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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

Al New Orleans on the OH, nsws was rs-
ceivsd. from Tampico TO rhs t~t. The kexi-
can revolution " as going oD swin,n,ipgly -
On the IIil December the officers of the army
ar San Luis Poioti, met ut Tile house VI the
commander general, Romeo, and signed u
strong manifesto asuin.t the administration.
charging it with perGdy, ignorance, and
coward'ce, und with thwarting the purpose Si
the army 10 move OH Texas, and with losing
all resp.ciabiiity by allowing II minister from
The United States to reside in the capital, aud
declaring that every future act Of the govern.
ment shall be void, that the functions of con-
gress shall cease, and an extraordinary con.
gress be convened as soon as The army occu-
pies the capital. Paredss il named for chic {
Of the arms, and whoever with arms opposes
the plan, shall be punished.
The govornor aud assembly Of the depart
ment of San Luis Potosi fully approved lha
act Of the army and committee Of general
officers was sent TO invite Paredes to ac,ep,
The purple. Ills reply had not been returned,
but there was no doubt OF his accepting
On tho 10Th December "a meeting Of the
officers stationed at Tampco was held ut tho
residence Of Gen. II. Anastasio Perrodi, tho
cominandant general of the department, aud
tho proceedings OF the army at San Luis were
laid before them. They adopt, as their own
IN every respect, tho action Of the army Of re-
serve, and direct their proceedings 10 be cum
municated to Gen. Arisia, aud urgently en-
treat him to unite his forces To the army Of
Paredes, to secure the we'll being Of the 70.
public.
On the 2lst Gen. Parrodi addressed u circu.
lar to the citizens oftho department. and another
10 the troops, and calls upon them to stand by
General Paredes, who alone can sustain tho
honor Of the nation. ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
Fl ER AID OF THE TIM IS.

Petition Of Abby s. Smith for leave
to file petition !or divorce (; granted
Resolution adding Edward w. Law
ton 10 the commission on the old State
debt passed.
An act providing for the payment ol
the board Of poor prisoners confined lor
debt read, the rule was suspended and
the act passed.
An act in amendment Of an net pre-
scribing The manner Of proceedings in
Court, referred by the committee on the
judiciary TO the House read, The rule
was suspended and the act passed.
Resolution discharging Cato Bright
man from his imprisonment on the first
day Of April next (; passed.
An act introduced by MIR +. Brown,
authorsing the bodies Of deceased per.
sons, dying as poor persons and liable ia
be buried at the public expense, to be
delivered TO physicians upon certain
conditions, was laid upon the table.
Petition Of Susan II. Greene, guar
dian, for leave to mike partition Of wards
.estn,e granted.
The House divided upon the ques-
ton, and refused TO take it upby vote oi
90 to &c.
The bill abolishing capital punishment,
was called for. The House refused to
take up the bill by a vote SO 8.
The resolution making an apprOpria-
ton for the employment Of teacher in
the State Prison was called for. The
Fl ouse refused to take 1t up by vote OF
"a to 80.
Certain accounts were allowed and
ordered TO be paid.
Mr. Tourtellot offered the following
resolution
Resolved, unanimously, That tho thanks o
this House DO presented to the Hon. George
g. King for the courteous, able and impair
tial manner in which hs has discharged the
duties Of Speaker of the House Of Repre-
sen,atves during the past year.
The resolution passed unanimously.
The Speaker replied in lew brie
and eloquent remarks.
The House adjourned TO meet &c.
cording TO law.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

