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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

PANAMA RAiLRoAp BiLL.-Thc senate o,
New York has passed n Till incorporating
W. II. Aspinwall, John l.. Stevens aud
others to make n railroad acros the isthmus.
The capital to DO 81 900, 900. with the pri.
vilegc to increase II to S5,OOO,OOO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

BaEAoH IN rnE CASAL.-Quitc a serious
breach In the canal bank occurred a few
days since, near Morris, Grundy county.
Aboun sixty feet Of the embankmen, were
torn away. his, however, sufficiently re.
paired again to enable boats to pass.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

J0uS WENTwuRTu AND the CNIrEp
STATES SEyATE.-The State Register - Ia
boring so efficiently for Wentworth in this
region a. to induce the beliefthat the Col.
has held ont 10 the editor some inducements.
lie is n keen manager.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

Punch, in his parliamentary dictionary.
defines n comprehensive measure 10 be a
measure that will take every body in.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

EUROPEAN NobrLiry iy AMrHicA.-The
last number Of the Lardca (Texa.) Journal
contains an advertisement Of n sale Of lands
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

TnaYKS.-Our best thanks are Gueto the
officers Of the Prairie Stale, Revolution,
Ocean Wave, and Timo,eon, for late 81,
Louis pape6 forwarded to US from Peru.
These papers reach Us some four or five
days ahead Of the mails, and are OF value
to us.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

There was fair supply OF prodrcc on
The market to-day, aud in several of the
leading articles quite liberal business was
done. ~ Tobacco, Hemp aud Lead, how
ever, but little tranSrirca, aud rates are as
previously qnoted-hut for wheat, corn,
oats, whj>kcy and provisions. the demand
wa, ac,ivc,aud sales were nearly if quite
equal TO the full extent Of receipts. Rpub.
Ecdn,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

The advertisement cf Mc>>rs. MattcSou
and Bradmer, of Joliet, in another column,
offers advantage, to our farmers that are
worth considering.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

DIED.-In this place, on Monday last
the 23d inst, Mr.. MATHEW DoNAmur, aged
about 40 years.
On the same day, also in this place, SAM
uEL w. RocERs, aged about forty years.
Mr.. Il. had been resident of this place for
the last twelve or fifteen years, and for q
number Of years KEEP, the ferries here.
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Young Men Association.

The Eighth Lecture will be by DR.. Be- a.
GriLnrnr,on Tuesday evening, May LIST,
at the Court House.
SunJrcr.- The reciprocal duties Of The
medical profession dndMepcop'c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

IRocDLE AMONG TuE MEIHnpIsrs.-Th
northern branch oi,he Methodist church re.
Gently sent minister among the Cherokee
Indians, which has given some offence to
the sou,hcrners. The Cherokee Advocate
OF the Goth uli., in speakin: Of the excite.
ment occasioncd by the appearance Of Mr..
Gurlcy, the minister, says
"No religious meetings can he held at
night withouta riot. Mr.. Gurley ATTEMPTED
II al private house, where twas supposed
he intended to lecture his disciples secretly
upon matters which he deemed pruden, not
to breach in the public congregation. The
house was surrounded by the mob, MIR. Cur
ley compelled TO flee, and the meeting
broke up. The windows Of our new brick
church have been dashed TO pieces, the
stoves torn down, and the interior of the
church thrown into the widest disorder.
Hence acts Of retaliation follow. The
excitement has got among the irreligious
portion of the nation, and matters mus,
come to crisis shortly"
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Nf)tino WHEREAS Ann r. Lamb has rft
ANotAOC'my bed and board without any lust cause
] forbid any one hatborinc or trusting her,on my
account ms shall payne debts others contracting al.
ter this date GEORGE H. LAMB
EPaw Paw, April "a. 1912 SO
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SERIOUS ArrRAY AT ST. CuARLES.-A
serious, and it is feared, fatal ARRAY occurr-
ell at St, Charles in this state on Thursday
the 18th inst.
DR.. Richards ofihat place, it appears wa
suspected Of having di,interred the body OF a
yc,,,.- lady who had been are,Ident OF Sycs.
amorr. Deha.b comfy. Her father, Mr.,
Churchill and her nl,, bard. to whom she
had been married but a short tine, accom-
panied by some friends, proceeded WIN
Sheriff Yates, Of Dekalb, to 81. Charles,
and, having procured warrant, searched
the dissectIng room aud premises of DR..
Richards. Although they did not find the
body, it is presumed they discovered sulli-
Gent to satisfy themselves that it had been
IN the premises, for they returned 10 Syca-
NOR, aud, on the morning of 18Th again ap.
peared At ~. Charles. with number of
armed friends. They proceeded straight to
the house of DR.. Richards, and demanded
the body, which, not being compiled with
an ARRAY en>ued. DR.. Richards fred two
shots into the crowd. ueitherUf which turtu-
natey took effect. These. were answered
by a vuley from those without. One bal
lodged in the body of young student OF
Richards named Rood, Just above the hip
Two ofthe shots struck DR.. Richards,
one ball taking elect III the side and passing
out between the shoulders near the spiuc
the other graZed his wrist. HIS wound,
are considered mortal.
The windows Of D., house were ,lemoli,h.
ed and some other irilling damage done, AT.
ter which the party from Sycamore return.
ed home. The excitement at 81. Charlie.
was very sreat.-Daiiy Democrat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-14
TOO HU>Y.

