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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

: VIRGINIA ELEcTIoNs--We sum up briefly
the returns Of the Virginia election as we find
them reported in the Richmond Wing, Enquirer,
and Times, Of yesterday morning:
First District The Wing has reported re-
turns showing Atkinson, democrat 10 be elected
10 Congress by majority Of 40 votes.
Second District.-Gen. Dromgoole, democrat,
is conceded TO be elected. The Enquirer
says his majority is IS.
Third District.--Treadway, democrat, is sup
posed 10 be elected.
Fourth strict,--Bocock, democrat, is elect
ed 10 Congress by majority of 90 votes.
Fifth District. --Goggin, wing, is elected by
1877 majority
Sixth District Bolts, wing, has clear ma
iority of 602.
Seventh District.-Gen Bayley, democrat, is
conceded 10 be elected, though all the returnt
are not in,
Eighth Distrct.-Beale, democrat, is elected
by majority of 1862 over Newton, wing.
Ninth District.--John S. Pendleton, wbig, re-
elected by a majority Of 900
Tenth District The returns from Berkeley,
Jefferson and Frederick countless show large
wing gains but not sufficient 10 elect the whig
candidate, MI. Kennedy. Mr. Bedingers re.
election the Wing regards as pretty certain.
Eleventh District.--James Mcdowell, demo
crat, reelected.
From the twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth and
fifteenth districts, sufficient returns have moi
been received to form any opinion of the Con-
gressional returns.
Legislature. year the democrats had a
majority of % on joint ballot. The Enquirer
admits democrat net loss Of a. The Wing
and Republican claim net Wing gain Of o.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

The ARREST OF MADAM WEISS gave rise 10
much exaggeratIon and gross misrepresenta-
ton, which were calculated to throw odium
upon those whose duty it was to execute and
carry out the laws. Here at home our officers
had nothing TO fear for their characters are
understood; but abroad they had no such pro-
lection. Therefore the matter has been laid in
a proper light before the public; and il blame
attaches anywhere it may be placed TO the
charge Of those who deserve it. However il
seems that all are moi yet satisfied, and con-
tinue to lay before the public their view of the
affair. In reply to the last illumination, which
appeared in the Ledger Of Tuesday, we cheer
fully publish the following statement handed
us by Mr.. Porter.
Editors Of the Republican:
was informed
that scurrilous piece appeared in the
Ledger Of the 9th inst, signed by one Mar
shall, who travels with closed doors. The
principal matter which induces me 10 take any
notice Of this man is The fact of his asserting
that charged Mrs. Weiss four dollars for hel
staying at my house. This Marshall knows
well that there were three persons stayed at my
house, for which charged one dollar each and
one dollar for carriage hire. As TO the othel
statements he knows they are all false. shall
take no more uotce of this A. PORTER.
Wilmington, April %, 1917.
n. BIN my former statement inadver
tenly called Mr.. Trimbe, agent, instead o.
general superintendent
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

10 VIM, Hemphill Jones, Esq returned
10 our city on Monday evening, after an abb
sence of some four or five years. He was
quite enthusiastically received by his friends.
On Tuesday there was quite rush TO see and
shake hands with him, aud on The succeeding
night he was serenaded by the band.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

turns Of the late election in Connecticut show
the vote to have been, for Governor, 27,402
democratic; 80, 1877 wing. The average vote
for members of Congress was, democratic 27,-
1917 wing 3oAs5.
DEATH OF THE Mayor OF BosToN.--The
Hon. Martin Brimmer, Mayor Of Boston, died
suddenly, on Saturday last in that city.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

QUARTERKY MEETING The HicksIte branch
of the Society Of Friends held their Quarterly
Meeting, in this city, on Tuesday last. Many
strangers from the country were in attendance.
On Monday evening quite an interesting SER
mon was preached by John jackson, of Chester
County, 10 d large audience.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