From MExIco.--The following para.
graphs ure furnished to the Union from the
Navy Department;
Extract from n letter dated Vera Cruz
Dec. IL.
"Our minister Mr.. S!idelll was very fiat.
teringly received by the authorities OF this
place, and It is known that he reached the
city in safety"
A file Of the Mexican Government paper
the Dhrlo del Goberno, from the 22d oi
NovcmbrS TO the l4th of December, has been
received Mt the Navy Department.
The Diar,o Of the 22d of November nm
nounces, under its editorial head, that the
Government, had, the preceding afternoon
received commnnIca'ioDs, by express, from
Generals Paredes and Arsla, TINT, in con.
sequence of the movements of the Uut"d
States troops at Corpus Christi, in making
reconnoisanccs and constructing bridges ior
artillery on the road leading to Maramcras
General Paroles was preparing to march
with the division Of reserve to the reinforce
nenl OF General Arlsta.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

NAvAL.-FRoM PfnsAcnLh-The follow
Ing u. ). vessels were anchor ed ~ the PEN
-pcclb Bay on The Sd instant Flag sh,p
Falmouth. sloops John ADAMS, st. Mary'o,
steamer Mississippi and brig lawrence.
a letter from Pensacola. dated the ~ ipst.
to the Mobile Tribune, says;
"Our ships contemplate n general move
shortly. Sn snys report. md It u brI,"vrd
they viii 20 rom this 10 Havana. IN" brig
Snmers sailed irw days since with spnl,n
orders, hut Is supposed Ia have been scut Ia
Vera Cruz.
"Thc General Crnr, Martial convened M
this place, Tor tho trial ol Lieutenant Russ
adjourned yesterday. | learn that the r,i.
drncc bdtuccd could not possibly affect
Licn'cnnn, Russ. IN the least"
g learn from private letter ~ri''cn nj
Norfolk. ihn, the irienic Pn'ornac Will return
TO the Cult aPnin. So soon ~ rrpnurd. bear
lng the broad pcnnant ol Cnnmod"r' p'ttv.
The u. :. ship Warren. was y, Il"nolul"
S1rdwith l-lnrhs. "n the i:'h ui Oc,rb,t.--
!,f. titt,,.t tI.IIp t.t 49,, -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

VksrRiLoauiss.-.A correspondent Of M
evening paper writes as follows, from Wash.
ins'on.
Signpr Blitz has taken ur his a5oho here,
lie undertakes Ia give instruction ~ vcntrilo.
quism, ii is said that several mcmbors Of
Congress are about Ia become his schnlnrs.--
They wish To "il,row" their voices, 81 as To
vote Tor mn abscut brother member occasion.
ally. This has sometimes been dono SUCCESS,
fully. About three ,"a,s ago, rcmrmbcr,
crrlaIu member ,oird iur apolhcr, who WAS
NJ Thai irme hOrS du rOm6m The ta..
course. The worst Ui u wns, however, that
hr had not s-nsr enough to keep his owO
crri. and that since that time NentrIlOtuism
has fallen INTO dl-gracu.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
The following Circular to collectors aud
other Custom House Officers has been issued
by the Secretary of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
January OH. ISl6.

by Tie Secretary OF the treasury.
TREAsUR, DEPARTMENT.,
January OH, lS46.
You are hereby instructed that all vessels
Of the United States. and their cargoes, ar
riving in your collection district from any
port in the State of Texas, on and after tho
81 ST doy OF December ,lSl5, the date Of The act
to establish n collection district in the State
Of Texas, and for the other purposes" arc
to be placed on similar footing without re-
ferencs to the date OF their clearance from,
ports in said ports in said Stnte, with yes
sells and their cargoes arriving from any
other district or port IN the United S'aies !
and SO as 10 vessels Of the United States
departing from your district with mcrchnr-
disc of foreign growth, manufacture Or pro-
duclon, for the State Of Texas, with respcrt
10 coastwisc transportation for benefit Of drnw-
back. Vessels and their cargocs arriving
IN any por, IN the Stale Of Texas, either
from a foreign mort or port in ony other
State or Territory IN the Unired States, nrr
to be placed on similar footing with veg
sells and their cargocs arriving ut potts III
any vi the States of the Union.
X. J. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

