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MnToNs DAUGHTERs.--T Chatham So.
ciety has published papers, showing that
Millions eldest daughter, Anne, could not
write; tha! his second daughter, Mary. could
not spell; and that bis third daughter, Debo-
Iah, was muchin the same condition, though
y has been so often said that she lead 10 him
N Hebrew, Greek, Latin, and Italian, with.
:. Gi.u.understanding q word ofsny one OF the
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Pass HIM RoUND.--The name Df the Span
lard who plead with the Captain General Of
Cuba to spair the lives Of the Americans who
were assassinated at Hayana--who, when in
tercession was vain, took charge of their dy-
ing messages, and by whose ekertions the
bodies of Ker and Crittenden were recovered,
was ANTONIO CosrA. Let him be remenl-
'bered.
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Portsmouth,

DlhlNE GLASS WORKS.
YSHE undersigned are now prepared 10 81,
orders for all Kinds or Flint Glass
~ Mase, which they willseiI atrPittsbufell pri-
oes, and warrant equal 10 any In market rl
merchants will fndit 10 their advantage, a
call before making, their purchases elssgh 49,, -
-. !, McAFEE & BROTHER
portsmouth, Sept 80, lS50--06yi : !. \ /.
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Piclafe.
~ woRpsWoAFH.

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she was q phantom Of delight
When hrst she cleaned upon my sightI
"A lovely apparltion, sent sstss 3.
Yob be moments ornament; i.,s.. (,
Her eyesas stars Of Twilight fair;
Like Twilight's, too her duskey hair;
Bptan things else about her drawn IS
From May-time and the cheerful drawn;
IA. dancing Shape, an Image gay, ,s.
Tohaunt, tostaTtle, land waYlay, :
I saw her upon nearer view, 4ts :, ia
"A Spirit, yet woman too II .su ;
Her household motions light and free,
And steps Of virgin liberty; -. *
"A conntenanoe in which did meet
Sweet records, promises as sweet;
"A creature not to bright or good S.s ~, .
For human natures daily food 81 ~,
For Transient sorrows, simple wiles, L ,,s
Praise, blame, love, kisses, tears, and smiles
~ e ..6stl s tc- sit =. ses frt
sAnd now I Isee with eye serene y.
The vely pulse of the machine
A Being breathing thoughtful breath,
ATragellef between life ndsdeath
The reason firm, and temperate will,
Endurance, foresight, strength, and skill !;
Aperfect woman, nobly planned,
To warn, to comfort, and command;
And yet spirit still, and bright
With something Of angelic light.
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Statisticians inform us that woman,s
chance OF getting married is at its maximum
1s.ween y. 'e the ages Of twenty and twenty-five
AFTER thlrty, her chances, as might have been
supposed. dwindle away to zero; hence The
great length of time that most ladies take in
arriving at that age. s ~
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CALIFORNIA SENATOR. Col. J. B. Weller,
late Of Ohio, it is considered pretty certain
will be the California United States Senator,
in place Of COL Fremont. Had the Wings
secured majority in the Legislature, Hon.
Thomas Butler King would have been tn
man.
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Among the numerous discoveries Science
has made in this generation to facilitate the
business OF life--increase its enjoyment, aud
even prolong the term Of human existence,
none can be :amed OF more real value 10 man.
kind, than this contribution of Chemistry to
the Healing Art. A vast trial OF its virtues
throughout this broad country, has proven be-
yond doubt, that no medicine or combination
Of medicines yet known, can so surely con-
troll and cure the numerous varieties Of pull
monary disease which have hitherto swept
| from our midst thousands and thousand severy
year. Indeed there is now abun dant reason
10 believe Remedy has at length been found
which can be relied on to cure the most dan
gerous affections Of the lungs. Our space here
will not permit US 10 publish any proportion Of
the cures affected by its use, but we would pro-
sent the following opinions of eminent men,
and refer further enquir, to the circular which
the Agent below named. will always be pleas
ed TO furnish free, wherein are full particulars,
and indisputable proof Of these facts.
From the President Of Amherst College,
the celebrated Professor Hitchcock.
''James G. Ayer-SIR: have used yo1r
CHERRY PEcToRAL in my own case Of deep
seated Bronchitis, and am satisfied from its
chemical constitution, that it is an admirable
compound for the relief OF aryhgial and bron-
chial difficulties. II my opinion as to it's sa-
perior character can be Of any service, gu are
at liberty to rse il as you think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, L. L. D.
From the Widely Celebrated
P rofessor SILhIMAN, M. D., L. L. D
Professor Of Chemistry, NIineraiogy,
DC, Vale College, Member Of the
Lit. Hist. Wed. Phil. and Sci!
Amli6e AOesaniaa of Anfnevscn
tltf 80 and Europe.
IL deem the Cherry. Pectoral an admirable
composition from some of the bestarticles in
the Materif Medica, and very effective rem
edy for the class of diseases il is intended to
cure" New Haven, Ct. Nov. /, 1919.
MAJOR PATTISON, I, President ofthe s. C,
Senate, states he has used the Cherry Pectoral
with wonderful success, to cut an inhammatioh
of the lungs. ~ ta ssa
From one Of the first Physicians in
-. Maine. -
.r.a SAoo, Me, April 26, IS49.
+ DR.. ]. G. Aver, Lowell-Dear. Sir: / am
now constantly using your CHERRY PEcToRAL
in my practice, and prefer it to any other med
icine for pulmonary complaints. From obser-
vation Of many severe cases, am convinced it
will cure coughs, colds, and diseases Of the
lungs, that have put to defiance all other rene
dies.
invariably recommend its use in cases Of
consumption, and consider it much the bes,
remedy known for that disease r-.
> Respectfully yours,
l. $, CUsHMAN, M. D. .
Prepared and Sold by James G. Aver.
Practical Chemist, Lo,oel, Mass.
Sold in Portsmouth, by shackleford &
'CrichtOn in Cincinnati, by F. EcKsrK,x, Jr.;
in Maysyile, KY, by Seaton g. Sharpe and
by all Druggists throughout the State and
country,
May 26, '5i-6mdw.
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Jefferson Life Insurance Co.
Of Cincinnati.
Incorporated by the State of Ohio.
100000 Capital,

