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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
/ New York, Aug. 81.

The Democratic Convention of Mas
sachnsetis yesterday nominated GeorgI
>. boutwell, for Governor, and H. N.
Cushman for Lieut.. Governor. Resolu-
tons strongly in favor of the ComproA,
mise measures were adopted.
The steamer Winfield Scot, arrived to-
day from New Orleans. She reports
the Pampero anchored OFF Key West on
the ION. She proceeded to Cuba and
landed $50 men at Cubaneras, fourteen
miles west Of Havana. She then retur-
ned TO Key West and took on board a
lew recruits and then left for Jackson
vile, IN order TO avoid being seized and
also to take on board Gen. Gonzales and
his company Of troops. G
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
New Rome Ferry.

On Saturday last the Ferry Compa.
ny put up a splendid new rope, imme-
dIately at the foot of Market street, and
will have the Ferry in operation as soon
as the necessary fixtures can be obtain
ed. The public may then rely upon
being speedily, safely, aud cheaply ferri-
ed over the "raging Desm'ines" at OF
tumwa, and-no where else. Long life
to the New Ferry.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29

The Canada arrived at Halifax al o..
clock this morning with 81 through pas
sengers.
LIVERPOOL, Angus, 8.
Cot,on-Low grades have advanced
during the week fully ID; fair Orleans
sid; Mobile and Upland SD. Sales of
the week 10000 bales. of which specu-
lators took 5000 bales, and exporters o.
600. Flour is depressed; Ohio 20s TO
20s Sd. Corn is duh; yellow 26s Cd,
white 27s Cd 2Ss Sd. Sugar Cd lower.
Coffee in better demand al slightly i'm
proved rates. Tea in moderate demand
Rice, 80 nerces Carolina brought lss Cd.
Tobacco, there is more inquiry for Eng
land and export.
The money market is unchanged; con-
soils yesterday 96S 06a. American
stocks unchanged.
Trade at Manchester has slightly i'm
proved.
The Havre cotton market was steadi-
er. The sales of the week were 1000
bales: Upland COZ sic; Orleans-.
Parliament was prorogued on the 9Th.
The Queen delivered speech, which,
however possesses nothing Of Interest,"
The surplus revenue last year was e3,-
100000. a4n .
The continental news is unimporian,.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29

B' Judge Douglass, of Illinois, the
Missouri Republican says, is pulling all
the strings he knows how, to get noni-
nation for The Presidency, from the Loco
iocos. just now, he is paying his courl
to New York. He is there in person, at
the watering places, and mixing with
the politicians, whose favor of course he
wants. II is given out, that be has been
selected to deliver the Address at the
State Agricultural Fair in Buffalo next
September.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
Reformation.

Martin p. Sweet, lawyer, and late
candidate for Congress in the Galena
District, H., has been ordained as a
minister of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and has commenced his labors
in Princeton, in that State.
Delazon Smith, Esq, was ordained
a minister of the same Church, at the
late session of Conference, and has been
stationed al Keosauqua by the presiding
elder of this district.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29

SAD AcclDEsT.-A telegraphic dis
pa'ch from Jacksonville, last night, in
forms us of a sad accident in that town.
turing the storm yesterday afternoon,
son OF Hon. RICHARD YATES, about ter
years OF age, was instantly killed BY light
ning. lie was passing from q neighbours
house to that Of his father, and not more
Than forty feet from ono or two Lightning
rods. 90
The dispatch also states, that during
the same storm four men, we're knocked
down in warehouse. az Naples, by a
stroke Of lightning, but were nj : -
ly injured - Missouri RepuQ 1 VI
the 22nd iasf. @ NJ
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
A. J.. b.

NORTH CAROLINA ELEcTIoN.-The
Congressional delegation, according to
our reports will stand as follows:
l. Thomas l.. Cl.ngman. Anti Com.
promise Wing, is reelected Gal
Their was the Union candidate.
Ii. Joseph p. Caldwell, (Whig) re
elected.
III. Gen. Alfred Dockery, (Whig)
Nv. James Il. Morehead. (Whig.)
V. Abraham w. Venable, (Locoioe O
Secessionist
vi. j. K. j. Daniel, Secession Loco
foco. no opposition.
VII. William S. Ashe, (Union,) re-
elected.
VIII Edward Stanley, (Whig.) re-
elected.
TX. David Outlaw. Wing, reelected.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
MEMBERS OF CoNoRrss ELEcr.-,

a MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- ELEcr.-Ol
eleven members of Congress elect, in
Tennessee, six are Democrats and five
Wings, as follows:
Andrew Johnson, George W.. Jones.
Isham G. Harris, +. p. Stanton, VIM.
II. Polk, and John III. Savage, Demo-
Gratis. 8n
M. P. Gentry, A. G. Watkins, J. M.
Anderson, William Gallon, gained }
and G. II. Williams, Wings.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
Postage Improlnptu.