CoSfEcrroSs.-A Confectionery Store has
been opened at No. 10, Market Street, by
: AR Ffederio Schaler. In addition TO al
Kinds of CANDIES, raisins, figs, oranges, lem
Sns, &c, he also keep constantly on hand
fresh bread, and large assortment of cakes.
1t is just the place for the younkcrs to expend
their pennies, as welI'as for the q children of
larger growth" to get shat OF their fps and
levies. Call in then, ye lovers Of sweet-meals,
and you will not be disappointed Messrs
Schiller will be found to be polite aud oblg-
ing.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

DIsApPoisTMENT.--col. Du Sole did not
appear on Saturday evening as was advertised,
which was quite a disappointment to our cit-
zens, We do moi understand what occurred
10 prevent him filling his engagement, Some
however say he was afraid Of Madam Weiss.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30


Grand Consolidated, Pok9moks Riuer and Delatcars
Lotteries.
or Delaware by authority the Legislature, for inn
proving and extending the navigation of Pokomoke
River &c. Daniel Paine q. Co managers success.
sors 10 James Phalen u Co., draws at Wilmington.
The Delaware Lottery draws aihalf past 19, and
the PoLomoke River, at half paste ?. Nj. every day.
Grand CORsOltdatea, class lS, draws Saturday,
MAY l. Capital s3O,0J0 Tickets SO.
DE1AwARE, class lO4, draws Saturday, Nay 1.
Capital $1,000. Tickets 81.
Pokonioks, class SO, draws Monday, May 3.
Capital $4,000. Tickets IS.
Pekomoke, class 81 draws Tuesday, May DE-
Capital $4,000. Tickets S.
beiapare, class l06, draws TUESDAY, May A.
Capital $1,000. Tickets 81.
SSnsqaelaa,e, class q, draws Wednesday, May
5. Capital $4,000. Tickets SD.
GRAND CoNsoLD4rBD, extra class IS, Assws
Thursday, Mayo, CAPITAL $500 Tickets IS.
Deiapays, cc.s: 10, draws thursday May a.
Pokogloke, class S., draws Friday, May L.
Capital $4,000 Tickets 81
GRAND CONSOLIDATED, cass 0, draws Saturday,
May Capital $4,000. Ti,keis Sl2
Deiatcars, class ITO, draws Saturday, May s.
Capital $1,000. Tickets 81.
PokoMokE, class SO, draws Monday, May 10.
Capital $4,000. Tickets IS.
FOIomoks, class 81, draws Tuesday, May IL
Capital $4,000. Tickets IS,
Delatare, class 49, draws Tuesday, May IL.
Capital SIS 000 Tickets 81.
Sasqatefanqa, class "a, draws Wednesday, May
1o Capital $50, 900. Tickets SO
Grand CONSOLIDATED, extra class 10, draws Thurs
day, May 10. Capital $4,000. Tickeis|S6.
Deiaioare, class Id, draws Thursday, May IL.
Capital $4,000. Tickets 81.
PokoDioks, class IS, draws Friday, May ID.
Capital $4,000. Tickets 81
Grand Consolidated, class 20, draws Saturday,
May l5 Capital $4,000 Tickets $40.
Deloicare, class l16, draws Saturday, May 10
Capital 81 1000 Tickets ST.
Packages when the Tickets are $40 only s25 Risk
] X" 10
j "a 2 i" S
All orders Tor Tickets, in any of the above Lore
ries will meet III prompt attention, at the Mama
gers Office No. 60 Market street, Wilmington, Da-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

We understand that the steamboat W.
Whlldin will resume her trips between this
city and Philadelphia in a few days. She has
been much enlarged and otherwise improved,
so as 10 render her one of the finest ooals on
the River.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

TURN1Ne,--Chas, H. Gallagher has removed
bis shop from the corner Of Tenth & Orange
streets to Seventh street between Orange 4
Shipley. He has fitted mp steam engne,and
is now prepared to execute both plain and or
namenial Turning on the most reasonable
terms. Also, all kinds Of turning for Cotton
and Wooden machinery. Give him a call.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
NewYork markets., Aprll q. 1871.

