indicative Of worms gave the
first dose aud in few minutes thrown up
dose according directions which remained The
Nemuge administered in the evening, the
ing produced free operation Of tho bowels Tho first
charge brought away from forty fifty worms,
twelve inches long. This follow ed threo
discharges each Of which than tho
first evacuation and the child passed all than two hun
dred Amer the NeTmiuge had ceased operating
surprised sight, and Incredible
hove without being the fact that she could
have lived with such her bowels. Her health imme-
daey improved and all the unfvorabe symptoms off,
recommend this yau1b medicine parents and would
in it's favor than write. believe it is the eff
ocua remedy known for the expulsion Of worms, and
with feelings of profound gratitude to Dr. Perry, remain,
JOSEPH EDWARDS.
Price % cents per vial
Prepared by p H. f. PERRY, and sold wholesale and retail
by b. SANDS, Druggists, l0j Fulton street, corner of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23
wlsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
the great remedy for CONSUMPTION,


Asthma of every stage Liver Complaints Bronchitis Innuen
IN, coughs Colds, Bleeding OF tho Lungs, Shorness of
Breath, Pains and Weakness in the Side,
Breast, &c. and all other diseases of
the PULMONARY ORGANS.
very important donso which this Balsam" oxorts
very important influence is that ola
DISEASED LIVER.
IN s complaint 1t Or, Wsars Basam) has undoubtedly
oVou more ecacious than remedy hitherto employed
and IN numerouo Instances when patients endured long
aud eVero suerngs from the dsonso, without receiving
least oenet ron various remedies, and when MERCURY has
6oen eoed to In vain the of the Balsam has restored
Liver 10 healthy notion, and in many effected
PERMANENT CURES,
aho every known remedy acd produce this desired Of
feet.
Besides It's astonishing efficacy in the dsoasos mention
ed, We mso una it very efecua remedy in ASTHMA, n
complaint In which IL has been extensively with decided
success, even in cases of years standing.
II not 9ny omonatos from regular Physician, but has also
been wen cstod In all tho complaints for which IL is
mended IL Is not my ntansion, therefore, either cloak in
mystery OF IN any deceive tho public by ovoratng its vr-
tues on INC contrary shall simply ondeayor to give bre
statement OF IT'S usefulness and aer myself that Surprising
efficacy will enable furnish such proofs virtues MS
VIII SATISFY NC most incredulous that Consumption may
"CAN DE CUkED," ifhis Medicine he resorod to in time
None genuine unless signed [. BUTTS.
For SAFE ny = w. FOWLE l3s Washington st. Boston, also
3TFor sale by 5. 2. REDFlELD, Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23

DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE.--Oration are expected on
the day preceding Commencement, from Hon. Joel
Parker, Hon. Amos Kendall, Rev. William Adams,
d. d., and Poem by Rev. Elijah Kellogg. For
Commencement day July 30) the list of performers
embraces, we believe, the whole graduating class,
which happens to be small this year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23

Mn. DALLAS AND THE TARIFF. We see it
stated positively, by some and denied by others,
that MIR. Vice President Dallas will vote for Nc
Hays bill, as it come from the House. Mr.. Dallas,
we doubt not, would gladly oblge his kinsman of
the Treasury Department. and his friend the Presi
dent, but he is afraid of his Pennsylvania connec-
tions; and this leads TO believe that he will vote
neither for, against, the bill. We think he will
contrive ways and means to have majority one
way or the the other so that the casting vote of the
President of the Senate may be reserved for some
other important question. The result Of affairs in
the lower House, shows the power Of the Execu-
tive branch. We shall soon see what the Senate
will do, or sulfer-U. s. Gazette.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23

o." See first page for an interesting article in
reference to Norwich University and Mr. Brown
sons Address.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23

BOSTON MARKET-Mondav July 90.
Provsons1he market is without alteration and transact
tons mostly confined to retail Flour-Aiichigan O6
Ia p l3 Ohio, New Orleans 375 3s do yin cana
S3S7 H. Gencssee good common brands for consump-
on SA, IL l-aa le "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23
A CARD.