"Precept upon precept, line upon line"
Prepay YOUR postage and III pre- pay MINE.
The importance of this advice will be
better understood when we remind the
reader that by the new law we save f,co
cents on eUery letter, the postage Of
achich is paid by the sender.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
BUFFALO. Aug. ls. p. NJ

The hearing in the case agains, Mr..
Moore, whose slave, DAVIS, was arrest
ed, has resulted in his being held to bail
in the sum of s 900 TO answer charge
of assault in striking his slave.
Father Mathew arrived here on yes.er-
day. Large crowds have visited him
and taken The pledge. A dinner is to be
given him this evening.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
Later from, Havana.
CHARLEs-oN. Angus,

rI CHARLESTON, August l6.
The brig Charles Kershaw arrived to-
day from Havana, with dates to the 9th
inst.
On the 9Th, a small United States
steamer arrived at Havana, probably the
Cincinnati, from Orleans, which brought
intelligence respecting the movement of
Gen. Lopez. II created great excite
ment in Havana, and all the Spanish
war vessels and steamers had been ord
cred TO cruise along the eoas. 10 look on,
for him. There is no further news in
relation TO the movements ofthe patriots.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29

Inspectors of The Penitenfiary.-
Thomas S. Espy, Fort Madison, Iowa;
Douglass e. Dunlap, Des Moines coun-
~; +. b. Cunning, Lee county.
Warden.-Richard Quinion, Mahas-
ka county.
Stark II. Samuels, Of Clinton county,
Brigadier General, of the I'd Brigade of
the Sd Division of Iowa Milatia.
Charles Gillian, Brigadier General,
Of the LIST Brigade Sd Division Of Iowa
Militia.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29

u Gen. Cass seems to be ont-mana-
ging Mr.. Buchanan in bis own State.
Al late meeting OF the Locofocos at
Huntingdon, Pa, delegates were elected
to the general convention TO be held on
the 4lh of March next. They were in
structed to vote for Cassie to 3.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
OswEGo, Aug. Ia. p. M.

Yesterday avery disastrous fire oc-
Cured in the village OF Fulton, destroy
ing property estimated at $I00.0O0.--
The Fulton House and all that block was
completely destroyed, aud also the west
side of First street. Fifty families were
burn, out. Little insurance, mostly in
Philadelphia. -
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29

APPoISTMENTs.-G A. PorterGeld,
Esq, one Of the Editors of the Martins
burg [Va,) Gazette, has been appointed
10 clerkship in the Department of the
Interior. Messrs. John X. Woods and
Joseph A Craighili, of Jefferson county,
Va, have been temporarily appointed
to clerkships in the Pension Office.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
RICHARD III. WARDEN.

10 The sickness of the editor, and
the publisher having to labor constantly
at the CAFE, will, we hope, be asuliicient
apology for the lack OF editorial matter
in to-day's paper. @
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
AcouIrrAL OF M. CABKr.-The Jou,

AcouITTAL OF M. CABET.-TheJ Jour.
t,aat deS Debafs, Of the 9Th ult, says
that the judgment against CADET, The
leader Of the Icarian colony of Commu-
nists, at Nauvoo, has been reversed by
the Appellate Court. and that he is dis
charged. @
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29

New CopE.-Mr. Given, Clerk of
the Court, informs US that the long look
ed for Code has arrived at last, and that
he can furnish il to Justices Of the Peace,
or others, at s2,5 per copy.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29

TENNESSEE MoNEY.-It is stated in
the money article Of The Louisville Jour
nal, that the Bank Of Tennessee is a.
gain in bad odor,--its notes were selling
at ten per cent. discount.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
A DUN.

