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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

The Northern Divis,on. OF me ~
merous Washington correspondents Oh 'n' :"
Y. Herald writes as follows: ,,1
GA short time since, Gen. Scott address,. 10.
communication 10 the War DepartmeEn'' o 1sI
ting that he perceived the different uene. and
were being assigned divisions OF the army co., co.,
that. if not inconsistent with the puOIlo 0 ~.
vice, he would wish to be assigned 10 Nv
North Eastern division. To this the cecIe'a
ry of War replied in effect that the DepaITln,'m,o
weuld have much pleasure in according ,D :"
Gen. SCOTS request. From this it wouIu as q
pear that no very great feeling OF aninl0'''
exists against the General.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

DEATH OF Mr.. GALES-We know not
when the death of any individual has fallen
upon US more painfully than that OF Weston
R. Gales. Esqa Editor OF the Raleigh Regis
ter We knew Mr.. Gales well, and although
we differ from him in politics, still we knew
him in all the relations of life, to be hign
souled. liberal, generous and kind hearted
gentleman. He died suddenly in Petersburg
on Sunday morning of appoplexy' we learn.
He was on his way home. from Old Point
Comfort, where his family were staying. We
presume his son Seaton Gales, who has just
graduated at the University OF North Carolina
will take his place as Editor of the Register
He is represented as young man OF fine tai,
onfc md acnuiropenfS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

CLINTON" 4 oter."-Under the sigma.
ture of "A Voter" some rabid Wing has
written for the Commercial of yesterday, a
long communication, purporting to give an
account of the discussion at Clinton, Sampson
County, on the 10Th instant, between Messrs.
Ashe and Davis, the Democratic and Federal
Electors for this District. Now "a Voter :"
ought to know that review" so one sided
in its character, utterly fails TO accomplish the
ends aimed at. Every one who knows Messrs
Ashe and Davis, we'll knows that the idea OF
William S. Ashe being demolished on the
stump by George Davis, is ridiculous. We
nave heard from that discussion too, and we
Sho" that the Democrats of Sampson were
perfectly satisfied with the manner in which
their principles We're sustained by Mr.. Ashe.
We would advise "a Voter" should he a.
gain write for the papers. not to stick it on
quite so thick.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

Important Political intelligence -The Hon.
John NJ. Bolts, Member of Congress from
Virginia. the N. Y. Herald says, has received
a letter from the Hon. Henry Clay, stating that
he had not authorized Mr.. Leslie Coom6s, of
Kentucky, to say that he. (Mr. Clay,) would
support the nomination of Gen. Taylor.
baltimore Clipper, goth inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

Mr.. FILLMoRE's ACCEPTANcE.-The Ma
tional Intelligencer of Tuesday, contains let
ter from Gov. Morehead, in which he says
that he has not as yet received any communi-
cation from Gen. Taylor, but sends for publ
cation, Mr. FilImore's letter of acceptance
This letter is short, and perfectly non-com-
initial. 1t amounts to simply this I, NIllard
Fillmore, accept the nomination of the PhiIa-
delpha Convention, and shall be pleased if |
am elected. This is about what the letter a.
mounts 10. We shall recur TO it again.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

DEATH.-On Sunday last, dispute arose
between two slaves, Abraham. the property
of Rev. A P. Repiton. and Sam, the property
ofStephen D. Wallace, whilst gambling in The
woods, which resulted in the death of Sam
caused by blow inflicted on his head by
Abraham. The latter is now in Jail.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

COLT would be worse than waste Of ,;ns
in US, to say word in reply TO the CONNER.
calls estimate of the expenses of the war
Why did not the Commercial at once tell u,
that the war has cost US half million of dol
lars per day. Mr.. Webster, who is distin
guished member of the Senate and of the Whie
party, estimated it thus. Why is not his es
innate as good as Mr.. Stewards,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

Our Tsrritory.-Oregon is said to eC W',.
2ls, 536 1920 acres California and New Me and
co contain 100000 square miles. They 11 a.
the other Territories of the Union, eq" noo
least to 900, 200 square miles, OF lOz4 rrcsi,
900. square acres. This il not only q
but growing country.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

DEATH OF Gov SHuNx.-The PhiladeIphis
papers OF the 2lst instant, come to US in the
habiliments of mourning, on account of the
death of Gov. Skunk, who recently resigned
the Gubernatorial chair, on account of IL
health He expired at Harrisburg on the Goth
instant Another great and good man is dead
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

