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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-22

New ORLEANS, which has been almost hope
lessly Loco-Foco for some Time past, was thor
oughly renovated al her Charter Election on
the 5,h inst. The total vote sums up-Whig
5.627; Loco 4,372: Wing majority 1855
Each oflhe Three municipalities is now Wing.
The vote was very large, and must have been
affected By local considerations.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-22
LucOfOco Testimony.

The following paragraph we copy from the
Brookvlle Jehfersonian, locofoco paper:
"Gen. Irwin is, we admit, a strong man, and
one who possesses good moral charcier and bu-
siness habits---a man whom we know nothing
against and therefore will say nothing"
How honorably this is spoken, although true to
the very letter.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-22

INDIANA CouNTY.-A large and enthusiastic
meeting of the friends OF IRWIN aud PATTON
was held at Indiana, on the 22d ult. The Ball
is rolling on LIE. Locolocoism stand from
under
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-22

AUGUSTA, GEo.--Mr FoRD (Whig) was
on the 18th inst. reelected Mayor Of the city
Of Augusta, in Georgia, by majority Of up
wards of one hundred votes. AS in New York,
he was supported by some Of the Democrats in
preference 10 the nominee Of their own party.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-22

Hoe & CO., New York, have invented and
put into successful operation at The office Of The
Philadelphia Ledger, power press which
achieves The wonderful result Of working l2,-
600 sheets an hour.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-22

Lieur. Criilenden says that when the Mexi-
can balls were shot ihrough the coat of old
Rough aud Ready" be very quietly remarked
:hat he thought the government ought to give hun,
q aeu one
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-22
Wanted at this Office,

An apprentice TO the Printing business. A lad
of abou, / 5 or G years of age, having rea-
sonable English Education, and of good char
ac,er and industrious habits, will find situa-
ion by making early application.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-22

Gov. Skunk has signed the death warrant for
the execution of James Briggs, convicted of mur-
der in Schuylkl county. His execution will
take place on the 18th of August next, between
10 and o'clock -
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-22
WHIG TRIUMPHS.

AT The election in the City Of New York on
Tuesday OF last week, the Wings elected their
candidate for Mayor, and a majority Of both
branches Of The Common Council, by consider
able msjorilies. The following is the vote for
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-22

NOVEL FIsHNG.-ln crossing The Three
Bridge Branch a few days since we were rnuch h
amused by he performance Of dog. apparent
ly OF the waller species, who was as eagerly in
tent on catching FISH as the most enthusiastic
follower OF old lzaak Walton could possibly be-
The stream was low and the dog stood in the
centre /; and, as the fish came down, as quick
thought his nose was down and up came
sunny" which he carried sobelly ashore,
much 10 the deligh, of two lI''le negro children
who were anxiously watching his proceedings
We had heard of This before, but we acknowl-
edge that 10 witness il was new 10 us
Cenleryile Times
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03

BuRNING Is ErPlGy.-A scene presen.
ted on "Wednesday evening, in New York,
on the East side of the Park, in front Of the
True Sun, Globe and Tribune, such as has
not been before Witnessed in Now York,
says the True Sun, since 1886, when Judge
Edwards was subjected 10 similar dis.
tinclion. An eiigy Of Horace Greely,
suspended from tree at the spot above
designated, was submitted to the fiery
ordeal, and "blazed away" amidst the
shouts oil hundred voices of promiscu.
Gus multitude, and The swapping of squibs
and the whirring Of "serpclnts" that were
attached to the stuffed representative. The
cause ofthis demonstration is reported TO
be an article which appeared in the Trib.
une Of Monday, in relation 10 ,he regiment
oi volunteers al Fort Hamilton.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03

