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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-07

TO the State, in like manner, falls upnn all
her citizens. The honor of the conmon-
wealth should be regarded above all party
considerations Here is question aA9rn
all 2arle-:-a common arena III WHICH All
can assemble on equal terms. not as wings,
or as democrats, but as Marylanders; az N.
al! feeling the same patriotic love for =
land of their birth, prepared to rejoice al !.'f
glory Or blush al her disgrace!
Voters OF MARYLAND
BY the nomination Of Philip Francis
Thomas the issue has been made. Let IA.
the syren cry of REFORM withdraw your a.
leulion from the more important question be-
fore you If elected Mr.. Thomas will ha' :
no vote in enac:ing laws, and therefore WI.
be poweress i'll promoting reform. but; a.
the executive officer Of the government, hs
will have the scL power over the revenue
laws; and can cause them TO be enforced, or
permit them TO he nuIiliea at pleasure
viii you e,ec; him and read in III, lnau9n'
raj the recommendation of his great financial
project for repeating all tan laws and SeNlinS
the pnblc debt without money! Or Will
you 90 into the contest with the patriotic
sentiment of Thomas Jefferson inscribed
upon your banners: sThut one Of The esSe"fld'
principles ofour Government is. the honest P'y'
men Of our dcbts and the s1cred prcseruAl0e u
he public fnth.' and vindicate, III the eye'
of the world, the fair fame of old Maryland,
by The election o. one of her purest and
worhiest SOUS, William I. GoLDsBoRouGH'
PuBLlcA FIDEs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-07

GEN. TAYLOR REpuD1ATED BY THE Lo-
corocos OF BAL1lMoRE.-At meetinr Of
the Lo,o!ocoS OF the 10th Ward of .his
city held on Monday night last at V hi h
7. Parkin Scott, Esq. presided, Mr. &. G..
Belt, otfered resolution recommendinp
Gen.Taylor as candidate for the Fresi
decy-on q vote being taken the resal,
ton was rejected by vote offs for an1
% against though and Ls"h -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-07
For The Cecil Wing
O! Is there no Heart!

O is there no being that's destined to be
companion, my poor heart, to thee and TO
mo,
Must m, bark glide alone down the dark stream
of Lille
Alone meet each peril-encounter each strife.
All must thou my heart in loneliness heat,
Nor ever one throb rcspnnslvely greet,
OF affection and love from some kInd trusting
heart
That is willing to share of thy sorrows, part.
Say is there no heart as fond and as true,
And one all lone like the heart Of Agnoo,
That is seeking another to echo each tone,
And respond 10 each feeling it proudly doth
own AGNOO.
Binghumpi;n n. Y. July 2SA'47.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-07
For The Cecil Whig.
a "Reminiscences.

a "reminiscences
I'm thinking ofthe hour, Mary,
The moon was in the sky,
" hen meath a easement hover,
Were seated, you and l.;
Il ray Of tr mbIng light, Mary,
Through the mai Jerry bonghs
Came down from Heaven, that night,
10 seal our youthful VOWS.
The words were low and few Mary,
Our useless lips let ia.l;-
For what had words to do
Where mlng'ing hearts knew alp
Our hearts together beat, Mary;
Each others breath we drew;
No llelicon so sweet;
No lite Of love SO true.
Though years their change may tell, Mary
THIS thought can know no. age;
But green, and young, twill dwell
On mcnory's brightest page.
Then, you will not forget, Mary
"A tiG stars in Heaven shine"
70 ".%nrn" TO not regret
The VOW that made you mine.
ANSELMo.
OK Dell Cottage, 1917.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-07
EslsD0rt0Nl Wears.

AHEAD OF ALL CoMPETITloN.--Just received
and for sale n! the new ard cheap sore Cherry
Hill, fresh lot Of Groceries, CONSISTING in part
OF New Orleans, Porto Rico, and sugar house
molas>es, Brown and loaf sugars from 6 Id to
Ia cts. Bacon, salt. dried apples and peaches,
&c. all of which will be sold low by
SHIPPERS & CRAWFORD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-07
Spring aud Summer Fashions.
j ! WI j. DAVID,
Biennial Surgeon.