1t being absolutely necessary for ME 10
have some money, or stop publishing the
paper, ] have concluded to appeal once
more TO those indebted to me for subscrip-
ton, Job Work, and advertising, to come
forward and pay up. If you cannot pay
all, pay at least part, which will be tina nix
fully received. | am aware that the times
are hard, but there is not man indebted to
me, but that could raise little money to
pay the printer, if he were TO try. ! hope
to hear from all my friends and receive a
SUBSTANTIAL manifestation of their, good
will to the COURIER. Money moy be sent
at.my lisk. when mailed in presence of the
postmaster, and his certificate taken there.
for; or may paid to any one of the agents
ma med below t..Ia.......... .-.. ..e.ra. .
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29

u Little He'll a Winnebago chief OF
The Upper Mississippi. practices medi-
cine. He has an Old bone which is con-
sidered syaukcr, of which he scrapes off
a little as an infallible specific. he char
gcs sometimes as high as 500.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29

DrscoNTrNUED.-The 1ri- eekiy Nus
catinc Enquirer, published at Musca-
tine, has been discontinued for want of
sufficient patronage.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
v A brutal teacher, whipped a li,,]

boy, for pressing the hand of little girl,
who sat next to him at school; alter
which, he asked the child why he
squeezed the girls handr' because"
said the little fellow. ii, looked SO pretty.
| could not help it," What punishmeni
did the teach err deserve! .
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
Kentuckx EIection.

All the returns are in, (says the Mis-.
souri, Republican, except from two coun.
ties, and Powelts aajority is 276. His
majority will be under 400 in the State.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29

u The cholera has broken GU: al
+ Versailles and Cynthiana, KY, with
considerable malignancy.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
Photographed for the Louisville Journal.
OF THE BALTIC.
shortest Passage on Record.

shortest Passage on Record.
New Yokx, August l6.
The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool,
with dates 10 the 9Th inst, arrived this
morning al o'clock. She left Liver
pool at 4 p. M, on the Gih, and has there
fore made the passage in nine days and
thirteen hours. She brings lis passen-
gers and valuable cargo.
The business in Parliament since the
I'd inst has been unimportan,.
Lord Palmersten stated in the House
Of Commons, on Monday, the 4th, that
the Turkish Government had promised
the English Minister at CoEsian,inople
that Kossuth and his fellow prisoners
should be positively liberated on the l5.h
of September. 1851
The Queen had replied TO the address
of the House asking for continuance of
the Crystal Palace. The question was
too complicated TO be answered immedi-
atcly. sg --r .#.ar :
The Liverpool chamber of commerce
have adopted the petition to the Govern
men, PRAY ing for reduction of postage
TO the United States and the British coll
onics. .rg. said.
Lord Arndel has been elected to Par.
liamen. by The people of Limerick.
FRANCE.
| The all.engrossing subject in Paris
was the visit of the Lord Mayor of Lon.
con and the commissions of the exhibit
ton to that city. accompanied by many
hundred Englishmen and foreigners Of
note. A grand banquet, given them on
The I'd instant, was exceedingly gorgeous
aud tasteful. Five hundred persons sal
down to the entertainment. and many
hundred more assembled in the evening
On the 9th inst, grand review and
sham-fght were to take place.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29

Merchants Bank. Gin. o. is not good.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
CINCINNATI, Aug. l6.

Ted,'s foundry and Cbas. Foster g.
Bros printing press mandatory, were
desiro, cd by fire this afternoon.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-29
NEw York. August Ia.

NEW YORK, August IS.
The Canada arrived at Halifax al o..
clock This morning with 81 through pas
sengers.
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Passengers Eails<I.