s1O0,OOO Capital.
lFE INSURANCE effected in this conpa
IL ny on the Mutual and JOINT Stock systems
Some OF the peculiar advantages Of this
Company are:
/. II has capital of 800 600, we secured
has two departments, the mutual and i,ini
stock; the mutual department being secured
by the whole stock of the company and its ac-
cumulations.
| The rates Of premium in the Joint stock
department are reduced equal to annual cash
dividend in advance Of 33i per cert.
| 3. In the mutual department, but one half OF
the annual premium is required in CASH, when
the insurance is for life and the annual premi-
um amounts to $40 dividend of profits annual.
ly scrip issued drawing interest and trans
lerable,
a. The life OF the husband may be insured
Tor the benefit of the wife, the insurance paw
able to her. free from all claims OF creditors or
representatives. We are not aware of this pro-
vision many other Company in Ohio; It is
in none Of the English Comoanies, and but lew
of the Eastern Companies.
D. The premiums may be paid semi annual
y,or quarterly, if preferred.
b. The premiums received will be invested
in tie West, and the money paid annually for
life insurance retained among US.
All should insure who are not CERTAIN of
leaving their families in comfortable circum
stances, and all whose income depend upon
their personal exertion,, as Clergymen, Physi-
clans, Lawyers, Mechanics, Clerks, Book.
keepers, and those in public. Also, Merchants,
Tradesmen and Manufacturers in active busi-
ness, whose property depends upon the yicis.
situdes of trade.
3, Those whose real estate is encountered.
a. Those who require the endorsement Of
their friends for their security.
8. The lives of all parents who might leave
their families unprovided for at their death.
Officers and Directors.
H. H. GOODMAN, Pres't
w. W. CONES, v. Pres't.
L. BENTON, Sec'y.
Directors.
IslSs CINCINNATI ~
Il. n. Goodman, George Carlisle,
William Burnet, Charles Conahan,
w. W. Cones, A. G.. Burt.
Samuel B. Keys, Chas. Goodman.
D. w. Dreshler, Columbus, VIM. McCammon.
H. B. Payne, Cleveland, o., E. Gest.
Board Of Findnee.-Hon. Jacob Burnet
Samuel Virgins, ESQ.,, It. S. Goodman, ESQ
B. F. CONWAY, Agent.
G. s. B. HEMrsrEAD, Medical Examiner.
May 81, lS5l-9dwly st
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School Books.
MEWy JBOWKg.