Would most respectfully inform his friends
aud tar cit Z"ns al Cecil county in general, OF his
Intention nt locating III the town of Elkt0n tor
ur1c,re of his proi,s1un Mr. ID. has mary tcSti-
months "t s>lil from Souc Of the most eminent
phyS'rilns ~ Baltimore which he will be happy
To rXhini to any !" may rcqurs II to slLs'y
themselves OF his abilities before submitting to
his opcr tons. Charges moderate, aud all "pe-
flti,nI VAR lntcl to give satisfaction. All per-
aplIS vino " wish it. can b, waited on AZ their
pl,rc Of residence, either in the town, Surround
lay r"nnt-y, or n"rg lbOrlng villages.
Feb. - 'iI-iy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-07
A Card.
Brown Il MrIntirc,
Clothing! Clolhing!!
25i Market Street. Philadelphia.

GJ{ .I1ThW oUUl1: 7HUl10t7lH71'
IEyTIE Subscriber, Of the late firm of Back 4
Moore, takes this method OF informing his
friends ami the p ibc in neral, that he has
bought out the interest of 5. l. Buck, at the IS
t,bt,shri CIorHiNG STAND, No .54 Market
Ste,t Phl,lelph4 and is now prepared TO fur
nish all kinds of Read -nade CLOTHING, at
prices which cannot nut secure to him '''t pat
ronage Of all who wish to purchase cheap Cloth.
inr. have splendid French Coth Dress and
Frock Coats from SIS so to IS, do. Pants from
Is cents to So; Vests, from G! IL cents to S4,
sut Of summer Clothing for S2.25. Also, all
kinds of Geatlenens Furnishing Goods at ca
tremcy low prices :,
Wholesale dealers in Clothing would DO well
TO call at the store Of
JOSEPH J. MOORE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-07

gJ.'lhe following from the pen of Mr..
David, Dentist i'll this place. may be TAKE n
a. good authority on the matter of which ii
treats, lie is competent to speak Oh that
subject.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-07
ROOFING AND SCOUTING

al the shortest notice and in the best and most
approved manner, and VIC are willing to contact
with those wanting jobs Of tins knl done 10
make oar work perfect or ask II" pay.
Persols W ,nting articles in our line would do
well To c.ll and TX tnne our assortment Ut ware
before purchasing elsewhere, as we ar" confident
we can ofr them is good ARTICLES. and at as low
prices us can be procured from any other quarter
W. are Ioc tied IN tnr Hollow. directly oppu-
site the Farmers 4 Mechanics Hulrl, in the
store house lately occupied ny JOS. &. Cloud
with his ponga establishment, where we hope
to r,.eve 1 siIre ofpuoIic patronage.
Apr 3, 47-4m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-07
THE CECIL WING.
IsPu5is!leI every saturday,
In the Log Cs,in,

Ter'MS.-rwo dollars year, in advance
Two dollars lnI Fifty cenlsat the end ofthn year
ACHIEVEMENTS inserted for 81 per square
three ins ,rtons-!5 ctsasqnlre each subsequent
Insertion. BY tho month or year atvery reason
ahle rates.
VoLvty 3. P.LMER, Esq. is on only agent in
tho cities of B Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. Advertisements left at his Country
Newspaper Agency"in either of those ci.ieswi
receive prompt attention.
John c. Waters Esq, is our agent in Port
Deposit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-07
WELLS Il CLARIDGE,
TIN Plate, Copper, and
Sheet Iron .N.ulutuciorY.

VIZ f respectfully inform our friends and the
w p hlir grnrrilly, that We have commence
cd mnut'.ct ir,ng fin Ware, and all other artl-
sIrs IN our line Of business, aud will warrant all
articles ny by ~ 10 ne ot the best uatrrihiS and
workm .nsnp; and we tl,lter ourselves thu from
long exp ,rlru,c IN business ana Il determination
to d., oar work WE'LL tia, we sla he alb = To give
e4,re s,tiSllction to all those who may favor us
with cali lie are alsO prepared to do
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-07
A Gard TO the Public,
Millinery Goods,

NJE ftsf' II wv NJ ~ y VfNItII' Respectfully
1vH invites the attention OF the Public in gen
eral to her large and handsome assortment Of
Millinery Goods,
new style of BONN ETS Pamela, China Pearl
Verona Pearl, Italian Cobnrg, mixed do Ncapo-
Titan lace, fine nndresscd Straw, Ratands and
Florence Brads. Rbbons and caps ofall pIces
also handsome assortment of Flowers beth
French and American. She hopes her stock
ofgoods will suit the taste of those who may ia
vor her with their patronage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01