0S-Messrs. Venable and Featherston, of the
House OF Representatives, will accept our
thanks for public documents which they have
been kind enough to send us.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

rWe learn from the Pieayune of the 4th,
that Gen. Taylor has received one of Gov.
Morehead's letters. and therefore we may dali
ly look out for the letter of acceptance.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

e5-Our neighbors OF Fayetteville have had
town meeting, for the purpose of rendering
the inequalities of the town to such of the
Volunteers as may pass through tor to the
whole regiment-if they will accept the invi-
tation. This is in the right spirit.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

Four DAYS LATER FROM EURoPrL
Of the United Stotes.-We have ,ec.;, n''eaI
Baltimore Sun of Wednesday morn;a NE
which we find a telegraphic account ~ ,t' IN
rival of the steamer United stat.. Wv, ~, az:
York. on Tuesday. last. The tn;,.I : I'VE"
brings days later intelligence than tb,. N,a'es )
by the Hibernia. O'ot
Paris remained perfectly tranuu; ,0o,,
prisoners had been taksn. The French t''U y,
had materially improved, 'US
England was quiet. Cotton at 1;r..
was firm, and the recent rise in nr;c.. rU "
sustained. 'uiIy
Ireland continued disturbed, and s.v.,.,:,
portant arrests had been made Mr. M- ''
the Editor of the Felon" newsD.nor : a,
been committed to Newgate; so also had NJ A+u
Duffy, a writer for the paper. WI
The Emperor of Russia had corr....,
an army of 10000 men on the river n,nnn
The United States sailed from Liy.r n~nIoe'
! the 18th instant. F'0' On
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

W~Ihe State Elections in the following
States come OF on the 7th of next month, viz
Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Alaba-
ma, and Iowa.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
GEN. LEWIS ca SIS.
OF MICHIGAN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

0s-GeneFal Wool and Staff arrived at the
BEsZos on the 18th inst.
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For the Journal
Dir. Editor: The Commercial of Saturday,
having denied the truth of the statement made
in my communication that appeared in your
paper of the 21st, I have taken the trouble to
get the certificate of the individual, It. Jo S.
Penier of the Edgecombe Company N. C.
Volunteers, to whom the language in question
and ask you 10 publish it. 1t is true It.
White, so the Commercial says, has informed
that paper, that Gen. Taylor himself denies
that he ever used such language. Well, now
here is the certificate of the gentleman in whose
actual presence, nay, to whom Gen. Taylor
addressed himself when he made use of the
disputed expressions Gen. Taylors memory
may be Obvious, especially when it won Id
not be agreeable TO him that it should be 9th.
erwise, or, possibly, he may have used the
language in a moment of excitement and has
actually forgotten it. Be this as it may, Mr.
Pender is positive that he did say TO him that
thu officers of the North Carolina Regiment
should be dishonorably discharged and the
privates shot. have given the authority up.
on which Imade the statement and will here
rest the matter. The public can Judge for it.
self.
PETERSBURG, July oath, 1913
do hereby certify that the language attri.
buted to Gen. Taylor in a Communication
that appeared in the Wilmington N C. Journal
of the 21st inst, to wit, &" that the officers OIL
the N. c. Regiment ought to be dishonorably
discharged and the privates shot" &C., was Ut
tered by him in my presence, and in fact ad-
dressed to myself.
(Signed,) 10. S. FENDER,
of the Edgecombe Company. N. C. Volunteers
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n7-For Editorial and other interesting mat
fer. see fourth page.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
MAI. GEN. VIM. o. BUTLER,
OF KENTUCKY.
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Ireland.-Leland still cor,;1
settled settled state. TheTrish press is in an IN.
holder and more determined =; ,s' ~ II any thing
hitherto. The belief ;hata gener ~ lon, lon, than
take place so soon as the 5tesaH, using will
gathered. is daily gaining ground re1' harvest is
ireland. but across the channel ;n nov only in
One hundred thousand well armed England apS
men are said to be in readiness at q anu mo drilled
no1 hs to rally in defence Of their r rnn
rgn.s -, me crops are good, and thus i,r
Fhe sv rO1 sas barely made its appearance he
Irish peo Pn1ly !. expressed IN America for III.
press with gratitude and warmth 'Oe Irish
England is perfectly TRANQUIL and =
have gone up considerably, N"u 'he funds
Matters on the Continent of EuroDa -.
suming more pacific aspect. "'ope are as.
For the foreign markets. We rete, -
commercial head. 10 our
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

Democratic Republican Nominations.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

