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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05

and convenient lot of Stables, fully equal, if not
superior to any in this State.
For the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon me by my friends and the public, return my
most grateful thanks, and hope by diligent and
proper attention to my business, to insure COLI
tinuation of the same.
have also large dry and comfortable lot, with
good Sheds, and comfortable Stalls for the accom-
mediation of drovers, All of which, are situated
in the most public part of the town, and convent
ent for trade or business of any kind.
H. r. NIXON.
Wilmington, N. c., Oct. IS, ls44.--[6-tf,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05
Quitting Department,

Comprising most beautiful assortment of Scarfs
Cravats, Handkerchief, Shirts Bosoms, Collars
Hosiery, and Suspenders.
HATS! HATS! HATS!!!
Summer Hats of every style and quality, for sale
cheap, and no mistake; Hats from l2i cents to
Sc.
Country Merchants can be supplied with ready
made Clothing, Hats, &c. cheaper than they ever
yet have been sold at. Call and see.
N. B. Terms of doing business: Those who
have been in the habit of paying their bills pune
tually required can have credit of three months.
have to pay cash for the articles and cannot long
lay out of the money.
V. r. PE1nsoN having agreed to remain with
me through the season, all business transacted by
him fer me, will be considered the same as myself.
April 3 1916
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05

- ACKEREL AND ALEWIVES-S0 bbls
W No. 8 Mackerel.
80 bbls Alewives, in good order, and for sale by
M27 e w DAVIS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05
GREAT ATTRACTIONS.

GREAT ATTRACTIONS.
ZNHE subscriber has just received from the
~ North, at his old stand, one door from the
corner of Market and Front Streets, large sup
ply o
BOOTS and SHOES
of every description which he offers for sale Low
Err than were ever before offered in Wilmington.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing Boots, Bootees,
Slippers, and Shoes of any kind, will do well to
call and examine his stock, he is determined to
sell CHEAPER than such goods have ever been of
fered in this market.
He will also MAKE TO MEASURE, and repair
Boots and Shoes of every description IN the best
and latest styles.
ALSO-A large supply of
NEGRO BROGANS,
very cheap. JAS. PUNDERTORD.
Dec. ~, lS45. By.
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Goods for sale.

10 BBLs. P. R. Sugar, 20 bbls. FayeteviIl Flour.
10 Mullets, 10 mess & prime Pork,
20 kegs cut Nails, assorted. ss sas s..-.
bids retailing Moasses, 1000 lbs. Bacon,
Hats, Shoes, boxes of Candies, Soap, Window
Glass, Cypress Shingles, Red Oak Slaves, barrels
Tar, &c &c. j. I. BRYAN.
April 10th, fs46. soft
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05
LIVERY STABLES.

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05

Shirts Of every variety, style and quality-a few
dozen Of superior quality.
Silk Drawers and L. B. G. Shirts. we'll worthy
the notice of those in want, which will be sold at
the following low prices; Linen from 81 SO to So;
Cotton, with linen besomes and collars, from SO
cts to So so. In addition to this is the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05
Furnishing Department.

where gentlemen arriving IN town wanting an
immediate outfit, can be furnished with every style
of garment, made and trimmed in every respect E.
quail to those made to order, at unusually low
prices
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05
CASSIMERES.

of every style, and also variety of Light Goods;
Linen Drills, Gambroons. Dratees. Single Mill
Doe Skins. VES17NGS OF every variety, style
and pattern, now on hand and fer sale on ia
vorable terms as can he afforded.
The above goods will be made to order on the
most approved styles and workman-like manner,
at short notice. He challenges comparison with
any in point of styles, elegance or workmanship.
He would call particular attention to his
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30

potion N tIe Wbg AMI federal pres ar nor. airo- oils
AM reasonable iu De- remarks Ner-an war t.au f
same Its- "ss cufinE Brittle N t
signed the patty of winch .ey were the otnr 90 poi1I pf
from that day To this-Rss'5H Pet
The Boston Post .s mistaken. So fan from being con-
signed to poIuca inamy, Of the leaders Of the old
federal party are now high n oi-eTuuey ~ Chief Jus
uce, Buchanan Secretary OF State Bincr,r NJ Minister
to England Hubbard as Sub Treosurer OF Boston Evso
Hartford Convention Fcderaiism--Iu most m,Ippsrt
types no bar 90 promotion, under this Democratic
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS organs OF which nevertheless seem
10 rcrsrd the appoaon Of fedcra,." a. ,bc ro., re-
pr2achh ophet TO be found n the political y1cabuafy.-
We arc 'upsed that Mr. Buchanan docs not resent IN So
imputau0us!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30