!. Molher! mnihrr!" cried nv lilIlr vii
I ". bursting upnn me AZ I sat hn.Ily 4
work. I've list my suow IN III. graz,
aud rant Ind H."
lie Was just ready 10 hurst into tear,
irnm grief 81 his nlshAp. I'm snrr
dea." ! said, calmly, as | ven, on with
my work.
/ wor't Won 90 and find il far ne,
moihrr," he asked, with qnivrrins lip.
=. he Laid hold of nv arm.
"i'm tm busy, dear" replied. gently
shaking him III. .l;o aud tell Jane to
6nd il fnr ynu."
"Janc can't find il" said the lillle Eel.
low. ~ = ch"kmg vulce.
.Tril her 10 z and lnok again"
.Sh- has lnoked al aver. aud can't find
il. Won, yuu rpme. m"iher. and find It
fnr mr!"
The tears were now rolling over his
f.es. iIai was Ia, busy Ia attend to
Willy. ! VAS rmhroidering thu edge Of
= lii,le linen sack that WAS making for
HIM. and that. for The moment. seemed
Of more importance than the happiness If
my child.
NO. M" | replied, I'm too busy TO
% down stairs. You must take better
care IL ,our arrows. Go aud ask Ellen
TO find il fnr YOU
"E len SAYS she Won't lonk for il.
Wills vas now crying right nut.
There! there. Dnn'i he so innli. h as
Ia cry al The lnss Of such "a thing as an ar
Tow" said !. in a lepnyng voice; I'm
ashamed of You"
Won, y.u GO aud find il for me, moth.
Ell h. urged. slIll crying.
No in,i, ed. WiIly-l'm too busy now.
Go aud look inr j, again yourself"
!" But can, Il ID it'll have looked"
"'rhen GO and look agar" said firm.
".
Willy went CRYING down stairs, and |
heard hnn rry,ng ahanl the yard Tor some
ten minutes. until my patience began to
give ou,.
Such tn.do about an arrnw.-I wish
I'd never hnnghi him the h,w.arrow!' said
|, moving un-asily III N, chair.
Ellen. won't you make me another
arrow! Here l. a stick. ! heard him
ask Of the cock, in pleading Voice. Bat
Ellen replied rudely-
NO. indeed, shall moi. I've cot
something else 10 do besides making ar.
rows"
:. The chil,l's crying was renewed. |
felt vexe,i al Ell u !. She might have
made him the arrow" | SAID /"
wasn't ino busy would 90 dawn AMI
make him one myself. But must get
THIS sark done"
And | sewed away more rapidly linn
brinrr.
The cry went on. Willy had lost his
arrow. and his heart was almost broke.
Unfortunately was mol 10 mood 10 sym.
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l,r-ll~ sppsiiirs ef lie 81 mals Ter,
Iilrn sharIrsi. il Sill hs rsirn Hnh Ia,
rasir. il ha-e fara.rIs h. ar ns.l sllsa
ny pIo.idrd y iii rui irg mnsI inrs. Nil
do wrll 20 pnrurr ih,Ia. Tier pee !.
riirnird ~Mh e..n,'d-rsLlr rr.-nnmy.
f,oulsr hay. straw. 40 rnrnsislks. arr. Nv
t.rinE passed Ihrnugh cutter. trough n.
IN nns.rr GENIE irnI firm for maslira.
iian. and sub-ianrrs s,e eaten ahirh
