davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06
By THE NJ Ais,
Affairs in Washington.
WILMINGTON, Juno 4. ls4I

WAsHIScros, June 4, ls47
Our Relations Nth Merico
Tho probability that may conclude a ps..e will,
Mexico before the autumn, is aatteripg than M
any time since Santa Anna returned to Mexico. and
citizens delighted with the prospect though dim
for in that event army and navy officers aud other, will
flock hitber to settle business with the government
Santa Anna it appears, has gathered a few thousand
tatterdemalions around him He cannot certainly in
tend to meet army face to face his late retreat
from Pueba plainly shows. The old cock. fighter had
another object in view Ito or influence
the election Of a President Having sacrificed his
private fortune in aid Of the war, he can by attain
Ing to the executive chair take part Of the three mil
lion Of dollars which Congress voted with which to buy
peace from Mexico. The army Of that country once
entirely destroyed, Santa Anna influence como for
ever and hence his efforts to maintain his present posi-
ton
The administration believes that peace 10 not far dis
.anti nor It, II reliance be placed the nforma
uoh "hch has been received by the President In 40
cotuance with what Ia believed be effected by the
oeotion OF another President in Mexico Mr. Trist took
out k'hd Oh uttmdtum-the Rio Grande for boundary
nue. the giving up to the United States Of New Mexico
anu pper California, and the right construct canal
OF raroaa over the lshaus OF lehuau the three
nnons" 10 DO given AS bonus and RELEASE in full OF
AL claims whatever against Mexico guaranteed etc
we repeat, the dark sky seems TO be- clearing awav
""o We Gun almost See u ray Of peace. Amen, s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

During the past there has cleared from the port
OF Baltimore for Great Britain, tive vessels laden With
1913 barrels Of flour AIS barrels OF corumeai 81 2O7
bushels VI corn and 3se2 bushels OF wheat with hume
r"us Other articles Of food There still am In
loading with breadtufs for Europe, IS vessels There
ar" AFRO nne vessels at wharves OF large class m
King in cargocs VI tobacco
lie famous man with the military walk, who figured
20 long IN the newspapers of New ork aud rhiIado-
Pna mas located himself in Baltimore. and carries hun
self AS noby as ever Great xiety IN eypc,d To know
who he IT, whittier he comes. and where he goeth Ia.
is the non OF the city for the present
ne He,aid OF Friday morning, containing the con-
tents Oh European papers, Is in great demand this
morning is taken in preferences to Liverpool papers
lt MARxErs-ln the flour market, Yesterday but hule
was done dealers genera holding sr private
euers winch have arrived this morning There was sale
Yesterday oil 800 bbs Howard Hour 50 sk Holvrs
are hn "a asking $40 Tor City Mills Rye flour is he Id a.
81 oo indian meal al Sc Yesterday 81 ~ were offered for
prime reia red aud ell Of hte Pena acid
Al ~ ~ note sales OF common lair Md reds 81 OF
good 10 irme parcels 81 IL So Of Md White
corn have been made at 81 l3 and Of Md yellow al 81
About noon holders of yellow refused offers buy 81 49,
and demanded higher Sales Of Rye have been
81 81. - ~ ' '"e~'
STOCK MAnxrT-TheTs special change. to note in the
STOCK market It's general features the Sales
limited aud rates pretty well sustained City x per cent. OF
1870 oi sales; and offered Jl asked SIS OF 1861 and O 3d.
buyers; U asked In State loans nothing done;
amount onerng rates without change Treasury uors
lo3ss; sales at latter rate, quiet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06
Excess over last year. .$S.5