A case o. breach OF promise of marriage
wa- recently tfIrd ~ The l.rwis County IN :.
W EiTcrit tpnfi. Tn" pntrus wctr Nlss
LYDIA Adams nhh lum-r q. Wsi",- 49,
Strong rtpni whs ,ddurrd That tho defendant
had w"n the tar unr's or, cilon-. pin,nlsrd
to rspusr hrr, aud. like u inIlhlrss swain, ~.
h. uas, had rrglcct.d 10 iuil6l this prnn,ise.
Th" jury returned vr,dlri, showing that
Tie "khct damage winch the lady had sus-
inlu"d. Nhen converted iniu cn,h was SihO,
M It"m of ronsol,,mn under di~appo,ni,nrn,,
81 hWl ht. Natrts oH5 rgu,siDd W hiud
uIuT
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

/ a resolution was offered by the Sen
a,or from Cumberland that the State will
not hold itself responsible for any lega
services to any person, unless he is aD-
pointed by the General Assembly OF
lhe Governor.
Mr.. Rhodes saw no necessity for this
resolution.
Mr.. Ballou--lt can do no harm, and
il 10 always well to be safe.
Mr. Rhodes moved to postpone till The
next session F; it was postponed ac-
cordngly.
An act ~ provide for the board oi
prisoners confined in jail for debt was
laid upon the table.
| An act Of the House, in mendme nj
Of an act prescribing the manner Of pro-
cccd'ngs in courts, rule suspended, and
the act concurred in by the Senate.
An act enabling the lrecmen to vote in
April, instead Of Juue, on the question
Of granting licenses, was introduced by
The Senator from North Providence, and
passed
The Senate adjourned to meet ac-
cording TO law.
HoUsE--Certain concurrences were
received from the Senate.
Petition of New York, Providence
and Boston Railroad Company for a
Inendment of charter continued with
order Of notice.
An act enabling the people Of the town
oi Smhhiicld To- vote at District meetings
upon the question Of granting licenses
m that town read, the rule was sus-
pended and the act passed.
! An act respecting agents Of Life ln-
surance Companies read, and the rule
We suspended aud The act PASSED.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

SugATE -Nr. B,llou, called I'd ar
act offered by lin Ibis morning, in rela-
'lon to jnint committees, which was pas
srd
'tastas'ieus "a favor of the tariff OF
l81s, csns tr",n the House and were
,c"nrurtrI du Ly che senate, Que Senator
ONLY e 4 BaE.d ol West Green.
w"hl '@,os u, tl." no2siive.
ii'sust. - q tr house rcceded from
ns v"t" al Yesterday. rassipg nm Act
p'"'dIug i"s th. -o,p!nymem or a
'h"pl"'0. oh onann OF Mr. Aldrich.
Ter the purpose "f niliNIng title.
A mo,i"n was then made 10 lay th,
bill on The table The ayes and nue.
we're called aud the mo,iua prevailed
ayes 20 nnes 27.
al LtanslUn Offered s,.sisi ii,,olu
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-11
CITY INTETJJGENCF