"E are now opsning the largest and mos,
wv extensive assortment Of Books and Sta
tionery ever hronght 10 this market, which w
are prepared and determined to sell asiow,
either at Wholesale OF retail, as any other reEu,
lar house in the western country. Il,
All goods sold by Us are warranted Just what
they purportto be, with the privilege Of being
returnedif not satisfactory,
Country Merchants, Proprietors Of Furnaces.
School Teachers, &cy are requested to calIaud
examine our stock, as we wilInoi be undersolS
by any one. aa 1<t
iS5S Remember the New Book Store. me- .
Dowell's Block, corner Of Front and Marke,
streets,og ogPositeihe United States Hotel, Ports.
oct. $3.50 ]. STEPHENSON 4 Co. -. ,
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&C ,0lITI-"Do you take newspaperq eyes. ("
Whad i, one 2 "Any one can lay my hands
on The above, though good, is not quite
SO good as its original. "Take wife, Tom"
said Richard Brinsley Sheridan, 10 his wild
son Tom, the father Of Mrs. Norton, "take
q wlie and REFORM" "With all my heart, !,
take ?" '''N'' 80
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HoGs.-The lowest price we have seen nam
ed Tor the new hog crop, is $3.50 per 100 lbs
the highest So. The latter is offered at Chi
cago, for large fat porkers, for immediate use.
we have heard of no set price here. Gene
rally the season of packing does not COM
mence in Chillicothe, much before the lst of
December.
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DEATH OF A WAsHINGToN's LIFE GUARDS.
MAN.-The Kennebec Journal says that Mr.
Ezra Hodges, supposed to be the last of Wash
ington's Life Guardsmen, died at East Vas.
salborough, Me-, on the lst inst, at the ad.
vanced age of 81 years. 50
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WILLIAM VERT,
" a 81 L o R

ts. - - ~ ~ ~ 80.
Enterprise Row, Front street.
.HNHANKFUL for good share Of patronage
IL heretofore bestowed, he now informs his
friends and customers that he is prepared 10
accommodate them with anything in his line
appropriate to the season.
Having just received fresh stock Of cloths,
cassimeres, yestings and a general assortment
81 sumner stufs for geptIenens, wear, and
being constantly in the receipt of The latest
styles, he Is able TO suit all who may favor him
with call, at snort notice and on reasonable
terms.
Portsmouth, March 2s, 1850. f"
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A lady who had hired green country girl
for family help was surprised TO See her
poke her head into the parlor one afternoon,
when visitors were present, and ask Marin,
did you call just now2 thought l heard a
yell.'
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OF The Gallipolis Journal of last week
says that Gen. George House, assisted by a
competent force, has commenced a prelimi-
mary survey ofa railway route, from That
place TO the town Of jackson, or to some
nicr convenient point on the Marietta and
Cincinnati line. The Frenchmen are
rousing up.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

Mice may be expelled from drawers and
cupboards most effctually by placing fresh
twigs Of the elder-bush within. The odor
OF the elder-bush within. The odor of the
elder is intolerabe to The animal.
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Old Gen. Twigss, is married again. He
has led to the altar fair lady of Pensacola.
So much for the "Mixture p
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Bakery and Confectionery
JOHN rREafFEY. .ss,,,.

lEGS leave to anhoniicefo tie citIsens ~
- Portsmouth and virinily, that Be IN - =
moved to the frame building recently u,isa
by George Fogleman. on Front STRAIT va.
ne 10 prepared to supply customers via, I3rssJ
Crsckers, allkInds Of Cakes and ca ni,ei;onsr !
Noys2 p, 1850 2dwly.
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Land Office Agency.

pERS0NS wishing to enter land at The
IL Land Office in Chillicothe, o., can have
it attended to, and save both time and mon
by calling on, DUGAN, & MACKOY
Farmers and Mechanics Exchange
Portsmouth, Nov. 81. '49-34tf.
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Corn again on the Rise.
WpI. SALISBURY

~M HAS opened a new stock Of
MMzxzeeM Saddles and Harness on Front
E7s ~ Street, two doors east of the
t(St Iron Block, in the square above
Oakes d Buskirks, where can
be found Sadles of any description, style, OF
price, with all the different kinds andyarietiesoi
Brides, Buggy Harness,
Fancy and Plain, Wagon and cart Harness..
In short q naked horse or team can be fitted out
at a moments notice, with any qualityof riding
suit, OF with harness suitable, for any purpose,
on as reasonable terms as the town affords--all
ofhs manufacture, warranted and defended.
Also, constantly ! kept Riding and Buggy
Switches, Trace Chains and Hames, Black and
all other Whips, AN
Collars Halters, Portmahteaus, 30
with all other articles that comprise Saddlers
Stock, of good material and ready for buyers.
He is desifops Of trading for Pig Iron, and
solicits Furnace men to call and investigate his
work. His old friends and the pnblic In gen
eral ate requested to give him cali, and exam.
inc his stock and prices, and IL they think wei
Of them "speak a good word for him, ,--ifnot re
lport accordingly; ani
Dec. II, iS60,--w-1y
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TO tIie LAdies,

