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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-31
HOUSEHOLDER Artic.cS.

Cooking Stoves, Castings of all kinds.
Tubs, Buckets, Churns, Blooms, Brushes,
Selves, ColIee Mills, fine and common Table
Cutlery, fine and common Tea and Table
Spoons. Mncing Knives. Briuania and Plan
ished Tin Ware, also, common Tin Ware OF
every kind, BedcOrds, Cotton and Manila
Rope, cislern Buckets. Market and Clothes
Baskets, Travelling do, Rat and Mouse
Traps, Andirons, common ShOvels and longs
Steel and Brass Fire Sets, Wire Tenders
Backing, Preserving Kettles and Furnaces
Gridirons, WafFl4irons, Smoothingirons, Spit.
toons. Walters, Tea and Coffee Canislers
Kitchen Knives, Jelleg Moulds, Matches
Malchsafes, &c.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-31
2 a RMW AMRa

Garden Implements of all kinds, PadIocks
Chest, Drawer, Trunk and Cupboard do
Gunlocks, single or in pairs, Qua Mounting;
and Gunlock Limbs, Gun Tubes and Flints
Powder, Shot, Lead and Clpes, Poke
Cutlery, Shears and Scissors, SheePshcars
Horse Flems, Farrirs Knives, Garden Trim
mers, Files of all kinds, Cowbels, Stock:
and Dies, Wrcnches, Hasps and Sleples, Gate
Hinges, Draw. Sleelyards, with AID wiIhou
Scales, MoIasses Gates, Faucets, Plyers
Punches. Pncers, Pegbrakers, Shoe Thread
rwine, Powder Horns and Flasks, Bullet
Moulds. Rife Wpers, Stair Rods, Rafting
Augurs, Sand Sives, Grindsiones, Wrough
and Horse Nails, cotton and wool Cards
Corn Mills, Butcher Knives, Meulcleagers
Glue, Chalk, &c
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a Wholesale Rogue. Officer Stockett yes
tcrday arrested negro boy, named Stewart
Butler, on the charge OF stealing two pair OF
cloth pantaloons, the property of Mr.. John II
Wolf, conductor on the Baltimore and Phila-
delphia Railroad. The pantaloous were found
in the possession of a man by the name of Pol
lock, who keeps second hand store in Second
street, and to whom they were sold by the ne,
gro. When arrested, he had on pair of pam
falcons and other articles of clothing which
he had stolen from Mr.. James Burke, keeper
of tho Comm ercal Hotel, Pratt-st. There
were several other charges of larceny in a
small way, also against him. Butler was fully
committed for trial by Justice Miller
To .4ppear at Court. Nathan Cohen, whose
arrest we have already noticed, on the charge
of buying a large lot of blacksmith's and car
penter's tools, knowing them to have been sto-
len, was further examined yesterday afternoon,
bv Justice Kennard. The evidence being pref
ty strong against the accused, he was held to
bail IN the sum of $500 to answer the charge
at the May term of the City Court.
Rather Cool Quarters. Waterman Bradcn-
house of the Eastern district, found girl about
10 years of age, named Margaret Whalen, on
Thursday night, lying in dry goods box in
the street, asleep She was taken to the watch
house and taken care of during the night, and
in the morning provided with home 1t is
certainly rather early yet to lie out of doors
all night,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-07

Mr., JOSEPH BuREE. By reference to our adverts-
ing columns it will be seen that GU young alopted
countryman Joseph Burke, CHE Master Burke OF
years gone by is about TO visit our city for the pur
pose of displaying his great talents to approaching
public When last here, he TO delight and sur
prise us, alike, with his excellent deneat on sf the
Shaksperian Heroes, and his humorous drollsry in
the disqualification of Irish character. His mission
here now, is of different and lighter cas- tie; not as
the youthful stage player but the grown up cut
waited artist not to excite our surprise by the devc
lopmen of precious genius bnt TO take US by storm
with his Violin, and captvate our hearts by the ra-
Wishing sweetness Of his delicious tones. We have
had no opportunity, AZ YET, of ctiticzins for cur
selves, but the favorable opinion we have already
formed OF Burke's playing is drawn from the New
York and Boston papers, which, it is well known,
have been auding forh his praises loud and long since
his arrival from Europe. We can safely say then, to
readers hattheyneed fear no Disappointment and
therefore heartily invite them to assemble Sen nasse"
at Calvert Hall on next Tuesday evening and great
the distinguished Maestro, with bumper We are
much gralifed to learn that our popular cantatrice
Mrs Bailey, will charm our ears on the occasion
with the sound of her sweet voice.