MISUNDERSTANDING Afroa-S Cabot and Mrs aud Mis-
Cabot, Lynch lady. child and ssrvant kss waack Mrs
weyusp, EYort Mr. Mali, LADY, daughter and sons. Mr.
Mason and LADY, Mr. Woods lady ehidren and ssrvaat
Provaence Mr. PARKER and lady, Mis-. Mason, slss M
Rowland, Mr. Afpinya YOrh: Mr. peChaiiage lady ana
insnt Farharn Mr. Eoeles Br oklynj Faribault and
Gspt sevton Mrs weoIsey Miss woolssy M.ste.
seIysnt Hiss woolsey. Miss woolsey Miss woodhiL
Cwhite NYork; Mr. Beaumont England; NJ Psys,u. Bos
tor; Mr. vAyIy Mr. Bleckman, Lavi'z Rosenfeidt, Mr.
reIrer n, B.iD. YounE Mr. Koh.s.dt Mr. Berger Nev
York; w Peppo. Bermuda Chss Whitchesd kYovk
City, Oliver. Pittlburs; Miller. NYorki W Miller.
Dotroit Mrs Reynolds. Mckay. u Anderson, Mr Wss-
ton. Mr. Montgcmerv
JsosAs Se.s,eamship Msrlin-yr Hawisy LAZY and
Campbell and lady Sesyy Mr. Levi lady 3sons,
ohdrsn infant and nurss Mrs PreehL child and nure.
hoyre Mr. Bhyes Mr. Butter schmidt, Sshe nbevE.
N Ros, J Hill, Mr. HcPherson lady and child. MlSs
Lysch Dunlop, sr Cohen, Mr. Ksnsnstsn: Mr. hssgssr
Harvey. Mr. Woods. lady maid and children, Mr. Todd
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Cleared.
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Js.ss w,D' s.,ssH 3St As reported y''r
Siis Hn,.r,,ssl S.;,rl.sS clS,a a. s.,lss, Co.
Brig swan, Pierce, Bsrmuds. Sssmith S-sens.
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sris Emily. a.vs,L CHARLESTON. puas,m q pimon.
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%s: o. sns m pa 70 y: H:sc
v.ry beisterous psge from the Chsnnel 20 the BAnh
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" 81 y. AZ 4 .ills 70 C,ssr a.. Co.,
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hence Tor Canton; july 10 Jsv. ussd psarss BY 8
niles d.,sn, .reie bark ssbsT Trs.s Li,tsaed fe w.
ps,,ed ynss,,ip k,ry 60, EdsAtosn Croker .see,,'
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81 lon 10 . r. poke shiP Andausa wils,n. from caason
BsrS csrlsrd tot rhu.d.lrhl,l Martin. Antwerp, 81
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d,y,. ri,h ssl,, 70 A q Benson Co
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sfohs bris hsrls q srd from Boston tor Porto Roo
BtiS Coral tof Bathl FREEMAN sagus days. with sagar
T.
Big eleven cot csmsenl Penieton, Charleston sep. r.
With laber shelton Co, sept - lat IS ss lou ~
- fpote taxi L,weiiyn tef Camten sherman, hsaos for
- ksrhs, time cav bark ksrs hmels, Of Newport
buds.
Schr Ann ID Osborn, sicrandri.. sasys.
Sctr Anfie Cotses White. Nrgiaia.
schr Fttitts. Wishard, Nirg'atz.
Ethr Ann Caroline Resd, Nireinia.
Fchr W Anderson, H0uswar. virginia.
echr J NJ Bsghes Posers, Virginia, 2days.
schr J Bsrrfs Lyr ch. Virents 2 dsys
scir Red Jsck9,, Cencklip, Nirsina. days
Fchr tmith futile L-rfsir Virginia. days
sthr q A Roe Fyder, Baltimore days.
Fcfr Ifsac Acorn Sylvester. Eocsiand, days.
schr Ivan de Csrtsgena, Upper. Msohias. BdAya
sctr m P,pe. fcstcr kschiss days.
Below.
one bfs. Unknown.
sssnships Africa Liverpooi Merlin 81 TLcmas
a. vds.
ssam propeller City Of Psburr vent down the nav yes,
tsrtsy msrrinE trial trip and retained affair
rtob, arriving nbcUt6 o'ciotk-
Der s-wind Al sunrise, W. al meridian. swt ~ sunset g.
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On Tu, sday October JoHN GILMAsTr., aged 70 years
The friends OF the family, and those Of his sons Daniel
Thomas and William, respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence 20 Mott street.
Thursday afternoon, 9th inst, at I o'clock
On Wednesday morning October 8, MARIA REsrccA,
only daughter Of Thomas Clarendon aged months and
IL days
Her fathers friends aud the friends Of his brother
law, james su all also the members 81 Washington D-
vision No g. s. of T. invited to attend her funera
this afternoon at O'Clock from No so Poplar street
Brooklyn. Her remains viii be taken TO Cypress Hills
Cemetery.
On Wednesday. 0ctobcrs P,rRox MoQcs DE- doorman
Sixth dA rici. eyed "a years
