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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-02

"I~pIANA GAzErrEER."-Mr. F.. Chambe RI ain
of this city, will soon put in press a new work ,
to be entitled "Ths Indiana Gazetteer to con-
tain about four hundred pages. and to be .mbe-
lshed with sngravings Of the State House, State
Bank, Wabash College. Asbury University, State
University, Insane Hospital. Institution for the
Blind. and :he Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb
II has been over fifteen wears since a work of
this kind has been published. Great changes
have taken place in our State since that time
Such work will be of great value to those de-
string to know the resources of the State and
its progress in all that is requisite to advance its
prosper iiy.
Mr.. Chamberlain has engaged the labors of
;. Merrill Esq, gentleman we'll qualified for
the task, to prepare the work, and we confident
y look for book worthy the patronage Of the
people Of the Stats.--S;ote Joursuk
Such = work has been and is now much eed :
ed, and from the labor VIII ch has been bestow ed
ON this work We think il will be a valuable book.
Ereitrmeat in Canada--It is reported By tel
egraph from New York, under date Of April
q IN. that the Governor having signed the Rebel
lion bill, tho tories arc very much excited, and
have burDed the Parliament buildings, including
valuable library and public documents. Mr..
Mofa,t. member of the House, has been ar
rested on a charge Of high treason.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-02

fomen:ed by the Camoggi aud the Rap
modi. Marchem Rayhan also repaired to
the city. and on the 3O,h ult. set down be-
fore the walls with $500 men and six
cannon. lie offered terms Of arrange
men,s. which no, being accepted. he d.
vided his forces into five detachments.
each of which STACKED ono OF the gates.
The artillery of the citadel opened its fire
AZ the same time. The attack was terri
bic. as each house was taken by assault:
bat on the LIST inst, the victory was accom-
plished. The Concordia says the Aus.
TRANS surrounded the town, so that escape
was impossible. The carnage was i'm
mense.
ArsrRlA-Nienna journals contradict
the runors Of Gen. Reree's defeat bv the
Russians. and the flight Of his troops into
Wallachia. |, appears on the contrary
that the Austrian Gen Puckner. surround
ed by hostile population. has thought
proper to resign his command. and place
himself under the protection Of the Rus
SLAMS at W allachia. Three other Austrian
Generals accompanied him. His trrops
were left under the care Of Gen. lille
and.
The Austrian forces at Cronstadt were
short Of ammunition and were preparing
10 return to Wallacha. their baggage
having already leff for that Province.
IRELANp-The reports for the last year
from the District Poor Law Inspectors. to
the Commissioners at Dublin. record
volume of misery. most disspiriting to
glance over. Every page Of this book
teens with evidence Of the exemplary
patience of the unhappy pc antrv OF Ire
land. under suffarincs that have no parallel
in the civilized world. A clergyman from
the parish of Connaught says. ''This
whole district is now almos: wilderness
Out of population Of 10000 four years
AGO. scarce half that number remains, SO
that creatures who still live and move here.
NAV he termed an accumulation Of dead
and diving humanity. rather than what is
generally meant by a population.
A letter from Thames. Oxfordshire, England.
dated Sept. %. 1916, ssvs:-"f you could in
form regarding an Agency for tho L'thon-
triptic Mixture, if could obtain il &c. should
be glad. We much admired tho style !" which
it is put up, ani have been strongly convinced
of ITS great curative powers II was tired here
in case Of worms in a child, and with perfect
success: a case of dropsy also was cured by Il;
some number Of eruptive diseases &c co"id
sell a large quantity. indeed my fr'e"ds have Of
fereh me tn. money to forward for "A few dozen
of the article, but l know not where TO address
nv letter, save through Won" This WINS hand
ed us by a gentlemen from Canada who for
varied a quantity of Vanghns Medicine TO
Epplani for a sick friend. Such is its character
all over the world. Call at the Agencies i" this
paper, under Great American Remedy. AMI get
pam phlet.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-02

Did you erer.' / sersr!'-
Any Que passing our friend iiaiNEs' well-kiled
store. at the time We did. nigh, have essd these
broken ordinations from two pair Of ~ pretty
l,ps ~ ever were-(we like to have said klsssd.)
-pra,sing new aud handsome goods; aud no
wonder they were IA exsiac'es. because the
t;oous were good, cheap. Sad. like Robsn Rough
cad wanted his be-f-ssesk and o"iens. ''psesss
on 'em." Call at No. 81. opposite the Bank. and
nudge for yourselves.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-02