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Militia BILL. In another column we give
the report Of the Baltimore city delegation, to
whom vas referred the bill drafted by the Mil
itary Convention, for the government Of the
militia Of Baltimore. II will DC seen that the
report is adverse to the adoption OF the bill
The delegates admit the lnperIcctlons OF the
present system, ana that 1t Is a dead I21er up
on the statute book; but they nave doubts
whether The proposes substitute would eiI'e'
any good purpose Ihey appear to iaVo aF'l-
we'd at the conclusion, that no loJltla system
whatever is requlred and yet we hear the de-
claration almost daily uttered, "iH peace pre-
pare fox var" 1t Is sound MAXIM, and
should be adopted by prudent people, so Tar
as to have proper dcioncos erect d, and per-
feet enrolment OF The militia OF the nation
Bat experience hai sheWn 'h4l occasions arse
extraaeous from foreign wars, where the serVl-
ces oil volunteer companies ale essential 10 1he
preservation Ct public u1n4dihty' lhe Guy
Of Baltimore should never be destitute ol SUCH
an organized force; but II The Legislature VIII
take no interos' in preserving such organIza-
ton, II is natural to suppose that the eXettohs
OF individuals VIII DC 'e'a"ou' mere Is one
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C;,,o,,I,r E..,,,,..,,,oo A ,,or.o, ~, ,ho
,arnn Of r,o,k fn,hn resided in What ia called
Entaw court Opposite the Methodist church
in North Euta,v street, disap0eared very sud-
dnoly. and We ehouId saw. rather mvstoriouslv.
about a week since. lie was in in his bed
with the small box, and one nirht durlnr a fit
Of deI,riun. bs rot I'm. with nothing but his
shirt ON. and left The house without the know
ledme of any gifts inmatca-sinca which time.
now over a week, no person has either seen or
heard Of him. lie has been advertised, with
a DESCRIPTION of hi, person, bat 10 clue 10
where he could have zone, or what NAV have
happened to him, has reached the ears Of his
family or friends. # appears very singular
that he could have gotten out Of the city, in
that dress, without somc person seeing him,
aud stopping him. There IS o|erv reason to
believe that g has 'Hnt with an u"tlmeiy end
"y drowning or otherwise
Robbery. Yesterday morning, some th'ci
entered The mousse OF James ii. GanOuIh' III
SUES street, near L"'tef' ara S'o'e rom Iho
Hlchen nan do2en "Ver dessert spoons, not
mcrEcu' ne 'h'e1 ~ sIpF o"po 10 nave ucell
,o 'lo" o,l'' 60 t,,o @ T w." ,,''J
Uo T r., 'n ,r;or g., W"
c"I,t b,",, tao ooI nv, roy,,,os Cr
,, ,,,, ''', tr ,Jaa' w.
",2}, nv, i;,55, ,o, at,o j.; tho ,.,,
,ordoy III ,r"n" r,aao Ic.cnnt n"Gn ,5rno
bnrs ,,,,,n. ,ycrn o,',,oc5 in ,Ir,n,, ,,rc rr,n,
cgnq} hoat lr,ng m ,na R,rE R,s,n' Twn
If ,I.n vn,ng Eone,,Is wc,c ins.d. Of tbr honi
Which was i1looLr&. and vcrc ycrv bnsiyy en-
gagged in taking tie zinc with which the boat
is lined on tho inside, of by The aid Of spike
and hammer. The other, rather large boy,
was alongside in boat, awaiting to carry oil
their plumber. The officer was unable TO ar
rest but one, who is German, about l2 wears
tf aye. He was committed ior further oX-
animation by Justice Miller.