This statement shows that the democrats had MAORI
ties at the last election In the districts comprising the
following wards viz 4th, llth 18th, l3th l4th, 10TH
l7th and lsth-in all eight disricts-whe the wings
had maortes also in eight districts may therefore
be calculated that IL the "bhoys manage the nomina-
tions Of the democratic party next fall they did this
spring the delegation from this city will be about equal
ly divided As to the Senator'S although the whig
ddate for Mayor had maories In three Of the four dis
trcts think the democrats will probably carry least
two II not three Of the Senator'S provided their nomna
tions judcious and approved Of by the :" old
hunkers'
The ID Assembly district composed Of the Sd and 9th
wards will form interesting field for the operations Of
the pipe layers Of both parties 1t will be advisable for
them to commence laying their plans at least two or
three months before the election the consttu
ton requires thirty days the district where
the citizen offers his vote 1t appears that the demo-
had small majority in the district in 1914, and
the wings In l947, as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

INTELLIGENCE FROM BrENos AyREs.-We have
received the Buenos Ayres Packet Of the 18th,
aud the. Commerce. de Plata to the 18th ofFeb.
We find the following in the Packet Of the
l1th:-
Several vessels have arrived this morning from Monte
video which port they left yesterday The passengers
state that Rivera had been compelled to embark again
on the 3rd ut o'clock in the evening and that he had
taken refuge board the French frigate Anicaine
Great excitement prevailed and 1t was feared the plooay
scenes of April would be The OF the fa
of had been confirmed Five schooners were
Yesterday going down to Montcvideo with troops and
emigrants from that place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

CIRCUIT CouRr, April 30.-Before Judge Edmonds- -
Trial for Forgery.-Fourth day.-DANIEL GAssrEE
recalled and cross examination resumed by Mr. Spencer
but no new fact elected Frank Worth, of the
firm Of Clark, Worth K Co.. and Oliver r. Hall, (the
letter writer salesman and travelling agent to the
pany from 1889 to I944) examined the part OF
the prosecution to prove the draft forgery James
b. Goddard, Alfred Woodbridge and William II. Rock.
wood were examined to prove the same facts Counsel
for the defence here requested leave to examine Alfred
Purdy and William D. Pellet (who wanted to leave town.
for.the defence; leave giventhese two witnesses
that the draft in the hand writing Of Sidney
Smith VIM. Small then called and for the
prosecution. The Court adjourned ut o'clock.
SUPREME CouRT.-The May term of this Court com
mences on Monday next The Court will organize
usual in the Chamber of the Board of Assistants It IL
understood there 800 the argument caen-
dnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
Virginia Election.

The returns by the last mail confirm the election Of
F1ournoy whg) in the third district Preston whg) in
the twelfth district and Bedinger democrst in the
tenth district. Patrick County, in the third district
gives Flournoy Al majority, which secures his election
by majority in the district If Halifax has given
30s for Tredway,
Preston . majority In the l2th district (a the ooun
ties having been heard FROM except Logan which gave
81 majority for Pelk), is 349
The reported majority in the enth district for Henry
Bednger (dem), A. Kennedy (whg), il 26s Folks
majority in the same district was TOT.
r The returns from the fourteenth district, Wood and
Lewis Counties show whig gain Of l20 for McComas,
and render his election probable.
correspondent Of the Richmond Enquirer fears that
Fulton (whig 10 elected in the fifteenth district itte
TENNESSEE in consequence Of the divisions of the de-
mocrats
The Richmond Wing publishes report from Peters
burg (second district) that in Amelia County, Drom-
gooies majority II instead IA, which would elect
Boiling (whg) by majority Of eight in the district
This is not probable as have tho full vote Of Anne
liza another source; thus, Dromgoole 235 Boiling
l6l-D's. Majority "a, which we presume is correct.
The result in the State cannot yet be definitely
stated but it 10 certain that the wings have elected
FIVE members Of Congress probably six, and possibly
seven although five is probably nearer tho mark The
election has been a very close one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
Police Intelligence,

APRIL 3O-Robbing a Greenhorn.-Oflcers Barns
and McCord of the 9TH ward arrested last night Eli
Phillips, Indian Lass, and Bill Smith, a charge of
stealing $40 from John Donohan while in a house of
disrepue located in Anthony street Locked up for
animation.
Escaped Conrict.-A notorious old thief and pick
pocket called Bill Boomer, who sentenced to the
pcnitentary few months Ago. for the term Of year.
two charges of larceny, escaped Thursday after
noon from Backwell's Island.
Stealing a Coat.-An old thief called Margaret
Woods, arrested yesterday charge Of stealing
an overcoat worth So belonging to Mr.. Vanduser
ner of Dover and Water streets. Locked up
Robbery of Siirer.-The basement Of house No II
Hammond street, occupied by Mr. Latson, entered
Thursday morning. by two black boys who stole lot
of silver table and tea spoons also butter knife which
the rascals carried of without detection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