DR BANNING Of New York respee,fuiy informs debtat
- ed vsiters Springs that they consult him and
make experiment by his BODY BRACE, Mr. Wilbers on
Washington in Saratoga, through the month of August and
latter part of July
July 4th Is i5. 752w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23

TEHE GREAT ENGLISH PHYSICIAN. Among the many
eminent Physicians whose have recorded in
history aud handed down to PosleIty sk operators
scientific practitioners who by their extraordinary knowledge
OF Anatomy, Physiology Chemistry, and the Matea Medica
there Is not who occupies elevated station in tho
eyes OF his professional BRETHREN than the English Phys
clun SIR ASHLEY COOPER the original inventor of Sir
Ashley Coopers Ps these nly celebrated Pills, unlike alt
en- the patient while under their influence, neither do they
grippe or produce sickness In Cholc Bilious
Feve, Fever and Ague, Cholera Mobus Dysentey Con-
stipaon, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Worms, Piles, Gravel
Coughs Colds Influenza an diseases arising from change
OF climate Temperature weather, Improper of the sto
ach, lmput OF the Blood these valuable Pills the
eieacous medicine In the world Where these Pills used
other medicine required. The Sir Ashley Coopers Pills
sold at 25 box with full deoIons the Health
Agency, 81 Hudson st. N Y, and also at BALDWIN, SCOTT
cos, Montpelier, VT
p. S. One Pin only before each meal is dose. 74w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23

MAINE u. s. SENATOR. James w. Bradbury
Uoco,) Of Augusta, has been elected by bott
branches of the Maine Legislature, to represent
said State in the Senate of the United States, for
six years from the 4th of March, lS47. lie sue
ceeds the Hon. George Evans
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23
WIN. II. BRADFORD'S ESTATE.

VIM II. BKADFUKDS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at Mont
washington Districts peler, in and for said district,
the 18th day of July, A. d. 1916:
III EZEKlAH H.. REED administrator the estate Of VIM.
II H. Bradford lle Of Panhed Illinois, makes application
TO this Court IN writing here for license sell all the
tate OF which the said Bradford died sezed
lin, Observation-Disclosures that II will be beneficial the heirs
said decea ed and all concerned The esta have the
Sold and the appearing reasonable; Whercupon
deed that said application be heard the Probate
said Montpelier the LIST day Of August s46 O'Clock
NJ and further ordered that notice thereof be given
concerned by publishing the substance of said application
orders thereon, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal printed Montpelier V all of
which be before said time appointed for hearing said appca
ton that they may appear at said time and place if they
cause and object thereto.
BY the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy of record,
74:3w Ai'es LYMAN BRIGGS Register
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DISSOLUTION.

IuE copartnershp heretofore existing under tho firm q,
Webb & 20. by mutual consent, dissolved The do.
MINDS oil the late firm in the hands Vanwtigbt Uho
VIII attend to the closing of the due said firm
II. u. WEBB,
M q
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23

The Cholera. Letters from Persia state that Thu
dreadful disease is making frghtiul ravoges in tn,
interior of Asia. This scourge, which has travel
ed through Cabu, has already penetrated nearly al
far as Teheran.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-23

FTIco cHnTS noT
Prepared by Dr. H. f. PERRY, and sold wholesale and retail
William, NevYork.
Sold also By $. X. COLLINS, u,oIi.. ",
s. z. REDFlELD. NohpoIeI, W. 15eonlY
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VT. CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Assessment of Ten Dollars a ordered
"A by the Directors oft VeIno1t Genital Rail Road Compa
NY payable the first day Of Angus, Payments
be made the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Burlington at
the Bank of Montpelier, the Bank Woodstock or at the
Treasurefs Office, II ] fremont Row, Boston.
Dpston, June %, 1916. 7S.sa
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500 LBS.
Ia June, le46. 20
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-18
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Wing Nominating Convention. The Wing
nominating convention met last evening at
Union Hall, and organized by the selection of
Joshua Jones, Esq, as President; Nicholas l..
Wood, David Parr, V. Presidents; and Jas II.
Valiant and Geo B. Coale, Secretaries. The
convention was full, every member answered
to his name.
On motion of Geo. NJ Gill, Esq, the conven-
ton proceeded to nominate candidate for
State Senator. But two names were put in
nominaton-John Spear Nicholas and Charles
Nj. Keyser. On the first ballot, Mr.. Nicholas
received al votes, Mr.. Keyser SO, and ? scat
terng. On the second ballot, Mr.. keyser
received SO votes, and Mr.. Nicholas Al. Mr.
Keyser was then declared the unanimous choice
! of the convention. The name Of Major James
| o. Law was then put in nomination for Mayor,
which was received by the convention with
great unanmity. He would, without doubt,
have been unanimously chosen, but Robert II.
| Coleman, Esq, arose and read letter from
him, peremptorilY declining to be a candidate
for reasons of a private nature. The conven-
ton, without transacting amy other business,
adjourned until Monday evening next.
Emigrants. The Bremen baruue Favorite,
I Captain Hohorst, arrived here on Tuesday y,
! from Bremen, with 1873 German emigrants on,
board. The ship Ann, Capt Horstmann, ar.
rived yesterday from the same port, with 1853
passengers. Also, ship Louise, Steenken, from
Bremen, with 1872; ship Herald, Pullen, from
Amsterdam, with 1852; ship Garoone, Myers,
from Rotterdam, with 80; ship Grace Brown,
Myers, from Bremen, with 1877; barque Leortine,
Thormann, from Bremen, with 80 passengers
Fully Committed. Frank johnson, the CO.
lored boy, arrested few days since, on the
charge Of stealing 81 so from James Jones, al
so colored, had q further examination yester-
day before Justice Egerton, and was fully COM
mitted for trial
Discharged. Martha Collins who was arrest
ed some ten days since on the charge of steal
ing $40 from the late Thomas Quay, was yes
terday discharged by Justice Kennard, the ev-
idence not being deemed sufficient to send the
case to court.
The Appeal Court A number ofappeal ca
ses were disposed of yesterday, before judge
Purviance, in the equity court room; none
however, of any public Importance.
Charge of Theft. A colored woman, named
Celsta Morgan, was brought into the Western
District Watch house on Wednesday night, ON
the charge of stealing several articles of cloth
ing from Maria Beverly. Justice Wright COM
mitted her to Jail for further examination.
Felony Adam Morgan, John Thomas, and
John Smith, three boys were arrested yester-
day on the charge of felony, by officer Moon.
Justice Kennard committed them to Jail for a
further examination. We did not learn the
nature ofth charge.
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A MEXICAN DEPOT
IA OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS,
MARSH MARX FIT hfNE