.?'arln Of Fire. The alarm Of fire on Thurs
Iav NIGHT. at II O'Clock. was caused bv the
burning Of a shed. on Re,hcl.st., between WIKI
and FIeet streets. FEELS Pout, 1t was soon
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THE WEEKLY CLIPPER. Al who wish an interest
ing paper should procure copy of to days Weekly
Clipper, Its contents embrace choice variety of
intelligence; with report Of the markets; sales of
stocks; proceedings of Congress aud Legislatures la.
test news from Mexico; editorials; several pieces of
poetry; amusing anecdotes miscellany; aud the tol-
lowing excellent stories; ''The Bible Legend Of the
Wis ahkon," "Thc Devil in the Market House, y
Narrow Escape or Young Lady, ""Mad of Guild
ad Rodrigo and Two others in relation 10 Hon. Dan'l
Webster and Hon. IL Clay. The price Of this excel
lent weekly is only 81 per year, or cents copy.
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Close OF THE DEBATE. The debate in the
House of representatives on the Oregon ques-
ton, Will be closed on Monday next. We pre-
dicted fe" days since, that as soon as the
official editor "shook his ambrosial locks and
gave the nod" it would be obcyed by the
House; and such has been the case. 1t is a
good thing to have some one a, Washington
who has the power TO check the loquacity of
members, otherwise their tongues would wag
forever. The country is certainly under OBJ
locations to the veteran editor for issuing his
command to close mouths. He makes an adj
mirable dill sergeant, and we hope that he
will enforce discipline upon the members OF
Congress, SO that they may learn to ''speak by
the card, ;" and not run into all kinds of exces
ses az has been the case heretofore.
{ Hon. H. CLAY. This gentlemtn has en-
ragged passage at New Orleans for Havana
IA a brig, with 60 other passengers.
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THE MUSEUM. The "Thimb'e Rig" the "Beau
in a Box,r and the new drama Of the "Cricktt on
the Hearlh,' are the attractions at the Museum this
evening An admirable bill, and will secure good
house. Quite an excellent bill is also posted for The
afternoon performance, which p,reats aud guardians
should take notice of, and act accordingly. These
afternoon entertainments grea, treat 10 the ju-
venes, and the worthy manager deserves the thanks
of heads of families for introducing them.
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BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
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g7-THE VIarrER-sTILL IN THE FIELD
The Baltimore Saturday VistCr, for to-day, is an I'M
usually good number. 1t gives article upon the
moveneot of the Legislature for the dcstru ton of
thetlerdom of the press, with editorials the sub
ject from the "i.utheran Observer" and The ''New
York Tribune, :" aad also from Baltimore curcspon-
dents to distant papers, private letters, &c; The
'Grand Inquest, or C0ndemirg UDheard," being ~
chapters Of the mysteries Of Maryland Legislation,
embracing MIR. Cag tbs Speech, SC; Letter from
"a Maryland Farmer" on slavery; LITTER from An
napoiis "Startina Fight, or Month after Marriage
a tale by Rev, Johh II. Mellon; "a tale Of Fire"
louudaden the late fire among the Booksellers; The
express, Or the steamers ina charcoal sketch
by Joseph g. Nealc; Engmas; News, sc. Price,
singly ccnts-for sale at The Office, No 10 North ST.
and also at No. ijlliotl's Buildings Washington.
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NEW AMERICAN NOVEL, &c.
AYIOR. WILDE & co.

IAH i'lR, WILDE q 20,
4,5 and Jarvis Building, North street.