Of our troops in famaulipas and are surprisingly
accurate as TO our numbers
We read in one OF the papers that The Count de
Bonsei, commander Of the French corvette La
Bdlanie, at Mazatlan, denies being the author Of
communication which had been nude public IN
November, in which he Ia represented as having
eensnfsd the proceedings of the North Americans
N California, &e, lie has acted, he claims only
af neutral IN the difficulties which occurred there,
aud expressed no opinion aa to the probable results
Of the war
As Va announced some time since, Lizard has
again been appointed the agent Of the foreign debt
OF Mexico aud senor Loperana, residing N Lou.
don, has been authorized TO negotiate loan Of
twenty millions of dollars.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03

danlas lheCoa
Ionsdo in the November
undersigned
the eCoutI
by ShenT
odua
eertdca 9th nierigned November,
Andth Of andsa
Wilt Smith,
u the undenigned
ofsad
then
ofCar k,on he eiourhd y Of n si
And that al
hracth d
And eandsd
Of
d dwtho herteriory Dallas
Willis
described lying aud being the county CLARK
AndE Dallas Of
A being the
a
hand
dwthihe
a dna- ekcrebyc nyoft
a.dtsm.c csadc made, shall be confirmed
BENZ S. DUNCAN,
HARRIS FLANAGAN
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03

UNPARALLELED MuNIrioENcE.--Jhp
New York Courier states that au lris.,
gentleman IN New York, has lately called
upon all the houses in iha: city who are in
the daily habit Of drawing small drafts on
Ireland, ior The purpose Of learning how
much money had been remiIted by Irish
emigranis 10 their friends al home, during
the last year. lie ascertained that the
total remitlanees by hboring irish men
and iromen have amounted in the year to
EIGHT HUNDRED AND EIGur THOUSAND
poLLARsl OF this sum Sl75,0O0 were
sent in November and December. We
doubt whether The whole history of the
world can produce parallel TO such sub.
mc and self sacrificing bcnevolence.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03
yew and Cheap Goods.

vu>HE subserbrn buve just received fresh and
general assortment Of Dry Goods. Clothing,
etc, which they arc willing to sell at small
profit for cash. Their stock consists in part Of
Satihetts, Ky. Jeans, kcrscys, flannels, Calicocs
Mcrinoes, Alpaccas, Bleaohed aud Unbleached
Domesiits, Laces, Edging, &c, &c
CLOTH NG.
Over-coa,s, Dress Goats, Business Goats, Vests,
PaniaoOns, Shirts, Drawers, undcr-shiris, Hsi''
Caps, Boots, Shoes, aud variety Of other articles
too numerous 10 mention. .-.U
They respectfully invite those wishing to pur-
chase any thing in their line to call and examine
their stock, at the upper room Of sulliyan's Hotel
LEVY & BROTHER
Washington, Dec. Q, lsi6-Itf
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03

STRANGE T,LE.-=The New Orleans Delta
ayH that few years since, Sergeant IN the
army at fwt LeavenwoHh was arrested on a
charge II having stolen money from Lieut T., an
officer Of that station. lie ran away, and was
Allowed, arrested, aud money found upon him
The Lieutenant on hearing Of his arrest, disap.
pcarct., and was supposed to have been murdered
The sergeant was brought up for examination
The proof was exhibited TO him, the money, his
fight, Sc; hi only reply was "Wherc is my nc.
ousef Bring hhl before me and you shall see
who is the thief" Bot Lieui 4. could not be
found. The Sergeant then confessed that he had
been brbed by Lieut.. 4. TO desert aud take upon
himself the infamy which justly belongs 10 the
.iuulennn, himself, who vas a t!efaulter TO the
Government and wished 10 cover HE crime by the
alleged robbery Of the Sergeant That he had
gwen him two hundred dollar aud hose. to
Nv from the fort, which. ailer severe conflict
with his conscience, he At last consented to do,
but that before he had gone many miles his horse
broke down, aud he was thus oVeHaken and ar
rested.
On the lst Of October last, as the Mexican force
was marching out Of Monterey, one Of the officers
under Gen. Worth. whose troops wcr drawn up
to salute them, recognized in one Of the Mexican
Colonies familiar face, which proved to be that
Of Lieut. r.
As soon as the MerioAn's eye fel upon the
faces Of the two Americans, he was observed to
grow dc5Jly pale, and pull his cap over his eyes
and turn agay. but the Amencans had seen
enough 10 satisfy them that the MEXICAN Colonel
was no other than the renegade Lieut., T., for
whose crime poor man now suffers the lif5my
of Imprisonment in the psnten,ary Of Missouri.
An inspection Of the MeSoaa military roll, ana
inquiry among the Mexican officers, confirmed
the truth Of the personal observation OF our officers
We understand tia, this evidence will be laid
before the Executive for the purpose Of obtaining
communication Of the punishment, Of the uniortn,
nate Sergeant, the victim Of the Infamous ,rcaoh.
cry and vany Of this base officer who, to the
crane Of having disgraecd his ooun,ry's uniform
and betrayed It's confidence, adds the eternal in.
fanny Of the parrioide and the traitor
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03