THE DEAD.-Amidst the rejoicing at the
restoration Of peace to our country. and with
the return OF our gallant citizen soldIery 10
their homes and their firesides, we cannot out
occasionally recur to the fate OF those VINO
have offered up their lives sacrifice on the
altar of their country's honor and glory. This
feeling has been impressed upon US by the ar
rival of the remains in our town, on their way
70 the homes of their fathers. OF two OF the
Gallant sons of North Carolina.
On Tuesday, the remains of Lieut.. J. B.
Beatty, of the Cumberland and Bladen Compa-
ny, arrived in the steamer on their way to his
fathers residence in Bladen. Well do we re-
collect with what ardor and enthusiasm Lieut.
Beatty entered upon the service of his coun
try, in which it has been his fate TO meet al
untimely death His memory, however, VII
be embalmed in the hearts of his fello"-ciu
Zens.
On Wednesday, the remains OF capt ohl
yer, of the Cabarrus Company, also arrived
here, on their way tothat County. Although
these gallant sons of the Old North State diet
NOT as the soldier loves to die, OF the battle
field. with their &c back TO the sod, and thei
face to the foe,'' still they died in their coun
try's service, ard are entitled to, and will, b
gratefully remembered by the people of thel
native State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-28

FOR GOVERNOR,
HON. DAVfD S. REID,
OF ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
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n. Hanover County Democratic Nominees
for the Legislature OF N G.
SENATE,
WILLIAM s.. ASH1.
HOUSE OF COMMONS,
THOMAS x. WILLIAMS,
NICHOLAS ~. NIXON.
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Presidential ElcctOr,
VILLAIN 8. A sH e
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kkpAr, August N, lsts.
ASHES Arr s7kas So and So and dan The sales are ouy
small ats
COTTON ounses doll and the market heavy TIE sale.
ont small
FLOUR AND MFAI-There IS moderate denaad for four AID
The thing rather under the orn drnsni We
5igS 1he es 500 b nudns 5000 5000 for export Al
- sale OF round hooP made Heckefs tt
-ouas ra Wheat 1913 J7 Michigan S5a5 lisa pure Gene
ohlo demand moderate
disposition iatur- delivery spp-s subsidized
r-crpts fair In southern there
and 81 ao bois sold al 5Sb 30 according brand Old
psrcri- hh Aesl higher jersey.
ii for Rrsndy~ue The sales bots jersey
snds - 90 Agh~kn
GRAIN-In beat there much activity but tbs market
.tesdy bush North made Al no cts
6U % Ohio red made puth and 60
There less DONG Corn today ard
-,s . IL sn,hlnr arm Corn e5nfir ryou 10
H.. .ss there he desirable quality oherng
me- add up bush cts for oant yelos
S MINI. Northern sad oreans Included w.rs
month not made puhC.
~ a.. . worth o. RE h 7o67l Cts WITH sAcs 500 bash
o,t. are duer and Noefa are az" c ooAi o~t Of jersey
WEiskYs ssla5 or Western and Fron with Gales bis
Drudge uouliuaif - ct-.
PROVISION In Pork hrrr . n2is,ns important ao's ite
reSu., s7ass aud n san s, With -Ales 800 to-
n, p..ftbe,. = % and qaotains continue neay In
- - Ar. moderate TO-DAY ts quotaton are nf fEksd
w.,,. En-, s-rana and The supply q1tr hied >@- %
~, crS- " hale there tensrt at 3l cts bot % sell
an. ale Of zoo gals Eussh Lnseed vas made al previous fss
and 5000 gals Lard terms not made poo.. -
have srive 10 some eonsAsfss ei
tent bat the particulars have no, iran-pfrH-
IRON-Sc6t.h P< > r0uinsly 80. tune n
,eff sr J. Al Thi,so nasi- r. It.; in ha- - pas
pee 4 ~ a.. al q a. NtrHs ~ - r ie 5A o. NFoa
be. o. ss's ,,,' iass Aas'' ~ 800 u "-'
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Domestic Ports.