The last resort.-When some men
cannot find any other objection to persons
who have been appointed to office by
Gen. Taylor. they charge that they are
bankrupts! What a sin il is to be poor
and unfortunate! Our neighbor and our
self ought TO be the last men to speak OF
poverty as crime. His slang about the
second Assistant Post Master General is
all stuff, and his illusions to the recently
appointed Marshal in this State are false.
If however, nine-tenths Of the appoint
ments made by Gen. Taylor. had been
given to bankruPts, it would be common.
dable in comparison with the conduct Of
previous administration whose offices
were crowded with defaulters.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-02

District Marshal-T'he Jeffersonian
says: ''the appointment Of Sol. Meredith
as Y. s. Marshal does not seem to be re-
ccived with much favor by the Taylor
press out Of this District" Where this dis
satisfaction exists we do not know We
have not seer a solitary Wing paper in
the State in which the qualiGc atoms of
Mr.. Meredith have been questioned We
have heard no one private individual
doubt his ability to perform the duties Of
the office. The New Albany Democrat,
locofoco it should be, does not like the
appointment, nor is it expected that such
men would. Brother Clarkso objects to
him because he opposed the Mexican war.
We commend him for it. Mr.. Meredith,
will perform the duties of his office quite
as faithfully. and with as much ability as
Col. Pepper, his predecessor has don c,
and we have heard no complaint in re-
gard to his official business lie is an
honorable man and we doubt not was a
good officer. but that was no reason why
ne should hold the Office during his natu-
raj life, AMI we have heard it said that he
would have resigned the office in few
months, if he had not been superseded.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-02

Western Railroad Letting-The Day
ton Journal Of the esd inst. says. that the
grading Of twelve sections Of this road
was awarded on Saturday at average
price Of ZIG cents per cubic foot. The
rates are considered fair both for the com.
pany and contractors, although generally
below the estimates.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-02

Does the editor Of the Sentinel deny, by au-
thcrty. the statements made by the editor OF the
Cincinnati Chronicle, relative to the course OF
Messrs. Bright and Whitcomb, in the re jec ton
Of Mr.. M'Gaughey7
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-02

INotiCeS oI .IdIftdScS DtdtHS, Wutn
nshed by those interested when sent
some responsible signature, are inserted free OF
charge. Obituaries, over six lines, are charged
80 cents per square for the overplus.
The fee for advertising. Divorce cases must be
paid strictly IN advance. All other legal adver-
tiseme nts inserted the pecuniary responsible
ty Of the party ordering them. For advertising
wives, 81 per square Will invariably DO exacted
in advance.
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
privilege Of changing their advertise nts every
three months.
Candidates for Office, who are subsc ribers, can
have their names inserted once, free Of charge.
Those who not subscribers, ono dollar will
invariably be charged.
Administrators advertiser Dis, being part Of
the expenses Of taking out letters Of Admins-
tration, are expected to be paid out of the first
monies collected for the estate.
1--WE expect to adhere strictly to the above
terms.
NV. d. PALMER, is our Agent at New York.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-02
TO BUILDERS


B0c0O, Cheese, DVDe0 Peoehea.
A LARGE LOT Of SUPERIOR CURED
"A HAMS. SHOULDERS ssd SIDES
q qu..s,sy 81 the 6rst quality 81 Chsrss.
EIGHTY bsshels Of superior Tesssssss DsieA
TEACHES. Together. With gesevsI ssssst-
meat ~ PRESH GROCERIES,. ~ (s0lv sss,
which viii b sold 1t The lowest rates, se
A'CULLOUCH0.
Richmssd. Nsy I, le49.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-02

We learn that the ssp.id saxes fes wsyss
shiP. can for short time. be settled By esl-
ling on G.. r. Williams. P. NJ Thee 10 srrsass
have the chance to save trip TO Cessrsviiie.
HThers is an individual residing i. C.ssrs.
vile. who Informed has hses using sss
name with considerable freedom II all b. tree
that have been told. he 10 deei dediy ths gssss-
est liar for q ysssg man that ws have hsard o.
Tn. storm on Saturday ssssnisg lsss vss a..
se nted with several severe bus,ss Of shusdsr
The ghtaing struck hssss o. Frsaa sarssa,
knocked several bricks from the top Of The CHM
ney. ran down Il. scattering the fire over the
hearth. and stsnnisG Mrs.. Benz. rsdss. ~hs.
however, ~e pleased 10 ieasa hes snsisely
recovered from the eArcss 81 The shock.
TAe Vs'wi.fs.-By .a advertisement 10 81.
other part Of the paper il w. Be that Mes.ss.
Raymond & Cos. Mesag-s,s sG Wild bsasss.
birds and rrp,'~s, 10 BE- exhibited - ths rises
on the I2th inst. The lovers of Natural History
will have an opportunity Of sceise sssns rare
specimens, the n,ost conspicuous Of which IL the
Ehinoceros. Good order is preserved aud every
attention paid for the comfort aud coave aip nee
OF visitors.
McsE New Coors.-Mr J. Meek. whs is one
Of our best aad most accommodating Meschsnts.
10 about receiving. opening and arranging ss~
Of the largest aud bandssmest stock Of new
Spring aud Summer Goods. ~h.ch has been
brouSh, to this market for many day. In the
hi Cher elias. Of goods. particularly L.d.-s wear.
HI. selection 10 superior. Cali ssA sxasniss fee
yourselves.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-02