MuauER The Quincy (iIl.) Wing. ui
the til instant, relates a revolving case OF
murder which occurred ON the iirsl inst, M
Lima, in that county. man named Vance,
drprascd bully in that ncighboihood.
charged Mr Harness, in The presen e ol
the laler's son. q Young man Of - years
Of age, with letting down the bars of his
tNancc'sl fence, aud turning his cattle into
his fields 10 gfaze. Young Mr.. II. denied
the assertion, and Vance attacked him with
a knii". Mr.. Harness fled, and the assassin
pursued stabhing al him and wounding him
IN several places Harness a, length fell
aud begged for hi. life, in which be was
joined by other spectators, one of whom was
a woman; hut lhe cold.blooded murderer
coolly seized The young man by the hair
held back his head, and plunged his knife
deep nio his throat, severng The iugular
vein. Harness died in about four hours,
and his murderer was, after an examination,
committed. - Louisriiie Courier, Jan. %.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03

MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH 70 NV On.
LEANs.-We learn with pleasure, says the
Philadelphia North American, thai a con.
tract has been made by the paieniees Of
Morse's Magnetic Telegraph, to construct
a line from Washington to New Orleans
by way Of Charleston, Mobile and numcr.
ous other intermediate points of CONNER.
cia interest. Books Of subscription TO this
stock, (he whole amount Of which is esti.
mated al less than S2OO,0OO,) will soon
be opened in this city, and the great impor.
lance Of the line, will, we feel confident,
commend ii ic iavorably consideration. 1t
is thought probable that Congress may
take some action on the subject, and aid its
speedy construction as war measure, in
the way Of loan, for i, would place the
cabinet at Washington in almost immediate
communication with the army and navy.
in the Gull, and intellectually facilitate all
operations.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03

JonN q. ApAMs.-Thc New Haven
Palladium is informed by friend from
Boston that the venerable Mr.. Adams is
exceedingly anxious to reach Washington,
and so much so lha, his physician finds ii
dI'''cuIl to keep bis patcn; quieled. 1t is
supposed in that city that Mr.. A. intends
making farewell speech in the House Of
Representatives before be re,ires from
public life, and this he had designed to do
had not his present sickness detained him
from Washington,
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03
NOTICE.

Ill persons interested are hereby notified
~ that will apply to the Honorable Probate
Court Of Hampstead county, in the State Of Ar
for an order TO sell the following described real
estate, belonging to the estate Of Thomas Eldridge
dec, for the purpose Of paying the debts Of said
deceased, to wit; The | Of the s " | Of sec
10, south Of range 81 west, at which time all
persons may attend II they think proper.
r. ?. WILLIAMS, Administrator
Of the estate OF Thos. Eldrdge, dec.
Washington, Jan. % lsi7-l0-3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03