Gov hoFR mustered an array 40 the-es, be pur
p"s' Of making War o. fellow with o.. view
~ oysitiowing un government NJ Ehd. Island pat 1,u
n1' Ga Glu'y uf Gogeru'T Don p4uz1us h- been
%, theme o. lu a1u I,soo.o Orr.us - bv loo
loco Dflofs 'o mlnyy But however I. AZ
hone tue norte. will net tn Ncr Guysrnu II ear.
upon Rhode Island Tor troops The Stripes ar are uuf.d
bat the Dlrries They were read, for civil
War ana Rebellion but t1ey have snleh. fgi 10
Men" '--.fitaHy Journal
We arc glad Of o. Ii the army in Mexico were not
composed OF Steiner stun than the heroes Of Chepache
who took 10 hor heels they brhed the muzzes
Of the cannon tie MoScans would never have been de-
ieated the banks OF the Rio G.ande and would now
be n quiet possession Of Monterey. VIC hope that Rhode
Island will not cndanger her renon by entru,tn,
ia gunrdanhp 10 who have manifested so strong an
aversion Tor " slIai1ous saltpetrc"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30
HcndimrO nfl

The Warrington correspondent Of the n. ORLEANS Con-,
H'f leading oc'.oc' I'Hra not AZ alI poasrd with
ue coorso of come 1i 7 friends in Corgrs.s Senator
"efieor, d Florida, r srured r.grd.y Tor voting, with
tho "hE 20 deprive tHo Wee President Of tho power Of
appointing hc committees 81 thst body-1nd We arc told
''t Mr. W. "yoc ro1fy always 20 be found recorded
Win uoc Of Zoe opposition, Whenever it may be likely to
'er'. i1'if pup5te5" Tho "D.moers" az Washington,
PC snys' nave 'abaadoncd I hope" Of Mr. wlstco whom
they surrender 10 tic embraccs Of -" F.dsro.mi 20 Nj,
Holmes Of South Carolina 10 also said, by the winter. 10
be very imprsctcabe Of eIowstsody refusing TO
vnciosio the Administration when I've thinks they are
wrong aud as uniformly voting with the Wings when he
thinks they are right Il IL very clear, therefore, that
neither Mr. Westcou Mr. Holmes were cut out Tor Lo
eoioco'-ho fundamental aftco of their creed being that
'tbe King do wrong!"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30
Correspondence Of no National Intelligence,


bhLItA DE J.. ccmbfr 25-5 r. S.
The -Four market sil inactive, end prices ON ir d..
cline There was colo early tbs morning OF 900 bsr,e,
How1rd buads At 8 s7I. and later in the DIV 500 bb
more a. SlI5-a positive decline ~ l2I cts Der ba,oi ON
previous nsactons There purchasers ~ 3 az tp,
holders gtne'uJ contend for Si,s7I. Corn meal 50 CO.
aud f.m. ~'''''
The supply Of gran is iizht Small sales Of prime rcd
whca NJ % IN - cs; whto 56a57. and ye,u, 5q
bl onis 80 yt Co. whiskcy dull ls22l b. heads and
3lrcs Tie provision market b. without chsrre-pe,s
hfm Nothing doing boo groceries. Clover seed 81 30 no,
5nhei Tor Pumei haEsccd 8l25; aud timothy do 5Os
~ 10 per bu,hcl.
iha uan-1cuoHs a. The Stock Bosrd to-day were Al 600
baltimore City g. 1890. At gGt $500 Baltimore s,d
OHIO Rai road bonds ga q shares do ~ 39t jseo,
bid Tor tho opening ~
The Telegraph reports up 10 the present time thus.
FROM PHILADELPHIA
NohinE doing IN -four The narksti, vary i,,,,,,.
Holders connuo TO ssE e4s7I Tor Ponnsyly,ni, b,n.
'nd canno' tod purchasers. Corn mosl $3.50
Not mueh dong In Gfain. Prime red wheat J, b,H 81,
100 to I0l cents. withou, sales; yellow corn worth
So osls 3Jiys a.. ''''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30