Excess over last year.. .$s5s3 %
The tolls received during the month Of May are as
great were received last year in four months.
There is q movement going on in United States Bank
stock which have not yet fully fathomed At the
latest dates from London there very active de-
mAnd for shares at eighteen shngs sterling and hold
ers were asking one pound sterling We are informed
that which from this market to London by
the steamer Of May l for the purchase of five hundred
shares at sixteen shings has been returned being
impossible to fill 1t at that price
The annexed circular relative to the state Of the
ney and cotton markets in England is considered very
high authority particularly among cotton operators
whose benefit give it entire -
LIVERPOOL. Nav lS, 1sl7.
Week Import Import Sfo X Total Tot SIX
ending Sai.s Spec'n Erpt I'm to,at I'm sock 1916
May ON 800 sou 97l0 86 382207 49, 7s6 79 39i
MAJ [ Inf hQ2 IAa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06
ADJUSTMENTS ELsEwuEnr-

WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
W Encouragement of the DANSEUSES VIENNOISES
Monday evening June will be performed the admired
and fascinating PAS DE FLEURS
Alter which the burletta OF SOMEBODY ELSE.
To be followed by The GRAND MIRROR DANCE re.
baton. = Nf''N
After which the farce ofthe WINDMILL.
To conclude with the GREAT NATIONAL FLAG
pANT ~ adapted to the victories Of the American
On Tuesday an entire change of div eItsements.
Performance to commence at O'Clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06
TO TEN
LATEST MOMENT
II K L E q II APHIC

PHILAoELPHIA. June 5--5 r. NJ.
me southern mail has arrived but contains espe-
c'ai news from the war quarter or elsewhere.
rfes'aent Folk passed through Fredericksburg, TO-
day on his return 10 the capital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06
CITY AmUsHmENra.
DARK EEIGSET NIGHT: :,

.v r,r mn TICKET NIGHT
formed The Comedy of Ro SxsibbTHF Ispf WI Be
S S% W. Ws gs. hsy DS%;0 so RsS
der Mrs Hunt; sambo Mr. POvev; the FAIRY Geaaa M.,
Doo. open o'clock and the performance will commence
boxes. s.; PIT 50 cents; Gallery, IS cents,
ROWERY THEATRE-A. w. JACKSON, rropr,etor-H.
H.; viii y
AN ;i wl,eh *: MAID AND THE GAopIE-Ann.te,
o! az eSSHeSds With BEAUTY AND THE BEAsr-John
Bs ss 8 cents. F' S s.S Gallery ny sss,
P4fnAxN Yh "a, HHamihs iTALlAN OPERA COMrA.
season Of Park TS..rrs on wednesday
Bes one be secured upon app A. the
PALMo's OPtRA HOUSE Chamber, sIrrrt-Nion.
Gay Evening, june 7h-Bent6 OF Maestro BariIi-WiII
Bar s'.s ssas GA A..u4 s
a o1os sa asa M., S.
and 9psra ssoa' may be had ic ia -r of bo.e,
SCENT: e !. ssss:
Office from 10 NJ ill O'Clock p NJ daly At inc 'o'
Doors oel At hall past J. performance Ia commeuce ats
pALMoS-Al CAkD-slG'R A. EARILI resp, ct,ulIv an
@ SsSs viii Of hs . oge Ga "d The
se S"aa B SGs AID ss1
sung sung Duo from Maestro BAriis Opera, Corado d. Monis
CAkDICHRi srl's MlNsTKELs avail III, n.eIve, Of
- ths public mode Of returning their grateful
msns TO the citizens of New York for the kisisess ad liz
that mas been extended 10 them for four months
%ss ssS Ii. that sy
when they hope by their merit
| Vi the public favor r. p CHRiSTY
geo s-..-re Proprietor.
| A ME .lCAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS both Al.
THE oRPHEAN. FAMILY OR KENNEBECk
nj most talented and popular Band America are engaged
anu evening at halfpat aud clock wher
also other talented performer. will the Char
man ramiiya vi; Conover, Miss Julisu. aud others
FUNERAL ~ NAPo SIIas S'q BoNS q hf
WI also be exhibited at each and every performances.
| oon.s.on 2, cen,s jel re
| W AUXHALL GARDEN CONCERT SALOON
| NJ pCcAMMVBs LIS ETH OPEAN OPERA SER MA
CERT OF Vocal and Instrumental Music consistng of Soprs
Southern Negro. " WV
The Band composed OF the following artists Ne,srs
Mesayer Vioin p carter First Banjo; Raymond Srcont
bsnlo bryant Castanet W. Donaldson Tamborine; James
Sanford Congo Drum ~
Tickets admitting Gentleman md Ladics rs cepts
concert u commence nj o'clock ie6
4 ,ASrLE GAkDEN-A Concert of Sacred Music will he
rMen on sunday evening June6. by Dodworh's justly
ceeDrated Conet Band which will perform, among other
PIECES The Prayer from Der kreschutz; the Daughters
o. I'nni osSth" from Luc "a; Meningitis Hymn aud
lntermssion OF half an hour during the evening.
je6
BROADWAY THEATRE--This estabshmen,- now
- erecting IN Broadway will be opened for Dramatic pur
H. BxRRE. p P.s1as a under The
talent wishing stust9ns for the season. will please address
msotirc A. MANN, sole Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