Row At rug TIBERNAoLs-Orrroa
Rdiifold.--ihe meeting called at the
Tabernacle last evening. of the friends OF
a railroad TO Oregon, al which the Mayor
presided, was interrupted by large dele.
galiun ol the "ioung America. or Anti.
Renl" party. They permitted Mr.. Whit.
ney, the protector OF the road, 10 make a
speech, aud then they took possession oflhe
platform. After speech from tall man,
represented as their cbiei, they offered
resolutions condcmnaiory Of Mr.. WLiiney's
project dcnouncIng the war with Mexico.
against national debt. and in favor Of
giving away The public lands, "iiee
gratis for nothing" To all who would
settle upon them; and assuring the people
that every PROJECT nOi in accordance with
their views. were political hercsies Of ruin.
Gus tendency. Before taking The question,
the meeting bruko up in confusion, Mr..
Whitney being thoroughly Anti Rented"
oE ol' the money hc had paid for the use u
TIDE bulll g.-h. y Sua.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03
UPPER RED RIVER PACKET.
Belle Of IllinOi =
3. q JOHNSON, MAsrrR.

sarY, THE new light draughI aud
Il fast running steamer Belle
- Of Illinois, will ply regularly
during the season between Shreveport aud all
landings on upper Red river. She stands A No.
with the Insurance Companies, and her accom-
modatious are no, exceed by any boat in tie
trade
lGlton. Ian. .. Is4,.ttL
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03
Land for Sale or Rent.

A GREAT BARGAIN cu;l be had in the
~ residence of the late Samuel Baldwin, by
making application to the subscriber. There are
one hundred or more acres cleared fresh and in
good condition for the culture of cotton or any
other product suitable to this climate. The houses,
icnccs anjother fixtures are all ia good repair
Join H1ti.DIN.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03
ournAers IN vmelSl.-A CuuRcu

ourRAGRs IN VmalNiA-A cuuRcu
AssAuLrEp,-We find in the Virginia pa.
pefs the following account oi u series dar.
ing ouirages lately committed in Aeeoinae
county Va. This is the county which Mr.
Wise formerly represented aud which he
thanked heaven had not a single newspa.
per in it. Ii 1t had few Of them and
some murc schools, perhaps there would
not he such ouitages to record.
4 gang OF villains had preirrreda charge
Of ftaud against Ihos. K. Joynes, Esq, aud
to CRAFTY their m,ligniiy, had wanlonly
fired his barn, and subsequently sent hun a
note threatening further violence to his
property, aud that ofJadge Scarborough, his
suh.in law. Another act oi'awlulaess had
also been perpelrnted, lately. on the Sab.
bath, al Guiliofd meeting house. where a
nulnber of riolers. with loaded cannon,
assembled tn inilict n summary punishment
upon the Rev. Mr., liargis, ollhr Methodist
Episcopal Church, who, al the time was
preaching 10 Il large congregation.
The rioters first surrounded The church
commenced discharing firearms and
throwing stones, which created such alarm
and confusion that many left the house oi
worship fearing 10 remain longer. Mr..
Ilargis, though much disturbed by the pro.
eecdings without aud sobbings OF defence,
less women within, continued 10 preach
But the noise increased while the rioier.
tore oil the window shutters and heat lhs
sides OF the house with stakes. Growing
more bold, some at last entered, when Mf
II. requested them to be seated until h,
had finished his discourse. when he woult
willingly give then any required e,plana
iian. This they refused TO do, but ioreet
themselves up to the pulpit when the con
fusion became So great thai The eongreea
lion had 10 be dismissed. aud Mr. II. viii
his wife retrealed iium tue house, amids
threats Of siolrncr from the mob. Tn
uilrnee alledged against Mr.. II. is thai hi
church had refused Ia wiihdfaw from ih,
Philadelphia conference. aud 10 attach iisel
tn The chuieh, south aud iha, consequent,
7 il iasors ahnlitionism. Such scenes arc
itueIy painful To record, and the author,
should be- visited with eondign punishment
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03
Dissolution.
.Nf,C Goods .NesC Goods,

rENiIE subscriber has just received direct from
Il New York large and splendid assortment of
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. SADDLERY,
STATIONARY CLOTHING, DC.
Purchasers in want of Goods may be assured of
great bargains by calling at the cheap store Of
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Jan G. IsI7.7.u
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03

Digp-At the residence Of his father in Lamar
county, Texas, on the 9TH ult, James u. Holman,
aged IL yean, months and 10 days.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03
TO ALL WHOM II NAY CONCERN.

that
Monday
confirmation following lands HuaNdf
I'll kouni,Ak
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03
Executors uOticc.