Mr. and Mrs. Benefits letters from Europe-Commo-
dore stockton and General Kearnys dispatches from
California the address Of the Council Of the Irish Con-
federation to Vice President DalAsElection returns
from Virginia; article on the trade between the
United States and Hanover the treaty between those
two countries; Sporting intelligence Details of the
operations ut Vera Cruz; Vice President Dasss let
ter cutting q canal through the Isthmus of Tehu-
anepec the latest from the army to the hour Of
publication; and our regular compound Of financial
POLITICAL and miscellaneous news.
1t win be embelished with engraving Of Bsnts Fort
the Arkansafiver and map the town Of Mazatlan
in Mexicoon the Pacific side, the Of of our
naval exploits in the Mexican
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Saturday, May I, ls4s.


We understand that the newsboys arein the habit Of
demanding three cents for the Sunday Herald and Of
refusing sell 1t for less This iss downright shave Of
cent each paper and should not be submitted to
by the public We give the Sunday Herald to these lit
tie SPECTATORS the price that give the Others
and they have no right demand than two cents
per copy The only way in which friends can avoid
the shave Is to leave ut this ONCE and the
Sunday win be delivered at their residences by
carriers ut two cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

previously enumerated for every 800 value per
cent ad va-except the following which shall not be
and printed papers diamonds, fruit and vegetables
fresh, hay and straw, oil meal cakes a. bod for cattle
mulberry and other plants cotton WOOL se fresh fish,
toise she'll g.iano and other manures ss fug bifds
dogs specimens Of natural history army clotIihg and
regimental necessares, hides, tallow, hemt tax
and tow, sarsaparila and dye-woods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
Died.

On Friday morning, the 30th instant in the 55tb
year of his age after short but Illness
CAssERLy.
HIS friends and those CT his sons Eugene, Joseph F.
aud George H. Casserly invited attend his funeral
on Sunday afternoon, May I'd, Mt O'clock from his late
residence, No SO Mott street
On Friday morning April GOTH at o'clock Errz,
MARY SQuIRr, only daughter of William ard Eliza
squire aged year months aud p days.
uer remains VIII be taken TO New Lond IN, c.. for
intermsnt, New London papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
SDOrtiuU Intelligence.

GREAT TRorrING MATcH-At three O'Clock this
afternoon the Cenreville Course, L. l., will come
Oft the much talked Of and exciting trottng MATCH be-
tween the celebrated horses Hector and Black Maria for
So OOO three mile heats in harness There will be nu-
merous attendance at the track Notwithstanding nun
dreds VIII be prevented from witnessing the sport by
that most unpleasant of all domestic arrangements
moving. May day should be never chosen ior race
Still no doubt the course will be crowded for strangers
enough have already arrived from Boston, Philadelphia
and other cities to fill all the stands Thousands of dol
lars have been wagered the result the betting thus
far being even The length Of time the horses have
been preparing for the contest and the splendid cond
ton they have attained while in the hands of their re-
spective trainers extraordinary speed The
cars will leave for the track advertised aud the
match will come of rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

As no doubt many of our city subscribers are
victims to the absurd custom OF changing resi-
dences every first Of May, we request them TO
leave their new addresses at the office OF publ
cation as soon as convenient, so that they may
be regularly served with the Herald after moving
ln.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
May Day and Moving Day.

This city is this day to be turned inside out
The ceremony will begin two hours before sun
rise, and close at twelve o'clock tonight, or
thereabouts. Our artist will illustrate the closing
scene in to-morrow's Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

A conference ofth Methodist Episcopal Church met
ut Salem N. j., on tho 2lst inst, and adjourned on
Tuesday evening last. The anniversary of the Con-
ference Missionary Society was celebrated Monday
evening There collection taken up, which
amounted to the handsome Of $500, notwthstand-
ing that $4,000 had previously been raised among the
members of the conference Andrew Hay subscribed
$1,000 for the China Mission to be paid In ten annual
instslments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

The packet ship Columbia, Capt Furber, will
sail to-day at IL o'clock. Single copies of the
Weekly Herald, in wrappers, can be obtained at
the office for her mails, which close at half-past
ii O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
Theatrical.