FLoUR.-Sales Of Western Canal at 81 IS a IS (;
Georgetown, Baltimore, Alexandria, &c. common
brands, are selling at 81 SO. Rye Flour, So. Corn
Meal, 81 5Gl,
CRAM Wheat, Genesee, 81 55 Red Western
and Penna. 81 40. Northern Rye Csc. Corn, Souih-
ern white, 93c, and Northern and Southern yellow,
&c. Rye, 93c. Oats, Souihefn 80, Northern SO a
53c-N Y. Express.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

Those who are about erecting new mills, or
wish 10 replace their old mil-soues could not
ito better than call oil ]. Wentz, in Tatnall ST.
between Front & Second He makes an ex-
cellent article, and disposes of it on the most
reasonable terms, He also keeps ground and
calcined Plaster constantly on hand. This is
the season for sowing plaster and our farmers
should moi suffer il 10 pass unimproved.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

A SINeULAT CowHIDISe AFFAIR.a-G. ],
Adams, aepreacher and play actor,n cow
hded an editor in Bostoa in consequence of
some remarks which he made upon him in the
columns OF his paper but whether the re-
marks were made on bis preaching or his ac-
ting, is not stated. Some twenty or thirty
blows were given, after which the parson sta
ted 10 the audience that the editor had assailed
engagement at the Providence Theatre OH
Saturday, and would return 10 Boston, please
God, in time 10 preach the gospel on Sunday .
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
THE DELLA W REREPUBLICAN N.

Iowa ELEoTIoN.-At election for State Off
GERS has just been held|in Iowa. The returns
show. that Harlan, wing has beaten Judge Ma
son, democrat 70 the Office Of Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, b} nearly 1000 votes In
the first district, Williams (dem.) is elected
Judge, beating Stockton fwhig) 351 votes.---
Grant, fdem. is elected in the third Judicial
district Carlton, (dem. in the foullh district ;
and Howell, (whig) in the second district
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
PhIladeIrhIa Cattle Mnrket. AprII I'D.

BEEvEs -There were 900 head offered, and the
demand being good, all were taken including 460 for
New York, al So rs 50 per 100 lbs.
Cows AND CALVES. l10 offered Sales Of Dry
Cows at 81 Sl4 Sprngers al SIS 10 SIS; and
Mich Cows al SIS S35 each. -
SwINE.-S20 offered. Sales al 81 25 a So per 100
lbs.
SHEEP .--l020 brought in, and mostly disposed of
at 81 so IS, and Lambs 81 rs S. each, as in
quality.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

The CRoPs IN BERKs CouNTy.--The Read
ing Gazette says that the wheat fields in many
parts of Berks county have very unpromIsing
appearance. 1t is thought by many experien-
ced farmers that even should the remainder of
the season prove favorable, there will scarcely
be an average crop, More ground is beirg
prepared for corn than was ever cultivated be-
fore in Berks county. At the present prices
corn is far the most profitable crop that can be
raised,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
MrcHrcAx wnrAr cnorLThe Ann Arbol

MICHIGAN WHEAT cRop.-The Ann Arbor
Journal says
The wheat prospectsso far as present appear
ances warrant judgment, is unfavorable.-
The close covering Office during the latter part
OF the winter left the fields looking quite dead.
They are beginin G 10 look green, but there
are many spots where the wheat is nearly all
killed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

MORE LIeHTs-Several new lamps have
been put up in different parts of our city, and
we understand that quite a number of petitions
have been sent in praying the City Council for
the erection Of lamps in various other streets.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

Curb stones are about being put in between
Fourth & Fifth streets, on French. They have
already been put in between the same streets
on Poplar, and pavement laid.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

SINGULAR FAcT.-It is singular coincidence
that the battle of Buena Vista should have been
fought on the anniversary of Washington's
birthday, and that in California on the anniver-
sary OF the battle Of New Orleans The COM
manding officers took advantages Of this fact 10
animate the spirit of their troops letter
from Saltillo states that when General Wool
announced to the troops that the moningo of the
engagement was the anniversary OF the birth
of the immortal Washington, the air rang with
the shouts of the men. AT Los Angeles, Com
modore Stockton reminded the men that they
were fighting on the anniversary of day on
which The American arms had accomplished
the signal defeat of their most powerful and
naughty riyal-wilh both the effect was inspir-
ing
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
IDLE DAUGHTERS.