II UST received al n. LLOYD &SCOrs
u by Express, an assortment Of Ladies' fne
Jenny Lind Buskins and Excslsiors.
Aug. 20, 1851
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He who swears informs us that his bare
word is not to be credited.
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',,r;,,rs vTss,,, i'- Ss = sDertssnom, S,sesf
vsl opened few Of The very best Epelish
y Stub and Twist Doublc,BaFrsl Guns.
May l6. r, NDAylY.
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/. A ND are again prepared to wait upon all
n their customers with everything intheh
line Of business. Their stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Glassware,
window Glass, &C.,
is large, pure aud well assorted; and they
most respectfully solicit continuance of that
patronage which by strict attention to busi-
pess and unceasing efforts to please, they have
nways endeavored to merit
Feb. 8, 1851 dwtf
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Business Gar0s.
Blanks! Bianks!!

+ A Nassortmentof blanks Of various kind
< ~ such as Warrantee, Omit Claim a nd Mo
gage Deeds, Subpenas, Snmmops, Execntion
achments, aud other Justice y binhks .co
slnti y on hand at this Office. 4. n Z. s' I (.
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Bes.sr Y: Me: 9 spssSsr r. HodsSn s.d ~; \.
bsdsy and lady, Thomas W EeCsstin,. Henry GIsis
Ta s. q ntiiidy NM cSaPIs:s NJ T:sss.: Il
Hoistssd Mr.. Pevsey, Miss Mclaughlin Mis-. Dobson,
Mss Hutton. As hePhsarson and child Miss Jackson
Mr. krause.
AsrwsRr,I Ship Emblem,nJ Smith; Turberts.
Neill. vairdsy, John Wharton. Jane weishtos, W
Turner and lady Campbell and servant. Smith. Nd
New ORLEAss-Ship Jessors-Ar koGrAsh; u In the
steerAge. 80
BR sN-Brem bark Aifred-F Loren1 lady, and chill
dren; Emma Lsngerhe. Otto Wsrmouth, Conrad Mess
Wordmeyer lady and ehildren Madame BuiwiAke Anna
Bulwiukle Ernest Wieman, Otto WiemAn.
BELIZE Hon-BsIk W Alden-Mrs HAM shire. Miss
Hampshire. Miss Mary Hampshire. Mss Hume. sssvass
Psgsn.
HATAszAs-Bark NsdSrs-J Wilson. J Barrasua, B
Bebel.
sAvAHHAH-Bsrk Exsct-hiss Dsnsrtia. Miss Ellen
O'Hara-
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LIyrprooistesmslip City Of GLASGOW At Phsdelphis-
Mr. Dupcsn Major Darraeh Of Beaver, Pai MI Bsrtoott
Byerly Lyme and lady, Miss smith Mrs Brown Mrs
Psrry, X Graprsl and lady, Henry Dubois, Jones'
Tiomss Bskely Mr. Schiss, John Jennings, Patrick
Parker Mr. DAWSON Archibald Grease Mr. Jones Isr
per John Pesree. VIM Warden, Geo Kennedy Jr. James
HocIcy Mrs Neville and child, Miss Hanley Miss Whit
ten Kpgwsn and lady Mrs Lovecraft, John Taylor
Mcintyre, Mrs McNif Mise McNh, Mics Tanner, Mr. High
land sdy and child; John Miller, Geo Allen John Donald
Jol OKeefe, Dennis OKeee, Drake. Reuben Haywood
Mr. noble Mr. Fin tlay .nd lazy Ms. s.s.wsll Mr. Peril
Tucker Wnsm TUCKER. Philip Christie Thomas Scuther
Thomas Richards Dodsworth Mr. Coehrsne, Donald FRA
ar Mr irwin Mr. Case VIM wallace IT, Rev Mr. Johnston
Nm Reynolds, W Ionemire, Mr. wiison Jr Rev koh,.
son lady I'VE chiorcn Mr. Naey Van Strkeuborg W
Tririov, Archibald MoCsy John West VIM uresthssd.
Isrsrd Blyesop. Gesrge Caros, Andrew QNeh, RsbiR
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nARIvInn IurnL LIo nuon.
Fort OF New York, July 7.