His fupeIsl viii take place this afternoon at hafpsst
o'clock from his late residence, 10 Centre street Ills
frepee aud those Of the Police Department most
respectfully requested TO attend.
on Wednesday evening. October 8, RoBrnT DoueLAss
infant con 81 Rev J. y. and Mary H. Rockwell, aged
yesrsnd months
The friends OF the fam y respectfully invited to at
tend h funeral from the residence OF his father
Of Livingston aud smith streets Brooklyn Thursday
afternoon 9th inst at o'clock.
On Tucs1ay. October CHARLEsH CLARx sou Of George
and Mary Clark, aged years and month. Ills
mains were taken TO Greenwood fyr interment
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HAynr-s..,nshipH Humboldt his. Gusrn. Miss None
Mr. and N RS Bay servant. Mis- Baily baiiy, L
Bsfy. Mr. and Mrs Bell Mr. and Mrs Lacombe, Mr. and
Mrs vanoervoort, Mr. and Hrs GuHgeri w Zellweger
Guerher, Ii Boxer Mise Boxer, VIM favlek Burden.
Hsly and LADY EiHen and lady, sins$hs sas lay
and lady. Mi Gssquet. Gasouet Mrs MAINS xuans
Jr. PEPPER Mrs kuntsrdt children and servant Mrs
Edusrds x Pollock. Dryer r,ubsr, = yiosoirs; IN
Edgar, Bullaohe Mr. Aresuo and lady Murphy, Il
kins Regouep Tm Dupasseur. Birhle, q Hsvi-
land, Mise Hayiland. Lsoourt Dacsurseur Kohn.
Tsrdos. A Harris, ID orr. n Bates, Bates Arm
srrg Pesses Post M csstsrss LADY and ohilsIsa
1t Walsh UsN, Coe, Mason, Mrs and Miss Trefour
and Tre:our, Fourier, PAturns. Pisra Sbulsa
Mrs Gilt ert Walter SFrenopt Lefort, Mr. Thebaaa
LenAitrs Mr. Den mir lacy and children. Mrs Goodasc
Mfs de ValersCnt. MONTGOMERY. Coils, Bnuohe,
Shutter HemsBey Capt hbeilie Duvernois fisby.
Cnligt in, l. du Groigobraas La ssen DemAIuae,
Guiilsman, J 8reniy BIN. c Musselet, Il Weiaeehsn.
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low sloop Frederic Brown Gardiner from Sd sohrs
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CHAR sehrs John whippie. Lawson Nanssmoud; Em
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below 7th sohr Independence hAsoun. Aarblshsad
CID Abb, bark Medors Roby Havana; brss Oxford keu
ton st ysgo AVA Adams Charleston; schr sOuthsrnsr.
RfCHMoND. Oct s-Arr steamer Roanoke, Psrr,.h New
York; tcbr Rainbow. Rogers Boston, Sid steamers Penn-
sylyana, Walton. PtiadelPhia City Of ,hmoad Terry
NYerh; schr Mary Peek, Dupuy dol Hill Carter Rogers.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept 22-sld ship Chile. Leach, Cal
cutta In port bark New World late OF Boston. cold
SANTA CRUZ (CAL). Aug Is acknowledging EMILY
Bsurv for ssrapsi.c9 on port i,tss ship and .ssr
Cld briss American Godfrey NYork; Robert Charlton.
Lightbourne Havsns; sohr Fiannsr, vangder. Pha.
dephia SID bark Maria Morton. Patterson NYork brig
In port 3d. thips Chaos Dunton wig Georgia Brodis ds
Southport Mccormick for NYork barks solomon Piper.
Smart, ldg; William BlaslAnd, for Boston, Norton Pat
(Prus Amsterdam; brss American, Godfrey for New
Orleans Augusta. Stone for york Charlton Light
Fuller Lewis do; Rise swell Iindberser. wig Iisra.
repg Lord Gadding disg Macon. Watkins
Do sh-s Kcnnebeo Eldrdse log Louisa Gray hs.ss for
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sALFN Oct 4-Sid brigs Matanz.s. Slower. Richmond;
schr Sylvia Bourne. Georgetown Dc Harriet Chandler
6th-Sid brig Adna Leach Philadelphia.
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BPfsTof. SEPT $50 sarah Hand. n sora.
CHsvgassp, Sept A-sld Patrick Henry, NYort; lssh.
Csoovir, CO.
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On Tuf sdsy, October by the Rev James 0geson Mr.
WILLIAM BAILEY TO Miss FRANCES SASpERsoS, both Of
this city.
On Wednesday, October 8, by the Rev. DR.. Cox Mr..
AUGUs1vs sTupSELL to Miss MARTHA B. PrRsoS both Of
Brooklyp,N.
On October 7, in st Mary's Church, by the Rev Mr..
Stars, Mr. WILLIAM Corr TO Miss CArHARsE CANE both
II this city.
At All Saints Church, Wednesday afternoon by the
Rev Henry NJ. Davis AUGUSTUS LACEY, of yicksburg.
TO ELIZA DAVIS daughter Of Vim. o. Mumford
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