II is most painful spectacle in the families
where the mother is the drudge, 10 see the
daughters elegantly dressed, reclining at their
ease, with their drawing, their music, their
fancy work, and their reading, beguiliug them
selves Of the lapse Of houre, days, and weeks,
and never dreaming Of their responsibilities ;
but as a necessary consequence of a neglect of
duty, growing weary Of their useless lives, lay
ing hold Of every newly-invented stimulant to
arouse their dropping energies, and blaming
their fate, when they dare not blame their God,
for having placed them were thay are.
These individuals will often tell you, with an
air Of effected compassion, flor who can believe
it real!)that poor dear mamma is working herself
10 death. Yet no sooner do you propose that
they should assist her, than they declare she is
quite in her element; in Short that she would
never be happy if she had only half as much
to do.-MRs. ELLIS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
Commercial.


FLouR AND MEAL.-Flour, mixed brands, dull al So
81 So S7l extra 81 81 rs. Rye Flour, S..
Corn Meal 81 25 a "a 3ll Tor genna., and for Bran
DIVINE, 81 37i.
GRAIN-Wleai, penna prime reds 1853 1850 ;
whites 1853 1900. Rye, 9Uc. Corn-Pennsylv ania
yellow, Doc, and Southern while Ssc. Oats, South
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

Lieut.. Hedges returned from Kent County
on Monday last bringing with him six men
whom he had enlisted.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

MADAME HAZARD is about opening dane
ing school for young ladies, in the central
building, recently erected by Capt Edwards,
at the corner of Fourth & King Streets. For
particulars see advertisement in another
column.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

yxTIDE VELVETS! WIDE VELvETSi-A han
w some assortment OF Wide Yelvets Tor Isady's
Sacks and Mantas, just opened and for sale by
nov le-tf SAMUEL BUZBY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

nLATED KNOB LOCKS.-A
l. Front Door Locks, with Plated Knobs. Ais
Plated Bell Pulls For sale by
- GEORGE RICHARDSON,
nav 25-li ~ Market street.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
A Gard.

TIME undersigned takes this method Of informing
IL his friends and the public in general that he con-
tinues TO carry on the CARPENTERS BUSINESS
in all its various branches and feeling thankful Tor
past favors would solicit continuance Of their
patronage. Shop on Sixth street between Poplar
and Lombard street, JOHN M. NrURNER.
Also several new Brick Houses for sale
jan2S-tf ]. NJ. T.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
DANCING ACADEMY.

CANAAN hOAOEIM
MADAME HAZARD, with the greatest respect,
1vl announces to the Ladies' and ciligens Of Wi.
mington, her intention again to Commence tuition
in Dancing al that city. The most anxious and IN
RENTING attention will be padto her pupils, TO per-
lect them 10 an accomplished and elegant style of
graceful department Of manner. Her long expe4
Tlenee IN The profession, has enHbled hJf forward
her pupils IN short period, in all the new and ee-
giant Dances Of the season, presented in her une-
qualed Soirees at the Assembly Buildings, PhiIadel-
phla-every thing new will be presented in splendid
The Redova.
The Neapolitian.
The Mazourkas
The Yalse Cling temps.
The VaIse deux temps.
:. The Fashionable Polkas, &c.
:, For terms, &c. apply 10 MADAME HAZARD, al
Brooke I. Turner's, Delaware House. n
school open from TO o'clock p. NJ every day
except SundayO at the large Saloon Of the Central
buildings, Captain Edwards) corner of Fourth and
hlng streets. ap 29-4t
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
FEATHERS.

TUST OPENED, . cases 40 inch heavy white
j muslins, suitable for sheeting and pillow cases,
and Tor sale at No. OF Market street, by piece or
yard s. BUZBY.
ion oS--ff
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

j. NJ. NfA1NhEIpON,
AT his Boot and Shoe Establishment; Fourth stree
opposite Temperance Hail. has now in store, a large
and beautiful assortment Of Childrens' Shoes, d
nearly every colour and variety, 10 which he woulS
invite the attention Of the ladies. ian 25--tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
COAL.
COALI COALI
COAL.