j. TOY & co. beg leave to inform the citizens of
Baltimore, that they have opened Store at the above
place. for the sale of Standard and warranted MEDT-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, where they will be happy
to wait upon those who are so unfortunate as to be
in an, wise afflicted, al who may want any article
DR.. M, K. MITCHELL'S GALvANIC BANDS.
FLUID, &C., for the cue of Rheumatism Neuralgia.
and all other Nervous diseases If these Bands, sc
not found TO be superior to any others in use the
money will be refunded n
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restoring and
beautifying the human har-warranted to benefit or
no charge Reader can you ask any thing more fair,
We ask for il ONLY one trial-satisied ai The Iadv
or gentleman who purchases one bottle, will not az
forwards do without il.
.W FOR sale at the General Agency, No, ssJ Marsh
Market Space; and also at W. G. Gekler's Comb and
Fancy Store, 81 Baltimore street, near Cav: 8. r.
Smiths Periodical Agency. No | Sun Buildings: q.
Wisenlan's Drug Store, corner Baltimore and Cove
streets; T. l.. Ennis Umbrella Store, 3S N. HowmS
street; H. sister's Fancy Store, No. 203 Broadway,
Fehs roih' jy23- eof
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Ell EEP IN LUCK,s WAY.

~ hEf I'm LUCh'S WAY. Without a
.HA- ticket you can't draw prze-ihat is certain /
This day, for the accommodation of all, EMORY x
co. sell tickets for the small of 25 cts. each -
Packages, containing 25 tickets, the whole combna,
toH OF the Lottery, Emory Co. will sell for SO col
THIS is the scheme for all to try their luck in, and
Emory & Co. has n handsome assOrme Mt of tickets
you can suityour self with any number YOU want,
and can have as many packages to: choose from as
sou wish, as packages are all the 20, and Emory 81
Co.'S the luckest place in the world to purchase
them. We invite all TO give US a call.
THIS DAY! THIS DAY!
70 Nos. and IL drawn ballots
CAPITALS! CAPITALIST
of 4 000 DOLLARS! Iof 800 DOLLARS
2of l,0O0 DOLLARS! of 500 DOLLARS!
AND 80 OF $50 EACH
Tickets only Sl-sharss in proportion
This is the little beauty for packages. The risk
on pr ekage only $3.50. 05- Emory Il Co. sold I'M
yesterdays Lottery, class 81 is three number prizes
from $1,000 10 500 each. This is glory enough fol-,
one day.
85- For prizes in any Lottery, always apply in pei :,
son or by mail 10 the far famed pttery irm of
EMORY & CO., u. s. Lottery Agency,
No Gavert-st., ID Lottery Office
1t from Baltimore street.
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AL m A b A O.
Moons Dnases,
MARRIED

On the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Vinton, THOMAS \
bIThEN to Miss MARIA l.. HoFluNs, ali of this civ
=, AT Washlngton, 9TH inst. BENJAMIN F. PRICE
MARY HsMPHRIEs. On the 7h, WIN. l.. H. sMTrH
MARTHA ANN HOLLAND. On the 10th, SOLOMON Rp,
TO CATHARISE SNAUBER. On the Ism, FRANc'
LAMB to ELIZABETH SEssFORD, and on the same da
RICHARD M SCOTT, of Fairfax county, Va. to MI
VIRGINIA, eldest daughter of DR.. J, S. GuHnelI.
Washington,