FROM Our CORRESPONDENT.
PHILADELPHIA Aug IlAr hark. James Bay Brooks VA
,aaas En- T,or ho.oa ~, e'Tsee s WT.st Wv
cir, John Nyer. smith Milton Del John IL rnan stnson View
auppor Geors Hoansa Rus Boston osocias' NsN
Bedod Harp Gb5, Boston Am sner.' sonef Nigrt
Reese Bridgeport lien sesev IL Best Br2osyn' Jane. Hart
Rey Providence era, BARI Lucene. ehoi Boston ongs ta
Harper Kng.on Pauna Fun Boston Tecumsh, Lang
BOSTON Cbastns Anderson 30: Msy H. croTe, Do Ac-sa.
Hsre, Chandler Foker Delaware iy Ann soer, some Prov
s Bessior SYork Haater Rsynor New Haven; james Hat
Riley Providence. Peter Cinion Jones' Troy Colemb1s lonsan
Baltimore; Eizs Leper Thomas Troy sooP Report Nfofs-
BALTIMORE Aug liam ship sas Rehsr8.. Welsh. NYort
H.rret erou.n Boston I'm burke Lsvrene NYor Poti.
Arrani. Cd barss Stella Oliver, London May Teres coe
sre ph Masters West Iads. IL ocean Par,er 5, Ioa
Saed bfss Androscoggn Bailey Portsmouth, C1nbnan Waller
ALFxASDRIA Aug loArr bne Virginia Edrise Boston, 'ehr
SORFOfR Aus s-A brig. Imperial Beamsn, Brlo. Santiago
Royal SAILOR Henon d. sohrs Adnsn Wspoe Nfors; jesse
Kubara NssbggPor Bias u HERE Gr,ni ii,onss y,t
CHARLESTON Az 81 ths oas, org o1,os, so,,
Keen. boston
sAyGSSGH Aug AR brig Charlie, Joseph Leigh Boston
SEWORLEASs Aug 3-Cd ,hp France. Ann Robinson Bos
bad Deuce Dave Kenny Liverpool Charles De'en- bae
AUGUSTA, Aug AR -eh Alexandra Kendall Phl,dslphs
o. sailed, III, rsiis w.,syiIs, and Ad'ea, %.
sASGoR AZ A eF, A."I an 1o SeSs I1 ga
.hrs Pesenng Curtis and Sarah Matilda, Hartman Boston
Wasulla, JOrdeu, D-tpf
BATH Avg s-An brig Charlotte, Lindsey and Mary renne
Doughty. NYok,
BOSTON Aug lOAu shp Amsranth Bss Liverpool barn Pano
Williams Philadelphia. bngs judge Whitman Micoon fctou "
WIN PITT Phiadephia Col fasoe Fer DO; 6chr- Wyoming
Willard Zealand Palmer, Michigan. Patterson Mary faie
we.coguss wass Pomaqu6, spro1 and Can'. Grim Phide
pha Traveller Chesley Bangor Sailed sp Ellen Brooke oaf.
Justice story Diligence John Carver and Iemon bngs Garland
and Msssachusetts.
DORCHESTER Aug l0IH port brgs Euphrosyn- Jane Pson
Pou dg Mare staples, Badger do sehf Alpine smith, fhha
irphls, DO
EAsTPoRT Aug7-Arr bark Aim Durham Boston brig. sruc
Brookne and Topaz do sh brig, sgser Ay~oo and
Calais. Bass Petin., fau RIVER schr Roanoke sn
NYork Sailed bark Eliza Barnes. Bnmha Bltnore brEs COl
vay Noonsn Philadelphia Openango Mathews barbados Gypsum
NYork; schr Oreai, B.hber Philadelphia -
FALL RIVER, Aug ssaled, schfs Ann bake frnk' PMS
5ephia. having repaired - 81,
LUBEC Aug b-Arr schs Gen PeGy. Weber, Boston OnJ
Daughter MDue Sailed bnes star Ttconb. Philadelphia
Gypsum PIKE schrs Brown Boston. Iro, comstock Nlo
MILTON Aug lOArr brig Be1on, spear Philadelphia In The
River. -chr Henry Hobart. I'm DO.
NANTUCKET. Aug An schr Bangor, Dale Bangor sailed
-cbr Susan, NYorki slooP Triumph Albany ..
PORTLAND, Aug AR bari Condor Lang Nfoh Go -'h
Citizen Hale, Boston.
PLYMOUTH Aug 8-Au schr Thet- LIunsu, Philadelphia
SALEM Aug Arr schr Mary Clark snsley. NNoIA: soop JACK
son. Gauss, Boston Sailed, brig Prairie Georg-to"n DC
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t,1 roser,te u roor quality r.n>r.-sAf 80 '- S17s
80 =. Donnf0, SO Ha~srs 90 Tar. 1870.
SayAI sTORFs-Are aa.f sa-s 80 Or 80 bh. srtrs in a.
27sa8 Comma sra-oeisi crla- iufl-nne - 1'--
gIpTs-yv. 500 Angsfura PRIV ts terms sup
1000 : 10. I'D 80 81 Ms.sror1a. suppoeet "a cs
GROCTRlFs-W note saes 10 hlfs Cora sugar a. "a a. ~
10 ID Por-8 REQ BILE hf1sa Havana iath -
Ll8 Massses oaia O. aud 20 1sGs suaira ti-s on
terms mi made pubs.
RlgF-Ts risr- r-fy sni fs- l'0 h1re ben made
~ 90 arr- .t.nr '.rr-r nirsnr T- -1ct sfl lst
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rY- Constipation. (Cosuveness y" Obstinate, nvei.
crate and haba constipation (c0sveness not only ota '
overcome but completely Destroyed pitAosf lurgriires NC
tins or baths By nav1i sETi. agreeable anc ufaNb,
means recently discovered ~ France with numerous cerh-
cstes from celebrated physicians, snd by many aestaons
from other persons Of distinction Jusi punished The ma
celebrated treatise Price reduced 10 one shilling, and FOR
sale only 4 the Drug Store rs Broadway corner Of Cham
ber-st doors south OF SuIar's marble building, by
B. T. MOSES, Sole Agent
.. The National Depot Of the New and improved War
tons Ervaeua NOT been ZEN ted from 10 Broadway
,Iey h ben for ne last year Beware Of spurious Erva-
-. 80 eT..,-se,, i've TuThN Sat -
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MEDICINES.