VNIIE subscriber has landing and for sale this day
Il cargo Of clean Egg and Nut Coal
feb 11-u CALVIN TAGGART
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

irish LINENS.-Five rounds of Irish Linens Of
superior make from 25 CTS TO 81 90 per yard, just
opened aud for sale by NORRIS w. PALMER.
march o.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

ROSEMARY SOAP, for sale at 62i cents per box,
N containing dozen cakes, by
ap 5-if JAMES f. GARRETSON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

All orders Tor Tickets, in any of the above Lotte
ries will meet W III prompt attention, at the Mana
gers, Office No 60 Market street, Wilmington, Ds.
an Off ZENAS B GLAZIER
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

TEAS, &cl
JUST received, first quality Tens, Coffee, Sugars,
y Molasses, Oil, coarse and fine Salt Dried Apples,
Peaches and Plumbs, &cs Also, Pickles of all kinds
Mackerel, Goldfish and all articles usually kept in
Grocery Stores just received and for sale by
CHARLES L. SLEEPER,
Corner OF Fourth and Poplar streets.
Also, for sale, new Market Wagon, suitable for
: or two Horses. Apply as above up 29--.lt
CONDUCTOR PoINTS-A superior article q
~ Patna Conductor Points For sale BY
GEORGE RICHARDSON,
ap " " Market street, Wilmington, Del
SoCKDoLoGER FISH HOOKS, a new article.
ap29 GEORGE RICHARDSON
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

DIR. Il. II. Eichoitz's Soothing ~yrrp.
A SAFE and efectual means OF giving ass 70
"A Children Cutting their Teeth, for sale by Z; -
CHANDLER u CO., No. A Market streets WI
mlngion, Del. Price 25 cents per bottle.
march sd
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

ToVET " GIBSON'S super extra Pearl Cord,
VI beautiful article, just received and for sale by
the box or ball, by J. E. GARRETSON, :
Also, so dozen Common Cord, for sale Bargain.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30


-. = ...,.s,..-.
<7~ITs 60 -, -
" sale by " q. GiEPiN.
mp II Corner OF 10Th and Markei sis.
Ok BBLS, MACKEREL q HERRING Just ne.
apl2' Corner Of 'toth and MAKE, =.
-----,-,,,.,,,z7.,
or su5 *, SisEEN, q BLACK TEAS, Just re--
- ceiyed and Tor sale BY Y. G. GHP1N,
OLOCK TIN, in bars for sale nv ----,-s 49,
ID JOHN 4. DUNCAN.
feb 5-tf f5tsr i.-sflf so Market street.
TIIs,,f- .cai,,ai - g ,-,oo
Wi Sr,., hno iog Sa!e il'p gross Amer
q. - - .s J, AZ DUNCAN,
- - - ~ Hlarkrt slrect:
COLOGNE AND sNff5I ,I,IFgti BO9iTI ,Es--A va.
J rietv of handsome (l, f,lse aaa tlhina ,5nhgya
ma eli F Ta,Sos aigs assorenl o. eiegant SILVER
Corner Of .,s, E sd5 s,iiS , BRiNSSHURsT
10 mo. 23-if ~ ''''s''' ' ''"''"s'
TLoTHs AND 51sI5E,;s --s,o.-,.- -,
~ Cloths and cesimers ,h,ro,,giiy snon,-,d anJ
rsad,, far ~ "a 'r"uEn'y spopseo hhd
| No IL. Markell slrs. by '"' 'o' s"'e '"'"P' "
maf'n 8 SPENCER D. EYES
desirable arti mao l SaIpIIiNc new ' IND
at The low price Of Al cents per ward ar
JOHN PowERs,
W - ~ Market street
I hlLLlANTs.-A few Pieses Of these splendid
- Roodsral the low price o. % cents per yard, al
JoliN TOWER
W 10 ~ Anrkei street.
SATlN STRIPED CASIiAiEHhs.-.Iua received
~ few pieces Of Saiin Sfrpsd Cashnieres. good
quality and very handsome goods, viii M will be- sold
al al small ADVANCE by
J. T. Bt)NSAf.t,
~ mo 26--tf 4DI Market street.
TlOWELlNG--Jusi received 10 dozen superior,
,e eqored bordered, towels, Of the very low price
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-19
Thc elections.