Sanld nsl'rraiss ~ Iejerir.l ~ nnly par
italy r.nsnm.d. t'nliing siIonls ~ %.
p"rIEniiy for mixing E.hdrr IL an mi, riar
qlsli's with Ihai ~hirh u nln,r p.Ialshls.
lhu- inalnrins The sleek 20 raj III ~ 4
would MOI ~ rairn ifgi.rn d, nell. f'll-
ting also sG ri. The most ransrt irnl
inrsn. & mixing meal. ,hnris ar hf.n
Wit, L'si.sr'. ~ which, The dnAhir sd.an.
isEr = TainrJ II 80, Stunning arlirlss y hirL
would otherwise he mnr- ar lrs- wasted.
anil NJ - siifu-ing the mral Ihai 10. nuiri.
nrrI 4 ihninrRhls rsiraelrd hy The sni.
nal. The FEEDING nf l.horng animals on
IuI fonh allows Them mnre time 10 rrsi-,
he eating performing in great degree
he work az chewing aud preparing for
DIGESTION. Bui il should MI lie attempt
II 10 feed clock with substances whirh
Irr cli,.fis destitute al nuirimrni. The
argr. ,nnr hnis &c r,,rn stalks are little
lee Than saiy fibre. and can he &c ltilr
'rno n>r IN supporting animal life. When
cutter i sarke,lhy hnr-e power. il NAV
y nm Object 10 eni .nrh srlirl,s an IT,.
nnnt Il li,r convenience 81 working them
nin manure.
Ailrnli..n .hnuld he givrn 10 keeping
y animals. as mucl. - pn.sihl.. Ia :. n.
iiinn rongrnIal 10 their h4hns. Their
aIninrl should he ronsulird in regard To-
9th fn"d and shelter. Undue exposure
, cold. NOT nely requires grr4,er amount
iood Ia sustain The system. hni il rtr.
rnis the natural srrrrtnns. and actually
rasis the bodily TISSUES. The mos, prn-
Sr temperature i. that Nhirh would he
aiursIly -,,nghI hy The snims, Shrrp
lay he allnwrd tn take their shelter or
~. At their apiion. and this liberty may
Z given 10 i'll riork. which il Is not ne
~ ary To fssien IN stables a portion Il
" time. Close quarters arr probably
for anim1ls whrh il j. design
! 10 f.iirn. 10 order u prevent The lrss IL |
'eii nesh BY muscular aeIi"n. !,
Albany csl;rGssr.
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gam. and :, harry ss trsnre. No Hse-
II hls Trstni gIIf nuained.
Bai ! rsn.d nnI segrl il. With me IN
chrnmslsnrr sas noi q. he morning rI..,id
sid 10 r.ris dew. Tie sunshine ihal
zane sfrIa ard did nj dissivair instant.
y The NJ. nnr dirk up Inc aiirr.
wss snlfr 81 pisIy Lnurs slIrssaIs. for
The ranrinnrnrss Il having done sn,ne.
Is well - nf having irsn Tie .rrzsinn Of
Frisf - ny rh,ld. lay with krasy pres.
sure on my feslinss. LHSi.' HrssfA
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To ihns- ha a,s~arhins lllr progress
81 n,nlnii. U and sl,shar IA tie f..erhinF
P"srs II Ear o.. The following I.srsansi
slrIfhrs. ahrt'sr.i ir,m The r..Ir. sInn.
den > III he n. Y. Jonrnal Of ConnrTrr.
n III Lac fntrtsStin.
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FEEDING STOCK.