BA LrtMoRE, June S, ls47
Effect Of the NeUs-EIPori Trad G of Baitimore-Ths
Man Nth the Military Woik-The Markets &c
The excitement in our markets has somsw what subsd
ed and 1t will be seen that few operations in hill
the various descriptions, made yesterday
The export trade OF Baltimore has Of late been inn
mense, and in bIesdstuns, during the month Of May,
It exceeded those Of Philadelphia New York or Boston
The following 10 u comparison -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06
10 Candid EnquirersLLet all such ms wish

10 know the difference between 4 medicine which Is
worthy and medicine which worthy inquire the
benefits be obtained from Brandre this Pills In the United
States there millions who have used them:
need far ascertain their character Inquire
IL cholc, aud la inflammation Of the bowels these Pills
Will at once relieve and perseverance in their according
restore the health Of the patient.
In disease. arising Gom the use Of mercury or from any
Will podscr The most harry results In all ATTACKS Of Rhsu
recent costysness the of the BrndIeth Pills will be pro-
ducve OF nhlte servcesometimes occasioning
change for the better As to cause great thankfunes
In all cases Of Indigestion asthma diseases OF the
heart and all affections of the stomach aud bowels the
Bra dreth Pills will be found failing remedy
To insure the full benefit of these celebrated Pills. they
should kept IN the house. that the first commence
men' Of sickness they may BE- at once esoed TO- enc dose
then better than dozen after the disease has become
bllshed IN the system.
The Brandreth Pills purely vege able and
that the infant Of month old may them If medicine
required only with safety but with certainty OF
ing all the benefit medicine is capable # mparng Females
may them during Ill the critical periods of lives The
Brandeth Pills will nsu.e their health and produce regular
ity IN all the functions of life.
Be careful Of counterfeit Pills. All persons should be
careful to purchase Dr. Bandrehs office the uar
appointed agents They would thus insure themselves the
genuine articles otherwise they counterfeit,
ons HIS recently been offered in this city.
Brandreth Pills sold rs with full drec
uons) at Dr. BRANDRETH PRINCIPAL OFFICE 24I Broadway
Also at "a Bowery 24i Hudson street. N Y; Mrs Booth
Market street. Brooklyn Atlantic South Brooklyn;
James Wilson, Jersey city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06
MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Juno SIS r. NJ.
The stock market continues very firm, and tho ten
dsncy Of prices upward Harlem, Reading Utica and
Schenectady and North American Trust closed at yes
fridays prices sonington up IN per cent; Penn
SIS u; Illinois, "; Farmers Loan, Nj Ohio SIS, u; Trea-
sury Notes, Vi Long Island fell off "a and Norwich and
Worcester IN per cent.
The Merrimac Manufacturing Company have de-
cared dividend of five per cent for the last six months
The receipts ofthe Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad,
for May ls47 $932s go against $sO4s 06 for the
same month last year. showing increase Of $40 "a,
equal to IGN per cent
The income Of the State of New York from the
State canals from the commencement Of navigation to
the s Of June and for the period last year
annexed
New YonK STATE CANALs--ToLLs RECEIVED
For the 4th week in May, 1886. .$ll6Ol6 81
Increase 4th week in May, ls47. ...... .$63466 70
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
mencement Of navigation to the LIST of June 3l days.
During the same period in 1885, 4S days. u.s. 5ss 1859 Of
Increase. .$ll0s31 90
The tolls at Syracuse for May amount to $2O,ssl 81
Increase over last year, same month, $9,5O4 l3.
At Rochester the amount of tolls received this
to LIST June, Is $46750 05; last to the day
$ao4ss 6s-increase $l6,2ei &C. The quantity of flour
shipped is bbls against 1925 bbls last year.
being an increase of 49, $40 bbls.
From Oswego, so far, the shipments of some Of the
principal articles and tolls received have been follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