Clere7amd. Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad Tho Cleveland Herald says
there are now at work on the line between
that city and Columbus. aboat 1000 men,
and the number daily increasing. The
contract for the whole line was taken by
Messrs 4 Ilarbeck. and it is said the work
will be ready for tho superstructurc in
June. 1850. There is a corps Of En-
gineers every twenty-five miles, and iron
enough to lay the track for seventy miles
is already purchased, being 1000 tons.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-02
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One year, pnyable in adoaaee, ---- 81 90
After the year expires, 800
For sir mpafhs, ~ adpaace. IL 90
Ij-No paper diSconfiaDed until oil aTrearages
are paid, e1cept at tie option Of the editors.
Postage must be phi, by correspondents, 10
insure attention.
.AA%v .f5iSlH. IA srGnSs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-02

--LATEST NEws.-From the New York Tri-
bune and tho Nashville Republican, we learn
"that ID. r. Holloway, the editor of the Rich
mond Palladium has been nominated for Con :
gress, by the Wings of the 4,h district The
senior Of the Palladium. will doubtless be high
iy gratifeI at this intelligence
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-13
A New Article for Hedges, II write,

in the Gencsee Farmer recommends The
common Ilrmlack as an excellent snbsti-
tu,c FOR huck thorn in hedges. Tie re-
marks thai around lie Toronto Nursery,
in West Canada, there is hedge one
hundred AMI fifiy feet long. ard five feet
high, and three leri thick At the base, Ia.
pering gradually 10 the top. The same
statement is amply corroharated hy others
who have examined tie hedge, and whn
speak of its beauty, graceful appearance
and efficiency in The most glowing terms.
The hemlork is hcauiifnl and hardy Tree,
and is perhaps more easily cultivated than
any of The indigenous denizens Of our for.
esis. and as an evergreen, is unsurpassed
and indispensable, 50 far as color and lsx.
nriance are concerned. Z he appearance 81
landscape, divided in,n enclosures by
thrifty and we'll arranged hedges of this
beautiful tree. would. indeed, be delight
ful. As II is production very generally
tlillnsed, and rs il succeeds well. when
transplanied. in almost every variety 81
soil. The objections thai can reasonably be
urged against i,--proyided j make strong
hctlgc-are few. We hope soon 10 see
lis value tested, practically, BY so some Of
our farmers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-13

,ynp shnuld he Occasionally spfinlied
orer Ilsm ilsidrying; aii.s uhirh. park
diam siovn N boxes. treating rarh layer
silh powdered sugar. The sysup Is Il.
Ierwarsls eoi cenlraIed and koiilsd CIR nsr.
They keep veil from year 10 year. and re-
Lain surprisingly lhe;r Aas"I. which i
nrsfly lilaI afl lie besi quality al lrrsh kgs.
Tie pear shaped 81 single lonaloss an.
swer The purpose .hrsi. Ordinary l,rnwn
sugar NAV be use'l. large pOr.iOn Of
whish IS retained IN synP.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-13

To Make Candles Male he sirks
si,ouI The usual size. and Wei ihem
with spirits ofiu penlins; dry Them hefare
dipping. in The sunshine. az in .ome favor
able place. snd lhr candles will he more
durable. emii slradirr and rleanr hlazr.
and be ~ Every way superior 10 !. sse
made In lie ordinary mannrr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-13