The Waich Case. The parties implicated in
this affair had further examination Yesterday
afternoon, before T. Hanson Belt, Esq. Fred
erick Pinckpey, George F. Brice, and F. P.
Lovegrove, Esqrs., appeared for the State
Jas. M. Buchanan, Esq. appeared for Dr. Jas.
Buchanan, and T. Yates Walsh, Esq, for Aus
tin and Sylvester Clifford. Before the exam-
nation commenced, both Mr. Buchanan and
Mr.. Walsh objected to Justice Belt acting in
the case, as his mind was already, they conten-
ded, preudiced against the parties. Justice
Belt said he would have preferred not TO act,
but that his duty was imperative, and he felt
bound to proceed Mr.. Pinckney on the Dart
Of the State refused to ueimit the examination
to be removed before another Justice, when
Messrs. Buchanan and Walsh, refused to pro-
coed to trial. and protesting against the proceed
lngs lett the JUSTICES office. The witnesses for
the State were then called, and Mr.. William
Gwynn, testified that he had sent a watch to
Brown TO be repaired, which had been in his
possession about two months; that Dr. Buch.
anan came to him and told him that Sylvester
Clifford had the watch, and that he could OBJ
tain it by paying $50. He went TO Clifford and
told him that DR.. b, had said he had his watch,
which Clifford subsequently admitted and a.
greed to give it up by his paying the amount
for which it was pawned. The watch was sub.
sequentIy obtained by officer Patterson, on
writ of replevin. VIM ]. Cole, Esq, testified
to Dr.. Buchanan having told him that Clifford
had the watches, which had been pledged by
Brown, and Informed him how they could be
recovered-by going to a certain place, knock
ing in certain way, and paying the amount
for which the watches had been pledged OFF,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-11

PLEASURE TRIP REPEATED
BY THE STEAMER JEWESS, Capt. SUTTON, on
THURSDAY MORNING, 18th inst. TO NOR
FOLK, OLD POINT COMFORT, RIP RAPS.
SHIP PENNSYLVANIA, and the ATLANTIC
OCEAN. Also, to the GRAND FANCY & DRESS
BALL AT OLD POINT, with the mi EPEN-
DENT BLUES FULL BAND, under charge of
PROFESSOR HOLLAND.
Il sssesres AT the solicitation of a number of
%Hsssasazsyr Ladies and Gentlemen, the superb
3asAfftaSSAHhsa steamer JEWESS, Captain THOMAS
SUTTON, will leave Spears wharf at O'Clock A. NJ
on THURSDAY, Aug. 18th, arriving at Old Point and
Norfolk in the evening. On FRIDAY she will visit
Old Point Comfort and remain all night so as to ena
bic the passengers to visit the Grand Fancy Ball 10
come off that evening, for which her passengers will
have an invitation from the gentIemanly proprietor
Mr. j. 5, FRENCH, of the OLD Point Hotel, free of
charge. On SATURDAY MORNING, she will rake
lrlp to the Atlantic Ocean, and leave for Baltimore
ON Saturday evening. During the trip the Tndepcn-
dent Blues Band will give GRAND CONCERT of
most choice and select music, Also, Cotillion Mu.
Sic, with e. l.. SPIES as Ballet Master
&c The Boat will call at the County wharf F. P
W3- Tickets only 81, for the round trip. Meals
30 Cents EACH furnished board during the entire
iP Tickets for sale at the Clipper and Sun offices
and at the Steamboat office, Spears wharf.
all0t
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DEATH OF COMMANDER WErmoR

DEATH OF COMMANDER WErmoRE, We
learn from the New York papers that VIM.
Chauncey Wetmore, Commander of the U. s.
Navy, died at Bergen Hill, N. j., on Satur-
day morning. VIM. Wetmore entered the naval
service at the age of thirteen years, and took
part, at that early period of his life, in much
active service. He was in Commodore Chaun-
cey's flag ship, in his several engagements on
Lake Ontario, and took an active part with the
Naval service at the battle of Little York,
where General Pike fell. The last service was
that Of Commander on board the receiving shin
North Carolina.
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HEALTHOEFICE 4

iiHhL II w L lCE Aug, III, IS4q
Reportof intermcnts in the city of Baltimore, fo1
week, ending Monday orning ,vlz:
Cholera iHantum -; Intante unknown ); Cd
trio Fever |; Stubborn 5; E0ropsy 3; Drowned
Phrenitis 9; Measles .; Coup de ssliell; CONSUL
Teething !; Dropsy in the Head |; Casualty |; AID
unknown 3; Bronchitis .; Erysipelas l. Billions
sentery l; Old age 3; Groups Congestive feved
By Sighting l. Total So.
Under year,.....' ~ Between and TO-. i
Between and 2,.. IL Z" 10 and 81,
3D." . and 5, Above 81, 50
Males, 80; females 1878. OF which number
were colored persOns-l2 free; 6 slaves
JAMES PEREGOY, Com. of Health
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NORTH BALTIMORE $. SCHOOL So
ClETY PLEASURE EXCURSION TO LYNCH'S
LANDING, "BEAR CREEK"