New YoRK, in % counties, gives Wing ma
jority for Fish, for Lieut.. Governor, of 22,5i7
and for Fillmore, for Comptroller, of 2s,599.-
The remaining 81 counties, Il is estimated, viii
increase Fillmorc's majority to 10000
MASSACHUSETTS, in all but towns. gives
Briggs 1855 clear msjoriiy-thc vote being for
D. 5a,74s, Cushing ss,Gss, scwall and others
i2,9os. Majority against Cushing, 2e,s5sl--
The House Of Representatives stands icl Whigs,
So Locofocos, 5 Liberty men; and the Senate,
all Wing.
DIIssrssIrrr held her election On the LIST inst.
This State sends members to Congress, who at
the last session were all Looosocos. Patrick w.
Tompkins, Wing, is reported to be elected in
the Sd district; If so, gain.
LouIsIASA.-The Legislature is reported to
be Wing last year Locofoco- The delegation
in Congress viii probably stand as before, 1
Wing to Locofocos.
MICHIGAN has elected Lccofoco State officers
and Legislature, by large majority. Judge
Ransom, the Governor elect, is native of this
State. The Wings of Michigan had no efficient
organization. We shall hope better things Of
them, another year.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-19
Marrieo.

In this village, at the Vermont House, Nov. ., by
Rev +. Mcintyre, Mr. William Davis TO Miss Cafhe.
rine U. Kettle both Of Aihoi, Mass
In this village at the Stage House, Nov. H. BY
Rev A. Huntington Clapp, Mr. Charles Dnrant 10
Miss Harriet .. Allen, both Of Northampton, Mass.
In Vernon, Nov. 4, by A. H. Washburn, Esq Dir
Benjamin A. Akcly, o. Brattleboro, to Miss Me.
lissa q. Akely, Of 6uiliord
And at the same place, Nov. :, by Cyrus Wash.
burn, Esq. Mr. Ira A. Barlow to Miss Betscy Bliss
both Of Hardwick, Mass.
George r. Perry to Miss Jane NJ. Blodgeii, both Of
Bratticboro.
In Dummerston, Oct 81, by Rev. Mr. Foster, Mr
Willard G. wilkins to Miss Catherine Dix, both Of
Dummerston.
Also, at the same place Nov. "A, by the same, Mr.
Charles $. Stiles, Of Cabotvlle, Mass, to Miss Hen
rictta o. Holton, of Dummerston.
At Saxions River, Nov |, by Rev A. ID. Barber
Mr. Stephen II. Wales, Of Bellows Falls, TO Miss
Sarah Smiley Wiley, of Saxton's River.
Also, at the same place and time, by the same,
MIR Frederick Wiley, OF Saxton's River, to Miss
Angelina Il. Tower, Of Westminster.
Al Saxtons River, Nov. I, by Rev. L. Hayden,
Mr. Marshall A. Davis to Miss Rebeeca Pulsifer,
both Of Rockingham.
In Fayetteville, Nov. 9, by the same, Mr. George
Rodney Wiley, Of Saxion's River, to Miss Susan
johnson, of Fayetteville.
In fitzwilliam, N. IL, by Rev. ]. L. Brown, Mr.
William Milne, Of Waipole, TO Miss Lydia Ann
Felch, of fitzwIiam.
In Mortified, Mass. Nov. Is, by Rev. DIR. Strong
of Greenfield, Mr. Orson Kellogg, OF New York city,
to Miss Maria Nation, OF Northfchd.
In Boston, Nov Mr. George Hastings, OF North
field, TO Miss Mary Iangdon, only daughter Of Mr.
Henry Cunningham, Of Boston.