=. MahAn, Pub1lshor or the London Pnrss
Philadsphs Taahons has arrived In this ciry Per,ous
DESTROYS to can have "A opportunity by calling the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

-. STEAMBOAT TOCONEf ISLAND
ue.Elhf@@ The splendid steamboat AMERICAN
aE s1sa. EAGLE, Capt. Power. will CONNER noes her
5 to continue regularly during the season follows
p. Nj. ~
Pm. -
PM W
The public that there will this year. be no sap.
aud that this boat will regularly advertised
e6 I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

The ship fever IL prevailing In many parts
of the city and be the have
number which fatally cause con-
siderable alarm among familie, and to.
docks and ships We notice that Dr. s. Tobias
aidoe which the Doctor considers preventive II
that be the case ought % delay obtaining bottle
the railroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

yourselves warrant them all to be as represented the
money refunded. - . -.
MY EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
THIS universally approved aud admired article free from
all srdeat spirits puugent essential OIL and other destructive
Materials cleans hair expedousy renders IL beautifully
bright and imparts the delicate fragrance Of he flowers
Hair washed with this becomes pensingly soft
aud urursnt growth, and will positively bring
hair bald heads and hair that has been made harsh
and is turning gray falling out by the Of spirit other
improper will be torrd 70 its natural color
aud briancy by few applications of the Eau uss II Is
preservstiye against badness anil msble in all
Of the skin the head dandru aud for
ing the falling off of the hair and turning grey.
EvIDENcENsture is xhaustibe nine IN which cN-
perence and study always find excavaie; Is that
alone which produces all that calls invention aud
sale by Jules Haul enlist and Perumer Philadelphia Sold
Fulton street. Of William: Henry Johnson 273 Broad
qp.mod, AIS Broadway, New York je23O.r
RLUE LICK WATER-The subscribers have received
- direct aud fresh from the Spring, large supply OF the
ABOVE celebrated phur Water Handsomely IN pins
and quarts which they respectfully offer for sale wholesale
and retail, at No 2316 Wall street.
Aso to be had Of Messrs Deluc Co No Park Row and
3Sl Broadway
Always ia .ore fresh from the Springs Congress Pavilion
WINE aud sharon Sulphur Waters Soda glass bottles and
Jugs az o. which c,reiuy put up for shipping and de-
'Vefed al any part OF the city Tree of chtyr.
DtbAIOUR X co. 25h Wall st.,
Successors 10 VIM. r. Monis. formerly
mYW ,zt.rc Lynch x I i1rke.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06
rr-. y Gr6IIl EiUs, NEW DAY LINE or
aSzs:slAs.fsAs AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES -Esn

The new snd elegant Steamer ROGER WILLIAMS Cant
A. Degoo Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS AT bscas
s AM from the pier foot Of Warren street touchug AZ
For passage OF freight, sply on board the Boats
Dobson thc once, S Warren street.
OF the owners. - ' ny,o III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