in The distribution Of The winters sup.
Pig Of fiddler. The rna,sc and noorer kind,
sNoniJ ac esers.sl in Inc col,,es, woa,h.
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''Sr queen j, l:a,s,rsr s,nr..s. .ns !,
80. med 4, II = =. kn.au Ter sl.e ~.
R'm.n t'ailisisr - ~. tine a 80 mar
iisRs. in' made ; n iss.i II m ! n.
'esisni FxnL a s@sI az tao aiistwsr.'s.
A. lie King has a. n ldnn. l. ir..ifr
Mllisan !. h.ir ~ Tic ilrfoIe. m d no
{ ind. q j. h-lirssj. "a rnEsliiuiloa. / o..
remmeni. rnd i driesi.d h lie llLs..I
party. NrIlhfr hr NOR bis oldest con
= Ln 10 also heir % me cmanl j. Isslen-
rd 10 be talented.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-12

Gor.D IN NANTucKET.-The ship Sarah Ia,ker,
which arrived at Nantucket on Tuesday orousns ~
freight 81 900 worth of California gold dust h
alady town. by her son, one q the hs yrsns
,ast year in rs days So says the Ntw Bedford hrcy
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A SrrNKy PosrMAsTER.-B T. Cooke, the newly
appointed Postmaster of Binghamton called upon the
old incumbent with q commission, duly signed and
sealed from the President and p. M. General But the
locofoco refused formally to give up the keys snd %
stin holds on .--.aBsny Journal, May 10.
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threw a missile in the shape Of a stick, at him. This
act loudly appaudcd but nothing serious resulted
was the only thing worth noting that occurred.
INCIDENTS, ETC, Of THURSDAY NIGHT.
We wsrc informed last evening, that on Thursday
mic Mt the policemen who wounded by the missiles
sent from among the crowd sought remedy for their
ipiu,ics nj the drug store ofAcssrs Burnct Powell
corner of Eighth street and Third avenue, and that
they were obliged to the store disguised in order
to escape the fury of the mob which were around the
door. CT the establishment.
There were two boys killed In Lafayette Place who
were going tomc at the time The persons attending
the Evangelical Alliance Meeting In the Dutch Church
would have been great danger had they separated
MON. mt or two sooner.
The Oyster Theatre kept by colored at The
corner OF Lafayette and Aston Places pierced by
two bullets Of them going through, at the upper
part Of the frame, and being turned down wounded In
face old in the house but did not do her
any serious injury.
The individual shot as he was stopping from one OF
the was Mr. James Stewart, who was on MS way
to his residence, in Fifth avcnre, near Eighth s.Ite
Though the ball entered his neck, he Is ye, "''''
though little hope Of his recovery Is entertainer
Iron the other papers of yesterday
Soon after ten o'clock the doors OF inc ne"''. VIZ
opened, and the audience began TO come ou. :" -
tor place file Of infantry with nmra 9r r. mas be
to nrotect tho building which was In imminent dan
GER Their. being furious cries of Tear II down - We
il p Burn the damned den ol ,nV sr ESwin orrcs
g.. &C. An orator near cried" You can't so IN
there without kid gloves on paid Tor uasctj anu
thew would let me in, because nadh hu grows
md white vest damn 'em ~ Another" lururiate
i'm The scene Hurrah will have nothing to do with
hreating windows. but I luxuriatc In the scenes"
pE.bhats aud stones began to DC hred rec'y al inc
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-13
DIED.