CLAIBORNE, TIE RE8EL-A Romance OF Many
land unGcr the Proprietary, by w. a. Carpenter,
Esq Of this city This is an interesting local
R0manCC-pylCe % cents.
EDDEf - LADH'S BOOK, for Fcb'y. This hand
some uu nb"r contains two splendid engravHgs
ANA coored Fashion Plate, with the usual amount
of original uninterrupted - cents Subscription
50 a year,
THE KNlCEERbOGKER MAGAZINE .0r Feb. 80
TnE ECLEC re MAGAZINE for Frhruary-a
valuable miscellany of foreign literature. 50
hUN1 > MERCHANTS MAG ZINE Tor Feb.
popular and useful commercial monthly 50
LIVING AGE, No 81, for tins eek, comprising
the u-ual variety Of elegant literature, sc. l2i
LIFE IN LONDON, No. s. Thus much looked
for No. OF "A truly thrilling romance issued, l2I
THE WIDOWS WALK. or Mystery of Crime, l2l
JOHNS ALIVE. or the Bride of Ghost, by Wm
=. Thompson, Esq aulror Of Major Jones'
COurship, &c, with an illustration this po-
puiar tale Is Just published III book orm, l2J
Also, all the WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS of Bos.
ton, New York and Philadelphia, with every new
cheap Publication OF the various publishers US soOU
as issued, for sale whole ale and retail, by
TAYLOR, WILDE & co,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers,
Jarvis's Buildings, Nortl-st
Us The WEEKLY HERALD, &C. for sale this
afternoon on the arrival of the cars. 1t
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RENCONTRE AND PROBABLE MURDER. A
rencontre occurred at Hoguestown, Cumber-
land county, Pa, on Wednesday evening, at
the tavern of Joseph Geer, in which a cooper,
named John Evans, was stabbed by one Sam
uel Hunter, and was not expected to survive.
Hunter and Evans quarrelled about the maste.
ry of the bOr-room, when II. cut f. in the alb.
donen, making deep wound of several inch
es. Both were in liquor
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FRONT ST. THEATRE. On the occasion OF Mr.. Sis-
bees benefit, this evening the performances will be
varied and more than usually entertaining Five
different pieces, entitled respectively, "Hard Sub
ject," sold Times in the Bay State" "Yankee
Abroad" "American Ploughboy," and "The Married
Rake,' will be brought out and sustained by pow
erful and efficient caste. This will be the last ap-
pearance of Mr.. Ssbee.
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4 I'Jll W IIUN Z DU,,
Printers, Publishers aud Booksellers.
4, ) ami d Jarvis Buildings, NoitH street
d-tREAT PERIODICAL AND NEWS

d-4REAT PERIODICAL AND NEWS
W MART. ". N, Hy4RRIS0N, No. | Jarpis,
Buildings North-st New Books, Periodicals, sc. re.
cCiVed. Gofry's Lady'S Book for Feb. magnificent
No., . steel plates and Patisan plate Of Fashions
the literary matter excellent, single Nos 27c; The
Widows Walk, or the Mysteries Of Crime, Il ncW
work, by Eugene Sue, illustrated, 25c; Wandering
Jew, illustrated edition, No. H. l5c; Liuelps Living
Age, No. 81, l23c; Johns Alive, the Bride Of a
Ghost, l2Ic; ClairDone The Rebel, Romance of Ma
ryland, by W. H.Carpenter, 25c; Francis Carlton or
the Boston Blacksmith, 80; The Spanish Pirate, il
Illustrated 25c; The Golden Marriage, do Csc; Col. de
JuvIe. by Eugene sue.
ALSO-The Western Continent for the present
week, the richest No issued, 6tc Flag Of the Union
a splendid No., 4c The Iris Visiter; all the Phade
phia and New York papers, and rich supply of the
London Pretoria papers, Punch. &c.