There a splendid galaxy OF the beauty and fashion
of city in attendance at the iarmoneans Concert on
Monday night and saw an audience moro de-
lighted Miss Fanny Of the principal features uf
attraction, and appears win the unqualified admiration
OF all present. At the time nothing derogl,ng from
the other members OF the company each OF whom per.
form their parts admirably II will be seem by adj
that they perform again this evening
TO those who would secure good scat say. 90 eary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30

" We Odd not mean 60 say and we do not think we
DID say, o. friend Of the Southern Standard rppo,s
that President Poll had joined hands with us in d,
nSHHenE The provisions fof The pis.cryaton of s, and
order established by Commodore sloa'. Kcarpov and
Stockton" We stated, however and this We think ,b,
STANDARD cannot question, that the President d-c'ams tt
responsibility FOR sOmefiiDE which those officers dd-ard
that fomsihHg precisely that which zee denounced m
hrhhauded and unconstitutional procedure when tbeir
proclimaous reached u, declaring that New Mexico orJ
California were hencoi1rwad territories Of the United
States" sud procccdng faf assumption 20 organize
civil governments The President a. wo understand him
dscams OIL responsibility Tor these things and 30 virtual
w disappfovcs OF thsmind a1rofy excuses bire'f
fo failing 20 express hat dsagprobaton in h.s Annual
Message by The rather lame otcusc especially for such
hafd-workng and industrious Cabinet that the Secretary
81 War bad not examined the despatcea from command
ers IN remote regions aud charged with delicate ard re-
sponsbe duties ior the space Of three weeks after
thoy had been received ~ his Department The Pre,dopt
docs noi aware, dengunoe" the proceedings Of
his Ffo-Consuis in New MEXICO and Calofnis but he
and dissgpT0sss Of them This is oil We have
right ash from him % pfcscntns take Tor grant.
a. that he has fscd 90 transmit 70 those officers e.
nfea ION Of be dsapyfobaon accompanied by orders 20
euacs their steps, and hereafter avoid similar msap-
'fchenslcns o. o. tho extent Of their powers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30
Errata i'm 5Ir. Lanicr,s Speech.

: 10 piragra'h for "suTerior' read inferior officers
OH paragraph LIST line, for pain" rad foregoing"
I'd paragraph, - column fer 1886 read 1876.
5th ID column Cd .eeon add gd article Of
same paragraph, for "our department" any deraort
eti IaraFra a. I'd column, limiting their a2pain,ent
touching their appointment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30

letter from Senator Benton BE- published n The ST. Lon
papers Of the 1914, dated Washington, Dec 30 siatsa that
"a government exp ca will pass through So Louis boz iey
days alter Che letter fc,oyrd" Tho letter vfs acc
p'ued by note saying: "Somc largo events aIo n con,
t'mpI1uou, but, osyct, nothing be- certain"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30

u 1t will be by the proceedings of the Wing Con-
in tho Eighth Congressional District, that HENRY
T. GARNET, Esq Of Wesmoreand, has received lie numi-
nation Mr.. G. is Of fine talents, and WILL doubt
not command the united vote Of the Wing party In that
there will be doubt Of his election unless the pre-
Legislature should attach Stafford county, las hear
is in con,empatior) the District Even in that case,
however We shall despair Of Mr.. Garneus election
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30
Very respectfully yours,
INDICATOR.