M AsSAPEQUA HOUSE. south Oyster Bay. L. L., is
W now open for the reception Of companyIbe house
beautifully located the unusually large, airy and
convenient: beautiful bay excellent bathing, fishing and
cars leave Brooklyn o. A. NJ aud r. NJ, daily for Farm.
ogd where stages be in readiness carry passengers
the house Persons leave aud the day TO
New York. The d,s,nce from Farmingdalc Is 81 miles
The unders'grd will DO all he can to make his desirable
house for summer residence.
je3 3Ot.r CHARLES r. sNEDECOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

GUNNER RtoOkr-The subscriber would respec tfuil Is
- To those wishing enjoy fine prospect
London Harbor and surroonding couuy, that he nsl
them with pleasant airy the situation known
Stone House Bank street. thin five minutes walk of the
Steamboat wharf
Asa Summer resort, where all kind. Of seood both shell
aud other fish, besides the best of bathing be
this place is probably unequalIed.
Vsters fom abroad accommodated with the bestof
and at moderate charges. HENRY HUGHES.
New London, June l. 1871. my3I 30t-rr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

bay, sunday June 6, 1897 The steamer
ehasehennn LAS, Sunday morning, June G,w mike
grand excursion acund Staten Island giving passengers
hue view of Newark Bay, Port Richmond Perth Anboy,
Hamilton SC.
The IOIAs will leave the following paces-Pike street
eoelock A. NJ: Hammond street, % o'clock "A. Nj Canal
street, 81 O'Clock A. Nj; Pier No y. H.. 10 o'clock A. NJ
places.
Persons wishing the fine scenery, enjoy the
fresh air, will ind this a delightful excursion.
Ehre for lie r,enr,nn 80 ornI.. La LIZ
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-18
Sherif's Sale.

n N obedience to the command ofa writ of
L. Lev. Fa. to me directed and delivered from
the Court of Common Pleas of Portage
county, Ohio. shall expose to sale at public
vendue at the Court House in the town of
Ravenna
On Monday the 9Th day Of September. mert,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and
four O'Clock, P. NJ, of said day the following
described real Estate, to wit:
"The undivided one half of the foil owing
real Estate, Situate in the township Of Man.
tua, County Of Portage and State Of Ohio,
and is known by being a part of Lot No.
thirty (So) bounded by beginning at the
State road on the North and South centre
line of said Lot, thence running North along
said centre line twelve chains and two links
to an Elm tree, thence East three chains and
forty seven links to stake. thence four de
grees West of the South to the State road
two chains and seventy-hree links TO the
place of beginning containing three acres
and one hundred and sixteen rods of grou nd
be the same more or less, together with a
like interest in the Machinery of all kinds in
use. and belonging to said Alexander A.
Pomeroy's estate in the Mill and Factory
situate on said premises"
Taken on decree wherein Dillingham;
Clark was Complainant and Alexander A.
Pomeroy & ais were Respondents.
Appraised at S95O,O0
JOHN GILLIS Sheriff.
By S. TAYLOR, Jr. Dept.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co.,
August 4th, 1647.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-18

afWhe we are asked by our readers why
we are constantly, week after week, alluding to
vaughn's Vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture, we
have only to say that with all due allowance to
the merits of other articles of the kind, we must
say we have been astonshed at the success of this
Great American Remedy. In all the complaints
which belong to the human family, it acts as a
curative power of most magical character this
we know IT'S true that we are paid for this
notice-for the proprietor Of the Lithontrtptic,
DIR. Vaughn, advertises largely with us, but read
er we are not paid to falsify, and we beg of you
so the Agents themselves if his Remedy is not
something of great value. See our columns
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-18
SELECT SCHOOL
SHALE RS VILE.

THE fall term of this School Will com>
mence on M onday, the 9Th day Of September
next. Instruction will be given in all the
English branches of education. usually taught
in Schools of a similar character; also, in
Latin, if desired. AS formerly, every effort
will be made to render this School worthy of
public patronage.
1t is in ended. that the course of ins,ruc-
tion shall be thorough, and the government,
mild, bnt strict. Those wishing to engage
IN teaching, will receive particular attention.
The term will CO st of 1g weeku, Satur.
Gays excepted.
Tuition per Or
Common branches, including Natural
Philosophy, r.eI.. o., 90
Higher branches, $50
To be paid, panctually, at the close of the
term q. The Winter leIm will commence on
the 9Th Of December.
J. S. CILLEY, Teacher.
Shalersvllle, August 10Th, ls47.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-18
From the Pittsburgh Post.