FNllE public are hereby informed that the pub.
n. lished sale Of the negroes belonging to the
estate Of Samuel Baldwin, dec, will not take
place al the time advertised.
JOHN d. SPRAGINS,
ns Executor s. Baldwin.
Jan %, 1919
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03

Aud that shall apply The Dallas Circuit Court to be hsn dneeOn said County
hundred
u.IauLs sIuainLl OF na
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-03

January 70, is4i.-o-6w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-14

0~ySWc omitted to mention IN our last issue
the departure from this town of A. II. Gait Esq
Commissioner of the British a. i. Go. and Lieut.
Col. John Moore
These two gentlemen left town on the Goth
ult. on their way TO England, via Boston, whence
they were to sail by the steamer on the LIST inst
The former, we understand, has been authorized
by the Directors of the s.. Lawrence g. Allan
tic Railroad Co. 10 purchase in England 5000
tons of iron for their road.
We are informed that Messrs Gait and Moore
had on their way an interview with MIR Fairbanks
the President of the Connecticut and Passulnp.
sic Rivers r. r. Co., who had just returned from
a meeting Of the Directors at Boston, and thai
they were assured by Mr. Fairbanks that ev.
cry doubt Of the speedy completion of that road
to the Province line at Derby was now removed
and that 45 miles in addition 10 the portions al
ready under contract, would be Immediately Civ
en- out. Sherbrooke Gaz 9Th inst.
THE CANADA RAILROAD. The Railroad lead
ing from Niagara river to Detroit, through Cana
da, is now about 10 commence in good earnest
Charles b. Stewart has been appointed Chic
Engineer of location and survey; and will have
the work prepared 10 put under contract early il
the spring.
With reference to the construction of bridge
over the Niagara river, which we now regard as
selllcd matter, the earnest now given that inc
Canada Road is to be built, may be looked upon
as fortunate event upon both sides of the river
We notify those at distance who have dslrust
ed the final consummation of the enterprise, o.
the strong probability that by The LIST of July
l649, they may pass over the Niagara river on 1
Suspension Bridge, and on to Detroit over
well-constructed Railroad.-.Nidgdra Dem.
Railroad 10 The Pacific. Mr.. Whitney is press
ing upon the public attention, with conmendablt
zeal, the project Of Railroad to the Pacific. He
is at present in New York, holding public meet
ings, and explaining his views and plans.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-14
RTHAs THE GREAT AUTHOR OF NATURE PRO
YIDED Us WITH No REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION

RTHAs THE GREAT AUTHOR OF NATURE PRO-
VIDED US WITH NO REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION!
And tho diseases leading thereto which ieariu
common in country? Has he left to find relief from
that fatal scourge by ransacking other ands No IS not
so. The best-Naure's rcmcdy-is at hand. TIE Wild
Cherry aud tho Pine furnishes with cure, where cure
is possible Dr. WsaT's Basam of Wild Cherry formed by
chemical from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar, relieves
all of Consumption and efectuay 1t where II
has not progressed so far 10 be beyond curesubdues the
most nveteIato cases of Asthma Of thirty forty years
sandng-stops raising Of bood after other remedies fail
and every kind of affection Of the Lungs aud LAYER
which climate induces The remarkable efficacy OF this
wonderful medicine many diseases hitherto deemed incu-
rabe has excited among physicians great curiosity as to the
precise nature Of Ingredients Let PURCHASERS beware oil
counterfeits.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS.
For sale by SWFOWLE, 1888 Washington st. oso also
9J-For sale by s. =. REDFlELD, Montpelier, Vi.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-14
Railroads.
VERMONT CENTRAL r. r. Co. Us II. CAR
PEWTER.
WASHINGTON co. couRr-sp