N. e. The New York Weekly Herald will be rich
this week, and may be expected at O'Clock this
daV. II
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SUPERIOR MUTTON. The superior lot of Mountain
Mutton Slaughtered yesterday by Mr.. J. M Turner,
will be exposed for sale to day at his Stalls in the
Centre Market. Give him call The sight alone
will be glorious one to all ep' cures.
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Brig Napoleon, Chppsebrough, from Rio de Janeo
Dec, - Coffee 10 Th0s. WnlrrldLc Il Co. Spoke
Dec. -, lat, .! Il, nn - % big Jos. Coperlhwaitc
Eyas, from Eio tsaiied i3h) Phladelpha; d uit
tat. II ~ ;. ION } 10, brig susan from London for
MHurluus Island, all well and wished 10 be reported.
Brig hbfasla, POrteteld, IL days from II, Orleans
to the Capes, sugar and mOaSsCS, To q. W. Bruno Il
Sops Passed yesterday off Snagp's Island, full
rggGd brig ashore; to-day al The mouth Of the river,
brig Commerce, Blanchard, from ". Orleans.
Schr Bradore, Leavittc, days FIN Portland, 10
Kirkland, Chase X Go.
Schr Jack Downing, Fielder, I'm Philadelphia, mdse
10 J. w, Brown.
Barge Chesapeake, Dennis, I'm Philadelphia, mdse,
to J. A. ShrivGr.
Steamer r. f, Stockton, Layman, from phade-
phia, mdse, TO ]. a. Shrvrr.
Steamer Herald, Rus. ell, from Norfolk Saw OF
Kent Island topsail schr
BELUW-A haIque, supposed the Maryland, from
Boston.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Albion, Kenny, from Baltimore via Boston,
arrived mt HALIFAX Oath ut
Redwing, Kinks, I'm ST. Johns, N L for Baltimore,
sailed from Holmes Hole 3lst ut
Schr Mary, Welsh, for Baltimore, cl'd al Whining
ton, N g Both ult
Schr Mary Ellen, Cole, from Rum Key, arrived at
Charleston ID inst
Schr FIor-dtl-Mar, Hart, from Baltimore for Ports
mouth, N II was at Holmes Hole ID inst.
Schr Jos. Turner, that ashore on the Delaware
Beach, hoated off on the Sd INST. and now lies be-
tween the Breakwater and the point OF Cape Heno-
pen.
Schr Sarah E. Merrill, Strong, for Baltimore, CID
at N. York 9Th inst; schr Chesapeake, Stewart from
Baltimore, arrived at do same day.
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yyyREMBLEY 81 CO.'S NATIONAL
81 - LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE NErICEI

This gleat Capitl Prize Office has been removed
from No. las Pratt-st. TO No. I SOUTH CHARLES
STREET, where we will commune to keep a supply
of the lucky numbers in all the Lotteries under the
management of J. G. Gregory & CO.. and invite all
who want god prizes for n small outlay TO give tps
aca,l. The following splendid schemes will be drawn
this week:
FRIDAYS $4,000, 2O0n, 30 of 1000, &c. Tickets
So so; qrs 62 cts. Certificate Of package S8 rs.
SATURDAY-The favorite Snail fry-Capitai Of
$4,000 Tickets 81 25; halves e. cts; gis. 3lc Ger
ticaes of packages Of whC!es SIS; halves 50; quar-
tiers 81 so; eighths 81 25.
% For The priIrs in the above Lot cries apply
TREMBLEY & co.
No South Charles street,
it one do or FROM Baltimore street.