Besides the information furnished by our Vera Cruz cor
respondent whose letter dated the inst we have
other impair.
The Somers sunk in few minutes Not less than IN
persons were on board. OF these 80 were suppo.ed Al
hsl news II be lost but II happened proydsnuly that
10 persons hoaod ashore, Of whom died from
oh' ihen eight went ashore on hen-coop near
Vera Cruz, and they were taken prisoners by the Mex
Too much credit cannot be given to the officers and
OF the foreign of war which were at anchor
near the Somers ut the time OF the disaster
Every assistance, on their part was given.
Another important fact claims attention. On the
9Th Inst, MidshPman r. Clay Rogers spoken of by our
corfespondenLl aud Dr. Wright, with boats crew from
the Somc, ashore for the purpose OF
below Vera Cruz. When Rogers, Wright and seaman
had gone distance from the boat they ere
ed by Mexican soldiers. d.. Wught made his escape
Midshipman Rogers and the were made prisoners
and sent a. such TO the Castle Of Perote.
Another fact IS important. Com Conner arrived at An
ton hizardo on the 18th inst. lie the Princeton
but went on board the L. 5. gae Raritan his flag ship
Ann Ned Is list ct the men supposed to have been
IN the wrecking OF the SOmers
LIsT AND MES LOsr-Henry A Clemson
Acng Master; John IIynson, Passed Midshpman, WIN
G Brazier, Ebenezcr Terrell Chns II Haven James Ry-
der, James Thompson, Charles Lowe, Thos Young WIN
Gillian, Matthias Gayel MAJOR Cain, Dennis Kelly Ale,
Day, VIM Purdy, Edward Mccormick WIN Elmslsy WIN
Quest John Hargraye, VIM McCardy, John Christopher
Myers, Clement Wlcn Tnos MEG Jwan Joseph Anto-
mo. Adaph Belmentc. Manuel Howard. VIM w Powers.
Henry Spear, Jas Chapman. Lewis johnson J,n,uns
Leopold, Thos Jefferson WIN II Rose, Peter Hernandez
LIST OFFICERS AND MEN sAyEn-R Semmes Li.ut c ,m-
handing; VI g l. Claiborne, Jno l. Parker Lieus; ] +
Steele. Puror; John Wright, Passed Assistant Surgeon;
Francis Clark Mdshipman, Edmund L Stevens Pur
ses Steward Jacob Hazard, Woman; Amos Coson, VIM
Johnson, Mathew Buck John McCargO. John G. Van Nor
dem Chas Soymorc, John Wiiamson, John Pollen John
smith, Henry StTonmsll, Thos Mulholen, Geo Wake
field WIN Keys Ffaucis Hare, WIN Toand William r
Thompson, Christopher Lawrence, Jos Todd Stephen May
nard, Snm Bennett, Thos Burns. WIN Power joseph
skpsy Joseph Jones, Charles Nutlce, Washington Coop
or, WIN DIX, Ffancls Wadoon, james Chambors.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30

Belize, ,liondufa') advice received % Now York say
tha' serious rebellion bad occurred San salvador head
cd ny "o.c'pin IL was crushed bya baltic in winch tho
or killed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30
To d. E.r-B,svrs. ca-li.r Hgr,,.

REy'Ds JSo = EbuArp1. J G. stitrt .sn uTursa-
tenteincrhau' favor " this morning been tscryd g
winch yNI DO 90" holor 20 equct repetition my pas: lac
lures 10 your CITY, As am c0nscrard lumrn
~ M reference 10 ghsel helA and ymstr chpefay sesse
10 your request wei that Of ulsn" In the Comp Ter Of
90 -sh Infant atd agreaby overture 1f the
Hous ~ bc-E't-. on bis tWsdHedayI e-tlrr NJ
half past on Toe HHus Dgss public speak
'fs srR' sac e and al WIN securing power
n.d m''y Of voice uirnng the by Radng- and Rec
Asp yves mo pleasure % another week
"i invalid viii GESTURE r subject Of Physical Eine41u
and HcI uay, each cnn.rrutv- this werk
hHi p' T. % urh Ii're fh lpaont the Lee
turFs i' DO" dero cSsntei uefnes 10 Ia
dies 1DI Gent
Hl,ilg that ri ~ your wishes nay be NiI, sceo
%, { rrIrlis fc,ffrrn.r
Your olrI ~ut rrf,t.
'i.troV Hgr-r J 4. r. BANNING.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30
NY. MARKET. Dec. 1924

Cotton remaios dali.
Flour 5000 bbs n. y city and mixed Michigan At g.,
90; Gcnssco 81 s5G2I
southern nour soils slowly Of s5,37B,5O
parcel u N. &. Wheat, poor but good any from
that quarter sod ~ s0e. psrce Of new Nofhern corn
~ BE, rye 55c; osts 40a4lo.
Whiskoy 24c.
Provisions doll sl arOund.
Exchanges nsi; freiRhs firm Il Jour. Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30
Thc Augusta Volunteer.