ny.ExTERy DIaRRHEA. Gc.-The Grsef
EMERY Dyseutefy syrup 10 warranted 10 cure every
csse no mater how bad II he discharges are con
slant and bloody The money Instantly refunded cure
The Company has on file al ia wholesale warehouse .
Roadway the satisfactory evidence VI me powers Of
1s medicine: evidence frvm medical men, from officers Of
the returned Volunteers DC nc
The Necal Faenly hereby respectfully invited TO try
sis medicine In cases which they deem hope They
VII thus save life No charge viii be made for the med
cine for this purpose.
The srtce i for sac By agents 10 every Ward in ths
city and Company " holesa.s Warehouse 80 Broad
wzy isH
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SCHOOLS.

MISS HAINEs respectfully informs her friends and
vi the public that her SCHOOL, 10 Grsmercypsrk Eas
Tween e.st second door below Fourth'ayenue, VIII TO
commence Monday, sent 4.
The house is connodious and arranged purposely for ne
School and the location 10 the city miss H.
has the sid Of teachers Of nOwedged talent and hose
ho have coufded their daughters 10 her care IN pas years
NAV be assured of IN. continued desire and she trusts IN
creased ability TO impsu her pupils substantial, useful
and accomp ished Christian educstion.
Crculsrs with terms &c may be obtained at Messp Do
rsmus Sixons 81 Nassau q corner Of Liberty, or al the
bookstore Of c 8 Francis 252 Broadway Written spph
cons addressed 10 Miss snes care OF Doremus Nixon
vii receive immediate attention, and afer he "a August
A persona application can be made al her residence.
An fmSOd
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NEW BOOKS

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DIED.

On Thur.day esenng 10Th INST GEORGE WAITE, "a The go
year of his a.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend be- unerA
Saturday 2h At PM from he late residence One hunafed
ma Invent, -hrst Harlem. without farther invitation
Friday morning the lh mt o dseney, hAftOAhfl Am
daughter Of William and Grace Lewis, aged years months
and 10 days.
Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend her H.
fs afternoon AZ from Of Pses'
Friday afternoon tbe ih nst Mr. JANE GIBBS M TIE 10
of her age
Her trends ard Of her Nicholas C., Henry p John C.
Robertson and Manuel Gibbs respectfully invited 10 attend her
funeral SUNDAY the 18Th inst At eoh, from ef son
resIdence, No. 10 Ryngtonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12
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A, Norrsve Bucks County, The st By Rev. lev 8.
Bsck Mr. JAMES n ANTWERP Of this City, to Mrs JANE
VI. VAN HART Of the former place . 1900
On Thursdy evening ugu by Rev Mr. sPrsfue, Dir ISAAC
BADEAU Of Brooklyn l. TO Mss LYDIA p daughter Of VIM
Carroll. ESQ OF ssen Mas.
On Friday afternoon The nth inst At Iney Churh b Key Ben.
J. Hsght Mr. GEORGE l. WALTON 10 Mss SUSAN q. BROWN
all Of tlis Ciiy. 800 49,,
on lac OH Inst By Rev Henry Chase Capt DAVID BUELL. 70
Mss SAMANTHA r. RAY, both Of Hsddsm. Conn