In Dup'in county, on the seth ultimo, Henry
Bryan. infant son of Jacqueline and Mary Jane
Jones, aged year months and day.
The bereaved parents have sustained heavy
shock in the loss of their sain,ed infant. Death
had no regard for the tears and prayers of fond
mother, whose agony knew no consolation. But
| He who gave claims to take, commands Us to
be still, and know that it is God who inficts,
though His Christening rod seems hard to be borne.
He whispers consolation 10 fond parents ear.
! I" take these little lambs says He,
And lay them in my breast;
Protection they shall find in me,
In me, be ever blessed" B.
In this town, ON the 5th inst, of bilious fever,
Mr. Grant, of the firm of q P 3, r H Grant.
In the 29th year of his age.
In this town, on Monday last. after brief ill.,
ness, Mrs Jane McI.aurin, consort Of MIR Neiii
McLaurin. aged So years.
She was a meek and quiet lady. modest and I'M
obtrusive in her manners and habits, hut sincere
and {: ue-heared. It may truly be said Of her that
she looked we'll to the ways of her household, !"
and thet she commanded her children and her
household after her." For many years she had
teen consistent and exemplary member Of the
Presby terrain Church, and though her death was
unexpected, she could stay her heart with full
confidence upon the rock of savation.-CoM.
In Duplin county, on the LIST inst. Alfred Te-
cunseh, son of Mr. J A Wren, aged months and
7 days.
In Johnston county, on the 18th ult., Mrs Lee,
wife of Mr. Blackman w Lee.
In St. Louis, Mo-, on the 9Th ult, John H
Mcmillan, Esq, formerly of Fayetteville.
In Hilsboro', DIR Lotan G Wason, aged Sc.
In Moore county, Mr. Wiley Roberts, in his
AID year.
In this town, about 4! o'clock Inst evening
Mr.. A fired Bryant. Commission Merchant, of the
firm of Barry, Bryant q Co., of this town.
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- @A. M:sI!g IGgsea -
S SAa4AR PORT OF WILMINGTON AE

ARRIVED
July 4.-Schr Mary Powell, williams, New York to
w Davis.
schr Wave, snuwden, washington, N e, to Ellis &
Mitchell.
5.-Brig Clarrsa, Watts, Boston, Barry, Bryant y
& Co.
Schr. Julia, Vangilder Boston, to Geo Harriss.
6-scm HarI son Price, Brown New York, 10 E J
Luterloh.
s.-Brig Marshal, Taylor, Matanzas, to Barry, Bry
ant e. Co
Schr White Oak Gibbs, NIatanzas, to G w Davis.
Sc hr Martha Ann, Willis Shaotte do.
Steamer Governor Graham, Peck, Fayettevi le J 6
w McGary.
CLEARED.
July S -schr Jack Downing, Smith, Onslow county
by DeRosset 8' Brown.
Schr Express Parker, Onsow county, by DeRosset &
Brown.
9.-schr Thorn, Wainwright New York, by Jeffreys
& Leighton.
sehr Powell. Powell, New York, by w Davis
Schr Martha Ann, Willis Shalotte, by G w Davis.
I0-Schr L smith, Miller, New York, by DeRosset
f Brown
schr jonas Smith, Nichols New York, by DeRosse
& Br,wn.
Schr John Potts Brown DeWolfe, Philadelphia, by
DeRosset g. Brown.
1!.-schr Mary Powell, Williams, New York, by G
w DAVIS
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COUNTY CANDIDATES.


owe are authorized to announce Gen. l.. H.
MARSTELLER, as a candidate for reelection to
the Office of Clerk of the Court of Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions of New-Hanover county.
July 9th, ls49--[43-te
Chronicle and Gazette will copy.
Owe are requested to announce OWEN
ALDERMAN, Esq, as candidate for reelection
10 the office of Clerk of the Superior Court of Law
of New-H anover county.
July 9th, ls49--[43-te
Chronicle and Gazette will copy.
To the Voters of Ne,0- Hanover County:
Felloec-citizens in August next. it will de-
volve upon you to elect some individual to perform
the duties of Superior Court CLERK of this county.
From the urgent solicitations of many individuals,
have been induced 10 offer as candidate for
that Office, Its duties have hitherto been perform.
ed by the deputy of the one whom you have cleo
ted. If YOU should elect me, pledge to attend to
it nvse, and use my best efforts to discharge its
various duties satisfactorily to the public.
S. R. BUNTING.
Long Creek, July End, ls4s--L4s-te
MoonE's CREEK, July 2nd, ls49.
Mn. FuLroN-Sir-You will please announce
me in your paper as a candidate for the Office o.
County Court Clerk at the ensuing election, ant
that will meet my feow-citizens at the diffrren
precincts, before the election.
JAMES F. SIMPSON.
July 9th, ls49-[4s-te
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Taxes! Taxes