WASHINGTON CO. COURT SPECIAL TERM.
This was suit brought by the corporation to
recover assessments due on stock subscribed by
the defendant. lie admitted the facts Of sub.
scrpton, of payment of SIS on share, and Of
having acted as a stakeholder at meeting for
the election of Directors; and the quest on for
the Court TO determine was, whether in these
facts promise 10 pay is implied, so as to enable
the corporation to enforce the payment of the as
sessments. The Court so ruled, on Saturday
last, after full argument and citation OF author
tiles by l.. b. Peck for the plaintiff, and by Mr.
Carpenter for himself Judgment was given for
the plaintiff and the case goes up to The Supreme
Court.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-14
DENTAL SURGERY-

ADVERTISER would respectfully announce to the In
"a habants Of Montpelier aud vicinity, that hs tau en-
over Ellis, Wilder aud Coz. Store, state-sireet,
where he will attend to all operations upon TEETH. lie
feels confident Ia saying that all operations shall be perform
cd In the best anu the most reasonable
terms, Teeth extracted and mineral Teeth inserted gold
plate pivot which will only improve the beauty
and promote free and distinct but may be used
In niascation well as the natural Teeth. Special care
will be observed In cleaning and filling TO prevent further de-
cay. Teeth filled with patna gold tin, Of the best qua'
ty that DO obtained In Boston Teeth brush
Of the first quality and the celebrated Tooth Powder
which has been Offered the public for cleaning and
preserving teeth and mpang them abeantiu nstIe ard
for preserving the gums prepared and for sale at this Once
wholesale retail.
Ladies and Gentlemen who cannot make convenient to
call the Office, will he attended al heiI iesidences
Montpelier, Nov, le4o. siu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-14

IVtTy WISH shlTT ODpyed
PyLADiES,-Do you wish 10 possess n clear, fair and
healthy skin Do you wish to from your
every Disagreement in the shape Of Tan sunbu,n pmple
botches scuvy, bites OF Mosquitoes pck heat face worm
and in fact, all skin blemishes ouptons &c If So do moi
delay IN applying that wonderful magical skin Purifier
RAILWAYS CHINESE INDICATED SOAP few
days use of This valuable soap will ensure beautiful clear
now the most dscoorcd ds6sured any nlnner wha
RSod at the Medicine and Perfumery Depot 81 Hudson
Street Sold also by BALDWIN & SCOTT Alontpelie e
Vermont "
None Genuine unless signed r. G. RADWAY, Health "A
gent SCgRcmemJer 81 Hudson Street. is the Principal ID o.
pot. IOO;lm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-14
Safest Nous.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR

Gen. Worth (at Saltillo) sent an express tc
Monterey, which arrived Dec. IG, stating that
Santa Anna was within three days march Of
Saltlllo, with 10000 to 10000 men. All the A.
mericnn force possible was marching to Worth's
aid, and the next arrival will probably bring in
telligence of bloody battle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-14
4flarriases.

In Worcester, January 4ih, by Rev H. Gernses Mr. Elm
bert Eastman. of Hayeihill N. H. 10 Miss EsherL Rico
In Derby Tho 2sib az Wy Rev. r. bedford Mr. Moses
Heath 10 Miss Susan J. Abby
10 Noweoh, Dee 22d, by Rev n Bedfra, Mr., Bennet D.
Fields of Derby, 70 Miss carsa0 Lindsay of stansea
Q. T..
In Iaidwict, LIST Jaausfy, by Rev. j. Underwood, Mr.
Walter Gabrsth Of Passunrsic Village to Miss Sarah H.
Stuart Of Iardwick.