The huo volunteer company from Augusta upwards Il
100 strong commanded By the chvaro Kcnt1n Harper Of
Stanton. reached this city yesterday sfenoon, about
O'Clock, aud marched 20 tho Govefnors House. by whom,
alter few remarks from Capt Harper, they we're welcome
TO the city in brief aud eloquent addfcg. Tho other VOL
unteor companies the city their brethren in arms
and escorted Them their quarters. The Aueusts com
pany l. made Up Of fine haleriabeing, with fow s1eep-
tons, robust and powerful men, in the vgor Of hfs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30

J To the Marine Disasters by which tho pre-.
year has been sadly distinguished we have to-day
70 add auoher,ho loss in the Gull Of Mexico the U
brig Somers and 81 OF her crew, among them Mdshpman
Hynson, who recently distinguished himself burning the
Creole under the guns OF the Castle Vera Cruz See
tho lntere.iinr nccnnnt I'm nnntl.r cnlnrnn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30
Correspondence ofras A'eIarira cazspeI

y
regret % inform you that Senator Barrow, who accom-.
panied the Hon. Gauct DAVIS Baltimore was taken with
OIeus choiic Of that place on Saturday, and elegra-
phic dispatch received this morning. states that bis r,
siclan have gwen UP al hopes his rocoyery and he
cannot be expected 10 survive many hours Cen Barrow
~ one OF the most sentemanly and universally respected
men 10 te SENATE and his lose will be deeply felt BY t,s
nation ~ well as by his numerous hicnds
but for THIS unowaid is probable that the uur ,r
iunate affair between Mr.. Davis and Gen Bayy would be
ndu''oh DO the House to-day, by such an explanation on
the part oi the letter would permit of an nmiesbc set
ncment r the difficulty, Az matter Of course Mr. d.,
We cannot leave Gen. Barrow his present situation and
Inc settlement one 9 90 tukr place. must be Jcfc-red
until he BE- enabled 90 The information ID, fIa no.
ice, which led 90 the arrest of Gen Bayly was r.vs5
u.d fsinni, % ho instance of lady, VINO had made rcr
soil acquainted with the fret that meeting was in con.
temptation between th5 plrtcs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30

At-fn-e nlm Ciy aul very many rnaa-r,.pts INV. s
vsatsd FRO Attending any o. pr Farming iseurss bu be-
hif been in1iIer Go auaps ard intelligent gen
-uan ol'il,. m 90 my very bi,i r,s,sft
a.p ITugH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30

u r. W Huburd Esq. tho Representative IN Congr, .,
from tho Rockingham district announces The, he will not
be candidate Tor fe-olocuOn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30

TELfgRArH To Nrw OsLEAss.-A company hos been
formed Tor doc pufpJsc ri constructing rlcgraphc
muncaupn between Washington and New ORGANS. via
R-chmond. ChafIellnn. NJ bio. nlc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30

kUAETED To mRg--A good eooE, -,'hout tsems,anse
w -or ne nsu year. Appy 10 r PARRISH,
drsg Cay r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. J
nElENnER esIIL- Iaih- (


-
Dear SrWe the ind r.guci Ministers Of tn, Co,p.I si,p
- 100 od NJ r fmng thai have heard your fame and
success a. phssrlr and ao Of your ability tuter on
tiyppfy, So ari that r1cC.d.nry an1.u. that
h'ua pfoong visit TO city nble U.s. and other.
OF ou 'n o. avail ourselves of o.. privilege hearing m
YOU cHur-s Df Lectures the BuH1u And We al.o
press N" GUMS win that 10 rrp, tn. Lecture.
NJ eh you delivered lat week. aud prrt ling n On. n
eong' Concert Ro0m much eradication aud cd deaton
" 90 ~n enp ri s rtuzuishrd privilege ieirns YOU
~ ehh"i close ihs cuuuuu cation
Yer Wsh ti't u'-g VIII i4V" the aHiI1uy -ri
M la ~" House Of Delegate fpr m purpose lc1tng The
Lecture 20 which have referred Will have The ten
der or ore o. Ciuh Tor the ccurcs o III. I
nan VOC" should consent 10 deliver them And
we hope that tuag your orly so1Im ~ our city sou viii
continue % that your Pfnfeop 10 which
y'ar emmett ssi and past success justly you
We remain, dear or.
Very ieeifuIy,
Your ob,d't se-vts
JNO EDWARDS,
LEROY ~ LEE
WA. - HAYWOOD
GEO. w. NOLLEY
e. g. GRlSWOLD
JOS. e. srILEs
WA Dt'VAL.
To Dr. T. =. H.,vgs Ca-lf.H Bouss E,svgBs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30