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Hon. THos. +. MARSHALL. This gentle
man, says the Indiana Register, recently broke
his temperance pledge, in consequence Of Pc
cuniary embarrassment and disappointed ambi-
ton. Before drinking, however, to excess,
reason returned to its throne and conscience
resumed her balance. He went to the Exccu-
tive Committee Of the Society, asked forgive
ness, and renewed his pledge The next eve
ming he made two powerful speeches at a tenn
PcranCo meeting first acknowledging his
dercliotiou, and the second an eloquent appeal
to young men, Il large number of whom Joined
IMPORTANT RuMoR. The Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Telegraph writes
--"On Saturday last, Mr. Pakemham address
ed an official communication to the Secretary
OF State, ombodying a proposition from the
British Government to submit the contendng
claims for the Oregon territory to arbitration
leaving, as understand, the selection of the
nmprago with the President Of the United
States. A Cabinet Council was immediately
convened, and formal rejection Of the propo-
sal was agreed upon and transmitted to Mr.
Pakenham. This is the information, as | have
it flom quarter which it would be improper
for me to disregard.o
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BYKNE & CO'5 OFFIOG,

Corner of Exchange Place aud So ith st. (
YHNHrS DAY Remember ths tie day the Small
Il Fry draws--he lottery above all 0,llers that
BYRNE s. co. excel in. If you want one of the
% whoes cost only SIS halves 80, qra. 81 50-Capi-
tails 5000, $500, &C. Single tickets 81 25, halves
62c, qrS. Bic
Sold in Yesterdays lottery TO Nos. Ia 49, $1,000,
half ticket, sent to York, Pa.
Orders addressed TO the firm Of Byrne s Co. al
ways meet with prGlapt attention.
BYRNE CO, ~ South street,
1t Baltimore, Md
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CO. PATAPSCO FIRE COMPANY. The mem
bers Of ihe Patapsco Fire Company are respectfully
notified hat SPECIAL me- ing ST the Company will
he held at their Hail on THIS SATURDAY. EVE
MING, 7lh inst. a. u O'Clock Important business
will be submitted for the cOnsidGra ion. BY order
of the President. HENRY NJ. hlILNOR;
fe6-2t Secretary,
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NF-OFFlClhL DRAWING OF he Md Consoi
dated Lottery, class No. II, for 1916:
Al II 10 : l6 60 II CO Is 90 % %
and Al being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each s25
| and ! being the ID and 81 drawn Nos each 20
II aud n, ing the 3D. and ith drawn Mos. each l6
and 10 being the h and stu; or and 8, be-
ing Tie 9Th and 9Th drawn Nos. each 10
Al having Two Of The drawn Nos. on Them, each ;
AL having on" omv Of the drawn Nos. on, " q
{G3- Per ihe celebrated prize firm Of
1t EMORY 4 CO., no. 2 ". CalyCrt-st.
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SENTENCE OF DEATH, Martin, who shot
his sister in-Iaw a short time since, in Arkan-
sas, has been tried, convicted, and sentenced to
be hung.
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NEW uA.ns Ns. sunCNING HAn NNns

NcssFs. Editors Of the Clipper:
{4- Many the Ills and veXations one is subject
To, who sports shocking bad nat. In olien times
il was conceded that ''!he mind is the index OF the
man" but now, in this aye of improvement and great
dI cernmeEt, let the hody be the tenement for 4 mind
Of the n0best attributes, of heart ever 80 good aud
generous, how liable il the possessor be cut, aad
passed by unnotiCed, if he be not deCked in The trap
pings Of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! 1t
in fact, is all and al! to constitute the man. for
who is not aiIured by outward appearances? Ave.
does not thn learned pale duck to the Golden GOD
more in oheisance 10 what is on the head Than in it;
Therefore, your readers who would command smil-
ing recogniinns, and honIed congratulations, Should
go TO 'EKEEVlL'S,'' 8s BALTIMORE STREET, there
purchase AT cheap, and of d quality TO 0'Gr gloss
faults nnumerah'e, If >uch there be. The which,
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on the 81 inst. by Rev Aqujla Reese, GEoRGE WI
MiNSicH 10 Miss MARIANA HARMs, botA Of tfa
city.
Gu the I'd inst. by Rev Evans, WIN. NJ assrYgLp 20
Ans TWANus, both Of Baltimore co,