Tomato Figs.-As this is The season
OF Tomatoes. we repnblish The following
rereipe, and commend il 10 every good
housewife who desires rich conserve Of
domestic manufacture wherewith TO treat
her friends. And while we do so. would re.
commend TO her. in putting up peaches
pears. ounces, &C., not 10 omit TO preserve
few Jars of tomatoes, as they make The
most spicy preserve ai all.
Take six pounds Of sugar 70 one peck
Tor sixteen pounds) Of the fruit. scald
and remove the skin Of The fruit IN the
usual way. Cook them over fire. theit
own jnire being sufficient without The al
dunn of water, until The sugar penr,rates
shd they are clarified. They are then Ia
ken oul, spread on dishes. flat,ened snd
died in the sun. small qusn,iiy OF the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-13

Really. what doenly looking per-
son Mrs. Smith is. said Mira. p to
Miss Carpenter; /" she really looks ion
ridiculous. One would hardly think she
had ever lived among decent people.
81 cant agree with you," said Miss
Carpenter. !" and il you knsw her as veil
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1849-12-12

with view of speedy bringing TO that place
The great Cumberland coal trade. which he
thinks "wlll not only resusrilate her, but
must give such impulse to all her interests
as cannot fail to raise the CITY 10 high de-
gree of prosperity and advancement" He
then declares as deserving the patronage and
support of the Commonwealth "lhe works
undertaken and proposed by her enterprise
ing citizens, leading INTO Tie in,erior.n He
also recommends that The sense Of the peo-
pie he taken as TO the proprietv Of calling
a convention to r.form the constitutional
The schools and colleges of the Stale are
ID H"nr'shng CONDITION; an appropriation
is urged 10 sustain a Stale Agricultural So
cieiy; and, IN order to get clear Of the free
negro population, he recommends assistance
to the colonization society.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1849-12-12
DEDICATION OF THE NEW METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH,

'VHE Methodist Episcopal Church will
Il be dedicated to the service of AlmGghts
God, BY His divine permission, on The 23d
of his month (December.l
Said Church Is situated in Durham's Dis
tricl. Charles Co, about seven miles from
PnrI Tobacco. on The road leading 10 Chicks-
muxen, al It's Junction with the road rafs
the Maltawoman Swamp, by Col. Thomp-
sons, to Nanjemoy. Perhaps the commu-
ni,y may know the point Of location better
bv the name of "Dnubie Trouble"
The Dedication Sermon will be preached
BY the Rev. w HAMlLToN, Presiding Elder
of the Potomac District, in the Baltimore
Annual Conference.
A cordial invitation is hereby extended
to all denomina.ons-the friends of the
Church in general. and the public at large, to
attend said Dedication.
The services will commence at half past
ten O'Clock. A NJ, that ample time be gwen
for two discnur>es
J. MARSDEN GRANDlN,
J. HIGGINS -RYLAND.
Por! Tobacco, Nd, Dec. 10, 1919,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1849-12-12
LARGE TURNIP.

Mr.. EDITOR: Richard T. Tubman, E>q,
living on Mauswoman Swamp in this cnun-
tv, raised, the present season, Turni p Of
The Dutch species which weighed somewhat
over ten pounds, and was within fraction
Of measuring three feet in circumference
We have seen several paragraphs in differ
ent papers speaking in praise Of large tur-
nlps raised in Prince Georges county and
elsewhere, only one of which, however, so
far as we haveseen, exceeded in measurement.
Or weig ht The one grown on the farm of MIR.
Tnbman and had this vegetable not been
of the fiat Dutch, but savored more of the
.4ng1o American species, or had it been
more of the shape of man than tina, of
Tub, we verify believe the mammoth Tur-
mp spoken of by your contemporary (she
Marlboro Gaze,,e) raised on the farm of
Col T. F. Bowie, would have been, in the
balance-nowhere. G.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1849-12-12

MURDER OF AN ARMY OFFICER -infor-
nation has been received at the War Depart
menl that Lieut.. Montgomery P. Harrison
grandson Of The late Presiden, Of that name
had been killed by Indians near the Colora-
do river, IN Texas, on the 7lh Of October
last He was of Capt. Marcy's party, escort
ing TO Santa Fe some California emigranls,
and had ridden out from camp alone, for
the purpose of ascerlaining the proper road
No Indians were supposed 10 be near. This
young officer had many friends in Wash
ingtOn.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1849-12-12
BALTIMORE MARKET.
SATURDAY, December 8, lS4s