message was received by the senate This morning.
from ha President of e untcd S7cs which i- pcrcr a.
supposed ' r''ie O. ihc war and asking ru an ncrense
Oh l''OvO men u The regular army, which sated some
d'ys Hnc"' wgs 300 concmp asp ny the crs,
Won NJ Nc pIcr Of Lieut. GcHcr1' tho intention %, d,
winch hove hitherto doubted IS the rneaaags yna NOT
Fnd ein'f open Or secret sion, ON not aware ye
or ue CONJECTURE correct a4 10 s canept. b4ve tis
most ur'ci info nation, however that che objects above
stated will be asked ior, aud u the message has not vet
gone in, % will gJ Boo very shortly
a. 'he latest accounts by ,.rg5,gII from gs ti,,c Sane
recovery.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-30

W HI''I|F DOC % I7II-
There Wa melancholy suicide committed at the upper
end Of ihe cry yHcfday Boy clerk in the Navy D,par.
mcni named MArri lie w1ra friend Of the Secretary
OF ihc Nav, and very frsf,eobJ connected No csr.o
BE- pub IcIy a.s.grcl f.ftao coed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-02
DIED,

suddenly, on Wednesday morning, July let, TEN
FRANCE ANN BRITTON, cOnsOrt of Jonathan Norris,
s nd daughter of Rev. VIM. Wilson, late of Baltimore
punty, in the 3lst year of her age.
Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
sgited to attend her funeral on Friday morning, the
Id inst, at O'Clock, from her late residence, Har-
Drd avenue, near Aisquith-st. 2t*
On the Both alt. john MoFADDEN, in the 37th year
a his age.
On the 9th ult SARAH SEEGER, aged 70 years, for
5ierly sf Perry CO., Pa,
/ On the 29th ult GEO. NJ, aged months and Z days
|bn of Geo. w. and the late Angelina Kreis.
On the 23th ult II. ID, MINNICK, aged Is years, 3
bOnths and days.
Another Gone. Suddenly, at Orwigsburg, Pa, on
he 22d ult., FREDERICK HEssER, aged IS, He was
d the battles of Germantown and Monmouth, and
thfully served his country during the whole of the
Revolutionary war.
.dHother Revolutionary Veteran Hone. On the 25th
blt. at his residence, Cape May, near Cape Island,
AS. ScHELLEGER, pilot, in the Gath year of his age
He was actively engaged on shipboard in our Revo
utionary struggles, and was with Com Barney in the
hard fought battle off the Capes of the Delaware, be-
ween the ships Hyder Ali and Monk lting in the
capture of the latter vessel although of much heavier
metal than the ship of the gallant Commodore and his
noble crew,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-02
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, 30th ult., by the Rev. F. NJ
U.s. Mr.. JOHN G. LEONARD, formerly of Talbot co ..
Miss ELIZABETH FRANKLIN, daughter of Mr. Benz .
|Oz, of this city. New York aud Easton, Md, pa
rs please copy.
IN the 23d ult., at st. Mary's Chapel, Baltimore,
ReV.J' b. Randanne, EDWARD BAKER, M. D., to
URA ", only daughter of the late Joseph SAVER,
o., of Norfolk, Va.
On the Both ut by Rev Mr.. Musgrave, HENRY w &.
|EBB to ANNA r. WoRLgY, ali of this city.
On the e9Ih ult' by Rev. Mr. Morgan, JOS McIN-
EsH to Mrs. REBEcoA J. ROBINSON, all of this city,
ON the 25th ult. by Rev, II. F.. Morgan, JNo, NJ. E.
hNEIcK to AGNES A. BAILEY, all of this city.
AT Washington, on the 30Lh ult. by the Rev. Mr..
'ench, JOS H. BERRET, of Boston, to MAMIE BAYE-
IN, of Baltimore.