NORTH BALTIMORE :. SCHOOL So
CIETY PLEASURE EXCURSION TO LYNCH'S
LANDING, "BEAR CREEK"
sf aRLsH The Methodist Sunday School So
ESSEg: ciety of the North Bait more Station
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. having special view to he recreation
and amusement of the children, have chartered the
superior and comm0dious steambOat THOMAS
EMERSON, Capt Hill, and will leave the wharfat
the lower end OF Patterson street, on THURSDAY
MORNING NEXT 18th inst, at O'Clock, precise
y, and will stop at the County wharf going and re-
turning Small boats will be provided under the SUI
pervsion of committee appointed especially for that
purpose.
THE INDEPENDENT GREY'S BAND, CAPTAIN
Minnck, is engaged, and taken in connection W IN
The efforts OF the teachers, will afford delightful
Trip TO those who wish a relaxation from the busi
ness and cares of life surrounded with their children
the boat on returning wi leave the Landing at o.
clock.
CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM, SNACKs,
&c Will he provided on board, under the direction
OF Inc Teachers and in all Instances prices moderate
Tickets Tor adults so cents; children a cents TO
be had of Messrs. Hindes Young, and from any of
the Teachers or Scholars.
Children other than those belonging 10 the school,
will not be permitted to come on board unless ac.
companied by the r parents or guardians. ll-3t
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The WEATHER AND THE CORN CROP. The
Centreville Times of Saturday says that large
portion of Queen AIMS county is suffering the
present moment from drought. The corn pre-
sentsa very languishing appearance generally.
In most light soils it has been so much injured
that we Judge that it can never recover-a fai.
lure of the crop is therefore inevitable
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A. l. NJ A n 4 @.
no CURE TooTuACU

~ r,p --oA AND PRESERVE HEAL
% THE TOOTHACH is always cured I'd
m I,!s by an application of WHEELER;S TEA
KY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth he stiIl nrn
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums win he be
eG' Soit E OF me Gums viii be cured; all Bed
OF the Gums will be efTec tually stopped. an9
Teeth. Gums and Mouth are always kent n Inss
and IN the best OF health by its USE Sold hv
j. NJ. HAlG, Ne. 1873 Baltimore sf,ao,
above south, opposite Clipper Off
GEORGE w. JONES, corner of
je3O-ly Baltimore and High s,,o !
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LIST OFAPPLICANTs

FoTthe benefit of the Insoluent Lars OF Nal
land for the last meek
J Ii,s II, valiant, clerk Jesse BideR, laborel
, nli Messy, lallor, Charles Bassan, carl
neRry weber, innkeeper WIN. Krauss, carpeH
Benjamin Vail, sadler tFred'k Kint, Iaborer
Samuel Hall, blacksmith Jas. Wilkinson. do
IalIIes ESylar' shoemak'r John AyIer, huekste
Isaac Roles negro *VVm. Brooks do
James G EnsOr aborer H. HARDY, do
James Marsden do w, Richardson do
Charles ]. Blades, butchr Geo, Carey. do
Isaac Sparrow, hrickm'r John Taylor. ds
Henry Behrens, machi'st
For debts lassthan $50.
To appear before the commits sioners the nj
Sept, 1916.
Day ofdnal hearing, 9Th Nov, 1886.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION The fine Band attached
to the "National Blues" have Chartered the steamer
Pocahontas for a Grand Moonlight Excursion down
the Bay this evening. The boat will leave Light St.
wharfat7 u O'Clock, and will touch at the County
wharf going and returning. The best cotlion music
will be ON bOafd
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DI E D,