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the inhabitants of
New-Hanover County, that have received from
the Clerk of the County Cour,, the Tax List for
the year ls4s, and hold the same ready for their
inspection | also request all persons. if they
know of any lands polls, or other taxable proper
ty not given in, to give ne information thereof
also notify all persons to come forward and
pay their Taxes without delay. The Tax List of
ls4s is the last Tax List expect TO collect
therefore, to enable me to settle up my accounts
in proper time, shall proceed forthwith to collect
all Taxes that due, without respect to persons.
OWEN PENNELL Shift.
Wilmington, july 9Th, ls49. 43-6t
Commercial copy Ct and send bill to this off ce
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NEW YORK
CABINET FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

WE don't believe in putting our goods, but we
do believe that we have now in SToRE, the lar
gest and best selected SrocK OF FURNITURE to
be found in the old North State. And further
more, we do believe that we are ready and willing
to sell said goods at prices equally low arti
Giles of like quality can be purchased in more
Northern markets. And also, we put full faith in
the utility of the ready CASH SYSTEM, botll for
buyer and seller. All of gu, purchases are made
for cash IN hand, and we have adopted for our
motto, +" Small profits and quick returns"
The ladies' will find in our salesroom large
variety of RIcH AND ELEGANT FURNITURE for
the parlor and drawing-room neat and beautiful
articles for the boudor also. complete assert.
ment of plain and substantial. Furniture,
Hotel keepers can be supplied with BEDsrEADs,
Cors, MATTRESSES, &c. &C., on favorable terms.
The public generally are requested to call and
examine our stock and prices.
July l3l G. & w. A. GWYER.
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Very sincerely yours,
HIRAM POW Frs

Brutal-One of the most inhuman acts of
brutality we have heard for long time (says
the Pittsburg Post. July 81 was related 10 us
yesterday. A man, residing in Westmoreland
county, who had been down the liver, took
passas on the Philadelphia packet for Free
port on Thursday night last. Before reach
ing Freeport he took slight attack Of chole-
"a, and the Captain of the packet becoming a
Harmed, Immediately landed him on the towing
path. The poor fellow managed to crawl to
Freeport and gain admlttance into Tavern
close by the Lock, but as soon as the landlord
learned what was the matter with him, be
showed him, dying, into the streets, where ne
was permitted to lay for some time. suffering
all the agonies of the last stages of this most
terrible disease Mr.. John Haney. the gentle.
manly landlord of the Allegany House, hav'
ing more of the T." milk of human kindness III
his breast than any Of the other inhabitants Of
that village, had the man conveyed into his
house, where every attention was paid 10 him
but he died short time after. The human
canal boat captain, and the hospitable LANDLORD
who drove the dying man out of his house IL
die in the street, should both be remembered
by the charitable.
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.M.ARREED,

In Philadelphia. on the 2lst ult., ny Rev. Mr.
Frankel, Mr.. s. Teller of Wilmington, n. c., to
Miss Regina Hecht. of Phadelphia.
In Clinton, Sampson county, on the 10th inst,
by the Rev. NJ. G. Coroley, Mr.. VIM. F. Berry,
Of Wilmington, to Miss Almira 6. Mckay, eldest
daughter of Doct VIM. Mckay, ofthat county.
In OLslow county, on the 2sth ultimo, by NJ
L. F. Redd, Esq, Mr.. w. D. Sparkman, to Mrs
Zipha Emmett, all of Onsow county.
Ia Onslow county, by o. b Sanders, Esq. Mr.
Abram Dunstan, of Fulwood's Creek, to Mis-
Mary A. Scrues, of the Southwest.
In Baltimore, on the 5th inst. Mr. Richard W
Kennedy, of Wilmington, to Miss Ellen JAM
| Porter, of Baltimore.
| In New York, on the 4th instant, by Rev. VI.
| MarEbacher, Mr.. 8. Hoffman, Of this place, 4
Miss Sophia BaveY, Of New York.