Is A PATRIARCH eoNE.-GEoRGE RAPP,
the founder Of ECONOMY, and the greatest
communist of the age, is dead. He de-
parted this life on the 9th inst, aged 90
years, respected and honored as truly
good man, and most venerable patriarch
He was native of Germany, and emf
grated to this country half century ago
with a band of followers, of his own pecu-
liar religious, political and social views,
and founded Old Harmony, in this state
Finding the climate of Butler County un-
suitable for raising the grape, which he was
fond of cultivating, he sold out and removed
with his followers to Indiana. Here, from
sickness and other causes, he failed in
finding that comfort quietude and happiness
he sought after, and returned again to
Pennsylvania and purchased that noble
DOMAIN in Beaver County, on which he
built the town of Economy. Health, peace
and prosperity crowned this fortunate
movement; and but for the unfortunate inn
position of On impostor calling himself
Count Leon, who became firebrand in the
society, some twelve years ago, he and his
people would not have had single inter-
ruption to their happiness. Most of the
members of the Society are now old people;
many of the young folks having left it at
the time of the Leon detection. II is ex-
tremely wealthy, in consequnce of the rigid
habits of industry and economy established
through the influence of Mr.. Rapp. The
property is owned in common. though
standing in the. name of the decd. The
place Of Mr.. Rapp cannot be filled, though
the society has some excellent business men
among its members. He was their in
structor in morals and religion, their father,
the friend in whom all confded and who
was worthy of their confidence. Mr.
Rapp retained his fine health and extraord-
mary mental vigor to the last; and has ut
length departed to better world, leaving
behind him good name, that will be long
remembered and honored
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-18
NEW GROCERIES.
81. f. O TTL E ER, .FgeMf


NTOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w ofRavenna and its vicinity that he has
just received large and splendid assor ment
of Groceries, such as Tea, Tobacco, Spices
of all kinds, Lemons and Lemon syrup,
o: anges, West India Pepper sauce, Sarsapa-
nlla syrup, most kinds of Liquors for sick
ness, Canoies. Raisihs, Starch, Indigo, Cam
phor, Stoughton's Bittets, Ground Mustard
Castor OIL, Garden seeds, Ledd, Nuts of ali
kinds, Copperas, Rosin, Alum, Shoes, Pms.
Needles. Combs, Yankee Notions OF all
kindsend in fact every article usually kept
in Grocery Stores.
He would briefly state tha: notwithstand
ing the 'spnEs and sirells'' of older and larger
establishments, he can and will sell Gtoce>
ries cheaper than any other establishment ir
Ravenna-f you don't believe it call at my
stand on the East side Of the street, a little
south Of the Court House, and examine for
yourselves.
N. B.--I also keep on hand and for sale
the celebrated medicine called "THE WoRM
DssTRoYER." This is the most effectuaF
medicine for the destruction of worms that
has ever been known as all who have used
it can testify. A. FOWLER.
Ravenna, May 1s, 1847. lOs.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-18
HlarridQes.


On Sunday, August 9Th, by the Rev. Ashley
Crafts, THOMAS MERRYFIELD, Esq, to
Miss PFILEAN RICE, daughter of Col. Ros-
well Rice, all of Mantua.
At Collins on the 18th inst, by E. Spalding,
Esq. Mr.. JACOB BLUMM, of New Baltimore,
to Miss ELIZABETH HOTTENSTEIN, of
AtWater.
At Williamsport en- the 22d ult., by Robert R.
Barr, Esq, Mr.. GEORGE WASHINGTON
ALTMAN, to Miss CAROLINE HOTCH-
KISS, MILLINERY formerly from this village.