city x';: s'ii
II s s si E:t .s ss o.S
snip E%s's May g. with md's and '
ssp as sw Nay with
snip !sssS5: COBB New Orleans days with cotton. &c.
Bari Alfred GBreml Punds Bremen IS days In ballast,
vi" Ssls 1..: f:.; Rs.s S.us.r, % Day. with
Ss.S SsseT Dssslj Jsss:sa Rotterdam: g days. With
Bark Tivofa SOf AampdsnL Wheeler cisafuesos sdsys
BARI Esdors of PSrtsndh Roby. N.sanr.s days. with
Barr Alden. Bates Belize hon. II days. with ndss
Barr Liverpool OBI, Tsnnsr reseu..e days. vi. QUE
Bark yxset. Stevens Savannah days with Gotten. e
s sSaYs' Bas from
and .. time saw bark Av0ls H0wss from Boston for
Brig Maria tIsal se.rpot Naples 81 days. with fruit =.
Brig Bssaus fnani kolAes.ot Bremen - days. in bal.
i' s nsSlP s Ssn S'fi TSS days.
icgwood and fastie. to Nesmith sons
naiyes H jrSs with :oas: and ioSTood 70 ssoior
Brig Pomona lBr, Wood. FarsardO. Pr hdays. with
brig Edgar Meyers. Havsna June a. with sugar to Tru-
Brig Long tcf St George. Long cardsna' June 2s.
days, with timber, to Sheldon. 80
Schr Mayhem Spencer Sagua Ia Grande June g. With
sugar. to Simpson Mayhem 49,
Brig Suwannee Monroe Sagua L. Grande June n, with
sugar and molessee to Nesmith a. SOM.
Sohr Sally Badger (of Eeentoa NCl styrn sAvanilla 70
days, with fustic &c. TO Foulke Sons.
sohr vesper (of Tsunton Staples kstanza days. with
seSs johnson tBr, Albusy Elsothsra, days. with
fruit, to j Miller.
sohr (Br) studsard Eleuthers 1days. with
fruit, to e Ackeriy.
Schr Adele Vaudeville. 81 Marks Is days. with cotton
and avail stores, to MCready Co. June 81, spoke
bark A Green, from New Orleans for Aarseilles.
schr VIM Smith. Harmon. Wilmington. NC. days, with
navel stores.
schr C ScuN scull. Baltimore. 4 days.
Steamer Keuncbec seymour Philadelphia, hours. with
mdse and 100 passengers, to Sanford.
Sehr Anne Gardiner, Homer W areham, day..
Sclr Ellen, Marshall Gloucester, days
Schr Gulnare. Moore, Maohas, II days.
Scbr Wellington, Allen, Machias, 10 days.
Schr Odd Fellow, BROOKS. hAchias. ~ days.
Sloop Sea Witch. W ets Providence.
Below
3schr Baltic, Of Orrington from Mschias.
July 6-wind at sunrise, WI meridian. wswj at
set-S
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OHlPPIR0.

Stsamships between New York and Liverpool dreot
between Boston and vsrpoolThe Boston ships onlyoa
Ing Halifax TO lsAA aid receive mas passsnGess
ARABIA, Capt. -, AFRICA. A. Ryrs,
PERSIA. Capt -, EUROPA e. q. LotA
ASIA, c. II. Z. Judkins, NIAGARA, j. Stone,
AMERICA, N. Shannon, CANADA, w. Haxrieon,
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch.
These vessels clear white Light ct mast hsaA
0 starboard bow, red on port bow.
Europa, from Boston. Wednesday, 9th July.
Africa, from New York. Wednesday. 10th July.
Canada, from Boston. =. Wednesday, Esd July.
Asia, from New York :. =. "Wednesday Sth July.
America, from Boston. Wednesday 9th August
Niagara, from New York. w ednesday, 18th August.
Europa, from Boston. Wednesday, 10Th August
Africa, from New York. =. Wednesday, eth August
Canada, from Boston. a. wednesday, Sd September.
Asia, from New York. wednesday, 10th Septembex.
Passage from Now York Boston 10 Liverpool, first
caotn. ............... VlO
Bsrths not secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond amount Tor
Personal expenses.
An experienced surgeon on board.
ALI letters and through che Post OF
Zoe. For freight or passage, apsly 70 ,p.
Freaoh German. and other foreign goods received and
brought In with British goods Through bills Of
ladins given in Havre for New York.
intending TO take passage TO England In the Roy
81 Nail Steamships requested to cali NJ tho ooe, ~
Broadway before believing the reports that the ships are
f.il
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Married.

At St Psul's Church the lat Of July, by the Rev
W Parket, JoBr q. SLr, Esq to CHARLOTTE VioroKiA,
daughter Of VIM. Y. Dickinson, all Of this city
On the Sd Of July by the Rev A. Van Dorm, Mr.. T.
YovSG, Of New York, 20 Miss MARY Ann, youngest
daughter Of John Wood, Esq Of Washington city ID. u
At Charles street NJ. y. Church, Baltimore, the LIST
Of July, by the Rev VIM. Hurst. JoHS o. Ton, Esq, Of
Texas, to Miss ABBA WEsr, Of Delaware