SATURDAY., DeCember 8, 1919.
No change in Grain since last week, and no.,
thing ofany consequence doing.
ToBAcco-The demand for Maryland Tobacco
this week has been quite active, but the transac-
tons are limited, owing to the smallness Of the re-
ceipts. All descriptions find ready sale as fast as
inspected, at prices corresponding with former quo
tallons. viz:
Inferior and common Maryland So. 50aS3; sound
common S3.5Oa4.50; good 6, and fine s7al0.-
There is good demand demand for Ground Leaf
and the receipts sell readily at So 5OaSs, averaging
35aS9. The inspections 26S hhds. Nd, and
50 hhds. Ohio-total 32l hhds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1849-12-12

clock that afternoon, portions Of a human
body, VIII ich had been washed by The sea-
These portions we're the pelvis. the right
thigh and the right leg. Li',lefed mmedi-
atelv proceeded to Dr. BigeIo office. and
acquainted him with the fact, as we under
stand, in the most excited manner. saying.
81 have found IT," and repeating these words
so often that Dr.. BigeIow took hold Of him
and told him to be quiet-lhal he acted like
Il crazy man.
DR. Bigelow went to the city marshal's
office that afternoon, and informed Mr.. Tu-
KEY of the discovery which had been made,
who Immediately, with some officers, pro-
ceeded TO the college, and found it was so.
Mr.. Turkey then gave directions for the ar
rest of Professor Webster, and officers
Clspp, Stark weather and Spur proceeded to
his residence in Cambridge in a carriage,
for that purpose.
Further portions Of the body have been
discovered in the closet Of Web~,er's toom
In a tea chest was found knife covered
with blood, and there are two slabs in the
body corresponding with The knife. Stains,
supposed to be blood, hut apparently clean
ed with some kind Of acid, have been found
on the floor. 1t is reported that blood
stains have been traced from Webster's
room to the place where the body was first
found. Some coat buttons. believed TO be
Park mans, have been discovered
pair of pantaloons, marked Webster,
and stained with blood, were found in Dr..
Webser's room
The following narrative Of the charac-
ter of Prof. Webster will be read with in
,eres,:
Dr.. Webster has been professor Of che
mlslry in Harvard University since the de-
cease Of the late Dr.. Gorham, a period of
over twenty-five ears. In this capacity he
is member Of the Faculty of Medicine in
The Harvard Medical School. which has its
location IN Boston He is probably not far
from 90 year. of age, although his manners
and appearance are those of younger man.
His reputation, in his profession, is respect
able but not brilliant. He is man of va
ned accomplishments and Of elegan. tastes.
| As a member of society in Boston and Cam
bridge he has always en- owed an unusual
| popularity. His musical talents are Of high
order, and he has done much to elevate the
standard Of musical taste in Boston. His
house has been distinguished as the sea. of
generous hospitality, where, surrounded by
sInguIarlv lovely family, he has appeared
70 enjoy The highes. delight in the'courle-
Gus entertainment Of numerous circle Of
friends With mild, kind and unassuming
disposition, with emiuenily social feelings,
and manners Of uncommon af4biitv, he
probably had not an enemy. His character
was far from any s,ain-he was The last
man in the world who would be lhought
capable of committing a crime.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1849-12-12

THE WHIsKEY MoNoMANIAC.-TheH a-
gerstown Herald says that Miller, the Whis-
kew monomaniac, who has been several
times sent to the Peniten,iary for stealing a
gallon measure Of Whiskey, and several
times arraigned for the same offence, has
again been discharged from prison, the Grand
Jury, of Washington county, refusing to find
q bill against him.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1849-12-12
Ito be concluded in our next.)

CRurcHEs UNNEcEs sARY.-Mr. Yerger,
Of Philadelphia, has invented an artificial
leg, which for ingenuity, and efficacy, has
never been equalled. 1t is made entirely of
steel, and in such manner that the motion
of the knee, and of the joints of the ankle
and foo, are produced. The loss Of leg,
will be only tri1ing one, now that SO ex-
rellept a substitute can be furnished.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1849-12-12

RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
OF VIRGINIA-.Aierandr In the message
of Governor Floyd, he speaks approvingly
of The nun ifcence Of the Legislature of the
ton, by which the completion of the Chesa-
peske and Ohio Canal has been expedited,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1849-12-12

At meeting of the Trustees Of the Poor,
last week, for the purpose of supplying The
Alms-Il with provisions, the price paid
for Corn was an average of So As per bar
rel, and for Pork S4S5 per 100 lbs.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1849-12-12
M A II r 7 F. d.

On the 9th inst, in the Church of the Ascension,
Washington City, by the Rev. Mr.. GILLIs, PETER
HAMMOND, formerly of Ogdensburg, N. Y, to
MARY G. ROBEY, of Charles county, Md