On the 9Th inst. Mrs MARGARET c. MORTON, ag
% years, wife of Frederick A. Morton, and sec91
daughter of the late William Cowles
On the 18th inst. GEoRGIANA, aged ~ years and
months, daughter of James d. and Sarah Smith.
On the 9Th inst. JOHN ). A. in the 9th year of h
age, eldest son OF VIM. and Mary B. Patterson
On the 10th ult. Amos SILyERTHoRE. in his 81
year.
In Baltimore co. 9Th inst. JULIA A. FRUsH, in d
doth year of her age.
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OFFICE OF EMORY * co.

J
G%-OFFiCIAL DRAWING OF the Md. C0nsoli
dated Lottery, class No. &c, for 1886
So "a 46 70 % 5S 81 9 81 81 IS
, and SO being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $50
"a and 46, being the Sd and 18th drawn Nos. each 40
10 and -, being the 5th and 9th; 81 and So, be-
ing the 7th and 9th drawn Nos. each 30
9 and 81, being the 9Th and 9th; or 81 and 81, be-
ing the 10Th and llth drawn Nos. each 90
All having TWO of the drawn Nos. Oh them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, " 5
II EMORY & CO., No. IN. Calvert-st.
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GREYS' ANNUAL EX
CIRSIDN.

a Sas-Sy7 IhG Corps Of INDEPENDENT
SSsSs5sJs yAlAfsssRGREYS respectfully announce that
1Aass.s ssisazt their ANNUAL EXCURSION and
C0TlLLON FARTY will take place on MONDAY
AFTERNOON, l7th August, TO the city of Aunapols.
on board the large and safe steamer POCAHONTAS'
leaving the head OF LIGHT STREET WHARF, pre-
Glsely at u O'Clock, stopping at the County WHAT
f. r., going and returning.
Their BAND, under Leader G. w. MINNICK, will
accompany them and play their finest pieces.
The proceeds of the Excursion are to be acptopria
ted TO the debts incurred by building their NEW
ARMORY, which they have finished at considerable
expense.
The Boat after dark, will be illumi mated and
every arrangement that can contribute to the pleasure
of the Excursion, will be attended to.
REFRESHMENTS will be served up on board in
the best manner, by an old and experienced hand
The best COTlLLON MUSIC Is engaged for the
occasion.
N3-Tickets so cents each to be had of any of the
members of the Company, at the Clipper, Sun, and
Argus offices an II eotE
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RY INDEPENDENT LT. DRAGONS,

ARMORY INDEPENDENT LII. DRAGONS, !
BALTIMORE, August 10, 1886.
15- ATTENTION! special meet Q of the
Troop will be held at Military Hall, Gay street on
WEDNESDAY EVEN NC, the 18th instant, at hal f
past o'clock, NJ. Business of importance will be
laid before the company. By order,
all u LEWIS REPPART, Sec'y,
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[From lhe RepubIican and Argus.

Q5- TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
of Sir Walter Raleigh, by the high and the low, the
rich and the poor, the king and the beggar indeed its
consumption has become general that it is hard
find one that does not either smoke, snuff or cheU
For ourselves, we prefer rich Cigar. All there they
are! box of the agreeable deluders-BOOTH'S
BEST Boy, light n match, so that we can luXuriatc
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy. Puff
Puff! PUFFH! All! BOOTH knows how to make
them. If any Of our readers wish to enjoy them
selves, as we now are doing, we would recommend
them to No. So HANOVER STREET, nearly oppo-
site the old stand. 1t
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MARI led

On the 9th inst by Rev. Mr.. Shrgley, CHR1sropH
N. RIGGS to MARY ANN WILKINs0E, all of this civ
On the 9th inst, by Rev. [. p. Cook, JAS. BUTL
TO Miss MARY YOU'VE, both of this city