PARK THEATRE.-Mr. Forests performance Of the
part Of spartacus in the tragedy of the Gladiator
last evening, finished piece of acting in the pscu
liar style Of the great American tragedan The part Of
the gladiator which requires vast physical force
to display it to advantage That requisite Mr. Forrest
certainly possesses In eminent degree The part OF
Phasarius performed by Mr. Dyott that of Senona
by Mrs. Abbott and the cast well filled by the other
members Of the company, all Of whom did well what
they had to do The Invisible Prince again per-
formed, to wind up the evenings entertainment. To-
night Mr. Forrest will appear as Richard ILL., OH
which occasion doubt not there will bo full attend
ance
BowERY THEATRE.-It is u matter of wondsrment to
many that the Bowery Theatre can contain as many
people present there last evening, but the
mystery is solved when it Is recollected that Mrs
Shaw performing there The most numerous audiences
that the walls Of this theatre contained
those that attracted thther by that distinguished
actress She will enact the part Of Eora in the tragedy
Of " II Maledetto" this evening and Jack Shop
pard," always favorite piece at the BoweryD will
be repeated.
Mr. ALExANpER.-We consider It unnecessary to say
a word in favor Of Mr. Alexander the great magician.
1t Is sufficient that the public advised believe
they that he will repeat his extraordinary perform
ances this evening, to ensure full house.
VAUyHALL GAREEN-Thus far Eaton progresses ad-
mirably in his great undertaking. We are informed
that the srctest vigilance is observed in watching him.
that complaints be made after the feat Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

We give on the outside of this days Herald
some rather important intelligence from Vera
Cruz. 1t will be seen that there is probability
of another battle. 1t may be fought between the
National Bridge and Jalapa, or at Jalapa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

Gold Pens-The way to get a good ono Il TO
large number and select suit hand for
hold their pens alike, Messr John w: Grea
retail depot No II Cedar street. stairs only door
all approved makers in competition and decide for
their relative merits Messrs Creator CO. confne them
selves almost the Gold Pen business
doing they loe great inducements in the quality and
price of their Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

Students Of Ynvsy Of Nsw Yort held in the Medical
pressing the deep felt by them the decease Of Pro
lessor John Revere, Nd r. A. Ayeit, Md, was called to
Chairman appointed comittse consisting Of ps oun'aT
effect the object Of the meeting who the following
resolutions which unan imousy adopted -
late beloved professor. Revere Mp who has fallen
Alma Mater. which never be filed to more perfect
measure Therefore
Resolved That token of admiration Of his talents
his virtues and his loss wear the usual
badge of mourning for the space Of thirty days.
Resolved That the committee address letter .of condo
lence to the family of the late Professor Revere: 49,
Resolved That the eedings Of this meeting be publish
PHI. A-tAYLETT, NJ D., Chairman.
A. G. BECKER, NJ. D.. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

Third distriet-Whig majority in ls44-255.
Dem. majority In ls47-297
Fourth distct-Dem majority In lS44-l06l.
Wing majority In ls47-406
Fifth district-Dem. majority in l844-564.
Wing majority in l8f-706.
Sirth district-Dem. majority in ls44-55l.
Wing majority in ls47-629
1t will be that the remnant of the natives, al
though few in bsr hold the balance Of power in
of tho senate districts
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
The city Assembly Districts, leach to elect
ber,) as fixed by the supervisors follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

imports and complete each article contained there.
in being of the very best quality ana OF ze mos
.uf;cieat in itself to recommend II for sale at
c. SAUNDERS SON, III broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
EGR APHIC.

PHILADELPHIA, April 30-9 p. NJ.
In the 9th district Fulton leads his highest opponent
over three hundred In four countless the remainder to
be heard from, Folks majority was 700 The district
will, therefore, be close and doubtful
No Western news from Pittsburgh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
Dvspeps,a-Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills

Certain Cure for Dyspepsia because they cleanse the
stomach and bowels from ali bilious humors and purify the
blood. Four five of these Pills taken night going to
for short time will not only make perfect cure Of Dys.
scpton from the body Beware Of Sugar Coated Co.aer-
fe The only original and Indian Vegetable Pills
pen Of each None Other genuine and to
sale Of WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE Pl LIS,
Wholesale and Retail 2s8 Greenwich street. New York; 1863
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

On Wednesday, April 29th, by the Rev. Dr. Pise Mr.
EDwp. JAS. MASATT to Miss HANNAH O'BRiEs.
On Monday evening April s, by the Rev Henry Davis
Mr.. GEoRcE II. O'NEAL to Miss RACHAEL j. LApp
da lighter Of Daniel Ladd, Esq, of Brooklyn.
On sunday, lAth instant by the Rev. DR. Gone,
daughter Of g. c. Lewis, Esq, of this city